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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-10-15, Page 8EXE rEft AnsincATc, TUURSDAY UI TUBE 150litel EXETER MARKETS. VRAWGED EACH WEDNESDAY 100 105 55 00 55 00 38 40 90 90 . 75 100 1400 14 00 3 1(1' t 22 . 1 25 27 23 7 75, 250 24 qtr; W'tl at ., ..a4-.. Barley, ,..n. Buciiwheat ..,.. Oats, Pea8-. Potatoes.per bag Flay.. ertort. . Flour. per cat., fawn/ Flour, low gd p Butter. ..,.. Eggs.., ._ , •,,, Cryo . huge, per cwt.... Shorts per ton Bran per bon MISS J. J. ALLAN, Eye Sight Spec ,alist will be at Themitral Ro L Exeter on Saturday, O err One day. TRESPASSIPNG FORBIDDEIvT. Mrs Anti . Snell wishes to state -that` tresp'rssiatg or shooting on her orem- ises i`i strictly forbidden F RJI HELP,—Of text in the sPring of the year farm help, is very diffi- cult to get either locally ar _ from abroad :Xtt the fall of the year there seems to be more heltk than, is re- quited . It is sensible and better for bath the farmer and the Hired man to make engagements in the, fall of the year This gives the working masa a home for the winter and this is important. This experience gets. the mate acquainted with the .arra and hi,. horses, so that he can give much betring a in the spring stranger, Secure your heir. nOw It is wise, it is charitable it is Christian. Write eY SSanders you the Immigration agnt at E want help We are, in a position to supply men experienced or inexper-1 fenced Notting has ever equated or coir,::orcd with the ,Medicinal # its in °S'3otWs Ernls®on to arrest the decline, invigorate .the blood, stren^•then the nervoussysterenaid .he appe- tite arzd restore the courage of better health. Seo:8's EIMOIs!ca zs pure heath a 1'atra'lle Qa rood, 'without harmful drugs. LOCAL I)O1NGS. Fall -like weather set in on Tues- day morning. Silas Handford is confined to his bed and udder the doctor's care Vloaday ,was a great day fol the rabbit shooters. Many shortsmen got good bags VOLUNTEERS will dill on Friday evening in .the rink from 7 to 8. Let there 'be,, more recruits . and all be on time. Thebowlers enjoyed what was in all likelihood the last good day'of sport oat the green for this season, on Monday. The Monetary Times' estimate of Canada's fire loss during September amounted to $726,278, compared with August loss of £2,021,379 and Sept- ember of last year $1,468,524. The World's Series in baseball came to a close on Tuesdaywhen the Boston: Braves won the fourth straight game,fron, the Philadelphia Athletics. Oar game went twelve innings. A special Children's service will be held in. the Trivitt Memorial Church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, when the rector. Rev. D. W. Collins will preach an appropriate discourse. Clive McAlister, who is attending the Toronto University, succeeded in capturing the James Richardson Fel- lowship in. Anatomy. The young man is to be congratulated on his success. Read the opening chapter of the new serial story in this issue, entitled "Money Makes Money; ar a Strange Stipulation," This is a particularly in- teresting and fascinating story and shailcl be read by all lovers of fiction. A perfect town is that in which you see the farmer patronizing the home merchants, the laborers and other residents, not sending out of town for what they want, but . spending the money they earn with their own tradesmen, and, all animated by a spirit that will not purchase articles abroa.I if they can be bought at home. SHIPPING DAY C,,I,ANrGED.—\ies- srs Jones & Willert wish to their - nourice that they have changed shipping day from Friday to of each week. Farmers will govern themselves accordingly. 15 CENTS will pay for she Advo- cate to new subscribers in Canada from now until the end of the year. If you are already a subscriber ac- cept the chance to send The Advo,- catc. for the balance of the year to. you distant son, daughter or friend who wil' appreciate reading the home news e..arr WANTED—As housekeeper of mid- dle age to take charge of N. Dyer ffurdon's house during his absence time month. If suitab le may the service. Far terms apply The Maisons Bank, Exeter. --o-- REMOUNTS AND ARTILLERY HORSES WANTED BY DOYLE V dnesdays theirOS at andstable, Saurrdays. Home DRUG CLERK WAITED.A1 op portunity for smart young fellow to learn. drug business. One qualifiedto register -with 0, C. P.. preferred. At once; Aptly to C. L. COULTIS, Phm.B. Goderich, Ont. NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE.-' I desire to announce that I have op- ener'. a Flour and Feed Store in F. Wood's Old Stand, opposite Posh Office and will keep a full supply of the best grades of flours and feeds. I solicit your patronage. SIDNEY DAVIS Ir. Lough of Luclanow sp ha'liday here, 'The Misses Murray were irz London during the week. Miss Ro1y 'Fisher left Saturday fm: Tororito> tQ visit. Mt Peter Stewart of Dumbarton was a visitor here, Rowell apd Mrs. Taman were in. LoridOrt Saturday, Misse.A LnzzIe at1ti Mary Carling were in London Saturday. Lloyd Rivers was home from I-1 gh gate far the holiday, Mr Frank Sweet of Sarnia was tier for Thanksgiving. Mrs Culbert of Lucan visited this week ar Mr, Whiteford's. H.. J White visited. 11Irs.'White in Toronto over the holidays, nt the Mr, Geo Hol man, Qf Egrgndville visited here over Monday. Mrs (Dr.) McGillicuddy Thanksgiving in West Lorne, Plug Case and family the holiday in Port q'l1i on, Mr and Mrs. Frank Durdfe have gone to St. Tirornas ,to reside.. kir, asci Mrs. McDonald • were in St. Thomas s,,pending Thanksgiving, :Messrs, T Newell and W, 'Schroe• de,• autoed to Detroit last week. Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Heaman spent Thanksgiving holidays in Detroit. R Sweet O,an.di wife and familly al Clinton were in town for, the holiday spent spent Mrs Thorne and Mrs, Knight left las: wee!, to visit relatives in k lor- enc e. Mr. 0 Graybeil of Woodstock was a holiday visitor here and in Dash- wood Mr Fred Elliot of Haileybury is speniamg ,a few, days withhis family ini tewr Mrs. Goodison, and family .spent Sun day an Monday at the! home of Mrs D Jahns NOTICE CHANGE IN BUSINESS METHOD Tfin ' that I have to change ,myway of doisicr business. From September: 10ti, a1. 'meats will be cash; and all accounts owing me must be paid by the lst of October. Date' Sept. 8th. WM. RIVERS & Ca. BOARDERS WANTED. -Mrs. Thos' Garnish Main Street, is in a position to accommodate a few boarders. WANTED --To rent farm of 100 acre:, with good buildings for term of five years. Anyone having such apply at this Office. WANTED,—Good smart boy., to learn WRT,Exeter generalatore business. --=r. A. FARM FOR SALE Messrs, Will Amos and Doug. Stew- art of Stratford were home over the week end Mr William Penhale returned last weer, from the west where he ;pent a. few weeks, Mrs . T Snell and Mrs. McAvoy spent Thanksgiving with Miss Anne For 1 he choicest San--ers in Waterloo WELL SEND THE FIRST fewdeees of Gin Pills to you tree --if you have any Kidney or Bladder Trouble. A£teryou see how good they ace,. ---get the 50e. meat your dealer's. National' Arch St Chemical Co. of Canada, imited "Toronto 207 OK. AGF .Mr Harry Carling returns to .Brant- ford' to -day Misr Jean Selden was home this weetn from, Ingersoll, Mr, Elmore Senior of Toronto was home 'for the holiday, 1VXr. W. J. Statham and family =;pent the week end in Acton, Mr, Coleman. Moncur of Peterboro spent Monday with . his parents here. Mrs Passmore, Mrs. A. Snell and daughterspent the holiday in London, Mr. Joseph Copp and sort' of Lon- don visited with Mrs. W m. Cudmore Thanksgiving Day. Mir. Fred McAlister, who has been visiting ,with his parents at the par- sonage. left Saturday to spend a time at Washington D. C. Tea & Coffee Store Toronto visitors . here over the hol- groceries, . fruits, spices, iday were,—Miss Crewes, Mr. Percy teas, coffee and every - Browning, ?dr. Laurie Watson. thing in the grocery line. Mr A J. Heywoo'i left Thursday Gall and see us. A trial for Viceroy, Sask., to takecharge winte o1 a Methodist circuit for the winter. as to quality will CO1T4in- .iIiss Gerrie McCue,• nurse, Miss ce. jewel King nurse,. and Mr. Archie McIihargey of London were Thanks- giving visitors with Mr. M. • and Miss Doyle, Mrs. Kydd and daughter of Wood- stock, Miss Langford of Thamesville and Miss Muxworthy of St. Thomas spent the week -end at the Alain -St, parsonage Produce taken in exchange Jas. Gould I Opposite Electric light Plant Sixty-seven per cent. of the Meth- odist Conference was in favor of all - mine. women to have equal privilege with men in all church courts, boards an 1 committees, but the conference demands a 75 per cent. vote. Yet in matters of hotel licenses many of the 'Methodist clergy say 50 per cent. is sufficient and 60 per cent. ;or three fifths' is unfair, un -British, etc. Con- sistency thou. art a jewel.—That is the way an. exchange puts it. - Mr_ Wm Leavett, who recently .va- cate -1 the dwelling on his Main street property, is having an addition placed at the rear of the building suitable to havin`r i- converted into a moving pic- ture show room. He is also having the interior of the pl ace removed and and will have it all rebuilt and renov- ated so, as to makej it most suitable for the purpose he intends it. When completed it will be a thoroughly up- to-date moving picture show room, which he willl conduct in connection with the. rink. HISS J J. ALLAN, Eye Sight Spec ialist .will be at The Central Hotel, Exeter. on Saturday, October 24th, One clay --- OPEN SEASON FOR GAME.—The fallowing will be of interest' to the, local sportsmen, who wish to know the open season for the various game -Duck from Sept. 15th to. Dec. 15th, both days loci usive; Geese, Sept. 15 to April 15; Grouse, Oct., 15 to Nov. .15 batt; days incllusive; Plover and Snipe, Sept. 15 to Dec. 15; Har • or Rabbit, act, 1 to Dec. 15; Bl ack squirr rel Nov 15, to Dec. 1; Mink, Nov. 1 to April 30; Muskrat, Dec, 1 to .trach, 31 No Muskrat can, be shot or trap- per during the month of April Lot 7, Con. 1, Stephen, the rop_ erty of the late Thomas Essery. Brick House, bank barn and frame bairn. 3 good :wells, windmill, good orchard about 8!acres of good hard=_ woad 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, ; nit• Possession can be given to, purchaser For terms and particulars apply to GEO. G. ESSERY, - Centralia, Or GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Exeter Pow il's Bazaar .'{pecial • Choose X ,f;.',. gifts now. We set aside any ^r les you waist for a., small; m payetzt dr k, till Xmas, when you pay the h Y Our stock was nev- er a: larges better, quality. We exp ,hiprneut of Goldfish, Globes etr, • :,,bout 100 clays. Flow- er pots lower",pots of :;,es in stock, 5c. up. k ,r dy Granite ware now, c Rtes,: water pails, tea. s. Pudding ' dishes, .lip-' double boilers, dish - ,r etc. Mostly all at' from 10 to lents v`- Gome to l.,xetet's'Big; .Variety .8-tore and get your sup.el:y. :dig, Sale a i Summer stuff Saturday. • 4 Poei1 Brdz( ,.-- Big sal an. Presc; and coffc Pers .say pans isle HICKS OCTOBER FORECASTS— A reactionary storm period is cen-. tial on the 20th, 21st and 22nd. Look, for a prolonged spell of threatening weather, with many local outbursts of severe ,autumnal storms. We ,again admonish all who may be exposed to wind and water on the great lakes at this time of risk and danger from high gales, sleet and snow•, and sud- den revulsion to inclement, unseason-` able cold „We have now come back to the season, of the year when rainy crizzlins, weather brings coatings cl sleet and ice, High barometer And much colder weather will pass about the 22nd to 25th. HARVEST HOIVI"" —Large congre- gations attended the services in the Jasnet Street chitl-el "n Sunday last, the occasion ben t , Harvest Home and, Thanksgiving 7 he Church. The piilpi. was occup a : very acceptably by ;Rev, Graham ^•' 'rain,'whose ser- rtv ns were eloga :i rd foi°ceful and greatly appreciated On. Monday ov- enan, under the nuspices of the Lad- r,es' Aid a delightful stepper was ser r e4l to a vera' large. .number, after which a program 01! {wheal and int is 1 selections by local; talent, a_ . rty essea. by Rev ` Graham ','ttuxw'errtery, was' givers, 1 e : 'McAIli- ter occupied the chair, 'The church wr. decorated in accord with the c..casio,fi: The Rexall •Stor-es of Canada- Contribute to The Canadian Patriotic Fund • he li.exall ztores of Canada, 400 fo the leading Drug tores Canada _ da have unanimously agreed to con- tribute to the Canadian Patriotic Fund, FIVE PIR CENT of their -total purchases of all Rexall Toilet Goods, Rexall Remedies and other merchandise manufactured or sold by the United Drug Company, Limited, Toronto, from October l.. to December .31st, 1914, This action, of the. Rexall Drug Stores of Canada has been un- dertaken •co-operatively, because as a co: -operative organiza- tion, they realize how much more carr be done unitedly than in- dicidually, and it has been taken for two reasons—to fulfil a humane duty in raising a fund for the relief !work of, the Cana- disc, Patriotic Organization, and a patriotic duty in an endeavor to keep a large staff of Canadian employees busy. Tht. 400 Rexall 'Stores of Canada make an appeal to ,your sympathy and support in their doubly worthy cause for iacreas ing the funds of the Canadian Patriotic Organization and for the support of Canadian workmen because,. The fund that would be raised on the basis of last year's bus- inest can be tremendously increased if every man, and woman in Canada will help a little- by the simple process of purchas- ing Rexall Goods at the Rexall Stares. No need to give space ins his announcement to emphasize the higls quality of Rexall Toilet and Medicinal goods. Sufficient to say. that 7;000 of the leading Drug Stores in Canada, Great Bri- tain, and the United States place their personal and collective reputations behind them;. that the public in these countries en- dorse them to the extent of several million dollars worth of purchases a year. Better goods are not made, and yon., take no risk in buying, for . eyery Rexall Store will return you your money if any Rex - al Prod -trot is ,not entirely satisfactory and do it, too, without the slightest objection, There's a full list of Rexall py aducts waiting for you at the Rexall Store in your town Ask for it—kindly pass the word along to your friends. It is the collective purchases of all that wild make this Rexall Store Fund for the Canadian. Patriotic Organization work a big one. The Fused will be collected from each Rexall Store in, Canada by the United Drug Company Limited .Toronto, and will be paid by them direct to the officers of the .Canadian Patriotic Orga- nization, and the amount so collected will be, published in this paper when pad over. `lid REXALL GOODS ARE MADE IN CANADA and you can pro- cure theist in this vicinity from W. S. COLE, {. riiggist The ReXalLSzore c c .iia la. Orb maul from anyRexall Ston in C y United Drug Coln Fahy, Limited Amemomisomir N ( 3TMC E Regina 'Watches, when: sold without an Ofile al Guarantee, and by other than an authorized agent, are lis.,t to be Second Hand Watches, taken in trade orprocured in 's o a other: second=hand way. 1 am the only authorizea Official Agent here, and ain the only one who can issue an Offic- ial Guarantee which will . be re- spected by other Official Agents throughout Canada, Lawson & Trick, Exeter D. L.OF cra1lloll 11 Burns toa white ash. All sizes. Prompt delivery W. H. Levert -TIC D011 ES The DOMESTIC VACUM CLEAN- ER is the greatest cleaning device ev- er perfected.,• THRE THINGS T ONCE. It does three thing sat once; 1 Gets all dirt beneath the rug 2 Gets all dirt in texture bff rug r or carpet, 3 Gets all surface litter. CALL AND SEE THEM. PH ONE OMoe 20A • • Residence 203 T route R. N. ROWE Groceries and Dry Goods OF VARIOUS I(INDS We have been sorting aver our .ENTIRE STOCK, and we find cer- tain articles of value that must be at once turned into cash—so we have cut the price away dawn; CALL AND SEE THEM. H. Bierling MERCHANT, _ HAY P.O. rya y ra " JONES & MAY PHONE : NO. 32 New Coats Galore We In, vr N -w Gnats arriving every few days. All the New Ideas in r1nths. $tori s aid Colors are shown here. No two ,alike, ObiIdr.,ns Coy. in ,t big variety of Cloths, from $1 up. • Millinery Millinery N -v+ Itw'- f-i'ming in and being made every day always some- thing nee 1 e„ i , i be Hat lines Our milliners are very busy early and late Stylish. Winter • Coats We are showing a very swell lot. of Nev Winter Coats in all the Newest Styles and Cloths. Every coat is a novelty . . Remember no two coats alike. This hail always been our motto. Others f allow ' Children's Coats all kinds. x New Fall'Dress'Goods Ali the Nein Fabrics in, the • eading colors are on our counters. A very. large range t& choose from at all •'prices • COLORED DRESS GOODS Nearly every shade is stylish this year No 'natter what you want you will fine! here at all! prices. BLACK DRESS GOODS Black:: are real strong this season fo,' both old and young. Ar big var- iety of cloths to choose from. Men's . Ready-to-wear Clothing RAIN COATS 500 New Raise. Coats just from Scotland where they make the best. All bought before the War. They are • real bargains at $7 tot $15. See theta at once SUITS AND OVERCOATS All then new Fall Suits and . OvVil, coats are here in the season's new styles and cloths. Call and have a look. ES & MAY f1PK,i,i f, C• e' celebrated la'.I?a, a^+ttntord (lint ling y.,