The Exeter Advocate, 1916-10-26, Page 8EXE r}R ADVOCATE, T$URSflAY OCT SO 1916
eXETER MARKETS
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 1.55 to 1.65
Oats
50 to 55
Potatoes per bag 2.00
Hay per ton .... .. ... . .. ....... .10.00
flour per cwt. 4.65
Flour, law grade . 2.50
Shorts per ton ......... ... . 34.40
Bran per ton 31,00
55
Butter ...............
Creamery Butter 43
Hogs per cwt. 10.50
Egg`
i ALE REGISTER .�.�
\Ve.rn , ,.iy, NOV.1, at l p. me, Lot
25. Con 2, London Road, Tuckersmith
farm stocke implements, hay and grain.
S tee. Meleeeete. Propieter; Thomas
B c} ; c a e ee `er'
eae.. 27, on Elizabeth etreet,
South of Jaattes St. Church, real estate
and eouseao1.1 effects, Jonas Hart eib
proerietar; 13. S. Phillips, Auctioneer.
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eVANTED.—Young titan with ang.ch-
Gn`eb lity� to :earn automobile Work
Man with ma:hine shop and tool room
exp ri n e preferred. Good pay —
steady position. Apple Chalmers alo-
o a oMpatty of Canada, Ltd., Wa k -
e.-a:a. Ont.
WANTED—First elass striper and,
e* sh,.. Apaly rt once Chalmers'
Mater Cernpeny a' Canada Ltd., Wal-
e:en-a e. tient.
'S Taa'--interne man experienc-
ed in trimming and facing .ops. A;t-
aa t t eve, CI -elm -ea Motor Com-
e.: p,any o. Canada., Ltd., Welke:vet ,
Ont.
WINTER aiILLINERY OPENINGS
On O_t. 2e we will d spley Baur new
Freneh pattern Hats, canis ine of
talo :ittine, tur, and fur triremes! hats..
A ec at:a1 invitation ss exten.1. d to
ea. tea ladiee to attend.—E. CLRLISS
0
Tits Canadian Oder of Foresters
orsters
coil rile t in tl it Lodge Room on
'ttariaa evening re—'':t. The report of
t .,:: „ate to he 1-1 :.,';',11 Court wi
..• ;ivei^ and a program trail be pro-
• . . 1'. membere are requested:
b. , a.mt
PONY HARNEeS AND BT: rGY
FOR Sial. E.— Apnly :o Mrs. John.
�!.:.•�: Hunat a rte. t, Exeter.
CARE' OF THANKS—Mrs Skinner
end :'artily c+t is ,tsorne wish to thank
their netghpaa.: and triencis for thea
kindness and eympathy in their time
of trouble end toss be •ire,
VILLAGE RESIDENCED FOR
SALE—A storey and half brick
house, one aceres of land, hard and
soft trate;, well situated. Two hood
building lots in property. Price rea-
sonable Apply at Advoeeate Office
FARM FOR SALE
Lo. 15, N.B. Biddulph Tp., eonatine
ns 160 acres, 5 miles from Granton
!allege: store:, blacksmith and carpen-
ter shops on farm; church and school
dither halt a mile. The farm is well
w :tired, there being three pumping
mills and a power mill; well drained
svith tile; barn 60x36; stabling under
same for 40 cattle; shed 25x50; good
hen house and galvanized drive :bed
25x40; cement creamery 20x16 with
engine house attached; also a com-
fortable frame house with hard and
soft water inside. Nater all through
outbuildings. Farm is well fence di
with r
re
good
gates and dizdd s
i
o
•fields; about
5 acres of bush also a
silo. Sola rieh clay loam. Anyone
wishing to go into the Dain* business
will do well to look this term over
as it is fitted for that purpose. Apply
to J V. enliven, Mount Brydges, or
an the farm.
Organ Blowing By
Electricity
For an ample, steady, unfailing sup-
ply oi wind pressure, have your
church install an
"ORt•e'eLO"
Efticiene in performance, queet in
operation, works reliably and e.con-
nomically .
OVER 7000 IN USE
everyon ot them giving complete sat-
isfact:cn. Let us give you all the
facts, names and places tor reference.
THREE CHURCHES IN EXETER
1 ` HAVE RECENTLY HAD
THESE ORGAN BLOW-
ERS INSTALLED
Write for full particulars to
LEONARD DOWNEY,
418 Queen's Avenue
London, Ontario,
Church Organ Tuning and Repair
Work a Specialty.
R. C. GOWER
& SON
Sucoes,sors to G, R. Bedford
Have you tried us
for Groceries, Cur. -
ed Meats, etc.?
it LOCAL DOINGS,
Miss Ethel Sweet is home from Tt7-
eon'burg this week.
Mr. Samuel Lamport was taken
worse again on Sunday and ie now
verb• low,
Children crippled by infantile par-
alysis can now be cured, a New Yora
physician having discovered stemess-
fati treatment.
Rev. E. G. Powell of Clinton, for-
merly of Exeter, has received word
of the death on Saturday of hie
tether in Sarnia hospital,
Eleven autos took the ladies of the
Laditee Minstrel to Hensel], on Fri --
day night, The weather way not very
pleasant tor the ride, being cold and
windy.
A number of shooters are spending
the weak in Hay Swamp this week
en quest of game. Their wives and
a few friendsdrove out and bad tea
With them on Tuesday night.
\Ir Leonard McTaggart, of Exeter
North suffered a slight stroke of
paral} sir between Saturday night and
Sunda Morning, and as a consequ-
enee. is confined to his bed.
Mr B. W. F. Beavers purchased
the David Pfaff stock of shoes ::t s
Dashwood last week for 70 cents on
she dollar. With shoe prices steadily
going uta this should be :a good buy.
Fe tncis Freeman Gerald, three -yea
olcl chid of Mr, and Mrs. Freeman
Gerald ot Chatham, died within six
Maur. ;atter eating some heada:tte
tablet.: welch were lett within his
each
A committee of young ladies in-
tend holding a Euchre taxi W 11owe'en,
Get. 31st, in the Town Hall, commen-
cing at $ o'clock. The proceeds are
for comforts for the soldiers. Ad-
mission 50t.. Everybody welcome.
The War Auxiliary wish to thank
the c itizene of Exeter and surround a
in.; district for the hearty support
they gave in connection ction with the
farewell banquet of our soldier boys,
also :hose who assisted 'at the Ben-
ue: and t'oncert,
Rev. Knight of Hensall prsaened
strong .missionary sermons in the two
Methodist churches Sunday. Rev. Mux
worthy di.i sitniliar duty ate Jame, St.
:hutch in the morning. The Main
ktreet service was withdrawn in the
evening! in tavor of Caves Anniversary
:tit,;. Ale;; Stewart was in London
ia:t week, They have secured a
house on York Street and Mr. Ste-
wart came up on Monday evening to
assist in packing the household eff-
ects to be taken to the city. Exeter
regrets the departure of Mr. Stewart
and family, all natives of Exeter, but
hopes for them the best of every-
thing in London.
Mr R Phillips, ,Li. A. B„ late or-
ganist of James Street \fethathst
Chur: h, has secured an excellent nr-
ganist position: in the city of Tackson.
Mice. et a salary of $2000, the se:ond
highest paid in the city. The organ
is a tine new electric -pneumatic, on-
ly ir,„talled an August. He commenced
duties the lst of September. Jackson
is a nice city, and has a population.
ot feee0e people,
Rev. W. M. Martin of London, for-
merly of Exeter, has received aletter
from his ,son, Capt. Beattie Martin, of
the R. A. M, C., written on board
a troop ship. He is now senior Med-
teal ()Weer and states that they have
on board 1903 soldiers, all of whom
had to be inoculated .with anti -cholera.
"bugs" twice within eight days. Capt.
\lartin recently returned to duty at -
ter a few months sick leave.
Mr. Sandy G. Bowden, who has
been at Valcartier for some months
in the Engineers Training Corps, and
was; recently transferred to the Me-
chanical Transport branch of the Can-
adian army, now in training at Mon-
treal Quebec, arrived here en Sun-
day to visit Mrs. Bawden and other
relatives for a few days. He .logs
not yet know how soon he may be
called upon to go overseas, but the
moue may take place at any time.
Sandy enlisted in Edmonton. It is
several years since he left Exeter and
his old friends were very pleased to
see hint again.
TO SAVE "GAS"—Clifford Drew,
a Mount Foaeat barber, has invented
arc appliance for motor cars whereby
the milage an, a gallon of gasoline is
about doubled.. He has applied for
patents. in Canada and the. United
State; and• in the meantime is selling
the appliance:, and having rt man n -
fa�ctuaecl 'i 11
n oun tForeat.
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CAVEN ANNIVERSARY...— The
anniversary services of Cavell Pres-
byterian Church were held on Sun-
day last Rev. Larkin of .Seafarth
was the preacher foe the accasian.
The• services were very largely at-
tended both the morning and even-
ing. and the sermons were of a high
order and listened to with the mast
careful attention. The choir render-
ed special' music and were ably ass-
isted by aIiss N. Kinsman, who gave a
pleasing ,solo !at each service.
WEDDED.—A •quiet wedding took
place on Thursday afternoon last at
4 o'clock, at the James Street par-
sonage, when Miss Valeria Bedford,
daughter of Mr. .and Mrs: George R.
Bedford became the bride of Mr.
Williaen'H. Arzhstrong, son of Mr. and
Mrs Irwin Armstrong, all of Exeter.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Baird in the presence of the
parent: of the young couple. Mr.
and- Mrs Armstrong left on the even--
ing • treiu for a trip to Toronto and
paints east. The young. couple re-
turned thr: weak and will reside on.
Mill St, yet. They have the best wish
es- of their maay facials. s. .
400 TONS SALT -400 tons of Bate
Land and Cattle Salt for sale, All
gredea' i;'5.50 per ton; 50c. per bag,
EXETER ,SALT WORKS.+,o,, Ltd
J Sutton, Manager.
MATteZeAGE LICENSES ISSiJEP
by-(. 1-i Sanders at the'Advacate 0f
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
required,
Mrs. Routley went to Windsor on
Friday
Mrs, Jahn Keys visited in London,,
last week.
Mrs. W. ], Heaman was in London
on Monday.
Mr: R. lenight visited. .. in London
on Monday.
Mr. C. W. Robinson was 'in Lan-
don Monday
Mr. W. D. 33urke «shed 'tlrs?Burke
here last weele
Mrs. Gale and children returned to
London on Feiday.
Mrs. James Murray vielted in Bur
gessviee last week.
Mr Oliver Davis was -home front
Zurick over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hooper were
iaa London last week.
miss Carrie Knight of St. Thomas
is visiting relatives here.
Me;sr:. Frank Triebner and John
Knorr have gone to Windsor.
etre Jost: Johns went to Landau
Monday to visit a sick friend.
Miss Rridhann, teacher, visited her
home in Goderich over Sunday.
Mi;: Barrie of Moncton, N.B., is
visiting Mrs. Wm. Howey here.
Mr. Lammie of Detroit was the guest
t Mr. and Mrs. E. Christie this. week.
Rev. S. F. Sharp attended the fun-
eral of the late Mrs. Gardiner at Brus-
sets on Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Atkinson of
London <v inited with the former's
mother here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Bawden were in
Goderich visiting the former's sister
Mrs. Salkeld, this week.
Miss Lila Zuefle and Miss Flor-
ence Keane of Toronto are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, O.
Zuefle
Mr. and Mrs. ale J. Dore re-
turned last week- from several weeks'
auto trip to Hamilton and other
e oincs
Mrs. McLellan, who has been visit-
ing in Stayner for three months, has
returned here to the home of her
daughter, Mrs. N. Sheere.
Mr, ilea) Rollaway of Peterboro
Navin; recovered somewhat from her
sever- illness, Mrs. W. J. Bissett was
able to return home last week.
\Ir Jas. A. Sanders and two. Wood-
stoek friends motored up :rom that
city Sunday and spent the day with
hie patents. His father continues -to
be quite ill..
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hastings, who have
been attending the funeral of the
former's brother, Mr. William Hast-
ings at Crosshill, last week, returned.
home Monday evening,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
in Use For Over 30Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
14:4‘
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMEN rs
There will be sold by public auc-
tion, on Lot A., Con. 5, Usborrte, sn
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1916,
At 1 enema- sharp, the following
Horses -2 bay mares, 8 yrs. old;
mare 6 yrs. old, supposed to be in
foal; yearling filly, general purpose;
driving horse, 6 yrs. old; general pur-
pose
urpose gelding, 3 yrs. old; driving mare
6 years old, quiet and relaiable
Cattle -5 cows supposed to be in
calf, due in March and April; 3 heif-
er: 2 years old; 2 steers, 2 yrs. old;
heifer rising 2; 3 steers rising 2; 5
spring calves.
Implements—McCormick binder and
mower. Massey -Harris drill, steel roll-
er, hay rake, Frost & Wood ,disk,
Frost & Wood corn cultivator, two-
turrow plow, ;Maple Leaf; lumber
wagon, wagon box, open buggy, cut-
ter, gravel box, fanningmill, root cut-
ter. pair bobsleighs, sari pan, 30 sap
buckets feed cooker, wheelbarrow
grindstone set single harness, set
double harness, set britchens, 5 col-
lars. forks, hoes, shovels and other
articles too numerous to mention; al-
so a few bags of timothy seed; 20
hens. 30 chicken, quantity hay.
Terms—All sums of $5 and under
cash; over that amount 11 mouths
credit given on furnishing approved
joint notes. 6 per cent, ger annum
off for cash on 'credit amounts.
C. W. Robinson, Geo. Ford,
Auctioneer. Proprietor
For Sale
or Rent
Hotpoint Vacuum
Cleaner
Clean your rugs
etc. the modern
e
way at small cost.
mon tra
�e ion s t
free.
W M e . B L' Elt,
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JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Exceptional Values in Fall
and Winter MerchiuxIise
A Money -Saving Opportunity to Early Buyers
In spite of the continued advance in practically all lines of Merchandise
the fact that we placed our orders tor our present large stock of Dry
Goods nearly a year ago, enables us to offer remarkable values to early
buyers Present stocks will not last long so buy at your earliest con-
venience and stock up well.
Two Real Bargains in Ladies' Hosiery
SPECIAL No. 1-15 dozen Ladies' heavy cashmere hosiery, good heavy:
weight, nearly Ail wool, worth 50c, a pair, Our special 40c. or 2 for 75c
SPECIAL No. 2-5 doz. only Ladies' all wool cashmere hosiery, worth
to -day 75c. a pair, while they last at old price 50c. a pair,
Men's Underwear Bargains
BARGAIN No1--4 .dozen only men's all wool odd drawers, worth 1.25
to clear at only 98c. a pair.
BARGAIN No. 2-20 doz. heavy shirts and drawers, all sizes, nearly
all wool very special at $L00 garment
EXTRA. SPECIAL No. 3-20 dozen extra 'quality all wool shirts and
drawer. sizes 34 to 44, bought at a bargain, nearly a year ago, direct
from the manufacturer. Present price would be $1,75 a garment. Our
special price while they last at only $1.25 per garment.
Save Money on Elannellettes
5 pieces of Extra heavy Canadian, English Flannellettes; stripes & plain
colors, at 12}i;e., 15c. to 20e. a yard These are ,less than the present
wholesale prices.
Heavy English Prints at 15c. yd.
Good heavy English prints, old dy es fast colors; large range of pat-
terns at 15c, a yard.
Men's and Boys Suits & Overcoats
Abig stock of above to select from at specially attractive prices.
ALL LADIES' COATINGS AT GREATLY ,REDUCED PRICES
Heavy Wool Buggy Rugs & Shawls
We offer wonderful values in this department, many suits at less than
present wholesale prices. Come early for the bargains.
Special Offer -1S only men's heavy fawn Scotch Raincoats, sizes 38 to
46, for quick selling at 9,75 each.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanfoud Clothing
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
qualite of Sarnia made salt for sale
at Old Temperaace House, at the
G T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
VIAGUIRE Exeter.
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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
MANUFACTURING CO., EXETER.
Auction Sale
HOTEL PROPERTY FURNITURE
AND FIXTURES, ,AUTOMO-
BILE AND COW.
There +w*i]I be offered for sale by
Public Auction, at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1916
At 10 o'clock, sharp, the fallowing:
The contents of 20 bedrooms, includ-
ing beds bedding and furniture; par-
lor furniture, including chairs, tab'es,
couches, rugs etc.; 5 large leather
upholstered chairs; writing desk and
chair; first-class bath rem outfit,
new; 4 'coal heaters; large box stove,
large number - pictures, 2 chemical
closets, large kitchen range and pipes
5 kitchen tables, refrigator, 3 kitchen
cupboards, baking cabinet, kitchen:
utensils of all kinds, dishes, 3 dining
roomextension .tables, 20 dining room
chairs silverware, glassware and cut-
lery. large number pictures, 201amps
bar furniture and fixtures, includingcash register, ,taunter, back bar, and
large mirror; large cabinet refrig-
erator; pickle •silver work board, Tay-
lor combination safe; about 20 awn-
ing's and irons; hot water urn; elec-
tric clock; 500 yards linoleum; nearly
new; carpets; 1916 Overland auto,
Model 83; Holstein caw, renew in
March : stable utensilz
There will also be offeredfor sale
on the same day the .property known
as the Commercial. Hostel, including.
two lots at the rear of the hotel, fac-
ing William Street; driving shed 18
by 45 . feet.
Terms—Real Estate 'made known.
on day of sale; auto, half cash, and:
balance in six months on satisfactory
security • Household Effects,: all sums
tinder $15.00 cash, over that amount
t)
months credit on apnroved ja'nt
notes, 5 per, cent. per annum off for
cash on credit amounts
C. W. I<2.OBINSON,,Auce
C. H, SANDERS, Clerk.
T. H. NEWELL, Prop.
Nei Tailoreri Choice
SIMS
CM.
Furniture
OF FIRST INTEREST WHEN THE
COOL DAYS COME
THE STYLES ARE VARIED TO
MEET DIFFERENT TASTh S
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 hasne, a nice range of Men's
Over Coatings and Suitings.
GIVE US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' 'TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
N. ROPE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER:.
Phone 20a.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choi est:
groceries, fruits, spices,,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line..
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will cony in -
Ce.
Produce taken in exchanger
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
Exeter Bargain Store.
Another Lot of TravellersSamples,
Another lot of Traveller's Samples just 'opened, consisting of Glares'
Handieerchiels, Ties, Braces, Nightgowns Underwear, Pajamas, Night Shiite.
Sweaters Etc„ Etc., on sale ''now.
SPECIAL VALUES en Men's and Boy..' SUITS, bought before the raise'
in price: and sold at the old price.
Our values in Shoes are the Best of Made -to -measure Samples for
Sete the Table full at the $2.00 -a
Come in and look aver aur linepair
Mena Clothes. • lel , i
B. W. F. Beavers,