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Exeter Advocate, 1914-7-23, Page 8EXETER MARKETS OH,&NGED EACH WEDNESDAY Wb.e tic 9$ 98' 13uley, .,.., 50 52 k3u'ckwheat 50 00 Oats, 40 i) 90 i5.3 100 1400 1400 2 70 1 00 I 00 19 21 21 22 25 5 00 24 00 Pees,.,.,,.,,,..,,, Pott oes, per bag , • , • . Hay, Flour, per cwt,,, family Flour, low grads per cw i3utter. • .. Live hugs, per awt. , . , . Short- per ton..,.• Bra , varton TRESPASSING FORBIDDEN.—No- tice is hereby• given that anyperson found trespassing on the pea lands of the ttncluted EXETER CANNINGc CO, NEW FLOUR & FEEDSTORE.-- I desire to announce that I have op- enec: a Flour and Feed Store in F. Wood's Old Stand, opposite ;?ost Office and will keep a full supply of the best grades of flours and feeds. I solicit your patronage. SIDNEY DAVIS 'TEACHER WANTED Furst or Second Class Professional for S S No. 1, Stephen, Male and experienced preferred. State salary and qualifications. Duties start after holidays Apply to Wm. White, Trustee Centralia, Ont. LOOK AT THE VOTERS' LIST. —The Exeter Voter's Lists were first posted on., July 10th by the Clerk. It is up :to every; person to examine the lists to see if their names are thereon. Do not blame another for your ow.ti negliglence. Some of 'our friends are trying, to look after it, but they may miss your name. Lists Tnay be seen at the Town Clerk's office, the post office or the Advocate Of- fice Do it row. —0— FARMS FOR SALE and North half of Lot 4, Con. 5, Lot 4, Con. 6, Stephen 150 acres; can be bought separate if desired possession given this coming fallT if ssuitable arrangements . are made with tenant Soil is first-class and is well drained, Brick house, bank barn, good well: M mile from school.; Rural Mail and tel to T. e.A. R. R. No.les from e. 1, Apply T.Lamport, Crediton CLOSE JULY AND AUGUST.— The following merchants and bust- !less mer, of the village of Exeter have agreed to close their respective Places of business at 12.30 p. m. every Thursday during the moaths of July and August —B. W. " F.: Beavers, J, Grigg, Peter Frayne, S. Martin & Son. W. W. Taman, W. J. Beer, Exeter Times .Exeter Advocate, J. A. Stew- art, Jones & May, W. J. Heaman, T. Hawkins & Son, H. Spa.ckman. F. M. Boyle FLOWERS FOR SALE. -I am • pre- p d re-pared to furnish, flowers of all Ands for planting or for baskets at rea- Sortable prices.—JOS FORD, ceme- tery caretaker, Exeter. FOR SALE A secondhand wood furnace with- out crack .or flaw, cheap. Apply at this office WHITE CLOVER IdONEY.—I have a quantity of excellent white clover. Honey the comb fcc price.—Mrs, H. Brown, sale. kat pmt Winchelsea EYE SPECIALIST COMING.—Miss J. J Allan, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at the central. Hotel, Exeter, Sat- urday August lst. One Day. Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ES - tate of Jane Mitchell, late of Exeter o Widow, the Conrnty of Huron, •dow , deceased. All persons having claims against the above named deceased, who died at Exeter an the 19th day of June, 1914 are required to send by post prepaid ar..ito• deliver to the nder-. signed solicitors for the executors r,.. their names and addressed and u11 particulars in writing of their claims; And notice is hereby given ven pur- suant to the statute in such .ase made and provided that after the 16th day .of August, 1914, the execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had not- ice and said executors will not be liable fo:the said assets or any part there- of to any person or persons of whose clam, or claims they shall'not have received notice. Dated at. Exeter this 16th day of July 1914.DICKSON & CARLING, Solicitors for Executors Auction Sale of BUSINESS PREMISES IN SXET1t.R There will he offered for sale by public auction on SATURDAY, the lst day of AUGUST, 1914 at the hour of 3 o'clock p,m„ on the prem- ises, the following desirable 'and end premises natnelY;—the north half of Lot ,number Five (5) on the East 'ide of NMan Street,' in the, Village of Ex- ete.r being part of originatlt Lot num- ber 17 en the 1st Concession of Us - borne .subdivided into village lots by McConnell's Survey. The property is situated inimediate- ly south of the Exeter Bawling greens and north of the Town Hall, and is at present occupied by Pong Kwong as a Latt•ndry Upon the property there is brick store, 'used for Laurie dry 'purposes,also two frame buildings Terra o•.f : Sale -The purchase mei ey to be panel in cosh on day or, isale Other terms made known an day of Sale For particulars apply to DICKSON' & CAR.LING, Solicitors for Vendors, The cellar for the foundation of the nteW Library has been ccmmenccd. ry EXE 1 RR ADVOCATE, T}IUR UiAY 'TJLl 280E114 I LOCAL rrOOINGS. 4 Ik +t3r +4s bit .Ylk. ,9r ask . a 461-42& ai a Ur' W. J. Ileaml.urx.bast his 'dog en Sunday by its being run over by an. auto. The Trivatt Memorinl. Sunday school will picnic at Grand Bend io-day* (Thursday.) Mr. Win. Smith of Zion, is very ill with heart trouble He is confined to his ,room with little, hope of re- covery The James Street Methodist Sun- day School held a very large picnic at Grand Bend on Thursday last,when. the usual enjoyable time was pent by all Mr Samuel Ross' fine new brick house erected on the Eacrett property Main street is nearing completion and is a worthy addition to the town's+ architecture. Woodwork may he easily cleaned by rubbing, .it with kerosene, polish- ing well afterwards with clean cloths. If you dislike using the coal oil use mild soap. Rub dry and polish, The Hotel men; of Goclerich having had refused any reduction in their assessment by the Court of Revision. have appealed to the Judge, They contend that. the Scott Act will de- preciate the property. Mr. H C; Dunlop of Goderich was elected District Deputy Grand Mas- ter re Masonic District No, 4, South Huron last week, at the meeting of Gran.d Lodge at Niagara Falls suc- ceeding Rev. Abney of Granton. The Ladies of Ceven Church gave a delightful raspberry social on ' he Lawu of Mr. E. 'Christie_ on Wednesday evening of last week, when; a large number were present and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The Citizen's Band discoursed excellent music. F•ruat vendors at this season of ,he year would do well to protect from flier all fruit exposed for sale -by the the use of netting. In fact this should be mace •cumpulsory by a tom's by- law and thus prevent disease and the use of unwholesome fruit The Lamtci Publicity will within the next few weeks issue ,a pamphlet dealing with the possibiliies of the fruit industry in the county, rhe book will be beautifully illustrated and will be used for advertising pur- poses at the Toronto National Ex- hibition- Mr, Peter Baw'den, has had the front part of his dwelling moved Over on the corner lot Adjoining his prop- erty .on Main street, and has com- mence to veneer same with cement and brick. When completed it will add much to the appearance of that cornet Worst was received in, town, of the dead. of Mrs. Victor C. French, of `i•'estaskiwin Sask., who died On July 12 after a ,serious illness of pneu- monia Mrs Wm.. Cooper and Mrs. McNeil ,mother and sister respectively of the deceased were at the bedside She is survived by her husband ;;.nd four small chaldresi. It is desirable for all who can to take a holiday, get away from business ane, every day environments, and have a change of air. Rest, freedom, the holiday spirit and recreation are a- mong the elements which make the changed air so good for the system They are. as a rule, elements we can- not find in the air at home. Thus a physical paradox becomes a medical and moral truth and a benefit to the participant: 1' view of the frequency of canoe fatalities ,a suggestion is offered by ear. W. 1, Hill, of the Horne 'Sank London, that may be of interest through the Province. It is rhat all canoes •be ordered by the Government to be fitted with side ropes, attached at both ends, but hanging at the mid- dle in the" water. These ropes would hot impede the progress of the ':anoe anal could be so attached as not to interfere with the canoeist. In the event of.:accident, persons thrrown in_` tot•e h war, instead er mn gad of' haw ln� only the slippery ,canoe bottom to :which they hold would have at hand a means OS ' saving . their lives. The Apple Crap,—The June or July " 1. cnnow gen- erally op being over, reports „en eral 1 are not so favourable yu ble as rho SO sent in 'a month ago,. There is, how- ever a tendency on the.part of grow- ers too underestimate their crop at this time, just as they are inclined to over estimate it at the, time of blos- soming In Eastern Ontario the crop will equal that of last year, end in Western Ontario will approach, that of 1912 Nova Scofia.,wh.ile suffering ser- iously frown frost in some sections will .produce the best crop •since 1911 , if nothing interferes, The crop of British Columbia will surpass that of 1913. It is therefore clear that the Canadian apple crop, from present indications, will be above average and with proper attention given to distribution and marketing, one that will (return to the growers satisfactory figures. TO .WATCH CHAUFFEURS. Ten more constables are to be ap- pointed by the provincial secretary's department to assist enforcement of the Motor Vehicle Act, They will be stationed at ,points throughout the pro ince. While all infringements of the act will be watched for, what was es- pecially provocative of these appoint- ments is the boast . of, a goodly nuan ber of c,hatuffeurs, some with much. experience, that they have taken out no license and will not do so; Other drivers have passed parts, but ,lot all of the necessary examination and are driving motor vehicles, HICKS FORECASTS FOR JULY A Regular Storm Period covers the last ;week in July, having its cen- ter on. the ?7th, A Mercury , period %s conctdent with, this period; being central on the 30th, and extending through the first Week in August. Tit cations ol:' "'C hewing storms..rising; tettnerature falling barometer south wiod,s and increasing humidity; will epee:au- it the western extremes about the 25th-, elf ttclieesa and storms of raly. and thunder will organize and take up thein• regular march eastward aeras the country, The Sacrament of the Lord's 'eup- per will be observed next Sabbath at the close of .public worship, morning and evening at James street Methodist CMsreh Miss Jean Seldon is visiting in Sail forth, ells Hugh' McKie)* of Detroit is spending a few clays here. Miss Jeraldine Birr of London n the guest of Miss Lela Gould. Mrs. (Rev) D ,W, Collins left Mon- day to visit her parents, at Birr, Miss Ethleea Kay is visiting tier erieaci Margaret Kuntz, this week. The Misses Rowe of Clinton are visiting with friends and relatives here. Mrs (Dr,) Lutz of •Gananoque is visiting with friends and relatives here, Miss Ruth Sriosenberg of London is visiting at the Commercial House, \frs, Jordan of St, Thomas and two children. ,are visiting at Mr. Jas Hur- ray's, Mrs Brown and son left last week. for Scotland to visit relatives for some weeks. Messrs. Peter rand Jahn Bawden of Ridgetown visited with their aarents here Tuesday. Mrs W D. Yea and 'her mother, Mrs ,Tom visited friends in London last Friday, Mrs. John. C. Gould and daughter of Galt are visiting with. Mr, and 'Mrs, Richard Gould. Miss Josephine Davis left- Saturday to visit with her aunt, Mrs. E. Dyer, ha Brantford, Mr and Mrs. W. T. Aoheson and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Levett spent Monday in London. Mrs. Philip. Rowcliffe`of London visited with her sister, Mrs. R. W. Marley oveir,Sunday. Mrs Haase of Schenecdady, N. Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Cottle and other relatives here. Mrs A. Follick and daughter Mabel left this week to visit Dr. E. R. Follick at Vancouver. Mrs Jahn Waiper and ' two -:hild -ren after a visit here left Thursday for there home in Harrow. Mrs E A. Evans of London vis- ited with hex parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Treble over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martial: Salter -and tam - ay of London visited . over Sunday with relatives and friends here. Mr. Ed Nash of Wingham and Miss Lily McKay of Windsor were visitors' with Mr and Mrs. Willis Powell dur- ing the week. J. R. Inksater and family of Par. is motored here Tuesday and will (spend a couple weeks at the home of Mr. W. J. Bissett. Mrs .Brown, Main street, who re- cently. received word of the illness of her father, left on Thursday for Scotland ,t o pay him a visit, Mars, W. L. Hughes of Brantfordi and Miss Plewes of Chattanooga, Tenn,, are visiting their ,sister, Mrs. McAlis- ter at James street parsonage Mr; Czar Rollins and wife of Cleve- land Ohio called on relatives and friends here Wednesday of last week, They made the trip in an auto Miss May Armstrong has returned from Lucknow to spend the holidays with her parents, Miss Ida Armstrong who was visiting in Lucknow, return- ing with her. Mr Chas Divine of Tritton, N. J., has joined his wife here to visit this week at the home of 1Lrs. Di - vale's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Hunter. after 'which they will return to their home. Rev Collins, F, W. Gladman and R N. Creech form a rink of bowlers who are attending the W. O. B. A. at Londor this week, W. W. Taman and R G. Seldon are •also there for the Doubles. Mr and Mrs. W. M. Baynham and two daughters of Oak Lake, Man„ are here spending .a few weeks with rep._ Lives and friends at Centralia and Dev on Mr Baynham is the C. P. R. agent Oak Lake, at Pang Kwong, who has been ',en a visit to China for over a year, re- turned +to town Saturday .last. He expressed himself as having had d a mostpleasant tripand enjoyed very muilthe re -union with his a nY old friends and relatives. It was his in- tentior to ireturn, with his wife and family but . they did not care to ven- tureo far awayfrom their s f rn tative :otnntry Mrs Andrew Gibson of Thames Road uifoetunately fell last week while about her work and broke her left arm. EYE SPECIALIST COMING—Miss J. J. .Allan, Eye Sight Specialist, will be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, Sat- urday August lst. One Day. SPECIAL, -Notice Mrs. W. D. Yews advertisement on another page of 'he "Red Tag Sale;" commencing Friday morning July 24th, Slaughter :,ale for two weeks. Word has been received here from Winnipeg by relatives of the serious illness 0! Mr, Frank Snell, who is eery ill and not expected to recover, Mr. Snell is a ,son of the •late, William Snell and well known to many hese; The Old Boys'Reunion and Provin- cial Firemen's Tournament at Seaforth August lst to 5th, promises to be one of the greatest events of the 1. nd in Western Ontario this year, provis- ion being made for the accommoda- tion of 15,000 people. A horse driven, by Mr.. Henry I-larn of'Osborne' while' left standing ;n front of Mr E. A. Follick's store on Thurs- day afternoon became frightened at a passing automobile and breaking the bridle ran away, Circling around it rag up main street a , far as Russel's blacksmi.thshopr when it tutlied oast and kept up tits mad race on the back streets for a considerable dis- tance It was eventually caught af- ter the harness had been broken bad- ly the buggy damaged and it had re- ceived a severe gash in ane of its tea- that recot..red the services. of Vets. er,,rnaryr Sweet, i\irs Thos. Wilson of Loadon is visiting fraehds an town., Mr, and Mrs Geo, Crawley and fir. and hers. Wm, Sweet visited in Lucian Sunday Airs Wm Bissett returned last week from a visit with friends in Serena. Mrs. Pearson and grandchild of Lon. clow is visiting with. the fornler's sis- ter Miss Lizzie Taylor, Tic Misses Heideman, 'after a visit at their home here, returned to Her, lin last week, , Baseball LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost. 4 2 3 2 4 2 5 Ailsa Craig Exeter Crediton Centralia Phone 55 Powell's 54101 25c. Big Variety [Stora SPECIAL JULY[S:ALE 1000 pieces of Double Coated White Granite. Useful siezes going at 10, 15, 25c. 1 O cants FRIDAY & SATURDAY will be big window days,` Any Article in: the window at 10 & 15c. 15 cents Bargains all thru the stole Come in often - Powell's Bazaar. Notice Tc, the £olicy Holders- of the Us - borne & Hibbert Mutual Fire _In- surance Com,pany,- The Board of Directors of th•; sac: compamy wish to draw the atten- tion of its members to Protessoi lays Bulletin, on "Lightning Rods" (a copy of which has been rent to each member at the request of the Board) as a protection to buildings from ligl t;,ting, and would entreat them to carefully read the same, and would ask those who. have their buildings' rodded to see that they are kept in, good repair, Andurge upon those who have not then rodded to get them rodded as rsoon as possible, as the valuie of Rods as a protection( to buildings against lightning is clearly set forth in, aforesaid Bulletin. Robt. Gardiner, W. A. Turnbull President Secretary. Dated July 6thy 1914. CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POST •ING OF VOTERS' LISTS Voters' Lists 1914-1VMusiicipality of- The Village of Exeter County of Huron. NOTICE is herebygiven that I have transmitted or delivered to the personsn entioned in Sections' 8 and 5. of "The Voters' List Act" thecopies required by the said section tobe so transmitted or delivered of the list made pursuant to said act, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for members of the Legisla- tive Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and that said list was first posted up at my office at Main street, Exeter, on the 10th day of July, 1914, and remains there for inspection. �� Electors are called upon to examine 'timid List, and if any omission or other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to ave the said errors corrected according to law. T. B. CARLING, Clerk of the said Municipality. Dated this llth day of July, 1914.1 (r , ii7' New Telephone Directory The Bell Telephone Company of Can- ada is soon to print a new issue of .its OFFICIAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY for the District of Western Ontario; in- cluding EXETER T R Pant_es' who contemplate " becoming Su'bscrlbers,or those who '48h changes .n their present 'entry should • place their orders with the Local Manager at once to ensure :nsertioh ,n this Issue. CONNECTING COMPANIES Should also report additions and changes :n their ,list of subscribers, either to the Local Manager, or direct to the Advertising Directory Depart- ment Montreal. TB8 BELL TELEPHONE CO.. OF' CANADA D. L. & W. CfB�IOd 0081 Burns to a white ash All sizes. Prompt delivery H. Levett N. ROWS Undertaker & Furniture Dealer High Class Gorids watt` ;. on Hand. Oiiiee 20A PHONE Residen,t'i 20B i4. The Watch That Runs On Time. Sold. By Lawson & Trick, Exeter Tea & 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 Opposite Electric light Plant Exeter North Store HAVING PURCHASED . THE EXETER NORTH STORE ('HAY 1'..xiz O. IN CONNECTION) I wish to say that I carry a fine stock of FRESH Groceries and Dry Goods Ane EVERYTHING that can be had in a GENERAL STORE; Also 3 kinds of FLOUR and Cured Melt, Sausage, Etc., Etc. Give me a call fox your next order H. Bierling MERCHANT, HAY P.O. JONES & MAY PHONE NO, 32 Mid Summer Sale A Big Clearance of Summer-. Goods Some very special. Bargains ' offered TRIMMED HATS HATS All $3 and $4 Trimmed Hats -Your. Choice $1.50 LADIES DRESSES All kinds and colors. Every one seduced, CHILDREN'S DRESSES At 5Oc,, and 75c, and $1,00 BABY'S WHITE DRESSES Nicely made and trineitied at • 750, and $1.00 each, CREPES . Foe .10c, and 150. a yard. Some; mace patterns, LINOLEUMS' - One piece only to sell for $1,90 per yard of. 4 yd wide, MEN's STRAW HATS All to go at Half price. — Some nice ones. WHITE TROUSERS • Only a few left to clear ,tt$1 a pair. SUMMER SUITS A nice dot of all sizes , clear out at Bargains. BOYS' WASH SUITS From 3 t 7 years for 0c, and 75c. EMBROIDERIES Both wide and narrow at Bargain Prices, RUGS e Now is your time to buy atug or carpet at your own, price. JONES &MAS' Headquarters for the celebrated WE, Sanfopd Clothing