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EXETER MARKETS
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
When 80 to 95
Barley ,.a.- ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 50 to 55
Buckwheat .r. 60 to 65
Oats 40 to 4Q
Peas, ,..i 95 to. 1 00
Potatoes per bag 2 25 to 2 50
Hay pee ton .. 14 00 to 15 00
Flour per curt, famity3 10.
Flour, low grade i .per cw,.,,t, 1 75
Shorts per ton 27 00
lama per ton - ..
Eggs
26 Oti
20
Butter 28
Creamery Butter 10 26
Hogs ,per cwt, ......... .....
5
TENDERS --Will be received by
the undersigned up to Monday even-
ing at 5 o'clock, ..Auril 10th, for the
position of Janitor in James street
Church Du les to commence forth-
with..—S. MARTIN, Sec. Trustee
Board.
Aa Oddfellows are requested to
meet in the Lodge Room, Exeter,. on
Tuesday Alight next, April lith, at 8
o'clock sbarp. Third degree to be
eoeier,ed,—C,L, Wilson, Noble Grand
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE—A
ivantiity of 0, A. C. No. 21, barley
for sale. .apply to W. 1) Sanders
2nd concession Stephen, Exeter P. 0
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A SURE THING.
Bill—"Aare you down -hearted ?"
Tom—"No, but I am fearfully tired.
It's nervous exhaustoe, I guess."
Bill --" Well, there's no need tostay
tined. Tom. Go end get a box of
Takake spills. They'll fix you up.
FMty cents P. box at your druggists,
cr by plana from tae; Georgian Mfg. Co.
rellingwood, Ont,
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400 TOMS SALT -400 tons of fine
and Cattle Salt for sale, All
g EXEes TER 50 SALT O K50c.S Co., Ler td
J Sutton, Manager.
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SALT FOR SALE.—Ann excellent
gttalit' of Sarnia made salt for .ale
at Old Temperance House, at the
G. T. R. station. Sold in any quant-
ey. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. -- ED.
MAGUIRE Exeter.
WANTED—A „young man to Iearn
OlouIdlogalso a young man to learn
care making. Exeter alanf'g Co.
BOAR FOR S •RVICE
The undersigned will keen for ser-
vice on Lot 7, Con. 7, Stephen, a
thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar, with
pedigree. Terms—$1.00 payable at
time of service, with privilege of re-
turning. EDWARD FAHNER
CHIROPRACTIC
The World's Greatest Science, The
only method ever discovered for eraJ-
ieation of disease by going directly
to the cause.
A NEW ROAD TO HEALTH
No greater event in the history of
the human race has vet been record-
ed. Its discovery and its application
are destined to replace every other
method now in vogue for the eradi-
cation of disease. This method is
sure, certain and most direct No
drugs or surgery. The release of a;
impinged nerve, caused by a subluxa-
tion of the vertebra of the spine,'tnd
nature does the rest. For further m -
formation see Dr. S. M. Jones, Oste-
oath ant' Chiropracto, who will visit
Exeter Mondays, n ednesday s and Fri-
days
ridays from 10 a.m. to 4 .p. m. Office
a: th- residence of Mrs. S. A. Harness
Clain Street, opposite the Flour Mills
Consultation and examination Free.
Girls Wanted
'We can give employment to
a Jew more bright girls as
ItiNITTh:RS AND LEARNERS
Fare paid to Clinton,
CLINTON KNITTING CO„ Limited
MONEY TO LOAN
Monet to loan on farm and village
property at lowest
s.
ERNESTeELLIOT
Conveyancer &c., Exeter.
e W. ROBINSON
Ll( ENS,ED AUCTIONEER AND
VALVA FOR. foe Counties of Huron
Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farts
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Coceshuv Warerooms, next door to
Centra Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Charger moderate and satisfaction is
uarantee
Day -Old Chicks. for Sale.
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White Wyandotte, (Martin laying
strain) and. Barred Rock (Model Farm
laying strain) day-old chicks for sale
through the season. Order early if
wanted. Also custom hatching done.
Leave orders with C. B, SNELL, Ex-
eter Ont. •
Auction Sale
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
These will be sold- by public auc-
tion _on North street, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 22; 1916
At 1 o'cloclt xi. m., Household effects
consist. of parlor and dining room sets
and kitchen untenstils, stoves crockery
'glassware. cli,'na carpenter tools, sh�c•e-
inaker's `.00s arnd other .articles, ,See
bills. 1'•ernns Cash, For particulars
apply on nreinases or to auctioneer_
THOS. CANN B. S. PHILLIPS
Prop.
EiE rR it: , ITITO GATT; M TH ER flAY APRIL 6, lots
reniiriprirlirlirwerirvISPAirmir "4W
LOCAL i)()INGS.
Fullartorn Township has a mad dog
scare arid all dogs are, tied up for 60
days.
Mrs. Quail of Seaforth is visiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Easterbreol;,
The wire nod transformers for the
hydro are here after some delay and
they are being installed.
Mr. henry , Gould is able to oe ' ut
main for short walks each day. His
improvement is slow however,
A new top -price for hos was
made last week when local bu yersapaid
$10.50 per hundred pounds on the
hoof .
Private Douglas Stewart cabled his
parents here Thursday of the arrival
of the 33rd in England. They are
now at Sbornelitfe,.
A delightful china shower was giv-
en. Miss Mary Davis, prior to her mar-
ria e at the home of Mrs, F. Boyle
on Monday evening, Forty young le -
dies were present,
Mr. George ltlanson has rented the
south side of the store propertyMr-
Jas. Lawsonrecently purchased from
Mr, Geo Bedford, and has moved his
shoe business therein.
The Ontario Government has a pro-
posal to make the price of marriage
licenses $5.00 of which $3.20 shall go
to the Government. 850,000 a year
could be raised in this. way.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner of
Stephen, received word last weekend
a snap shot from their son Will in
khaki, he having joined the colors in
Calgary, and is now in Quebec await,
'agg to ga oorseas.
A very pretty event occurred at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
fienderson, Maple Grove Farm, Tham-
es concession Blansbard, on Wednes-
day March 22nd, when their daughter
Clara, became the bride of Mr, Jas.
Dykes of Creelman, Sask.
Thi case of Thos, Newell vs..Al-
bert Etherington, brought before Mag-
istrate: Seeders and Moir, was set-
tled on Thursday last by the charge
beige reduced to common ;assault, to
tell:eh Mr. Etherington pleaded guil-
ty and paid damages and a nominal
fin of $lo and costs,
Mr Wm. Andrew of Hamiota, Man.,
brother of Air. George Andrew of
town, is visiting with relatives in and
aroused Exeter. Mr. Andrew vs1ent
West about 25 years ago and is now
thinking of returning to Ontario, and
making his home here, providing he
can, procure a suitable house.
A quiet wedding took placei in Win
nipeg on March 29th wlien Miss Har-
garet f-landford, daughter of lir. Jas.
I andford of Exeter, became the wife,
of Mr. William B. Montgomery of
Weyburn. Sask. The many friends
of the bride in Exeter will wish the
young couple 'every happiness,
At the Western Ontario thorough-
bred stdck sale held in London last
wetk :lir, H. Smith of Hay sold a
number of fine cattle,—Loadstone to
Thomas Cameron, Usborne for :5310;
Diamond Star Znd, to J. Ratcliffe of
Usbprne $320;. Village Rosebud to
Percy Sutherland, Longwood, $210.
Of.recrtatiiig: in Canada Premier Sir
Robert Borden has announced that to
date 290,000 men have been attested,
of •whom 112,000 arein Europe, and the
rest on the way or in Canada. There
have 22,000t'and
been casualties 21 0
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wastage. The total expenditure to
the end of February for war purposes
vv:is 5187,000,000.
Don't overlook the Bazaar and En-
tertainment under the Logic Mission-
ary Society of Coven Church on Fri-
day 1pril. 7th. The Bazaar will be
in the Town. Hall at 3, and the enter
ta3;nment at 8 in the Opera House.
The play "Cranberry Carvers" will be
put on box ;the young, people of Hen -
sell .and £t,; sure will afford a treat.
See ,posters.
Mr, Richard ,Hill received the sad
news on Monday of the death of his
brother—in.-law; „tar. Dave Manning.
\fr, Mannirx,i w as working in the mines
in Southern -.Oregon, and -while at
work on Alasch 13 was buried by a
:gravel s34.00; .and although soon re-
leased, he was seriously hurt inter-
nally- and lied' -the following Thursday
He leaves 2 wife and daughter in
Vaticouver,o'ne son in Salonica,Greece
and one soli ffo the 121st battalion,
tratiring at N•e'w Westminster, B.C.
THE •SPIRIT. THAT COUNTS.—
Robert Hanna -a young married farm-
er_: on 'three ,undred acres near Mil-
trerto¢r tested; the statement .that re -
peed farmers. would work the land,
and'. offered .to, ei?list if: two men whom
he, oiamed Would farm his land at $1.10
a day, T he offer was at once accept-
e.d ,and Hanna . is now in khaki. Yet
inn this locality there are farmers with
fivo,and three sons who decline to
allow one son to go when he knows
they can get the help they need. An-
other poiiat , is that the War Aux-
iliaries should be ready to supply this
help: _should'
a list of capable re -
Ur: ed farmers - who are willing 'Whelp?
'1=10' VORECASTS FOR APRIL
—A's giilar' storm 'rperiod is eenttral
-tint the 6th
th extending
i
,on' 'the $ g
td tail 11th. Disturbiiig eatises ata
thn(uags ea ne.x,p,ett. This period will
u enti' with weather growing unseason-
ably arm " nut :western states and in
fhb 'IS -ante' sections the barometer will
411 ..tor unusually low readings. Very
threatening :clouds will develope, and
froin -Saturday, the: 8th, to Tuesday
the, `11th .storms of violent to dang-
erous character will sweep from'. west
tios; least acoss the country. Do not
forget that a• falling barometer advan-
ces:from west to east, over the coun-
try .rand..that these barometric indi-
es ' oars a
i lac"d1 i tr
indi-
cation?. al'Ways neaci, nt ,
;few. -hours to a day or two "inn advance
of• thee; actual, storms Should the''.'bar,
oinoter`fa13 very fast on and next to
the: d ,maned : above, with warm
s'othrly winds, and high humidity,
gfhtsgris 4.,,,.to nadic', force need surr-
prise_na -re.arder'e ofr°.• •these forecasts.
BOY WANTED.—Good smart boy
Auct.. , ply at thy, office.
BAZAAR & ENTERTAINMENT.
The Logi,e Missionary Society of the
°wen Presbyterian church will hold
their annual Bazaar and Entertainment
o;n Fr'idee, April 7th. Sade of articles
iii the Town Hall at 3 p.nis At S p
ni. fins. the Opens House an entertain-
ment will be given, consisting of a
comic drama in four acts, "Cranberry
Coroner$" by the young people of Hen
sail,' Henna. Symphony orchestra will
furnish music, Admission to Bazaar
and refreshments 10c„ to entertain-
ment 25e, reserved seats 55c, Plan of
Hall at Bea'ter's store, open, Saturday
morning, •
Mn R, J. Dow has shipped, 1109
horses M the past three weeks,
A Show Company put on Uncle
Tote's Cabin here on Saturday even,
ing. This pld-timer always draws a
full house
Messrs. Prouty Brothers of Usborne
have moved unto the old Campbell
homestead on. the 2nd concession sof
Hay Messrs. 'Campbell Brothers have
ing .moved to Hensall last week,
,;lir. Kadin of Huron College, London.
preached two excellent sermons dal
the Trivitt Memorial Church on Sun-
day. The congre, ation will +be pleas -
to know that Air, Kain will again have
charge of the services Sunday next.
Lieut Beattie Martin, after a mon-
th's illAess of rheumatic fever at the
front as again on duty as medical of-
ficer of the Nor thttmberiend Fusiliers.
so says a cable to Ws father, Rev
W. M, Martial of London.
Miss Russell of town ' has just re-
ceived from the firing line in France
acknowledgement of the receipt of a
ta.an' of sox, knit and sent by her
some, weeks ago, aeut. Col. of the
7th Battalion having received them.
Mrs. Delve received word this week
of •the death at Newark, New Jersey,
or} March 17th, of her sister, Mrs. A.
B. Gifford, as a result of her clothes
catching fire from a stove four hours
before, Her 'maiden name was May
Johns and she was married in St.
Marys after leaving here, The hus-
band and one son aged; 16 years, sur -
"SUCCESSFUL." --The Relay Teas
.arid "Grande Finale" which were held
during the month of March were very
successtul. There were ;an, all 185
homes which the people were en-
tertained and there were 904 guests
entertained; 41 ladies gave SOc., a
ladies gave $1., 1 lady gave $1;50 the
girls' teas $5.90„ total $160.65. The
prov�eeds were divided on Saturday
among the three organizations, viz,.-.
Woman's Institute $50, Soldiers Aid
$50 Patriotic League $50; Expenses
piiasto $3, Times $1, Advocate $1.
Sint; the proceeds were divided
there has been received a. balance
of 55.65 which will be given to tare
W. C. T. U, for Patriotic purposes
and will be used for the Cocoa and
Soup fund for the soldiers in the
trenches.—Cornmitteet •
Private W. J. Mallett was' in Guelph
on Friday last.
Mr, -Lorne Baskerville returned last
meek from Windsor.
Major W. J. Neaman was in Lon
don on Thursday last
Mr. Robert Leathorn was up front
London for a day or two this week.
Miss Frances Davis of Wingham is
spendingafew days at her home here
Mrs. Boon sin visiting in Palmers-
ton with her brother Oscar Anderson,
Mrs• Ha'lloway, after a visit liere, re' -3
tunmect to Clinton Monday, accompan-
ied by Miss Vera Rowe, who will re-,
main with her for some time.
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Phillips and
child, who have been visiting relativ-
es here during the winter, left Mon-
day for their home in Netherhill
Sask.
Mrs. 3 C. Gould of Galt was here.
during the week attending the funer-
al of her father-in-Iaw, the late Rich;
Gould, which 'took ,place. on Thurs-
day to Exeter Cemetery.
Mr. Abe. Bagshaw and family arriv-
ed here on Friday to spend some
time. Mrs. Bagshaw and daughter
have been visiting in London and Ex-
eter for some months, and in their
absence Mr., 'Bagshaw sold his farm.
at Morr:n, Alta., and came east to join
them 1Ie has pat decided what he
will do in future.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ' ISSUED,
b4 C H. Sanders at the Advocate Of, -
flee Strictly confidential; no witness
Nodes to4 Creditors
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF.
THE COUNTY OF HURON.
IN THE ESTATE OF . MATHEW
FINItBEINER, ,Tarte of the Village
of Crediton, Gentleman, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given in pur-
suance of R.S.O. 1914; Chapter 121
Section 56, that all persons' having any
clraians or demands against the estate
of 'the said ,Mathew Finkbeiner, who.
died oat or about the 24th day of Jan -
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JONES & MAY
PHON "t> :-,4
HOUSE CLEANING
TIME
Our Immense Stock of New House Furnishings
OUR HOUSE -FURNISHING DEP.ARTMEIVT IS EXTRA WELL
STOCKED TO MEET THE DhMA NDS OF l•IOUSE CLEANING TIME
TETE FACT THAT W E BOUGHT EARLY ENABLES US TO OFFER
EXCEPTIONAL MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES ON LINOLEUM$
RUGS :CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, BORE ERINGS, a'dATTINGS, LACE
CURTAINS CURTAIN NETS, ETC, IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR
IMMENSE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING.
LINOLEUM SPECIAL — Heavy Scotch Linoleums in e. wonderful
range of patterns and colorings at last season's prices.
Spring Millinery at Popular Prices
If you have not yet selected your Sprintr Hat we would advise you to
visit our show rooms at your earliest opportunity. New exclusive styles
and shapes ere continually appearing. Our ,prices are reasonable,
Men's and Boys' Suits at Old Prices
In spite of the:continued advance in the price of clothing we are able
to offer hundreds of :Men`s and Boys' Suits—the• celebrated Sandford matte
at absolutely old rprices.
Raincoats for Everybody
We offer ti complete stock of Ra incoats for Ladies, Men and Children
at prices that will astonish you.
Our Shoe Department
In our Shoe Department will be found all the newest styles for spring
—sack popular rpakes ,as the Geo. SI ater Co, Invictus; Empress, Queen
Quality, etc. 'We also specialize in h eavy work shoes,
Great Saving Opportunity in Cotton
Staples
Factory cottons, sheetings, ,pillow cottons, prints, shirtings, ginghams,
denims, etc., bought before the advan co in price permits us to offer won-
derful saving opportunities in these lines -
English Prints at 12 1-2 c.
Hundreds of patterns of heavy
sale at 12gc, a yard,
NEW DRESS GOODS, Misses asp
variety to select from.
EASTER TIES for men in all
SEE OUR NEW WALL PAPE
English prints in the oldfast dyes on
d Ladies Suits and Coats in great
the latest novelty effects just received
RS.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanfomd Clothing
ti'The remains of a former resident of 1
t hd Mitchell, Seip en, Mr. Fie M>< c 11, were
brought here from Woodstock on
Friday last and iint•erred in the Ex-
eter Cemetery. He was unmarried
and had been in the eipleptia hospital
i'tt that city for some time.
MOTHER SUPERIOR
Says Vinol Creates Strength
Rosary Hill Horne, Hawthorne, N.Y.
—"I have used Vinol for many run-
down, weak or emaciated patients with
benefit. One young woman was so weak
and ill she could hardly creep to my door
for aid. I supplied Vinol to her liberally
and in a month Y hardly recognized her.
Sheens strong, her color charming and
her cheeks rounded out. "—MOTHER M.
ALPHONSA LATHROP, O. S. D.,
We guaranteeVinol to sharpen the ap-
petite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
and create strength.
;W S. Cole, Druggist', Exeter, 9nt.
choice
Furniture
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Pltone 20a,
eery. i916, ane reguirred 'to seed by �
post pr,evaid .fn deliver to H Fin
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a i
bei & Oil, 4Crediton,. Ontario.,. agents
for the undersigned executors,
their names and addresses and
ful, particulars in writing of their
claim: and statements of their ac-
counts and the nature of the ieaur-
itue; if any held by them.
ANL take notice that after the
Fifteenth day of April, 1916,'the said
'executors will proceed . tb distribute
the assets of the said'deceased among
tb ' persons entitled thereto,' laving
regard only to: the claims of which.
they shall then have had notice, :and
said executors will not be liable
tor the said' t there-
of
s or any part there
of so distributed' to any person " or
Persons of whose claim or claims no-
tice has not 'been received by the
said executors at the time of such
distribution.' -
Henry,
Eilber:,"
Fred Wuerth, .• Catherine Finkbeiner,
Executors of said estate.
.vatted at once to "learn printing, yip- . D;atecl this 25th' `day of March, A. D,
1916,
66
Soils [or Ladics.
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring Fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, meeting the
requirements for street wear and
travel.
It is unusual to present, so early in
the season so great a variety, but
styles were determined early, and
the most favored shown..
The present time is most advantag-"
eons for buying as all indications
point to higher prices in the future..
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
'Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
Exeter Bargain
Store
Spring Clothing
WE HAVE SOME `EXChLLENT VALet$"IN12:E.A.DY``'TO"WEAI22
SUITS JUST ARRIVED.
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OUR SPECIAL ORDER SA?VI PLEy OR MADE -TO -MEASURE
:
' E HERE,ANY) W. INVYOU
CLOTHES. ARE ITE TO SEE OUR PAT-
,
TERNS AND STYLES.. TIIE PRICE .WILL. PLEASE YOU...
;:SOME -GOOD ,VALUES IN LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
BOOTS 'AND Sl ci ES• SPECIALTY.
B. W
Special
Prices
on Flour
this month.
R. G. Seldom
_ Phone 2
Tea a & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, splices,
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
Choicest Meats
Always on Mande
F. Begg
F. Beavers , Butcher
Phone 103
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