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EXETER MARKETS.
eNGED 14.'.0 WEDNESDAY.
IN seta ,.,.,,,:, .,,, 1 00 1.0
:is!•1 w.v„,
,,.
,. , . „ 45 5
Duels wheat 48 48
7 87
gages...,, es �y•, , • 90 00
Patel oes, Per bag .., . , :T 75 90
gag , +.ertone ,,r,...R,,,, 14 00 14 00
F,laur. per cwt„ famtily 2.55
F
._.lours low grade per ow• 1 50 1
.sneer„ • .... , , • p2S 24
.. ti..11,10r• . #41,41111, .• , •• ,. •. 10 21
Per rt .
25
00
see, hogs, pep ewt . , . , , , S 00
oirta a as
Bran• penton „ .. , .. , .. ,. 24 00
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Tore storey brick house on ';fain
Street Exeter;. in, good state of re-
pair Two lots of land. Good staole
Number of fruit trees. Choice prop-
erty Apply to Mrs. Wm. Ceelmore
an the premises.
FOR SALE.
T H McCallum offers for sale his.
'house end three lots, A nice home
at a reasonable price: For informa
tier•, apply to Mrs, G. Brooks; next
door or Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer
FOR SALE
40 hens, .2 years. old; 4.0 Pullets,
Barred Rock, Model Farm Strain; also
Baby Chicks in quantities to mit
purchaser is a few weeks time. The
prices are reasonable. Write me your
wants:—W A. SAMBROOK, Crediton,,
ONION CONTRACTS
Anyone wishing to sow onions on
contract please call on. T. G. Sanders,
Exeter, for terms and., conditions.
CANNING FACTORY ACREAGE,
V1 r. are ,now ready to ::ontract with
f.rmers.to grow peas and corn tor: the
•fac tory for the season, of 1914. ::all
at the factory and arrange for acreage
S. M. SANDERS, .Manager
•SEED OATS .& BARLEY FOR
SALE.—The undersigned has a quan-
tity each of first-class seed Oats-
L incolr. White -and barley --O. A, • • C.
21—for sale. Guaranteed clean. John
Hirtzel Crediton, Ont.
.NOTICE
N tice is hereby given to Issuers of
'fr'are age licenses that I forbid the
i ss ; of a license 'far the marriage
of See le hack, as she es not of legal
age, ;,_:;, any person doing such will
be eic,sc..uled accords to law,
' t._AS• ..MAC, Starbuck, Mee.,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
°A one -storey Frame House. and
Kitchen;. also stable, two lots, 108.
and 109, . situated . an Andrew street.
,Exeter Will be sold reasonable. For
farther particulars apply by mail to
Ed. GUI Sr., Grand Bend. .
DRIVER FOR SALE.—Good, quiet
farmer's driver, corning six years old
Apply to A. S. Deavitt, Exeter..
BEAUTIFY. YOUR. HOMES Be
HANGING GING NEW PICTURES
calf Price. Sale of a bigassortment
of New Framed Pictures, all worked
in plain figures and for sale at Half
?rice . We invite you to call and
have a loose at those pictures. Some
one c.f them will no doubt appeal to
yogis and you can buy the same at
sus: half the price marked.
J. SENIOR
SEED OATS FOR SALE
The undersigned has a limited quan-
tity of choice White Oats, first im-
ported from Scandinavia and guar-
anteed clean. Price reasonable.
JOHN G, WEIN,
Crediton P. O.
FOR, SALE.
House and Lot on Carling Street
and vacant lot on Simc;oe Street. 13
storey brick house on. Carling Street
containing 8 rooms, parlor, dining
room, kitchen and pantry, 3 bed-
rooms up -stairs, 1 below; hard and
soft water; frame barn.; a number' of
fruittrees, a very desirable property
being nicely situated; very suitable
far a retired fanner. For terms ap-
ply to J. W. Taylor, or B. S. Phillips
auctioneer, Exeter, Ont.
HORSES.—We are always open to
buy good horses at current prices.
Parties having horses to sell please
call Phone 41, Exeter. DOYLE
BROS Exeter.
F0 a SALE—In Clandeboye—Brick
haws. orchard, stables, and 15 acres
lannd.:enply W. A. Jones,. 206 Percy
St. Ottawa.
Get your TUNGSTEN LAMPS at
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
I have several choice residential
properties in Exeter for sale. Des-
crip'.ian and terms on application,
A. HASTINGS, Exeter
HOUSE TO RENT.—One acrd •a half
sto: y brick cottage, in good condi-
tion with furnace, Conveniently sit-
uate.l, Good garden and a number of.
feu trees. Apply at this office.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Good brick house, half acre land;
Fruit trees, heti house on the prem-
ises A good comfortable place. For
particulars apply to Mrs. E. Demp-
sey. Centralia,.
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm of 100 acres for
sale, being Lot 23, Coin. 10, Stephen.
There IS on the premises a new brick
house. two storey ; new batik barn
44x64, hen house andpig pen., young
voung orchard ; 10 acres of bush; 40
plowed; 10 acres seeded to alsikeand
five acres fall wheat, good hard and
soft weter and wi.tidmill, Waterworks
to Samgabluel Beever, Daon ehwood;1,rdrite.
'LOCAL DOINGS. 4
The first of the ,spring weather is
here, etaad the robins are back ir,
aumbefs. •
loan. Harry 13etrll�ag has disposed ofhis' fine driver and later purchased R
Mr, Frank Mailed, $r., has moved to Hatter's,
Sanders Street. Perty County Temperance people
Mt': a.. Martin is moving to his house leave decided to eater a Scott ,ect
on Elizabeth Street. Campaign with the object of submits
deg i; to a vote this fall.
Albs Brickwood Tuts taken a sittta,-
tiota le W'. W, Taman's• taller .shop,
Mrs Alex. Dow entertajped a puna-
ber :oi friends on the evening of the
aeveateenth March..
The little daughter of Mr, and Mrs
Joha Huakin is recovering; from, her
reeett severe illness.
efr Richard Welsh shipped a ear -
load of horses to Winnipeg Tuesday,
He accompanied theist.
A Canadian Club was formed at
Goderich last week with Rev, J. B.
Fotheringham as president,
The farm of 'the, late Thomas M,
Case was not sold on Satuirday, the
reserve bid not being reached.
i1Lr and Mrs, Ghe.s; Daynian... of the
3rcl concession of Usborne entertained
a number of friends on Monday even-
ing,
Dr. Strang, who is the guest of rel-
atives in this neighborhood, gave a
talk in Cavell Church Sunday morn-
ing on his missionary work in the
west.
Mr and Mrs, F. E. Willis returned
Friday from a visit. in London, St.
Thomas and Aylmer,. While in Lon-
don they. attended •the Workmen's
Banquet. •
Mr Emerson Cornish has moved to
a house belonging to Mx, Cottle on
Aima. Street, and 14 Lr. White' has mo-
ved to the larger house ac ross the
sam S street.
The Blatchford farm, corner Thames
Read` and London Road, which was
sold under mortgage on Thursday
last was purchased by Mr. Robt. Sil-
lery..ot Usbor.ne for $6500.
DENOUNCE. CHARITY SEEKERS
A dispatch recently published said
that beggars in Turkey had establish-
ed a'trade unio
n.
with
about
bout 1
0,000 m
em
hers. arid that oftis•
`iion had evidently made their way
to America. Simultaneously with this
publication the Charity. Organization
Society of New York, issuedabulletin
warning the :public against a band of
solicitors who had established head-
quarters in . Rector street. The . bul-
letisi said,— "They are frauds and
confidence' men who make contribu-
tors to charity their prey. By national
it they 'are Syrians, Americans or
Chaldean. They will show .aprospect-
ive'victim photographs of a -church or
orphan asylum; or other institution
strpposedly conducted by them in
Tuckey. Usually these collectors .pock-
et -the money they receive.
BIG• TIME. -The Masquerade Car -
.
and Burlesque Hockey Match
out on by the Curling Club on -Thins-
day evening last in the local -rink was.
the' occasion, of a big time to every-
body who attended the affair. The
crowd` was very large and the curlers
were delighted with the' patronagenc-
cokdad them. The hockey snatch,
refereed by, Teddy Bawdem and Tom
Boyle was a most amusing affair; and
resulted in a tie score. The players
were members of the curling, club and
were attired in. every conceivable kind
of costume, shod in shoes, and rubbers
and armed with brooms, while, . the
puck was a fottbal%, The game was
funny to both spectators and play-
ers: but the latter had all the after
effects in the shape of tired, stiff,
and sore limbs for the next few days
The prizes were awarded in the carn-
ival events to the following,— Gent's
Comic Costume,_ e"Jeff” Will Davis;
"Tramp;', ,Gordon Bedford; Ladies'
Coneic "Carrie Nation", W. ,J. Stath-
am; "Gid About Towuv" Geo. Ander-
sone .Historical, "Pocohantas Miss
Ludo Martin; 'Pauline' Johnston" Miss
B. Quance; National, "Brittannia" Miss.
Lillian Boyle; "Turkish Boy", Will,
Manson; Graceful Skating,.Lady and
Gentleman, R. Southcott and Birdie
Boyle elaurice. Senior.astd Mary Ach-
eson; Open Race, Will Snell, Bert.
Rivers; Special, "Girl" Beverley A.ch-
eson; The prizes were'very handsome
and were donated by the merchants of
town, who have the thanks of the
curlers for their generosity. ,41r. A.
Walters as "General Villa" and Mr.
N: D. Hurdon as "Chief Bissett" took
a prominent part in creatingand in
abating trouble during the game. The
judges were W. W. Taman, J. A.
Stewart and R. N. Creech.
The line-up in the Hockey Match
was; -"Sunflowers" -Captain., Thomas
Newell. G. Anderson, F, Trucker, W.
Gillespie J. Chittick, R. Seliery, B.
Piper; against the "Wallflowers"—
Captain _AI
Wallflowers"—Captain_AI M. Doyle, D. Dew, E.
S esti, D Russell, G, Huedon, J.Waiper
A Stewart.
HODGSON—COBBLEDICK
A. very pretty wedding was solemn-
ized March 19th, at 3 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. David :.Cobbledick, when
her daughter Annie was united in snar-
ria.ge to Frederick Hodgson, of Van-
tourer. B. C. The bride was given
away by her uncle, Walter ICeddy.
T.be wedding march was played by
Miss S Keddy. The bride looked, pret-
ty in a princess dress, trimmed with
silk aplique, The happy couple were
unattended. After a wedding supper
the party Ieft for New York. After
their wedding trip they wilI'return to
Exeter for a few months, then move
1111. Hodgson's ho'ne:,ixn British Colum-
bia
HICKS MARCH FORECAST'S,.--
A reactionary storm period will '.ohne
close on the heels of the preceding
disturbances, causing the prolonged
unsettled conditions to break into
stoeinr. of rain, turningto snow torth-
ward on the next to the 27th, 2.86
and 29th Clearing, colder weather as
March goes out, .A marked seismic
period le central on the 11, inwoly-
olvia- the 8th to the lath. Days 01
greatest earthquake probability are
the lith 12th and 13th, Watch for
reports The last seismic period for
March is central on the 26th, -saver-
ring the 23rd to 29th.. The 25th, 26th
and 27th are the central critical :lays
of the period.
Mr. S. A. Poplestane, art old Exeter
boy has been :elected to the Blyth
Public School board, owing to the
g
`es}' � na t'
n t eon of Dr. Charlesworth,the
election h eines by acclamation,
Mrs Robt. Gillies received a Ines
sage yesterday announcing the . death
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas
'Taylor, at Battle Creek, Mich.; Mrs.
Gillies left last evening for that !dace
to attend the funeral.
. A. juvenile hockey team weat to
I ensall on. Saturday morning ,and won
oat in a good game, 3-0. Th'e Exeter
players were, H. Rivers, goal; H,Boyle
and G Wells, defence; B. Davis, ro-
v 'er; ancl R. Fletcher, W. Manson,
C, Mallett forwards. H, Axt refereed
The I oai, Wm, Patterson, ex -Minis-
ter of Customs of Canada, died, at the
home of his daughter in. Picton on
March 18; He was 75 years of age
and had spent 39 years. in public life
Canada. He was buried in Brant-
ford, where he lived mostof his life.
At the Agricultural Society Meet-
ing on Saturday the president, Mr. E.
Christie gave an address on the.,, do-
ings of the meeting at Toronto last
month, and 6t was decided" to have a
standing grain competition its Fall
Wheat, White Oats,,, and Silo Corn.
Tuesday April 7th has .been, :elect-
ed for the spa tial Temperance Con -
vendor. for Hurpn County, when it is
likely,a "Field Secretary" will be ap-
pointed. The meeting will be aeld in
Clinto'' at 10 a.m. Delegates • are ex-
pected from every church- and enu,ai-
cipality
Mr, Caleb Heywood has purchased
the dwelling and two lots. on Andrew
street owned by Mr. Ed, Gill of Grand
Benci and occupied by 'Me George
Anderson ]\Ir. Hector Heywood will
occupy- the house • after the 1st. rf
April, while the purchaser contem-
plates: ' erecting a new house on 'he
vacant lot. .
Ma: Thos. Russell, :who reeeacly
moved to .St. Marys, was -married in
Stratford by Rev. ,Colin Fletcher of
Thames Road on Friday last to Vise
Maggie Taylor of St. Marys.'. the
evens being of a quiet nature and
taking place at the home . of _ the sis-
ter of the • bride, Mrs. Skinner—Only
immediate relatives were present.
During the -last -three_ or ,tour
weeks the. curlers.. have been, playing
loca, 'tournament games. Eight sinks
'W -ere" en the ;game, skipped by -T. H:
Newell G. Anderson, W. W. Taman,
Rev Collins, W. J, Heiman, R. G.
Seldon R. W. Dinney, 'Jas. Taylor.
They got down, to-.th.e•'finals on `Tues-
day night when R. G. Seldon defeat-
ed G. E. Anderson on very • luslry
ice :14-8.
The following clipped from the Sea -
forth Expositor has reference to;: a
former well-kno wn resident of Exeter
"Enquiries were ere receistIYmade by
ad-
vertisement
-
vertisement in. the Toronto .dobe
farthe whereabouts of one Tames
Gillespie Alai:tin, as he is one ofthe
beneficiaries to an estate in Perth-
shire Scotland. This is the •cameof_
ow- wortbic°.tizeln, seer. James G. 'far -
tin ' who .recently sold his farm in
Tuckersmith and came to Seaforth' to.
lied We hope 'he is the lucky man,
as :t looks that way."
GIRL WANTED,—:Apply at 'the
Commercial House, Exeter,
--b_—
BROKE A RIB:—Mrs. Piper had •
the misfortune of slipping on the ice,
Saturday lastand falling against the,
fence near her home• fractured one of
her ,ribs,.and, as a.'resuilt..,is :now,con-
fined to her bed,
CARD OF THANKS,—Mrs. Solom-
on. Jaques and family wish to express
their sincere thanks for. the many kind
nesses extended to them during the
illness, and subsequent death of the
late b?irsband and father.
Mrs N. J. Dore is visiting in Walk-
erton
Mr. M. M Doyle was in London
Monday on business.
Mr. J ,G. Martin of Seaforth visited
friends in town yesterday.
Mrs, Bence left Tuesday to viisirt
vis Brantford prior to joinin.g er
husband in Buffalo.
Misses Annie and Velma Easter-
brooke returned Monday from a vis-
it with relatives at Seaforth.
Reeve Taylor and Councillor Bea-,
vers left Wednesday evening •with 'he,
Pig radial deputation for Ottawa.
CANADIAN ,
-.. ,4ci►:°C a FIC
HOMESEE.KER'l.tC✓S�'t.
E X R S `O l v,7iJ
To
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Titesd'ayt March 3 to October 27, inclusive.
Winnipeg and Tretorn - $35.00
Edmonton arid Return - 43.00.
Froni•Toronto, and Stations West and
North of Toronto. Proportionate fares
from Stations East of Toronto.
Return Llitift two moeths, •
REDUCED sE'1' PLEBS' FARES
(ONE-WAY SECOND CLASS)
EACH TUESDAY, MARCH AND APRIL
Settlers traveling with sive stock and
effects should take sarraI:RS' SPACIAL
TRAIN which leaves West 'Toronto each.
Tuesday during MARCH and APRIL
after Arrival regular 10.20 p.m. train from
Toronto Union Station,
eetticrsand littlest without five god'
should use RI:GCILAR TRAINS, leaving
Toronto 10.20 A.m. DAXLY. Through '
Colonist and Tourist Sleepers.
Through trains Toronto to 'i•Vinniiteg and
West. COLONIST •CARS °NALL TRAINS.
No charge ter testes.
Particular from a adiae Pacific t C u, a rents or
write M. 0, Murphy, D,P,A., Toron o,
T B;'CARLING, Agett, -Exeter
Steal A March
on Father Time
DON'T LET ,GRAY HAIR MAKE
YOLOOK. PREMATUPELX OLD
Nothing will so quickly and surely
rob a eraman of her charm as gray
and faded hair, and nothing is so easi-
ly preventable.
� p e eatable,
A. few applications of Hay's hair
Health svill restore gray hair to its net
nisi colour .and luxuriance,' It is not
a dye, It. es a tonic that.stimulates
and invigoxatesthe scalp and, hair
roots to the proper performance of
their functions thereby bringing back
the original color of " the hair. It
ewes dandruff.
Your money will be refunded if it
fails to do this,
$1.00; 50c., 25c. Get et at our ;,tore.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED: BY
W. S. HOWEY, DRUGGIST
EXETER, ONTARIO
Ernest Harvey has returned from
Guelph, •
Miss Susie Wambold visited in
Stratford last ,week.
Mrs. John Evans of •London is vis-
iting relatives in, Exeter.
'Miss Olive Treble is visiting her.
sister Mrs. A, Evans,.. in .London,
Amy Wexler leas returned from
Galt: where he has" been for, severa]
weeks,•
Mr, -J` H. Saunders of Toronto s is-
ited for e. few days at the home of
Mrs, Sheere.
Mrs, Fred Bayley and 'daughter, Mr
garet of London are guests of Mr.
and Mrs, John Snell,
Mrs, James Swin,ertoin of ' Kings-
ville is. visiting with Mr. and, Mrs. S,
J. Hogarth. • in Stephen:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.' Mace of Wiemie'
peg visited at the homeeof Mr. I. R:
Carling for a.few days,
Messrs, Frank Handcock and TVni.
Arkansan, left, this week for the :west;
after spendiutg' the winter in Exeter.
Mrs ,D. John,s returned Friday from..
a visit of several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. W. T. Goodison, Sarnia
• Me. and Mrs: T. J. Lewis of Tor-
onto visited last week with their un-
cle and aunt, Ma-. and Mrs. Silas
Handford.
Mr and Mts. Fred J. Sanders of
Toronto are visiting with the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. ;en-
ders Halon Street. " '
Miss Stella a,ad Melville Southcott
were ins London over :Sunday, attend-
ing the .,funeral of the , late rack..
Graham, who was burned to death.
in the Woodbine fire at Toronto.
•
NOTICE
A Gold Watch Almost Free will be
sent to the person sending in the cor-
rect answer to the following puzzle.
Place the letters, o_ e' d 1 v o: g s i
into woxdswbnclr will make, a well
known Bible.. phrase.
one the one semdvnbg in the Cirst
correct answer we will send a gold',
watch eiither lady's or gents':°
With your answer write your name
and address ,plainly and send 25c.: for
cost of mailing watch. Get busy and
answer to -day, Address all answers
plainly. to Box 25, Dashwood,
The prize winners' name and date
answer was received will be published
at close of contest.
Cedar Posts 'for.
Sale ,
gem— e
We' have this .year the, finest ,tock
of POSTS we have ever had, having
nothing less than .ft inch at the small.
end. G.. E, HICICS,
Centralia
Exeter North
Store
HAVING PURCHASED THE
EXETER NORTH STORE (HAY P.
0, IN CONNECTION) I wish to say
that I carry a fine stock of FRESH
Groceries and
Dry Goods
y
Anc' EVERYTHING that can ` be
had in a GENERAL STORE; Also
3 kinds of FLOUR and Cured Meat,
Sausage, Etc., Etc. '
Give me .a call for • your next . order
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, HAY P.O.
Tea & Coffee
Store
re
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and; every-
thing in the grocery. line,
Call and see use A trial
as to quality will convin-
Ce'
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Eloetr^ie ugh Plant
Change o.
•
aving purchased the Jewelry Business of M.
A,'. Marchand we would ask a continuance
of" thee.
patronage accorded our
p
re E.tSS
ora
and if favored
with same your wantswill have our best attention,
It will be our endeavor to keepup our stock to
where it will appeal to all classes of customers' and
our aim will be to °ive erfect satisf ctio�
�' p a n in all
lines, • .
A Call 'Solicited
REPAIRING
Special attention paid to repairing of all kinds
•
Lawson &` Trick
ck
Successors to A. Marchand
Telephone Office
NOTICE
•
All persons having acoounts with
me prior to 1914 wil please call and
settle at once as they are past due.,
R.
0. ROWE
Undertaker and License . •
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER ='ONTARIO
1001 ,leir\s/mIsesemeetemereemiteoVii
Choice Seed
Peas
Only limited quant-
ity
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, --- Ontario
• V
T. B CABLING
Lite, Bare, _4ccidbut and Plate Glass
[neuranee, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auction sales.- Teter; Ont.
lie.A4vnca1e to .1111r, 15,
JONES& MAY
,PHONE NO. 32
Millinery Display
all this � week
and following days we will place on exhib—
ition the finest display of Spring "Millinery we have
ever shown, • All .the Paris, New York & London Mod-
els will be shown here in evertliing that is new. 'Vis-
it
Vis -it our show room.
Nobby Spring
Suits
and Ladies'
Coats
They are, the best we have 'ever''
shown For Style, Fit, and Fabrics
they are right up-to-date and no
two alike.
We want you to see, our Display,
New Spring Dress
Fabrics
Tide will be the season for Novel
ty Dress Goods. We have abig var-
iety toshow-you in, the. best goods:
anC newest colors,
- ..Sillf Brocade Crepe Plain Silks
Fancy Brocade Crepe Fancy Silks
Plain & Fancy Crepe Plain Bedford's
Brocade Beclfords Plain Poplins
Brocade Retitle PIain Serges.
Plain .Retina Silk & Wool Mixtures
and dozens of other popular Dress
Goods,
'TONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W, E, Sanfoud Clothing