HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-9-28, Page 8EXETER MARKETS
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
........1.15
Wheat.............
Oats elle 50 to 55.
....
.. 2.50Potatoes, per bag 10.00Hay, per ton. 4:1.5
Flour per .. \vt .. ,. •• ? ��
Flour, l per one,.. .,...a�1.001
Shorts, 9 00
Bran, per ton ............... '30
Egg;
Butter . ,elle ........ 30
Creamery Butter 11.39.
Hoe., per cwt,. ,..,.
Tin. Canning Fac for w started t .r-
ation.: on the corn pa., last
LO -I B,twe en Centralia and Fait
field. b a k hand bag, nontaining pan
go10 n a'ne 4;asses, a dellar bill, and
an al; :-essc { 'atter. Fender' -'Q
mmun-
ifatc'
airs Wrn. Hicks or Advo -
nate
h
t O:tiCe,
PURSE LORT. 3 purse on Sept 13
be:tweat Grand Bend' and Exeter,cons
gaining 'eight or nine dollars in !Ails
and Same Pavers. Purse was a long;
blae:. ,father folder, with Molsons
Bank oa .t. Finder pleas' leave with
!Miss Olive Grein, Grand Bend, are.
rezeiv: reward.
BROOCH LOST.—Gold Brcazhset
with pe•Ar1s. between ;Sir. A. Walters'
let lir J. Walters' residences, on Sep.
ZZ Findet kindly �returnatto Ador
n.
nano °nice and e
HORSE FOR SALE. --Quiet driver
and good worker. Apply Alto Wm,.
Hodgert Liveryman, Exeter
VILLAGE RESIDENCE") E.
GALE— A storey and halt
house, one a.:cres of land, hard and
soft water, well ,situated. Two good
building Porea-
sonable. p•laAdoosatei.if
TRNT
A small 1ratne dwelling on the
South side of Huron street in the Vil-
lage of Exeter. together with either
one ca. two acres of land. For par-
tieutar:• apply to Ernest Elliot, Exeter.
�
MILK WANTED. --By a party
sag to at..r t milk rout inExe ere 500 lbs.
of milk daily. For particulars apply
to B. W. F. Beavers, Exeter.
FURNITURE FOR SALE—Wrn.
Rollins will soli privately a number of
articles of bedroom and kitchen iurni-
ture, stoves. linoleum, etc„ at his re-
Cent xesidence, Londa! Road south.
cE1e will also rent the house. Apply to
',A,. Rollins.
AUCTION SALE
G. R. Bedford has e',.hanped his
store and business on Ma -i Street fon
a fares and will now n ,er his beau-
tiful residence on Huron Street; also
the two new houses on William St.,
Auction on Oct, 14th, if not sold prir-
iously to that date. Int cr nation as to
price or terms apply
ford.—C W. Robinson, Auctioneer.
FRESH GROCERIES always in
Stock Ws take Butter and Eggs in
exchange giving the highest market
prices.—H Beirling, Exeter North,
WANTED AT ONCE.—Young wo-
men desiring employment in town can
find it by applying at once to the
Jackson -Manufacturing 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
aANUFAGTURING CO., EXETER,
400 TONS SALT -400 toms of liter
Land and Cattle Salt for sale. AU
grades $5.50 per ton; 50c, per bag.
EXETER SALT WORKS Co„ Lid
J Sutton, Manager.
MARRLAGE LICENSES 12t)
by C H. Sanders a. the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness
require°.
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SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for :We
at Old Temperance House, .at the
G T R. station. Sold iif any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfactiot is guaraifteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE Eaet+?'r.
FARM FOR SALE
Being; Lot 25, Con. 1, Usborne, con-
taining 100 acres; also Lot 5, Con. 1,
Tp. of Hay directly opposite, con-
taining 50 acres. On the former is a
list storey frame house, with woodshed.
large bank barn 70x72, zoo o stabling
underneath, water supe ly
by tank; driving shed 20x36, and ben
housr. Well fenced. mostly wire, and
wel underdraine:l. Farms sold toget-
her
ephnesePRa
ossesaion given Nov,ild lst.
/Spate to Robt. Munn, R.R.3, Exeter.
roclamation.
ExErEk A17.SrUI ATI;, ` ULIRSDAY SEPT.
,()CAL f\I ENGS
Capt. C. E. Doawney reported Mon-
day
ion day at Quebec, leaving almost immed-
iately for overseas to resume his mil-
itary duties in England.
Rev A, A. Trumper while in Lon-
don last week, •was one of the first
prize winners •in the Scotch Double
tournament at the Rowing Club.
•The Soldiers' Aid Society intend
holding. ,t Miscellaneous Shower of
Christmas Articles on Oct. 160 for
the soldiers overseas. Particulars
later.
Atte- seven years' ServiceRey.
W. Sanders, rector- of St. John's An-
glicro, Church, Brantford, an Exeter.
Old Boy, has tendered his resignation
to tater a needed rest
\\'a understand that Mr. and Mrs.
Robt Sw ee: and daughter are moving
back
to. town from Sarnia. Mrs Sweet
has been under the doctor's .are. —
Clinton New -Era. •
Relatives here receives a telegram
from Detroit on Friday last that Mrs.
Frown nee i:dith Gould, daughter of dr
John Gould, formerly of Exeter, died
in that :ity that day. She was tav-
csrabry known by many here.
Mr. John Jacobs who, has been in
the west for the past tew weeks, re-
turned home Thursday. Learning of
his a-rrival a number of friends garbed
in various costumes serenaded hint; nd
afterwards spent a :pleasant evening.
The S eafarth Nova last week pass-
ed irons the ipassession of Mr. R. D.
Crott, who has ,owned it for sev-
eral years, into the hands of Rev. J.
1 'Snowden, for the past ten years
owner and editor of the Manitoulin
Expo$-itot of Little Current, Ont.
The pulpit of the James Street
ehur.h was beautifully banked with
'lowers on Sunday, last for the Sun.
day School rally in the afternoon. i
The school met in ,the auditorium and
a program of choruses, songs, read- ,
Ings. addresses, and reports tit the
lasses was given
'Miss Agnes Hamilton, teacher, Who
resigned at the commencement of the
term lett 1 hursday morning to nom-
n,nc-v her duties nn Tiincart! na High
School Retort leaving the staff and
pupils presented her with a beautiful
manicure set. Miss Dobson, the new
teacher arrived from Toronto the
previou.. evening to take Miss Handl-
ton's place.
The Logic Circle of the Presbyter-
int
resb yteei.n ,hurch have succeeded in getting
Rev. J. B. Henderson. formerly of Hon
salt. now of British Columbia, to ad-
dress their Thank Offering meeting
ort Wednesday night of this week. Ail
are invited whatever their creed or
party. He Will speak on "Canadian
Citi4enship. The meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian Church.
Th,: display of vegetables and flow -
ers by the scholars of the looter
School in the Teachers' Room on
Friday last was:well worth seeing and
reflected credit on those making the
exhibits, Prizes were awarded and
the list we expect will attpear tater.
Mrs. A. E. Pulse and Mrs, R,N,Cseech
rud el the flowers and Messrs F \V,
RO :I Who
res
Mr. W. D. Sanders of Stephen has
a ditching machine in operation. on his
farm and numerous chains are being
put down. W. D. is a thorough be-
Bever in draining the Iantl as well as
.cientifie cultivation The Ina -i
chine is owned by Mr. Jas. Boyse of .,
Seaforth and we understand he has
a number of ,draining ,contracts to.
complete before returning, It is a,
complete outfit, dotes the work well
and is ire competent hands.
DIED IN LONDON.—There died in
London .on Sept. Z4th, Mary, beloved
it fe of Thomas Howard, at the age
of 61 yeaxs. Mrs. 'Howard's maiden
name vas Mary Perkins, being a
daughter of the late Henry Perkins
of
iisborne, and for a number of
years resided here on Main Street
south of the river, on the brow of the
hili. She left here about ten years
go tor London, n\ -here she married
Mr. Howard and has since resided in
that city. The funeral took places ori
Tuesday. .last to the \Vcolland
Cemetery. The relatives here attend-
ing the funeral were, Mrs, Chas. Hoop-
-Miss Eunice Down, MTs. Thomas
Harvey and Mrs. S. M. Sanders.
but took Place on Sept
27th, at the home of the bride's moth-
er firs. Sam Passmore, Exeter, when
her daughter, _Hiss Minetta Jane, be-
came the bride of fir. C,
Robinson, of Detroit, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Mitchell. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
The ceremony was performed byRer.
Muxworthy at 2.30 o'clock. The young
couple were unattended. The bride
was handsomely attired in grey Duch-
ess satin add carried pink roses, The
ceremony congratulations and the
luncheon over, the young couple left
by :train the same evening for their
future home in Detroit, 'the bride
travelling in a blue tailored Suit, The
Advocate extends congratulations and
best wishes.
RUNAWAY TEAM --A Seam of
heavy larin horses owned by Mr. An-
drew Holgert of Usbarne, and driv-
en by his son John, while left stand-
ing in front ,et Mr: John Bell's ,resi.
dente Main Street, on Tuesday at-
ternoon last, becante frightened at
some. unknown object and ran :may.
They went a: a. pretty lively sag
until they ran amuck of Dr. Hynde
man's auto whivh was standing in
:cont of the ;(.Doctor's office
The off horse was completely thrown i
riff its feet thus both were brought i
to a standstill. The, front part of the
auto was considerably damaged snd
the windshield was completely de-
moiLhed the horse's head ;'oing',
through it. The, horse striking the
auto receivld a fewcuts, but the in-
juries were slight.
JONES—SNELL—A pleasing event'
took place at the home of Mr, and
Mrs Wm. Snell, Usborne, on Wednes-
morning, Sept .27, at eleven o'clock
when their daughter Miss Orca be-
came the bride .of :Ilk. George Jones.
son of Mr. Henry Jones, London Road,
The ceremony was perforated by the
bride's uncle, Rev. Jas. Snell assist-
ed by Rev. Barnard, in the presence
of about one hundred and twenty-five
Giadman and S. Martin the vegetables,' guests
The TAride was given away
;by her father and was handsomely
The case of Chas. Lochner of Ship- !gowned In white satin with silkk ovr-
ka against Richard Patton of McGiI f laze triinined with ,pearls, and -serried
tivray was tried by Magistrate W.D.: white roses, Her sister, Miss .\lerrl,
Sanders in the Library on Monday. was bridesmaid, and was dressed' in
me- action of the plaintiff against pint- sill: trimmed with cream lace
the detendant was for obstru•. tion o: tend pink satin and carried pink roses,
the highway, causing the former to'The groom was supported by,hiscon-
damage the radiator of his automobile sin, lir. Ray Francis. The ceremony
b\.' coming in contact with the Lai k and congratulatirons over all partook
of defendant's wagon is attempting to o' a sumptuous wetdtling dinner, and
pass same an the road, It was alters- !the young couple aster took • th e
ed that defendant did not give a evening train for a trip to Toronto,
.part of the road when signalled to ! and Buffalo. On their return ,they
do se. The magistrate held that tine 1 will reside. on the groom's farm south
eviden ie bore this out, and imposed o; town. Mr, and Mrs. Jones have
a fine 04 $1,00 and Costs. amounting tiri best wishes o1 the Advocate..
in ;all to Slb; m,...�---
, DEATH CF MRS. CLARKS,—The.
PATRIOTIC LE.e GU.I .—The Re- sad death t.,ok place an Friday al -
boar monthly meeting will b. held in ternaon last at the Maisons Bank real -
the' Town Hall on Monday evening, den OS Vivian Wilson, wife of vIr,
October 2, at 7.30. We wish to , Wataze 'D C' :rke, manager of the
thank the Trustees of the different : Molsons Bank, at the age of 33 years.
churches for the use ,of the sheds on' The late Mrs. Clarke was taken ill in
Fair Day:—Mrs. W.J. Beer, Sec,. ( February last, and was taken to St.
-o-- . Joseph Hospital, London, for treat -
OPEN SEASON FOR GAME, --No I mens. iaaiang to improve; she was re -
partridge' may be taken or killed be- I moved to a private home in the city
tore .the 15th ,day of October of 1918' and report said she ,was improving,
Woodcook may he shot betweenthebut after fine months stay she was
15th day' of October and the 15th5th I
brought home to Exeter three weeks
day of November; Quail, wild ago, and fc_ a time seemed better,
turkeys, 'black and grey squirrels 1st I but a. week ea. she commenced to de -
November to the 15th November; i cline rapidly, ,,.:id the end carne Friday
duck snipe, rail, plover Sept. 1st to i afternoon. Pernicious anaemia was
Dec, 31st. Hares may be taken by 1 the cause of death. Deceased during
any means at any time between Oct. !her residense Here of about nine years
15 and Nov. 15, ansi between Decem-'' had gable-. .- steem and respect of
'ber_ 23, and Jan. 2, and may be takeni1 all who iznew her, and the deepest
at any other time by why other. means sympathy goes out to the bereaved
than shooting. Cotton -tail rabbit may ones. She was born in Lyndon and
be taken, killed or destroyed in any residues there until her marriage when
she came to Exeter. Besides the hus-
h and fano one son, •Gale, she is, •suz-
vivecl by her father, Mr. W, T. Wilson
and three brothers. 'The remains
were taken to London on Monday
morning and interred in Mount Pleas-
ant cemetery.
BRIIISe_- RED CROSS APPEAL
OCTOBER 19, 191,6.
W raereas the President of the Brit-
ish Red Cross Society has made an
urgen appeal throughout the Empire,
for :'ands to be collected on Thurs-
day ;a t. 19th, for the relief of "the
sufterraz soldiers and sailors at the
varitato. seats of war;
Ant whereas our Province of On-
tario has manifested its desire to do
its full share.;
An.1 vhereas the British Red Cross
Society is caring for the wounded oil
every Allied Nation;
And whereas the cost of this work
is so. great .'that all parts of the Em-
pire are called union to assist in ad-
equately meeting it;
And whereas the Lieut.=Governor.
of. Ontario has issued a proclamation
to a11 ntunmcipalities to heln in the
w •
Therefore John W. Taylor, cal-
her'� I,
upon ;all citizens together with Pat-
riotic Societies to attend a public
nneetina in the ,Public Library, Exeter
on . Wednesday, October 4th, at s
di cuss ways and means of
best aiding the work of the Society,
manner by the owner, occupant or
lessee of any land upon which it cau-
ses actua damage.
BURGLARS ENTER TWO HARD-
WARE STORES.—On Saturday morn-
ing of last week it was found that
during the night burglars had enter-
ed the hardware stores of Mr, H.
Spackman and Major W. J. Neaman,
and from the former place had taken
atbout three dozen. jack-knives and
Loos razors. besides breaking open the
fewpennies. x' a nni s. Tn
till and stewingp
the iattex place they secured several
l
razors and knives and about $8.00 in
cash, Ap;tarentiy they entered the
stare of Mr, ,Spackman by the back
door which inadvertently had been
left unlocked. At Major ' Heaman's
they first 'entered the cellar by way
of a window but not being able to
get up --stairs they returned and took
out .a window in the back shop and
then removed another window intothe
Store although the door between was,
not locked. The, guilty, ones have not
yet been found
A
as For Infants and Children
in Use F
or Over: O Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Senator Rata of New Hamburg call-
ed or, friends in town Friday-,
It, William Verity and tamily were
here. from Brantford Sunday.
Mrs. •Wm.'Hodgert and Mrs. Thos
Willis are visiting in London.
Mrs. F. Durdlee send daughter of .Set,
Thomaa are visiting 'relatives here.
Mr. Chas. 'Dunsford'who has been
holidaying here returned to the Soo
Saturday,
Mrs. Hannah Sanders is visiting
het daughter, Mrs. Fred. Penhale in
Toronto.
Miss Phoebe Easterbrook returned
Sunday from a visit with her sister
in ,Seatorth.
Mr. A. 1. Rollins and daughter of.
Detroit spent .mart -of last week with.
relat•,-ves here.
Miss Jennie Strang of Usborne has
gone to Guelph to take a course at
McDonald Hall, t•
Mrs. Thos. Elliott, who • has been in
the Wiest -for .several weeks, returned
home Friday evening.
Mr'.Ed, Powell left Thursday by 'lar
Co,- Windsor, after several weeks stay
here and at Grand ;Bend.
213 IBIS
JONES M Y
HONE, NO.
LADIES • SWELL COATS
A
New Bunch Just
Opened Up
They, are real nifty and lust what you are looking for -.Plush, Tweed
Zebaline, Chinchilla, Chap Serge, Plain and Fancy plaids,'' o two alike,
Our Coats are not high priced. A good Plush Coat for ........ ............$17.00
CEIILD'S COATS
A Big range of Cloths and Patterns to choose from.
Furs
Now is the time .to buy
were lower. A big selection
Black Fox Sets.
Red Fox Sets.
Grey Fox Sets.
Black 'Dog Sets
Don't fail to-seeour Fine
what you want
Furs
your Furs. We bought early When Furs
to show you,—
Persian Lamb Sets
Sable Sets
:fink Marmot Sets
Children's white or grey,
Displaa' of Furs. We one sure to have
Mens' overcoats and Suits
If you are wt need of a good Overcoat for Fall or Winter, come in
and see our range. Extra tine line of ,Fxeize Overcoats in Browns,
Greys, Etc., Wail shawl or zonvertib1e collars at veryemoderate tutees.
Also big selection of Men's Bla et Beaver Overcoats or best wear
Nifty Fall Suits can be had here in no end of variety Browns, Greys
Navy and many fine mixed pattern,;
Men's Felt Hats
Our ,linea of .Soft Felt Hats for Fall care smiely taking well, and no
wonder. when you see the class of goods we are handling. As to see
them.
Boys' Suits and. Overcoats
Stylish Norfolk Suits tor Boys at Low Prices, either bloomer
straight pants, in tall colors.
Our Overcoats for small boys at e real swell for this season.
Shoes
of
Come in and .see our stack of Shoes for Ladies,' Men and Children
They certainly are right up to the minute in style.
JONES NES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W . E. Sanford Clothing
Farm For Sale
_._..�.. 01\. Choice
Pte, '18 Wall 19 con 1 T oY
to < B .
!Iltsborpe. c1n my of ,Huron, fa the
Lo s
Fur
Village ofExeter, containing 100 t
Furniture
acres of choice land. On this ,property
is a brick dwelling, largo bank barn ,
silo, drive and milli house, hog and
hen house. The building6a of this propill 111.
-
erty are all np-to-date with water, in
ista(51e. Farm 1st Mist class state Olt
of cultivation and, must be bold as the
isro1Ar)etor's health has failed, Poss-
ession 1st of November. Field ,, of
corn to go with farm. Everyt sonven-
ienee for carrying on a milk business
which id touch !needed in that town of
,'Exeter, E. Hewett. prop., For terms
and particulars apply' to They. Pamer-
on. tet. IL No. 1, Kirkton .
C
Mr. Luther Bissett of London called
on friends here Friday last.
Mr. Garfiie•Id Sh.eexe of Brantford
visited relatives here Friday.
Mr. Francis Hill returned to Belle-
ville: last week to resume his duties
in the Dominion Bank after holiday-
ing at his home here.
Mrs. Yager disposed, of her house-
hold !effects on Saturday, and has
gone to live with her daughter, Mrs.
E. Malone, at Tillsonburg,
London Echo—"Mrs. J. Farmer ,and
Miss Eilleene Farmer sail on Satur-
day on the Steamer Ormeda far Eng-
land where they ;will visit Dr, Roy
T. Fanner who is surgeon in the! Roy-
al Navy."
Messrs. W. E. ,Sanders of Stephen
and Joseph Davis of tatvn are this LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
week trait aft! the.lng lattethe Mrs.itBrown,neral ndaugh- Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
ter of Mr Jahn Gould of that city, Hotel•
formerly of Exeter;
S.
OF FIRST INTEREST WHEN THE
COOL DAYS COME
THE STYLES ARE VARIED TO
MEET DIFFERENT TASThS
COATS ARE LONGER
SKIRTS ARE ALSO LONGER
Our New Goods are here. Good
range to choose from.- MADE TO
YOUR MEASURE. SEE, OUR NEW'
COATINGS FOR LADIES.
PRICES—$17.00 AND UP.
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We also have a nice range of Men's
Over Coatings and dustings.
GIVE US A CALL
N. Sheere
Mr. W. T. Nilson of Toronto 'and
George � York, G and.
sons W. H. of Nenv a g
t so Mr Car
xlilfrid of Toronto; also Clarke,
of Hamilton and Miss Caamb of Lon-
don were here this week owing to the
death of Mrs. W. D. Clarke , re#
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FUR'N1T.URE DEALER
Phone 20a.
Tea & Coffee
Store
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.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
Exeter Bargain Story
turning Monday, Mr. Clarke's methei•
i, remaining here for a time.
Advanced Styles for Autumn and
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN
:ever receive the -proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than, in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale ,faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
Forall such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Einulsion, and no -ed it now. It
possesses in concentratx:u form the very
foodelements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
their sturdy and strong and active.
Scott & itowue, Toronto, Ont,
Winter in Men's Clothing
We acre: showing our specialorder samples now and .can give you the
newest cloths made in the latest style; by Greene Swift,:,LianiVed, London
We :Wil) bee pleased, to have you look thein over;
We have some special ,values in Men's Reeady-to-wear Suits.
BOOTS AND SHOES II, A. COMPLETE RANGE
Astoria Shoes. for Men.
Men's Heavy Work Shloes •
Children's School Shoes
W omen's Cushion Sole Shoes,
B. W. F. Beavers