HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1915-10-7, Page 8EXE rB tt HJ1T,Z IJ1 ATE, Tit CJE Si'1AY OCTOBER 2 1E115
EXETER IMARM(E"TS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
New W'heat..,,,70 to 85
Barley 40 40
35
100
Potatoes, per bag Th to
Hay, e' ton 1800 14 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 80
Flour, low grade per ow 18Q
Butter 24 20
Creamery Butter.,..—..82
-,, . .. .....
23 24
9 40
23 00
26 00
Buekwheat ...
Oats, ....
. eas, .... ..
Live hogs, per ew ...
Shorts per ton......,,,.
Brats per ton ... OA,
.....,,,
IDE4Iti ANDAPPLE BUTTER.
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Pe sons wishing cider or apple, butter
made arc required to come co the
alnl
althea Thursday or Friday . of
eaci tc e:L—A. •COTTLE, Exeter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES' ISSUED
b} C H Sanders at the advocate Of -
e. Strictly confidential; no witness
"ROUGH ON RATS" clears out
Rat., \lice,etc. Don't die in the )ortse
15c and a5c. at Drug and Country
StOrea
HORSE CLIPPING—Morse clipping
done promptly cod well at H. Bell,-
:;;ng's stables Bxeter North,
ISR H L. KRIEGER, CI•iIRO•-
precto: wilt be here on Tuesday and
xxiciea Lumbago, Rheumatism and,
Ner our Diseases. chiropracticalli+
treatco. Office, Central Hotel, Exe-
ees. Consultation trod examination is
free
Dort fail to attend B, E. ' Ilrcks'
biz auction sale of cattle at John
McMahon's farm, Con. 2, Hay on Sat -
:allay °etcher 9th.
NOTICE.—The Progressive Shoe
Sto —H. e ng bought the busing :s
fora riy a onducted by W, J. Smith
we a cu!d be pleased to have you
give t . and our prompt -tta-
tion S 1 .i c given. Wore and :a-r.,g
^uaI a. .'d so satisfy oar master:ear
W r: PAFF.
STEER STRAYED
T ,r et :e I onto the prenai c. a
tea :i:.t.wrs i zne 1, Lot 21, Con. la, :?
Step;nea , on or about Sept 1Rt i
yeerline steer. Owner can 'have enrie
ay proving property and paying .a.!,:-
penace NV,M, MAIER,
A.R. No. 1. Greed B.....
CATTLE FOR SALE
lw ca riings, majority Gracie,"ata
ham Steers. Purchaser to have ariv-
i:egt: 0. ,leaving a is good pasture fer
a few weeeks,
A. O. FRANCIS
1 mile north of \Vinci .:sea.
New Butcher
On or about the 12th of October
will open out a Butcher Business
in Carling's Old Stand, Exeter, one
door north of Bedford's Grocery, and
•I will offer all kinds of Choice Fresh
and Cured Meats.
We solicit your patronage.
Begg
WANTED NOW
Reliable salesman to act as agent
in Huron County.
PAY WEEKLY
Outfit free, exclusive territory and
monee; making specialties. Out
agencies are the best in the ausi-
ness for •we sell the highest grade
of stock at most reasonable prices
and guarantee deliveries in first
close condition. Nursery ;stock is
selling well his year and good
money can be made in this dis-
district. For particulars write
Sales Manager.,
PELHAM aNURSERY CO.
TORONTO, ONT.
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
polish ever made; and a polish for
your cars and buggies equal to none.
See our display of KIRSCH ;ur-
tam rods, the neatest and simplest
rod on the market.
R. N. ROTE
Embalmer Etc. .
Mime 20a.
Best Of
Tlireshillg Coal
oth.,At
Exeter and Central
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t LOCAL DOINGS. 4
Monday of next iveek is. Thanks-
giving Day in Canada.
Egan E�azn left on Friday fast to
visit with friends in Detroit.
Milo Snell' sold a Ford car to ,Mil-
ton Gregor} of I' irkton last weak.
Case Howard has purchased a ctIc-
Laughlir, six auto from Wilfrid Stew-
art
In a whirlwind campaign the town
of Mitchel' raised over $6000 for the
Patriotic Fund.
11r - Wm Dunsford, who €mss :;;tear
suffering from a severe throat trouble
is slowly * im Coen
p nb.
Mr Alex. Stewart was confined to
laic home part of last week owing
to an attack of pleurisy.
Two or three hundred soldiers el
the 33rd Battalion were in Godeaich
lase Thursday at the Fair.
air Ed Triebner of Stephen is con-
fined to his bed through illness and
is under the doctor's care.
Lcrnc A Eedy of the St. Marys
Journal has purchased the Walkerton
Telescope and has taken possession.
Edgar Pattison, who has been .gent
soh
the ,G. T. R, at Brucefield for
the past two or three years, has en-
listed
Chester Harvey, Reg. Knight, Ar-
chie Davis and Harry Smith of Ex-
eter joined the overseas forces in
London last week.
Are you in steed of cattle? If so
attend the big auction of B,E.Hicks
on John McMahon's farm, Con, 2,l:.iay,.
Saturday October 9. A choice lot of
cows and feeders.
Mr Roland Squire moved this week
.;ate Miss Balkwill's house on Andrea
Street, Mr. Squire's parents of Us -
borne will move into the house, vaca-
tec' by him on South Boundary.
Rev Cornish of Forest occupied the
nen xai" of the Trivitt Memorial Church
o.% Sunday last and preached two ' x-
..eileri' sermons. Rev, Collins con-
d.uwtetl anniversary services in Forest.
'1 he thirty-third annual congress o,
the Saltation Army in Canada will
be held it Toronto from Tuesday,
0 t. 12 to Wednesday Oct. ?eels,
wit Commissioner Ria hard" ,n om-
' -io
i ', nl:sgiving Day approaches. Have '
of anything to be thankful tor? ilavt
Saar done your duty to those around
ont Have you assisted someone who
ae. needy? Have you done your
her:. for the Empire in those days
strife? If not do a lot in the aaext
few days.
Stovepipes should be thoroughly
.leaned of soot before being used in
the: autumn not only as a precaution
against fire, but because the soot acts
a an insulation, and keeps the taipes
cool Instead of the heat radiating
front a warm pipe it is carried up the
chimney and wasted.
The Harvest Home Services in
James Street Church on Sunday last
were. very successful. The church°
was nicely decorated with flowers and
the sermons by Rev. Wm. K. Agar
of Goderieb were of a high )rder,
while the special music by the 'hair
was much appreciated.
We are pleased at all times to
publish school reports of the various
schools in the surrounding ; ownships
and would ask the teachers to furnish '
us a report of the standing of the
pupils monthly. This undoubtedly
create, interest among the pupils and
give,: the parents an opportunity to
learn how their children are progress-
ing in school work.
Recently we read of two dreadful
accidents, in which five little ones
aged from three months to five ,ears,
were burned to death during 'he ab-
sence of their parents. These , e-
currences are very frequent, and we
expeci they will continue so, To be
sure the feelings of the parents in
these cases must be Terrible, without
added punishment by Iaw, but it
should be made a serious offense for
parents to leave their helpless little
children in danger of 'such a fate.
A pretty September wedding took
place at the home of M'r.,. G. W. Hol-
mae of ,Egmoudvill.e, formerly of Us -
borne, on .Sept. 29th, at high noon,
when: his daughter Miss Rena was
married to (William 3. Jones of Wat-
ford, formerly ,of Seaforth.• After a
trip to Detroit the young couple will
reside in 'Toronto where the groom
trasel.• fora silk company. Among
the presents .were a cheque from the
bride's brother Gordon who is in, the
trenches in (France, and one fromf her
brother Wilmot, who is training „at
Camp Sewell, Manitoba. The young
couple have the best wishes- of the
bride's many Exeter friends.
DEATH OF MRS. BAWDEN.—In
the passing away on Thursday last at
Ridgetown of Mary Webber, beloved
wif't o: Joseph Bawden, at the age
of 73 years Exeter has lost one of
its best and most respected citizens:
Mrs Bawden had been ailing for about
six months from an attack of cancer
of the stomach and during that time
had been thevictim of much suffer-
ing About "six weeks ago she went
to Riagetow.n to stay at the 'home
o* her son where she passed away.
Mrs Bawden was born in North Moul-
ton, Devonshire, England, and after
marrying hex now bereft husband they
emigrated to 'Canada and settled in
Exeter where she has resided `•on-
tinuously ever since. The deceased
was o a losable and kindly disposi-
tion of 'broad sympathies and high
ideals. and ,was admired and beloved
by a very large circle of friends, u -ho
will deeply regret ` her demise. Mrs
Bander, was a member of the Priv-
itt Memorial Churgb.aticl was cozf.stant
at the ,shrine off wi slnii ''whenever
health nd 'weather permitted,.She is
survived by her sorrowing .husband
and fatgrl 'of four sans and one
daughtee ]?efer hand 'John of Ridge
Yote n, --George ,of' London; Joseph of
•North Battleford, '�6ask., and Mrs,
Reginald. • Samuel (of=; Alvintton The
remains were brought here for , bur
. t.ht .,funeral_, taking pm !
lace; Preser•
late home North .street, oh Saturday*
morning 'to tie E;xeter. Cemetery,..,
Mr Phillip Blake is seriously ill
witl: a severe attack, of stomach
trouble
Wilfrid Stewart brought home a
new McLaughlin car from the :actor
this. week
Note the towns that are holding
+ a
Can parbns to raise large amounts for
the Patriotic Fund. What is Exeter
going to do?
Remember the big auction ; sale of
choice cows and feeders at John Mc-
Afahor's Con. 2, Hay,, on Saturday,
October 9th. B. E. Hicks, Prop;
East Huron Teachers' Institute will
meet in Seaforth this Thursday and
Friday and West Huron Institute in
Exeter on Thursday and Friday of
next week,
Mn and Mrs. Wm. Ford announce
the marriage of their second daugh-
ter, Emily. Ada, to Mr. John A. J ol-
lard,son of Mr. N, Pollard of Corbett,
the marriage to take place at; the
bride's home October 20, Usborne.
A' a meeting of the Huron and
Perth branches of the Canadian As-
sociated Press in Goderich on Monday
the question of raising the subscrip-
tion rate of county weeklies to $1,50
a year was discussed and favored by
all but no definite action taken.
aIr F Begg, late of Scotland; is
making. ,preparations to open up a
butcher business in the stand one
door north of Mr, Geo, Bedford's
grocery store, and will be prepared
to do business on or about. Oct. 11th,
We welcome lir. Begg to our midst
as a citizen and businessman,
Rev E. G. Powell, field secretary
o; the temperance alliance of Huron,
gave ae address on the work 'n the
County in James Street Methodist
church on Monday evening. An ad-
dress was also delivered by Mrs. Mc-
Alister or temperance work, Miss L.
Hastings gave a pleasing reading and
suitable music was rendered. At the
close a lunch was served.
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The Government Blue book,,giving
the unclaimed 'balances in chartered
Bank.; of the Dominion of Canada, has
just been issued. Below we give
those balances in Exeter and seigh-
borhoodaalolsons Bank, Obyrne "Ce-.
Exeter, $7.10; Daniel Andrew, Exet-
er $7.37; Bank of Commerce—Robt,
fon, Gral•.am Exeter, $11.16; Sidney
Hannah Bayfield, 89.58; John Alex.
Nialaley Seaforth, S14.55a; Annie Ross,
Seas th $.77.5.
Wish. rn:ght have been a serious ac-
ciden: occurred to Patrick Cornish at
San• Preszcator's, 3rd concession of
Stephen one day last week. He ,vasa
in the act of taking the. separat•
through a creek with the traction en-
gine when the coupling pin unfasten-
ed He got down off the engine and
while in the act of connecting tiro
engine to the separator the friction
or the running machinery backed the
engine on top of him. pinning him,
and breaking his leg, besides bruising
him internally. But for the presence
of mind of young Webber, who''ump-
ed on the engine and pulledt it ahead,
Cornisl, might have been killed,
PIANO FOR SALE OR TO RENT
Apply at The' Advocate Office' ,
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CAN ON TUCKER TO SPEAK.—
At the annual meeting of tb,e West
Huron Teachers' Association the Rev.
Canon Tucker will giveanaddress in
the School Hall, Thursday evening, on
the subject, `Analysis of the Prus-
sian Character in the Light of His-
tory'' Canon Tucker is a gifted
speaker and the public may expect a
treat. Everybody invited and all will
b> welcome,
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SCHOOL FIELD DAY.—The an-
nual field day sports of the H. S.
Department of the Exeter School
were postponed owing to wet weather
from Friday to Monday afternoon, end
following is ,the list of winners in the
various events,—
. 100 yard dash, Sr. --Windsor, Senior
Hoffman.
100 Turd dash. Jr.—Ortwein, Doris
Hanlon.
220 yard race, Sr.—Windsor, Hoff-
man. Senior.
220 yard race, Jr.—Tuckey, Davis
Ort cvein
Running broad jump, Sr.—Windsor
Parsons, ,Hoffman
Running broad jump, Jr. — 'Boyle,
Davis, Ortwein.
Standing broad jump, Sr.—Windsor
Parsons, Hoffman.
$tanding broad jump, Jr. — Davis,
Manson.,' Ortwein.
Running hop, step and jump, Sr.—
Windsor, Hoffman, Parsons.
Running hop, step and jump,.,T'r.
Boyle, Ortwein, Davis,
Bicycle Race, Jr—Wells, Dougall,;
Davis,
Pu,:ting the shot — Windsor, Hoff
man, Parsonst
Girls' Events
Spike driving contest—Misses Fen-
wick, Taylor and Pickard.
Potato race -Misses Fenwick, .Jar-
rey and Peril, -
75 yard Mash -Misses Fenwick. Ford
and Mallett".
Book race—Misses Ford,, Taylor !Case
Egg race—Misses Fenwick; Sharp.,
Judges -,W.' J Homan, W. ,D:
Clarke, Ft J. White. Starters, -H.. B
.Euston R. N. Rowe, J. M. Southeott
W W Taman and • son Ted visit
ed ir. Blyth this week,
Mrs J. McConnell of Guelph isthe
guest of Mrs. Wm. Bawden .
Mrs E, Follick, - sr., is visiting her,
daughter' Mrs. Baker at Woodham.
Mrs Geo Mantle and Mrs. .Thos.
Harvey spenit Monday in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McLeod are'` vis-:
i!ting relatives in Seaforth and vicinity
Mrs, Geo. Vivian of Mitchell, visit-
ed her mother Mrs. Geo. Brooks on
Sunday.
Mrs R. tterdnnan of Elimville t-isit-'
ed her brother Mr. C.I-I.. Horneyi over'
Mn Charles ' Bi,rney left Monday on
s trip to .Winlnipeg: to visit iris ton'
and daughter
Mrs ,Hodgins of -:Winntp'etit pe
isyg Several Weeks 'here the guest:;::
her sister' -Mrs Lancelot arcly
:-,Miss Rose Patterson;...wh'oa)has' beoi_
engaged -with °Mrs: H. 'f.,White', hite' - <Was
called home to lelytla Tuesday - wvit'ig
to het mother laving the misfortune
orf breaking,. a rib.
Mr I R Carling was in London
Monday
Burwell of Port Burwell visit-
ed his son here last week.
Mr Walter Dearing of London vis-
ited relatives in town over Sunday,
Miss Matthews, after visiting her
sister,Mss. S. Fitton, returned to To-
rontolast week.
Mr W. T. Wilson, who has Peen
visiting in Toronto for two months,
returned, home on Saturday.
Yx W Hiner, wife and .laughter,
and Mr John Humble and wife of
Sarnia visited at Mr. J. Mallett's lois
week .
Mr. L Watson, who has :seen in
Ridecway for several months as drug-
gist returned .to his home here the
t week. ter part of last we k. .
Mr George 'Turnbull, who has been
vv isiting relatives and friends here for
several weeks, ,left for his h"ome iri
Harmesworth; :Man., ,on Friday last.
Messrs. John Walker, Loney Hey-
wood. Enos Windsor, Clair Wood, T,
Penhale and Linden Harvey left last
week for Toronto to take up their
studies.
The 'London Advertiser
THREE EDITIONS
MORNING. NOON, EVENING
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Al the News all the Time
Rate by mail, any edition, $2.00 per.
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vertiser
Have Your House
or Store Wired
Now
We do brit ing w'l-ich we
guarantee the Hydro power
will cool ect with when it
comes. Give us a chance to
go over your job and give
you an estimate on it; only
-r latest approved wire, con-
duit, steel cut-out boRes, and
other electricial supplies us-
ed
Beer 86 Davis
New Tailor Shop
N. Sheere desires to announce to
the public that he will on Sept. 1st,
1915, open up an up-to-date
Ladies and Gents Tailoring
Business in Exeter.
He will put in a full line of Fash-
ionable Goods and will always have
a large assortment of Samples • to
choose from.
OUP MOTTO will be to ,give the
Besx possible Value at the least pos-
sible money.
A CALL SOLICITED
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
N. Sheere
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 -tonin:
Cs.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
enuine
V,.
resile, Rowe, & Wood;
Your home merchant will, back up our
guarantee on this splendid range. Ask to see
e
ar/s
ora
Fsirfilo and let him demonstrate its
many
exclusive
features re
S tQ
ou. A McClary dealer in every town. 8¢
Sold by T. Hawkins & Son
FRANK TAYLOR
AUCTIONER
For Huron and Middlesex, Moderate
rates Write ox phone him at Cred-
iton Prompt attention given,
NEW FLOUR Sr FEED STORE.—
t desire to, announce that I have op -
=et: a Flour and Feed Store in F.
Wood's Old Stand, opposite Lost
Office and will keep a full supply of
the best grades of flours and reeds.
I solicit your patronage.
SIDNEY DAVIS
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
b' C H Slanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
C W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND'
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford, Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centra, Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Char gep moderate and satisfaction is
guaranteed.
Powell's---Leaders of Low Prices
This Store stands light et the front as Leaders of low prices,
and bargains of every sort in most wanted household merchandise,
FLOWER POTS FANCY JAI' SEW,BASKETS
Fancy Clay large size 15 to 50c Big Variety 10 Sc 15c ;
Glazed 15 and 20c, HAND SATCHELS
LADIES' APRONS About 50 mostly all leather—
Full length to clear 5 for $1.00 .. $1.00 to $1.75
A word about Xmas. Goods—We have our stock about all in,
and we wish to say that never since this store has been POWELLS
has there_ been a more plenteous or finer stock, than this year.
—Lots of Toys, Fancy China Etc., Etc
Come and bring your friendss to the LIVE STORE -- POW -
ELL'S. Hear the .new DIAMOND Phonographs, We'll be glad to
show them to you. Bargains every day
Watch our Window fox SPECIALS
Powell's Big Variety Store
T JONES &1VIAY
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PHONE NO. 32
NEW FURS.
NEW CURS
Smart
WINTER COATS
Come Early and Get Your Choice
ALI. SOMETHING NEW AND NO
. TWO ALIKE
NEW FURS.;.
We certainly ,have the Swell Coats
the. season. Something entirely dif-
ferero in every garment. They are
bought from the best manufacturers
and Tor style, fit and finish they are
the best are have ever shown,. All
bough' early at the old prices. Colne
and see our coats before they are
picked over•
Fall & Winter Dress. Goods
A BIG STOCK AT THE OLD
PRICES
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COLORED DRESS GOODS
We arc showing everything that is
New it the Colored Dress Goods.
All colors of Fine Evening Dresses:
Good materials ,for street 'wear and
beautiful cloths for Fall Suits.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Blacks are ,very good for ,,this sea-
son Our Stock is very complete in
Poplins Seraes, Satin ' Cloths, Resil
da. Rcsetta.. Diagonal, Box Cloth
Sar' Toy, and Broadcloths.
.NEW •MILLINERY
New, Nifty and Up-to-date —Our
Milliners are very busy so leave'.;
your order early. _All thenewest
Headgear here for you to pick £.rom,
New Shapes, New Colors, New Ma-
terials
NEW SILKS
Silk:, ate ,up on the top this fall,
You ,will be in ; the style to buy a
silk Sill Poplins, Silk Crepes,Plaid
Silks, Striped Silks, and Plain Silks
in every shade. 1 yd wide for $1 vd.
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quarters `for th '
e celebrated W.E.ganfoucl'Cloihing
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