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EXETER MARKET%.
HANGED EACH 'WEDNESDAY
Whee ..,,,f,,.,P., 88 88
40 54
48 48
82 82
80 114 00 14 Q0
2 70
1 50 150
22 23
Live hoe—perewt,,.PP 9 00
Shorts nee ton 23 00
**AU per ton 23 00
Ease.:
Buck #X tie se . P 4
Peas .{. , , ...
paw. 110R, per bag ,, .,,..
Ray, a ertion.,..,eff..
Flour, oer cwt family'
Flour, i,t 4r grader per ow
HOUSE FOR SALE.
A one -storey Frame House and
Hitchen; also stable, two lots, 108.
and 109, situated on Andrew street
Exeter Will be sold reasonable. For
further particulars apply by mail to
Ed, Gill Sr., Grand Ben&
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES BY
HANGING NEW PICTi1RES.
Ralf Price Sale of 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 loot, at those pictures. Some
one of the will no doubt appeal to
you and you can buy the same at
just half the price marked.
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J. SENIOR
Earn $15 weekly at home evenings
mailing -catalogues for large Canadian
Mail Order House, Representatives
wanted in all cities, towns and country
National Supply Co,, Winsor, Ont.
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A SNAP,
The undersigned offers his property
in the thriving Village of Exeter, con-
sisting of Parts Lots 33 and 34 South
east corner of Carling and Huron Sts.
Oa the premises is a seven room 1%
storey frame dwelling and frame
stable, with a .number of fruit trees,
and a good well of water. The pro-
perty is directly opposite Victoria
Park and three blocks from the Post
Office Terns Cash. No reasonable
offer refused for a quick .sale. Clear
title deed will be given; purchaser. For
further particulars apply by letter or
phone 5743, J. T. WESTCOTT, 56
Wilson S:reet, Hamilton, Ont.
HORSES, -We are always open to
buy good horses at current prices.
Parties having . horses to sell please
call P'one 41, Exeter. DOYLE
BROS Exeter,
FOR SALE—In Clandeboye, brick,:
house, orchard, stables, and 15 acres
land. Apply W. A, Jones, 206 Percy
Si.. 'Ottawa.
NOTICE
Owing to the high price of Dairy
Cattle and feed we have decided to
raise the retail price of milk on and
after the 15th day of February, 1914
14 quarts $1.00
14 Pint tickets 50c.
13 llalf Pints lac.
L. DAY,
E. HE WITT,
A. WILLERT,
Get your TUNGSTEN LAMPS at
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
FURS WANTED—A11 kinds of fi
for which highest prices will be p
—D. Hartleib, Exeter.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
North Midland Railway Company
will make application to the 'Legis-
lature of the province of Ontario
at its next ensuing session for an
extension of time in which to com-
mence and complete the works of
the Railway • and for . tither pur-
poses.
DATED at London this 14th day
of January, A. D. 1914.
J. W. G. • WINNETT
418 Talbot St., London, Ont.
Solicitor for Company.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
I have several choice reside tial
properties in Exetee 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 acre of
land. Situate on Huron Street: Good
water etc. Apply to '_Mss . ADDIE
MORLOC1, or T. B. CARLING.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Good 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.
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2'af:aa paisa your ht.a:so whir('
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LOCAL DOINGS. +'
Saturday, Feb, 28th; is Paardesburg
Day,
Hydropower was turned on In Clingy
ton on Sunday last,
Many people are •at present more or
less ill with heavy colds.
Charlie Davis of Exeter 'North is
ill with symptoms of appendicitis,
You know very well that the excuse
es you offer others wouldn't satisfy
you.
An American flying machine is now
credited with 246 miles in: 272 min-
utes.
It is easier to spend money .hon
to save it, and that is why itis ease
ter to be poor than to be rich,
The severe weather eased up alittle
during the week and a fall of snow
era Monday made' light sleighing pos-
sible
The old saying that "money is the
root of all evil" is incorrect in its
application. We find •the lack of it
more so,
Did you notice that the price of
eggs began to drop about the time
that the Parcel Post was inaugurated.
in Canada?
:hiss Olive Hera was brought hon
as Saturday from London Hospital
having sufficiently recovered from an
operation for appendicitis.
The Ontario Legislature opened
with the usual ceremony on Wednes-
day of thus week. One of the big
matters for consideration -will be the
workmen's compensation act.
e
On. Wednesday at the residence cf
the bride's' brother-in-law,. Mr, al, S.
Millyard of the Bank of Ottawd, Tor-
onto, was married to Miss Maud Mun-
ro of Perth. Mr. 1Mliilyard is a son of
the late Rev. Mi llyard, formerly of
Exeter.
Mr, Philip Here has disposed of his
hundred acre farm in the township
of Usborne, being Lot G, Con. 8, to
his son Melville Herm, who will take
possessioa on April 1st, •while Mr:
1-iern, Sr., will retire from the farm
and move to Exeter.
.Word was received here last week
of the 'death . of David a,nd Andrew
Carrick, brothers of the late James
Carrick of Hay Township, theyhav-
ing died in North Bay, .Both were
bachelors and died within a very
short time of one another of pneu-
monia Interment took place at
North Bay.
CARD OF THANKS.—Mr. George
Thomas wishes to thank his many
friends for their greatkindnesses and,
many sympathies extended to him
and Mrs. Thomas during her long ill-
ness, and lie will always remember the
people of Exeter as true and stead-
fast friends.
THE HONESTY OF PRINTERS.—
Pretty good evidence of the general
honesty of printers vas F' .� recent-
ly in the Illinois state penitentiary at
Toilet, It was decided to publish a
monthly, paper to be edited by the
convicts, but the prison officials were
in a difficulty when it was found thaf
there was not .a single printer among
the 1500inmates of the institution. A.
former banker under sentence for for-
gery will be the editor. In, the Ohio
penitentiary at Columbus it was fond
necessary to discontinue the .publica-
publica-
tion. of the prison paper in the prison,
although these were fifty bankers.
CRAIG—CARLING—A very pretty
wedding took place near Brighton on
Thursday Feb. 5th, whereby another
of Exeter's former popular and es-
teemedo d'
y uan,g ladies contributed to
the happiness of another home, We,
refer to the marriage of Miss Louise,.
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . W. J.
Carling formerly of Exeter, to Mr.
W. W. Craig of Prequi Isle, The wed
ding was of a quiet nature, only a few
of the immediate relatives being pre-
sent. The bride is, well and favorably
known in Exeter, having lived here:
nearly all her life, arid, by her bright
and happy ways and sweet disposition
had won. countless friends, who will
extend to her best wishes- for a long
useful and happy wedded life.
DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS.—The
death took place on Friday evening o1
last week, Feb. 13th, of Emily Taylor,
wife of MT. George Thomas, Exeter,
at the age of 56 years, 10 months,
Deceased was a strong and healthy
woman up to a few months ago, when
she was taken ill with internal growths
and although everything possible was
done she gradually became worse and
her constitution slowly but surely
weakened, until she was released from
her suffering as above stated. Her
ton„ illness was borne with the pat-
ient and Chsas tiara spirit of one who
awaited the call of her Master, She
was a consistent member of James -St.
Methodist church and never tired of
working for the furtherance of His
kingdom, Born in Usborne she resid
ed in that township and, in Exeter all
her life. Besides her husband she is
survived by five brothers and three
sisters, William and Robert of Zion,
Andrew of near St, Thomas, John W.
and James of Exeter, Mrs. Cook of
St. Thomas, Mrs. Pearson, of London
and Miss ;Lizzie of Exeter, .nearly.all
of whom were present at the funeral
which took place on Monday after-
noon to the Exeter cemetery.
HICKS' FEBRUARY FORECASTS
—A reactionary storm period has its
center on the Zlst, 22nd, and 23rd.
The new noon at solar eclipse node
falls on the 24th, the, center of the
Venus period. The earth's vernalequ
Moe and the Jupiter influence will all
be felt at this and other February
storm periods. Low • barometer and
high temperature will presage violence
and probable danger at this times
Storir conditions of this period will
not subside until after the Moon's
conjunction with earth and suet on the
24th, The probabilities ere that the
storms and threatening ' condi tions will
last' into the regular stottn period lest
ahead, 'Danger of destructive ice
rams and flood, also abnormal. clown-
nours;of ratain certain harts are Sea -
tures .of these times,
111ai. S,'Jiart41 is visiting yin Toronto
anal Peet Hope.
• Me, , A, Stewart ,is La Toronto on
busfneee this ,weele,
Mrs Sheere, is Visiting it ] raet-
,ferd for a few days,
Mr Jolw, Case of Toronto, visited
his mother here, who continues quite
ill..
Miss Tilly Yager left yesterday to
attend the Toronto. Millinery open,
Lags,
Mr Wes, Snell is attending • the au-
tomobile exhibition ire Toronto this
week,
Mr Geo, Powell of Medford was
in, town this week shaking hands with
friends.
Messrs, L. H. Dickson and S. M.
Sanders are in Toronto this week on
business,
Miss Edna Smith, who has been the
guest of Miss Tory,. returned 'Wednes-
day to her home in, New, Westminster,
',Mrs. Norman Hera after a stay of
several weeks here during the illness
of Miss Olive Here, returned toher
home in Norwich this week
Miss Ethel Bissett, who has taken a
position as milliner at Seaforth, ' 'eft
Tuesday to spend a few days there
prior to attending the openings at
Toronto,
Mr. Wth. Balkwill arrived home from
London. Monday, He attended the
funera' of : hes brother-in-law, Mr,
Samuel Berryhill, who died last week
at the age 91 years.
Miss O. Quance left Friday evening
for Toronto to attend the millinery
openings, Miss Annie Bissett and
Miss Maud Rollins are also attending
the openings.:
The best way to get what is t:om-
'ng to you is to meet it more than
half way.
A rink of Exeter curlers . intend
going to Sarnia to -day to take part
in the Bonapeil.
Mr, Bert Clark has moved .into the
house owned by the late Mrs. Per-
kin. on William Street, and Mr. D.
East has moved. into the dwelling va-
cated by Mr. Clark on Huron. street.
The James Street League report a
very enjoyable time on their visit to
the Bible . Class in Elianville on Tues-
day, evening. About fifty people event
out from Exeter and the church was
well filled. The visitorsfurnished the
greater part of the program and the
:losts furnished a delightful lunch.
EXETER ,Svithout 'affecting the
1egttimate grounds of any other town,
is the centre for higher education of
an area of 350 square miles. Is it the
wish of the ratepayers that the School
Board should take the necessary steps
to provide for all work outside of
University `training? Correspondence
direct to the Board or through the
columns of• Tlie Advocate is invited.
We should be a school here of 250
outside students. The Board of 46
years ago built for the present 'day
and their wisdom is being proved
now, But Exeter must again <1eek
forward to the future. _
Hockey
The Clerks added another to she
column of tt es on Thursday nigh
,when they pulled off a one -point vic
tory on the School in. a hard, clos
game is the Town 'Hockey League
The result . was 4-3. It looked ';ik
a win for the school boys for mos
of the game, but the clerks nose
them out before time was up.
Youthful Appearance
AN ASSET TQ EVERY WOMAN
GRAY HAIRS A SOURCE
QF DISCONTENT.
Every woman wishes to look young
always, . Gray hairsmean the gassing
of youth's, charm,, They are 'he
source of .any a heartache to navy
and many a woman, But they need
not be, Hay's Hair Health estoies
gray hair, to its natural color. It is
nota e.
By itsdytonic qualities, by promot-
ing a new vigorous, healthy growth
of the hair, by removing dandruff, by
furnishing the scalp and the hair roots
a ,new life it brings backthe real col-
or andlustre of the hair.
If, after a fair trial according to
directions, it fails to do this we will.
refund your money,
11-00, 5Oc., 25c, Get` it at our store
SOLI AND RECOMMENDED BY
W, S. HOWEY, DRUGGIST
EXETER, ONTARIO
Edgar Torrance spent unday at his
home in Clinton,
Mrs, Jos,' Wambold has returned
from a visit ;in Saginaw, Mich.
Mr J. C, Inwood and daughter Miss.
Kathleen were visitors here this week.
Dr, Roulstan and Dr. Kinsman are
attending the Dental Convention in
Toronto.
Miuss Birdie Boyle returned Mon-
day from a visit at Alvinston and
London.
Mr. Geo. Cripson of Ingersoll was
here over Sunday the guest of Mr.
Dan Davis.
Miss Morlock and the Misses, Arm-
strong are attending the millinery op-
enings in Toronto.
Mr, W. J. Murray of the Exeter
Manufacturing Co. went to Toronto
Friday on, business.
Mrs. Penhale, who has been, visiting
with friends here, returned .Monday
to her home •inBlyth.
Messrs, N. Sheere and 3. Mallett at-
tended the Sarnia -London hockey
game in London last week.
Mr Samuel Hicks, who has been`
visiting with friends and relatives here
returned to Toronto Monday.
Mrs. W. S. Apple'ford; after a visit
With her brother Mr. Jos. Senior, re-
turned to Hamilton on Saturday.
Miss Atutie Easterbrook returned on
Tuesday to Seaforth, where she will
visit her aunt Mrs. Wnn. Westcott,
Mrs John Sanders, Stephen, left
Monday for Toronto, where she will
visit with her, daughter, Mrs. Richard
Penhale.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sheere left on
Tuesday for their home in, Fort Wil-
liam, after a visit of several weeks
with relatives.
Miss Ethel Sweet left Friday even-
ing to spend a few days in Hamilton
prior to attending the millinery open-
ings, in Toronto. '
Mr. Lee Blatchford arrived home
from Harriston last week, He . has
been ill with appendicitis, but is con-
valescing nicely.
Miss Hattie Willis left Monday for
, seennipeg after a two- months' visit
e with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
:'Webs i;n Stephen.
Miss Weatherill of Wyoming, who
has been visiting with Kincardine
friends, spent a few days . with Ex-
eter -friends during ' the week.
it
t
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e
t
d
The Oddfellow.s seen to have
struck theirgait
now,and
on Thurs-
day
hu -
dav night 'won a sigal victory over
the Baakers by a 4-1 •score. It was
net an easy win by any means„ but .a
very happy one for the Oddfellows,
as it is the first defeat that has been'
handed ..to the Bankers, who have been
playing good hockey. --
Both games ` Were well worth watch-
ing although the weather was 12 be-
low •ansi cold 'enough: to freeze one
stiff. The number of spectators was
small owing to the extreme cold.
The League standing now. is,—
Bankers won 4; lost 1.
Clerks won 3; lost 2
Oddfellows 'won 2; lost 3.
School won 1; lost 4.
We understand there is some diffi-
culty an between the rink management
and the hockey league management, so
that it is possible these games may
not continue. It would be regret -
able if they should not continue as
they have .just now reached the in-
teresting stage, Lack of. patronage is
supposed to" be the trouble, and it is
a strange thing that the people of
Exeter do not take a greater inter-
est in hockey. It is a grand winter
sport and the conditions regarding the
rink and its location are as excellent
as could > be made. Then what is the
trouble? Is it with the rink manage
mens, or the hockey management, or
is it because we have, so many other
week night meetings of one kind and
another? It would be nice to get en-
thusiasm worked up a little even if
a' little stirring. up is necessary. If the
management could once induce people
to turn out to a good . game a great
many of them would come again.
Lucan Hockeyists, among the num-
ber beim "Ginger" Elliott came up.
on, Tuesday evening and played >a game
with, the locals, Exeter' winning out
by a score of 13' to 3,' The half
time score was 3 to 1,
The line up of the teams was—
Lucan
Ritchie
Ellso tt
Langford
Y0•un
Guinn
l�xeter
Goal:: Penhale
Point Atkinson
Cover Herrington
Rover • Elliott
Centre Southcott
Right C. Pickard
Langford Left A. Pickatd
Southcott a,nd. the Pickard boys
were the particularly bright ,and,,hin
ing stars Lot the locals.'
Crediton and Exeter will play a
game on the local reek this Thursday
avenin,. • at 8 o'alock, Everybody, see,
:see ;ams
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm of 100 acres for
sale, being Lot 23, Con. 10, Stephen.
There is on the premises a new brick
house, two storey; new bank barn
44x64; hen house and pig pen, young
young orchard; 10 acres of bush; 40
plowed; 10 acres seeded to alsike and
five acres fall wheat; good hard and
soft. water •and windmill. Water works
in stables. Apply on premises or write
to Samuel Beaver, Dashwood P: O.
Exeter North
Store
HAVING PURCHASED THE
EXETER NORTH STORE • (HAY P.
O. IN. CONNECTION) • I wish to . cay.
that I carry a.. fine stock of . FRESH
Groceries and
Dry Goods
Ant' EVERYTHING 'that can be
had in a GENERAL STORE; Also
3 kinds of FLOUR and Cured :Meat,
Sausage,. Etc„ Etc.
Give see a call for your ''next order
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, HAY P.O,
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, : fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line.
gall and see' us. A trial
as to quality will convin
ce.
Produce takenin exchange
Jas.. Gould
Opposite Electrie light Plant
Change of Business
Having purchased the Jewelry t3usiness of Mr.
A. Marchand we would ask a continuance of 'the'
patronage accorded our ,rredeces:ror and if ,favored
P
with same your wants will have our best attention,
It will be our endeavor to keep our stock upto
where it will appeal to all classes of customers and
our aim will be to give perfect satisfaction in all
lines.
A Call Solicited
REPAIRING
Speoial attention paid to repairingof all kinds
Lawson & Trick
Successors to A. Marchand
Telephone Office
NOTICE
All persons having acoountswith
me prior to 1914 wil please call and
settle at onceas they are past due.
R. ft. ROCCIE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER ONTARIO
•
Choice Corn
Car of Choice Corn
raceived for feed.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, Ontario
T. B CARLING
Lite, Fire, AccIdbUt" and Plate , Glass
Insurance, Colleetfng accounts, and con-
ducting auotlon sales. Exeter, Ont.
'be Advocate 10 Feb, '15,
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JONES & 1VIAY
PHONE NO. 82
Ne�v Spring �•Coats'.
and .Suits
WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP
Our New Spring ..Suits and 'Coats.
They are right tip -to -date ' every
way. NEW STYLES; NEW CLOTH
and. NEW COLORS. Our early
showing Will give you a good op-
• portunity to make a choice.
No two alike, Drop in and see
"them
Spring
Goods
Galore
NEW DRESS GOODS
In all the newest fabrics on the
market, : In the best shades.
WASH GOODS
Prints . Gingliaans, Crepe, Linens;
Drillings Ratines, Ducks, Muslins.
ROOM RUGS
A big ,stock of Rugs to choose
front—Milton, Axminster, Vt' eat, Brits
sets Tapestry, Union and Wool.
GENTS' FLURNISIINGS •
All the New. Shirts, Collars, Ties
Hats,` Caps Underwear and Fancy
Sox are here,
All Winter Goods to go at a Price
ALL FURS
To be cleared out at '4 off
Regular Price.
LADIES' COATS
Cloth Coats at $5;00,
Fur Collar Coats at $12:00'
Fur Lined Coats at $35.00
MEN'S FUR COATS
Fur Collar at $12.00
Fur Coats at $17 and .$20
MEN'S SUITS St OVERCOATS
A nice lot to show, you, Every-
one to be cleared out at Big -
Bargains:
JONES & .i . MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated VV, E. Sanford Clothing
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