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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1913-11-20, Page 8EXETER MARKET$. OHAN1x1{110 BAca WEDNESDAY Barb, «..«.+...«. Oats. ..44.4,4..4.44.4•44.4.4 Peas .,. « «.. Fatal per bad „ .. gay. pse ton, ««««„.,.«, MOM*, In r, Mt.I fatally Flour, 1.3.v grade par cw ,Butter.:......... •, ..• Eggs... ... • ,. «. , Oblx..... «.,a...., Hens Dux , ,.,.« Roosters....,,,. Geese ,«...,, ...«. Dried Apples per 1b Live hogs, per shorts per ton , , , :.. ;Bran per Lon , , ... , « .... . VY. VM 4s 4 82 S2 80 SO 75 DO 1000 10 000 0 1 SO 1 O 24 25 36. 87 11 13. S 10 10 13 17 20 10 16. 28 40oo. 2200 SEEDS FOR SALE JAMES BEER wishes to announce that he has a choice line of Turnip, Mengel Corn and Potato Seed for Sale. See him before buying, The Advocate to January 1st, 11915 for one dollar to any part of Canada. $1,51' to the United States. HOUSE FOR SALE. — ;mood House and three Lots for Sale in Exeter Apply to Thos. McCallum or Thos. Cameron, Farquhar, HEIFERS FOR SALE A car load of choice high grade Holstein Heifers, supposed to be in calf, Prices right. Terms to suit purchaser. JOHN H. SCOTT, Exeter. Having taken over the Butchering Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we have moved across the street into the premises lately occupied. by Mr. A. J. Ford. We solicit your patron- age and we hope as heretofore to give you every satisfaction, — WM. RIVERS AMMUNITION of all kinds at HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE. MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at the Advocate Office. No witness re- quired and strictly. confidental HOUSE FOR SALE. — Good House and three Lots for Sale in Exeter Apply to Thos. McCallum or Thos. Cameron, Farquhar. WHITE WYANDOTTES • FOR SALE.—A . number of choice White Wyandotte Cockerels for sale. Ap- ply to Wm. Bagshaw, Exeter. . WANTED.—Light set of one-horse sleighs State price. Apply at this office TEACHER WANTED. Second Class Professional Teacher for S S. No. 1, Stephen. Duties to commence at New Year. State sal- ary. Wm. J. Bowden, Centralia, R. R. No. 1 HOUSE FOR SALE A one -storey frame house in good state of repair. One-quarter acre of land. Situate on Huron Street. Good water. etc. Apply to MIss ADDTE MOORLOCK, Milliner, Main st. • STRAY STEER A two year old steer strayed onto the farm of the undersigned, Lot 15, Con 4, Stephen, about the first of November. Owner can have . same by Proving property and paying expenses NICHOLAS BEAVER VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE A brick cottage, containing Barter, dining room, sewing room, r ineeen, 3 bed -room: all recently paperecl,grain ed and painted. Heated by furnace and eie t ;c lighted, Two to .i mf land. 1 frame barn, hir1 .Ind '-oft water Well situated. App;v 10 A. HASTINGS, Exeter. FOR SALE OR RENT Good brick house, half acre ]and; Fruit trees, hen house on the prem- ises A good comfor e -de place. For part alar.; apply to Mrs.. E. Demp- sey, Centralia. FARM FOR SALE E Test 10, Con. 1, Hay, contain ••res, more or less, in good state o :ultivation. Good brick house contain :, 9 rooms; 2 barns, one on bricl, of elation with stabling under neath ; a never failing spring creek; a goci orchard; well underdrained, One ani a quarter miles from school This i; a very desirable property "n- ine. sit.tste half way between Exeter and 1 _:r;all on the London Road. For term amid particulars apply to Nor- man Jar rota, 267%Lappjrt Ave., Tor- onto, or to B. S. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Agent, Exeter, "ONLY DOUBLE TRACK RAIL- wa3 between Toronto and vlon- treal and Toronto and other prin- cipal cities in Canada; Also Ticuble Track and Solid Trains be- tween Montreal and Chicago; also between Ontario points, New York and Philadelphia, via Niagara Fails! SMOOTH ROADBED FINEST -ECRU TPM ENT ELECTRIC L IG HTED PULLMAN` SLE E PERS F mt particulars, berth reservations et ; r o r, Grand Trunk Agents, �r tv r:t e C. E Horning, District Pasten- ge • ee.nt Toronto, Ontario. N, J. Dore, Exeter. irovriirArmirl LOCAL DOINGS.. l� i lca�Lca Ac?i� a . aek 1 �8c 4 Only a month to Christmas. The hunters are now after the black squirrel. Mr A J. McDonell is confined to the house through illness. The ileavy snow storm of ten clays ago has almost disappeared. Mr, I. R. Carling has been confin- ed to the house the past tea clays, owing to illness. Mr. Willis Powell has moved into the dwelling in connection with his store on Main Street. There can be no kick at present about a lack of rain,as it pours near- ly every other day. Quite a slumber from Exeter at- tended the Sunday= School Convention at Elimville on Wednesday. Will Heideman, who has been :suite ill in Toronto, is recovering, and will soon resume his duties again, Send The Advocate to a distant relative or friend, It will be :tppre- clated as at other gift would be. Members of the Agricultural Soc- iety were busy Monday levelling the horse rings on the Fair ground, Mrs Alex. Stewart and daughter Irene, have been on the sick list for the past week, but are riow on the mend, E Torrance, son of License Inspec- tor Torrance of Clinton; has com- menced to learn the hardware busi- ness with Mr. W, J. Hearnan. The Women's Missionary Society gave a Tea and Program in . James Street church Monday evening. It teas very interesting and- largely ,at- tended. Rev. Haylock and' Mr. Dyer, Ar- menian spoke in James Street church Sunday- morning and Rev. Haylock at night Mr, Dyer addressed the Sun- day School. 'Safety First” has been adopted by the railroads. It is a good motto for the boatman and the motorist --.and or everybody, We are travelling .00 fast it this age. Next Sunday morning at the • 11 o'clock service the Bishop of Huron will administer the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation on a class of candidates in the Trivitt Memorial church. Mr. A. Marchand has had the in- terior of his jewellry store beauti- fied by a complete new . set of ;:Tec trical chandeliers of very pretty de- sign making it one of the best lit stores in town. The first of a series of Bible and. other study meetings for men ...was held in the School Hall of the Triv- itt Memorial on Thursday 'last, when preliminary matters for - organization were dealt with. The next meeting will be held Thursday night. Following the - sad catastrophes of the recent storm on the inland lakes,' in which so many lives were lost, the services of Trivitt Memorial Church on. Sunday ,night were of a memorial nature. Sympathetic references 'were" also made to the terrible disaster in the other churches. With a view to bringing :he anti- tuberculosis movement home most forcibly to the children in whose hands the ultimate success of the movement lies, the Ontario Depart- ment of Education has authorized the setting apart of Friday, NOT. 28th, for a special campaign in the schools of Ontario, The Fall Assizes will open in God- erich on Tuesday, Nov. 25, Mr. jus- tice Britton presiding. Dudley Holm- es, K. C., of Wingham has been ap- pointed to conduct the crown' busi- ness, The only case on the criminal docket is the .Ting vs. Robert Gor- don of McKiliolp, • charged with kill- ing his father. It seems a trifle early to hang out the sign "shop early," but the , early. shopper gets the most satisfactory re- sult: as a rule. The time between now and Christmas is none -too early to permit the prudentones to delay in giving the gift subject some atten- tion By reading the advertisements ;ei the Advocate you will be guided to right stores and will save money: It is hard to get some people to realize that cards of thanks, letters of condolence, obituary poetry, etc., are not news items. Any of these are published for the direct, benefit and accommodation of some person other than the publisher, and as such come under the heading of advertising the same as the statement sent out by a merchant concerning goods. The rate is five cents a line. Guy Bros. put on theirminstrel show in the Opera House on. Friday night A full house greeted them. And the affair was good to one who had .not seen it for years, but it was too much like last year's performance to give one a •desire to see it every year The method of staging their fleet part and the jokes are .tg, ing very fast. The music furnished' ' by this company is always a treat how- ever, ant once a year is, not too often to listen to their music. A few weeks ago a glib -tongued fellow struck town representing hian- self to be the travelling agent for the Ladies' World. He canvassed Exeter and vicinity pretty thoroughly and succeeded in picking up quite a few orders at cut price rates, accompan- ied be the cash, It has since turned out that he is a fakir and not the authorized agent as represented. Con stables have been set on, his tracks by the McClure Pub. Co,, of New York to try to locate the guilty party and bring him to justice.- People should not take chances on these wily sharks, We take orders for all for- eign journals and magazines :end can give you the best cut rates, TR1VITT MEMORIAL BAZAAR. - The Ladies" Guild of the Trivitt lfermiorial Church will hold their an- nual Bazaar in the Opera House on Friday Dec, 5th, The sale of fancy work will take place in the afternoon and tea will be served, In the even- ing a Cantata` entitled "Father Time" will be put on which promises to bea rare treat, Admission to Bazaar , Tea 10c,; evening 25c, 1 xE rBR KfritUGATE, Tacit Correspondents will kindly refrain from sending notices of entertain- ments where an admission fee is. charged unless they send word who is responsible for the payment of sucl advertisement. The charge is. five cents a line—six words make a line W Haines, a passenger travelling, from Guelph to 'Prescott on the G. T. R, was put off at. Whitby by .the con- ductor because he lost his hot cheque and the conductor did not know that he had lifted his ticket. Haines sued and recovered $250 clam -ages. The appellate division court has just con- firmed the award; dismissing the rail- way's appeal, iMlrs, Thos. Flynn visited in Lon- don this week. :Air • Eli Snell was .in Stratford Sat- urday on business. Miss Tillie Yager was home from St, Marys over Sunday, Mr C. Birney spent Friday night in Wingham with friends. Mr. and Itlrs. George Hockey were in Parkhill over Sunday, Mist. Lila. Culbert of Lucatt spent• Sunday with Miss Whiteford. Miss Evelyn Huston left Saturday morning an a visit to. Hamilton. Mr. James Bonthron of Toronto spent. Tuesday with friends intown. Mrs Burgess of Burgessville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jas, Murray, Mrs. R, Charters and daughter of Egmondville are visiting Mrs, George McLeod, Mrs Sidirey Sanders returned on wddnesday from a short visit in Stratford, - Mr, Ernest Harvey has accepted a situation in Stratford and left Friday for that city. Mrs. Wm. Bav*dear left on Saturday for Goderich to visit Mrs, Salkeld for a couple weeks. Gerald Hurdon left 'Tuesdayeven ing for Buffalo, where he will likely remain for a time. Mr P. Bawden and his workmen are at Grand Bend building a summer cot-. tage for H. Either, M.P.P. Miss M. E. Brown left on Saturday. for Toronto to take a position as Surgical Supervisor in Wellesley Hos- pital. Mr. Frank Anderson of Chicago formerly of Exeter, is spending a couple weeks with his brother, \Ir, George Anderson. Messrs, Wesley Wein end William Roeszler of Stephen returned as week from Conquest, Sask., where they spent the summer. 11 ..T NOV, SCl 1B.ta Regain and Retain a beautiful head of hair: ---use • Restores natural color to Grey Hair, Remove, dan- druff—promotes an-dru f promotes a thick healthy growth. Js nota dye. Results guaranteed. Your , money paekPti you are not satisfied. 2124 ,J3QttlO 031 't I ceipt ore' 2,50, an y`tur druFSOrr.s acting. v yrp,,., Phlio Nay Specialties Ca, To . nto, Ont, Sold and recommended by W. S, owey Druggist, ,Exeter, Ont. PROPERTY FOR SALE. The undersigned are offering for sale that desirable property, known as the estate of the late Elizabeth Kay, on the South Boundary of E.xeter,. containing one acre of land. There is on the premise six-roomedbrick cottage. with dry, frost proof cellar. summer kitchen, stable, hen house; all kinds of fruit trees, These premises are quite suitable for market garden- ing or poultry raising. For particul- ars apply to Mrs. John Beattie, Var- nia, or to John M. S. Glenn, Hensall,' Executors. ' Baleda�...- Hay Baled Hay for sale. Any quanity delivered. R. G. SELDON Exeter, - Cntario sur Stock Will Help With. Many a Christmas Gift Perplexity When you are purchasing a present, it is a matter of money and what you want—nothing else. Then this is your store—for what you want is here and at the lowest possible prices. A good variety of articles, selected from the larg- est stocks, consisting of Silverware, Cut Glass, Fancy China, Clocks, Etc. These goods are•new, beautiful, and modern in design, and of superior quality. We make a specialty of handling High Grade Watches All kinds of Repairing done and guaranteed. MARCHAND Jeweler and Optician Exeter, Ont. The Horne of . High Class Furniture We have our show room well filled again with tip -to -date FURNITURE of all kinds.' We always ..try to nave on hand the best goods to satisfy the wants of our many customers, ROtL1E Undertaker and License Embalmer Phone 20a EXETER ONTARIO esee- Come ' with the Crowds to the Big Variety Store for yourXmas wants; large stooks Prices lower than ever. Our toy section is open: We will set aside anything you want till Xmas. Powell's Bazaar PHONE 55 Big Variety- Store qr-cava]o�'3 cfiz MAY PHONE 32 OUR TICC Ts 1'S LE OF. Men's, Youths' & Boys' Fall and Winter Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, & Odd Pants For the Month of November. This is the biggest Clothing Sale ever held in Exeter and' we promise big bargains for everyone. We have just opened up $8000 worth of brand new up to date clothing specially bought for this sale. It will cer=- tainly pay you to look them over. No matter what you want or what you wish `to pay we h,vg the goods right here. Men's New Suits 400 Brand New Suits right off the reel from the biggest fac- tory in Canada, Every suit right up to the minute in Style, Fit and Cloth. $18 and $20 Men's Suits for 812 $15 Men's Suits for .$10 $12 •Men's Suits for $8 Men's New Overcoats . We have a great selection to show you. The best in. the 'and are here in all the New Overcoat Cloths, Styles, and Colors. if you want the right 1.thing :in an overcoat, Come along right here. $10, $12, '$15 each, Men's New Raincoats We buy our Raincoats lir ect from Scotland where they 'nake the best. We. are showing dolens of the best from the might weight to that real heavy lined raincoat Every garment guaranteed to be satisfactory. Youths' New Suits 200 Youths' Bloomer, rind Long or Short Pant Suits. Real eifty Suits—Just the kind youths are looking for, in the new cloths and colors. . .. • $12 Youths' Suits ror.. ,$g $10 Youths' Suits 'or $7. 88 Youths' Suits for . ,$6 Boys' New Suits We can give you a choice of 300 Boys' "tony" Suits. elosdy Bloomer Style. The cloths and styles are the best that_lhe :nak- ers can produce. Every boy can get just what he wants here. Prices $3, $5, $7 Boys' & Youths' Overcoats. A fine big selection of real 'ntanish overcoats for the boys, 'The Cloth and Styles just like the Men's Coats. All kinds of cloths and the new styles that are sure to please any boy that sees them Odd Pants ; Odd Pants 250 pair of odd Pants in all colors of 'r weeds and workked'$l to $3 per pair. Men's Fur Collar Coats rrom $15 to $25 each ones