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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-9-10, Page 8EXETER MARKETS. i7'a][,A,NGLa1, EA,.al WEDNESDAY 'Wheat, .,,.., 115 122 Bav'lees. .. ., 00 es oa ucl celxaat 50, • • Oats, , , Peas . 00 911 Potatoes, Per bag , .:... see, ate $aa'yx er tole:. .. , < . 14 00 14 00 Elaine per cwt., family 3 25 : 2 50 Flour. low grade per eve 70 170 butter,,2., ,,. L, '23 iv ht ,s, per cwt ehorts, per trap. , Bran per bora 24 9 40 27 'pet NEW FLOUR & PEED STORE - I desire to announce that I have seete woe a Flour and Feed Store is F. Wood's Old Stead, oppositee oet Office and will keep, a full stuerP" of the best grades of flours and ,.eels. 1 solicit your patronage. SIDNEY DAVIS NOTICE CHANGE IN BUSINESS METHOD I fi23,that T have to change my way of doing business. From September 10th ala meats will be cash; and. all accounts owing me must be eaid. by the lst of ;October, Date' Sept. 8th, WM.RIVERS• & Co. 25 CENTS will pay for The Advo- cate to, new subscribers in Canada from now until the enol, of the year. If you are already a subscriber ac- cept the chance to .send The Advo- caee for the balance of the year to your distant son, daughter or friend wiaa wvl` appreciate reading the home news WATCH FOUND, --In Stephen Tn. on. August ZOth ,a watch and chain. Owntet can have same by, proving pro. ' perty an paying for advertising. Ap- ply to E. Trieliner, Stephen. WANTED—To rent farm of 100 acres with good buildings for term of five years. Anyone having such apply at this Office. FOR SALE A second-hand wood furnace with- . out crack or flaw, cheap. Apply at this office EX .a r Arlarairlarkla air Wales 'Iraqi eve e p, LOCAL DOINGS "4. Civic holiday next Tuesday. Dit'isioi+ Court was held In the Town Hall an Wednesday. Mr :Wm, Leavitt has moved :into W, Her4n's residence an Sanders street. Mr John Colwill is: again confined to Itis. room after a few wveeke of partial recovery The volunteers to the number of 40 underwertt drill at the rink on Thursday everting, If yeti are going to be bard pressed the. winter cut off extras and get down to brass tacks. " Labor Day was very quietly spent here' Except. far the two games. of baseball the towns was quiet, Remember the Citizens Band goes to Londoe, Fair on Tuesday next, wvhica i, Exeter's .Civic Holiday .Thc war in Europe is liable to Le- dt ce the price of apples ,this year lcwea than it .has been for years, Do n.at forget the Exeter Fair on .Mornay and Tuesday, Sept. .21st and ZZnd Da what you can to ?telp it, Thc squirrels will be well suppled wit', good next winter. The beach tree: 'art literally loaded with newts, . His :friends were pleased to see lefr, Jolm Hawkshaw taking a walk down towvx • after an illness of several months The Sutherland -Innis barrel ;stave feetorw at St. Thomas has been 'aim- ed Most iif • the ,machinery grad been nt eed Loss 42,000, ears • Thos. Bissett ,sr„' has purchas- ed the property or the corner of Wil liar and Gidley Streets from W. J. '_Bissett and his brothers, 4fr• Robert W. Dinney has =roved to Hensali to take charge of the King George Hotel for Mr, Sam: Cooper, 'Thos Dinney of Stephen will occupy the house vacated by R.W. R. .1 ilIT.U1 AEI TH.UR111AY 5EPTE/ViBEF, 10, 1U14 Harr,µ Sweet is home from. London. S Purden, is in Toronto this week. M1Lr L Bolton is in Toronto this wcels' t ' \Mss Mary Tom is in Toronto this. week Mrs R. Downey is visiting in De- trait, 17 .W Burke was up,e from Ingersoll this weep. Miss Clara Davis is holidaying; in Wingharn Mr Percy Gillies was in London last week Mr, T. B ,Carling spent the week iii, Taroato. Mir{ Brickwood is attending Tor- onto Faia' 1r Wilbur Luker was up; from Len doe : Mandel Mrs Boniifxtce of London is' visiting MIS jos Sutton. Oscar Anderson Qf St, Marys was hrrne foe Labor Day, Mr and Mrs. McDonald were in".Tor onto over the holiday firs Zwigler af'Haiitiltoes is risiting her daughter Mrs, Dore. Mr. john Chittick spent the holiday at his home in,Teeswwatee. Miss Stella Gregory was home- :From Chatham for the week end. itlr. Wni. Harding spent a few days in Lenclore during the week. Me S Gidley and wife were here arcus Blyth ov,ex Labor Day. Mrs Robt, Sweet and daughter of Clinton. visited in town this week. Mr A. M. Fieaman and family were here from London on Labor' Day. .'Mrs Cousins and daughter of Lon- don were visitors with Mrs, McComb. Miss Muxworthy left this week. to resume her teaching duties in Toronto Ma Wm. Ames end Mr. Mark of Sttratfard visited here over Labor Day ales • Crier of Detroit visited her father Mr John, Hawkshaw this week. _Mfrs Billings arrived home Saturday Farmers of Bruce County are con -front a visit in Detroit and Ft. Wayne templating presenting the British army• d teal 2e bushels of oats each. This air H J. White, manager of the weulc be a good move as Ontario has Commerce spent the holiday in Tor - been blesse ` with a bountiful harvest. onto, Le- ,Hugo.. farmers make a similar Mr Bert Luxton of .Montreal, is move:; spen.dare a few days with his parents The great war now on was start- hese e' by the Kaiser without a reason- Morrie 'Senior and Chester Harvey able cause, and from the way it is attendec the Toronto Fair for a iew being conducted pure exhaustion may days CANNING CORN brine about..- peace. The allies must Miss Lila Zuefle left last week to Farriers growing corn for the Can- ning Factory will kindly bring ` sam- ple cobs to the factorwhen. they y, ey will be' advised when to deliver same. EXETER CANNING CO attend • the siltimate victors. Germany as `, a anatior must remain, but the Kaiser the Clinton School of Com- a and his form of government •mist go. Democracy must witi, or wars will :rev -Mrs Mrs McCoy and daughter Mrs. Me- er cease Nevin of London spent the holiday in The attention of the good citizens Exeter , • O. Exeter and district is directed to Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McTaggart spent a_ vertisement urn S •! , an c rs• e er o' the promenade concert in the rink Taggart this Friday evening in aid of Red Alia; Kerslake, milliner, has gone to Cross work, The ladies of Exeter Lecknoww to work with Miss May in many ways are doing a noble tvorie Armstrong. in collecting funds, making clothing, Air and Mrs. 'Wm, Garner of Lon - arid• for the brave boys at the front, don visitet? at Mr. E. Treble's over and they now invite you to - aid by the holiday patronizing this entertainment by a :biz anti Mrs. Frank Cernisti 01 large attendance and a liberal expen- Windsor were here ever the 'Salida diture . of money in buying the good y things which they will offer you.•Read With relatives. the advertisement, attend the concert .Mr and Mrs. Lean of Thedford vis - ani have a share in helping along eau Dr and Mrs. alcGillictsddy aver the good work. the holiday, The Patriotic League of Exeter t Messrs Frank Sweet, Sam. Wilson, shipped. on Monday to the Red Cross an: D Hartleib `,:of Sarnia` spent Sun Society. Toronto, the following :- day it. town. - 170 feather pillows; 144 piliowcas- Messrs. Richard and Frank Bissett es; St: cheese -cloth handkerchiefs; 51 ee Leaden spent the week end here pais' cuffs; 48 mending kits; 3 uatr eith relatives socks; .2 quilts; 42 sheets. A very Mr . Sic Mrs. W. Clarke and Gale larnumber athe £ pillows s ei1 and eases g, , .. I were donated.by the womenf of the S- utha Friday from a holiday in S^uthampton. surrounding country. The League Mir and Mrs. E. Christie visited wishes to acknowledge the following `,;eir daughter Mrs. R. Rogers true Tor daci atione received during the past week.—I,O,O.F., $25.00; C.O.F. $10.00 cents, last week. Mrs ,ancr Miss May $5.00; J. H. Scott I Inspector• Carlyle of the Maisons $5,00 Mrs Samwells ee,00 ease Rani,' spent the past week on duty et Elleringtor $2.00; _Mrs. England th' local braaich.. EXETER'S CIVIC HOLIDAY At the request of a number of the citizens of Exeter Reeve John W. Taylor has proclaimed TUESDAY, SEPT. 15th which is Huron: Day at Loadon Fair as Civic Holiday ' 'for Exeter and all citizens are requested to observe the same. T. B. Carling, Clerk. th d in an t alumn Sunday withMr d Mrs Peter Mc - COURT OF REVISION VILLAGE OF EXETER --o-- Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held pursuant to the Ontario Voter's List Act, by His Honour, the Judge of the .County Court of Huron at the Town_ Hall, Exeter, on Wed- nesday ednesday 23re day of August, 1914, at 9” o'clock arm. to hear' and determine e cainpIaints of errors and omissions in the Voters List of the municipality of Exeter for 1914. T. B. CARLING Clerk of the Municipality of the Village of Exeter Detect, Sept 3rd, 1914. FARM FOR SALE Lot 7, Con, 1, Stephen, the ,arrap- erty of the late Thomas Essery, Brick House, bank barn and frame barn. 3 good wells, windmill, good i orchard about 8 acres of good hard- wood bush containing about 500 su- gar maple trees. Sail clay loam, well drained and fenced. Farm in good state of cultivation, one-half mile from Centralia station. Possession can be given to ret purchaser For terms and particulars apply to GEO. G. ESSERY, Centralia; Or GL AMMAN & STANBURY .. Barristers, Exeter HOME FOR SALE ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES IN EXETER. We offer for sale on reasonable teams the residence of the :ate War. Drew, on the corner of Huron and Elizabeth streets. The property is most conveniently located in one ;df the finest residential sections of 'Ex- eter. The house is substantially built .of white brick atad is in first-class coaditi: n For particulars ap- ply. to Mrs, Robert I1might on the premises;, to Mr. A. Hastings, or to Dickson & Carling. Quit Dosing "Your Children with strong Cathartics-- Chamberlain`sTablets are most effective in regula- ting stomach • troubles and ewe- stipation for the little folk --one tablet goiee to bed means .a sunny face in the, morning. Pleasant to take, they never fail, 25e, a bottle. Druggists and dealers or by mail, t , 401 ( ind etlairr M e dreine 'rorotito 1►' oAM BEA NQ$ TABL.. 1 Messrs M. I1•I: Doyle ancl. G. J. From countryside to teeming city Dov each shipped a car of horses to'. the Maple of Canada are contributing ro' c:lto' an Friday. mere and money and goods and work • Mrs John Atkinson and little deligh- t , the great Empire, which is ar- a ow on te, • Clinton visited with friends ie. tree' in the world's battles in Europe townduring the week, Communities almost without excep- • Mr Ed Walker of London Tp, vis - tine are contributing from one hund- itee in town over Sunday with his na-r eats , Exeter North. $2,00; Mrs Elliott $1.00.,OQ. dreeeto one hundred thousand dollars to the Patriotic fond, from one to 500e. men to the army from farm produce to store goods to feed and cloth • ,ehe army, while the women of all ages are makingpillows, sheets headk rchiefs, shirts, sweaters, socks, wristletsetc; to make the soldierboy comfortable in the field and restful on the bed of pain - ;JOHN SPACKMAN DEAD,—While wet go to press we, learn that Mr. John Spackman, one of the • oldest life-loag residents of Exeter, passed awaa- thi morning, in his 82nd year. F utter .particulars will be giveni next week ARRESTED FOR HORSE STEAL- ING, --Joseph Sturgeon, a Muncey In- dian:, n dial, was : brought up before Magis- trates Moir and Sanders here on Wed- ,nesday' charged with horse stealing. Stuirgeoe bad been engaged in flax pulling at Hensen and had walked as fa- as Exeter on his way back to Muncey On arriving here he took a survey of the town and among other places visite/ the James Street Meth- odist Church shed, Here he found one of Mr. George Essery's livery horses tied which had beeai, left there by Mr Elijah Colwell of Centralia. No person beingpresent, he, stat into the rig drove out to Main Street, where he had Ieft his valise and load- ing it in the buggy drove South. Mr. Colwill returning to the shed thought the horse had broken away and had gone home, He at once phoned to Mr. Essery, but the horse had not ale. evert, Mr Esseryhappened tomer).- tion ornentiomt the fact to sone person that the hawse was missing when , he was rn- fcamed that the horse had passed through town driven by a stranger, This aroused Mr. Essery's tuspictaIn and he at oitce phoned to Clandeboye. to be on, the lookout, for the nisshig hrase ,I.t was not long before;Stur- geoa° arrived and -wars thereupon are 'Jested. Sturrg'obn stated. ,to the court` that it was not his; intention to' steal the hbxse batt that he •was; a>lsxi tts . to .tbart;l: home to 14huneey, and it was a Messrs. C. H. MVIcAvoy aria Laurie Watsox left Tuesclay for Toronto` to' attend the School of .Pharmacy. Messr Laugh of Teeswater and' River) of Highgate, fdrmerly of The, ivlolsons . spent the week end here. Miss Mabel McTaggart .returned: front Chatham on Saturday, accom- t panieri. b3 Misses 'Dressex and. Hugh,d Mr ,Thar. Hawkins of `'Windsor at;- teaideo the funeral of the late Mrs: \'m' Hawkins, and visited relatives in town Mn- C H. 1•IcAvo,y and Mr. L. Wat scir.left Tuesday morning for Toronto where they will attend the, School of Pharmacy. Messrs Harrington of St. Thomas, Jones and Fisher of London, formerly of the Commerce here, ,spent Labor Day it' town. Mrs D Johns returned Saturday last Iron Sarnia. She reports her son -in laww , Mr, W. T Goodison, as being ill of typhoid fever. • Mrs Lindsay and Miss Ethel Dow left Friday for their home in York - tor Sask. alter a visit with their fa - thee Mr A. Dow. Mrs Walter Pool reamed to her home in London Monday, after a visit with Mrs L, Day, Mr. Pool, who was hero over "Sunday returned •vith her. 'Mrs W D. Yeo and her mother Ars J , C Tom have returned home after spending several weeks with Dr. anri Mrs D. A. Bowerman' of Men- omonie Wisconsin. Mrs, McRae, who was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1, Armstrong; returned 'Monday to her horde he Luckncru accompanied 'by Me. McRae, who spew Monday here, • Baseball LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost 6 4 6 4 Exetet Ailsa Craig ' Crediton Centralia 2 8 A "comedy rof errors" is what the spectators designated the ,horning:. baseball. game an Labor Day between "McCarty iek's" and Exeter, with the errors Or Exeter side, and each bunch cestine a 1*t{11. The result was that four bunches of errors' resulted in four runs for London while the locals failec`.. to cross the home plate in safety The afternoon game was a duplicate of the manning game' ex- cept that the visitors got butt three rums to the local's zero, Harrington fan.1 Bissett were the twirlers for Ex - eta; and it was, not their fault that they. did not win. The visitors were on eager. sitappy, lot of players and put up a good game, The weather was chilly and not pleasant for sport, from the players' or the spectators' e etre. of view . Do not 'forget the Exeter :Fair on; Monday and Tuesday, Sept, 21st and 22nd Do what yottr • can to help it. Thc Canadian Order of Foresters donate&• $10.00 and the' Independent. Order of Oddfellows $:25.00 last ,week to the Exeter branch of the Patriotic League Mis Mary J. Gill, who has been re- siding it, Detroit for a number of year.; bas accepted a• position ore the moraine staff of the Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital, at Kingsville, sat has commenced her duties, I: has been suggested that . the Huror. County Council meet in spec- ial session and• vote a mill, or $40,000 tc. the war fund. Warden Cantelon ha, heel approached and will call the meeting if he sees any demand from the people for it. Let the people re- cites, it BANE. CONCERT.—Ort Monday ev- ening next the Citizens Band will give a concert on the Bowling Green, when the following program,' will be given;' March "Pride of the Prairie"; Waltz "Tat a Rose Garden"; • Schottishe, "Fou; Little Black Berries"; March, "Mrascott" Par IL—"Moose March;'; Waltz;; "Venita"; Overture, "Sweet Brier"; Waltz "E: Torero"; Iblarch, `Oar! the Front Line." ELECTION EXPENSES The following is a correct statement of the expenses incurred by Henry Eilber In the Election held on the 29t1' day of June, 1914: Aut and livery hire 26 50 Meal- and horse feed 17 50 Hall relit• 32 20 Postage 5 25 Telegraph, telephone and express 6 25 Advertising 44 55 $1 32 25 T hereby certify that the above is a true statement of the expenses as certified by C. H. Sanders, Financial Agen' for Henry Eilber, C. E. McDONELL, Returning Officer. Auctixn Sale VALUABLE FARM LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE Unless sooner sold there will be of- ferer.: b3- public auction, at the Central Hotel Exeter, oin Saturday, Septem- ber 19th 1914, at 1.30 o'clock p.m, the farir, known as the Thos. M. Case Homestead, being Lot 31, Con, 1. Usborne. The farm is situated on the London Road. equi-distant Exeter and Iden- salt , 90 acres cleared and under culti- vation; ultivation; about 10 acres thin' bush; % acreapple orchard; one story frame dwelling, brick . foundation, good barn, good stable and other out buildings. It is admittedly one of the best ant most productive farms in the County, and is excellently situated as to markets * avid is an the centre of one of the most populous and pro- gressive districts af.Osntario; convene dear, to churches and schools ; , good roads in all directions; good neigh bore and all other conditions most desirable ' Terms, -The property will be offer- ed subject to a reserved bid; 10 per cent: purchase money on day of Bale balance in 30 days; immediate poese session to purchaser. Further con- ditoans trade known on day of sale. Foe particulars apply to Canada Trust Co. ' London; Thos. Cameron, Farquhar oa • to Dickson, & Carling, Exeter Vendor's Solicitors. • Vise .An•tti ' Case who recently dis- posed of her residence here, moved her household effects to Toronto;last week ,and 'an Saturday''•evening left for that city, "'where she will in future: reside, The best wishes of her many ••i .• way to walk. On '''Friday he 1:ieeds here will follow her to her vat sent to Go„ierich for. trial. new home. D. L. & W. Scrauton Coal Burns to a white ash. All sizes. Prompt delivery W. H. Levett ROE Undertaker $E Furniture Dealer rn High Class (;tY ds a;1vOlyg on Hand,. PHONE Tiesitiel, r•, 2011 Office 20A The Watch That. Rung On Time. Tea & 'Coffee ._ff.e 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 Sale Groceries and Dry Goods OF VARIOUS KINDS We have been: sorting over our ENTIRE STOCK, and we find ter taro articles of value that must be at once turned into cash—,so we have cut the price away down. CALL AND SEE THEM. H. Bierling MERCHANT, HAY P,O. $. 3 JONES & MAY PHONE NO. 32 • Swell New Coats We try and show our New Coats just as soon as the City Stores and can give you as nice a lot to choose from in the very newest styles. New Coats In 'all the New and Fancy cloths made up in the swell fashions Every coat we show is something New and Ex- clusive. They are the best we have ever shown Re- member wesell no two alike $7.50 up to $30.00 New Fall Dress Goods We are now showing our New Fall Dress Goods. They are right up to date in every way. Every Kind and Color that is New is here. New Plaids & Checks Are very new for this Season We have a real nifty lot to show you in the new shades. Novelty Dress Goods Here you will find all the new cloths, Patterns and col- ors. A big range to show you „,at all prices. All Summer Goods To be cleared out at a price, We want nothing left.' you can get a lot of good goods at very low prices. 'TONES ' & MAY Head uarters- for the cel rated E. q e`o W Saxlf lr d 1 'f.