HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-5-4, Page 8THE EXETER ASST:MA,TE, THURSDAY, may 4, IEI1I
THE
The spring, trade • this year promises
to be a heavy one, and we are prepar,
ed for it with a full supply of the
Finest Clothing Materials in
Tweeds:, Fancy Worsteds, Etc.
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot be excelled,
Try tins for your mew Spring, suit.
t'VLercl'bant Tailor,
Exeter, Ontario
EXETER MARKETS..
0HANGED EAU( WET: NES.")
Wheat , ,. x . . , 78 78
klrley ,
BucJ�whet.�.,"., ..„,.,
Potatoes, p er hag ,-.,,,
Hay, per ton ,.. „
'Four, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per ow 1 45
Blaney , . , , 18
Eglys,,,..,., 10
Live hogs, per cwt,.
Shorts per ton,,..,,.,,,
Bran per ton,,,.,,,,
55 00
48 50
34 34
75 80
50 74
} 50 10 00
2 40
1 45
18
10
0 00
.E3 00
20 t).!
.C::et t certainly is no lack anf flour and
rose s.o.es, by- atter a11.
'bur.—HarvezBir^as.
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ERA. HOUSE BLOCK POR SALE
Tse present lessee ,of the Opera :House
t o'lr g elgsed the tante to the public
e, owners 1 ave Instructed Mt'. Jaktn
Spackt,tata to sett l'415 Most valuable
prePer,y. Tenders for the same will be
hteeelved by him up to June 1st nest,
Posseesiar, given Sept. let, 1911.
FLOUR .,1.11D FEED. --Flavins ,Put in
a stock of Flour and. Feed ,I solicit
your patrlotnag'e. Stand one door north
of Ileanv'n'a Hardware—Rivers' old
Estai:td. Jos. Davis.,
Now that the bard. work is to be done
You :need good bread. :N/ode flour will
produce it.—Harvey Bros.
m;11 le
Go to The Advocate Office for Marri-
age Licenses,
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
'KINDLY TRICE NOTICE that my of-
fice is closed every Wednesday after-
noon. DR. ROULSTON.
FOR SALE.—The Mansion House, Ex--
titer,
x-titer, for sale. Well Yuruislyed, Good
arable and drive shed, If not sold will.
rent. Apply to ROBT. LEATHORN, Ex-
eter.
{ "The Finest
Iron Pill She
Ever took”
That- is what a lady said,:,.•
about Nyal's Celery and Iron
Pills. Of course they are
better and cost a little more
but the value is the/ e.
Itis n.,t pills you want, so
much aa medicine that gives
you sesults.
Try one box of Nyal's Celery
and. dross )pills at a quarter
and you will be enthusiastic
oyer them.
Just the thing for tired ner-
ves a,nd overworked hody,
e
S + mething New
Something Good.
ed Ce•ar Flakes
(The best moth preventative known)
Made from the wood of the genu-
ine,Red Cedar, re-inforced by a com-
'bination of the best moth killers
known.
C CAL DOINGS:,
Mr, 5. Hardy has moved into 3'Iiss I....
Pesti no's• residence.
Once more the water cart is ,on ousel
o and --the auto's toot is. hear4. it) the
land.
Mrs. • C, A. Southc'ott was taken to
hospital at Guelph on, Thursday last for
tre.atme,nt ,
Thit fur overcoat may rpw be laid'.
away, but closet discard Vas winter
underclothes. -
Mitchell is having races on May 24th,
when -The Eel" will perform ;an ex
hibIttaa mile-
Tnis ween the employes of the Jack'
son Clothing Co, comnhenced work at 7
a.m. for the summer.
mer.
\ few model schools, are to be re
established, aand. Clinton has been eho_
son for' this district.
The rake, the shovel and the lsoe are
rEow the means `by which the- honsebol-
dr gets his daily exercise.
'Mr. Jahn \'Yelper has sold bis mail
route from Exeter to 7Nfitelell to M4'.
Harry Beirling of Exeter North.
Please don't write letters t,a ;the ed-
iter a:td then neglect o" slgu your
:ants to thorn. It >.on1y =ices work for
the office devil sweeping them rot.
the floor,
Zfr. August Guhr has moved to the
house vacated, by ac. G,-Mtn{n;ta^; Mr. W.
Couple to the reside„c, vacated by Ir.
Gu>`nr,'and. Mr, Rolland to that vacated
by Mr Couple,
We are indebted to Mr, Robert San-
ders, who is :claw sajaurning in Okla-
raalita City", Kansas, for a eQPY of the
Oklahoma: City Dally Painter, a large
u 1 newsy sheet,
Mies Kiusloy, who hat 'been teaching
9c•It,a?I at Sodom, has been Obliged
suaparid duties owing to sickness at
' rxltolthe, Creelitsm, 1fr, ,Alvin Brint-
s11 of town is. filling .the vacancy".
M-, Trios. :stay .has diseased of his
reside)tce on William street to "AIX
13, "* Phillipa, the price ben $1400.
M- P.illips sill take possession short-
ly. He has serured a goad Property,
Mt W. T' :May of M itela.ell and 1
oea4rlemens have purchased a
0541 Sastline launch for ttso at Grand
I'trnd avlsoro they spend the summer, It
v'i11 Barry twelve passengers.
We are pleased to note by ,the Free
Press That at the Easter Examinations
held in London that Miss, Ruth Hooper;;
daughter of Mr. Henry Hooper, eame
first In her class, getting 83 per cent.
in teachers and 75 per eent. In matric-
ulation,
In another column will be found the
notice of application to transfer the
Commercial Liquor License to Mr, John
s1, Newell' of Parkhill, the business. hav-
ing been purchased on Wednesday from
Mr Lyman W, Palmer, subject 'to the
traahster.
The Western Ontario Conference, that
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew intend
holding in Guelph, Ont., on Friday, Sat-
urday and: ,Sunday, ',fay 5th, (Ith, and
7th, premises to be the largest attend-
ed, gathering of Its kind ever held ,in
the district.
'Messrs. Harvey Bros., who recently
purchased the property immediately to
the north °,sf the mill, .this weeklmoved
the 1ICtle frame residence to the rear
of the mill on William street. They
intend erecting an addition to the mill
at the north.
Clyde, son of Mr. Caleb Heywood, had
a rather unpleasant experience on Wed.
nesday night of last week. While play-
ing
layin g around the tank near the Trivitt
:Memorial church be accidently fell in
the water and being so deep that 'he
could not bottom it he had consider-
able difficulty in., getting out.
• Congratulations are due Mr. Will J.
Ii::night of Eater oh his' successfully
passing his final examinations in med-
icine at London Medical School. Dr.
Knight has taken a high standing in
each years course. In, the recent exam-
inations he gsot first-class honors in
five subjects, second-class honors in,
four subjects, and pass in one.
Sir. Thos. Prior has disposed of his
fi=rm property east of the, town, to 'Mr.
Charles Harvey of Osborne. The deal
put through by Mr. Thjos. Cameron, and
o -n completion of the sale of Mr. Har-
vey's farm,' which is now ih lYfr. Cam-
eron's hands for disposal, Mr. Harvey
purposes moving onto the Prior property
Mr. Prior will Mold a sale of effects
on the 20th.
A large ;number greeted the Medal con-
test in singing and elooutipn in Mani
street church MM.nday evening, 'conduct-
ed ' by the W. C, ;T+ U with Miss, J. S.
31urray as superintendent. Presents
were given all who took part, a list,
of whom was given, in last week's Ad-
vocate. The Gold Medal in elocution was
worn by Miss Lula Hastings, and the
Gold Medal in singing by Miss Dorothy
Kuntz. A number"pr ladies were pres-
ent from 'Hensel), who judged the eon -
test. An address on temperance and the
liquor traffic was givenr'by Mrs. 5. G.
E. McKee of Barrie, formerly president
of the Ontarip w. C. r, U..
Mrs. D. Johms 'arrived here Tuesday
on her return from the West.
Mr. Wellington Hern and Miss' Jennie
Hardy attended the 4Morr{ow-Richbiel
wedding in Zurich Wednesday.
Mrs. (Dr.) Lindsay left Monday for
her home in Scranton, N. Dakota, after
a visit of some weaks wyth relatives
MARRIED IN MONTREAL.—Mr. George
E.'Case, who left here about threeyears
ago to reside in Toronto, was 9n Satur-
day last united in marriage to Miss
Agnes Jessie McAdam, eldest daughter
of the late David .;McAdam' 'Of M'ont'real,
1°ee' ole. od®r wee e t113,'.p n
re,a_1,y gook tilace. reorga
E. will have the best wishes of a` host.
yelly Removed of, irie:tida here fol a long and 'happy.
iwedded life,;,
The most Convenient, economical and
The .Bethesda
a; C
harch
and contents
s3ETHESDACHURCH FOR SALE.Sure i1 its resultsyr lT be ,o€fareax sale by public nucbestMoth preventative onthe uaar-ion',pn Tuesday afternoon, May,18ttz
,A$ CO-da,e
packages 25c,
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SEED ::POTATOES FOR SALE.
About 30 'bags; or , Deleware Potatoes
for seed got 'sale''' at George Mantle's
Feed 'Store, Exeter •
I1: ou Want to sell. or :to rent.;Y.ouri
house or' farrn adtertlsc it in' The Advo'
tate columns.
Mr. John Wainer left Tuesday ,for
Harrow where he has' taken a situation
Mrs-, -Brawn and Miss ',Janet 13r'own
left Tuesday .morning 4 for Jansen,
Sask., where they will visit •Mrs. I'red,.
Knight for- several weeks.
vitas Li:ndehfeld has returned to her
borne is1 Dashwood after a visit of seine
weeks at the hoe tar cher brother, Mr.
G;ia.s, Lindenfeld.
Mr. Beattie'Martin, of Lpndoh visit-
ed friends iia town, last week.:
Mr. Fred Gould 'ief Strethroy carne
home on Thursday last awing to the, soil
ions illness Of his fattier Mr. • James
Gould.
Mr. W. D. Weekes returned : Wednes
day evenii of last week from 'Virden,,
Man,, where he visited his son, Frank
for $0nnrweeks, l
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES
MECHANICS FINE TQgj,¢
NAILS,GLASS,PUTTY.
E1FITFITreIGS
iRONPIP
Phone
29
`Braces"
Seeds!
Field Root Specialties
HE ERRGEST AND BEST IN EXISTENCE
SOLD 'IN 1 'POUND PACKAGES
Giant White Feeding Sugar Beet
Giant Yellow Intermediate Mangle
Gate Post L.on,g Red Mangle
New Century Swede Turnip
Selected Swede Turnip
ylami oth Intermediate Smooth 'White
Carrot "
This variety we also sell i bulk
ALSO
Ilrh;pee�'s Famous Platniltott, Lawn asses
Seed,
Bruce & Steele Ilriggs Garden Seeds
Prepare For Housecleaning
WONDER$HINE
T ads is the ,quickest and best Silver.
Polish made, Justt a dip and a rub
4.1Si the work is done. 25e
SOAP
C loans things right. Flaasoap is an
-absolutely pure linseed soap for gen-
eral cleaning, r?:ic.
We have
the agency'
for the eels,
United Sher-
win ZFiiliats
Paints and.
Varnishes.
This means
that we have
a special high
quality* furn-
ish for every
purpose or
surface,
LIQUID VENEER
Tv,•a size laottleg 25c. and 50
CFIAMOIS' SKINS
Extra large size and a very fine
quality. , :40c.
MRS. POTTS SAD IRONS'
Full plated, three irons', handle and
stand. Per set .$7.00
ASIC HOW TO GET FREE STENCILS
WASH I3AATtES
\1 'e offer an extra good qu
size 'board at
-5e;
WUSE I3ROO?IS
'We ,lave a fresh lot .of new ;corn
breams, A, very Pipe assortment
dye,, 40e, , 45e., :roc,
It
"CSkIES
All :Tee t •ood
10e.. 15t'«, :Wen
:1RPR1' SWE;EPE13S
\\'e ltattdie only the well-1st:own
tthtkes. Bissel's Grand Rapids, Na-
tional Sweeps. Co., Newark N, J.
we have Oral at
2.50, 2.7;i and $11.00
CATIPET HEATER'S
Long, double extra strong wire;
Big valu.s at 10c. and 15c.
ROYAL CANADIAN WRINGER
This Is the best faml}y wringer on
the market. Solid rubber rolls, war
ranted tor one year. $3.00
GALVANIZED IRON WASH TUBS
No hoops to loosen-; "will not be-
come foul ar musty. Light to han-
dle. Three sizes, 70c. 80c. 9Oc.
STEPLADDERS
Selected woad, very strong and light
75c., 4;1.,00
T. Hawkins & Son
"We deliver promptly"
AMP
Ask to see the
latest improved
Edison Phon-
ograph
Money goes a Special Sale of
all our Jewellry
long way at Stock this
week.
Powell's Bazaar
25 CENTS `WILL BUY
Pretty China Salad Bowls
Pretty China Jugs
Pretty China Cake & Bread Plates'
Swell Cups• and Saucers, late shapes
Decorated China Cuspidors
And scores of such goods.
A new: shipment of bright, and
up-to-date post cards just In
We sell thousands of cards. Our
place, for choice. Come in and
have, a 1c ok at thea
Every day will have Special Bargains
and Saturday will be a hummer, it
low prices stand for anything Look
in our window every time you tipass.
Get the habit. It pays.
.5 CENTS WILL BUY
Large Sunkist juicy oranges' -
Jumbo Peanuts
Glass Salt or Pepper Shakers
Pretty Bread and Butter Plates
Pretty Birthday Cards
Good Writing Tablets and Envelopes
Bananas 20c. doz. Extra[Fancy 25c. Oranges25c. and up, Candy, All kinds,
all prices. Come. often, Specials for, Saturday.
PO ®e. ELL'S BAZAAR
J. ,Willis Powell, Prop.
'arm.
Implement
We are naw `busY re -building "our "Im 1 nena `W
axerooms, and we wish
to
draw your attention to .the fact that s'e -handle a full. line of
Binders,
McCormick ` Implements
FOR TI -IE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
Mowers, Rakes, Manure Spreiders, tilling tools,_etc,:
C' ckshutt Plows
A full line of Cocksttitt Plows and Repairs
uggies,
A Carload of Buggies, ,manufactured'by Gray & Son of .Chatham,, .
ive' Saturday, ra ntirna
ber of which pecialty-'suitable' for young men.
intending: purchaser ' will, find it worthwhile to 'call •ain,d see these before
chasing..•
\i e pay ; particular`
iemts handled by us.
Mr. , John Hunter . "still , renmairm
ttentionr
+;3
�pwairs`
tra` fumishing
n the business:;:
arr-
Any
pur-
of , repawss for all ample
ne,
ant, Exeter,.
WATCH
a rchand's
Jewellery
THE RINGS
in our display, See how they glisten and glitter, No wonder
they
make the most accepted gifts, as well as the most enduring,
-Our Jewellery Display
contains rings of every description. There are baby ries,
birthday rings, engagement rings, wedding rings and rings
just, for adornment.
We can supply” you just as GOOD GOODS at just as REASON-
ABLE PRIDE as can be had at any place in Canada,
A. Marchand, ;fete
Jeweller ''& Optician
righten the Home
This is the time of the year when theE c tut (? r
,<�i lxg ill
be done.There is no better time to brighten up the home
with a little
Furniture
We invite you to inspect our showingwhich ` ,-
.p is the larg-
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite New Bedroom
xaorn
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something for the
Kitchen or Dining
Room.
will be in order. We Cali suit your taste and pried
in anything in the line of furniture.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home' Furnishers and Funeral Direaters,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32,
SPRING
WASH GOODS
A few Items of Interest about them
THEY ARE ALL HERE AND BEADY FOR THE WARM WEATH-
ER. 'EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW, :WILL, BE FOUND - HERE.
COME AND SEE THEM AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOU
SCOTCH GINGHAMS
That ars perfect washers-Plain4
Checks, Plaids, in, a big variety of
colors -
—Ali at 12 1-2 cis a yarddl
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING
Very much in demaind. this year,
for dresses, and real scarce. We
have them from 18 inches to. 45
inches' wide.
RIPPS AND LINENS
In Navy, Sky, Tan, Brown, Lin --
en, Rose and Black. They aro the
thing for 'Coats, Suits, or Dusters;
15c., 20c., ,and 25e, yds
JAQDARD SILKS
Another lot of those lovely wash
silks and silk mulls in the sea-
son's best shades.
Prices 40c to 50c, a yds
n the Ready.to-
THIS IS HUMMING 'WITH^ 17S
THAN PLEASED WITH IT, EVE
ARE DOING IN THIS. LINE.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
. Nice white dresses for girls'
from, a.to 16 'years. Beautifully
made,, and trimmed. Smart little
sin chambra and 'check ire
1 an k ss e
P
y C(
for girls'• 8 to 16.,.Fast colors.;
Fricesi'$1 to $2.
LADIES' WHITEWEAR
•
Now is' the time t'o buy your
sutnnier's supply -just when they
axe opened up. We have a swell lot
of Skirts, Gowns', Corset Covers '8:
Drawers' to su o'w you.
illiner
Do ,net fidget we are doing
biggest illiiner b' siness it earl
• m e y u i
history Our milliners must .
showing the right goods You
must come along early and'see the
styles,' and leave your' order as
they- are extra'•busy.
Headquarters for the
wear Department
THIS SP_R.ING. WE ARE . MORE
RYONE SHOULD SEE WHAT WE
WHITE WAIST;$
A big' tlo sllao;w;• you: 11 long!
or short sleeves. The plain or fan-
cy tailored_ waists are also here.
They
are very
dainty this year.
The
best we 'leave yet offered to - our
customers.
.SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS
We have sold a lot of them and
have only a •few. left:: If' you want
a good bargaini come and see'tthern'
We will make it, pay,•you,
ouse -Furnishio,
Nearehcad ua tors in� L
gate
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for HohsPa' Furnishings—Milton, Ax
minster, Velvet Brussels;: Tapestry
and wool Rugs; in 'ail sizes ; ` Lace!
Madras,'' Scrinn ,and"Tapestry .Cur,-
tains; Oilcloths, Lineleuins ' ands,
Roller Blinds,
celebrated W. E. Sanford Clot:
1 61st%: