HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-7-8, Page 8EXE PER AnITDC.ATE, THIJB3JI.A,YY JULY 8 185.
EXETER MARKETS.
OHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 10
Barley, , ..., ... , 85
Buckwheat... ..,. fix
Oats.
Peas..,. • , •••
Potatoes, per bag , , ..
Hay, erton... ....,..
Flour, per cwt., family.
Flour, late grade per ow
�E'utter......... .......
Creamery Sutter .....,.
Egg,8„
Live hogxt, per cwt...�,..
Shorts pee t,rn,. ,,,...
Bran per ton .,..,.,.,...
Sugar Beet Pulp
LOCAL DOING'S. 1
0 •tied ____..a.e• ac aa.A, tbgi
St
stalled a pipe organes ata aohasrth
cost of to
00C $3,
Mr Frank Tilley of Windsor has
engaged with Mr. F. Bayle as` barber.
Mrs Tilley is here with bine.
It is easy to prove that pumpkin
29 24 pie is a grand good thing because it
ha.� so many imitations substitutes
Rev, Baker of Woodham• circuit
and Rev Muxworthy of Main Street
Exeter,, exchanged pulpits Sunday,
man died in 'Elgin county last
week weighing 569 pounds. At eleven
years of age he treighed 200 pounds.
Miss Vera Muxworthy sang a very
pleasing solo in excellent voice in
James Street church Sunday evening.
airs :Martian Salter, who has been
restdine. with her. parents, Air. and Mrs
Richara Gould, is very ill with pneu-
.mania
Miss J J. Allan, Eye Sight Spec-
ialist. will be at the Central Motel,
Exeter or Saturday, July 17th. One
day only
Miss Hazel Bissett, daughter of 'tar,
and _firs Thomas Bissett, Con. 3, Us -
borne is confined to her room. owing
to illness.
Elmore Lang, who enlisted in Ed-
monton, and who is a sort of Robert
S. Lang formerly of Exeter, is re-
ported.among the wounded at the
front.
FOE getting drunk and saying, ro
hell with the British, the Germans
have nothing on then," Frank Uttley
or Hensall, was fined $3 and :posts
in London on Friday,
Rev D W. Collins took the services
at St 'irtrk's Church, Landon East,
or: Sunday, while Rev. Beverley, rec-
tor of that church, conducted the ser-
vices very acceptably' in the Trivitt
:Memorial.
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death
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Lucy,
wife; , of George
Hooper in her 61st year. Deceased
aper her husband were ;well known
her•,: having frequently visited in Ex-
eter, as guests of Mr and airs. S.
Sanders Main Street.
Th seeitizens o4 Exeter and twines).
wit, have the opportunity to hoar
Pester Carpenter, V,D.Mi., give his fa-
mour free lecture "Where are. the
Dead ' Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in
the Opera House, With the world's
death rate per day at 90,000 end 'naso
the eat carrying many many of the
bravest of our land into the tomb
and bringing sorrow to many nomas
th. ncec for a proper understanding
of the hereafter is essential, Pastor
Carpenter has delivered lectiues in
many cities and towns of Canada and
United States and is well qualified
to
deal with this subject !rom the
Bible viewpoint.
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EXETER PATRIOTIC FUND
aessesses
Previously acknowledged 1905.22
Little - Canucks Room Va 2.75
Jas Stewart 2,00
Edn: and Joe Fo } ck 1.00
Wm. Penhale• 1;.00
Dashwood for Field lea •shen 1520
1930.17
Mrs W. J. Heanran has returned
from a visit in Grimsby.
Miss leasamaa sa Detroit is the guest
of airs W. J. He.srnan.
alis J. J. Allan, Eye Sight Spec-
ialist will be at the Central Rotel,
Fatter. or. Saturday, July loth. One
day only.
FAMOUS PLAYERS. David Cop-
perfield, one of Dickins' Masterpieces
in six parts will be put on at the
Dona Theatre on Wednesday and
Thursday nights. July 14 and 15. This
rich and beautisul thing and is
bound to please all. Do not miss
seem; it. Its and 15c.
GIRL WANTED, --To assist in ice
stein. parlor. Apply to A. E. Moore.
Restaurant and Grocery, Exeter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by .0 H Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly centidential; no witness
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -A tw a
story new brick dwelling on. Main
Street well situated and conv:nient.
Good stable. For sale or to rent.
Terms reasonable.. Apply to A, Has-
tings agent, Exeter.
APPRENTICE WANTED -An ap.
prentice wanted at once to ;earn bar-
ber trade. Apply to McLeod & Wil-
lis. Exeter.
VOICE PRODUCTION, PIANO,
ORGAN.
airs Harrison Gambrel, A. L. C. al,
wilt receive a limited number of pu-
pils for the voice, piano or organ.
These studies were acquired in Eng
fano improved and perfected abroad
-Italy France, Germany. Method as
taught by Royal Academy of alus:c,.
Highest references, Terms on appli-
:ation. Carling Street, Exeter.
TEACHER WANTED
TEACHER WANTED. -For S. 8.
Na 1 Stephen, First or Second Pro-
fessional, Duties to start after holi-
days. Apply. stating salary, to Wm,
Bowden R. R. No. 2, Centralia, Ont.
= C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth.' aliddlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centra! Hotel, 'Main Street, Exeter'.
Charges. moderate and satisfaction is
guarantee&
Summer Haif Holiday
We the undersigned 'businessmen
or the Village of Exeter agree to
close our places of business at Half
pas: Twelve o'clock on Thursday
afternoons during the months of July
and August.
J. A Stewart T.Hawkins & Son
S Martin & Son S. Fitton
F. M Boyle Tunes Co'y
Advocate Co'y W. J. Heaman
W J BeerB.W.F. Beavers
Lase son & Trick F. E. Willis
1I Spackman P. Frayne
J Grigg Jos. Senior
E. A Follicl; W. W. Taman
A E Moore Jones & May
W. J Statham Mrs. Yea.
J. A. Wambold Willis Powell
A. Walters
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE.-
I desire to announce Chet 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 feeds.
I solicit your patronage.
SIDNEY DAVIS
F. W. HODGSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Plan; furnished; estimates given
free ov all classes of buildings
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
bt C H Sanders at the Advocate Of -i
Tice Strictly confidential; no witness
Help! Help!!
Come in and help us unload our
furniture as we have 'a large stock
which must be sold.
We also • have the best furniture
palish ever made; and a polish For
you cars and buggies equal to none
See aur display of KIRSCH cur-
tau; rads, the neatest and simplest
redon the market,
R
Embalmer Etc.
Phone 20a.
The Exeter branch of the Woman's
Institute intend holding aMiscellane-
aur Shower of field comforts for, the
soldiers in active service, consisting
of writing pads, lead pencils, candles,
colored handkerchiefs, small towels,
wash cloths, soap, tooth paste, tooth
brushes. gum ,,shoe laces, foot-eae etc,
Every mother and sister who reads
this notice is invited to "do' her bit"
for the brave boys at the front. Con-
tributions will be received at the
"Tea Room," \Iain Street, Exeter, on
Wednesday, July 14th, from 9 a. nn,
uanttl 9 p. m,
• Mrs. M. G. Amos, President
:Mrs, A. Hastings, Secretary,
SHOT FINGERS. -Wm. Snell, son
of 'sir Eli Snell, met with an unfor-
tunate and painful shooting accident
or Friday morning last. Mr. Snell re-
cently joined the 33rd Regiment at
Lorido , and was spending a few days
at' his home here. when, on Friday,
he picked up the gun to shoot a tat.
Hs then attempted to shoot a bird
and tripping fell headlong, the left
hanc going forward and the index and
second fingers covering the muzzle
of the gun, while the right hand ac-
cidentally pulled the trigger. The gun
vva.= dispharged, with the result that
the tips of the two fingersawere bad -
1y shattered. The wounds were im-
mediately dressed and the injured
members are doing nicely.
SEASON BOWLING SCHEDULE
Twelve rinks of local bowlers have
been formed for the season's playing
en a contest of each rink against
each rink, Prizes are to be awarded
by the club ;to the four rinks with
the largest number of wins to their
Eredit Games are to be 15 ends!
Th(e contest is expected to be •• om-
pletea by the end of July. Follow-
ing acre the rimes.
W Fritz, T. 'Davis, sr., H.Spackmani,
W W Taman.
B Gillies, Mr. Burwell, Rev. Collins
L H Dickson..
F May W. Statham, 5., G. Stan-
bury W J. Heaman,
C Howard, C. Skelton, N.J. Dore,
J A Stewart.
J Davis. jr., J. Wambold W. May,
W D Clarke.
Dr Reid, Leie Wilson, J. Grieve, G.
Anderson.
D. McInnis, W, Funke, J. H. Scott,
F W Giadnan,
F Dejbridge, S's C. Hannia,, T. El-
liott. C -B. Snell.
J' Mallett .. A. Hastings, ' Geo.
Hawkins J. Senior R', N. Creech,
R N„ Rowe, W. T. Wiilson aW: H..
Leuett H. J. W,hitee. s.:
D. Stewart,A. J. Ford, N. D. Hur-
dor R G. Seidon.
M aurae, J. A. McDonald, I. R.
Caking • E. J. Christie.
(A riuimb r. oe Exeter bowlers are
attendag tine Seaforth tournament
this week.
The Exeter Bowling Tournament
dates' have been fixed foe August 11
nd following days,
Mr. W. 5. Heanian" last" week ' Inform-
ed the Exeter Bowling Assoc": boar,
the. he would' donate °a trophy for
the `Consolation Event' at the annual
Tourtiament. Needless to shy the
1hanka "Of the chub are Me. Heaman's
a`tYil' have" three t;•oph•ies--Tlie S,
G Bawsien the. Merner-Eilber and'.
TheaW,.:. J. a -Inman.
see es
FRUIT BULLETIN
But cherries now; White, Black
Red Sour all Niagara grown are
now most plentiful. The Red Sour
the par excellent for preserving
Have your Grocer secure your
needs at once. Raspberries be-
gic to arrive next week.
Canada Tempeeranial majority in for
Perthths
175„'
A. man who is, distrustful of other
people should .not expect other people
to trust him.
The Citizen's Band of Exeter spent
a pleasant evening on Monday at the
hams ot one of their number, Mr. Ed.
W estcott, svho was recently married.
A musical program was furnished and
the host and hostess served a delight-
ful supper
, BAND CONCERT, -.The Citizen's
Bane will give a Band Concert in
Victoria Park on Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock when an excellent program
wil be rendered, The same evening
the band will parade to the Trivitt
Memorial Church with the Orange-
men On the following day, July 12
tit Band will furnish music at the
celebration at Lucan.
SE
ON TO
MENR1Owing to.
`an iutexpeccted EN & Gall
to London Rev, D. W. Collins was
unable to attend to his church duties
here on Sunday, hence the special
sermon to men had to be postponed
untie next Sunday evening. He will
they, deliver his intended discourse,
coupling with it an address to the
Orangemen, who will be in attendance
it being the occasion of their annual
parade. As before stated the sermon
wil' be of a patriotic nature and Mille
directed to men, and the Orangemen,
everybody will be welcome.
BRINTNELL-MAIC D ONAL D.- S t.
Giles Church was the scene of
a pretty wedding on Monday after-
noon when et Miss Mamie mte 1
ac
Do
nol
d
daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac-
Donald Boyd avenue, became the
bride of Mr. Roland Brintnell, sort of
Mr and Mrs, James Brintnell, Exeter
Ont, The 'bride was given away by
her father and ware a becoming suit
'n,'' French blue cord silk with corsage
bouquet 0, br`de's roses and valley.
lilies The coat opened over a dainty
white waist
anlace
will. hat tonatchn Tl a s
.rbridesmaid
alis Margaret MacDonald, sister of
tht bride chose a gown of sand col-
ored crepe de chene, the coatee op-
ening over a ninon waist in the sane I
shade. Her hat was a large pale blue !
crepe de chene with black velvet t
crown. She wore a corsage bouquet' "
of pink blush roses. Mr. Jordan Gra-
hanm supported the groom After the
ceremony areception was held at the
bride's parent's home. The table was I'
tastefully decorated with satin stream-
ers, centered by a large wedding cake
The young couple left on the Tor-
onto express for a brief honeymoon
in the east, -Winnipeg Evening Trib-
une.
On arriving home the young ,,ouple
were pleasantly received at the 'ionte
of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sas Brintnell Huron St. They have
been the recipients of many valuable
and useful g ifts among them being
a beautiful mantel clock, the gift cf
Mr, and Mrs, Sam. Sanders, ;rand --
parents or the groom, Three of the
grandsons already received one of s
these clocks and it is the fondest )'
hope of all that they may long live•to
see each grandchild the recepient of
a "Grandfather's Clock" The young
couple intend leaving Friday for their
'uture home in Winnipeg,
Mist Ruth Hooper is hone °rom
London
Mrs Piper was in Landon for the
holiday
Miss Merril Gould is home <rom
Beaverton.
Mrs Wm. Burke was in Brussels
thi- week.
Alias Whimster returned to Otta..
wa or Tuesday,
in
Mr Will Amos of London was
toren for July lst,
Mrs Clark of Usborne is • the guest
a` Mrs Wm. Fletcher;
Mr Hugh McKay has returned to
Detroai after avisit here,
Afts Hind of Usborne is visiting
het daughter Mrs. T. Baker.
Miss :Madeline Carling arrived home
front Toronto for the vacation.
Mr Geo.. Holman of Egnondville
called on friends here Monday,
Mr and a ra--John Salter of Lon -
dor were visitors here this .week,
Mrs Lynes of London visited her
sister ears, Jane Smith last week,
License Inspector John Torrance
was in town on Saturday on official,
duty
\1r Walter Dearing of Chatham
visitec,, here with friends during the
tweet"
Alt Frank Cornish and family of
Windsor visited relatives here durin
the week
Mass Berry has returned to her !tome
iu Ingersoll, after visiting her sister,
Mr.. Seldom,
Mr Thos, Hazelwood went to Mark's
dale owing to the illness of, his sister
Mrs Freeman,
Mrs:. Tillie Yager, after spending the
millinery season in. St. Marys, has re -
toned to. her home here.
airs S Mar tar, Mss Lulu and Mr,
ant' ears, Wilbur Martin were visitors
'n Dorchester for the 1st,
Miss Ila Kerniek and 4r. j. H,
Saunders of Toronto are guests at
he
t e
hon.... of Mrs. � r
s. h
A,S e .
ere
Mrs Inwood ood and Katharine are '
'ting Mrs, S. Sanders, Main St, Mr.
Inwood was here over Sunday,
vas
1
Mr Thos, Hawkins, who has been
spend=ng the past few weeks here,
returned to Windsor Saturday,
Miss Gladys trestle left Saturday
for Detroit, Walkerv-ilIe and other
places • to spend a few weeks holidays.
flys Craig of Brighton is visiting
Tath relatives here, the guest of her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Fitton
Mr and Mrs. McAlister returned to
the home of Mr. Jewell for a few
days and since loft far their home
an Sarnia,
Mr Thos. Welsh of London vis-
ited relatives here on July lst, It is
eight years since he was in his old
orae. tow
•
lis David ;Bias of Gulelph Was a
pleasant caller on old friends ;rere
las week. It was a pleasure to see
hint looking so well.
Mr Roland Brintnell and newly
wedded bride are spending a couple
weeks of their honeymoon here with
relatives and friends.
Private Fred Mallett and wife, who
were recently married in Landon, and
Private Will Snell of London were
holiday visitors with relatives here,
Air E Christie was in Guelph last
week in connection with the demon-
trations and lectures to the Ontario
epsrtment Judges at the O,A.C,
Mrs Louiisbery and Miss Marion
McIlree of Hamilton, and Mrs, Ingle-
by al. Brantford are the guests: of
Its James Dignan aor several days.
Airs G. Crawley was in London s
lasr week. r
Mr Allen Myers visited relatives in in
tea r over Sunday. iz
Air Reg Bissett returned home from
Chatham on Tutesday,
ells: Vera Rowe of Toronto is holi-
daying at her home 'here.
Mrs Horace Harwood is visiting his
':.siting his mother, Mrs. Pickard,
Air Jack Chit ck of Lindsay is
visiting with friends here for a few
days.
Alis Ed. Christie is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. R. Rogers in Toronto. S
Alastet T.om Rogers is here with his cf
grandfather, Mr. E. Christie. ge
Miss Annie Harvey, who has been
ojourni.ng in Detroit for some time,
eturned last week and is naw visit -
g with her sister, Mas. Albert Brown
Stephen.
Miss Winnie Howard, who has been
teaching school at Edmonton, Alta.,
returned to her home here on Friday
to spend the holidays, after which she
will return to that city. -
• \•Ir and Mrs. Alvin Brintnell of Vic -
tarifa Square are here visiting relatives.
We understand Mr. Brintnell, who has
been teaching school at Victoria
quare has tendered his resignation
that school and will endeavor to
t a. school near Exeter.
POWELL'S
Re -Opening Sale SATURDAY
Our Store has been undergoing repairs; and once more we
are open for business. Our intention from now on is to feat-
ure the 10 and 15r, business, and while we do not pose as a
15c store, we will have so many item., at the popular price of 10
15 and 25c. that we may get due credit.
We are here 5 years next month. We have learned many
stunts, the best is WHERE AND WHAT TO BUY AND
HOW to SELL. We don't know all however, but what we do
know we will try and use. We want everyone who reads this
to come and •firing their friends tc the feast of Bargains, on
this RE -OPENING SALE DAY. SATURDAY, then GET
THE HABIT OF STEPPING IN 'and looking around every
day you are on the street. YOU ARE WELCOME SURE.
A FEW SPECIAL ITEMS FOB SATURDAY -
15c. GRANITEWARE
8 qt. Dishpans
5 qt. Saucepans
2 qt covered saucepans
5 qt. Dairy pans.
2 qt Coffee Pots.
Larger pieces 3 fair $1.
STATIONERY
100 Special Boxes 15c
500 Special Pads 3 for 25c.
500 specilla ' envelopes 3 for 25
PICNIC NECESSITIES
Paper plates •25 for 15c.
Paper Napkins 25 for 15c.
Paper lunch sets 10c.
Decorating papers 3 for 25c.
GLASSWARE
Elegant Shapes and Sizes
500 pieces in all, -10,' 15, 25c.
Think of the prices.
Irresdecent and Nucut-looks
like real emit glass.
APRONS
Ladies 25c
Chad's 15c,
Child's Dresses 25c.
Child's Bibs, 5c. 10c..
Child's Suspenders 2 for 25c.
Ribbons 2 yards 25c. '
Feelings, white, • cream,' black:
10c. 15c.,
CANDY COUNTER,
CHINAWARE Spec.jellies & hard sorts 15c.
We hewer ad':a Sp c Williard's Chocolate 29c
h more rbeaut Salted, peannuts, Sat. only 15c,
ilul assortment of wedding & Gums -6 for 25c,
birthday presents, at so low - Alt above sold Saturdaystrict-
prices-all battgbt before the lat.fresh, patinds only at above
ma,r pries
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
CONI;b, EARLY' 'TO TRE BIG VALUE STORE.
The Etoine of the'Ed Sou Phonograph
The 1916 Model
OVERLAND
is now out and is a beauty
Rig reduction in prices. Call and see the new Modes
which is the most -up -.to -date they ever built,
Wes. Snell
Dealer
Exeter
The Advocate subscriptiion mail- and if it does not read at .,east up to
ing list has been carxected up to the date. kindly attend to the 'natter and
Third of June. Look at your label oblige.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For
the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, . coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line.
Call and
se6 us. A trial;
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
Genuine
D. L. & W.
Sorailtan Coal
Agents For
British Americ-
u Oil Co.
Keslle, Rowe, & Wood
JONES MAY
E'HONE NO. 82
SON J11111 BRIEN
Our July Sale of Summer goods always gives
you something New at Reduced Prices. Ail New
Goods Are Quoted Below.
ummer Tub Goods
COLORED CREPE
A big counter full of all col-
ors at only `123 c yd,
GALATEAS
A splendid fabric for Dress-
es Rompers, or Boys' Suits.
All calors in stripes 15c. yd.
NEW VOILES
Just in this week, Some
nice patterns 25c. to 40c yd,
CURTAIN NETS
By the yard in white and
cream. Wash nets. Prices
15c 20c., 25c. arid 35c.
All Summer Millinery
To Go At Less Than Half Price
$1.00 alitTS
A fine selection to choose
from A Bargain.
SUMMER DRESSES
For Ladies, Girls, and Child-
ren -all at Reduced Prices.
Ladies Dresses $1,001o$,3.00
Girls' Dresses $1,00 to 8,2.00
Children's dresses 65c. to a1
LADIES WHITE WEAR
Now is the time for your
White Skirts, Corset Covers,
Princess Slips, Night Gowns,
and Drawers. A big variety
to show you for warm weather,
,$2.00 HATS
Same of our very best hats
are on the table. See tfiem.
WHITE WAISTS
We are showing a real nice
lot of waists for 98c. each,
Better waists from $$1 to
$2.50. Dozens to pick fron9.
MEN'S' FURNISHINGS
Straw Hats for 50c. and $1
Fine Shirts $1 to $2.
I'tew Outing Shirts $1:50
Fancy Sox .25c. to 50c.
Suspenders, invisible braces
Ties, Collars, & Underwear
A PARASOL BARGAIN
A real smell bunch of $1, $1,25, $1.50, and $2.00
Parasols.
Your choice forwhile
95�+s; they last.
Headquarters for; the celebrated W E.'Sanfoncl Clothing
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