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r 1RANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 08. OS.
Barley* ,
2
Buckwheat..,.,,.,50 00
(ata. ... .. 40 ' 40
Pews.,,...'..,, 90 00.
Potatoes, Per i,ag , , .. , , 751 100
Hay, erton..... 1400 14 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 '70
Flour, low grade per ow 1 60 1 600
Butter ... ... • ; 21 21
Egs ....
Live hogs, per ewt
'22
8 50
Shorts per ton,..,.,,.... 25 clic
Bane per bon ... 24 (t ;
TRESPASSING FORBIDDEN,—No-
tice is hereby given that anypersan;
foundd trespassing on the pea lands
of the undersigned XTER CAbNNING.uted
CO.
NEW FLOUR S FEED STORE.—
I des,see to announce that I have op-
ened a Flour and Feed Store in F.
Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post
Office and will keep a full supply of
the best grades of flours and feeds.
T solicit your patronage.
SDNEY DAVIS
TEACHER WANTED
First 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 'uta to every; person to examine
tee lists to see if their names re
:thereon Da not blame another for
your own. negl,iglence. Some of your
friends are trying to look after it, but
then may ,miss yolifr name. Lists may
be seen, at the Town. Clerk's ' office;
the post office or the Advocate .,Of-
fice Do it now.
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FARMS FOR SALE
Norte, half of Lot 4, Con.. 5, and.
Lot 4: Con. 6, Stephen; 150 acres;
can be bought separate if desired;
possession given this coming .fall if
suitable arrangements are made with
tenant So1 is first-class and.. is.w_ell
drained, Brick house, bank barn, good
well: 'X mile from school.; Rural Mail
and telephone; 1X miles from village:
Apply to J. A. Lamport, R. R. No. 1,
Crediton
CLOSE JULY AND AUGUST.—
The fallowing merchants and busi-
ness
usiness mer., of the village of Exeter
have agreed to close their respective
Places of business�the 12.30
ps Qf every Juy
Thusday duiinb.
and August ;—B. W. F. Beavers, . J.
Grigg, Pefee Frayne, S. Martin &
rtin& Son
W. W. Taman, W. J. Beer, Exeter
Times. Exeter Advocate, J A. Stew-
art, Jones Si May, W. J. Hearnan, T.
Hawkins & Son, H. Spackman F. M.
Boyle:
oilvivrvnurawmaFArriirlerwrApr
LOCAL DOINGS.
Wheat canting is now in full swing.
Luucar, intends holding a race ',Leet
:,ng some time en September,
The Ailsa Craig Banner is out of
print far two weeks for holidays.
See the baseball game between, Ail-
sa Craig and Exeter on, Thursday af-
ternoon,
Mr. Owen Atkinson left . Monday
moaning for London where he has
accepted a position as tinsmith.:
'The Exeter bowlers who went to
London last week did not get in the
nloner, Their success was rather
lighterthan usual,
"f -s French left last week far We-
Wetaskiwin Alta, inhere she will
tak' charge of the household .of her
sot. Victor, who recently lost his
ri'ife "—Clinton News Record,
'Word was received here on Tues-
day of the death at Pittsburg, Pa.,
of Mr. Frank Creech, 'nephew of
lfesars. James send William Creech.
The funeral tool, pl.Face . Wednesday at
'psilarnti Mich.'
Dr and Mrs., J, H. Hamilton of Erin.
aalnoua a the engagement of their
daughter Nora Margaret, to Charles
W Robb . mathematical master in the
Clinton Collegiate Institute. I'he
marriage takes ;place in August.
The Anniversary and Harvest
Thanksgiving Services of the Trivitt
Memorial church will be held on the
'6111 or:Sepfiemberi-, When the Rev. R.
W. Norwood, M.A., of Cron,ya Mem-
orial Church London will have charge
of the services.
Mr. Wes. Snell has .disposedof lis
dwellinse, on the old Mansion House
property Marin Street, to Miss Mary
Ella Shapton of Stephen, who in-
tends moving into it withc her mother
about Sept, lst. Mr. W. W. Taman
is they present occupant,
I1 you should undertake to write a
lettere to an. absent friend every week
telleae him .all the news you would
get a faint idea of the task in prepar-
ing' a newspaper. .Many of our town
people recognize this and take pleas-
ure in, giving items of news. It helps
us and is appreciated.
Messrs. C. Heywood and P. Bawden,
contractors for the Carnegie Library
have. completed' the excavating and
started the foundation on Tuesday.
The plans, show that the Library
wilt be a handsome
building, and in
the hands of these competent open
there is no doubt about the work be-
ing well done.
A Rural Teachers' Conference Las
been arranged for by. the Department
of Education to be .held at the Ag-
ricultural College, Guelph, during the
iast week of the Teachers' Summer
School August 3rd to 7th. These
meetings are open, to the, public and
anyone interested in rural education
snit' be welcome.
At the quarterly sessionof the
FLOWERS FOR SALE.—I stn pie Official. Board of Jaynes St. Methodist
pared to furnish flowers of all kinds church on Monday evening last the
for planting or- for baskets. at zea- pastors salary was increased by one
sortable places.—JOHN FORD, cense- hundred dollars. During Mr. Mc-
tery caretaker, Exefer. Alister's vacation Rev. Geo. Jackson,
a former popular pastor, will occupys
.the pulpit. Mr. Jackson's old friends
wiT;ebe much ,pleased to see and to
to.' hear him again.
Mr G. L. 'Waugh, who has 'leen
manager of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce in Exeter.: for the past
two years, received word last week
the. he had been. transferred to the
ta,Svn of Grimsby, where the )3ank is
opening a branch. Mr. Waugh as a
bank manager , has been appreciated
in business circles during his iesi-
dence here, while he and Mrs. Waugh
socially will be much missed. They
mbveci to their. new home Tuesday
and the best washes of Exeter friends
accompany them. Mr. Waugh's sm.-
•c'essoa• here is Mr. H, J. White of
Wilcox_Sask., who will not arrive for
two or three weeks. In. the mean -
tithe Mr. Harrington, who has return -
e11 from his hoSisleys, will be in
charge. The new accountant, who
arrived last week is Mr. J. A. Mc-
17oad o•
n l d Toronto.
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FOR SALE •
A second-hand wood furnace with-
out crack or flaw, cheap. Apply at
this office
WHITE CLOVER HONEY. -I have
a quantity of excellent white clover
Honey .in the comb for sale at mar-
ket price,—Mrs. H. Brown, Winchelsea
EYE SPECIALIST COMING.—Miss
J. J Allan, Eye Sight Specialist, will
be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, Sat-
urrday August lst. One Day;
Notice to Creditors
IN THE MATTER OF .THE ES
tate .of Jane Mitchell, late of Exeter
in. the County of Huron, Widow,
deceased,
All persons having claims 'against
the above named deceased, who died
at Exeter on the 19th day of June,
1914' are required to send by post
prepaid or to deliver to the in.der-
for the exec executors
s'pedsolicitorsu
tg
their names and addressed 'and u11;
particulars in writing of their claimse
And notice is hereby given . ur
suint 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
fa:the saidassets or any part there-
of to any person or persons of whose
clain, 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 SXET.IR.,
There will be •offered ' for sale by
nubile auction an SATURDAY, the'
lst day of AUGUST, 1914 et the
hour of 3 o'clock p,,m., on, the prem-
ises. the following dealrable.;',and end
premises .namely;—the north half of
Lot number Five (5) on the East ' ide
of Man Street, he the, Village of Ex-
eter heing part of originalsLot 1uni-
bear 17 en the 1st Concession of Us•�
borate subdivided into vi11ae .lots `by,.
McConnell's Survey.
The property Is situated immediate-
ly south of the Exeter Bowling greens
and north of the Town- Hall., and is
at present occupied by Pang Iwong
as'a Laundry Upon the property
there is brick stare, used for Laurie
dry purposes also two frame buildings
Terms of a1. T6..elrl rrrillase most -;-be et the : Central Hotel, Exeter, 'eat.
ey to be paid ,cash clay ofr strife usda5i August 1st. Oise Day,
Other terms made 1c, o ff' on' day d'; ; =
Sale Yoe' particulars apply to . SPECIAL, Nottice ]VlW. Yeo,
., , t.. ;
DICKSON &. CAI�I;,TI�t,G,> acl�ser�ts�,fnent On another' pale, of •h.
Soliei.torrs• for- VendOesseleltect Tar Sale," cammene:,ng Frida
The cellar far the foundation of morning July 24th. Slaughter •,al
the +>'tew Library has been commenced,
C B. of C. — •The, south wall of
the Bank of Commerce building is be-
ing -cemented ever the white brick
wok
r thisweek. The cementwork
will be done in panel form.
FALL TERM—The Elliott Busi-
ness College which has been located
foxmany years at Yonge
and Al
e
han-
der
streets . has moved into its hand -
Same new home, at Yonge and Charles.
Streets Toronto. The Fall 'Perm in
this well-known school. opens on Sept
1st, Catalogue free to all interested
in a business or shorthand 'education.
SOON TO. BE "DRY" --.On Friday
evening at 10 o'clock South and Cen-
tre Huran will join North Huron and
go into the "dry" area, the three
months extension expiring on that
date Undoubtedly the experience
ivill be new and navel to some people
—distressing to- others—butvery pleas
ing to the big majority. What Exe-
ter is interested ' in particularly with
regard to the matter is the question
of accommodation for the travelling
public, but we understand that we
are to still have the three hotels fo
a. time at least.'
Mfrs. Gardiner left Saturday to vhi-
tt Witt her son at Blyth,
day
�Ir, ail C.ParkLindhilenfeltlthis anentweek,
a couple of
Mis Lulu Martin is visiting in
Warr o:v.eter• and Kincardine:
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Verity of Brant
ford visited here over Sunday,
Mrs, W. S. Cole left Saturday to
visit with her parents at Lucan.
Mr. Stanley Fisher and mother of
Lonclon visited here this week.
Miss Tillie Balkwell of Hamilton is
visitingxelatives hese for a few weeks.
Mrs. C. Linclenfelt.and two children
are visiting relatives in Goderich this,
Mrs W. J. Smith and, W, M. Barn-
ham spent a few days in Detroit last
week.
Miss Carrie Knight of Ilderton is
visiting with her arnut, Mrs. W. H.
Levett,
Mr John Spackman of Toronto
spent two or three days' ' with rela-
tive? here.
Mrs.. E. J. Christie and daughteu
have returned from a visit in St.
Catharines
alfa J R. Inksater -and family of
Paris are visiting at thee home of Mr,
W. J. Bissett,
Mr N W. Creech of Brantford was.
a visitor with his parents far a i ew
days last week.
Mass Bo,nthron and Mrs. Wylie alter
a. visit at J. A. Stewart's returned on
Friday to . Toronto,
Miss Mildred Marchand of Waterloo
is visiting with her sisters, Misses Ida
and Lily Marchand
Miss Maxie Marlock has returned to
Detroit accompanied by her 'cunt,
Miss Addie Morlock. -
M•r.. Victor Sweet after holidaying
at his home here returned to Wind-
sor on Monday. night.
Mr. and Mrs: Roger Crocker. and
Mr. Ed Crocker of Toronto• are vis-
iting with' relatives here.
M:x. and Mrs. Baker returned to thein
h&ne in „Landon after a few days'
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Treble.
Mrs John. Bawden and daughters,
Hilda' and Frances, of Ridgetown, are
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. los, Baw-
den.
Mrs G H. Tom returned to Mon-
treal en Friday after a few weeks' vi-
sit with her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Fitton
Iwr. Wilson who has been in New
Yore.: visiting his son, is again the
'guest of his daughter Mrs. Wallace D
,Clarke '
;Mrs Clifford Spackman and .:hild
of Guelph are visiting with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and • Mrs. E.Knight
in Usborne,
Mr, . and Mrs: • Russell Frayne and
family of Brantford are visitingfor a
few days with Mr.. Frayae's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frayne .
Mr. P. -D. Hill of Vancouver, B.C.,
who is on a business trip to Tor-
onto and Montreal, is spending a few
clays with Mr. Geo. Mantles •
Rev, 1). W. Collins and fariuily are
taking, their four weeks' holidays at
Grand Bend. Mr. C. Duplan will have
charge of the services in the Trivitt
Memorial Church during Mr. Collins'
absence.
'Mr and Mrs. Harry Bishop, who
have been. visiting with friends here,
returned to their home in Detroit on
Tuesday accompanied by Air. Joseph
Davis and Miss Irno Sweet, who. evill
ursi_ in that city., for acouple ,Weeks.
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Exeter
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Exeter and Ailsa Craig played an•••
other- game of baseball in the South
Huron League on, July 23rd,. at Craig
when the home boys defeated _ the
visitors 5 to 1.
I The Trivitt Memorial S. • School
p;cnicked at. Grand Bend on Thurs-
day last and had an enjoyable time
althau.gh the weather was inclined to
be wet in the' manning,.
T
The boys of the Tennis, Club - have
finished playing their schedule games
Mr. Harry Fuke is the,-champl,orf, 'play
er with Burton Mitchell running him
a close second.—Parkhill Gazette.
A number of boys from Dash-
wood were brought before Magistrate
Sanders here on Monday afternoon on
a charge of breaking windows in the
store premises of Mr. Ehlers. • They
admitted the offence and each war
fined .$1.00 and costs.
The marriage of Mr. Bert: H. -Main,
ning son of M. and Mrs. L. Manning
's • Laura Adams
t and 'Miss aur A m
ofCrystalLl
1
5
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. John Adams
tool: place in St Paul's Church Clear-
water; cit Teusday,"July, 21st, 1914, al
10.30 ant.—Crystal' City Courier
Eight years ago last Sunday. Rev.
D. W. Calms became Rector of the,
Trivitt Memorial Church and`luis min-
istry in. Exeter'has been, crowned with
success. The - best; of harmony has
always existed between rector ' Wand
congregation and the church has,.pros
pered under h`.,s .guiding hand. May
he continue the good work for years
to come is the wish of all,.
HICKS' AUGUST- FORECASTS.
—
A reactionary storm period is central
on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd, with the Mer-
cury disturbance ;still in t'ull, force,
r Thick and prolonged cloudiness, :`at-
tended with drizzling rains over :nu•ch
of the country, will be natural results
at this time, The moon, being at its
extreme declination south on the 'nd
winds will blow from northerly dir-
ections bringing a possible respite,
for two or three days from very warm
weather By the close of this mer -
eery ..period refreshing. rains will have
reached -wide ares a the country,
- giving at least •a partialmice--s,uttimee
m
boost to aturting crops, especially in
central to northwestern sections.,
extremes twill probably share host
t abundantly in the peecipitation at this
time, A regular storm period is et
s its centre onthe 7th,, covering` the
1 5th `to the 10th. The full': trioon' on
5th will increase the tendency to
falling barometer and general storm
conditions at the beginning of this
period From about the 7th tie the
10th—notably on the 8th and
loot: for .marked barometric depress
SPECIAL AT THE DOME—We
have just completed arrangements at
much advanced cost for a special new
line of moving pictures, embracing the
latest features which are most attrac
tive and pleasing. In fact nothing
better can be found in the cities, The
Hes, of these series wilt be put on
Saturday evening, Aug. 8th. Remein
be: they will be far in advance of any'
thine heretofore put on in Exetera.nd
axe bollard to please everybody, Ad
mission, 15 and 10 cents. —W, Leavet
EYE SPECIALIST COMING—Mi,s
J, J. Allain, Eye Sight Specialist, wil
e
3uf 141.4
r. Jahn D. Atkinson, who was ce
wav home from Ingersoll, 'where
llrs. Atkinson, and little daughterare
visiting, called on friends here T;rou'l-
day :might,
FARM FOR .SALT..
Lot 7, Cott, 1, Stephen, the ,)rop-
erty of the late Thomas Essery
Brick .House, bank barn and frame
barn. 3 good wells, windmill, good
orchard about 8 acres of . good hard-
wood bush containing about 500 su-
gar maple trees. Soil clay loam, well
drained and fenced. Farm in : good
state of cultivation, one-half mile
from Centralia station.
Possessiout can be given to tuft
purchaser , • .
Far terms and particulars apply . to
GEO, G. ESSERY,
Centralia;
Or GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Exeter.
Sig - Variety [Store
SPECIAL JULY S A LE
This week our Special Offeringswill be
5c
Be sure and see our Offering at this.
price.
August' 10, will. be Aa,niversery
Sale week, Monday till Saturday.—.
Stick around that week es we want
your presence.
Powell's Bazaar
Notice
To the Policy Holders of the Us •
borne S' Hibbert Mutual Fire :in-
surance Company,—
The Board of Directors of the
sae, company wish, to dra,w the atten-
tion of its members to P;ofessot
L,ay s 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'ligbteling, and would entreat thele
to carefully read the same, and would
ask those who have their buildings'
rodded to' see that they are kept in
good repair, and urge, upon those who
have not them a -added to get them
•rodded as.,soon.as possible, as the
value of Rods as a protection( to
buildings against lightning is clearly
set foeth in. aforesaid . Bulletin.:.'
Robt. Gardiner, W. A. Turnbull
President Secretary.
Dated July 6th, 1914.
for two weeks.
e sions threatening August elouds•,vith
violen' thunder gusts,
CLERK'S NOTICE, OF FIRST Po:T
ING OF VOTERS' LISTS
Voters' Lists 1914—Municipality of
The Village • of Exeter
County 'of Huron.
NOTICE is herebygiven that I have transmitted
or delivered to the persons mentioned in Sections 8
and 9 of"The Voters' List Act' the copies required
by the said section to be so transmitted or delivered
of the Iist 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•
tiire Assembly and at Municipal Elections; and that
said list was first posted up . at my office at Main.
treet, Exeter, on the loth day of July, 1914, and
remains there fol: inspection.
Electors are called upon to examine the said
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. DARLING,
Clerk of the said Municipality.
Dated this 11th day of July, 1914.1
New Telephone.
Directory
The Bell Telephone Company of Can-.
oda ;e 80011 to print a new issue of rte
OFFICIAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
for the 'D:striet of Western Ontario, in-
clud:nie
EXETER
Panw
ties ho contemplate becoming
Subscribers, o those who wish changes
n their . present entry should place
tliecr orders with the Local `Manager at
n
oce to ensure insertion :n this issue.
CONNECTING COMPANIES'
Should also report additions and
changes in. , their list of subscribers,
either to the Local Manager, or. direct
to the Advertising. Directory Depart-
ment Montreal.
THB BELL TELEPHONE CO„
OF': CANADA.
D. L. & W.
cranton CoaI
Burns to a white ash
All sizes. Prompt delivery
T. H. Levett
N. ROWS
Undertaker .&.
Furniture . Dealer
High Class Calltlds: a lay—,
on Hand.
PHONE
Office 20A • Reoidlenu•, 2013
eimmoomesse
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s.
8
yll�lillly mnu;i°„e
The Watch
That Runs
On Time.
Sold;By
Lawson & Trick, Exeter
Tea -& Coffee
Store
For . the choicest
groceries,fruits, spices,
teas, ..cofee and , every-
thing in the grocery line.
Cali and see us. A trial
as. to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric Tight Plant
Exeter North
Store
HAVING PURCHASED THE
EXETER NORTH STORE (HAY P.
O. IN CONNECTION) .I wish to say.
that. T carry a fine stock of FRESH
roc ri n
G e es a c
DryGoods
s
And EVERYTHING that can be
hadin 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.
I
JONES &
PHONE NO. 32
MAY
August Tor Bargains
e
will
clear
-1.1 make a
sweep of all
goodsdur-.
ugust Every-
surnmer
in g
thrngmuit'
MILLINERY
All trimmed hats to go at $1
LADIES' DRESSES
at 75c. $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
at 40c. 50c, 75q. $1
WHITE WAISTS
All to go at Reduced Price.
CREPES •
Nice Colored Crepe for 10 &
15c, a yard. -
COLORED PARASOLS,
All to clear at a price;y,.
August Sale. of
Don't miss it.
go.
MEN'S STRAWS
Your choice for 50c. or $1
SILK SOX
All colors. for 25 and 35c.
WHITE TROUSERS
To clear at 75 cents
LINOLEUMS'
1 piece 4 yd ; wide, $1.99 a yd,
LACE CURTAINS
Nice ones for only 50c. 75c,
aatd $1.00 a pair;
DRESS E,MBROIDERIES
So ii.e rare ' bargains for you.,
-.rammer
Goods..
rES
& MAY
iiea,dguarters for the celebrated W. zianitoud (clothing