HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-6-15, Page 8THE EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, RINE 15j. 1811.
Summer
Clothing
The warm weather is with usagain
are you prepared for it? We are,
What you need is a summer suit to
help you to keep coal, We have the
goods to suit.and we matte them up
to suit. Ler us demonstrate these
facts for you,
W. W. Lii11,31N
Merchant Tailor,
teter, - Ontario
wir'llWrAirr'e'lir-ArrAirAior'grnfrnir3. Mrs.. J. A. Neweir ie visiting In Aire. Garn1410e. of. London ie the guest
of Mrs. Gla.sbnans
lkieSsrs. S. and Wilbur Mlaa'tin ,,were.
ii•'London TuesclaY,
mr, Peres. Gillire wenteq.s Owen Sound
'iron lousiness onlay.
1., Mr, Geo. Madge oI,orsdeti Was a vie -
It LOCAL DOINGS. ve,rion..
Mr. Thionsas Xernick has returned to
Messrs, S. Martias &Sett Tuesday pur.
chased ft -Lew Buick auto.
Dp.en, display your laek of knowledge
by boasting' about What you knew.
Mr, Reg., Samuel ot Highgate arrived
here Tuesday to spend a, few daYse
Boys, remember you axe liable to a
fine of $1. to $20 for aht/1j a robin.
Neves* jud'ese inan'is etrepgth by the
easy with which he brealtri a Promise:
The Exeter -schteol basket ball team
carne out '$eCCV,Id 'best in a, basket ball
genie at Ilensan on ,Friday evening.
word less bones reseived here. that Leon
Palmer, .son of Mr. L. W. Palmer, is ill
of ear 'trouble in the hosPital at London,
Mr. Byron Snell of Kirkton will oc-
eups the James Street pulpit SundaY,
and will altiy address the Sunday School
There le a probability of The Eel
and Darkest TsI two of the grles,test
pacers in America, meeting -at the Seae
tsrth Races.
The ConnOr Maelthre ComPareselts fag -
tory is being erected of cement blocks,
ASA will anabte a excellent building for
their purposes.
Mr. dtohn Dignass has torn down the
EXETER MARKETS.
ORANGE BACH WEDNES
Wheat 80 80
Barley , 50 55
Buckwheat - , , 48 50
aft
-Peas 70 75
Potatoes. per bag , . « . 60 00
Ray, porton. - - 950 10 00
Incur* ter owt.f family 2 40
rlour, low grade per cw 1 49 1 45
L ivehogs, per ewt.... - 6 80
Shorts per tort- ... . -.. 22 00
Bran per ton. , • , . - . ,.. 20 00
W ool 17 17 18
Wool unwash'e'd... ,, ... , 11
12
Poultry
Up to the evening of June 22nd we
will pay in trade for iive poultry the
following
Old fowl 110. per pound.
Spring claick.en 1911 hatch 20c. per lir
Duckling 150. per pound,
Duck 12c. per pound.
Turkey 12c. per. pound;
(Chicken to be 31b to the pair,)
(Duckling to be 7 lbs to the pair.)
One cent per pound less for cash.
Watch this space every week for
prices,
JONES & MAY
LOST -A waterproof horse cover, some
twhare in Exeter. Tinder kindly _return
to 7, 3. STATHAM, baker and confec-
tioner.
Go to The .Advocate Office for 'Marri-
age Licensee.
FLOUR AND FEED. -Having put in
a stock of Flour and Feed a olicit
your patnonage. Stand one door north
of Beaman's • Hardware -Rivers' told
stand. Jos. Davis.
Our wedding stationery is of the lat-
est, types of the best, workmanship un-
surpassed and prices right. Prospective
brides should call at the Advocate and
see for themselves.
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that rnY of-
fice is closed every Wednesday after-
noon. DR- ROULSTON.
FOR SALE. -The Mansion House, Ex-
eter, for sale. Well furnished. Good
stable and drive shed. If not sold will
rent. Apply to ROBT. LEATHORN, Ex-
eter.
• wood-worlaars sop south of the
11ass T434,1141,7 Co's factorstt and win ereet
'hanse On the property.
Wes jean Tam, slaughter of InstPeet-
t,4n Torn, Potlerieh came first itt her de-
partment at the University, Toronte.
WinOtIg the Edward Blake Scholarship.
The attnn.allneentent, is Made of the mar.,
riagel Ntissi Edith. daughter of Dr.
,14.?,, MacArthur, of London, ie W,
PatterVon,
o Heafl, to take nlaee
iss Rules
,Sassfen Fitton and tars all team of
midgets travelled west 7, 1-4 miles Fris
day evoning and played a game ,4witn.
Stephen school, the latter wimining 8-
5 Frank Johne urnpimd
Dusean Snyder of DashWood, who' has
been visiting his uncles, Dr£5. McCal-
lum and a brother, in Cteesitne, Ohio,
was taken 111 at London Lpn ills way
Ism? arid "Itei to be operated on for ap-
Pe ndleitts. .
?I. Y. .MeLean, M. P., tor South
Hunanwifl bold meeting's, to diseu.ss re-
clInszt.ity nt Credlton on June si9I,th ; at
Dashwood, June 20th; at Exeter, June,
230, See tice elsewheren The Exeter
-meeting will be held In Janies Street
MethIndlet Church shed,
zdr. 3, \V, Vaaatier, *or many Years
eponectO with the Goderich Signal and
tor two -years pealIuthegrocerybuten,
cells In the clonartY town, •hapurehas0,
en Interest in the Ghderich Star.' Thif
Star will be published under the firm
name hf & Valuator; •
Do you notice 'how many old couples
are celebrating golden weddings and
evon diamond weddings, and how many
are living' at 90 years ,and •upwards.'
Wonder how they ever dodged thd germs
that inteet the common drinking cups
in schools, churches, railroad trains
and other places:
Residents in the neighborhood of the
rectory on Sunday morning .were sun.
prised to see an overturned buggy and
some harness in Mr. Thos. Sweet's
garden. It proved to belong to dr. D.
Dew- oZ Uaborne. The horse had been:
leZt in the Trivitt Memorial church she
and had got loose, wandered Into the
garden, broke loose from the 'rig and
gone home, wher4. the owner lound It
after a considerable 'search.
The annual meeting and election of of-
ficers of the Women's Institute was
held at the home of Mrs, Dow. Officers
elected for corning year, -Mrs. Monroe,
President ; Mise Connor, lst Vice; Mrs.
McLeod, 2nd Vice; Mrs. Dow', Libraris
an; Mrs. Hastings, Secy-Treas. Mrs.
Mrs. ?Monroe gave a very interesting
paper on her recent trip to England.
The Institute accepted the offer of the
Quaker Oats Co. to demainstrate for
them on July 18th. Adjournment to
meet in Library -Room July 7th
Mrs,' Hastings, Sec.Y.
PLANTS FOR SALE. -Twenty-five
thousand plants nor sale, including
Geraniums, Fuchsias, double and single
Petundee, Salvias, Stocks, Asters, Ag-
erations, Begonias, Lobelias, Verbenas
foliage, Dusty Millers, Dracenas, Cols
ens, German Ivy, and all kinds for
Hanging Baskets. Cabbage, Caulisl
flower, Tomato and Onion plants.
Hanging baskets filled to order.
L. DAY, Gardener, Exeter.
JUNE WEDDINGS. -Get your wed-
ding invitations printed at the „Advocate
office -latest designs.' Marriage licenses
issued here also.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to D. Si Perritnt & Company,
Limited, London, 0/it.
• The Independent Order of F,orestere
will attend divine service in the Yaitrg
St. Methodist church en Sunday morning
June 18th, Memberis of Court Exeter;
123 are requested to meet at' ,lodge room
at 10 o'clock. •'
Geis. Es Anderson,
Rec-Secs
PAY LOCALS -It is a rule in all
• printi-ng 1Dffiteo that there is a charge
'of BO much per- line for, advertising
Concert s , social e , entertainment s, or
• vino e0Tt,of atn • affair where there is
adrnissnen fee charged, and any
arying from this rule is a mere ever -
Sight ten the, part Of the printer. Vu
obtould not eT..reetsomething for noth-
ing ZrOrn tthe printer, •any mon? than
• you would from your merchant, or
,th.atn the printe-r vets-uld from you. It ;Is
VOUrCS of asevt nue. Kind's- respect
towns after a trip west.
Mr- GlalblaWie attending the
C. O. F. Grand Ledge at Toronto,
Mrs- GregorY returned last week from
MORE PIGS. -Last week we men-
tioned a case of prolific breeding, but
eow belonging to Wm. Stewart of
Farquhar, has gong a littler better, giv-
ing birth to 22 "pi-lings", seventeen
of winch it is raising.
MARRIED -A very pretty wedding took
place at 12 o'clock noon on June 14
at the -home a M. andi Mrs. Wm. Tay-
lor, "wen their daughternlvlists Effie P.,
became the bride of Mr. Myron Manford
Culbert of Biddulph, Rev.'11. Hobbs per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
OL only the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. The house was de-
corated with white hryderangea, roses
and maiden hair ferns. The bride .and
groom were unattended except for the
little ringbea.rers, Harold • and Ross
nepheWe of :the bride. They car-
ried the ring in a- basketrof white hyder-
angea and maiden haisefferns. The bride
entered the parlor...leaning on the arm
of her father, dressed.ini cream silk sub-
tiree, trimmed with cream silk overiace
and_insertion, an dcarrying er-earrt roses
and maiden hat ferns. The travelling
suit was a dark shade of King's blue'
French broadcloth, with, hat to match.
The young couple if the same evening
on the 5 train for Toronto, Pickering
a.nd The Thousand Islands. After theist
return they will reside on the groom'S
fi,ne farm near Lueare The groom's
gift to the bride, was a beautiful gold
watch and chain. The Advocate joins
the Stoat of friends, in congratulations
and best wishes.•
it with her daurhter in Thledo.
'Aar 'here Monday e(ening. n
Mrs. (Dr.) McGillicuddy went to Thed-
tord Monday to vitelf at the docter's old
IbluC*
Mr. john Case of Toronto visited with
rieads here for a couple of days last
seek, .
flev. D. W. Csollinst is atteranng the
Syssod. of Huron at Stratford this week.
Mr, R. G. Seldonn went to Toronto on
Tuesday to attend the coal dealers con-
isentien,
Mrs. (Dr.) Walker of Glencoe and Mrs.
'Mrs. A. Evans of London visited her )(Rev.) Butt of Centralia were gueete of
,arents, .-Nir, a,Aci, Mrs: Wm. Treble. over Mrs, Jas, Dignan Sunday.
itinday. ' Mr. Frank Sweet on Monday went to
Mrs. Loadima, 'Ate has been visiting
Ilderton, where he has the contract for
ten d4tIg4tee', Nfrrir.,' Ed,. Treble, returned
the ergetiton c,,,f a lane church.
p London Friday evening.
Sfr. Aquilla aritexe of Irsansisn'" Mich.,
:kir. and Mrs. Frank. Made and daugh
arrived 'there .day to attend
his sister Gertiett
the
er Of Nebiesville, Ind., visited Mr. and
to
marriage ^of ,M18
Mr. Gelo, Hockey; of BrantSordn to
Jrs. Well, +johns' Monday evening,
-day.
Mrs_ W, Dawsion editor of the yarit
,m.r, Jas. Beer, who' has been in.the
'411 GazetteA atlafl ),Tr! BY. RflossnrtherrY1
West for several vre,eks, ;returned h•orne
vere pleasant callers on the Advocati
Saturday. Mr, Beer bee bad very poor
nriday lasts They anAoed over in coms
}any with two other gentlemen
health since going West, 'hence his re -
turn, .
Mr. and Mrs. Humble t.of Sarnia were
On Saturday morning M. Joss Senior
ere this week sstendinetthe funeral Itst•
lett,for Preston .prin,..„,,.-sl to spend a
he latier's sieter, Miss Fmkbeiner,Lite
week, with a taw to navrag his rhea -
le Miss Dorothy Mallett Ireturned with
matism cussed. We trust the de -
hem. 'on MosadaY, to 'visit for a time.
sired result May be accomplished,
on tor 1.,10.„ - '''..
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10' to Bugs
Berger's Paris Green is the standard tor
•quality and effectiveness. it does the work quickly, surely
-there's never any doubt of results.
i
It is strictly pure, always good and always rmlfarm,
j Has a deeper shade of green than any other -a sure sign of
its purity and strong poisoning qualities.
\
Berger's Paris Green kill, s every time. Made by. Lewis•
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li Berger ;S: Sou Ltd London Eng Distributed m this
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i country by The Sherwm-Williams Co „makers of best quality
1 paints and varnishes,
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'^-7''‘•.,.,z.-_-_.z!n!:.----------- For sale by --------
T. Hawkins 86 Son
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Phone 55 powe il s Bazaar Phone 55
the 5, 10 and. 25c. Special F3t0270
Hundreds of articles within the 25c. limit. A big shipment of Granite
and chinaware just to hand. Great values at front 10 to 25c.
Nothing over 25c. in graniteware.
'Vrodding Goods too
Great values in chinaware at very low
Small cake boxes for mailing. Tissue
prices, Watersets, glass sets, berry
Paper white and colored. Bridal per-
fumery in powder and liquid. Fancy
sets, very cheap !Phonograph outfit
soap, Hair nada, side and back combs
$20. and up; good stock always on
Banitts, very latest; beauty and neck
pins and chains. Coronation trays at
band. "
15c., only 80 left.
$, poweirs noniegrovrit
Lemonade, Lemon pies made with-
out lemons.
Strawberries ,
Lemons are advancing and spoil
quickly, the price is getting higher.
on sale every day till the season
PURITY LEMON POWDER is the
ends. Only new waxlined Sanitary
same price, and a teaspoonful makes
aquart pf Lemonade or two lemon
quart boxes used. Preserve your
pies, in a quarter the time and is al -
health by buying your berry supply
ways on hand. Full directions with
here. lts time to sit up and take
each jar. 250. TRY A JAR. Sold
only at this store. 1 coupon free
notice that old wooden boxes are un-
with each jar. A lovely pair of cuff
fit to contain pure food stuff., Phone
buttons free for 3 coupons. Coupon§
55 for fresh strawberries.
with all drug articles at this store.
....
Implemerits&Buggies
Our wareroorns are now completed and we wish to invite sfou for inspect our
STOCK of IMPLEMENTS and BUGGIES Besides the Main -Street Warerooms
we have leased the large brick building on James Street, and thisnenables
us to keep a full snock of Implements al ways on hand.
McCormick Implements
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Manure Spreaders, tilling tools, etc : -
Cockshutt Plows
A full line, of Cockehutt Plows and Repairs
Buggies •
P i. first ..., of Gray & Sion'et bug glee are about gone, rbut there are mor(
to follow. You will find Lt worth while to call and see them. '
Repairs
We pay Particular attention to tit*
furnishing of rePaire for all
imple-
mentts handled by uu.
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WE HAVE SOME HARNESS _AND WHIPS that you should see. '
W. Snell, Agent Exeter
HICKS' FORECASTS FOR JUNE. ..:-...
A reactintaary storm period will, make
Itself severely felt Q),[-, and touching the
2c1ttn 21,et and 22nd. Thiel, periOd- le
at the exact, centtre'bf'the eurnrnet Sol-
,
etice and great electrical maniieetati)one,
',Anil mark this perii.d, , and in all the
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pat t, --f the month we may look ',for an
excess of lig. htriing , all, round the heav-
... .
ens, in early .eve.nings and througb the
nights. As we have , totter's said, this
. . , .13318tice lightning'', is very grand and awe.
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-AIAGE LidNSE.Hrciet your main perfentise hastiness. ,-Of course the, elees.
lidense at tete Advoiate officetric.boits of an on-conairito'.1thnitideritsioiln
:":',40..:T„) OF -TELS,NICS-tigigkAnyir... W, less , panoramic flashing all'. Over': tethe
''''. -pr,ilt:r wish" 't0 Id bk de d- theI- ' t
egee[th or Detroit ,,, s tv - ,C 911 1,3, ant e .a.roalit. 1.071ZOIltaeSe.
Ilk tbei:r many, frieffeleqfer their isine- solstice eyenings, Le ' as -na.rnilees; as
es sluringr their latbd-''''Sacl...h " :yen -lent:; Cristsonshineesbeautiftil to .behoid and full
len, espectell-yeBeY. g)". Batl,.,n tral-, of l'f,,,: and nehtth te tilesVegoAt,]-2., kings.
ierslenditarr. .tcOnoiTiAcrit3; $1,, vesi as to all-atnit#111$,(e'ttlife.
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ttt. erns -Set
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Here's Why WE
Ask For Your
ewe ry Business
Its an oft -told -tale, but it should never grow
uninteresting to the buyer who would be econo-
mical.
Our pricers are right. E'rove it for yourself by compar-
ison with others, Our selections are large, giving you a large
variety to choose from -again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of fine quality. We back this statement with our
guarantee. Don't these things give us a right to expect from
youa fair consideration of our goods.
A. IVIarehancl, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician
-t
Brighten the Home
About to go housekeeping for the first time need a
supply of
• Furniture
to furnish thehome with. We have a full line of goods
which cannot be surpassed in the county, No matter what
your circumstances inay be we have a line to suit yon. Or
perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroom
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something for the
Kitchen or Dining
Room.
will be in order. We can suit your taste arid price
in anything in the line of furniture.
ROWE & ATKINSON.
The Leadine Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
• When yon buy Paris Green it will 'pay you to get it.
Why use a second quality, when you can, get the World's
Berger s
4,:14'
Reckonized everywhere as the finOit and VeStRarif1, Green
made to -day. Costs no more than those of unknOwnstren
4StS
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JONES 'MAY
PHONE NO. 32
A Clearing Sale
OF
Summer Dress Goods
Linen Suitings Worth 25c. and 35c. Clearing price 19c.
Extra special quality of Fine Linen Suitings 27
inches Wide nearly every color represented in the latter
They are all new and up-to-date in every way.
COLORED REPPS
All our colored Repps. are to
be cleared out, Nearly every
color to choose from. They are
correct goods at 15 and 20e. per
yard.
MOTOR VEILS SPECIALS 50c.
Ladies motor veils in shades
of Black, Navy, Sky, Cream and
Tan 21-4 yds long with hem-
stitched ends, Special at 50c.
MUSLINS ETC.
Not many left but we are
making a special price in order
to see them go. A variety of
colors at 10 to 20c a yd.
PARASOLS
We are showing a very large
range of Black and Fancy Par-
asols at 75c. to $3.50. They
are a choice lot and well worth
looking over. 1
• SILK SPECIAL
1 yd wide at $1. a yard, •
We have the best yd. wide silk on the market at $1. per yd. A
.beautiful soft finished Chiffon Taffeta fully warranted to wear. $1 a yd.
Paillette Silks • Taffeta Silks
50e. yd 50e, a yd.
• A real good wearing silk with This good silk comesin all
a beautiful soft finish ,Black, shades and eannot be beaten -for
Blue, Green, Brown and Gray., the
'Ladies "Whitewear and Waists
•
WHI'TE VVBAR • • WHITE 'WAISTS
Our beautiful showing this Have you seen our . New
season is sure to please you. All Waists. They are a real nifty
the dainty styles are shown in •lot and right up -Co -date, see,
skirts, thvaybefere buying.
e are Headquarters for Tiouseturp/Sh,ingS, Rugit,O.ti
Linnleums andOilelothe, •
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