The Exeter Advocate, 1915-10-14, Page 8EXE Mkt ADVOCATE, THURE MAY ❑CT[lB ER i4 1315
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EXETER IIARIETS4
CHANGED EAQH WEDNESDAY
73 to 85
40 45
ee Let us do your printing.
New i■beaVlEoo...ae..1
Barley... ,...,.......
Btaekwheaat.. e . _.. r A. , ... ♦
LOCAL DOINGS
potatoes. per bag .... • . 1001s fl0
er�tto t .,.s..a+at.A
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per ow
Bette'r........ .. AAA
24
Creamery Butter .....
,...,, ,.-,....«
Live ho;e, per cwt., ..
Shorts pee atm
Bran per ton. •
100
140
1230
1 SO
32
,0
Phone your news to No. 25,
JIr, G j, Dow shipped a car of
horses. to .Montreal last week.
+Goderich whiirlwind campaign gat-
hered in over $17,000 for the Pat-
riotic Fund.
The West ,Huron Teachers A.ssoc-
ieeion meets in the Exeter School ea
9 35 Thursday and Friday.
20 00 Mr. Wes. Snell sold a Hudson ser -
25 00 en passenger auto to firs. John lee
Scthroeder of Stephen last week.
CIDEI. AND APPLE BUTTER.
Persone wishing. Cider or apple butter
rede arc required to come i,o the
11;1, ei he: Thursday or Friday , of
eacl week.—A. COTTLE, Exeter.
11 ARRI AGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C H Seeders at the Advocate Of-
..ce Stri t:y centidentiai; no witness
"ROUGH -ON RATS" clears out
Rat., Mice,etc. Don't die in the •rouse
15e and 25c. at Drub and Country
Stares,.
BOY WANTED.—Good smart boy
weatett at ince to learn printing. Ap-
ply at this office.
duERSEI HEIFER FOR SALE,
e IC 1/4:41W, next May. Apply to
Rev. Kestle. town.
HOt; w L" TO RENT, sig •months
:Tort Nov. 1st. Apply to Rey. Kes-
the. town
HORSE CLIPPING—Horse clipping
done promptly and well at H. Betx-
ting's stables Exeter North.
PIANO FOR SALE OR TO RENT
Apply at The Advocate Office ,
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'WANTED—Machinists, Lathe hands
also, Vise Heeds.—CANADA MACH-
1NER CORPORATION, L'T'D, Galt,
Ontario
—¢—
NOTICE, --The Progressive Shoe
Store —Hating bought they business
formerly conducted by NV. j. Smith
we u ould be pleased -to have ti ou
give u.. a call., and our prompt atten-
goa wit be given. Wort: and Prices
guaranteed to satisfy our custon ers
W H. PAFF.
lr s only A dollar, but it means a
good deal. to The Advocate if hun-
dr,eds are slow in paying that on
Over subscription,
l; r, Wnt Berry, who was .engaged
with Mar. A. Walters here ;.or two or
three years. is among the number of
entistec at the London camp.
eE :aa ger clutch of the House o "
Reopen at Clinton, who was stricken
witi'.'paralysis about a month ago, re-
mains in a very critical condition.
• Fire of unknown origin broke out
the job plant of the Journal of -
St ;Thomas, during the night of
Qatobcr 9th, and before the firemen
could get the blaze under control
damage to the extent of nearly $50.000
with insurance of $35,000.
There are a number of subscribers
on our list who have ;entirely over-
looked us. this year and this little
slight rather seriously affects our
pocket book at this time. Look up
the labe. and send us the amount
that is due. We will. both feel bet-
ter.
Two rinks of bowlers motored
to
:Mitchel, on Monday and played twit
aitc:noon games with the bowlers of
that town losing in the first round
and winning in the second. The Ex-
eter bowlers were, Messrs. Seldan, Ta-
man ,Dickson Stewart, Clarke, Hee-
Math Burwell and Levert,
STEER STRAYED
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There strayed onto the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 21, Con. 18, Tp.
of Stephen, on or about Sept lath, a
vending. steer. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying eY-
penses R R.1No. 1, Grand Bend.
CATTLE FOR SALE
1G yearlings, majority Grade Our -
ham Steers. Purchaser to have priv-
ilege o: leaving o n good pasture for
a few weeks.
A. O. FRANCIS
1 mile north of Winchelsea.
New Butcher
The rural public and separate school
Truax** Act as now strict, and every
child between the ages of eight and
taurteen years will be reported to
the inspector if not in attendance for
S0 per cent, of the teaching time in 1
the month. Reports must be madeM 1F J Murray spent the week
under penalty and this warning is lin end kr. Detroit.,ender' to help teachers, truant offi- I Miss Lela Gould was in London ov-
er. and inspectors to discharge their er the holiday,
dutie> in accordance with the new j Mrs. W T, Acheson visited in Lon-
Act don ori Tuesday.
On,; of the greatest freaks sof nature Miss Allic Handford visited in Sar -
tee. hes been seen for many years nia over Thanksgiving.
is now in possession of Dr, Ford, V. Mr James Acheson of London was
S. of \'ingham. It is a tyro -year- a visitor here Monday.
old but. with five legs. The fifth Russel Balkwitl of Seaford) was
tat; hsngs Bust inside of the right home far the holiday.
hind leg scarcely touching the ground
Mrs. Mortimore of London visited
The beast is in perfect health weigh- �Irs. Dunsfard this week.
int o+' 'pounds, and was purchased
by the doctor from a farmer in 'he Mr, Wrn, Hill of Toronto spent the
Alps where it was born two y •=.r. week end withhis father. •
ago Mr. Trueman Elliott was in Sarnia
The Ontario Sunday School Assoc- and Detroit for the holiday.,
nation celebrates its Golden Jubilee Mr . Jobr= Hind wisited in Wood -
by the holding of the 50th Annual Sun . stock and St. Thomas last week.
day Shoal Convention in Massey air Wm Bradt of London spent
Hall, Toronto, October 26-29, the the holiday with his parents there,
opening feature ge the Costupe on is Miss Irno 'Sweet of Stratford Nor -
re Historical Pageant—a stupendous mai was home for Thanksgiving 'day,
merit ithe Sunday
the develop- Mks. Ma •Armstroe of Lucknow
mint of the School idea from y'
the time of Abraham until the Tires seen* .the holiday with her -parents
ant. Many able speakers will deliver here.
add asses Mr Garfield Sheere of Brantford
On Thursday morning of this week
I wilt 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.
F, Begg
The Exeter Canning Company fin -1 Mr' Siad Clark' was up from Londeo
ishect the corn pack on Tuesday, for the holiday:
The season was somewhat backwards M.r, D B. Sanders has purchased
but the corn.- is of excellent quality. a new Russell car;
Mrs Henry Isaac of Greenway was I C. el Sanders was in London a few
stricken with paralysis on Sunday,..nd , days during the week. •
as a result her right side has been I eIr S. C. Hanna spent Saturday
rendered useless. At the time of and Sunday in Detroit.
writing her condition has been slight- Messrs Lloyd and flarpex Rivers
improved I were home for Thanksgiving.
What would you think' of a person Miss Vera Rowe of Toronto spent
who would ask a newspaper to :rub- Thanksgiving at her home here.
list• a love string of an account of A 'M Geo. Vosper spent the week
wedding when they got their wedding end with •his family in Toronto.
invitations printed out of 'own? It airs, J.. A. Stewart left Friday even -
is simply another evidence of ,madul- ing' to visit relatives in Toronto.
tested Bali .and cheek. firs, Passmore and children of Cal
prospective suptalies :of red Mover • ifornie are visiting firs, W. G. Bis -
seed are very much reduced Nuel. at jsett
best Canadian farmers next year will I \i#saes Itanauton and Prienam, teach -
face an extreme shortage with high 1111 ere, spent the week end at their
prices Farmers should endeavor ret hoioe; in sGoderich,
red autumn to save evprorymises
bit of thyield
' Mr Frank Oke of Toronto, who is
red clover crop that to yield'
good seed. non' iii training at Niagara camp, was.
At the annual meeting of the Bruce a visitor with old friends here Sat-
urday
Press Association it was decided to
raise tYr4 subscription price of the
Early Closing s
weekle, papers to $130 a year, raid
it tool:. very much as though all 'sews
a er- in the Dominion will soon have
pap
ere
to fall iv line with those having -l.1- We, the undersigned, hereby agree
ready adopted the raise,
' . law been passed in M is ig An
preventing any person asking n
?endour for charity unless they can
show a license from the State Board.
Thi. is a good law and will prevent
a great deal of,so-called charity im-
positions, The Ontario t Legislature
would do :well to pass a similar law.
Canada should have at least 200,0O0
soldier; in the field of cattle. It looks
big. but it is not ss. big when th� intensity of the struggle is waken ,efts
consideration. This means that .more
recruits are wanted. Girls, you can
do your share by pointing out 'o lee
boys what you think they ough, to
do No young fellow likes to t,a.t'e
the girls think he is not'; doing his bit
and playing' the man.
Pau: Collins is visiting relatives at
llirr.
Mas: Mary Carling spent Saturday
it London
Ctrs. J. orry was in Hespeler aver
tt.' holiday
r�
Autumn is here. With this know- .!Rent a day or two here with rola-
ledge comes the thought ''that winter
Mr J ,A. Sanders of Woodstock
is approaching and that the eoldi r.;
who are fighting our battles need
sPtn; the holiday with his parents
warm clothing. especially socks. For hire
a sbcrt time during the summer these Messrs. Roy Davis and Jos. Craig
was a recess—although many ,women of London were here for Thanksgiv-
' nitted right through June, July end ing Day
August—but now from all quarters Miss Blanche Atkinson has _return -
come, the call for socks. The the ed home from a visit in London and
men of Exeter and surrounding "oun- Woodstock•
try will do their "bit" so that the The Misses Grace and Rose Cud-
mill
ud-
trill not go unanswered.
to close our piacee of business each
evening during the 'week at six
o'clock sharp, with the exception of
Saturday evening, beginning Novem-
ber 1st,
Sy& Davis J. ,A, Stewart
AV. W. To inn G. Be. Bedford.
Peter Frayne S. l4Tnrtin & Sou
W. J. Beer Jauea & WY.
G'igg Stationers 'Co. Wzn. ,Rivers
I3, W. Z. Wavers T..$awkins la .Son
W. J. I eewan R. Isle Howe
las, Beverley F. Begg
more; were, in Windsor over the lroii-
f`Thanksgiving Day was of the usual da, in Windsor.
WA' TED \O 4' quiet nature on Monday in town. The afr and Mrs. Thos. Jones of De -
Reliable salesman to act as agent bunter in large Inumbers hiked to troll spent the holiday with "VJs. and
in Huron County. the woods and the reports of game Mrs Thos Elliott.
PAY WEEKLY secured indicate that there was a
heavy slaughter. One party of eight daughter were visitors from London
got 4L head of duck and rabbit, An- for the week end,
other party of four got 28, head, while
two Ione shooters got 10 ink the •ift..r
noorn, 'here were not as many visit-
otr in and out of town as usual. Many
of the soldier boys were up . from.
London, for the day, among them. be-
ing
Anderson, E. Harness, oldie Cochrane. Leon
hiebDaviiis
Outfit free, exclusive territory and
monet_ making specialties. Our
agencies are -the best in the easi-
ness for we sell the highest grade
of stack at most reasonable nieces
and guarantee deliveries in first
class condition. Nursery stock is
sellins well this year and. good
money can be made in. this dis-
district. For particulars write
Sales Manager.,
pELHA.4I 'NTOR.ONTO,CO.NT.
Help! Help!!
Have Your Nouse
or Store Wired
Now
We do wiring wl'•ieh we
guarantee the Hydro power
will connect with when it
comes. Give us a ehanee to
go over your ,lob and give
you an estimate on it; only
the' latest approved wire, con-
duit, steel cut-out boats, and
other electrieial supplies us-
ed
i
Recce Taylor spent the week .'nd
with hi:. daughter, Mrs. Joe McTav-
ish in Shakespeare,
Mr. Harr3 Fuke of the Hank of
Commerce staff visited with his par-
ent, over the holiday:
Mr L . C. Watson left 'Wednesday
for Guelph, where he has taken -a
position in a drug store,
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 cur-
taro rods, the neatest and simplest
rod on the market.
B. N. ROWE
Embalmer Etc.
Phone .20a.
Best Of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dinney
celebrated the twentieth anniver-
sary of their wedding day
at Quiettheira
home on Monday night
large number of guests were in at-
tendance, including all the old bell-
ringers of the Trivitt Memorial church
who were present' at the reception
held for Mr. and Mrs. Dinney twenty
years ago,' The evening was joyful-
ly .spent by all present, Mr. and . Mrs.
Dinney proving themselves most wor-
thy entertainers, and who will have
the best wishes of their many, friends
for a continuation of many years of
happy wedded .life.
Tre1itui Coal
Beth At
Exeter and Centralia
Since the imposition• of the ,rvar.'ax
on letters and postcards the volumn
of mail matter posted in Canada has
decreased by about 30 per cent. The
war tax was expected to add a little
more than 50 per cent. ;to the post -
office revenue, but in consequence of
the economy practiced by the public
in the matter of saving antletters and
postcards under 'the higher rate, the
increase has been .considerably less,
than, anticipated. For the first four
months of the operation of the war
tart the 'Department's. revenue has in
creases by $1,100,000, or about 30;i,er
scent . as compared with the corres-
ponding period of, last Year. Phe
large part of this increase; however,
is due to the sale of stamps for -he-
,
ques, money orders!, etc.
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CANON TUCKER TO SPEAK. --
At the annual meeting of the West
Huron Teachers' Association the, Rev.
CanOtf Tucker will give an address in
the School Hall, Thursday evening, on
the subject, "Analysis of the ?rue
sian Character in the Light of His-
tory:'' Canon Tucker -is a gifted
sneaker and the public may expect a
rs
ora
e down behind it and twice un'
the bottom before esca .
der bvt o P
ing, to chimney. See the McClary dealer. 'as
. Sold by T. Ba,wkins & Son
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LICENSES tMARRIAGEG
TAYLOR
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FR r by C H Sanders at the Advocate Of -
For
For Huron and Middlesex.-Moderatefice Strictly confidential; no witness
rates Write or phone him at Cred-
iton Prompt attention given.
C W. ROBINSON
-, LICEN ED AUCTIONEER AND
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE.—VALUATOR for Counties of Iditol.:
I desire to announce that I have °P -Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm,
tined a Flour and Feed Store in�� F. Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Wood's Old. Stand, opposite , ostCockshutt Warerooms, next door to,
Office and will keep a full supply of Centia.' Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
the best grades of flours and feeds. Chaiger moderate and satisfaction is
T solicit your patrSIDgNEY DAVIS guaranteed
Exeter Bargain Store
Samples
Beer le 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 largeassortment of Samples to
choose from.
OUB MOTTO will be to sgive the
Best possible Value at the least pos-
sible money.
A CALL SOLICITED
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
Mr. and .Mrs. Young and two .iiil-
dieu ' of London spent the holiday
with ,Mr 'and Mrs. Jas. Beers.
Mrs, (Rev.) Collins and little daugh-
ter spent Thanksgiving with .Mr. and
Mr . We denhammer 'at Oakville.
Mrs, Brown and little daughter, who
have beer. visiting relatives here i e -
turned to her home iln Kingsville on
Saturday
N. Sheere
Tea & Coffee
Store
$600.00 "t'it'ORTH OF TRAVELLERS SAMPLES JUST
OPENED TIP, INCLUDING SWEATERS UNDERSHIRTS
TOP SHIRTS; HOSIERY, MITS. GLOVES HA.NDKER-
CHIEFS, TIES, CARPET ENDS,, ETC. to be SOLD AT
LESS THAN THE 'PRESENT WHOLESALE IfRICE.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS IN ALL SIZES AND
KINDS,
B. W. F. Beavers
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.
Messrs. Nelsort ,Sheere and Frank
Boyle were in Detroit over the holi-
day. They were accompanied home
by Mr Aquilla Sheere.
vlr W J. Statham was in Acton
Sunday, and Monday visiting his
brother who is in a very low..?tate
of health • '
Mr. Nelson Hill of the Bank of Com
mere. staff, London holidayed at iris
home' over Thanksgiving. His sister
Miss Verdi accompanied him back to
'London
Mr Ed Sanders, wife wind iittld
daughter who have been -visiting with
the former's parents, left yesterday
for, then home in Rainy . River, New
-Ontario
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Mr. W C. Senior and wife! of Tor-
onto werc visitors with the foriner's
brother Mr Joseph Senior this week
W.. C addressed a meeting in Ailsa
Craig on' Sunday.
Mrs john Willis, who has been vis-
iting' here Dor several weeks; left Mon-
daymorning' for London, where <he.'
will spend; a couple days Viler to leav,
ing for her home in Marlette, Mich.
Mrs. 11I'iiliganVpf'London visited with
sister Mrs. John Ford and Mrs., Wm.
Sweet this week here, but is -row vis
G.
y� vis-
iting with her mother, Mns_ H. Isaac
G Seldon treat. Everybody invited .end, all will at Greenway, who was on Monday
�1J1 b welcome,
stricken •u<ith a stroke of paralysis.
Opposite Electric light Plant
enuine
L. & W.
Sorautoll Coal
Agents For
British ;.Aeric-
afi Oil `Co
Keslle, Rowe, & Wood
JONES & MAY
P,RONB NO. 82
Early Fall Buying
WE BOUGHT OUR 'GOODS EARLY AND CAN GIVE YOU
ALL FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT OLD PRICES, EARLY
BUYING SAVES MONEY —GOODS ARE GOING UP EVERY
DAY OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE IN EVERY DbPARTMENT
TO GIVE YOU A GOOD CHOICE
New Dress Materials
COLORED DRESS GOODS
Every new shade in
son's best cloths are
.to show you.
the sea -
here for
VELVETS
Are, ;.very strong this season
All shades in plain and cord
Velvets, also Blacks
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Serges, Broadcloths, Satin
Cloths, Resildas, Rosettes, &
all kinds of Black,
SILKS
Real good at the old price
—Plain, Short and Plaids in
every shade 'to show youe
Nifty Winter Coats '
NO TWO, ALIKE
We are having', great' suc-
cess with our winter Coats,
If you ¢noedi ons come' .and
see us. We can show, you
the best on the market.
NEW STYLES
NEW CLOTHS
OLD PRICES.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS'
You know carpets and.
Rugs are going to -`advance
very high. We, have a big
stock on hand of New Pat-
terns at the- old price. Lien
oleuMs, Oilclotths' fk Blintds.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
New Suits for Fall
New Overcoats fox Fall
New Sweater -Coats for Fall
New Ties, Hats and Caps t
New Shies, Collars and
Underwear:,
JONES
MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W, E. Sanford. Clothing