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EXE TER ADVOCATE, THEIRSDAY APRIL ia, 1:916
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EXETER liviAttuis
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 80 to 95
Barley 50 'to 55
Buckwheat . 60 to 65
40 to 40
Peal .. 95 to 1 00
Potatoes per bag 2 Z5 to 2 50.
Hay, per ton.
Flour iper cwt., fallen)! en
Flour, low grade, per cwt
Shorts per ton ....
Bran per ton ......
Eggs
Butter
Creamery Butter ....
Hogs, per cwt
immenerminomem.mairminmememrimm.,
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18 00
3 10
1 75
27 00
26 00
20
28
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10 50 wpm' Just now.
4 fa critical surgical operatien to -day,
wen-entauraeFeennarnprannauclenat, Mrs. W. T. Acheson %All uadergo
LOCAL DOINGS. (Thursday.)
ennenneenneenneenneareneneeneeeneefteel Mr. T H. Newell is, having the front
part of his bane en Main Street fixed
Good Friday on 'the 21st. en lasn garage
The automobiles have been on the Mr. S .Beavers agent for the In-
go tiles week. ternational ,Harvestex Co., -has a gas -
Mr. G, ,j, Dow silipped twe.ney-eight olin,e tractor fox' farm work in his
horses to afentreal on Friday. show room, and an expert gave a
Mr. M Wexler bought me Overland demonstration of fts use on Tuesday
car
on the Exeter Moto' Sales Co byiattachill'' g it to the road grader.
last week. It looks to be the thing,
Hay at $18 a ton, and, scarce at Mr, Samuel Johns of Elimville had
that as causing the teamsters some an unpleasant experience on Tuesday
On the London Road South. Some-
thing happened to. frighten the horse
and in the anixu,p the rig was turned
over and a barrel of oil fell on MT.
Johns leg, bruising it considerably,
but luckily no bones were broken.
CALVhS FOR SALE. -A bunch of
fine tehorteorri calves will be sold by
auction at the Central Hotel yards
on Saturd le, April 15th at 2 o'clock,
C W. Robson auctGEO. SAD -
ERS, Proprietor,
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PRIVATE SALE -Of two bed Now,
suites, two separate bedsteads, be
springs sideboard, dining roora table
table, 4 good rocking cbairs
good arm ehair, dining room chairs.
good sewing machine, stands, kitchen
eleairs einoleum, carpet, canned fruit
book case, 3 good mattresses picture
frames and peetures; two stoves, one
good heater with oven, and. the oth-
er a Happy nought with reservoir,
also kltehen lamps, on Friday and Sat-
urday pril 14 and 15 at John ele-
Donald's residence oppositel.elain-St,
teletbodist church. Terms cash. Mrs
Ortwein, .Pro,prietress.
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FARMERS ATTENTION,-Haneet
opened a Machine Wareroom opposite
the ,Ieletropolitan Hotel, Exeter, I will
handle all kends of MeConniele. Farm
Machinery and repairs for same; also
will have in stock a large number of
other makes Of second-hand machin-
eny for sale. Repairing on all kinds
of farm machinery- promptly attended
to, especially alassey-Harris machien
ern-. SAMUEL BEAVER, Exeter.
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE. -A
Quantity of 0. A. C, No. 21, barley
fOr eale. Apply to W. let Sanders
2nd concession Stephen, Exeter P. 0
Takake (pronounced Take -ache) is
the surest and safest cure for rheuma-
tism, sciatica, lurabago, sleeplessness,
and aU forms of nervous exhaustion.
a'akake, pills are fifty cents a box at
your druggist's, or by mail from the
Georgian !fig. Co., Collingwood, Ont.
400 TONS SALT -400 tons aline
Land and Cattle Salt for sale. Al]
grades $5.50 per ton; 500. per bag.
EXETER SALT WORKS C o., Ltd
J Sulam Manager.
SALT FOR SALE. -An excellent
quality, of Sarnia made salt :or ::•ale
at 0/4 Temperance House, at the
G T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. - E.
MAGUIRE Exeter.
WANTED -A young man to learn
moulding also a young man to learn
core making. Exeter ealarirg Co.
BOAR FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will keep for ser-
vice on Lot 7, Con. 7, Stephen, n
thoroughbred Yorkshire Boar, with
pedigree. Terms -$1.00 payable at
time of service, with privilege of re-
turning. EDWARD FAHNER
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
let C H . Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
BOY WANTED. -Good smart boy
wanted at once to learn printing. Ap-
ply at thio office.
THE DRUGLESS ROAD TO
;HEALTH.
No matter what your ailment is, do,
not think your case is hopeless until
you lolve tried Chiropractic Spinal
;Adjustments. What it has done for
others it will do for you. Informa-
tion costs you nothing. Free examin-
ation tor a limited time. which will
prove to you we can remove the cause
of your disease. Chiropractoes do
not ask where is your, pain, etc, then
make a good guess. Without ene
word from you we well locate the
cause by the examination of your
spine. Investigation invited.
Dr. S. el. Jones, Osteopath and
Chiropractor, at Exeter Monday, Wed
nesdey and Fridays. Office at the
residenae of Mrs. S. A. Harness '
Mane,
property
MONEY TO LOAN
to loan on farm and village
at lowest rates.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer dte,, Exeter.
C W. 10ITTS6N
La ENSED AUCTIONEER AND g
IneLte A FOR for Counties of Huron
Pertl, Middlesex and Oxford, Farm
Sneer Sales a Specialty. Office at
Coceshutt Warerooms, next door to
Centia Hotel, Main Street, Exeter:
Char gee moderate., and satisfectma
gueranteed •
Mr. Milo Snell has purchased a lot
an Huron Street from Mrs. Elston and
will build thereon
Mrs. I. derreatrong„who has been
under the doctor's care for several
days is recovering.
According to the assessor Wing.,
ham's population is 2444, an increase
of 11 for the year.
Most unpleasant consequences might
have resulted to Private Hopkins on
Monday when in sport he rode a bic-
ycle attached by a rope to an auto-
Gcring down a hill the wheel
Mr. Rachard Murphy, agent for the became unmanageable and striking a
Massey -Harris Co., 'held a delivery of stone be was hurled into the air and
raachinery on Saturday, had a severe fall. A bit of a limp and
Although it s still a little chilly at some bruises *as luckily the only re-
time'there is no doubt that spring is Ault
with us ,and eve are glad.
Mrs ,James Dearing, Lake Road
Mr. W. j. Beer's new residences and death of her brother-in-law, Lieut. T.
has moved into the same. Hatton, who wetii 4dl1ed somewhere
The run of eaile up: to Saturday was ei France while in battle. Het went to
very .slow,but on Saturday and sue- France in February last and; had 'been
ceediene, el.:ys it fairly streamed out. on active service since that date
Tice: Exeter Bowlers will hold their meet:net his death on „April 4. Lieut,
annual meeting in 'the Public Library Hatton leaves a widow (nee fledges)
'this Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, and two daughters.
The McCormick Implement Co. held At the James Street Leagee
a (lave* .of farm inlPlern•ents on Tuesday evening n debate took place
Thursday been. S. Beaver is the on onowaa causes the most erne, Po -
agent, * verty, Riches, Ignorance or Drink?"
Mrs, A. E. Kuhn will be "At Home" Riches was taken, by Miss Lela Sand -
on Wednesday afternoon, April 19th ers, who won out; Ignorance by Miss
and thereatter the third Wednesday Reta Rowe who took second place;
at each month. Poverty was taken. by Miss Casina
The services of the l'rivitt Mentor- Parsons. and Drink by Miss Amy Shan
ill Church were again conducted on ton. The young ladies handled their
Sunday last by Mn Cain of Huron subjeets
College, London, attracting a large The famous case of the St. Marys
congregation both morning and even.- miller, company against the town of
ewe'. kies hkly Me be with us next Mary;bas been settled at last, a judg-
Sunday. given. at Osgoode Hall by Mr, Jus-
tice Clute allowing the plaintiff $200
witb the ece,ption of $40, which Igoe%
to the town for placing obstructions
agenst the town, The judgment es-
tab):shee that the milling company
owre; the lands in question, including
that covered by water, and is e.ntitled
to an inunction restraining the town
from entering thereon. The town of
St. 'Marys is entitled to the -flow of
the water though the raceway unim-
peded and to an injunction restrain-
ing the company obstructing the same.
1/r. Percy Gillies has rented one of c
otepeen, received word Monday of the
Mr. Norm:in Hockey, who has been
barbering in Elora for The past six
months. spent the pest week at his
home here, He has enlisted with the
153rd Battalion et that place as bar-
ber and will don the uniform on his
return this week.
Mr. Credic Stanlake has disposed of
his 75 acre farm ton the 2nd conces-
Ision of .Stephen, being a part of the
old Stanlake homestead, to Mr. 1,Vm.
5, Sanders of gown. Afrfr. Sanders has
decided to go back on the farm, af-
ter a residence here for a couple of
years,
Miss Birdie Boyle was very pleasant-
ly and generously remembered by her
girl friends last 'week on two differ-
ent occasions, One. evening they
gateered at the home of Miss Beatrice
Howey and ,presented Miss Boyle with
a rniseellan,eaus shower, and on Wed
menden night a china shower at the
home of 'the Misses Seldon.
The Bazaar and Entertainment giv-
en on Friday last in the Town Hall
and in the Opera. House, by the
Logie Missionary Society of Caven
Chureh was a decided success, and
well attended both in the afternoon
and evening, The Hensall Dramatic
CIith put on. "Cranberry Corners," a
eery pleasing drama in the evening
and the various characters were well
taken.' The orchestra furnished mus-
t; and all spent a pleasant evening.
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Stevern-Tratt-A quiet but pretty
weddhag was solemnized at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trott at Sim-
coe, Ont., formerly ot Exeter, Wed-
nesday, %April '5th, when their only
daughter, Dora J., was married to efe,
David Steven. The ceremony took
place ar one o'clock, there being only
the immediate relatives present. :the
affair was of a auiet nature Swing
to a recent death in the groom's eam-
ily. The young couple will make their
homei Beaansville, where the bride
andher parents formerly resided. The
bride:will have the best wishes of her
manyfrtends here for a long and a
happe- Wedded life.
DEATH OF MRS. WALTER e -
Alter a neoltenged tend tedious illness
extending 'aver many months, Mrs.
James Walter passed away at her
her home, Albert Street, on, Thursday
morning last, at the, age of 70 years
1 leontli and 17' days. The commen-
cement of her affliction some, months
ago was a 'stroke. of paralysis, which
rendered her ;almost helpless and tot-
ally blind. A.t times her life has hung
in, the balance and her death was not .Notice -t
unexpected. The deceased -Was been o3
in 'England' and came, to Canada with
'her husband about 35 years ago and
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Mr. I, R. Carling wee in London
Tuesday.
Mr, Win Bradt went to Thedford
this etneek.
Mrs. T. H. Newell spene Monday
in London.
Rev. o W. Collins is up d'rOm
Windsorthis week.
Mrs. Y. A. Macdonald is visiting rel-
atives in St. Thomas
Miss Muxworthy, teacher, has taken
a school at Palmerston
Private Frank Walter was home
from London over Sunday.
eelrs. Chas. Dale of St, Thames is
visiting with relatives in town.
Messrs. E. Christie and Al. McDon-
ell were in London This week,
Mrs. •R N. Creecb and Hugh left
Monday to visit in Brantford,.
Mrs. Thos. Sanders and Mrs. Mc-
Aroy s,pent Tuesday in London.
Mrs. Floyd of Kalamazoo, Mich., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 5. Bissett.
Mr. Elliott of Winghem attended
the funeral of Mrs. James Walter an
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. 'A. Bagshaw and fam-
ily went to London last week to visit.
Bagshaw contemplates going to
British .Columbia.
Mr tand Mrs. Frank Brimacombe, nee
rely Ralku'ill, are spending part of
their honeymoon there, as guests of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Richard Welsh
Mrs. Elizabeth Floyd, who is 96
years af age and confined to her home
through the cold weather, was able to
spend -alonday afternoon with her
n eve, h b ars.
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Mr. P. McTaggart ..of Exeter visited
here this week with. his sons G. E.
and Dr, J. A. He was accompanied bv
his nephew, Milton McTaggart, of
Windthorst, -Sask,, who is visiting rel-
ativee Exeter. -Blyth Standaed,
settling here has liven; a continuous
resident ever since, Mrs. Walter Was
f ceeeenfel disposition tender heart -
eel end tgeeelfiell, and in a marked de-
gree maafifested eriendlinese, a sem-
Paehy pnt.1 a helpfulness far those in
need: She Le survived by her hus-
band two -sons and one daughter -
Frank :of London, Fred of Toronto
and Mes, A. R. Graham, of Edam, Sask
Thee feral, whach was private took
place ec, the LExerNI- cemetery on Sat-
urday afternoon:
HC'VOAECASTS FOR APRIL
-Oat and about the I.9th, Nth and
21st, fieren storms of wind, thunden
tain and friAn win break out iri most
sections ef the couritre, tieing in trate-
sit erotic We "I ±6 at for two osr three
days. W loecast _much clashing of
boreal and equatorial forces at this
time ..giving rise to many tornadic de-
velopinents, enormous downpours of
raan end hatloall windiog no with very
high barOmetete eold lecinteleely winds
and frosty night,
kors.....or
Coy -Old Chicks for Sale,
a:a:et:nee
White WenAdOtte, (Martin leyieg
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etraliri) and• Barred Rack eModel Fern)
teeing Strain) tlaYeeild fOr. sal6
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through the eeason Order eanlyn„af
wanted. Also cuntotn hatching done.
Leave ordeis with C. B. SNELL, EX-
eter Ont.
Auction Sale
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HousEgoLD EFFECTS ea
There will be sold by public elide
.eion on North street,- Exeter, On
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916
'A.t 1 o'clock p. m., Household effects
cois oi parlor and dining room sets
' • ' " and kitchen untenells, stoves crockery
nlassware china carpenter „tools, shoe.-
' maker's 'bole end other articles. See
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bills. Teems Cash, For particuiars
apply on premises or to auctioneer.
THOS. CANN B. S. PHILLIPS
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PATRIOTIC LEAGUE -
Two hoxes have been sent to Miss
Jon eAAtoldi, Canadian Fietd. Corafoet
Com., Sho,rnclif fee Eng., •eirst 130S
containing 108 pans of socks,' otie
pair of, hospital socks; second box
containing 11. military shirts. Inyo
pairs of socks were donated by Miss
Bessie Hartwell. There has been an
urgent appeal for more socks, but nn
more scarfs please. The tea room will
he open Wednesday and Saturday, 3
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
THE, COUNTY OF HURON.
IN THE ESTATE OF MATHEW
FINKBEINER, late of the Village
set' Creelitoni Geatlereare deceased,
NOTICE de hereby niVeri in p,,ur-
suance of R.S.O. 1914. 'Chaetet 121
Section 56, that all persons having eny
claims or demands against the estate
of the said rMathew Finkbeiner, who
died on or about the 24th day of Jan-
uary. 1916, are required to send by
post prepaid, or to deliver to H. Eit-
her & Sod, Credited, Ontario, agents
for the undersigned executors,
their hames and, addresses and
full particulars in writing of their
claim and statements of their ac-
counts and the nature of the ieear-
iti'eo if any held by them.
ANE take notice that after the
Fifteenth day of April, 1916, the said
executors wil proceed to distribute
the assets' Of the said deceased arnotte
th., persons entitled thereto, Imola
regard only to the claims of velik "
they shall en have had note, _tad
said, executor will not be •.
Iibl
for the said aast or any part there
of so distributed tb.y P ;Orb; det
on
perss of whose ckietitnek cl
tree has not been recep:reddby the
said executors at the tiraed,of such
distribution.e
HeetrY..Eiliber,
Fred,.Wetierthea
Gather= mkbemer
Executors . of. said Cstate,
Dated this 25th day' 'ixf March, A. D.
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JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
THE NEW
EASTER BONNETS
One Week, to Select Your New Easter Hat
OUR SHOW ROOMS ARE OVERFLOWING WITH THE NEW AND
STYLISH ITATs. SOMETHING NEW ARRIVING EVERY DAY,
AN EXCLUSIVE HAT FOR EVERY LADY.
Spring and Sumner Wash Goods
WE RAVE GATHERED TOGETHER A MAGNIFICENT SELECT:,
ION OF SUMMER WASH GOODS FOR THIS SEASON, -THE PAT-
TERNS ,AND COLORS ARE VERY DAINTY AND THE PRICES VERY
MODERATE.
WE ARE SELLING THE BURTON FABRICS OF NEW YORK
THE BEST WASH GOODS MANUFACTURERS IN AMERICA.
COLORED WASH GOODS
Flowered .Volles, Batiste`, Muslins
Linenette Figured Voiles and Mus-
lim; Banzai Silks in all callers,
Crepe, Mohair and Gingham,
PRINTS AT OLD
WHITE WASH GOODS
White Voile, Batiste Linen, Ban -
sal Silk, Crepe Gaberdine, Honey-.
comb, RAPP, Lawns, Indian Head,
PRICES 12% CENTS
Dress Goods and Suitings
NOTWITHSTANDING THE BIG ADVANCES IN PRICES WE CAN
GIVE YOU MOST OF 'OUR NEW 'DRESS GOODS AT OLD PRICES,
HAVING BOUGHT VERY EARLY WE ARE IN THE BEST POSSI-
BLE POSITION TO SELL YOU GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
COLORED DRESS GOODS
Serges Gaberdines, Satin Cloths
Poplins, Taffetas Cloths, Resildas,
and a big variety of cheaper fab-
rics to choose from,
BLACK DRESS GOODS
A full stock of Black Dress Goods
in all Me new and staple Blacks
at nearly old prices,
EVENING DRESS GOODS
Plain dainty Silk Crepes, Plain
Wool Cre,pes, Fancy Crepes, Col-'
oped crepe-de-clic:le, Fancy Silks in
all ,shades.
SILK POPLINS
Very much used this season. They
make a swell dress or suit. Shades
of Black, Naver, Belgium Blue, Roy-
al Blue, Russian Green, Emerald
green, sand, Primrose, Dawn -L25 yd
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing
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Read carefully the "Production apd
Thrift" advertisem.ent in this issue,.
More than twelve thousand letters,
containing thirty thousand suggestions 1
have been received by the City Clerk
of Berlin in the competition to obtain
a. new name for that city.
Prices -
Snits tor Ixic.
• on Flour
New iSpeclai
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RUN-DOWN WOMAN
Made Strong By Our Vinol
Fort Edward, N.Y.-" I was in a run-
down, nervous and weak condition, so I
could not do the housework for my little
family of three. I had taken cod liver
oil emulsions and other remedies with-
out benefit. A friend told me about
Tina I tried it and it soon built up my
strength and made me a well woman so
I now do all of my housework." -Mrs.
ELMER GLIDDEN.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, for all run-down,
weak and debilitated conditions.
W S, Cole, Druggist, Exeter, Ont.
Choice
Furniture
R, N, RCtWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
- AND FURNITURE DEALER
Phone 20e,
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 determiree.d early, and
the most favored shown.
The present time is most advantag-
eous 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 EXCELLENT VALUES IN READ Y T WEAR
SUITS JUST ARRIVED.
OUR SPECIAL ORDER SAMPLES FOR' kkiiVt3-ME:A.16-k!
CLOTHES ARE HERE, AND WE INVITE \OUT� SES :Obi PAT;
TERNS AND STYLES. THE PRIC 5Watt PLEASE YOU. •
SOME GOOD VALUES IN ',ACE'S AND. EMBIOIDERIES.
BOOTS 'AND SIIOES A SPECIA-leisY.
B.W.F.
this month..
R. G. Beldon
Phone 2
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groeeries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line.
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convim-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant.
Choicest Meats
Always on Hand.
Iiegg.
Phone 103
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