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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-5-29, Page 8EFE An rare R ' nu tSll•1•Y M XETER MARKETS. O114.N 4 ED BLOH aWl �.IIRD Oi..Y. Wtl.'^• , ,r.,r,rt„•a 93 93 Bari,., ♦,,.r l,,., 4fi 48 Buck •1.iteat ,, 4$ 4$ Qaes, .. ! ! ! . ! 34 34. Fetes#• !! .l,,.,, .,. 1 00 1 00 i?:ota,i, b -e, per bag 1 2,5 1 35 Say,olnr:♦.,!!!.�•. 1000 12 00 Fjeur. ser cwt!, family Four. )•,,v grade per ew 150 at 0 20 43. �� 9 49 3 00 22 00 26 00 $utter , , , . ! , .. , ! 2°Dried Apples per lb ,.,. r Tetra htno, per cwtl,s,,, Shoat- porton,. ♦. Brats nee ton .. , 8ugete °Beet me l.,,,.,... MISS J. J. ALLAN, EYE SIGHT Specialist, will be at the Central Ho- tel, Exeter, 14Iay 33,st, one day. FARM TO RENT 100 acre grass farm to rent. Apply to W. M, BLATCHFORD 328 Lee Ave,, Toronto. Marra'at;e T.deenses issued at the Advo- cate Otf;ce, Bxete5. PASTURE TO RENT Anc Cider Press for Sale. 150 acres being Lot 11, S.B., Con. 6,Hay and W 1-2 Lot 3, Hay. Good supply of water all season, The cider press is he good condition.. Apply. to JOHN FORD, .Hay P.O. Farmers wanting help Por next sear sou ehouid place their order at once the Canadiasi, Government Agent, Advo- cate Office, Exeter. NOTICE. To Whom It May Concern: -- Al: accounts and notes owing to. William J. Carling have been handed to me for collection and the same must be paid on or before the First day of. June, A. D. 1913, otherwise will be placed in Court. Yours very truly Isaac R. Carling Get some neatly painted• calling cards at The Advocate. $1.35 TO GALT AND RETURN FROM EXETER, ONT. Nets twenty-five cents for ad- mission coupon to Galt Horse Show. Tickets good via Grand Trunk Rail- way Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 5th. 6th aand 7th. All tickets valid returning from Galt until, Mon- day June 9th, 1913. Tickets now' on sale at Grand Trunk Ticket Office.—N. ,3. Dose, Station Ticket Agent, Exeter. ---o-- Having taken over the Butchering Business of Mr. Frank Wood', " we been moved across the street into the premises lately occupied by Mlr. A. J. Ford. We solicit your patron- age and we hope as heretofore to give you every satisfaction; — WM. RIVERS. THRESHING OUTFIT, ETC:,'_ FOR SALE.—Grain mill, nearly new; 200 feet cable, block and pulley, Clover mill; 20 horse power engine; wagon, tank ,circular saw., in good condition. Apply to Sanders Bros., or to Mrs. Thos. Cookson, Exeter P. O. FOR SALE OR RENT One and a half storey frame house and lot on Andrew street, containing. 8 reams Hard and soft water; In good state of repair; pleasantly .situated on right side of street. Will be sold? reasonable or rented to good i:enant, For further particulars apply to B. S. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Agent, Exeter, Ont. 10,000 CEDAR POSTS FOR 'SALE All. FIrst-C1a.ss Quality. A Special Price for Large Orders. G. E. HICKS, Centralia. FARM FOR SALE. Containing 60 acres of choice. land "being south part of lot 9 Con 3. Usborne. There is on .the; premises a good frame house," 20x: 26 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, stab- ling at one end; wood shed; pig - house 16x24; two good wells of• water; 35 acres in grass;• well drained and fenced; good orchard For further particulars apply to Johne Cornish, Exeter P.O., or oil the premises.. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY-COUN- CIL OUNTYCOUN-CIL The ro:rtci1 of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the coun ciI chamber, in the town of Goderich, on. Tuesday, the .third day of June,. nest, at 3 o'clock. • All accounts for settlement must be placed with the Clerk before this date. Dated May 20th, 1913, W. LANE. Clerk, SALT WORKS CO. MEETING Gentlemen, --Please takeA'rtotice that the annual meeting' of the sharehold- ers of the Exeter Salt Works Co'y will be held in the Town Hall, Thurs- day June 12th at 2o'clock •for the election of Directors and the receiv- ing of the report for the year end- ing May 31, 1913.—T, B. Carling, Sec.- Treas COU RT Ol+" 'REVISIO.Tel. OF THE VILLAGE OF EXETER,. -, Notice is hereby given that.x Court of°Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Village of Exeter will bold the first irieeting .for the present :year in the Town 'Hall, Exeter, on F ridgy,• June 6th, 1013, at 7 o'clock p. m, Exeter,' May 15, 1913• T. 13. 'Carling Clerk, IP IP LOCAL DQ11NGS. No man is so blind that he isn't occasionally looking for trouble. Huron County Council will meet at Goderich on Tuesday, June 3rd, /r Alfred McTaggart of Hensali is wprkint' with the Ross -Taylor Co. Quite a number of Exeter people went to Mitchell Saturday to see the burdenme A girl of 16 never saw a play with out noting a strong: resemblance tweer, herself and the heroine, Mr. E, H, Senior, son of Mr. jos, Senior of Exeter, last week passed his final examination; in law at Tor- onto. ' The town council commenced the oiling of Main street on Monday last. Two blocks were done from the Cen- tral Hotel, north. Exeter is have but one butcher shop as Mr. Rivers has taken over. the shop Mr, F. Woods purchased from Mr. A. J, Ford. The annual rneetiug of Huron Dis- trict Lodge No, 15 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will convene in the lodge room Blyth, on the afternoon of Tuesday June 10th. • A lively mix-up of horses and rigs tcok place in front of G. Bedford's store on Friday evening when the band was playing, with the result that a couple of rigs had to go to ,the repair shop. A good attendance was present at the Gutty Sellars Organ :Recital in James Street Church on Monday eye- ing Mr Sellars is an accomplished organist and his several numbers were greatly appreciated, Messrs John Mellott and George Crawley were in Clinton. Friday as witnesses in a case with regard to the fruit company recently selling some of the necessary implements us- ed in the cultivation of the orchards. Legislation increasing the Income exemptions to householders from $12,06 to $1500 goes into effect at once and will be the basis for this rear's assessment. For non -househol- ders the exemption is up to $900 a year. The many friends here will extend. congratulations and best wishes tol the bride' Miss Wilverna Quance, daughter of Mrs. S. Quance of Exeter who was married in Saskatchewan on May 24th to Mr. Harry A. Hillhouse. They will reside in. Saskatoon. A large number of people attended the illustrated lecture in the Town Hall on Thursday night, given by Mr. J B. Watson, the Field Secretary of the National Sanitarium Association. The lecture was very interesting and instructive and Mr. Watson explained it thoroughly. The business men in town are to be congratulated on the pride they take in keeping their business places so clean and tidy and the attractive appearance of their windows. The neatness and attractive .appearance of one stores leave a good impression up on the minds of visitors, Thirty Huron County hotel -keepers met in the town hall yesterday and while they did not evince any great desire to talk about the object of the gathering, it is pretty well under- stood that it was to make arrange- ments to fight the Scott Act for which the Temperance people . are now campaigning.—Clinton News -Re- cord It looks very much'. as if the days fc' • the sale of debentures bearing in- terest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum is a thing of the past, is army municipalitieswhich have issued :le- bertures bearing that rate of nterest are finding no buyers. Brokers t' i •I net touch any debentures that •:all fo, less than six or -six and a hal: cent except at about a ten-pn-c'i*rt reduction. ;The. Dominion Board of Raihvay Commissioners have ordered .weep - ins reductions in express charges which will benefit the .entire commun sty Traffic carried at what is known as "pound rates" or at so much, per, hundred pounds, will be 10 per cent. lower It was formerly $1.00, and: now 80 cents. The reduction in ex ores;, rates in the, West ordered to ego into effect on July 15 will mean to the Dominion Express Company just 35.36 per cent. of its net rev- enue or, approximately, 20 per cent. of its gross revenue, and a corres- .00nding amount so far as the other companies are. concerned, See here boys. Whatever y to do do it the very best you an do it better than it was' :;ver done before, Don't yield to temptation to to slight your work. And above all things, do what. is ,right, every time. Never mind- the scoffs and leers of others, but go ahead and do what is right Be brave abeut it too.' Every- hates a coward.. And another thing, don't be afraid of doing right for fear you will make enemies. Enemies are. as necessaryto success as vinegar is to pickles. Don't above all things, be a hypocrite. The thief may steal out property, but the hypocrite be- trays one's confidence and only waits an opportunity to stab him in' the back, `HICKS' FORECASTS FOR JUNE —A reactionary storm period extends over the 2nd 3rd and 4th. Moon is in conjunction with Sura and Earth on the 4th, This, of course, gives us new Moon at high north declination: The new moon is always at or near its greatest north point in the heav- ens in June. This, we hold, is ope of the prime causes of maximum light ning thunder and rain. in this sol sticc month, The falling barometer, and storms of rain and wind, which will develop in the west about the 2nd ,will reach different longitudes in their eastward progress, on and touch- ing the 3rd and 4th. These , storms; will reach their greatest extent and strength on and next to the 4th. The barometer will rise and cooler, west' erlt wind's will follow the 'storms fron, two to three days—say about the 5th to the 7th The : first Tune seismic period covers the let to the 7th having its centre . en the • 4th., 'MISS J. J, ALLAN, EYE sIGI"IT Specialist will be et the Central Ro- tel Exeter May 31st, one day. Mr. M. Salter addressed the James street Sunday School Suitclay. The town of Forest is fighting an epidemic of scarlet fever and meas- les. Some deaths have taken place. The schools an, closed: Pelle,ey the Chatham prize fighter, who. killed Luther' Mn;Carty'in the prize ring at Calgary on Kay • Z4, by a blow over the heart, has beer,, eex- ot'erated from all blame ley the coron- er's jury Pickpockets were plentiful in Mitch- ell on the 24th. Mr, Ed, Bossenberry o' Zurich is reported to have lost $40 through the action of the slip- pery fingered artists. The printing of the illustrated book let to be circulated by the Huron Cc,unty Publicity Associatioe has been completed and the 15,000 copies' are being bound up for delivery. All who have seen the work pronounce it a very good one, indeed and well cal- culated to interest people in any country who are contemplating a home in Canada, The Executive of the County Committee met in the Court House on Tuesday . to arrange fax a complete and systematic circul- ation of the books. DIED NEAR SEAFORTH. — The death tookplace on Wednesday morn ung of this week near Seafoi•th of a former Exeter lady, Mrs. James Martin, daughter of the late Plugh Oke Deceased had been ill for a year or, more of cancerous growths and was operated on some months ago During the last few weeks she has been very ]ow, . and the - end was, not unexpected. She was an : estimable lady and highly respected, • Besides the husband and one son Orville she is survived by her mother and sever- al brothers and sisters, Mrs, Joseph Hawkins, Mrs. Wm. Higgins, Mrs, A. Dow and Miss Lydia of Exeter, Rich- ard of the west, William and. Andrew of Seaforth. The funeralwill take place on ,Friday. DEATH OF THOMAS BROCK..— After several weeks of intense suf- feline Thomas Brock, one of our hest known . residents; succumbed ••4o his affliction on Saturday last, at the age of 54 years, 2 months and 6 days. The deceased was a victim of cancer of the bowels and had been ailing singe February last, . but his condi- tion' had not become ;acute until about six weeks ago, when he took worse and sank gradually till the end came, taking during that time; scar- cely any nourishment. •Born in Devon shire, England, in the'yeet 1859, de- ceased came to. Canada about thirty vears ago:. first settling in Exeter, where he has continuously resided since In the Fall of the same year that he came to this country 'he'mar- ried Mary Welsh, his now bereft wife and to the union seven children. were born. five of whom survive—Thomas Mrs, Bert Clark, Fred and Miss Edna of home and Mrs. E. Davis' of Chat- ham Deceased was a Reformer in politics and a member of the Meth-, odist Church, a man _pf ` industrious habits and possessed many . sterling qualities. The funeral took place to the Exeter Cemetery on Tuesday. Mrs . S. Fitton holidayed in Toront* this. week,. Miss Newell spent the holiday in Stratford. Mr W. D. Clarke was in London over the holiday. Miss, Clara Davis of Ingersoll spent the holiday at her home here. Mr Robert Edwards of Sarnia wee a holiday visitor at ,Mr. W. I3. Penhale's: • Miss Ella Baker returned to .. her studies at Chatham ' 'Business College on Wednesday. BASEBALL, Won Lost James Street 1 • 0 Main Street 0 1 Caren -Memorial 0 0 Saturday afternoon the first game of baseball in the church league took place when James-st, defeated Main street .11-9, The garne was a'pretty fair exhibition and was witnessed by a good crowd. The James Street and Caven Mem oria' baseball teams played a short game. on Monday evening, the former winning by a large score. As the game was only four innings it does not count as a league game. Baseball apparently, is not suppos- ed to beBaseball unless there is a little jangling, but in a church league of all home brews the jangiing should be reduced to a minimum 'at least., If the boys and. men irf theseteams cannot play the game in a sportman- like manner, and Win pr lose with a good grace the quicker they quit -he betterfor the game and for their own self respect, Self control is one of the necessities before we can ex- pect to control others, and .unless those interested in the game can con tiol themselves at any stage of rhe g:tine they would be wise to q%it. The e games this year should be of much benefit, :morally as` well as nhy, sically, but only if properly controll- ed •And let it be definately ender - stood that an umpire's decision is fin- al, it does not matter whether you think he made a mistake. Let it also be understood that as long as he is umpiring he controls the game. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AND GEM ALL THE NEWS. Our Flours are best brands on the market. They ir.clude 5 Roses Purity Royal Household and Milyerton R. ( . SELDON Exeter, Ontario ROLLIE Phone 20a Residence next to the store. Undertaker and License Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Ross, who have ' knbalmer beer visiting in Nampa, Idaho, or some months, with their son, Dr. H. r'XETER ONTARIO P. Ross returned • home Tuesday. TEWART'S PIiONiE 16 `OUR COAT STOCK THE BALANCE of our suit stock wit, be sold at clearing prices. Every garment the product of the best mak- er.. and guaranteed correct in style, perfect in fit, and satisfactoryinwear SILK - COATS—Several very pretty styles made of heavy silk, in long and three-quarter length: nicely' trimmed and, extra value at $13.00 & $15.00. LINEN COATS—They: make a light cool coat for summer „wear, and are lust the thing you want to save your clothes while driving: Price $5 & 5.50 --o-- NEW BRASS GOODS Very suitable for presents for June Brides. A "big range of fine goods has been placed in -stock. It is com- prised of Tea Pot Stands, Ash Trays Tec, Canisters Pen- Holders, Candle Holders, and many styles of plain & fancy trays. with and without handles NEW STRAW HATS For Men and Boys. We have many smart'Straw Hat styles -New Sailors at 1,50 .$2.00 &2,25 are sure to please, Ask to see our special "Pa- nama" Hats at $4.00 and $5.00. RADIUM HOSIERY ''For Men is Silk or lisle; colors of tan grev and black; a hose that fits the foot properly- and wears well. At per' pair 30c., and 50c. .SUMMER UNDERWEAR • SEED POTATOES The combination suits Cor mien Another.. shipment of Green are popular for summer 'wear„ mountain Delaware Potatoes The short sleeve and theknee length is what we are ening arrived. They art excellent et per snit $1,00 and 1.25. for seed or table use, J. A. STEWART NOTICE' Regina Watches, when sold without an 'Official Guarantee, and by otherthan an authorized agent, are liable to be Second- tland Watches, taken in trade or procured in s o m e other second hand way. I am the only authorizea Official Agent here, and am the only one who can issue an Of ic- saI Guarantee which will be re- spected by other Official Agents throughout Canada. 50. 10c. 15c. 2bo.3 FOUR. LITTLE PRICES THAT MEAN MUCH to this Big Store. Better come and see one large assortment of Kitchen Needs, and Wedding Gifts. "See what you are buying is a good policy." We have just received some new SIDE COMBS, BACK COMBS and BARRETTES, CIRCULAR and DRESSING COMBS . BAR PINS. and BEAUTY PINS, Dainty designs, a,t very . low prices. • FIREWORKS FOR 24TH. FRESH -ROASTED" PEANUTS and BANANAS Every day. Powell's Big Variety Store JONES NAY PHONE NO. 32 Some Csood • Store dews Clearing of Ladies SuitsandCoats WE HAVE ONLY A FEW LADIES' AND MISSES SUITS ;AND COATS LEFT AND EACH ONE TO BE SOLD AT IA .-BIG BARGAIN. IF YOU WANT A SPRING OR SUMMER SUIT OR COAT, NOW IS YOUR, BIG • CHANCE • SUITS Only' 5 left - $20 Suit for. $13.00, $18 , Suit for $12,00 $e16 Suit for $10.00 GIRL'S RAIN COATS From 6 to 16 years old, Nice "fawn shades For $3.75 each. SUMMER DRESSES For Girls, Misses and Ladies, They are all good washers and come in all colors and different styles MILLINERY A lot of real swell 'summer hats are Here waiting for your ap- proval, This is the time to buy your summer hat. COATS Just 6 to sell $10 coats for $7.00 $12 Coats for • $8:00 _ $1.5 Coats for $10.00 BOY'S WASH SUITS All sizes from 3 to 7 years in a big assortment of colors. Ye lees '56c. to. '$1,50 WHITE WAISTS Just the nicest lot we have ever shown All kinds of styles are shows in the best materials:' HOUSE FURNISHINGS Our Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums, and Curtains are selling fine, Come in and see our big stock of the best. JONES . & MAY Fleadgnarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing