Exeter Advocate, 1913-10-4, Page 8eaB PLR 1111VUGA'TE,
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XETER MARKETS,
OH 11 AOU WEDNESDAY
Wli+�,:: .-,„, s3. $55
y
+'arl. • ane. r r » , . t8 53
Rua +'heal. » ., i$ 48
Oats, ,1111, . 1 1, 32 32
Peae ,,» ...;, .» 30 80
Pot:a.t nes,per hag 75 90,
flea'. a `ton.,»11.11...,., 1000 10 00
flour. per cwt., family 200
Flour. is nv grade per cw . 1 50 150
24 2.5
Eggs ..,.» ,»80 1857
7brx 11
...
1Tens 1,114. 8 10
Dux 10 13
Roosters 11.11 7 8
Ihuleey, , ”1111 17 20.
Geese„,..„.. �1110 12
Dried Apples per Ib, » . , 6
Live hogs, per cwtS 15.
Shorts ner ton 23 00
Bran per ton ..... • . r.. 22 00
'FARMERS' ATTENTION.
We buy Good Eggs.
. We pay Good Prices the year round
We buy according to quality.
We pay for new laid eggs, not ov-
er nine clays ofd, 40c. cash per doz.
We pay for Fresh Eggs, 80c.
Prices subject to change,
CHAS. F. HOOPER
Exeter, Ont.
Opposite Dr. Sweet's Office,
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.
SATCHEL LOST.—On Nov, 27th,
north of Hay P.O., London Road, hand
satchelcontaining a suni of money,
Findez will be suitable rewarded by
leaving same at J. A. Stewart's store.
HEIFERS FOR SALE
A car load of choice high grade
Holstein Heifers, supposed to be in
calf. Pr''-ces right. Terms to suit
purchaser. JOHN H. SCOT r, .
e 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
HEAMANS HARDWARE STORE.
—o_—
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at.
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
TRIVITT MEMORIAL BAZAAR. -4
The Ladies'Guild of the Trivitt 'Mem-
orial Church will hold their annual
Bazaar in the Opera Houseon r{riday.
December 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 idc. evening 25c.
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 Mlss ADDIE
'
�«IORLOCI{, Milliner, Main st.
TEACHER WANTED
Second Class Professional Teacher
for S S. No. 1, Stephen. Duties to
commence at New Year. State sal-
ary.
Wm. 3. Bowden,
Centralia, R. R. No. 1
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A brick cottage, containing parlor,
dining room, sewing roam, r i^.;nen, 3
bed-roomsall recently tzapefed,grain-
ed and painted. Heated by furnace
'acid electric lighted. Two lots if hind
with ,good frame bare, h•trl and oft
water Well situated. Apply,o eats.
A. HASTINGS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Good brick house, half acre land;
F:'sit trees, ben house on the :prem-
ises A good car o:gable place.
e. or
pparticulars apply to Mrs. E. Demp-
sey. Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE
3a."• Lot 10, Con. 1, Hay, contain -
Ina, 1}••. acres, more or less, in good
state. ,' cultivation. Good brick house
conteiri ng 9 rooms; 2 barns, one on
.:oundation with stabling under
neat'n; a never failing spring creek;
a ,geed orchard; well underdrained.
One and a quarter miles from school
This is a very desirable property be-
ing situate half way between Exeter
and liensa1l on the London Road. For
term and particulars apply to .Nor-
man Jarrott, 2673Lappin Ave., Tor-
onto, or to B, 5. PHILLIPS, Real
Estate Agent, Exeter.
TORONTO
AND RETURN
SINGLE FARE
Minimu.n Rate 25c.
h"roru Stations Kingston; Renfrew,, and
west in Ontario,
Good Going P. M. trains December
5th, All trains December 6, 7, & 8.
Account Second Annual.
Fat Stock Show
All tickets valid to return up to
and including December Oth, 1913,
Full particulars and tickets at
Gr,tn::l Trunk Ticket Offices,
N. 5, Dore, Exeter,
ling"9"4" Wier 4411"9"14r
k LOCAL DOINGS, 4
December 4th,
Mr, W, J. Westlake of Thames Rd,
is finite ill nt his home.
Huron County ,Council is in ses-
sion at Goderich this week.
NOTICE—It41d1y read Mrs, W, ?)..
Yea's advertisement on another page..
DivisionCourt was herd ilk the 'Town
Hall oft Wednesday, Judge Holt pre-
siding.
The, Advocate to January lst,1915
for one dollar to any part of Canada,
$1.50 to the United States.
01, of about January 1st the Lon-
don Advertiser will commence : the
Publication of a morning daily.
People are taking a second look at
their tax notices these days, But it
is lots° compared with many , places,
'rue mild weather is making the
sale ol winter wearables a little dull;
They will be needed after a while.
An offering was taken last Sunday
in James Street Methodist church for
the Lakes Disaster Fund of Canada.
.Rev J. W, Hibbert, Wingham
preaches' 'next Sabbath morning Hnc�
evening in James St. Methodist church
Mrs. John McLaughlin's many
friends are pleased to know that he
is ,making a rapid recovery after her
illness.
MISS J. J. ALLAN, Eye Sight.
Specialist will be at the Central Ho-
tel Exeter, on Saturday, Dec. 13th.
For one day,.
Mr. and Mrs. 5, K. Schroeder of
Stephen announce the engagement of
Mina R. Yager to. Mr. Elmer J. Staeb-
ler of Toronto, the marriage to take
place be December,
air Phillip Ryckman of Drinkwater
Sask„ when ntenewing his subscription
to the Advocate, reports excellent
weather in. that . province. their grain
all threshed, and a large average yield
For haying in his .possession 169
skits of muskrats andother animals
shot durutg close season, W. :rood-
mai a Lucknow 'fur dealer, was fined
$3014 and ordered to pay $31 2osts..
A by -lav to guarantee the bonds of
the American Road Machine Company
to the amount of 450,000 was sub-
mitted Saturday to the property own-
ers of. Goderich. and carried by the
vote of 630 to 95.
The Platform Missionary Meeting
last Sunday evening in James Street
church proved most interesting to
the congregation; The addresses giv-
en by Messrs. Martin, Sanders and
Harvey were much appreciated.
Dor.'t f oi get the Trivitt Memorial
Church Bazaar and Cantata he the
Opera House on Friday Dec. 5th. The
articles to be •on sale will form a
magnificent array this year and the'
Cantata will ,be one of interest and
pleasure
An apple of the Gloria Mundi var-
iety, has .been grown in England, that
weighs 32% ounces, This wonderful
apple was grown in an 11 -inch,
flower pot, the tree .producing six
mommoth apples at the same time. It
was this very tree that bore the giant
appl c of 1910.
Notice has: been sent . tit in the
Postoffice Department that nfte. lie-
cember 31st, 1913 conriee en ratral
delivery routes will riot be allowed to
deliver mail to any person who has not
a Government box. The notice is given
early to those who have been .sing.
wccdel .boxes will have tine tc ,een-
ge them before their service is cut
off,
.APPOINTED. RURAL DEAN,—Rev
C. W. Sanders, rector of St. Tohn's
Church, Brantford, a former Exeter
young man, has been elected Rural
Dean of Brant, in succession to Rev.
T. A. Wright, • resigned on account
of ill health. Rev. Sanders will have
the hearty congratulations of his many
friends here and elsewhere on, his Ilea-
appointment,
ewappointment,
A LIVE WIRE.—Last week the
Advocate. contained three notices—
"Muff Left," "Stray Steer" and "Chain
Lost" and' by Saturday night all three
of the owners were in possess son of
of their respective property. The
Advocate is to live wire as an adver-
tising medium and is almost sure to
to bring results, The reason is that
it goes into nearly every home in *he
community,
GOES TO OAKVILLE.—Mr. W, B.
Weidenhammer,;; principal of the Ex-
etc- School, last Thursday accepted
the principalship ,-of Oakville High
School and ,tendered his resignation
of his present position. The Schnol
Board is now advertising for a prin-
cipal. The people of Exeter will
regretvery much to have, Mr. Weid-
enhammer and family leave town as
they have been .excellent citizens. As
principal of the school he has been'
successful and he will not be easily
replaced.
HICKS' DECEMBER FORECASTS
A regular storm period extends from
the 7th to the 13, being at its cen-
ter on the 9. Let it be remembered
that this period is at the annual time
of magnetic and electric excess, grow-
ing out of the inclination, of the car -
figs magnetic pole to the sun's rlec-.
trical equator. Auroral perturbations
earth -currents of natural electricity,
through the earth and along all con-'
ducting substances, often interfering
with telegraphic operations, reach a
maximum : activity from about the 5
to the 15 of December. Such disturb
antes will pass a crisis this month
from the 10 to the 15, notably on the
11, 12, 1.3, and 14, A marked earth -
Quake period is also central on the
13, involving the 10 to to the 16.
About the 9,. the barometer will ;how
approaching storm conditions in the
and those conditions will increase as
they move eastward, breaking into ec•-.
tive storms of wind, rain and 'snow
on the 10, IL 12 and 13. These
storms ,:;will culminate in a crisis of
snow and blizzard within -forty.eight'
hours of Saturday,1.5, Prolonged boreal
storms. with high end perilous ; gales
be encountered on the Atlantic
o":eau, and coasts, throughout this
hart of the month.
Mrs, 1raugh visited in I,, au Mon,
day.
Mfr. 1. R, Carling was in London
Monday.
Mr, Fred Mallett has returned from
Stratford.
Mr. Caleb Heywood wvas in London
OA Tuesday,
Miss -Gladys Ford was in London
Wednesday.
Mr. S. A. Poplestane of Blyth was
in town Ole week,
Mrs, John Dignan is visiting her
daughter at Kingsville,
Mr, T. W, Hawkshaw of London
was in town this week.
Mr, and Mrs, T. E: 'Handford re-
turned to Ingersoll Monday.
Mr, J,: R. Inksaler of Paris visited
with Mr. W, J, Bissett last week,.
Mr 'Tilley of Taranto visited with
Dr, and- Mrs. A1110 over Sunday.
Mr, John Charlton and family left
last week for the west to reside,
Mrs. Down and ciaughter returned
to theirhome here on Thursday last,
Mrs ' Johnston of Toronto is vis-
iting with her daughter, Mrs. Waugh.
Mrs Ross of Winnipeg is visiting
with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Win,
Rivers, .
Mr, L. H. Dickson, :was in Goder-
ielr Tuesday in connection with the
Brenner case.
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Heaman, G, L.
Waugh, and R. N, Creech autoecl to
London Friday.
Mgrs' W biting of London is visit-
ing her father, Mr. John. Welsh, Lon-
don Road north.
Mr. David Hall after a. visit with
his parents in Exeter North, has re-
turned to Detroit.
Miss Olive Wood, and Miss Gladys
Ford have returned from the Chatham
Business ` College.
Mr and Mrs, 'King Davis 'of Chat-
ham arrived in Exeter Thursday to
spend a short time,
Mrs. Thos, Snell, Huron `:Street,re
turned Tuesday, after a five weeks'
visit in Stephen Township.
Mr. Fred. McAlister of Toronto
visited With his parents at the James
street parsonage over Sunday.
Mr. Frank Hancock of Maidstone,
Sask., arrived here Saturday, and in-
tends spending the winter here.
Misses Ella. Monteith and Louise
Hackney returned Friday from the
West, where they visited for several
months.
Mrs . Maclean and daughter, late of
Hensall, visited at Mr. C. Birney's on
their way to Hamilton where they
will reside.
Rev W. G. H. McAlister is in To-
ronto attending
oronto.attending a ineeting of the Book
and Publishers Committee r of;.. the
Methodist church.
Mr, Wm. Dignan, who, with his
family have., returned to Luca,n,;after
spending the summer in the West
was in town last week.
IV., 5. Heaman, reeve. of Exeter, S.
Routley of Usborne, and W.D.Saifders
Reeve of Stephen, .are attending, a
session of Huron County Council at
Goderich this week.
Mr Fianna, the manager of he
new foundry, arrived here on Monday
to take charge. Repairs to the
buildings arebeing continued and the
machinery will be installed shortly,
There is a new game called `Tickle
the Edi.or.' You take an ordinary
sheet c: writieg paper.on which ch }=ou
pen a few lines suitable for the occas-
ion Next you fold it carefully, en-
closing in the fold a cheque or a
post -office order sufficiently large
to pay arrearage and a year or more
in advance, and hand it to the editor.
Keep an eye on him .and if a smile
adorns his face the trick works fine
Now is the time to try the joke.•'
FURS WANTED—All kinds of furs
for which highest prices will be paid,
—D. Harileib, Exeter.
MISS J... J. ALLAN; Eye Sight
Specialist, will be at the Central Ho-
tel,
Exeter, on Saturday, bee. 13th.
Far one day.
MUFF LEFT—At the Central Hot-
el Exeter a black Astracham muff,
Owner can have same by calling at the
Centra: Hotel and paying for this
this notice,
PURSE LOST. -On Saturday, Nov.
29, a purse containing twenty dollars
and a hay cheque. Reward by re-
turning same to this office.
Neglect is the
Cause of Gray Nair
EASY CORRECTED IF YOU ONLY
WILL.
No woman nowadays need lose the
charm of her rich, lustrous hair with
advancing years. Gray and faded hair
destroys a woman's clump. as nothing
else will do.
It seems a shame that any woman
should suffer the annoyance of gray
hair when it is so easy to restore it
to its natural color,
Hay's Hair Health is a simple ,end
easy to use and so, sure in its results
that no woman afford to overlook it.
It is not a dye, just a real tonic that
brings new life and vigor and that.
natural colored healthy look to: the
impoverished scalp andhair roots,
restores the original, natural chlor` of
the hair. It removes dandruff.
Your money will be refunded to you
if it fails after a :fair trial.
51.00, 50c, 25e. Get it at our store
Sold and recommended by W. S,
Howey Druggist, Exeter, Ont,.
Miss Edmunds, high school teacher,
has tendered hex resignation and the
same has been accepted by the Boarcl,
The circulation of the Advocate is
growing You can have the Advocate.
sent to your address till the end of
1914 for $1.
The Rev, D, W. Collins will preach
the preparatory sermon in Caven PresPres-
byterian Church 'to -night (Thursday)
at 8 o'clock,
The postage on all drop letters on
rural routes is 2 cents. 12 o nt v a
lc. stamp is used the letter will gc
to the distributing office and `be neld
for . insufficient postage,
Since the great snow storm of
three weeks ago we have experienced
very mild weather throughout this
section Some of the days have been
very warm and almost summerlike.
The squirrel season closed Monday.
\fang hunters went, out after . the
little fellows during the fifteen dayst
but the number bagged was not very
large The rabbit season closes on
December 15th.
Mr John Welsh's house oat Eliza-'
beth Street is completed. Any person
wishing to see it with, a view to buy-
ing may do so .on. Saturday, Dec. 6th.
at 2 o'clock: Mr. Welsh will be there
about that time.
The following have been elected to
the principal chairs in Exeter Lodge
of Oddfellows,—Noble Grand, Clinton
Sweet; Vice Grand, Wilber Martin;
Rec.-Sec„ R. N. Creech; Fin.- Sec,,
W. Johns; Treas., E. M. Dignan.
The editor of the Port Elgin Times
is kicking because he was not furn-
ished with a complimentary ticket for
a concert given there lately. Our
brother in Port Elgin shouldn't feel
hurt on being missed only once. We
know of cases where- the editor has
to pay'for his admission • to every con
founded thing that comes along end
to add insult to injury he is expect-
ed to give the concerts a good re-
port
Debentures for Sale
The Corporation of the Village of
,Exeter will receive tenders up to 7
o'clock p.m. Monday, Dec. 15th, 1913
for the purchase of Debentures re-
payable in ten equal annual instal-
ments of $1295.05, bearing interest at
5 per cent per annum from the is-
sue thereof, payable at the Canadian
Bank; of Commerce.
T. B. Carling, Clerk
Baled Hay
Baled Hay; for
sale. Any quanity
deliver ed.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, • — Ontario
UST
ARRIVED
NEW FANCY GOODS AND STAMPED LINENS
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE.'
LUNCH CLOTHS ': SOPA CUSHIONS 'LACE COLL=ARS
TRAY CLOTHS PIN CUSHIONS COLLAR SETTS
LAUNDRY BAGS HAND BAGS BEADED BAGS
STAMPED AND WORKED TOWELS AND PILLOW CASES
'RISH AND, SWIISS ,MBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS
BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN AND TEXTURE
ALL PRICES—FRO1M 3c. to 50c, EACH,
SEE OUR DISPLAY OF HANDKERCHIEFS IN SOUTH WNIDOW
WF HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF CHINA
HAND PAINTED JAPANESE GOODS JUST ARRIVED
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is now complete and we are preparedto take orders for Christmas Grace
3 lbs. best Selected Raisins 25c.
3 ]bs hest Currants 25c,
Good Recl Salmon 15c a- can.
Maple Leaf Salmon 18c. a can
3 cans Core, Peas, Tomatoes 25c,
e
1.,
Assorted Peels, Nuts, Icing, Sugar,
Spices, Etc.
Figs, Dates, Honey, Table Syrup,
Cooking 11/foliases,
A CALL SOLICITED _
ee
� G
ur 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 frons the larg-
est stocks, consisting-ot
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fancy ChinaClocks Etc.
, ,
These goods are new, beautiful, and modern in design,
and of superior quality. We maize a specialty of handling
High Grade Watches
All kinds of Repairing done and. guaranteed.
MARCHAND'
Jeweler and Optician
Exeter, Ont.
The Home of High
Class Furniture
We have our show room well filled
again with Up-to-date FURNITURE
of all kinds. We always try to nave
on hand the best goods to satisfy
the wants of our many customers,
R ist ROWE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER ONTARIO
Ready for Xmas
Loads of Presents and Toys to
choose from. Too - busy to
write about it.
Come and see four your-
self.
Powell's Bazaar
PHONE 55
Big Variety. Store
Tic Advocate to Jan. '15,
1
JONES
&1VIAY
PHONE NO, 32
Christmas
Sh�pping
Xmas Only 3 -Weeks
IT SOUNDS EARLY TO DO YOUR SHOPPING. SO EARLY,
"DON'T IT", BUT YOU NEED ALL THE TIME AND MORE
YOU WILL FIND US.
Headquarters for Xmas Presents
Fancy Linens Shirts
Fancy Handkerchiefs. Collars
Fancy Hose Ties
Fancy Collars Suspenders
Fancy Purses Sox
Fancy Companions Gloves
Fancy Pins Snits
Fancy Broaches Overcoats.
ALL GOOD CHRISTMASS PRESENTS
Fancy Umbrellas
Fancy Leather Goods
Fancy" Furs
• Fancy Scarfs
Fancy Sweater Coats
Fancy Mufflers
Fancy Rags
Fancy Curtains
Ladies' Winter Wearahies
MEN'S COATS
Another swell lot of new
Coats' just in this week.
Something entirely" new again
,;tlri
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WAISTS AND DRESSES
Silk or net waists in diff-
erent colors; also House
Waists and Dresses,
FUR LINED COATS
We have a fine showing of
Fur Lined, Fur Collar and Fur
Coats. The (prices are away
dawn.
FURS' ANI, UNDERWEAR
A full stock for your 'sel-
ection' of the best that we :•an
procure,
Men's and Boys' Furnishings
YOU KNOW WE HAVE THE BEST THAT IS GOING.
New Shirts and Collars
New Ties ,and Scarfs
New Sox and Suspenders
New Suits and Overcoats
New Fats and Caps
New Underwear.
JONES & MAY
teadgiaarters 'for the celebrated W. E. Sanford clothing