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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-1-29, Page 8X•E FE.A BTTU S..TE, THURSDAY JAN. 29, 1814 EXETER MARKETS. OR j a + °;ED E.A.QifWgf11IESDAY YtthR"Lr . Y ,:,YY•,.,,.♦ 85 85 gar 1 ,..,,Y,.,,., 45 54 48 48 82 32 0 80 75 90 I0.00 10 00 2 50 1 50 1 50 22 23 38 8 23 0 2300 l,mee heat Feat.4y.:,451“,116..... paw %.:,es,"per bag .... 1.097, aNrGou... .Y .Y.1, our, juir 00,,fame y Flour, iilve grade per cw butter,.,,,.,,•. ..... ,. iAYY ..Y.. a.iiVt3 boas, per cwt Shorts tree ton ..... Bran per ton .. Quite a rluntder 'went to . Clinton last Friday night to the big debate on the Scott Act,, BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES B Y; HANGING. NEW ' PICTURES Half Price Saleof a big assortment of New Framed Pictures, all worked in plain figures and for sale at Half Price, We invite you to ,call and have a look at those pictures. Some one of them will no doubt appeal to you and you can buy -the same at just half the price marked. J, SENIOR MUFF LOST,—On ,Main Street, Ex- eter, on. Saturday night, Jan. 24,th, a large dark brown nz'trff with three heads on it. A suitable reward will be given on leaving same at this office "SPECIAL SALE."—Kindly notice Mrs W. D. Yeo's advertisement in a- nothel column regarding 'Special Sale"., of men, women and children's underwear for one week only. RIFLE BARREL LOST.—On. Jan. 15th, between Exeter and Elimville. Reward to finder who will kindly re- turn to this office. LOST GOLD BRACELET. -1n Ex- eter on Andrew Street, an old fashion ed gold bracelet. Finder . will be suit- ably rewarded by leaving same at Dr Hyndtnan's house or office. HOUSE FOR SALE.—New brick house, eight rooms, with all mod- ern conveniences, situated on Eliza- beth Street, South of James Street church Apply to A. Hastings or C B. Snell SEEDS FOR SALE JAME'S BEER wishes to announce that he has a choice line of Turnip, Mangel Corn and Potato Seed for, Sale. See him before buying. Get your TUNGSTEN LAMPS at HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE. MARRIAGE LICENSES LICENSES issued at the Advocate Office. No witness re- quired and strictly . confidental FURS WANTED -All kinds of furs for which highest prices will be paid. —D. Hartleib, Exeter. TOWN PROPER= FOR SALE. The undersigned is offering for sale the property situated in .Exeter North Lake Road, being 1i g Lot 3 2, good brick house thereon, woodshed, stable and other conveniences; good well, and all is in a good state of repair. Will be sold cheap for quick sale. Terms easy. Apply to HENRY BIERLING, HAS P. O. NOTICE is hereby giventhat the Nortb Midland Railway Company . will make application to the Legis- lature of the Province of Ontario at its next ensuing session for an extension of timein which to com- mence and complete the works of they Railway and for ilther pur- poses. DATED at London this 14th day of January, A. D. 1914. J. W. G. WIN SETT 418 Talbot St., London, Ont, Solicitor for Company. J. SENIOR Agent Confederat_on Lfiie Assurance Company, also 'etre Insurance _+n teal-, trig Canadian and Britian. Companies. yla.ct-St.. Exeter. PROPERTIES FOR SALE I have several choice residential properties in Exeter for sale. Des- cription and terms on application, A. HASTINGS, Exeter HOUSE FOR SALE A one -storey frame house in good state of repair. One-quarter acreof land. Situate on Huron Street. Good water etc. Apply to. Miss ADDIE MORLOCIL, or T. B. 'CARLING. FOR SALE OR .RENT Goo: brick house, half acre land; Fruit ;trees, hen house on the prem- ises A good comfortable place. For particulars apply to Mrs. E. Demp- sey. Centralia. FARM FOR SALE The undersigned is offering for sale Lot 7, Con, 2, Stephen, containing 100 acres There is on the premises new brick hause,.'bank barn, and other out bu;ldins; young orchard, about 18 acres bush balance under cultivation This isone of the best farms in the township and will be sold at a reas- onable price; located within 1'�S miles from Centralia and school. is on same farm For particulars apply, on the premises, or by mail to J. R, �leil Centralia Ont. FARIVe FOR SALE A choice farm of 100 acres for sale, being Lot 23, Cort,. 10, Stephen. There is on the premises a new brick ' house, two storey; new bank bern 44x64; hen house and pig pen, young young orchard; 10 acres of bush; 40 LOG. L r Oi verS, 4 AL wee Ate ^. Clinton is sporting two sleeting rinks this year. A pawerfcil, fog horn asto be in- stalled at Goclerich harbor, w. Mrs (Judge) Holt of Goderich' fell on, the icy pavement on Satt>it+day and broke her leg. An enjoyable dance was .held in MoDonell's .Hell on Tuesday evening/ of this week, Mrs Robert Dinney has been ;.oe- tieed to his home for the past week through illness. Richard Rankin, aged 87 years, (Lad in Wingham on Sunday. He lad seen Orangeman for 68 years, tEr Herman Prior who is visiting, bis mother here sang a very pleasing solo in James street church on Sun- day night. The Young Ladies' and Young Men's Classes of James Street church will hold a banquet in the basement on.Friday ,evening, It .ha.: to be a pretty cold and stormy day that does .not see an auto taking a trip around town •tnd t ven out, into the country. A ua:ou prayer meeting will be held a ,Main Street church on Thursday evening and the returns of the Can- ada Temperance Act voting will be announced. The annual meeting of Caven Pres- byterian Church is to be held of Friday evening. After the transac- tion. of the business the ladies Will serve refreshments. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed next Sabbath James Street Methodist Church at the close of the Public Worship both morning and evening. On Saturday there died in Wingham the wife of John Quirk in her 79th year. She and; Mr. Quirk were mar- ried in. 1856. Mr. Quirk is a retired conductor of the L, H. &' B. The days are now over 36 minutes longer than at the first of January," During this creek they will lengthen nearly two innutes daily and there- after from two to three minutes daily. The death took place in London ,.n Jan 26th, of Elizabeth Inwood, wife of the late John. Inwood, and -nother of Mr J. C. Inwood, who is well knowr in Exeter. Mr, Inwood will have the sYmpathy,of his many friends h ere. The winter continues to be mild and open . The fall of snow .is light walks much of the time are bare. The The sleighing fair but thin. The .ide- automobiles are frequently seen on the streets, and Monday night saw quite a heavy dash of rain. Elimville Bible Class visited the James Street League on Tuesday 'ev- ening Miss Hern gave a very interesting talk on her trip. to Swit- zerland last- summer. The League furnished refreshments, and an en- joyable evening was spent. William Smith. of St. Marys, a tele- phone lineman, had the bone of a finger broken in two places, and the join* dislocated on Friday evenings when attempting to stop a ball in the runway of the bowling alley. It' was a painful injury and he left for his is the James Street Methodist Church home Saturday morning. on Wednesday night of last week was any- p If The Advocate ,owesyou a marked success .in every particular. y the: proceeds amounting to $125.00.. thing present the account and we will The refreshments were served from endeavor to pay It. If you owe us 5.30 le 7.31 o'clock, diteng which time anything call and get a receipt. if 37.°t1 Mi' Willis 'Poive11 entertained the''.arge have a contra account please present gathernag with nnrileroi}s, beautiful and it and let us know bow we stand popular gramophone selections. The with our ,fellow beings. All accounts inner man. being -satisfied. all gathered should be settled at least once in a in the body of the church where a year choice program, presided over by Rev, Owin to the caving in of a sand- McAlister, was rendered. After a eaat Mr. Peter Wbitlock's last beautiful selection from the choir Mr. week Mr Michael Elford of Usborne J. ;H.ewitt of Toronto was present and sustained a fractured thigh. The cave- gave a very interesting and instructive in •came without the least warning anti address' on. "Empire Building." He he ryas buried up to his head. After spoke of '.Canada's vast wheat fields being dug out and taken home . the ie the West, saying Saskatchewan last bone,,was put in place and the in- year grew more wheat than any of juries dressed. He is now doing as the banner States of the great repub. well as can be expected. lic,, and also spoke of the great pos- Mr. Ed Christie was in Stratford on sibilities of New Ontario, The ;piano solos by Miss Quackenbush, Miss Saturday attending the annual meet Mss Gladys Bissett and Mr. R. Phil- ing of No. 8 Division of the Ontario lips were pleasing selections, as were Fair Association. Mr. Christie will at , also the songs by Mr. Phillips, Miss tend the Ontario Meeting of the Fair .Hazel Snell and Rev. Steadman, Mrs. Association in Toronto on Feb. 5 and Williams and Mrs. Doupe of Usborne, 6, as the representative of Exeter Ag Messrs. E . Windsor and R. Phillips, ricultural Society. At the Stratford and Misses Chowen and O. Treble meeting Mr. E. Christie of Exeter and sang duetts with excellent effect. Mr. W. A. McKenzie of Mitchell were The cornet solo by Mr. Ed, Treble recommended to the Toronto meeting Was beautifully rendered and the male for a choice as director for No; ` 8 members ot'" the choir concluded the, District. program with a very fine selection. Ontario police have been notified that ssfved-plated ;or washed English HICKS. ,;FEBRUARY FORECAST. pennies are now being shoved -on the —A regular storm period is central public for half dollars. The coins ort the 4th, extending from t'he, 2nd' �••c dated 1897. It is the Jubilee 'is- to the 7th. The Mercury equinoctial sue and bears the head of the late disturbance is also central on - the 4th. Queen Victoria, In size they are id- The Mercury influence is continued enticai with the regulation silver half over from the last days! of January, dollar and when plated or washed bringing with it cloudy, threatening are hard to detect from the genuine conditions. By the 2nd and 3rd of thing Citizens are warned to be on 0`ebrtrary marked fall of barometerrs the watch for them; sure in western parts. Southerly wind" and change to warmer will appear He toil his 12 year old son to milk merging into storms first of gain, Two meet La's were held in Easter this week to discuss. the Caneda,Tem Steal perance Act Mr. R. C. Cameron of A I.itna.a1 tor ofon Tuesday night and deliveredan ex March w spoke .I av the Aet Ticellent address, while local talent Mr., ,. a ^to on Fath e r a rnftrajshed music, J. J. Livrugs ne speaks tl 'S 'i�ed sda evening •!i (7 - ta.ositlon to the Act. a ne y ing i p THE WARDEN -Daviel Cantelon, Reeve of Clinton has been elected warder of Huron County for. ,X914,' Middlesex Warden is Lockie L, Mc- Taggart ,and Perth's warden is S, E, Smith, CASES ADJOURNED,—Magistrate Sanders met the Solicitors in the Mae aladery-Newell cases that were ad- journed from last week lin the Town Hall an Tuesday morning, when the prosecutor asked for a further ad- journment, This apparently means that the other charges will be drop- ped, • PAINFULLY INJURED.—Mr. Wal- ter Morden of Hamilton, one of the linemen of the Bell Telepone Co,, t tvl s a atinttu seal ent on a - nee 'tl p' `1 d St urdty last, which might have .terminat DON'T LET GRAY ' HAIR MAKE YOU LOOK., PREMATURELY OLD Nothing will so quickly and surely rob n. women of her charm as gray and,faded hair, and nothing, is so easi- ly preventable. A few :applications of Hay's hair Health will restore gray hair to its nit ural colour anis luxuriance. It is not a dye, It is a tonic that stimulates a,ncl invigorates the scalp and hair roots to the proper performance of their functions thereby .bringing back the original :color of the hair. It cures dandruff, Your money will be :refunded if it fails to do this. $1.00, 50c., 25c, Get it at our store, SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY W, S. HOWEY,• DRUGGIST EXETER, ONTARIO - ed seriously. He was engaged in fast- ening a guy -cable in a tree, attached to which was a block .of woodfast-: eyed between two limbs, and the block slipping from its moorings struck Mr. Morden a terrible- blow in the face., inflicting a painful and ugly wound. As a result Mr. Morden has since been confined to his bed at the Central Hotel and under the doctor's care CARNIVAL—The weather outside was anything but good for a carnival. on Friday evening, as it.was' mild and quite a heavy rain, was falling, but in- side all was bright and gay, although the crowd was not as large as usual. The prizes were awarded as follows: Lady representing advertisement, Miss Handford "Millinery"; Miss • Rivers, "Ladies Home Journal"; Gent repre- senting advertisement, Joe Davis 'Corn Flakes"; L. Grieve, "Red Cross Ab- sorbent Cotton. Historical character, Will Manson, "Emilene Pankhurst"; Miss Lola Taylor, "Pauline Johnston. Boys' Comic, Will Davis,' "Negro"; Will Brown "Clown," Girls' Comic. Miss Lulu Martin, "Court Jester"; Miss NI. Hepburn, "Sis Hopkins." One and a half mile race, Gerald . Hurdon, David ;Ross ; Girls' Race, Miss Steel Miss Hepbunn. WON -BEAUTIFUL: 'TROPHY.- The rink of Exeter curlers consist- ing of N. Shier, W. J. Neaman, W. W Taman and G. E. Anderson, skip, who went to the London Bonspiel est week returned Friday evening., and "brought home 'the bacon." in the form- of a beautiful Bank of Toronto trophy or the Consolation event, to- gether with the individual prizes of a handsome silver • smoking` set each. The trophy is be heidaone year. The boys are to be congratulated; on their success as they had not had inuch practice. Owing to the very, late hour (5 o'clock a. in.) at ;which they were called upon to play the final. game, their opponent suggested: toss - lag n coin, which was done and Ex- eter won, the -first prize. The trophy and.. prizes: have been on exhibition n in Mr Tarnan's window this week. • SHREDD.3I) WHEAT BANQUET. -The Shredded Wheat Banquet 'held. • • the cow feed the horse and pigs, woad and possible thunder, turning catch the colt and ;put it in the stable later into snow, `sleet and furious hunt the eggs, feed the calves, cut blizzards over much of the .country, some wood,:, split some kindling stir central and ,northern, wThere stormsm the cream •pup some fresh water, reacb their height about the. 5th tenu,the creamery after supper and be and 6th disappearing along the Atlan- sure to study his lessons before he tic coast _a day or two latera went to bed,. Then he went to the -- Partner's Club to discuss the quest Mrs. Penh,ale of Blyth is tion "How to keep the boys ornethe 'relatives here. farm" Mr Herman Prior left Wednesday Sermons in favor of the Canada on, his return to his western home. Temperance Act were the order "in Mrs A. E. Puke is attending her the local chinches on "'Sunday. Rev, brother Mr. John, Krueger, who is3,i,1. Sharp and Rev. Powell •spoke• from at his home near Dashwood. theirR own. pui1pitsat on Snionunday• mservorniicengin Mr W. J Carling returned to his 1 visiting ane ev, lt" tr,r a u hone at Brighton on Wednesday, Y of Caves church in the evenin"g. Rev ter a few weeks' visit with relatives. ieluer spoke in James Street Church nile, ie. the moraine, and h the Town Hall in the afternoon. Rev. McAlister. oc- Mr Evelyn Ogden of..Saskatchewan cuoied his own. pulpit o',u-:Sund,ay ev- and his brother Hilton of Whalen are &nine', and gave an excellent talk on guests of their uncle Mr, James Og- t"-r.bv wines of the Bible, Personal dei in towel. They leave for the west liberty and Obli adore" Large con- in March. d 10 acres seeded to a skean gregatiorts attert ed all the services, Mr 11 C. Lough has been trans-. r.ve wheat;good hard and The campaign has been a strenuous [erred" iron the Exeter to the tuck- foft waters fall indBWater works ( and titeresting one and before this now Branch of the Molsons Bank, and. t- Voting will 'be : over. soft water A windmill. in stables. Aj1;plY Mt premises or write l?�pei' reaches mane of our subscribers Mr"G. Goetz df Clanton has " taken' to Satriuel Beaver, Dashwood P. 0,; g hs place here, 1VIrs Pollock and child are visiting in Greenway. Miss Mutart of London is visiting Mrs. Joseph 'Bawden. Mr, Stanley Fisher of Guelph was a visitor here. over Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Treble were visit- ors in London over Sunday, `.Mr .Wilbur Luker of London was intown a few days this week, Mr, Rus. Southcott has returned from Toronto where he spent some. weeks. = Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hawkins are vis- iting in Port Huron and Windsor this week Mr. and Mrs. George Case of Tor- onto were visitors with relatives during the week. Mrs S. Sanders .,Main St., went to London Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Itwood, Mr. Robert Sanders left on Satur- day for El Paso, Texas, where he intends spending the balance of the winter. Mr James Herm was in London ov- er Sunday and reports his daughter Miss Olive as improving very nicely but slowly. " Miss Vera Siebert, whio has been the guest of Mrs. Esli . Heywood during the past week has returned to her home in Zurich. Miss Margaret Handford and gen- tleman friend of Brockville are vis iting at tiie home of the former's. father. Mr. James Handford. Mr and Mrs. R. Graham went to Hamilton last week. The former has since gone on to leis' home in Edam, Sask. while Mrs. Graham will follow shortly • ' Mr and Mrs. Wen. Couitis of• Tor- onto arrived here Friday to attend the, funeral of the :former's father, They are remaining in town for ' a shortvisit. Mrs Heideman and daughter Miss Emma were in Toronto this wee k owing to the illness of the formers e son William who lies -been veryY ill bat is slowly improving. Mrs. Paul Winer and Mrs.. John Deaing, after visiting here" for sever- al. weeks, owate, to the illness of their brother Mr. Geo. Ford, left for theirs' homes in Flint, Mich., on - Thursday. Reeve John We Taylor of Exeter Reeve S. •Rowdy of Usborne, Reeve. W. R Elliott, and .Deputy Reeve W, Yearley Yof Stephen left Tuesday sda for Goderich to attend the meeting of the County Council. After a few days visit at his home here Mr C. H. McAvoy was called back to Toronto Tuesday morning to assist ice ,conducting Mr. Fred . • tJ, Sanders'. Drug,.:Store, Mr. Sanders, be- ing under the doctor's care. suffering fron, a severe 'affliction in his eyes. PTURE (SEl~ DATES AT BOTTOM) c Truss Torture Once Thought Necessary., but Now You' Search for Relief is Ended. Wonderful Method Retains Rupture Without Knife, Danger or Rain JY Y, ELAN, Specialist of Toronto Oki -fashioned truss torture is ne lunger neeos. sary, Galling, slipping trusses and barl.rarn'Lr methods of treat,ug rupture are done away with by the wonderful Invention of a special,st who has The fifty years to this one astir. tion. 'The marvelous .new 'EGA,A "CURATRUS • gives to the rdptnred instant relief, rest and security where all others fall. It stops al. irritation and restores every part to its na- toral position as soon as it is used and torale• time and old style trusses are thrown away, -EGAN'S "CURATRUS" cures are•absolutely with- out, op Bratton and 'the CoSt;isslnall. Atultitcrdee of cured men,vvomen and children testify. 'Also^end0'scd by many physicians. Where others fall is where !have my greatest sticcess. Nothing complicated, tio, pain or irri- tation, hut Just a natural retentive method, immediate relief guaranteed. No fakes or•Iies. —just straight business. Do not lay this aside,- or dela but tear off free coupon now. Free Cor uu!tattion Coupon.Th is coupon, upon presentation' • to J, Y= Beau rupture elatiist, (office, No. 200 14 Bast kspe King, Street, Toronto) who will visit the towns on dates mentioned below,,Witt entitle •bearer to free consultation mid eXatirina ion of samples. ' Ask at hotel 'onice for n r �et myrooar. " Note dates. xoderich-Bedford Hotel; Feb. '.•2 Exeter—Cornmereied Hotel, Friday. All day and Evg=-•-1 clay only Feb. 13th. Win ham --Queen's Hotel, eb.14 and 15; and other western towns .-see ldest1 papers.. Our Jeielery Stool •Is• Very Choice Call in and see For Yourselves When yo. u are purchasing jewelery It is a matter of money and what you want—nothing else. Then this is your store—for what you wantis 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. SETTLING UP TIME AU persons having an occount with me will please call and settle before Feb. lot 1914 and oblige. RN.: Undertaker and License Embalmer Phone. 20a EXETER ETER ONTARIO itesemessemesrisose Baled Hay Baled Hay • for sale. Any quanity delivered. 1400. R. G SELDON Exeter, Ontario T. B CARLING Life, Fire, Accident • and Plate. Glass Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con- ducting auction sales. — Exeter, Ont. Tie Adoocafe to Feb. 16, SI JONES .& MAY PHONE NO. 32 New Spring G NEW GOODS GALORE ARRRIVING EVERY DAY. WE LIKE TO HAVE THE NEW GOODS FOR THE EARLY BUYER, OUR STOCKTAKING IS OVER AND YOU WILL FIND US READY TO SHOW YOU ALL THE NEW SPRING STUFF. • New Dress Goods YOU WILL FIND .ALL THF, NEW FABRICS IN THE GOOD SPRING' SHADES ON OUR COUNTERS. NOTHING LEFT OUT. ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES IN EXCLUSIVE DRESSES OR SUIT LENGTHS. BUY YOUR DRESS :EARLY AND HAVE IT READY FOR SPRING, New Wash Goods NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AND HAVE THEM MADE UP EARLY New Prints Bedford Cords New Gingliams Pique Cords New Chambrays Cotton Crepe New Vestments eerstt ker Galateas Nurse Cloths Ducks Linens Clearing In r af �i° Winter GoodsL� LADIES' COATS Cloth Coats, Fur. Collar Coats Fur Lined Coats. Only a few left, but each one a big bargain MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS Some real Bargains here. A ; real nifty bunch to pick from at low prices, FURS All flies cleared out regard- less of price. Never abetter time to buy. MEN'S & BOYS' OVERCOAT Every Coat to be sold. W e don't want one left. This. means abig saving for . you. JONES & MAY t1 adgtiarters for the celebrated 'il . E. Sanfolid. Clothing C.0