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GED I ACB WEDNESDAY, La(")GA.L P(? I \ ( ►
*Ale ee ate, a ate, „ate Nee eft..+! etkc 44,410.4
June: 29th ;is now spoken of as el-
ection day,
Home Rule has passed—and now—
what. conies nlext ?
We experienced, but hardly enjoy-.
ed some midsummer weather luring
the week
Hors. W J Hanna speaks to -day in
Seafoirth at the Centre Huron Conser_
w attve Convention.
The Exeter. Dhustrict Meeting of the
Methodist church was held iii Parkhill
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Barley, .
Euw:lewheat
Oats,
,Baas......,,....... ,.
retat OBS, per bag
Ray, sexton.,,...-, ..
;Floss!, per cwt„ family
Flour, law grade per c
Butter,:,
Live tepee, per
Ste lyre per ton
tie ten per tre n
08 08
50 52
50 09
137 37
9) 90
75 90
14 Ot) 14 00
2 70
s $0• l 60
20 21
21 22
g 00
ei ,
24 (el
R M POR I" ' OF MILK INVESTIGA
TION, MAY 20, 1914
E;n'i. Hewitt—Preinises clean out-
fit clean cooled, hydrometer test 1.031
temperature test 63 deg., butter fat
4.() p.c dirt in 20 c.c. a tri C .e, bacteria
in c.c 5,000. ,
A, Willard—Property clean, outfit
clean cooled, hydrometer •est 1.033
temperature test 61 deg.; butter fat
3,4;; dirt in 20 c.c. a trace; bacteria in
ec:.54100.
Lotus- Day—Property clean, Outfit
clean not cooled, hydrometer test
1;029 temperature 80 "deg., butter fat
4.0 p.c.; dirt in 20 c,c,, a trace; bac-
teria in C.C. 120,000.
The people of the Village, of Exeter
may congratulate themselves on the
quality of the milk with which they
are supplied. It is all that we e,ould
expect. Pure milk must give a hydro-
meter test from 1,029 to 1.033. In
butte tat 4,p.c. is a good showing.
Bacteria can only be kept in check by
cleanliness. and by cooling in the hot
weather dawn to 50 or 55 degrees af-
ter straining, and kept that way till
after et is delivered. The consumer
should at once place it upon ice,
Dr. A. Quackenbush,
The Liberal Conservatives will hold
thee: convention at Hensall on June
ZM.
J. G. Anderson, M. P.P. of South
Bruce has bee41 notninated to contest
North Huron in the Liberal interest.
The present member Mr. Musgrove,
will be the Conservative choice.
La Ontario ahout 19 p.c. of the tall
wheat h.as been winter killed, or e32-
000 acres and in Alberta 15 p. C. or
36,000 acres. Last year it was tor
Ontario 18 p.c. and Alberta 45 p.c,
NOTICE
•
To the Shareholders of the Exeter
Salt W orks—
Gentlep en,—Please take notice that
;aih'eetiiig of the shareholders will be
meld in the Town Hall, Friday, June
'12th' at 2 o'clock p.m.
T, B. CARLING, Sec'y-Treas
RETURN SEED CORN.
Those having sowed their corn end
having seed over will kindly return
same to the Ca Ein,g Fatctoey at oaoe
EXETER CANNING CO.
HOUSE TO RENT.—A co•mfartable
frame house on Huron Street, with
stable on. property, cheap. Apply at
.Advocate Office.
FLOWERS FOR SALE.—I am pre-
pared to furnish flowers of all kinds
far planting or for baskets at . r ea-
see able prices.—JOHN FORD, ceme-
tery caretaker, Exeter.
FOR SALE
A second -band wood range with-
out crack or flaw, cheap. Apply at
this office.
FOR SALE.
T H McCallum offers for sale his
house and ' three lots. A !Lice' home
• at a reasonable price. For informa-
tion apply to Mrs. G. Brooks, next
door or Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer
Have you paid for your Advocate
for 1914?.If not, why not?
FOR SALE—In Clandeboye, brick
house, orchard, stables and 15 acres
land Apply W. A. Jones, 206 Percy
Street Ottawa.
Known for Quality
ANSCO PHOTO GOODS
ANSCO CAMERAS
CYPO PAPERS
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SUPPLIES
For sale by
J. SENIOR,
Photographer, Exeter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The council of the corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
council chamber, in the tow of God -
elicit. on Tuesday the 2nd day of
June next, at the hour of 3 o'clock.
W. LANE, Clerk
Dated at Goderich May 13, 1914.
Court of Revision
OF THE VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll of
the Village of Exeter will hold the
first meeting for the present year in
the Town Hall, Exeter, on Friday,
J'itnnc lath. 1914, at 7 o'clock p.m.
T. B, .. Carlin;, Clerk,
Exeter May 22 1914,
Cedar Posts
Sale-
for.
We have this year the finest .tick
of POST$ we have ever had, having
nothing less than 6 inchat the small
eed. G. E. HICKS, R
,Centralia -c
EXE .' . ADVOCATE
CATS.
D. Roulstoti 6s at present' taking
vacatio,, for a few weeks. During his
absence hes dental office is in charge
of Dr. CamptiClt,
Mr. Thos. Nelson, expert with Mr,
Wes Snell .,has moved his family here
from Owen Sound and are occupying
:t:Gr D Mack's house opposite Main-st,
church
Visitors to Exeter and townspeople
as weld were delighted with the music
rendered by the Citlze,ns Band on
Victoria Day. The band will give an
open, air concert of Main Street this
Friday evening.
Boys and girls of Ontario may thank
their stars that they live here instead
o fin Chicago, In that city an up-
to-date spanking machine is to be in-
stallec in, the schoolh, warranted to
to beat the old shingle or mother's
slipper a mile. It is guarranted to
work noiselessly and to ruin on either
heglor row gear between the hours
of 9,15 a. m. up to 3.59 p.m.
la this day aad age it is conceded
that- a practical education, is the best
dowry parents can bequeath ` to their
sons and claughters, and it .is that
which leads up to the greatest suc-
cess in life. He who, shares' in pro-
viding advantages for this educational'
t•rainine is doing more for the world
and humanity than if he left to his
heritage a palatial abode and vast
fields of the richest sail on 'earth
Tec Masonic craft of Canada will
take a prominent part in. the celebra-
tion of the one hundred years of
peace between the British people and
the people of the United States to
be ,held this year. At a meeting of
the board of general purposes of. the
Grand Lodge of Canada, it was de-
cided to appropriate a sufficient
amount of money for the entertain-
ment of the grand masters from all
the grand lodges in the United States
England Ireland and Scotland.
1Lrs Yager. was hurriedly called to
Clandeboye on Wednesday of last
week, owing to the serious condition
of her mother, Mrs. W. Cunningham,
who met with the misfortune of fall-
ing down a .flight of steps at her home
in that place. Mrs. Cunningham hap-
pened to be alone .at the time, her
daughter Miss .E. J. Cunningham hav-
trg beer out of the house- at the.
time .and .an.'her return shediscover-
ed her mother at the foot of the.
stars in. an unconscious condition. A
physician was immediately summoned
but it Was same time, before she could
be restored to consciousness, and on
examination it was found that she had
sustained injury to her spine, received
numerous cuts about the head and
face and was otherwise badly shaken
up. As a result she is naw confined
to her bed, and it is feared she will
not recover from the accident.
BOWLERS TO OPEN GREENS.
The bowling green is now open for
play The formal opening will be held
Monday evening by a president and
vice-president snatch. All who desire
to bowl should give their names to
the secretary at once so as to get in
this draw
•CONSERVATIVE MELTI-VG.—A
meeting of the Conservative Associa-
tion. will be held in the Town 'elan.,
Exeter. .ort Friday, May 29, commenc-
ing at 8 o'clock sharp, fore ti he nur-
pose of electing delegates to attend
the Convention to be held at Hensall
ori Tuesday, June Znd, and to elect
officers for the ensuing year.
T. .B CARLING, C. H. SANDERS,
President Secretary
SOUTH HURON SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION
Thursday, May 28, 1914, in James
Street Methodist Church, Exeter. Ont,
Two sessions, afternoon and evening.
Speakers Rev. A. Lucas, Internation-
al. Field Secretary West Indies and.
Central America; Rev. J. • G. Miller,
St Marys„ Rev. C. W. Baker, Wood-
ham. Live topics will be discussed.
Special music Pastors please announce
HAD LEG BROKEN. -Word has
been ,receivedhere by relatives that
last week Mr Tom Carling, Brighton,
had met with the unfortunate accid-
ent of having his leg; broken. It ap--
nears he was working around one .of
the horses In the stable when the an-
imal kicked him with terrible force,
breaking his leg badly between the
knee and ankle. As a result of the
accident Mr. Carling is now confined
to his bed where he, will have to re-
limn for several weeks.
FORMER WINCHELSEA GIRL
MARRIED.—A quiet wedding' took
niece at the home of • Mr, and Mrs,
Wan Bayley, 187 Tecumseh Ave,, Lon
don on Thursday afternoon, when
Miss Lelia F, Heywood, daughter of
Mrs Maude Heywood, Winchelsea, be-
came the bride of Mr. Millard'Patrick
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Patrick, St.
Thomas .The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev, W H. Harvey, Askin St,
Methbdist church, iru the presence of.
only •immedia.te relatives. .The 'ride,
who was given away by her brother-
in-law Jar. W, W. Bayley, wore a
gawat of white Marquisette trimmed:
with shadow lace and carried a bou-
quet of bridal roses and maiden hair
fern After the dainty wedding lun-
cheon vLr, and Mrs, Patrick left for
an extended trip to points east, after
which 'they will be at litxnt"e to ,their
friends at 1.69'I'ecuanseh Ave. Airs.
Patrick is travelling in ra suit of blue
serge with blouse and,hat to match.
elatives' and ' friends ere ' • extend
ongratulatons and best wishes.
TUJ3EMDA T MAN 28 1
Wilbur Lttker vas up from London
Stanley Fis'her of Guelph holidayed
here.
Miss 'Winnie Horton was home from
Hasniiton.,
Mr. Geo Case was up from. Toronto
tht < week
Mr Frank Sheere spent the holiday
in. Toronto,
Regi, Bissett was home from Chat-
ham this week.
Miss Mack was home 2ronw Toronto
for the holiday.
:Mrs. Bert.V'ebb of Arvavisited her
sister Mrs. Webb',
Mr Reg, ;Elliott of Norwich, spent
the holidays here,, :.
Mee. I. R. Carlalg was in Toronto on
business this week.
Miss Ruth Hooper of London spant
the holiday at home,
Miss pearl Goodwin of Ingersoll was
a visitor here Monday,
Miss Shaw of London was the guest
of Miss Gladys Bissett...
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dignan were up
u
from a L ca,n this .week.
Miss Mabel 'Waiters was home from
London for the holiday.
Frank 'Walters of Detroit visited
his home here this week,
Mrs. Thornton of Dorchester visit-
ed friends here this week.
James McDonald of Stratford spent
the holiday with relatives.
Mn Sidney Clark of London spent
the holiday here with friends,
Mr Herb, Mitchell of London spent
the holidays with relatives here,
Mrs Keys of Parkhill visited :vlrs.
W. If Martin during the week,
Mr. J, W. Antos of Stratford spent
the holiday with his parents here.
Mx. Jas. Dean of London spent the
week end with' Mr, Chas. Sanders,
Gordot•..Taylor of Toronto visited
at his home here during the week.
Mr. Oscar Anderson of St. Marys
spent Victoria Day with his parents,
Mr, Geo. Vosper of Toronto visited
relatives and friends over the holiday
Mr ,and Mrs, J. C. Inwood and
daughter spent the week end in town
Miss May Arnistrontg, of: Lucknow
spent the holiday at her home 'sere,
Mr. • Coleman Moncur of Peterboro
spent a day or two with his parents.
Mr and Mrs. G. L. Waughspent a
few days in Taranto during, the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Inksater , andfam-
ily of Paris were here fax the •,week
end.
Miss Lila Jahns went to •:Sarnia on
Tuesday with her sister Mrs. soodi-
s 011
iLrs. Goodison and children of Sar.
We. spent the week erid at Mrs. D.
Johns.
Misses Grace and Rose Cudrnore
have returned from: an extended visit
to the West.
Lloyd Rivers of Highgate and Mr.
Lough of Lucknow'were guests at Mr
Wm, Rivers.
Mr T. E. 'Handford and daughter.,
Miss La. Belle, spent Monday with
friends here.
Misses Ida and Lily Marchand vis-
ited in. Waterloo! for a few days dur-
ing the week.
Mr, Earl Brickwoohd and friend of
Niagara Falls, spent the holidayat The
former's home..
Mr. George W. Holman and daugh-
ter of Egmontrdville were holiday Vis-
itors here this week.
Mr ,and Mrs, Huston of London and
.hlr. and Mrs. Wm. Burke of Ingersoll.
v'sited at Mi, Jas. Taylor's.
elr Will Heideman has returned to
h situation in Toronto after conval-
escing from his recent illness.
\Ir and Mrs. Cihas. Birney attend-
ed the funeral, of the late Alex. Mc-
Lelland at Belgrave on Monday.'
12. T W. Hawkshaw of London-
fofinerly of Exeter, has taken ;sp his
summer residence at Grand Bend,
Mr and '.Mrs. John Newcombe of
Stratford visited here. Mrs. New-
combe is remaining .for a few days.
Ali. Clarence Smith of Sault •Ste
Marie is visiting with Mrs. Smith at.
the home of Mr. and, Mrs. John Snell.
Mx. and Mrs. Dodd and Miss Math-
ew.; of Toronto were guests of Mr.
and .Mrs S. Fitton over the holiday,
Dr. McTaggart of Blyth was .lows
on Monday. As were also -Mr. S. A.
Poplest rse and family, and Mr. and,
Mrs. Crittenden,.
Mr Ed Harwood, wife and daugh-
ter of Toronto were here over '3un-
day visiting Mr, Harwqod's ;pother,
Mrs James Pickard.
Mrs. Esli Heywood and Mrs, H. Par-
sons left on Saturday morning for a
week's visit with friends in -Windsor,
Detroit a.od Walkerville. •
Mr. Will Newcombe of Spokane)
Washington, after seven years absence
in the west, returned here Saturday
to spend a few weeks with relatives,
Mrs. George Petty, who has been
visiting ;ler parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Cookson. .for several, months, r ettirn-
ed to her home in Windsor on Satur-
day.
M•r. Frank Handford of Vancouver,
8, C, is visiting with his father, Mx,
Richard Handford at Centralia, . who
is quite ill, Mr. Handford: gave the
Advoc'te a pleasant call. Monday.,
Mrs .Carrick and daughter of God-
erich spent ,a few days during ,,he
week at the hone of Mr. and ,Mfrs.
[, Armstrong, Mrs. Carrick is prob-
ably the oldest resident of Goderich,
beetle en her ninety-fifth year: She
retains all her faculties, is bright in
intellect and gets =around with, the
agility of a .person. much her junior.
Mrs Carrick is a native °of Seotlan,cl,
but immigrated to Canada many years
ago;
The following officers were dleoted
oh. Tiuesday evening in the. Odclfellows
Lodge t --N, G., Wilbur Martin; V. G,,
Win. Brad; Rec,eSec'y, R, N, Creech
Fin._Sec'y Johns; Tsens,,, E, .M.
Dignan, Rep. to -G�tend 'Ledge; W,'
Johne and Ed. Howaid; Delegates ,t
District neet ttaY' Dr.
RaulstonJWje
Statham ,It ; was decided to ;pees
during June, • July and °August at 8,;45
p, sp
Remarkable Performanc e
BY ONE TIME CRIPPLE
James Bailey of Ilford, Essex, was
almost crippled with Rheumatism for
three years ,but the other day he 'uc-
ceeded in running a anile in just ander
six minutes.
Heattibutes his present goodhealth
to Keplialdol, . This prescription was
discovered by Pr. Stohr of, Vienna and.
used by him with great success for ail-
ments affecting, the, nerves. One great
advantage about Keph'aldol is the fact
that it is absolutely harmless, having no
bad effects, ,even though the heart be
weak For the relief and cure of
rheumatic pains it has no equal, If
you funs; difficulty in obtainingthis
Prescription, write direct: to the man-
ufacturers enclosing 50c. for a large
tube, Kephaldol Limited, 31 ' Latour
St. Montreal. 21
50 Cents
Will pay t to
i1for e Advocatenewv
.Zi
subscribers in Canada from now un-
til the end of the year. If you are
already a subscriber, accept the
chance to send The tdvocate for the
balance of the year to your distant
sou daughter or friend, who -will ap
precate reading the home news.
D. L. & W.
Sorailion Coal
Burns to a white[ash
All sizes. Prompt delivery
W. H. Levett
Fresli Fist/
A l 1 kinds of flesh and salt
fish in season.
Bacons, smoked rolls, cook-
ed ham; sausage, bologna and
Germanfsausage.
Up to -date stock of fresh
groceries.
Produce taken as cash
G. R. -Bedford
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
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 •neat order.
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, HAY P.O.
Tea 8 Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries; fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line.
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
uld
Opposite Electric light Plant
Domestic
First Best
THE' PERFECT COMBINATION
SWEEPER. Something' that should
he in every home for cleaning your
rugs and • Carpets, No taking up car-
pets --no •dist while sweeping, ;;all
and- sea, it,
-SUNNYSotsby,
POLISH—for' cleaning and.
polishing yourfu-rnit>tre-the best j et
ROE
Ylndertalt'r ttnd License
Embalru(r
bozo 20tr
EXETER -�--w ONrrA Rio
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The Watch
eelerileelee
That Runs
On Time.
Sold By
Lawson & Trick, Exeter
BUG}(3IES!
The Famous Brockville
Canada Carriage Buggies
We. have 'received a Carload of these buggies.
New styles, seat and tops, that will please you.
This is a particularly fine lot of buggies and we are
sure that you will be delighted with them: Call
and look them over.
Wes. Snell
Exeter, Ont
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Some Snap This.
Ladies' Suits and
Coats to Clear
LADIES SUITS
Only a few left to clear,-.
Each Man tailored and exclu-
sive-
$15 Suits for $8,50
520 Suits for $12.50.
$25 Suits fox $15.50
Don't miss this opportunity.
LADIES COATS
Just a few choice ones —all
diffeu-ent and yery stylish—
$10 Coats for $7,00
$15 Coats for 59.50
$18 Coats for 513.00
Fine for day or ovening wear.
Men's and Boys'. Suits cheap.
MEN'S SUITS
200 brand new ,Men's Suits
right off the reel. Some en-
tirely new cloths and ;tyles.
They are first-class suits and
real cheap prices. All colors
and patterns to choose from
BOYS' SUITS
150'New Boys, Suits just here
They are bang up-to-date - in
cloths and styles. Short Knic-
kers or Bloomer styles. Evary
bov cant get a good stylish ;;pit
here for little titoney.
House Cleaning
Time ..:.: ;
We are ino,st awfully busy +iii this line, The reason is our big
stack of well assorted goods at right p , rices —
Rugs
Carpets
Matts
Matting
Linoleu;us
Oilcloths;
''i_apestrie,
B1i nils
Lace Curtains
Tapestry Curtains
Bungalow Curtain
Curtain Nets '
.JONES 84 IVIAY'
Hewitt tiarters
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