The Exeter Advocate, 1916-7-20, Page 8r
EXETER MARKETS
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
to 9
55
60
W.heet 80
Barley -
BBuckwheat
Oats
Peas
Potatoes per bag
Hay, per too
Flour, per cwte family
Flour, low grade, per 'cwt
Seorte
Brea per ton
E.,egs
-.Yeutter
Creaaiery tutter ......
Hogs ee- et
95
EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY JULY 20 1816
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LOCAL DOINGS.
Mitchell has had five of her brave
soldiers killed in the present war.
Yes, it was hot and dry, and dusty
and dirty and distressful in a. great
iekeeketereekezeeeseeeteAkeekelle many ways. We have bad ;ust three
Winghani hes a tax rate this year weeks without rain. It was a great
•:of 33 mills ancl Clinton 31 mills. rime in haying, but tough bn the
o 1 00 Me Joluz Gil:Wan of near Kirkton °ther zr°Ps*
3 00
JS 00 purehesed, :Vs Riehard Scott's farm ox Mr Ed. Treble has received an -
100 100 acres near Farquhar on Monday. other letter from his son. Leon, M
1 e5 The eclipse of the moon, nearly to- which be states that his foot has
76061 thy night. It was very clear and Ceiling every
28.00 tij, wan sen. by mane' here on Fri- been badly smashed, but he is re -
care. He 'does not yet
25 dietinct. know whether bis injury will keep
25 Mrs. Mary A. Sanders is quite . ill agn IT°In gettizzg back to the front.
ee. at her home on William street, and The Soldiers Aid Society has sent
10 60 being over eighty years of age her to the I.O.D.E., London 888 bos-
-ezovery is doubtful. tal pals 288 compresses 380 gauze
Nes.
t L-oderizii ot Regina,
'Brodeeek here
. • • Foster rad d -in
Torcnto are %lilting at Mr. Jani.-..s
klarid!erd'S
.• VO .4rits bowers went to Sea--
iort% on 'Wednesday to take T?:•irt
141U1 tournament.
P. B. Digr.411 and daughter
tp, Ue-
o Toronto ore spending, a week
With re.fitiv,..1. here.
M. :Dr..: Lindsay, who has been
%vita her totht.q,-, Mr. A. Dow.
te• lt We'drie.sday morning on her re-
fiourney to Yorkton, Scsk,
ed bher sister Miss Arna Dow,
who ‘,-*.sLt j for afew
%vets:.
°v.v.; 7e1EN
Young Mee o:!ere who are on
able to erUst tor evereeete serviee
cen eeve the.r King and Country by
he:pingo Minton Work. Steady
wort; to good men. Apple to
THE ROBT. BELL ENGINE 8: T.
CO,, Led,. Seeforth One
Main Street Methodist ChursOi pur-
pose bolding a Raspberry Social ^n
the Chu:!) 1,...;Virn on the evening tot
Friday. Jul!. 7.8th„ Tea served from
6 to AdmissiOn 25 CentS. Refresh-
ments win be berved on the grounds
ctreeheetra ateer.elanee,
eeee
SPECIAL .NOTICE.-3u4ie
F...uromer Goods, beginning Thursday,
13th. take r:otiee .of Xrs. W. P.
VeO'S edv. in tmether tma
oeewo,
Tbe Lad.es ot Coven Pres', hur
intend holding o bazaar and resspherr
festiva: ott the grounds Frlday, July
nst a4 5 p Ref:ester:ems 15 :es.
e Creeni eetrae
.1.M.11,•••••••
WT EV AT ONCE.,—Youngwo-
men desiring crap.Pyrocnta owr. can
find it by ,crp.iying at on:e to the
laCkson .Manufa;turing Co. who has
SVe.ra good pcsitnR va.-..,ant. The
ITO:11s light,;..rtd C:f:411. the hours are
ve,ry short and wages are paid while
learning. Steady peke:owl and geed
veages assured to renyone giving it a
L. A,pply at on'e, JAk., Key N
MANUFACTURiNG CO- EXETER.
TEACHER WANTED
For s Ne. 1, Sten, holding
ist or ind .71eass ertificate. Duties
to ,,orninen:e teter summer holidays.
State salary. Wm. Bowden, R. R. No.
CenteaNa Ont,
•••••••••=.1•••
Higheet :ash pel.e paid tor Eggs at
H. Be'zInt.Oie E%ttET North
H. Bit:Tang's, Exeter North, is the
right place tor fresh ..trweries. Try
Fauna 107. Goo,ls delivered.
WOMAN WANTED.—At the Cen-
tral Hotel. Exeter, a woman. to work
two day a week.
BI.:Ckeihee AT COST.—A whO:e
ear load of ;McLaughlin and Brock-
ville buegiee to be sold at cost price.
Every buggy must go sure. I
handle al kir' ids of M:Cormick Farm
Maehinery and r epairs for same; also
will 1.1%ve sto a :_re number of
other gia;zes of sezoz1-hand ina..:Iiin-
ery for sie. Repa:ring on all kinds
of farm machinery promptly attended
to, eseeeeeeee Massey -Harris machin-
ery. ZeAMUEL BEAVER, Exeter.
400 TO SALT -40) tons of line
Land and Cattle Salt for sale. AB
grade e $$.5.• per ten; 5ec. per bag.
EXETE1. SALT el-.7ORKS Co., Ltd
J Sutton, Manager.
--x—o—x—
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt :or sale
at Old Temperance House, at the
G T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is .zuaranteed. — ED.
M.AGUIRE Exeter.
FOR SALE
--
A mint desirable residential prop-
erty ssituate in one of the best resi-
t dential parts of the Village of Exeter,
This property consists of a lee story
frame house -8 rooms with pantry and
closets; a good summer kitchen and
large 'woodshed; good well and cis-
tern; a fine selection of fruit trees
and sma I iruits, and a good stable.
with iron roof. Any person desiring
'
a tine reential property can ob-
tain the a .ove on very satisfactory
terms. For particulars apply to
Issac R. Carling, Barrister &c.
Exeter, Ont
REMOVING THE CAUSE.
Cbiroprae.ors have remarkable suc-
cess in removing the cause of Appen-
dicitis, Deefness, Asthma, Rheumat-
ism. Lumbago, Lame Back, Constipa-
tion Pi es Female Diseases, Stomach
and Kline Troubles, Nervous Pros-
tration and Goiter. See Dr. S. M.
Jones, Mondlys, Wednesdays and Fri-
days; Office Mrs. S. A. Harness' Ex-
ete,', Hours 10 to 4. Examination
Free.
Notice
The un-iersigned merchants have
decided to t''ose their stores each
week 'Tuesday and Thursday nights
at 7 o'clook during the summer mon-
ths ,he ng the first week in july
P. an on & Son, Centralia
E. Co,wii. Centralia
John McNaughton,
E. A aVicKenzie, Clandehoye
lVfirs. George Lewis, Clanclelecree,
Trivitt :Memoriar...11 Sun-
day Saa.o2
1l,7n.f,:, was :teld • to G'- -eoe. 1 eave at the Library, •as it is
Bend on Titesdly, and Main Street 'very much needed for hospital work.
Methodist church ii old theirsSent $50 to the Belgian Relief Fund,
on Thursday also $50- to the French Relief Fund.
Mr ,*.C.e2sen Stanlake of town has The followeng pupils of Mr. R.Phil-
dis,poseed of his barn on Lake Roed eips L.A./3., late of Exeter, were
to Mr. Isaac: Dunsfoed, end. the hriek suecessthd in Passing their exams. in
or. the same prennseS to -.11r, James zonnectiori With the London College
Dearing of Szephen. Mr. Dearing al- of Music, Erria.nd, held In Exeter,re-
so purzhased two a.'res of and on Mis$Verna Whitlock gained
hich the house stands from Mr. ;he Diploma of Associate Degree
DartetOrd. (Piano playing and Theory, and now
wLitt: „4;e,zries all. °wed to use theiettersi
vetek .Mrs. Josh. Heywood of the rd atter her name, andquarng to
eeoeeee,oe usbc€ree, was overcome b:c.,3113.?ss.• NC4rrtlflic.at:Nelsort:aerz alsaothgaanicrieedd
1;itslibteheciiihceacmaoliAnded taoshaecio%seeintnenocset calor grade, next to !Associate
iht time sitt„,:e ugukz, the doc;:!..,toes .1,orna, He4ors, Miss Elva 'Ford, senior
isglaimdprt:virnel.°11, h°w- 711:rcliNelii:r4;;;F'rj:‘;:esyt-s,4vil'Qtes:rmgtiraeolle°1;r:14./rnaiLtslressip:M*Nalilisnts".
Farmers shouM we printed stn ..These pupils are to be complimented
tionery just as well as business men."on their work.
Try a small tot for a start ;,-incl 6ee
z•Ziost4es. Anyone having old cotton
how you like it. We'll give you 100
IY 1V et each t?r by the United States
SOVEREIGN' BANK MATTERS.
nate beads and 100 triyelopes. neat
printed tor $Z.00; The payment -
$3.01.4.os 500 ea ea,ch tor 14.00. Vt. e ..„0 ouc oil .Lhe old Ala,ska. -Northern
et- capeinds, but we don't v
Government of the final payment of
auzeher k
rezommend them. Railway disposes of the largest as-
set isi the hands of theInte9ational
Mr William Oke of Usborne r Assets Co. which is distributing the
ently received a letter from his son, substance of the Snveretgn Bank,
Ernest T. Oke, who was wounded at The first payment of $500,000. was
the :roil: and is now in the hospital made in September, 1915. It will be
in Loudon, Eng., and is, recovering remembered that :the SovereArt Bank
nizely Shrapnel injured his left stopped 'business in 1907, going tech
-
shoulder and he does not expect to nieal.• into liquidation some years la
tie abl,,e to :return to the front. In rer. The remaining largest asset
VIMQ 13owever. it is thought, his re- the bank. the Chicago and .:$,Idwaukee,
;every wirl be ecinp:ete.
!H'c% sh,.• put one over en us. hu: she
the other day. That does no: mean
rought 4 real :zinO,T1, Into the eta:4. spu,ating as to whether there will
TS, A. Cottle heereled us a lemon"' a i'''' th°ughts
should be disp_osed._of. this _summer,
and the shareholders may commence
B=1: should be out of indebtedness
and by that time the
....., :
lit4,7asntanined .grownSaunlein
, ahogetheter c
aver- aer: he anY 7etu'rn f0'' tbeim
size,
tree in, Their ,garden. The tree is MD b
kept in doors in the winter. On the m„rso pit s of Toronto. n
is vciiti
tree this year there were five 'dem-
ems all of good size. It is remarkable Helen Dignan has returned
but ot course if this hot 'weather a visit In Lucan
keeps up we may expect suchwon-
derful things even this far north. Miss Airneda Coultis left ruesday
to visit in Hamilton
Mrs. John Wind of Crediton while
fro'
.-2.chno m an auto with a relattve on Mr Harzy Fuke a Parkhill is hot.
hsurbeday last, about two and a half.dzing at hi
home here.
tnile north at town, was unfortunate Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. May returned
in sustaining a painful gash in the from Muskoka on Monday.
forehead over three Mats iong.
While passing over a bad piece of Mrs. Ed. Bissett of Winnipeg is
road Mrs. ‘Vmd Avas thrown up from here visiting with relatives,
the seat until her head came in ,:on- Miss Reta Young of Seaforth vis -
tat with one of thre bows of the top ie d friends here last week..
with the above result. It required
severe: stitches to close the wound,:tIr. Prouse of Marlette, Mieh., is
whizie was not deep but quite pain - visiting the Dearing families here.
ftzl. Mrs Vanstone of Brantford is vis -
What is estimated as voor three hills' Mrs, Amos for a short time.
eundred eodars damages were incurr- Mrs j. Hoggarth and daughter oi
Wednesday afternoon of last week, '
when lightning struck the wires ea .Mrs T. Houlden returned Clintoniorne
the north of Lucan and ran into the .aiter spending a few days in C
lo:al station on the high voliage wire. Miss Sarah Swe.et of Torento is
eel in. the Hydro. sub stetion here -on Seafortn a -e visiting Mrs. Ed. Jones,.
An automatic apparatus i.or jeis: such ..epen.em. a1ev holidays at herhome
zi time failed to w ork and tne here. -
got on fire. Smoke end flame burst
Mr T. C.ciehrane and Mrs, H. \Ile
•
Murtrie oi Kippen visited Mrs. J.Jar-
rote
Mrs Win. Hockey. who has been
visitine in London, returned last
week
Miss Olive Gould left on Tuesday
morning to visit in Hamilton and
Bearesvile
Miss Glectis Hill, deaconess of To-
ronto . visited with her cousin, Miss
tele Baker.
Mise Katie Collins returned to To-
torito ,Tuesday, after a visit with
friends here.
Misses Connor of Woodstock vis-
ited their grandfather Mr. Jas. Con- •
nor last week.
Mr Harry Baker and family
Detroit motored here Saturday to
spent a few days
Mr. Jas. Sweet, Jr., after spending
a week with his parents, returned to
Rodney, Saturday. •
Mr .and Mrs. 'Ericson of Rochester
N. Y.. are visiting at the home of
Mrs. W, G. Bissett.
out ui the budding and the tire
alarm was sounded, but nothing email
be done, and when able to go inside
Mr Doerr made temporary repairs, so
th t th 1,ower was on as usual in
three or tour hours.
R. G Seldon's rink of bowlers, con-
sisting W, D. Clarke, J. A. Stew-
art W. W. Taman and R. G. Seidon
just missed getting in he money on
July 12th et St. Thomas. I was .1,
four game tourney to qualify for four
eets of prizes in the finals. The
Exeter rink won their first three
games and with two .ends to play
were seven points up in the fourth
game, when the aeroplane went up •
rind the unexpected happened, their
opponent, Thrower of the Asylum
Club, London, making a 3 and a 6'1
,winning the game, .
Sixteen. Exeter bowlers went to
Hensel on Friday night to return
their visit, and mixed up with the
bowlers of Hensel, playing as they
,played here one week befgre, and as
they .hope to play here again on Fri-
day might of this week, when it is
desired that all the Exeter bowlers
will turn up, and Hensall will send as
many men as possible. Eight rinks
engaged in the play at Hensall, Skip
Tassmore's rink 'winning first prize,
Coin Purses, and Skip Whiteside's
rink getting second money, Jack
Knives. All had an excellent time.
Folilowing are the reSults,—
Rivers, Hardie, Dejean, Passmore,
won 3, lost 10, plus 9.
Grassic, Rowe; Fuke, Whitesidea,
won 2, lost 1, plus 11
Rev. Trumper, Fritz, Christie, and
Taman, Won 2, lost 1, plus 5.
Mav Rai Farquhar and Clarke,
.
won. 2lost 1 plus 3. '
McMurtrie, .Sharpe, Rennie, Bush,
won 1, lost 2, Om 3.
Drysdale. Eilber, McLaren, McDon-
ell, won 1, lost 2, minus 5.
Delbridge,
Casei Wilson, Creech,
won 1,• lost .2, ranus 11. •
Harness, McDonald, Spackman Snell
won. 0, lost -3,. minus 15 •
As will 'be seen five Hensall men
and three Exeter men got in the
money.
HICKS' ON WEATHER.— Storms
of wind, rain and thunder will fol-
low an easterly course across the
country during the alst to 23rd with
the usnal weather that goes before,
during and after storms. We may ex-
pect more fair weather than stormy
weath er, -A great increase of warmth
will come through the 25th, 26th, 27th
and 28th al culminating on thle 29ih
in a maximum heat wave, An annular
of
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Handford re-
turned Friday from a visit with their
son Thomas, in Dousman, Wis.
Mrs. Wm. Yager,
who has beenhere
here visiting with Mrs. Yager, return-
ed Monday from a visit in Stratford.
Miss Winnie Howard, teacher of
Edmonton, arrived home last week to
spend the Summer holidays with rel-
atives.
Mrs. Ross and little daughter, and
,Mrs. Hernam of Montreal spent Thurs
clay here, the guest of Mrs.. B. W. F.
Be,avers,
Mr N. J. Dore attended a meeting
of Railway men in London Friday.
Mrs Dore and some friends motored
down with him.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wanless and
two daughters after a visit with Mr,
and ;Mrs. L. Hardy, returned to Du-
luth last week.
Mr. John A. Ford of Detroit, wife
and two children,
who have been vis-
iting relatives here for two weeks,
returped on ,Saturday last
Mias Gladys Ford left Tuesday to
resume her duties as nurse in the
Sarn' t Hospital, Mrs. Ford having ac-
companied her as far as London.
Mrs Henry Hooper and daughter
Ruth left Saturday 'evening tor Char..
levaix, Mich., where they will spend
several weeks with the former's bro-
Mrs J. W. Duncan and children of
Lorido,2 returned to their home after
visiting the former's sister, Mrs. E,
Rovnliffe of. town. Miss Verde Row -
eclipse oi the von is due on the 29th 4cIiUe went with them to spend a
but is not b...e here, • holiday.
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PFTONP O. R2
98c. WEEK
MAY •
98c. WEEK
ONE 98 C. WEEK
For one week we will put on a Special 98c sale.
You will find any article marked 98c. a Bargain.
HOUSE DRESSES 98 CTS.
A nice range of colors to clear at
98 cents each.
WHITE WAISTS 98 CTS.
A swell lot of Fancy White Wa;sts
98 cents each.
.MIDDY BLOUSES 98 CTS.
$1.25 White or Tan S Sport Mid-
dies for 98c. each.
Hand BAGS 98 CENTS
Real nice Black or Colored Leather
or Kid 98 cents each.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES 98 CTS.
Nice White 'Dresses and Pretty col-
ored Dresses 98c, 'each:
UNDERSKIRTS 98c
White Pink or Black
Real good value at 98c. each.
BOYS' WASH SUITS 98c,
Oliver Twist or Buster Style,
Combination colors 98c. each.
PARASOLS 98c.
A real live $1.50 value Parasol to
clear at 9. Welrk
MEN'S STRAW HATS 98 CTS. 3 MEN'S SOX 98c,
This Sea$On'S Style—some Beauties 3 pairs Black Cashmere Sox —98c.
for 98 cents each. 3 pair Wool Sox 98e.
98c. TRIMMED HATS 98c, EACH.
Clearing Sale of Summer Dress Goods
ALL SUMMER VOILES, MUSLINS BATISTES AND CREPES
TO BE CLEARED OUT AT SWE EPING REDUGTIONS.
40c. VOILES 29c. YARD
A beautiful dispirsy Of Fancy Figur-
ed Voiles, regular 40c. for 29c. yard.
BETISTE 6 YARDS FOR $1,00
The best goods for the money on
market. Real dainty colors and a big
variety to choost; from, 6 yttrds for
$1.00
25c. MUSDINS 19c YD.
10 Different patterns of Muslins
and Linenettes. Swell colors at
19c. A YARD •
CURTAIN NETS
All the go tliIs yeas for Window
Drapery. They come In White,
Crean or Plaris,'40d., 25c. up 10
$1 a yard.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E.Sanfovd Clothing
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Buy the Mgr
Hotpoint Snits lor Lin
BEFORE BUYING ELECTRIC-
AL APPLIANCES OF ANY KIND
Give us a Call.
WHEN BUYING ELECTRIC IR-
ON BE SURE IT IS A
Standard Hotpoint
WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO
DELIVER ANY MAKE OF IRON
TO YOU FOR TRIAL WITHOUT
ANY OBLIGATION ON YOUR
PART TO PURCHASE
W. J. BEER
EXETER
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA ,
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Summer Fashions are now here 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 seaso�t so great a variety, but
styles were determined 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.
MARRIAGE LIGENSES ISSUED
1 be C H Sandees at theAdeltate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no\witness
Exeter Bargain StotO.
July Bargains
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE 10 CENTS 'A PAIR,
LADIES' BLACK- LISLE HOSE 25c. TO 40 c A PAIN,
CHILDREN'S TAN HOSE 10c. A PAIR, . .
SAMPLE HANDKERCHIEFS, CENTS TO 50 CENTS .nACk
BOY'S BRACES 10 CENTS A. PAIR..
MEN'S „FINE' SHIRTS 75 CENTS EACH •
MEN'S SOX, BELTS, TIES. • . . •
CLEARING LINE OF SHOES AT $1,00 AND $1.50 . PER PAIR.
EXTRA VALUE IN MEN'S SUITS,
B. W. F. Beavers
Choice
Furniture
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRE,GTOR
AND "FURNrTURE DEAPER
Mode 20a.
•
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 convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
Fresh Meats
Cured Meats
Always on Hand.
Fred Robinson
ButhhIET Phone 103