HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-10-19, Page 8THE EXETER ABITOC ITE, UR.SDAY OCTOBER Ies EWA
Fall and
Winter
Clothing
I. istime you were thinking
Tour cold weather Clothing -
We are prepaid to supply you with
a nice ‘o.11 or Winter suit of the best
material. the latest style and finish
ata price that cannot be beaten.
Try us autl we will give 3c?rz sat-
isfaction..
tm ..V'vf VINT
'Merchant Tailor,
ter, Qatari
EXETER MARKETS.
CH ED EACH WJ°33NRSD4'
vlieat .,. ,. $3
4
40
70
PettatOes,perbag ...
ay, porton....«-,...,. 150 10t
F.Iour, per cwt., family 2 d
Fl€rur, low gra,cle per cw 1 50 1 a
23 _
] ttclawhestt ,. ..
Cats, ,
«'efts. x . .
IP LOCAL DOINGS. 1
Ur.. and, lire. Jo iz : Taylor of ;Coale,,
rave tnoVed to Eseter North.
Messrs,. 1rfvEagua and I1ackney Ship-
ped horses. to Montreal Oa Tuesday.
7:11,ere are 53 Sundays i:; 1911. Tta;s
will not happen again in 109 . y'ea. s,
Rabbit ?'runt; ze is the main occupation
of these who a eU .o tnv,a rd the sport
of ishootin
Mhos Daisy se
poq«".'.'o a as ter:,
n:rtlled. To: o 3.
G+ld••=r:on azta Wrosstion fr ave
Loss Op ;os c_mpsi :l . 3;: c J
A ,sus ,;oo; r .pleastiritiaeau.n four £ t and
linsltes eircuaatference was picks
ed on Poles Island.
p,esent stnnni:ng of t9.s parties
Ontario Le :gi ta:•ee a tr'o sees
+47, Lice xis 18, Labor, 1.
n?es,io..:, for sly, elroisicroa*.ck
on of
sabittsr
n'a w: t be S's:( -
ministers
ekt o Y Nov, 1st
Rots Tort:into nous
y o t ;e Toro.. s oro:r
t ssosia do a.
MS"�+'ihll'w�,
for
son , «.'s, a„`e4d
safe«d. vv, <>a :tt1« ikotir
The School Field Day
The School Sports remainin0
E:cycle `sass, boys, 12 and
75 yard dash
Button race -,
440 yard relay race, (4 to
220 yard race, Sr.
2220 yat+d rave,,
RuntBututing high jump, Sr
Running high lump Jr
Pole Vault, Jr.
Dalt mile dash,,
Half' mile biestele race. Jr.
over from field day were tnun oft las
ttnder,,,Q. Davis, K, \Veidenhammer
l”
Hunk s;, N. Amy, L,. Hardy
Acheson, L BQylea s .I',etty
a leans) E. Iua2kin'a learn, S. Petty's tarn
L, Grieve, H, Glenn, E. Dearing
, , .,, „ G. rJforley, 0 Wood, J. Parts
• ,L Grieve, z:. Dearing.. 11 .Gleba
0 Wood, G. Morley, R. Dora -gall
C Wood, It Parsons lin Seas'(or
J, Parris, A, 13 o1Genshire, M. Senior
• lt. Dougall, IA, Treble, C. wood.
vaeek,,^-
L;r:=:a
AN 'eat is inaiiing
T3., 1Vi11; Knight of .o::don was, ere
ries' Sunday.
Mr, Ila.ry Parsons 'a
ere over Sunday,'
Mrs. AY, JOhns left Saturday to visit
t St„ Marys ry s and Sarnia,,(
ai s Fratsk. \V od "s vastting frre;zds
La;don for a c aup;e weeks..
Mfrs• (Dr,) Andel,'.son of Winnipeg vases
4 :vLrs. S, Fitton this week.
_Miss Matt ev s. of Te ont' e the
rest of her sister, Mrs. S, ,F4ttosa
Elliana 'Verity of 13rmarford 'rxraa
er.attves here over Sunday,
vl.r F.sia and daughter Mss -1 ^'•te
sr a visit' Hatratltoa.
,Hurst o, Seafertia visited wit:,,
tv,Mrs. I, ratstros.g. Tuesday
Miss Jenr-fe, Hardy returned lust week'
a a es.;e _del vr;sit in Western Can
;.don ty
Live angs, 1x8 ' Gwt
$40Xts,perton,,.,. «.«,
Braila: per ton- ......... . . .,
22
Poultry
Wo will pay till advised the fti
for poultry is trade,
alive S�+.i% dry picked 1
Oz. . '4
go,
eye
Ducks
S.
wlr. ?-ie^lsex'att, Rall,#r c^°.essier, IaSC
great Soros 10 0.od•sfish. where l e.
i ?:tss- gt,rt ori as ^let the Goder°,.lt
340 Company sor alt Sts airy dcsaic, *,a
rand,
S^a .i. 1lolla ;d, E F_e3• North, still
'o;rt noes rluite iii "14 undo: the slog,
sts are,
and Mrs, Toe, Handfferd z'ctur,.-
;^ i to rainy:•a, liras. Oast v.etk after a
rayl; ,tore,
M filler of Edmonton ls:
her parents, :air.. and .Mrs, Robs
o . of town..
a s. Gea, Palmer. l xar1, Taylor.
Ga vel: 4t?;est)r•.R' of Loncizn spent
asy. in town. .
d ;its Il i 1>', lleav�er spent
.,
M«.,r'.a.} : t'a.. W. A. Tarla..aed
T
uol�er R�r
Bankrupt Stock
3T
The Exeter
Bargain Store
Two new sto ks .eGeived icy'
-yowlin
1100TS,
GR0C1;RiES;
DRY GOADS,
MATS,
COM
We hart
eli-lt aow:a
onl
off 11:
One cent laei? po rnd )ess lir each
Wase far cash.
JONES
MAY
AI
WANT
Gttlelt►l liQuee:veerlr. Nva Waa'sai:lg,
AnpWto bL a. Joan l3, Tamen, .551
NVaterloo Statcet, London, oat,.
Underwear--Penmanss, Wat•
manes, Elfish, and Stanfield/a,
Underwear In all Weights and
sizes at a garment 50c. to
$1.751.—Stewart's.
FLOUT, AND FEED.—Having punt in
a stock of Flour and Feed i so1lolt
your patnaragc, Stand one door north
of lies -mares Hardware—Rivera' old
stand. Jos. Davis.
100
GLIB Wanted for Factory. 0.00.
per week to start wlth for girls
eighteen and over. Address
immediately D. S. Perrin & Company,
Limited, Laindon, Ont.
'Ladies' Cape Gloves for Fall
wear ,guaranteed, in tan only
at per pair $1.00—Stewart's
'MARRIAGE LICENSE.—Get your mar-
riage license at the Advocate Office.
1'tEPRESENT'ATIVE WANTED —At
once for worn 5n your locality. Will
guarantee $2. to $3. per day. Op-
partuni:.y to advance rapidly. Will pay
Iiberafly for spare time. Work not diff-
icult. Experience ,sot required. apply to
Intemnational . Bible Press, Toronto,0 nt.
:tar.
'and Trunk'
don. la dll Val lslr
oata.,g. resulting tzo c+ a rrat,
lay the aged cs8 a .of a trot:ik,
eGillicuddy and Mr. Geo, Coward
TLa idar, afrt 'Xt'ect:,eedtty, 'wvi e^a '
dip tors stated that the :pro-
and
atve,
ard' Improving the
>atra ng. lo8t fav-
GIRLS WANTED.
Smart Girls required to work on boys
clothing, Bather operating power mach-
inery, or hand sewing—good clean work.
Good wages and constant work the year
through. • ,
The 3ACKSON IL-SN'F'G CO., Exeter
Pur - Collared Coats with
quilted or curl linings' inter-
lined with rubber. Very:sty-
lish an serviceable at $17.0
to $25.00 -Stewart's.
vwer^e .1
porn su:sr
etas orsr
hatter's arm
or:tbly,
CISTERN AND WELL CLEANING.'—
Those having- cisterns or wells that need
cleaning will do well to have the work
done at once. We do it to your satis-
faction.—ALBERT GOWER, .Exeter N.
Worsted Hose (made from
strong yarns, very suitable for
school wear. Special at 25c.—
Stewart's.
Mr, 3, 3.. Spackman, general agent for
the Prern'er Cream : Separator, was in
town on. Monday, and appointed W. M.
Blatchford and B, W. F. Beavers, seli-
islg' agents foir ±;has district for this
well known separator. Mr. W. Roland
has been agent( here for soma time foa-
the Pena:er,
Grease spots on 'walls may be 'remov-
ed by putting blotting paper on the shot
and hold:r,iy -a "hot Bron against it.
It _s ,stated that Canada's population:;
will be tittle over 7;000,000, although
,t,etiore the renews was teke,). :t was
e p...ted to ba about 8,000,000.
A very easy m thud oC calculating .the
rate of ; ri on a ,l.la_.8, 1!3:' to i OUnt
the nutab r o.C. ratls,_passed oV l ,,f 20
se ontla I,I:e .nuivher '_s il;e n11es per
hour that hetrait]. ;s gra^e17 n.,, :.the
calcula,t on roe ter bas=il on thie fact that
s tande1,1 ,P or
Inri.arr 1.10 of the, standard ,.rile
aro pay d ovc, n 20 etcostd a, :a
eaeiily i.3u d; -au" teat the J, .s .r..v
cli 1� sboot.(0 S dlea .ay., hour,
The tote
coning; wait ;ot
ITospital. T4;ras
operttion %VOA
titer le bright
ken o. Rev. and Mrs.o: at tite General
Faday lIat. The
Tete success :tial
ata of the child's
h who re-
d wgllln; Iia Exeter
North, was lar towq fon 4'y Walking nr-
ut:»e.,erttlents ie arlov+e IssTo will/ his fam-
ily shortly. We weicop e :afar. stud Mrs.
l'a it wv r 'track to our$ midst
SfliS. JEtNNETTE JEWELL N..EL-
LOGG, the welhlcr^iowrs Elocutionist' sof
Buffalo, has been engaged by The
Young Men's Gallas of Caven Presby-
terian Church for Nov. ate. This is a
rare treat ao ba erste *,+n hear it.
C. W. 'Gross, Cormier caretaker' at the
Exeter Cemetery, who came up before
Magistrate Kay last week,'on the charge
of misappropriation of funds, was cont -1
miti.ed for trial, and bail of x$500 not
being forthcoming he was taken to God-
eric'.a. an Friday;
From a letter we note tttat
W. Borne, a former resident of Exeter,
has °pelted up an, office ht Toronto,
31,A Lumsden Build a.a. agent Tor the
International Securities Company, Limit-
ed,
imited, and is naw devoting attention to the
selling of Western Lands.
ols y91xga.;l1
d a i.11 Brie
IrstY,
abt
)"Istt
urn
rat'
on
&art d
tv,anleea at
RA Duluttil„
Itt the 4.0
a~�
We
ETC,
ICK
FOR CHOICE
eaeived the agency for le
E. 4 SEPARATOR--
TII I'ItEIIIEIa
11 ea-'ry the e satai
anyone 'laity rag a a
lrefere
we +w1ll a PAIR 0
r ow.c c
oram
BEAY
TiiE EX:ETE31 BARGAIN STORE
ll:ov
er
ciauttera
433n aittar
air
ot Mr. L.
Mr. Glassy, era,: rat Tlttrvtay I3cO
grtst sn411. 'was called home to
Iasi -week owing to thio Illness a! l]
mother.
Mrs. Ilaarlette, to
Is vieltingmand
around l~
eter, while ttraa uof 1i et . moth
-Mrs. Wm. Dei'
Mr, Bennett, who had the es'ectton o
the Blank` of Commerce ibullding In
charge, and it news an aim,Uar'^duty at
Porcupine, was in, town Tuesday.
Mr, W. 7.1. P. Trooper returned last
week from a visit in Farmer's valley
Pa., While i1n Pennsylvania ho went to
Auetiaa and saw the eftecta of tthe re-
cent flood.;
Mr, Chas. Lindenfeldt, who for a num-
ber of yearn haws been head clerk, in, Mr.
J. A. Stewart's store here, has res gn-
ed the position and will mbve ,with his
family shortly to Zurich, where he win
have clurrgie of Mfr. J. J. Merner's store.
We are sorry to dose such worthy ctt-
iaene from ow
11
Mr. 3 Hind, superintendent of the
Rose Taylor Company, met with; art un-
fortunate accid t on Friday last. They
were engaged moving a heavy log past
t: -.e' corner ot a building, and the horse
starting unexpectedly Mr. Hind 'was
caught (between the log and the build-
ing. with the result that his leg was
badly bruised and his left hand skinned
to She bones. The is ary, besides bo-
ing very painful, will lay him oft work
for sortie time.
The census enumeration of field crops
taken -:n 'June 'shows for rise North-
west provinces, together with Ontario
andthe Marittlane provinces an area of
9,999,021 aeras 'wheat, 7,661,862 acres
oats, 1,291,287 acres barley, 133,053
acres rye, and 1,090,615 acres Slay -to
which will be added the areas for two
districts in Saskatchewan. For the har-
vest year of 1900 the corresponding fig-
ures of the census of 1901 were 4,068,-
328
,068,328 acres wheat, 3,981,370 acres oats,''
765,273 -acres barley, 15.6,352 acres
rye, and 21,202 acres flax. The increase'
in tkae production of tube: principal
grains in the decade, computed for the
present year ea the estimates of corres
ponde,nts, is shown to be in round
numbers, 148,035,000 bushels of wheat'
187,049,000 •bushels oats, 21, 711,000
bushels•, barley, 664,000 bushels rye,
and 12,360,000 1bushels flax. These
figures areecclusive of returns for two
distracts "in; Sasleaatc'hewan.
A RARE TREAT—Exeter people will
have a chance to hear something extra
good in James stn ohnmrch on Monday
evening Oet. 20, When there appears
one of the greatest harpists of the age,
Aptainrnas, for years harpist to Mar.
Tate Majesty Queer?' Victoria, assisted
by Mises Grace Merry, Entertainer and
Ivi'nss E. AIesandra `Bradley,Soprano.,,i
'Pickets `250., at Cole's Drug Store and
at the • Chuac'h door: • Do njot n 'ss this
event. It is expected to be, equal to the
Welsh ri70 s of, last year^
iti3GGFIT DTJSINESS—Mr. S. G. Lam-
port a former merchant of Clandeboye,"
and I1d.,. ton, made a deal with lir,
John Campbell of Farquhar, by v-htch
Che takes over the general store busi-
ness,
usiness at 1. a:quh,a-r and Mr. Campbell
h oin s oariten S::iltcoe
street, E _eter. Mr. Lamport ,takes pos-
session next week, : and rwrt Campbell
llr
r ;i1Tefurie I`o farrirDlg.`r`.r:'_ people of.
T,'t rqu ar and v ^t'tiity will tind lir. ,Lan')
poi, as e_ elle,at hus tr;s;d rn.an and a
good' d izen:.
APPLES
T11,0e6 w-antln good NO. 1 Winter
Apples call at the store.
Jones & May
Flour
Several Brands. Manitoba
n, sapecialtp..
Lime
IA good stock always on band.
Cement
ATH
Jewelry BuBusiness
17 steadily ora the increase, O4ar stock is one of the largest in, the
County tuud equal to that of any city store. You cannot poss-
ibly make mistake by Balling on us and exanaining our stock..
Our prices are tight. Prove iii for yourself by compar-
ison with others. ' Our selections are large, giving you a large
variety to choosefrom—again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of flue duality. We back 041$ statement with our
guarantee. Don't these things give us aright to expect from
1
goal a fair eonsicleratien of our goods,
"
lian er
seller & Op'tieiau
Undertakers
A 3d
ture Dealers
complete snick ID all la
e carry
S.
Phone for Store 20a
or Sundays and nights 20b
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leadinz Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
B
Durham National Part)and
Cement is the best,
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
ot;ati„fio ° s
Bus, Dray and
Teaming Business
Your orders in out' line will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing anything in our
rine, and we ask a trial from you.
Orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
Poll's Bazaar
WATCH this store for bargains the
rest of the month.
BIG ASSORTMENT of Hallo.
we'en and Thanksgiving Post Cards
Keep your eye on our windows
for specials.
POWELL'S BAZAAR
4'c ran o'.
sura
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PRONE NO, 32
New Fall Suitings
In all the Latest Fabrics
We are showing something new every clay in our
Dress Goods Department. New Ser„es, New Tweeds
New Plain cloths, New Tartans in all the season's best
colors. Come along and see what we are doing in the
Dress Goods line and select your New Fall Suit
or Dress.
SOMETHING NEW IN WINTER
COATS
We are receiving something
New every day in the coat line and
have a fide selection of Fancy
Tweeds which are good this year.
Plain Cloths in Blacks or Blues in a
variety of styles, Coat Collars, Shawl
Collars or Military Collars.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
All the best and latest "novel-
ties in headgear are shown by our
milliners, Drop in and see the new
,i ones. They are interesting.
CARPETS & RUGS
Have you bought your New.
Rug. - We have some beauties in all
sizes.. Rugs, Carpets, Curtains, Lino,-
ums in abundance. '
Men s and ,,o ' Clothing
loting
We are .making a big display 'of Men,sand B®y,s
Fall and `inter Suitsand Overcoats. The real nifty
stuff is here for you to see andwefeelyou sure � ou veli
like them. Call and see thein and have anearly choice.
The newvh
s oes are also Here in the swell styles.
MAY
u
r lSit3l the
�ocelebrated W.E
. Sanford Clothing