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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-9-7, Page 8EXE FER .Ai'1V❑ G1 3.TE, T111311SPAY SEPT, 7 11B EXETER MARKETS CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY Wheat , 1.15 to 1.25 Oats Potatoes per bag Hay. per ton ............. Flour per cwt.. Flower low grade per cwt. Sborts per ton ......... Bran pea ton Eggs Bauer Ceeamcry Butter Hogs 50 to 55 3 OE 18 00 4•i 2.1 30.00 Z6 00 Za tch 3t 35 to 37 11. 00 Dona fovea the 1lMstrei * eov c?n Fair .Night. MEN WANTED -Low est a gees etast ata oera t r Goad tereseeets tor tale:tete:resat and !neater wages for :te'atei'.,.aa :�1.Li a The imperial OP t os1:pa,; � ,•inet d,Sarnia, int. dterhern Heintentaa laono, t' .i t. aew. w :: tee. sold at a speeeti Priza: o quick alk e'" Atepte to Mrs 'cage: 1, itto.:a Street, Exeter. .meal_' ER A1'l'REN I l . a - pro oe throe at 1'ye era apprentices teams d at donee. Ap. y to a:4es E- tr aiss M Deist R?oclt, Exeter. AC:O,.: Tet MUST BE PAID . -All outstanding a.ecoun:s ritual be paid b Sept, aaan oe. they will tF eatita.din other heeds- for eettleetieg, W. C. Riatts. ,Puteher I't�R ?,LE A -small .ratan. dwelling Cn tier Sold•. side ot street in the tail • Inge of Exeter, rz ether tci,th ei,her one se two oeree ct land Far tsar- tieuaaar; apply to Er :est 1:.1; €'t, r;.'wter• ._.••0110... MILLINERY. MILLINERY —'F� Ai.L OPENINGS, -On Friday .end Saturelay Sept lath and loth. --With a man ;end up-to-date stock we are prepared to turn out the. very Zatest ;n .all zees of Millinery. Our assistant, having attended the m .:Merl openings :n De- troit you will have the hencait at Loth the Alne.i.,kS1 AAnd,+Canadien stelae. E. is IRLISi a Ties e . to Mina:est Store, The zicDonec3 FLR\1TC1tE FOR S*A.LE-Wnt, Rapine win sell privately a nura'her c i art,. -ease o. Ved tte:a and kat, hen :urni- ture. stoves, :ixto:eum, etc., at his re- cent resideu:e, London. Read amnia He will also aunt the heuse. Arpi> to LOST.. STRAYED EP OR ..STOLE.- Eoan River Flats west of bridge Ees ctrl., one bay rout -year-old t,larc,a;: black points, and 3 orncr teeth gusted. Anyone giving i torm:itian ae ti" her prose^,t locatto:t wit be suitably re - Warded. -G. 7. DOW, l~aeter,Phone a3 Apply to W. M. Clarke, L. Ren. L. C. `I, CEnge, ;or terms, eta., if you wish to study music. Tetras m. d• crate. Pupils prepared toF ei.«nts,a- #ioas, :.Lr. Clarke tnay be ten .at Central Hotel, Saturday, or partieul- :ors may be obtained at Martins` Mus - ie Store or Gr=re's Book „Store. -o-- a FRESH GROCERIES always in Stock We take Butte: and Eggs in eaehenge giving the highest market prices. --H Beirl rg, Exeter North. MARE FOR SALE. -A bla k mare 6 years old, quiet and hani:y in all harness, for sale at ones. -G. R. Bed- ford Exeter. e LOCAL DOINGS. greatest. eet. eat tstesneJes file Alk af.'c+*A Mr. John Gillespie still remains on the sit- list. Mr. Wes. Snell .will move into lis nes house this week. Schoolre-opened on Tuesday with the saame staff as last year. Rev. Clarence Duplan is very ill at the home of his parents in Ilderton. Stop --Leak - Listen --Ladies. 1lin- f st es Show Fair Night. Curtain :lt 10.15 sharp. Well drillers have struck a rich salt Fein hi whitta there is 37 feet of salt, at II'irnghatn \1 a. Wtlliem May tt il: be at home to her emends on Tuesday, September lath, trom 4 to 6 o'clock. alis., Mack has taken the position of z sistanr in the Post Office in the piece at Miss Boyle, resigned. The Govcrnmtnent has decided that Ihanl ivinos Day this year shalt be observed on Monday, October 9. air, James Jackelr received word from St. Catharines that his Aunt:airs. Cheese Case flied on Monday night A new bridge is bean; built on the :oar road two :mires west of town re»- Mr. F. alatelenera. Mr, john l-itrrhkir. of town has the contract What? Ladies' Minstrel Where? Exeter Opera house. When? On Fair Night. What? Admission 5Uc., 35e,, Z5c It you have something in the form ot good wholesome sending that you can conveniently pan with trend it Caine; Borden for the boys of the heist Batt. Mt John Cherry who bought W. E. ,i;rndt'h grocery business, moved to town from Forest last week, Mr. and Mrs. Bradt have gone to Exeter.-- TheGrord Tribune The 1916 banana crop of Jamaitin has been completely destroyed i+y a hurricane, which win also reduce the 1417 crop by 50 ;ler cent. The Go- ,:oanut trots was also ;lartiially des- troyed The Soldiers' Aid So:iety intends puttine on The Minstrel Shear fair Night. Sept 19th. All new Jokes, come new Choruses. Second part entirely new. Plan of Hall at Cole's Drug Store Sept. 13th. The provinzial de, artment of health re,:ehed notice of another ease 6f infantile aralysis at Newmarket, mak- ing ra total of 35 cases in the province during ;te month h m n h of August. There were three deaths of the disease. ,goes the Ari; a of dallies -The London Advertiser and London Free Press ere raising their subscriptions priice to $.3 per year for all editions.- i they have to, so will the others soon- er or later. till. W i1, Clarke returned from London on Thursday, after several month?' illness, and. is sec overing nice- ly. Gale also returned • •this week trop: a visit in Southampton, accom- panied by his grandmother. Mrs Sam Passmore of Exeter, an- nounzett the engagement of her dati- ehter Minetta Jane, to Mr. Wilfrid C Robinson ,..f Detroit, Mic11., son of YOUNG MEN Young men or others who are un- able to enlist for overseas service can serve their King and Country by helping on Munition Work. r VEi2. 'a IAN SHOULD BE DOING HIS Bell, Steady work to good "nen. Apply to THE ROBT. BELLLSeaforthENGNE & T. COe tint, --o-- W ANTED AT ONCE. -Young wo- men desiring ernpioyanent in town can find it by appl inz at once to. the Jackson llanufac:uring Co., who has several good positions vacant. The work is light and clean, the hours are very short and wages are paid while learning. Steady position and good wages assured to anyone giving it a trial. Apply at once, JACKSON MANUFACTURING CO., EXETER.', x -o -x - 40G TONS SA :. [ -400 tons aflame Land and Cattle wee :or sale. All g EXETER SAL r er WORKS Co. , Ltder j Sutton, Manager. PLUMS FOR SALE Who wants plums? T.Mellis of Kir)- pen is again to the front with alarge clot of :elusns, of many verities for preserving. Picking will be general about :he middle of this month. Al: orders either for wholesale or retail wul receive bestattention, Sea- bee price 25c, to 35c, for 10 quarts.. :Thomas ;vlellis, CipIren, Tenders Miss ,Windsor, of Brown City, Mich., is visiting relatives here. Mr Smith of Talibottille visrted. Mr. AVM. Harding 'Sunday. Hiss Blanche Atkinson of Londoll. oat, home for the holiday. liessrs George and Daniel Cowazd Telt Tuesday for the West. Miss Guenther of Buffalo is the guest of Mrs. ,Ed Westcott. Miss Bertha Mack of Toronto vis- ites her parents here this -week. :+Sr and Mrs. Crittenden and family of Blyth spent the holiday here. Mr. 5. M. Sanders attended the Ex- hibition at Toronto east week, Mrs. J. A. ;Macdonald is spending a month visiting in St. Thomas. \Ir and Mrs. J. C. Inwood anti daughter returned to London Satur- day Miss E. J. „Cunningham of Clande- boye is visiting with her sister, Mr s, Yager. Mr. John Dignan of Brussels is vis- aing at his home here far a couple weeks. Mr, Chas. Dyer of the Ifo;sons Bank int alontreal, is 'holidaying at his home in town, Wm. Fritz o! the Bank of Com- merce spent the holiday at his home in Guelph. Dr. and Mrs..W. Hallway_ of Peter - bort) have been visiting relatives here this week. Mss Ethel Bissett left Tuesdey; morning .far Harrow for the tnrlfin- ery season. Judge Dcik.son was in Goderich on londety as pall -bearer for the late Justice Darrow, Mrs John :ase of Toronto, after a visit here with relatives returned to filer home Monday. airs. C. S.Sanders attended the funeral of her nephew, son of James Dean of London. .Mr. Smith and lairs. Ed Dyer mot - Cored up frons Brantford and visited here over Sunday. Miss Eno Sweet left Saturday for Teeswater where she has accepted thane of a school. Mr. Fred Mills and little daughter of Windsor were here over the holi- day with relatives. Mrs. Billings after a six weeks visit at St. Thomas and London returned home Thursday evening. M. and Mrs. Wz1L'am Dunsfold epent d week in Wingham visiting their dau- ghter Mrs. Melvin Gould. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald and fam- i'y of Guelph visited here during the week with the Weekes family. Rev. and Mrs. Sharpe and dau- ghter. Miss Margaret returned Friday trom is three weeks visit to Simcoe. George and Reg. Beavers have re- turned home after spending three weeks with their grandmother at Berryland. Nast. Ida Marchand who has been visiting friends here, returned Mon- fo dot ' resume lien teaching dtities at S1 Jat'ou Mr. and Mrs. E. Malone of Tilsone burg were visitors at the home ox the latter's mother, Mrs. Yager, over the. holiday. Mr. and firs. Wm, Robinson Mitchell 1 Miss S. Gregory, after spending the Out., the marriage to take plate; holiday: at her home here, returned quietly the latter par: of September. i :Hondas to Chatham, to resume her The Fond ;Motor Co. made over a ,teaching duties, million dollars a week in profits slur- t Mist I1 inona Howard has returned ing, the year closing in July, the total • to Edmonton to resume her teaching profits being $59,994,li8. No em- i duties. :Iris: Helen HOW :tecompan- p3oye ,received less than $5 a day, and led her. after a visit here. they are sped up to make them warn Mr G. Gislord of Oshawa is the it, The company turned out Stl,, Tu:l new junior at the Bank of Commerce automobiles sand sold 472,350 of them. in place of N, M. Graham, who taas Mr, Ed, 'I'riebner, who bas a, er, e resigned to return to school. :notc;r'nan on the London street rail- f Rev. T. O. Curliss of Streetsviile way service for some time, has been e visited with hs sister, Miss Curtiss, confined to Victoria Hospital for the who recently opened a millinery store past two weeks, ,suffering from an a- here in the Dickson-McDonell block, cute attack of typhoid lever. His Mr Latimer Grieve, who has been parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trieb- with 'IV S. Howey in the drug busi- ner of Stephen visited him en Friday mess !or nearly four years, left Mon - last. , day for Toronto to attend School of Res.. William Godwin, Mrs. Godcv n Pharmacy. and daughters, Miss Pearl A. and .'.Liss Miss Florence Triebner left Monday Grace, have moved to Landon ircm to assume her teaching duties near Holn•,esville. Miss Into Sweet left for similar duty for 'Teeswater, and :Miss Ada Willis is teaching at Khiva. Sealers tenders addressjed to the undersigned and endorsed "tenders fel paint:ng" will bereceived until? u.m. orFriday ,September bex B th, 1916, for of the calcimining "• t' or 1 i ing the ' ar_r rn p g and _nteriorwood work,stairway, and entrance of the :Town Hall. Specii-- icatro:,; of work needed may be seen at the toffice of the undersigned or frons Councillors Horton or Beavers, members of the Committte•e, Any tender not necessarily accepted. By Order j. Senior, Clerk Sweaburg,aud taken up their residence at 639 Maitland street. Mr. Godwin a member of the London conference has been obliged, to retire from active service owing to ill health. He was formerly stationed at Exeter The announcement has been receiv- ed by Miss White and. Mrs. Wickwire. of themarriage on Tuesday August 29th of their niece, v1iss Verena Marie, fourth 'daughter of Mrs. lI J White 2014 Cedar St ,Berkeley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyle and son, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sheere and dau- aliter,Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Hockey and son Mrs. M. Sheere, Mr. Frank Sheere anti Miss Lela Gould spent Sunday and Monday in Brantford. Mrs McDonald with her son, who hal been visiting her mother, Mrs. j. California to Mr. Ernest IC.Sadler of Snell fol some weeks, left Saturday the •same city. The groom is agrad for her home in Des Moines, Iowa, uate of the 3Oakland College of Engin— eering end has a position as head el- remain for an extended visit. On the ectrician at Hobart Mills, Nevada Co, way they will spend a week in .Sar - where the young couple will make iia with relatives, their home. The bride is, a daughter Re.v, S. F. Robinson of Strathroy, a or: the late M. J. White, formerly former rector of Trivitt Memorial editor and publisher of the Exeter ,church, he being the incumbent at the Times and left here . an 1902 for Cal- time the clhurch was erected in 1883, iforniewas in town Wednesday of last week. accompanied by .M,rs. Robinson, Miss HICKS' FORECAST FOR SEPT,- Fenwick, and Itis son, Lieut... Robin-. A reactionary storm period is central son. who a short time, ago returned ou the 9th, to . the 12th. There will from the front where he was wound- be a drop in the 'temperature alter ed. He ,has however, recovered from these storms, almost or quite to the his injuries and will return to the frost line throughout the northern battle front shortly. and central regions of the country FARM FOR SALE 0-- The r—The undersigned is offering foe sale his fines 50 acre farm, being Lot 22, Can 7;; Stephen Township. There is out the premises a good house and; bank barn good chicken house and other out -buildings in good condition Lots of good ' water. He also offers for sale 25 acres on. con. 6, being part of Lot 21, Stephen, with a number one bush on it. Buyer can have ' the 50 acres alone, or both. JOHN G. WEIN, September, and growing 'ti i t to Coeditor P.O. ae we pass further into the autumn ca on orabout ethe 12 to the 14 ----- FRIENDSHIP BRACELET LOST- yh onSaturday n' ht Se t, In Exeter, . a, >I Thi:; coal spell, like the storms, will y g p 2, . Finder will. not hit the lvlhole country al a'. Friendship Bracelet. , r e the -name time -it ,will travel i 'It will ' confer a favor on the owner by leav- be heard from the northwest, clays tna.. same at this office. before it arrives in the- southeast. Asn- SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent the. Afars period begins, satwillitt can- tinue, for the .most part, to its close, quality of Sarnia made salt for sale By this we mean that the 'kind of a -t Obd Tempe3•ance House, at lee weather, and any peculiarity of storms G ..T R. station, Sold in any quant - that may exist as we'enter rhe Mars rty• Your patronage is - solicited and period .as a rule, will be ;:haracter- satisfaction. is guaranteed. — . ED. rstic: of storms and weather through- MAGUIRE Exeter. out that period. The exact date at — the beginning of the_ present Mars NOTICE.—Thee Annual•Meeting of period may not be. understood, but it .the Laeter Salt Co. will be held et the office of the undersigned on the it i5 safe, Ota .calculate that we anterg this period between the 10th and 20th eveningof the lst day of September. of September, If rough autum nal `sat 7 u''clone. 13y,.Order, I. <R..Car: terms rand weatherexist about the ling,_ Secretary. 9tli' to the 12th,` it ,will be safe' to 'figure on au early fall. ' We caicui- ESTRAY HEIFER ate that such will be the case, and There strayed onto the premises, of that manymasts with paroxysms of the utndersigned, Lot 13, Con. 15, Ste - early ',autumnal storms and weather.pheni: ri; yearling heifer. Ohvnex canS will prevail during the last half aI have same by proving ownership and ri ensi paying ee xp ens es .-D avid Hutchins on, Dashwood, a -- a-seelpeaga—sella—sap—ssaa—ales-aa _ JONES & MAY PRONE NO, 82 First Complete Showing of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S FALL & WINTERCOATS Exclusive Styles Moderate Prices TEAS' STORE IIAS FOR THE PAST NUMBER OF YEARS BEEN NOTED FOR ITS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES'.. rafISSES AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR COATS. In spite of the present existing scarcity ,ot materials we bave gattl- ered together for the coming season be: far the finest range of COATS we, have ever shown at very moderate. prices. A special feature of our LADIES' AND MISSES COATS is that we show no two alike, so •-that if you purchase; .hers ,you will have an exclusive garment. Visit our NEW READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT leanly, bekore the best styles are sold put. An immense stock is here to select from. Alteration Sale Continues DURING ALTERATIONS TO OUR STORE, WHICH WILL LAST ANOTHER WEEK, WE ARM.. HOLDING A SPECIAL SALE OF REM- NANTS, 'BROKEN RANGES AND ODD LINES, Extra Special Bar- gains in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Factory Cottons, etc. Don't tniss this chance. - Boys' School Suits - Get your boy is good strong suit for starting to school, We have a nice 'range of these at 'very moderate prices in Browns, Greys & Blues. Sizes 24 to 35. Many of these are fust one of to pattern left, which will be cleaned cheap. Boys Suits with Stylish Pants About 30 of 'these in stock, Made of good wearing cloth. Just the thing for every day wear. Worth up to $8,50 each. All to go at from $4.00 to $6.50, Men's Clothing Do youneed a good Fall Suit? Well just read these prices, then come in and ask to see them. These $101 and x.12 Suits are al12No, 1 in broken lines, However, we bave all sizes from some are snaps amongst them. a15. quality, but they are 33 to 44. There are Men's New Fall Felt Hats New 'Styles, New Colors, .Brown, Navy Grey, Green and Black. Don't miss seeing them. They are taking' well JONES & MAY ' = eadq darters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing Tenders for Drain' age Work. Sealed tenders will be received by the cleri: of the Township of Stephen up to the 9th day of September, 1916 7 P, M, for the completion of the Centralia Drain. The last inspection and report of the engineer on this drain is on file in the Clerk's office at Crediton, and may be seen on,apn- li.cation. The work must be comple- ted within threeweeks from the 9th day of September, 1916. Dated this 30th day of August, 1916 Henry Either Craditon, Ont Clerk of Stephen Townhsin Farm For Sale Pei. Lot '18 and 19, con. 1 Tp. of 1Ufsbarue.. 1Couniry of Huron, an the Village of Exeter, containing 100 acres of choice land, On thief property is a brick dwelling, large bank barn silo. drive and milk house, hog and hen house. The buildixi s of this prop- erty arcleall up -to -elate with water in estef,Gle. Farm ip first claws state of cultivation and must be sold as the aaroptriretor's health has failed. Poss- ession 1st of November. Field of corn to go with farm. Everyi sonven- ience for carrying on a mile business which is much needed in the town of 'Exeter. E. Hewett. prop., For terma and particulars apply: to Tlhoa Kegler on. R. 'R. No." 1, Kirkton . Auction Sale FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS on Lot' 7 .Con, 5, South West Bound ary. of Usborne, an Friday, Sept. 8th, at one &clock sharp, the following property, Horses -Stallion "Derry Down"; one broad mare 10 years.; working horse 8 year old. " Cattle -2 cows with calves at toaot; l cos s 4 years old; 2 heifers 3 -years old; one cow 7 -years, old; 2 heifers, rising 2 years; 2 steers rising 2 -yr: Sheep --32 ewes, 15 lambs. Implements -Birder, mower, seed drill ` hay rake, long plow, gang elate, disc ' harrow, fanning mill, set iron harrows, nearly new, wagon, heob sleighs, single and doueble sets hiasiivess; whifflbtrees, nlcky'oke;,' forks. scythes, and other articles too numerous to mention;; also there uil3 be for sale ja quantity hay -'.in.:.stack, andabout 70 acres - pasture to, be 'of- fered for balance of season. Terms—$5 and under cash ; avet that amount 12;moaths'credit on ap•- proved joint °notes. 5 ;�e. cert .per annum off for cash on• credit amounts C. Mr, ROBINSON,' Auce • R. Drought, Proprie'o: SuMMer Soils tor Ladies 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: IChoic? Furniture R. N. ROWE 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- 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. THE FUNERAL DIREC{TOR AND FURNITURE DEALER Pbo3ne 20a. Tea' Coffee Store T • For the - choicest groceries, fruits, spices, teas, coffee and every- thing in the grocery, linea Call and see us. A trial as toualit . will convin- q � Ce. Produce . taken in exchange - Jas. Gould Opposite Electric light Plant Exeter Ba��ain Stogy "Ghifdren's.School Shoes We aye well supplied with all t hie leading lines, You will find our PRICES AND QUALITIES THE BEST TO BE HAD." OUR MEN'S HEAVY SHOES ARE SPLENDID VALUES, Some Clearing Lines of LADIES'LOW SHOES, PUhVIPS, STRAPS, .Gtc at 412 Of pies pair 'A - clewing litre tot' PALL CAPS at ,45! tents, ;c e'.; , y MEN'S end BOY'S SUITS AT LESS THAN PRESENT WHOLE- SALE COST. b n 1 e a 0 N T A T. D v P: S JT S C 1