HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-6-29, Page 8THE EXETER ADVOCATE, TEULTRSTIAY, ITITNE 2H, 1,911
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:LOCAL DOINGS, 4
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:yell,
Clothing
The warm weather is with usagain
are you prepared for it? We are,
What yon• need, is a summer suit to
'help you to keep coal. We have the
goods to suit and we malte them up
to suit, Let as demonstrate these
facts for you.
T 11.2v14. -VN
spit Tailor,
Ontario
Saturday is Canada's 44,th birthday,
and 'a public holiday
Miss Enli#g Brooks is confined to her
room through, illness. ,
Few of us become round shouldered
from cenrviszt other people's, burdens,
Russell May eslte:`ta3zled. the Young
{lite is 'Bible Glass of 'Janice a Street
church Monday evening.
Ot+t Monday E. N, L�wvis, 1I, P; of. God
?rich was again chosen by the Conserv,
,^:rives of West Moroni, for the Ifouse of
Commons. "
Ti:e girl friends of i!. ss Fleeda baker
tendered ter a kitchen shower "at the
home of ifLss Jennie Lardy Onursday
evening last,
Look at the Lab I :ln:t your paper and,
the ease doenif,hot Stow that.. n 9i7, are
u n advance, drop in atad settle as
ed the cash.
i o ra «coat money or mutilated coin
it t ive-d at the Poot-oEfice Pere,
s the Post Master General has sen
out wo=d to ,that. effect.
Oona t.y wp eorrttrr4'nes
the sea�o'tz ,pads of Baas to -day, The.
Gaeta;,* is now oqttInneti wi , a rock
well at t dept,lt ei „dQt2, feet,
The Presbyterian Sunday School Pter
:sicked at Grand Pend on Conattattion
my, and a large number of children
and pa,;ents went' along for the day's.
EXETER MARKETS.
NaBP E CII WBDNE$
WbeaG ... II t,,,,
Btrley...,,
Buckwheat
. AST
Potatoes, per bag
Fiay,perton.,,t,,...,t.
`lour, per cwt., fou ly
Flour, low grade per eve
T,i'ebogs, per owt
8hortsper ton, ,,, ,
'Tran per tori ,t t
0I001., n..t. 4..R.041.4
WOO ilnwesbea. , , . <.•.
79 78
50 55
4$ 50
70 75
00 00
► 0 1000
2 40
45 14
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17 18
10 17
220.
IS 20 00
11 12
Poultry
During next week we
Will pa.y in trade for live poultry the
following
Old fowl 1Ot:. per pound.
Spring chicken 1911 hatch 20c. per ib.
Duckling 14c. per pound,
Duck 11c, per pound.
Turkey 12c. per. pound;
Chicken to be S lb to the pair,)
(Duelling to be 6 lbs to the pair.)
One cent per pound less for cash.
Watch this space every week for
prices.
JONES & MAY
Go to The Advocate Office for Marri-
age Licenses,
FLOUR AND FEED,—Bavlag put fn
a stock o2 Flour and Fccd ,I -solicit
Tour patra:,rngr. Stand one door north
of. I eaman's Bardware—Rivers' old
stead 3os. Davis,
Our wedding stationery' Is of the lat-
est, types of the best, w,ork.ruar.shlp un-
surpassed and prices right. Prospective
brides should .call at the Advocate and,
see for themselves,
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that my of-
fice Is closed every Wednesday after-
noon. DR, BOULSTON.
JUNE WEDDINGS,—Get your wed-
ding invitations printed at the Advocate
office—latest designs, Marriage licenses
Issued here also.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to D. S. Persia &._„Compania
Limited, i:,ca don, Ont.
• TRESPASSERS TAKE WARNING. —
;Warning is hereby given that children
end; .others found trespassing on the
Canning Factory pea fields will be
prosecuted. -Exeter. Canning Co.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. -Get your mar
rime license at the Advocae Office.
•
'WANTEiD''
Parties to sell _locally the latest Wash-
ing Machine; no hoilea" ,required; ,works
eaS7 no wear nor, (,tear”; :isell s cheap;
good money in at. Every 'bomle warts[
one. Com nunicate at once -with the
Martin Trunk Company, Picton,'Ont.
'whatever ypu undertake ertakc
do l_
t
well
,Let the _'tamp, of completeness be im
pressed. on each : act so thatthorough
nese may be a characteri.etic of, every.
l
`:efo
f 'rt There is ,so marsh that ;is, slip
shod. It ,5s very 'r'elres(hkag to come
'across :work or cZforti so well finished
that, "Well D�omje” may 'be pronounced
upon ` it in all sinceritY,
eudtg, 1
The Entrance c'ataflldtates itaVe been
writing on their examinations. thief week.
Wo wish you success,' 'boys and girls.
"dor. AielCay of Iensall is the examin,
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Our Information was not correct last,
wok whoa woe, stated. that Day Bros,
of Listowel we.o, carrying on the grain
bootless in Clandeboye. Mr. It. G. Sel-
deo, the OWIIM of the building, Which
was tainted, ,has been carrying on the
bus,„zeas for conte }ears, 0.fr, Seldott's
!ares will be about. $2,000, Tie' will re-
!solid at ottee, a.
Glarenee Miners, who wont
to SaakA�
tocs:3 Iain April tiwdi3i hhs father, Wn'a,
?iS£:lers, to take ohp,rge of the post :of
si saskatooai, itaa matved a call.'
fz €teat rise Superintendent of the Sask.
lalvga£oaa, whose Stead gfflce £e at Afoese-,
Jay,; tea cornea at once "and enter the civil'
service as naafi clerk, running tapirs
Ststskat000aay_ to Wilkie, 'y T p yy-y4
The Ladies `f fld of Otte Trivltt, LRem-
ariaal Church will holdtheir ahtrAt- al
Garden Party on the Hectors Grounds
can Friday evening', Ju1y$i7tli. T:ho Lon-
don Earpere (Pour pieces) Twill stoutish
th"o music. Admission ,Adutte 15 ,cite.
Children ,LOC.
.fit tlzo La.a..F4. Disi,rzet Meetl:rg , In
Hem:tall on Wednesday of last week W.
J. 1'Xurray of Ezeter'Lodge was elected
D. D. G. bis `fok 'thals district The work
has fallen into good 'bands. a's Ware is
no more painstaking and CratlausiaJstic
Oddiellow among the younger members
of the order than\ the newly -elected D14-
triet Deputy Grand Master.
Coronation service was held in the
Trlvitt Memorial church hero•on Thurs-
r1aY .last at 0,80 a.rni special formai
were distributed among the congrega-
tion and the service conducted by the
Rector, Bev. D. W. Collins was beau-
tiful in its character\ anti quite in keep-
ing with the oceasiion. The discou s4
delivered by the reverend gentleman was
an able effort and deeply interesting to
those fortunate `to' be In attendance,
On. Sunday' afternoon about thirty of
the members of Exeter Lodge of Odd-
fellows drove to the) cemetery, and with
appropriate ceremony ' decorated the
graves of 'their fifteen departed breth-
ren., by depositing a pot_ flower on each
grave. This annual decoration is a
beautiful thing, showing the desire of the
tcetihrer that the memory of the de-
parted as 'well as their' graves should
be kept :green,
Charidtte Nicholas, an Indian girl,
who had been spending a few hours
packing •strawberries for Reeve Taylor,'
on Monday fell: tro'm the verandah steps
to the cement walk, cutting a.big gash
Tun Izer`knee and injuring the knee -cap.
She was unconscious tor 20 minutes,
but in the evenvi:ng she was; in condition
to be moved to the home, of her uncle,
Isaac French,: `Stephen. She will be
land up for 'sorrier time.
BROKE .HIS ARM.—Mr. Alex liePher
coin, while engaged in 'painting at the
home of Mr. J. .A'. Stejwart, had the
misfortune to -fall from a ladder -. on
Frtday •afternoon, with the result'':th'at
the ''broke both :.bones? of his left fore-
arm, near tine, wrist. The injured nem-
ber wasp' immediately attended to, but
the accident will necessitate Mr. Mc-
Plherso:n's' being off duty for several
week 5,
FIREWORKS; -'fine bonfires and fire
works on the. nortfi ' and south, banks
of the river at, the darn' on; the !evening
of Coronation Day attracted, a large
ge
nimaber, of ;people, and;, ,the, segine
nia5 y: respects ,proved , to "be a very in-
terestimg and pleasing one, .qua'te a fat-
ting .celebration: in recognition of the
Coronation of King George X. The eel-
ebrati,ons .of the day ,Were in the hands
of Mr. -N. D. Harden, than whom there
lie azo more loyal' and enthusiastic Brit-
ilsher i,n> Ontario.•
THE CAT3SE' OF CONSTIPATION
Constipation is:,; in some case's the
.3 sect result from;' al'rtorpid or slow act-
ing liver, brought. about 'by the with-
hoid ns of the flow of bile. This con -
tion is comrnorly allied w,th 'more
or lees ilndieetibn and dyspepsia- part-
lr doe to the " coastipa#tion itself
Many person,s'h'ave found it compara-
tively easy to overcome suc;z coedit -
o s wsth' a treatment of "Itecall. Liver.
eu ,judgenieiz.., We -,feel t7iat 1015
ep ra' icon zs 'rem remarkably well: fitted
eve•conle. these, eendipions and'' re-
d :.1 -err tai you with the 'under-
aand!ng that fray 1114rnC3' you may
ive sp :it wst'h us t5h the prepare
lie re.un:cded i„t ¢�(a�eert7 ese are
trial results In9;"ttwFob 35c
4 ppr^ COLD'S DR i7 ? pRU EXE.
Wallace 'Puke holidayed in London
last week.
Mr. \Yilliani Marding 'spent Thursday
London.
Mr, and Mrs, Gee:, Knight of ilder-
ton ,were here: this week,
Messrs Alfred and James Walters re-
turned: frons the Soo last week..
M. Bert Lorton, of the IRank'of Coln
mere Montreal, i$' home for his holi-
days
olidays
Reeve Taylor !saves nevi week on A
trip to the West, going as far as Prince
RiP 5 e t
,
Mr. Geo, -Wilson of ,,Toronto visited
tile sister, Mrs. W. D. Clark, Monday
eveni.;ig.
31r. Clifford bIc.A.voy arrived .home
from Toronto; Monday to spend ten days'
hol'arl?ys•
Miss' ;!label Walters, of, London, with a
gentleman friend, 'spent Sunday at .her
home here.
Mr. And Mrs. Aiyutlla 'Sheers and
children, left. Tuesday for their home
,Lansing, Miel4
Mr °, A E; Essery of Palmerston was
tate guest et hie siSer, Mrs, A, Ifast^-
tgs ttka Thursday.
Messrs. 0, 'E„ A:tde•son, Well •Johns,
31r and Mrs. Luxton' were'\ London ora
Co oaatleit Day,
Mrs, XII Snell and Mies Bertha, and
Mrs., of a I`7arr' were in 'Lax -
dos Coronation Day.
Misses Eolith aid 1''pia 'Wolper of
Zurich visited their aunt and uncle, Mr,
and Mrs, Wirt. Ij opts last °\week,
Mr, and Airs, Herbert latlbet• and
grit. I? Link of Crediton „Were guests
of Mr. and Mre, 1Cutatz tan Coroalatio„t
1?;a;i,
Air and Mrs-, Uni fiebd ,of Detroit,
Lee Sutton' el Detrofat, liclaoti Tucker
oL
r I�efrtt4t attd ���. Maltz et Detroit,
aro tvisitihts Mrs. Sutter, wAXta£n St.
Messrs, Ethel and. Ida' Ari't]tltrong and
brother ; *ill drove oyer to, Seaforth onn
Saturday 10 visit theft' upole. Miss
Ida JO stay'I1tg far «r^ abort tlraan.
;firs, wllliant Qunn£pgbarn and her
daughter, ails Ip. 3. G°titiahitik Tastes, of
ter a Sew weeks' vial.; wars Mrs, Tager,
returned Ito their horny its ClandebOye
Monday.
Bev. Iobh • andfa\nil., lett this week
on a reklda;; trip to 3iuttlfgka, The
will remain about two mouths, duriatg
which three the 3anerl .%rest pulpitwill
be occupied by Mentors, *E. laiiilsp;t. Rev.,
IC'estlel, Jr„ and the London Vonterenee
evangelist.
Ziisa May JOttesS is home from Sant-
ie:I Normal.
Mr. Wm. Creech visite4 i',x L,ondon
Thursday vlast,
biro XXlarry Parsons of -LondQta was
lzoitte .aver Sunday,
Aiiss Effie Treble returned Monday
front a visit in London,
_ tea Ethel Northvott, araillirter,
home from I3raantford.
Mr. Brook Puddicontbe, of New last
burg visited in tower. Sunday.
;Visa Mary, Parsons, teaelter,.le &rue'
f
in Peterboro for the holidays. '
Mr, . B. S, O'Neil of Torot:Ito Was shak-
ing hands;, with old friends here this
week. k
MissArnoldw of Kincardine te °ls the
guest of her frig 1 Miss Louise Car-
ling,
Mrs. G. E, Anderson returned Satur,,
day from a two weeks' visit 'in Lon -
dein
s
Mrs, Percy Pollard of Windsor Is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T.
Hawkins.
Mr, and Mrs, Gey, Easterbrook; and.
children aril Mn J.'T. Westcott were iota
Seaforth Sundae..
The Advocate was favored witha'
pleasant call from Senator Rata aV
Ottawa on $aturdawr
Zk'4a ,trete by the 1atlY Globe tl?at Mr.
F. J': Wrck? jte to Offering the plant of
the Credittyri`\Star for sale.
Mrs`, Drawn, with hei- two children of
Alarletis, Micji,, is, the 'guest ?of her
mother. Mrs, T,horti 31s'pett.
;•Xi.'ss. Stella G rgery, teacher et Chat'
hath, returned to her Itorne here Satur,•
day evening for the 141.rbimer vacation,
Mr Ed. Powell and friend, M;•. Gil -
ray arrived here T.Pettday e11. their way
to spend eotime at Grand Dent
i,
Airs. 14. if Spaelditaer and edaipghtez,
AXarjorie of Blenheii'.rr speht a day till's
week with Mn, and Arlo, trent\ Snack"-
Mart en their way to Grand Bend..
Mr. 30.0 T, Westcott. representing
tete Ilamilko,a Fire Insuraree Co.:, or
Infltenr was renewing acquaintances
£ha town this week. While here he ap-,
lto;„^ited lafr'...A, llastiugs representative
for thi0s di'staler.
daMyi ses N£, 'Carling uaarslecd hoseMon-
Ironing
o
-
vening
front a visit In Toronto and
7f3ma°aaaYord. eti stile ice Fi;anttorc3 -atm'
sect' her sister won 5 Ptlze
of t.A, orsered fay, the city council for
tiro best decorated housa ,,oar. Coronation
Sure Death
66 to Bugs
Bergers Paris Green is the standard for
quality and effectiveness. it does the work quickly, surely
—there's never any donbt`•of results,
, It is strictly pure, always good and always uniform.
Has a deeper shade of green than any ocher a sure sign of
its purity and strong poisoning qualities.
Berger's Paris Green kills every time,' Made by Lewis
Bergerw S; 'Son, Ltd., London, Log. Distributed in this
country by The Sherwin-William:Go .,makers of best quality
paints and varnishes.
$or sale by
T. Hawkins-& Son
Here's Why WE
Ask For Your
Iewelry Business
It's an oft -told -tale, but it should never grow
uniuteresting to the buyer who would be econo-
mical.
Our pricers are right. Prove it for yourself by compar-
ison with otihers. Our selections are large, giving you. a Iarge
variety to choose from—again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of nue quality. We back this statement with our
guarantee. Don't these things give us a right to expect from
yell a fair consideration of our good ,
A.. Marchand, Exeter
eweler & Optician
JUNE BRIDES
About to go housekee i lg for the Urst time
ppY
sii l o�f?
Furniture
to furnish the home with. We have a full line of goods,.
bi{h
Ct1no u:S
surpassed
a
ssed tD the county. Oil it matter e
your circumstances may be we have a lisle to suit yon. Or
perhaps
A New Par r,
, New Bedroom
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something for the
Kitchen or Dining
Room.
will be in order. We can suit your taste and price'
in. anything in the line of furniture:
ROWS & ATKINSON
Phone 55
Powell's Bazaar Phone 55
Coronation Special
Summer Time Phonograph Time
There is no time that a ' Phonograph is more enjoyed
than on a hot summer evening' or a rainy day. Step in
and hear some of the latest' instruments with the new July
records. Our phone No. is 55. Our address is Exeter.
Our druggoods consist of—Hair Tonic, Tooth paste, Skin
Creams,Perfumes,Flavoring,Florida water, Fan Soaps,
Y S Pit
Cold. Remedy.
All goods are guaranteed pure and good. Our prices are no ;higherthan
others. We handle large qualities and are thus able to give premiums. Try
this department of our store, and will meet your patronage.
HICKS' FORECASTS FOR ''JULY'.
A reactionary stothi' period • ilei central
en the 2nd, SSrd (and "4th, .with ;the, Moon
on the _ celestial equator and at first
cluamter. By the second expectvery
marked :rise ::;nt't ent`pera,ture, ^ falling . bar-
ometer •and vicious' electrical' storms in
the, weei During the 3rd and 4t1) these
Warms will pass east, preceded by ex-
ceasive''warmth In eastern parts ,os'
the coli :,try a hot wa..e , and thUrta y
sto-ms ;should not .surprise the peo,p g J
itc4,Tri period covers thea
alt
probability of fi*
A regulatk
to the :14
prolan g t dt
e c+1roi'z�`�, off'
We belle�ve';
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wall fa�Iao
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'a"„Very' s
POWEL L'v BAZAAR
, 4 •
The home of Bargains in everything in china, graniteware,
and Stationery.
Drug goods.
.ements &Buggies
Our warerooms•' are" naw -completed and: we wishto invite yfov tit inspect 'suis
STOCK of IIM PLEMEINTS and,BLiGGIES Besides 'the' Main -Street Wareroome'
We.'hiave leased the Image ' brick build big'. on -James ,Street; an this enables
us to, keep a:full shock ofImplements al ways on hand.
McCormick . :Implements.
FOR THE INTER1 kTIONA L MARVErSTER. COMPANY` -
13.indere,. Mowers, Rakes, `Manure Spreaders, tilling:tools, etc
,
(:acksl2Llit-P1raws.
A full line .of •C'ocksh utt Plows and Repairs
here are"more
The 1eadinz Boras Furnishers and Funeral: Directors'
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
HOT WEATHER
WANTS
July is the month for the long hot days. You
will grant cool cloths. ' Here is the place for them.We
have all kinds of proper goods for the summer.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS WASH GOODS
Plain and Fancy Ginghams
Cbambrays. Repps,.Ducks, Lin-
ens and Galateas. A big var-
iety of patterns and colors to
choose from.
ln=Tokio Silks. PIain Silks,
Muslims, Lawns, Embroideries,
Voiles and Mulls. All the . new
shades at Reduced Prices.
LADIES WHITEWEAR
Everything in t he whitewear
line is shown here in the daint-
iest Fabrics, Skirts $L to $3.
Gowns 75c. to '$2.50. Corset
covers 25c. Drawers 25c.
S WELL WHITE WAISTS
Iiimona sleeves short ' or
long sleeves in the best styles
we have ever put on our count-
ers. Prices " are all reduced.
Waists from 75c, to $2. each.
All Millinery at 1.2: price
After our most successful Millinery weare going to clear out the
balance of our summer stock at just 1-2 price. We mean exactly what
we say. So if you need anything in headwear come along and ' get a
bargain.
All Millinery at half price.
READY-TO-WEAR SKIRTS
In
Linen or Repp in a good
wash Skirt also B
w 1 lack .
s Blueor
Brown cloth skirts in different
new styles,
FANCY S_UNSH ARES. "
We have a big assortment to
showyou inshade to match;
any
your -summer dress. Prices 50e..
75e. $L to $2, each.
fool Wearables forn
SHIRTS; & COLLAR
All the new ideas are here in
the best colors, Soft callors,
Lounge collars and high and
n ciors
traw Hatsu'
I+'ANCY SOX &e UNDER EA
. Ali for the hot weather; so'
11 colors in Plain and I.+anoy
each. ,* derive r ,k :in a
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