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Exeter Advocate, 1915-5-13, Page 8EXE PER ADVOCATE,, THURSDAY MAY 13 1915. 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 GAS Itilt wwnwL4Iva lHANGED E$OH WEDNESDAT Meat ... 147 arley ..411 ,,.4...105 iuelewheat-, ,. ....... 74 a ►Sts, 1, . 4 . .., a • .. 50 'ea8....1.14 . 154 'otatoes, per bag . .44 36 AO l e fay, erten....4... , 14 00 14 00 'lour, per cwt...family 400 o lour, low grade per cw 2 00000 la lntter..1.,.. ... 411.1. 22 24 eamerp Nutter el 1$00.,1... -..1 ,„421 24d Axe hog's, per cwt8 59 horts penton 4so 00 trap, per bon ......14 , 28 00 r< utear'Beet Pulp.... •.. - 27 04, f< wt,41: s protea correspondents entelopes the Mr Fred Watters of Owen Seuand or; celled to his home• here this week wine to the serious illness of bis R lather Mrs. James Walters. Mrs Yager received word this el' o: the serious illness of her la roller Albert of London, who is eierine from an illness following an trek of ream ns. She lest 1Ve,dnes- at a} evening for that city, She :also cr eeei+ed word last week that her Ste- sc er-in.ta w. Mrs. Alex. Yager, was to ery ill in Swift Curent, Sask., and u.onit'ned to tl confined e hospital. I.1 ti Mr Milo Snell wishes to announce C hat hw ins discontin :d his . "ausi- est Partnership with :tar. Wes. Snell u' nd wir handle alone all business as e Fare: Cars and Service, st AUTO PUMP LOST. -Between 'Fet- ter and Zurich an auto pump. Find -fi r will be suitably rewarded by leas-- tr n„ same at the Advocate Office or t J J Merner's store, Zurich, FREE OF CHARGE. -Colts vacin- b tett against Joint III, Rheumatism, or icrofulas Free of Charge by Drs, a. tweet & Reid of Exeter, if they are ” notified within 48 hours after the :alt D s born. --,-,-- tl Correspondents. - No war stamps v r;: necessary on letters centaiAing n^ .• copy if the envelope* hate ra 'Prirnters copy on the outside, Our o will therefore use the c supplied when a one cent item, wit 'be sufficient. Do not Deal 0 envelope. t; CORN 'GROWERS-- Contrerr to s tome rumors heard The Exeter Cane t, flog and Preserving Co, Is prepared t :o take all the acreage of corn they t lave contracted for. HEIFER AND STEER FOR SALE a -Apple at this office for particulars. c I SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE 1 t A Summer Cottage at Grand }nand x -one and half storeys, 3 bedrooms :tostairs dining room,, kitchen and s sitting xoom -all furnished -on a 'ot t 56 feet' by 132 feet. Everything in, first-class shape. Rents for 310 a a week Foa sale at reasonable terms. r Apple to A. HASTINGS,-Agent,lix 1 eter NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE 1 desire to announce that I have op- a one. a Flour and. Feed Stone in F. Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post i Office and will keep a full supply of ', the best grades of flours and Seeds. ' I solicit your patronage.Y DAVIS 1 F. W. HODGSON CARPENTER AND BLINDER Plana furnished; estimates given free oto all classes of buildings PERRY F. DOUPE Licensed Auctioneer. Live Stock Sale; a •Specialty, Terms moderate. Orders left at The Advocate Office promptly attended to. Phone 116 Kirkton Address, Kirkton P. O. Notice TO FARMERS AND HORSE BREEDERS Free vaccination against Rheuanat- isn, or join 1 I11. If you will notify us within forty-eight hours after your colt i= born we will vaccinate it as; a preventive against Rheumatism, Free of charge. DR CHAS. JOSE & SON, Veterinary Surgeons Phone 26 Kirkton, Ontario, Court of Revision TOWNSHIP OF TJSBORNE Notice is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the. Township of Usbornte: will hold its first meeting at the Town- shir. Hall. Elimville, on Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1915, at' one o'clock in the afternoon. Francis Morley, Tp, Clerk. R R No 1, Granton, Allay 10, 1915r Court of Revision TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN NOTICE is hereby given that ' a{' Court of Revision of the.Assessment Roll of the Township of Stephe.ti{, will hold its first meeting in the Totivn-; Hall Crediton, ,on Wednesday, the 26:'v day of May, A. D., 1915, at 10 o'clock n: m HENRY EILBER, C,rediton,''May 4, 1915 Tp. Clerk Deer Lodge Park, BAYFIELD, LAME HURON "'• Summer. Cottages furnished. Wide, verandas Splendid. Beach. 13&vv1i g,i Tennis, Ice and Boat free. ' "' `= Apply GEORGE'ROWNTREE London:" b c a d t 2 merilltrsPritreagoiersurer-enoineeete . The was alight frost 'S¢itiday ev- ening but very little if any damage was ,done Division Come was held in the Town Hall On Tuesday, with Judge Holt presiding, Rev. McAlister preached in Clinton on Sunday*, his pulpit being taken by Mr Irwin of Clinton. Sunday was Mother's Day in Ca- nada , and was -observed by the wear- ing the flower `Qf white, :Miss Hilda Connors is suffering from a severe attack of throat ,rouble and is under the doctor's care. Quite a number of Oddfellows went to Hensall to attend church service with the brethren a that village. .'Mr. W. D, Clarke ix this week moving with his family to the resi- dence in connection with the 1Io1- sons Bank. During the week Milo Snell sold Fore', cars to James Lawson, Will- iam Yearley. Thos. Mawhinney and George Mawhinney. :Nearly everybody is getting a -Ford these days. It is not so much a matter of a -Ford with us; it Fe more a matter of cant afford. Mrs Jane Smith, who recently suf- fered a slight stroke of paralysis, has sufficiently recovered as to he able to be out around again. Magistrates Sanders aid. 'Moir oft Monday, tried the second case of sell= ins; tea without a license in Huron County and the defendant was fined $56:00 and costs. Thos. Penh$e, son of Mr. 1'fi'iiliatx^ Penpal; who has been at- tending college in Toronto, is ,tow spending two weeks with the Univ- ersitef soldiers in camp at Niagara Falls, .?dre, James Walters, who 'recently suffered a severe stroke of paraly- sis and who has since given promise of recovery is again in a very low state with little or 'eo hope held out for her recovery. On Wednesday of last week the The town of Mitchell which is in nineteenth annual convention of the e county of Perth and taking ad- Exeter District W, 11I, S. was held anlage of the Governments approp- at Blinn/11e Methodist Church. Over align for good roads, expended 56. three hundred registered their names. L3(. for that purpose and received The district raised for the year $2,000 ne-third from the Government or Mrs A t1f. Wilson was again re -el - 2Z90.41 ected as organizer. A good way to settle the hired man We have had correspondents conn- uestion would be for the boss to Plate to us of certain couriers on the o out and work as a hired man on rural niail routes refusing to carry everal different farms. Let him newspaper correspondence without a :now what it means to be hired, and war stamp. It would be well for en to one he would see himself as those couriers who do not understand he hired man sets him, their duties to again read up their The Examiners from the Royal ins st coons Anda Viers .not impose their cadent). of Iusic, London England, rrivee. at Quebec Sunday, May 9th, The automatic resignation of the n the S. S. Grampian, One of them hundree odd License Commissions G Shinn, Esq., ,'flus, Doc., is ex- -Wednesday, when the new Board as- ecteo in Exeter on Thursday, May seined charge, marks the ending of a 3th to conduct an examination at system which has prevailed in Ontario he studio of R, Phillips, A. L. C. M., for 40 years, Since 1872 the method sits• a number of his pupils, of local commissions appointed at the suggestion of legislative members has been in vogue, and all provincial lic- ense affairs have subscribed to its re- gtulatsons„ In that time the number of licenses have been reduced by near- ly 4,000. When the suggestion of Hon Adam Crooks became 'aw there were 6,000 1ieenses in Ontario, and now are but 1,600. --o-- Rev- Joseph Kennedy rector of St. Marys Roman Cathclllic thurchl Londae in extolling propriety and modesty in the dress of young women pans in town. Deceased was in his Sunday morning declared that ,it is 2nd year., A number from this dis- ( his intention to refuse the sacrament txict attended the funeral, among,oe communion to the "fair damsels" hem being Messrs. James and Peter of his congregation who present Fmoo. Mrs. John Frayne, :Hiss De.lia . themselves in unbecoming attire, I athet Itennedy declared that there John Goodison, founder of she is a growing tendency in these times Goodison Thresher Works o iarnia to "forget modesty or even the died suddenly at his home in hat dictates of common decency," 'and city pn Thursday evening :1st, ,after proclaimed a warning to mothers that a shot; trip n the country. He was a lessening regard for propriety in i!Y his 6bth year. Besides lais wife dress is an almost certain forerunnei he i, survived by two sons, E. F. and o: spiritual ruin. He deplored the W F Goodison. Mrs. W. T. Good- fact that many e-oung women have o daughter themselves at the " alter LOCAL DOINGS, IgklaCialCialpalCALACAtidkAIL Wilfrid Stewart is up again after wee: in bed owing to appendicitis The population of Mitchell is. 40 ss than •last year, being now 1706. :11r Thos. Harlon is improving his sidence op Andrew street bye -n rging it into a bungalow. Rind George has asked that no cel-. baation . shall take place on his birth y •Juppe 3rd. Flags may be flown. Mr Milo Snell has rented the ware - n) south of the Commercial Hotel ar a show room for his Ford cars. The work of remodelling the school is beer, commenced, The masons e . . Q L taking out the front walls of illi Ings preparatory to extending them Rev. Blatchford of Centralia and ev. Aluxworthy of Main Street, Be - ter exchanged pulpits Sunday, the tter preaching Epworth League nuts ersary sermons. Dueiug the .hot weather two weeks o no less than 20 horses suc.. antbed to the intense heat 'in this ctton eleven of these being lost by rtnere of Stephen township. Guelph Herald,- Messrs, J. B :°aver and Frank W. Washburn of is city 4 ave purchased the proper - and business of the Canada Gate o . on Morris Street, and will take Qssession on :Monday* next. The residents ,Along so many of the reets of town are asling to have e dus laid this year that the com- e ha'. decided to oil ;Hain Street oni Huron Street to the lletropol to Hotel. and water other streets, A change in the postal laws should c made so as to prevent departmen- t stores shipping their catalogues y freight to within a 20 -mile zone to woid extra postage. The zone sys- m was riot designated for this pur- ose. The funeral of the late Annie 13is- etc took place to the Exeter .:eine- err on Friday afternoon after ashort private service at the ,house and a able service in Trivitt Memorial Burch, Among those who attend - d the funeral from a distance were lis= Ethel Bissett of Seaforth, Mr. incl Mrs Edwin Irwin of Norwich. The death took place recently at 'oplar Hill Caradoc Tp., of Thomas iV rk son-in-law of the fate Robert Frayne of Exeter, and well known to le ,and Ed. Oke. Messes Burdett and Frits were tri; London over Sunday. 11?a' and ?Mrs. Wm, Blatchford of Torontc are visiting in town, Private Elmore Harness was home from London camp over Sunday. Rev, D. Ramsay of Toronto spent a few days with relatives mere last weiek Mrs Geo. Griffith and son of Tor- onto are visiting at Mre James Hand- ford's Mrs. M. ¥*ins is visiting with her Landondap titer Ors, E. S. Leadhouse, to leer, Martin of St. Thomas visited hi- brother, Mr. T. B. Martin, who :s ill, last ,week, lir Colemeo Moneur of Peterbor- ough is visiting for a few days ;with his parents here. Miss Ella Wood has taken a pos- ition as stenographee. and bookkeeper with. Mr Wes. Snell, Mics. 'D Johns and :Miss. Lila at- tended the funeral of the tate Mr. Goodison art Sae* on Saturday. Miss Edna Dow a Toronto, nurse, who goes to the front in a short time, spent Sunday with the family here. Mr. Thos, Hawkins of Windsor, who ha: recently been oa an extend- ed, trip to Quebec, is in town .for a few days on business. Messrs C. H. McAvoy and Laurie Watson who have been attending the College of Pharmacy at Toronto, and who wrote on their final exams., re- turned home Saturday. FIELD Seeds for Sale we have a carefally selected Stock o FIELD SEEDS for Sale at VERY CLOSE PRICES. Our stock of Corn is of the best known varieties and Germination is Guaranteed, le''rc have the following kinds: IMPROVED EARLY BUTLER IMPROVED BAILEY WHITE CAP EARLY LEEMING 1fa;MMOLITH EARLY CUBAN WISCONSIN No. 7 LONGFELLOW FLINT KING PHILLIP FLINT 1i root seeds we 1)ave a large col- lection of d MANGOLDS, TURNIPS, CARROTS SUGAR BEETS ETC. Also Seed Beans, Millet, Sorghum, Timothy and Clover A CALL SOLICITED, C. Zwicker GENERAL MERCHANT -CREDITON, ONT. is n is a of Mrs. D. johns of Exeter. The funeral took glace en wearing waists having very low necks Sunday and short sleeves Both of these :ashion:" with Father Kennedy; ere Cha, A Torrance, o,. Regina, has taboo. invented and patented a unique ma- --- chine which automatically selects Mr , I R. Carling was rather ardor - the best and heavier seed grains, ,unate in the loss by death of two cleans them and rejects smut and of his favorite animals last week. wild oats. The principal on which The first to drop off was that good this new machine works is an entirely and faithful old horse, Jim -or 'The new one, according to the '+claims of Coll' as he was called by his' owner. the inventor combining gravity and He died from natural causes, and was wind in machine form to bring about. oval: 32 years of age. Mr. Carling's the desired result. father drove this horse. for • many The Owen Sound Sun has a good year before his death, which occurr- suggeation namely, that people would ed 20 years ago. He had been owned find a great source of pleasure and ''n the family nearly all his • life,'arid interest ir, preserving files of the _peal had been a faithful old servant. ' For papers which reflect the daily A i f e of his faithfulness, however, he was amp- the community in which they live, in lv rewarded..and few horses had been twenty or thirty year .from snow, so kindly treated, fed and groomed Many..people, it says ,save -copies of as faithful old Jim. Good old dog the monthly magazines, get them "Max' was the next to go the way bound and lay them away, but the of all flesh, dying just one week lat new spap:ers that tell the news of the er than Jim. About a year ago, he people they know are seldom kept. fell victim to a dose of strychn'ne I'f"ever• there. was ayear m the his- and while he threw off the, deadly eifeas be was never the same after. tory or Canada when a good "=crop Max will be much mtss,ed by the was needed that year is1915. The household. Springhas opened without any mark- ed improvement in business and it is DEATH OF MR. FRANK RUSE, - useless to expect any great change Word has been received here by while the war lasts. ,Industrialrife friend£ of the death. of Mx. Frank in the cities and towns will be .noneRue who died in 'Hampton, Ontario or les quiet sand the Dane. thing Rue Ftridae last, The deceased was which will help out will be good for many years a highly esteemed and crops. Conditions in the West and respected resident of Exeter and 'xis in Ontario -are ,favorable so far. May death will be learned with a'great they continue so" Fall Wheat of deal of sorry and regret. The de- which -.there is a larger acreage than ceased. had been a long sufferer usual it looking better than for years from 'anaemia and it was'' with the at this season. hope of -improving his condition that -P-- he ler,' here and went to Ham, SCHOOL GRANTS. -The new ton where a brother of his resides, basis of rural public school grants is • but apparently the change .lid not ,an a sliding scale. Hitherto. the grant have the desired effect and death 'was 40 pyer cent. on, the salary over claimed him. Besides other relatives 3350 but under the new regulations he leaves a wife btvt no family. the precentage varies from 40 per cent to 20 per cent., according for as - MT. and Mrs. Curt. Harness are vis- sessment . and the amount . n which 'sting in London. no, gra& is-givien is also eicreesed Dr and Mrs, Brown of Sarnia arc', in large sections, To give a concrete illustration: A: section with cin assess sitiin€; here th• is weak. ment 3100,000 or over will be riven Mr Wm Beaver of .Stephen left t he, minimum pen- centage. ar Z. The Tuesday for Seaforth to work with amount on which no grant is given Mr August Guhr. iii increased to 3.400 in such sections, Mir,: Wambold•,aad family of Gosh- thereforc the grant ini'a sectionwlt,ere" ere Ind motored here to visit M -r. J the teacher, ^hies been receiving a a1- Krambo t'4 .for a few days, , ° ate o-` '; 5l0• .will be 20 +. eleeeerile. >n Mr, Dunlop „:111amagee of -the Mal - 3100 .or 320. The grant ander; :he sin, Bank •Zurich,' wet. ; :a pleasant former system would have ',teen 360 caller on the Advocate' Tuesday. We Can Saye You 13y buying your coal from us. We bought be- fore the heavy freight rates and war tax. $7.50 for this Month Sole agents for gen- - uine D. L. & W. Scranton Coal. Kesile, Rowe, & Wood Tea & Coffee Store The 3.916 Model OVERLAND will be out on the 15th of May Rig reduction in prices. Wait and see the new Model which is the mostwup-to-date they ever built. Wes, Snell aler Exeter Horse. Cards The Advocate is again pre- pared to give you entire sat- isfaction in Horse Route Cards, 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 House Cleaning Time Order early so that you may have them on time. THE ADVOCATE EXETER Make house cleaning Fasy by buy- ing a Domestic Vac Cleaner from us. It will clean your rugs and carpet bet- ter et-ter than beating them and with much leas_ labor. Then get a bottle of Sun- ny Polish. to clean your furniture; and. if you see you need any new furniture. weihave a good stock to choose from. R..N.. ROWE Embalmer Etc. Phone 201 Horse Route s —rr—O-+4444 PATHFINDER, 15330, 17676, is a our; bred imported Clydesdale Stal- lion ane will stand at his O-wrt stable, Lot 5 Con. 1, Usborne this Teason, W T. Colwill, Proprietor Wes. Web- ber Manager. LORL' HOWATSON, 11,406, 10,- 703, is a fine Clydesdale. Monday he leaves home R.R. No. 2, Ailsa Craig afternoar, and goes to Perry Bice's; Tuesday to Mose Simpson's, 10 Ben Dobb's Wednesday to W. E. Hack- ett t Biddulph, to Dan Sullivan's; on Thursday to H.-Vinson's Whalen ; . to Hugh Carroll's, Biddulph ; Friday - to Harr' Wilson's and home. -T. W. Hodgson Prop. & Mgr. .44--41 VOLTAIRE 32682, a Percherortstal lion _wilt leave his own stable, Lot 27 Con 11. Hibbert, to Isaac Moored Tuckersmith to John Cochrane,'s•; Tuesday to Hy. Errett's to Zurich Wednesday to Simon Greb's to Cred- iton' Thursday to Jas. Shapton's, to R. Sillery's ; Friday, to S. Cudmore's to home -John Chambers, Prop. & Manager JONES & 1VIAY PHONE NO. 82 Spring House Furnishings Everybody is house cleaning. You will want some- thing New to brighten up the home. We are headquarters for House Furnishings. NEW RUGS LINOLEUM Our 100 New Rugs to choose 'from. Prices 34.00 up ro340.00 each LACE . CURTAINS 50t. pairs of Real Good Values 5C cents to $6.00 pair. NEW DRESSES For Children, Girls and Ledies Children's Dresses 75c, to' 32.00 Misses Dresses .,.:.. $1.00 to 33.00 Ladies' Dresses . ,,.• 31.00 to_ $3,00 All Colors and Fancy White WHITE WAISTS • We have an extra Line shaw- ing of Dainty Waists los the warm weather. All beautifully! trimmed. Prices, . $1.00 to 33,00 each, STRAW HATS For Men, Boys and Girls -all the New Spring Straws and Sharpes ere here -from Z5 cents to 33.00 each. MEN'S AND BOYS' SITS We are constantly getting in New Suits for Spring -some very Nift Suits just arrived nor 'v1en and Boys, Prices away down. 2, 3 or 4 yards wide, 15 different patterns -4 yds, wide 32.00 to 32.50 CURTAIN' NETS, TAPESTRY CURTAINS, BLINDS, :VIATTS .MATTING, POLES & TRIM- MINGS. TUB GOODS All kinds of Wash Materials Cupe, Voile, Snowflakes, Ratine Galatia, Duck, Paint Lace cloth Repp Drills -prices 15 •cents to 56 cents a yaeid: MILLINERY Something Neiw just here for your.Surnmer Hat. New shapes New ' Flowers, New Trimmings. MEN'S FURNISHINGS New Shirts, Collars,.' Ties, Belts -Sox, .Caps, Garters and Summer Und'terwear-Moth sep- arate and combination, • NEW SHOES For Men, 'Women, Boys, Girls and Children. High Land or Buttoned Shoes, Oxfords or Slippers in Fancy, Tops, and Pat en't Leather -Prices right. JONES & MAY Headquarters for the celebrated W.E,:Sanford Clothing Ri su HE Fit tae %n€ T1 awn oic vita titi ear cox imp Ge Go the gut to fig sec ails nes cei maa ow sub iv( ATE S1 S to or ti"