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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-7-15, Page 8• yy EXE TER ADVOCATE, THURSf1,AY JULY 15 i tt 1 5 EXETER MARKETS, CHANGED EAOH WEDNESDAY 110 05. Wheat Barley • . , BuelewheaG.,,,,,,,,.• Oats, Peas ,..• Potatoes. per bag ..., Hay, erton Flour, per cwt., family Flour, low grade per cw $utter . . .............A . Creamery Butter Eggs... , Liffe hogs, per owt, Shorts per t ... Furan per eon ..a+„+„a,a. 65 50 150 30 I4 00 14 500 3 33 I, 90 22 29 20 21 9 00 30 00 28 00 TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM— This famous old play that is consid- ered to be better than a million tem- perance lectures, will be the attract - arse at the Dome Theatre on Wed= nesday and Thursday nights, July21 and 22. This play is shown .n five reels and should attract a large num- ber, it being the oldest and greatest pica, new put on in Motion Pictures. Adm.ssien lttc. and 15c. air Burwell of the Molsons Bank end wife and Mr. McDonald of the Ban'_ ei Commerce and wife, areaway on their holidays. Misses Mary and Phoebe Easter - brooks returned Tuesday from a vis- it w ita Seaforth and Goderich ,rlends Mr and Mrs. F. aIallett were in Londor over the lath. "ROUGH ON RATS” clears out Rats Mice,etc, Don't die in the louse 15c and 25e. at Drug and Country Stores alis,; J. J. Allan, Eye Sight Spec- ialist will be at the Central hotel, Exeter, on Saturday, July 17th. One day only LICENSES ISSUED by C I•I Sanders at the Advocate Of - :ice. Strictly confidential; no witness YOUNG MEN WANTED— HAN- DLE MOTORCYCLES, AUTOMOB- ILES Accessories, s, Etc,: Local ) oSt tions, Machine furnished; 5c. brings !. the safer: also special easy payment, terms.—General Motor Agencies, 703 C. P. R Bldg., Toronto, Ontario. WAN TED—To buy or rent, a first class• farm of about 100 acres. Good buildings, fences and drainage. bandy to station church and school, Write W C Peeve, Fingal, Ontario. rallaiiintaalrairilFairaltsairaraell LOCAL DOINGS. Isa cc torah 2aCALa6 alto Miss J J. A/Ian, Eye Sight Spec- ialist will be at the Central Hotel, Exeter on Saturday, July 17th. One day only Everybody should be taking pride in the home surroundings. Just now the call is to cut the weeds and keep the grass curt down. No owners have been found ;.ori the shirts waist, brush and comb, etc. fount by Mr. Chas. Bitney bur led in a ground hog hole along the track last week. Mx Fred Witwer, Exeter North, has purchased a fine driver from Mr. Ezra Wi:llert of Dashwood. Fred says he doeer t have to take anybody's dust now The Trivia Memorial Church Sun- day School will hold their annual Pic- nic at Grand Bend on Tuesday, July 27th, This picnic promises to be the best held in years. Last Tbursday afternoon was the first of of the summer half holidays. There is no doubt in anyone's mind no but that the weekly hell holi- des is the proper thing, The Canning Factory started oper- ations on this year's pack of peas Friday last, The pea crop is a .air yiela this year, while the corn is in need of warmer weather. It is remarkable that the first pat- icni attended by ,tiliss Edna low in. a hospital at the ,front was an Exeter Oltt Boy, Elmore Lang, who was in- jured in the hip and ankle, Two rias of Exeter bowlers skip- ped lay C. 13, Snell and R. G. Seim do z. were in Se,aforth last week at the Tournament. The former won two and lost :two, while the latter got into the semi-finals in the consol- ation event, but last to a Mitchell rink One would hardly think that the mania of theft would lead one to sten. the flowers planted along the of church, andyet it is front a hue h nt n , so, as two ladies witnessed the theft rhe other night from in front of Main Stree. Methodist church. Three plants were stolen VOICE PRODUCTION, PIANO, ORGAN. Mrs Harrison Gambrill, A. L. C. M. will receivea limited number of pu- pils .for the voice, piano or organ. These studies were acquired in Eng- land. improved and perfected abroad —Italy France, Germany. Method as taught by Royal Academy of Music. Highest references. Terms on appli- cation, Carling Street, Exeter, TEACHER WANTED TEACHER WANTED.—For S. S. No 1. Stephen, First or Second Pro- fessional. Duties to start after holi- days. Apply, stating salary, to. Win. Bowden R. R. No, 2, Centralia, Ont. C W. ROBINSON' LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR far Counties of Huron Perth. Middlesex and Oxford, Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter. Chargce moderate and satisfaction is guaranteed. Stray Steer : There strayed from the faun of John McMahon, Lot 4, Con. 4, Hay Townshie on or about June 20th, a two-year-oid spotty steer. Reward o' $20 for information that will lead to the recovery of the animal. BYRON HICKS, Centralia. P.O Summer Half Holiday We the undersigned businessmen as the Village of Exeter agree to close our places of business at l-Ialf pas: Twelve o'clock on Thursday afternoons during the months of July and August. J. A Stewart S Martin &Son F. M. Boyle Advocate Co'y W. J Beer Leeson & Trick K Spackman J Grigg E. A Follicle A E Moore W J Statham J. A. Wambold. A. Walters T.Hawkins & Son S. Fitton Times Co'y W. J. • Heaman B.W.F. Beavers F. E. Willis P. Frayne Jos. Senior W. W. Taman Jones & May Mrs. Yea. Willis Powell FRUIT BULLETIN Every housewife can put down a good supply of Cuthbert raspber- ries The very best; all Niagara Peninsula grown. Black Currants ar, also now at their best for canning Montmorency cherries coming fast, Have your grocer order at once. Mr Arthur Grlanviite home in Exeter Ncxth. Private James ,Morrison of Stella is named among the woameled at the front. We are pleased to hear that Mrs. Maartas• Salter is recovering from an attacl of pneumonia. The council is this week laying- the water arnaina on Huron Street to a paint west of the tra. clt, The Patriotic League purpose hold- ing an entertainment in the middle oP August. Full particulars later, James Street Sunday School picnics at Grand Bend +on Thursday end ' Wn Street on Tlmrsday f next week. The Main Street League held an enjoyable- ice cream socal on Tues- day and an interesting program was rendered, `those efarrttexs who cwt their nay Iasi w eek are regrettit►g it as the crop has fairly jumped dace the re -t cent rants is ill at his The. Huron. Old. Boys excursion, which has been an annual feature; from Toronto, has been discontinued because the fare asked by the tai;I- way was too high to malee the ex- cursion any inducement. A picnic will be held instead at Centre Is- land Toronto. on the 8th of July. The town Regulars and the LO,O.F. baseball teams played a game of ball on Thursday evening, resulting in ta•tor 01 the former by a score of 7-3. The game went seven innings and but for on aeroplane flight in one session when the Regulars scored 6 run: the game would have been a good one. 'the Citizens Band gave a delight - pt ogrvr- ire Victoria Park on Sunday atternaoe at 4 o'clock. The attend- ance from town and country was very Wig( and all thoroughly enjoyed the concert and the hope was frequently expressed that the band would con- tinue the Sunday afternoon programs fat Victoria: Park, and that the Council feet; the grass a little shorter and provide. considerable seating for those who attend. NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE . - 1 desire to announce that I have op- ener: a Flour and Feed Stone in F. Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post Office and will keep a full supply of the best grades of flours and :eeds.r i solicit your patronage. SIDNEY DAVIS MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED bs C H Sanders at the Advocate:01-. fire 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 .axed buggies equal to none. —Sea display' of KIRSCH aura taut, rods. the neatest and simplest rod on the market, R. N. ROWS Etmbalmer. Etc. Phone 20a, \Iu- W, J. Heaman spent !ast week bowline with his brother Bert of London at the O.B,A, tournament in Niagara Falls, and while they were able to reach the semi-finals in the consolation event of the rink ..ontest and also in the Scotch Double con- test, they were unfortunate enough to lose at that critical point, but in each case only by one shot. This is getting as ,near to -the prize as pos- azarci q;xnor pine prig} u suAt ,aaat}; rayl ureal aa uan;aa s,uetuezea ale aeuie •2ulutnu Atten;at: teotaa saes in the Daubies and they won the third: silk umbrellas, A strange disease has recently been noticed by some of the chicken tan- ciers in Clinton. Chickens seem to be well anti hearty arid scratching around then in a few moments fall dead, or seem to lose the use of their limbs, at least, before expiring. One man has lost eighteen fine birds, another seven and another nine. They cannot lath - en this strange malady. All the chickens thus dying have reached the size whets they would dress at about one and a half pounds. Pastor Carpenter, who is undoubt- edly a follower or colleague of Pas- tor Russell appeared here on Sun- day afternoon and gave a talk on "Where are the dead'', in the Opera House -to a fairly large attendance. On the whole the discourse was not unusual in any way, but was simply a fairly good sermon. With refer- ence to, his subject in particular, he quoted scripture to uphold his argu- ment that when man died he simply goes asleep and knows nothing until the resurrection and judgment day. That is practically the .only point in whicb otbers might differ With 'aim, and we cannot 'see that it matters a great deal whether the judgment day i: immediately after death ar a mil- lion years later. The main point is as described in the well-known toast, "If you are alright here you'11ebe:al- right . there." Isen't that what all the pastor's teach? --o-- DIED IN DETROIT.—The death occurred in Detroit, Mich., on July 8, of a former well - known resident of Exeter in the person of • Isabelle Gould, relict of the late John Gould, at the age of 76 yearsand '6 months. Deceased moved to Detroit about 15 years ago some years after the death of Mr. Gould, and has during her residence there, made her Thorne; with her daughters. Five daughters survive, Mrs. Walt. Andrews, Mn s. Charles Coates and Mrs. Arthur, An- drews and Mrs. (Dr. W) Browning of Detroit and:.Mrs. (Dr )Farguson,. of Pontiac, Mich. The retrinii s 'were -brought her for burial, arriving Fri - !day eveaing, the funeral taking place Saturday Saturday afternoon, from the resid- :ence of Mr, Jaynes Gould,::tor Exeter cemetery. Ainong those who attend- ed the •funerail from a distance 'were -IVI,r and Mrs,_Chas. Coates, Mr, arid Mrs. Arthur Andrews' and Dr., Fer- guson and .family, Mr Smith, who runs Grar.4 fiend Park pleaded guilty to selling liquor, before Atagistra,te Moir on Tuesday and was fined a50 and costs. In- spector Torrance prosecuted. Mr Alf Walters was in London on Monday Misr Stella Gregory has returned from Toronto, Mr C, Heywcod's family is camp- ing at Grand Bend. M. T. C. Jones of Ayr is renew - ate acquaintances in town: Ales W S. Cole and little son, Harry. are visiting relatives to Lavoie. Mrs Wisner and son Roy of glint, Mi