HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1914-10-29, Page 8EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEr NEsDA'S�
Wheat
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Plonk, per ewt„ feattly
Flour, low grade per cw
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Lav a hogs, per ewt
•Shorn,. perton
Brett cow ton .
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55 02
as 40
90 99
75 100
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:T is Patriotic Dance on Friday eve!
ea,n'; was a very sue ccessful affair-
The yo.vag people, turned out iniarg
nunnbe, s and had a most enjoyable
time. I e music was of the .best and
the re septs amounted to over $40,
SHIPPING DAY CHANGED.—Jan-`
ea 4 Willert desire to announce that"
their sh 7ping day in future, will be.,
Friday instead of Tuesday as •in-;
pounced
BOARDERS WANTED. -Ms. Thos
Cornish Main Street, is in a position
to accommodate a few boarders. World's Temperance Sunday will be
.observed Nov. 8th,
BARN FOR SALE.—A iranne 'yarn ; Mild weather until Christmas is he-
25xx4e ft, for sale. Apply at this •office Leoit freely, predicted,
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Too many women struggle
under pains and . aches.
They, are not sick --but weak,
nervous, irritable.,
Such women need that blood
strength that comes by taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION. It also
strengthens the nerves, aids the ap-
'' petite and checks the decline.
If wife or mother tire easily
or look run down, SCOTT'S
EMULSION will build her up.
1443 SHUN SUBSTITUTES.
Vor -se
LOCAL 1 11 )1.Nt
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FARM HELP.—Often in the spring
of thc year farm helpt is very diffi-
cult to get either locally or from
abroad In the fall of the year there
seems to be more help( than is re-
quired -.It is sensible and better for
both thc farmer and. the hired man
to make engagements in the, ;all of
the year This gives the working
man a home for the winter and -this
is important. This experiencegets
the man acquainted with the _arm
and his hoarses, so that he can „ i' e
much better ,service than; if he goes
in the spring a stranger. ,Secure your
bele now It is wise,- it is charitable
it is Christian. Write C. H. Sanders
the Immigration agent at Exeter if you
want help We are in a position to
supply men experienced or inexper-
ienced
15 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-
cate for the balance of the year to
yauz distant son, daughter or friend
who wilt appreciate reading the home
news
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 Post
Office and will keep a full supply of
the best grades of flours and seeds.
I solicit your patronage.
SIDNEY .DAVIS
NOTICE
CHANGE IN BUSINESS. METHOD
T fin ' that I have to change my way
of doiriv business. From September
10th al: meats will be cash; and all
accounts owing me must be paid by
the 1st of October.
Date Sept. 8th.
WM. RIVERS & Co.
WANTED—To rent farm of 100
acres, with good buildings for terra
of five years, Anyone having such
apply at this Office.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 7, Con. 1, Stephen, the .prop-
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.
Possession can be given to ruit
purchaser
For terms and particulars apply. to
GEO, G. ESSERY,
Centralia; ••
Or , GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Exeter
Powell's Bazar
Friday & Saturday a
FORCE sale of Japanese
Hand Painted China 10
15 & 25c. •
A good opportunity :for
Xmas Gifts.
A. special discount will
be given to churches and
schools.
Powell's Bazaar
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.
Prod'Uce taken. in e oha,ng
Jas. Gould.
'Opposite . Elect sic light Must
Mr W R, Taylor has purchased r;Ir
Steel's residence in Exeter North and
will move therein.
Mr Thos, Dinney of Stephen has
;moved into the dwelling recently va-
cated by his brother ',Robert on Ann
Street
t�2x John Keys of Stephen has mov-
ed int • the, residence he recently pur-
chasel on William street at the rear
of the Central Hotel stablest
A man never knows of how tittle
consequence he is in the world un-
til he tries to improve; on his wife's
methods of conducting a moving.
Crystal City Courier:—"Mr. P. Moir
p? Exeter. Ontario, is enjoying a vis-
it wit!: his nephew, Mr. J. M. Trann,
and other relatives in the south slis-
trict "
The bright days of autumn may be
profitably employed in the raking of
lawns the burning of dead leaves
end in a general clean up of yards
and gardens,
Rev F E. Mellott, M.A., B.D., of St.
!Marys. an' well known to many here
leas receive t a unanimous call Iq Or-
illia Methodist Church. He concludes
a Trost successful four years' pastor-
ate is St. Marys ire June next.
St Marys hasn't even a company of
irolunteers in peace times, but no
less than 16 of the. Stonetown boys
;ire with the first contingent. _ Exeter
ha- had a •company of volunteers! for
many years—could they muster a te-
enier foe the second contingent?'
. 11' .1.1fA T i, ' Tt 111 3liAY UJTU E:1i 2 i, 11i 14
Mr. Oscar .A.ndersoti of St., Marys
is home for a few days.
We Hamilton bye -election is to
be held on Nave,niber 18,
:Ver A J MoDonell is recovering
after a week's severe illness:
Mr. John Snell, Andrew Street, is
confined to, the house and under the
doctor's care
, c Oaeld, of the Bank: of
Commerce has moved into the new
house -erected by Mr, C. Be Snell at
the back of the foundry on Andrew
street
Mr ,E Dignan showed us a, branch
of the usual fall crop' of raspberries
last week and Mr Well, Johns sante
excellent samples of second crop
strawberries
A few flakes of the beautiful fell
on Mondaybut disappeared as it
fell. Tuesday, however, se* two pr
three inches settle on the ground and
remaix fol. a few hours,
Mrs, George Griffin, a former resi-
dent of Exeter, died in London :,n
Friday Iast, Mr. Griffin, who former-
ly conducted a small store here, pre,
deceased his wife about ten, years,
Coppers plated with silver, 'are
being passed in Western Ontario, and
unless the merchants, and others look
closely they are I' 'kle to be fooled.
They ring true and look very much
like a half dollar. Examine +he "hal-
ves" you take!' in cloaely.
Perth County Temperance Alliance
Last week filed with Sheriff Magwood
a petitign for the submission of , the
Canada Temperance Act in Perth
County, exclusive of Stratford: The
petition is signed by morel than 3200
ratepayers, while the legally neces-
sary number is 2,630.
Bluebooks containing all the ,tor-
respondence that passed between the
nations in regard to the war ,rave
been received at the Board, "3 Educ
ation offices, and, will bet sent out to
the high schools. Teachers and prin-
cipals have been instructed 'tot •1n -
form their pupils as tot: the cause and
bourse of the'evar..
BROKE. HER LEG.—Madeline, the
the 'two year old daughter of Mr. and
W. H. Dearing of the Znd concession
of Stephen • had the misfortune of
breaking her leg above the enee on
Friday last. She was playing on a
mattress when she fell off with ,;r the
above resuilt. The fracture vas im-
mediately .adjusted and she is now
doing nicely.
HICKS' NOVEMBER FORECAST
—A reactionary storm period is ren
tral or the 1st, 2ntlj, and 3rd. The
Moan, Mercury and Mars all have an
influence at this period. As, we enter
the month a low barometer, with a
change to warmer, cloudiness and
rain will be in transit from west . to
east turning to 'snow in the, west, "•and
colder weather immediately .following
causing frosts even into, the -.eauth
about the and to 5th.
1\7r" W S. Cole visited in Lucatx
for a few days,
Miss Lillian Boyle of London was
home over Stmelay.
Ma• Herb, Southcott of Toronto
was borne during th'e week,,
Mr Eirnest Harvey returned horns
from the West on Friday; 4
Lairs. M and Mrs, II Foavell •eft on
Sattiirclay to visit in Windsor,
Mr W T., Hawkshaw of. London
was is town for a days last week,
nisi Irene Hardy spent Last week
visiting friends in London and Sarnia,.
Mr Geo Holman of Egmondville
visited his sister Mrs. Drew • over',
Sunday
Miss Ethel Sweet of Tilsonburg vis
Siteuni herday mother. and sisters here over
Miss Bowman of Preston ! eturneclj
Soutlic
ori Mondattay after a visit wlths Mrs. 0,
Mrs Vale. Exeter North, .'eft chis
week to visit her daughter, Mrs,
Gobby in London,
Ma•. Wm Redden, of Crystal City,
Man,, was here this week, attending
the funeral of his mother,.
Mrs Crewe's and daughter• after a
visit at the Main 'Street 'parsonage,.
returned to Woodstock this ,week.,
Miss Hamilton of Goderich was 'i ere
over Sunday visiting her sister, who
teaches,• in the H ;S, De,partment..
Mrs Gleed of London and Mrs.
Grant of Winnipeg, who have been
visiting with friends and relatives in
town, returned to London Caturday.
Rexall Goods are
made in Canada and are
not costing yon a cent
more than bsfor'3 the
war.
And Further a portion of e y-
ery REXALL purchase goes
to swel' the CANADIAN PA-
TRIOTIC FUND being raisad
by the REXALL STORES
OF CANADA, -400 of the
best drug stores in Canada,
Get a full list of REXALL
TOILET GOODS, . REXALL
REMEDIES and other REX- _
ALL merchandise at nay store
and you will realize how, EA-
SY you cant help and how
.MUCH, you can, help -elieve •
the suffering caused by 'he
war, and at the same: time 'lalp
CANADIAN INDUSTRY as
well by purchasing REXALL
Goads at my store or .tiny ot-
her REXALL Store in Can
oda
W. S. COLE
Exerer - - Ontario
The REXALL Store
EYE TESTING DcMO1STRATION
AT
By a Specialist
As we have decided to take the most advanced o mrse in Optical Science, we are pleas-
ed to announce that we have engaged "Tile noted shadow Expert,"
MR. F. A. GRAHAM of MONTREAL
who will give a series of Free Demonstrate }ns of Es'e Testing by the new "Shadow
Test" method of "Looking into tate Eye." • L)eruonstrntion start
Thursday, NotS Noy 14
We urge every man, woman and child who needs help 1( 1/' the e) cs to come while the
specialist is with us and learn the true condition of their eyes,
DEM ONS;TRATIONS
;Conducted each day from 9 a. lm, to 8.80 p.m, Evenings just as good as daytime as
ail work is done by artifical light.
Examinations Absolutely FREE. Glasses supplied only when necessary
Howey
Optician'
Exeter
Mrp richalr eels b�lglrless at our•`stOre ONLY, so ` beware of• eatlaassing
im ersonatrs
NOTICE
Regina Watches,, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent,are liable to be Second=
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in some other
second=hand way.
I am the only authorizes
Official Agent here, and am 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. & W.
Sorailtoll Coal
Burn to atwhite ash
All sizes. Prompt delivery
W. H.. Lovett
DOMESTIC
The DOMESTIC VACUM CLEAN-
ER is the greatest cleaning device ev-
er perfected,
TIRE THINGS AT ONCE.
It does three .thing sat once:
1 Gets all dirt beneath the rug
2 Gets all dirt in. texture 'off rug
or carpet.
3 Gets all surface litter.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
PHONE
Office 20A Residence 20B
R. N. ROWE
Quick Sale
OF
Groceries and
• Dry Goods
OF VARIOUS KINDS
We have been sorting over
ENTIRE STOCK, and 'we find
tain articles of value that must
once turned into cash -so we
cut the price away downs
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H. Bierling
MERCHANT,
(NT
aee-
be at
have
HAY P.O.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32'
New Lot
Winter Coats
•
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW BUNCH OF NEW
WINTER COATS JUST NEW FROM THE MANUFACTURER
AT 'A BIG' 'CUT 1N PRICES. THEY ARE CERTAINLY SOME
THING ENTIRELY NEW .TffT' SEASON'S LATEST NOVEL
TIES AND BOUGHT AT A BIG; REDUCTION- IN PRICES.
IF YOU WANT SOME THING ,;EXTREMELY ; NEW JUST
SEE THEM
SWEATER. COATS
For Men Women, Boys and Girls.
All colors and combination of colors
to choose from. Prices from ,$1,00
up to $5.00 each.
LADIES' NECK WEAR j
WY are showing the new ideas is
Ladies' Collars in all shapes. Some-
thing very new and nifty are shown
in this line.
NEW. 'FURS'
Mink Muffs Mink. Stoles
Persian Lamb do Persian Lamb do
Marmot do Marmot do
Musk Rat deo, Musk Rat do
Fdx dog Fox do.
Wolf do, Wolf; doMuskk Rat Coats
Dag Skin Coats
Fur limed Coats
Fur Collar Coats
White Thibet Sets
Grey Lamb Sets
BLANKETS
Wc'or . Blankets from $3 to $7 per
pair Flannelette blankets in Grey
or White
UNDERWEAR
The good warm underwear, for Men
Women or Children. -A11 kinds and
all ririce,s to choose .from,
. & MA
Headquarters for the- W 1, Sanfolid Clothing
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