The Exeter Advocate, 1917-3-15, Page 8-�e
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EXETER gAEKETs
CHANGED EACH wrn.rissemt
Oats per bus. „ 55 to 60
Bran. 40,00
Sugarbeet Pulp, per ton 30,00
Creamery butter — — 46
boy ,to- team printing at the Adva
cate
WAN IED—General house work —
compete.nt maid, good wages Small
family grown up.—MRS E. N. LEW-
WANTED—Experienced girl Car
general housewiork, no washing, cr,00d
Box 5G5, Londoa, Ont,
SEE WALL PAPERS IN Your,
OWN HOME.—I wish to announce
that I have a complete line of sam-
ples of importe.d and 'ether Wall
Papers which I am anxiaus ta show
you. Wald left at my home or at
Lawson's Jewellery Store, or Haw-.
kin's Hardware Store, will bring me
to your home in the evening to- show
them to you.—BERT. CLARK,
The Main Street Epworth Leyue
have decided "to give a character
sketch .entertainment, entitled dThe
Minister's Brid.e," on April .fourth.
SEED OATS FOR SALE.—A- quan-
for sale free of, all weed seen>,
Price $1.20 a bushel. Apply to E.
Broderick. 2nd Con. Hay, R. R. -No.
Pte. Thos. Pritchard af GoderiCh,
one aC the •original Priacess' Pats, who
has returned from, the trenches, has
composed two patriotic songs, "The
Call' and "The Girl From Huran",
Copies may be secured from him or
from S Martin & San for 15c.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A splendid Brick House an Main
Street. Exeter, modern conveniences,
2 Lets of Land; goad barn and gar-
age; her. house good garden and plen-
ty of bruit, For terms apply at the
house 'J. SCOTT, Proprietor.
CASH COAL BUSINESS.— Atter
the first day of April our Coal Busi
ness will be conducted on a strictly
cash basis.—H, T. ROWE, Exeter.
CASH FOR COAL—After April 1
of this year our Coal Business will be
conducted on a strictly cash basis.
We ,expe•ct all. oue fuel accounts to
be settled before May 1st next. --
GEORGE MANTLE, e.xeter.
A MUSICAL EDUCATION
may be had by applying to W. M.
Clarke, Organist and Choir Master,
James Street Methodist Church, and
Representative of London (Eng.) Col, -
lege of NIusic. Apply far terms, etc.
and prepare for June exaMinations,
Terms Tre:xlerate. Albsubjecis taught.
Primary grade to Mus. Bac. eleeree
taught. Just a few vacancies.
HOUND LOST.—Black and tan, a
year old, with white breast; answers
to the name of ."Rock". Party re-
turnieg him to the owner will be
suitably rewarded.— Thps. Rowcliffe,
Exeter.
CORN CONTRACTS
. The Exeter Canning and Preserving
Company is now ready to "c.ontract
with farmers for grawing corn .for
the season of 19171 Apply at the
factory.
Exeter Canning & Pres, Co. Ltd,
MARI
ee
16, 4817
ete
LOCAL DOINGS.
Miss Ada has far reee.a..
erect from her reCent illness, as te
be out again.
DEATH OF WILLIAM HARDING
—In his 83rd year, William Harding
one of our -meet teSteerned ,and , best
know resident s passed' 'away an
Thursday last, about 3 o'clock. _The
deceased hau been in failing health
far the past few years, but his cein4
dition did not take on a serious turn
until a 'fea days previous to his de-
mise, when, following cold, his
trouble develaped into pneumania,and
his already enfeebled eonstitution
gave way under the strain, and he
passed peacefully away, as stated
above. Deceased was born on the
Sth day of September, 1833, in Kent
County, England. At about 21 years
of age he left his -native land for
Canada first settling near St. Thames
After remaining , abaut three years,
he moved to 1 ryconnell, where he -
engaged in the hotel business', and
same ten years later timed to the
6th concession of Usbarne, where he
Canned for a number ef years, prey-
ialaS to moving la Exeter about 40
year.- aga, Fifty-four years ago he
married Mrs. Ann Brimacambe, who
predeceased him about 14 years. He
was a member of jellies Street Meth-
odist church, and when ia health was.
regular -and faithful in his devotions.
3,1c. Hardin°. Was industrious, good
flat used andb thrifty, and strictly hon-
orable lin his dealings. He numoered
bet friends as _many and made no, en-
emies. The deceased took a deep
interest in public matters, and for
several years was elected to the Ex-
eter Council Board, where his good
judgment ,and careful admin4stration
oC affairs were highly creditable. in
politics he was a staunch Conserv.' -
eve and was a valued member of the
Canadiar Order of Foresters, under
whose auspioes the funeral was con-
ducted on Saturday afternoon, to the
Exeter cemetery, Rev. A A., Trump-
erai was private.
The Logic Circle intend holding
their annual bazaar ,and -entertainnizat
on the' afternoota and evening °Uri -
day, March 30th,
"THE COUNTRY DOCT.OR."—
This laughable and interesting play
will be put on in the Exeter Dome•
Theatte on Friday, March 16th„ at 8
o'clock in., by the Hurondale Pat-
riotic League. ,Proceeds to go to the
Exeter Patriotic._ League. Admission
25c, Everybody come and bringeome
one -else to have a goad laugh.
You are invited to our Spring .Mill-
ineey openings ori Friday and Salur4
day March 23rd and 24th. Having
purchased out. Spring Stock at a bar-
gain Fe are in a position to give our
Customers the Latest StYles -at Rea-
sonable Prices.— E. CURLISS..
Don't. for get Gib Dow's Auction
Sale of Horses and young Cattle on
Saturday 'March 17th.. Sale at .Dow's
FP.5111, east of the Metropolitan Flotel.
MILLINERY OPENINGS—The lat-
est .fashion.; in Spring Millinery will
be shawn in Mis.s Armstrong's Mil-
linery Parlor on and after Friday,
March 23rd.
SPRING MILLINERY OPE'N'INGS.
—On and after March 23rd and 24th
—showing all the latest styles .3.f. the
season. All in and around Exeter are
cordially "invited to call.— A. Mc -
DONALD.
THE QUALITY STORE.—Try us,
It we please you, tell others", H not,
" 400 TONS SALT -400 tons at line
Land -and Cattle Salt 107* sale. All
grades $5,50 per toe." 50c. per bag.
EXETER SALT WORKS Co., Ltd
J Sutton, Manager..
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Airna Block, 361 Richmond Street
LONDON. Pia0NE 5875.
Courses --Commercial ptenotypewriting,
Isaac Pitman Shorthand,' and
Civil Service CourSe
DAY CLASSES—Students may enter any day.
NIGHT CLASSES—NIonday, Wednesday and Friday, 7.30 to 9.30
Individual Instruction. -AllOwance made for Railway Fares
W J. O'Brien, Commercial Specialist, Principal
(Formerly of Exeter.
For Further Particulars Apply at this Office.
The Engilie of constant Service
Absolutely -Quaranteed
The Lightest Running Blosvers made
Beware of imitations and infringmenttg.
infinitely suPerior.
Ask Wm. Frayne, Exeer,.Agent
or write
GILSON MPG, 0.09*285 York St. GuelPh Ont.
ead
Letter
PIONIT NO. 32
AM FOR IMPHEYS
,evfir husband has metered for
some time with lame back ana
noy troubles.' Ho became so bad
that work 'Isle alnicat. inspossible
and he had tried so many remedies
and got uc relief that he had be.
come disccr raged.
sample box. '1:!'ey did him, so ynuch
good that be got six. boxes and will
continue ta':ing thorn • until he M
entirely cured,
Mrs. James liarris."
Writs for free sample to
NATIONAL DNHO & CHEMICAL
00. Or CANADA, LIMITED
Toronto,. Ont. 55
New Novelties Every Week
-WE SELL THE Ch,LEI3RATED NOR.THWAY GARMENTS,
• New Spring' Suits
A Swell Range of the Season's Best aurribers—Black, NavY, Brown,
Green and Silk Suits, Our Suits' are well lenewn for their good wearing
and shape keepin.g qualities.
The. Cloths are good and the Styles right' up -la -date
New Spring Coats
We are. showing all • the Novelty 'Styles in. Spring Coats—Sport Coats
Motor Coats; and -Movie Silk Coats—Checks, Plaids and Tweed Effects are
the leaders': You -see our displ ey to get the correct ideas.* -
SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY,— We
wish to thank the- peoPle• of towdand
country ,for their help in "making the
Bazaar it success, for their monthly
donations, and. for 'their splendid
work sewing and kni,tting. Kindly
bring tin socks and pyjamas Monday.
We pack 'Tuesday, Donations reeetv-
ed,—Miss 'May Jones $5, A friend for
Belgian Relief $5, Mrs. M.C. Clarke
County Council Dec. $21.11, -Feb.
$33.78; ,Town grant $40.00, Contrib-
ution. bags for January $60.57; for
February $66.61; Lecture $22.42; the
Bazaar $200.24; membership $10.00 ;
Mrs. Wm. May 2 pair socks, Mrs.
Murray, Miss Brown, 1 pair socks ;
A friend, 5 pillows and slips; a.friend
9 knit wash rags; Mrs. Clarke ,a lady
of .nearrly ninety, .7 knit wash rags;
510.09' was sent to the Belgian Re-
lief Fund; 590.00 was sent for re -
adoption of three prisoners Ger-
many, who report getting parcels in
good shape. The girls are having
knitting contest to last a naontla. The
yarn will be given out by, Miss Lulu
Martin and Miss Kathleen Stewart,
the. two captains. Regular meetings'
the first and third Mondays-- in thc
Library.
DYED. LONDON.—On March eth
the death took place in London of a
former resident of Exeter and Dash-
wood in the person of Frederick
DeariAg, (in mestake last week stated
as John Dearing), son of the late Ab-
rahani Dearing af Exeter, at the age
of 3.4 years. Deceased had been
taoubled with a heavy _cold for sev-
erai weeks. which developed into
pneumonia' and death -followed in lour
days He conducted a baking busi-
ness in Dashwoad for several years,
and only went to London last fall to
work -in 1HcCormick's. The re -mains
were broueli here Wednesday even-
ing and taken to Dashwood, where the
funeral took place Thursday afternoon
to Bronson lin.e cemetery. He IS sur-
vived by ,Iiis wife, Christena Stier,
anci low children under five years of
age Four brothers and five sisters
also survive, John of liespeler, Abe
o! Grand Bend, Walter Londan,
Henry anu Mrs. Chester Stanlake of
Exeher, Mrs. 'Harry Smith at Landau.
Walter and Mrs. Smith attended the
funeral
Miss Hay Wood was in. London, on
Tuesday.
The Misses Carling were in Lon -
Miss Thelma Skinner was home from
Londen over Sunday.
Mr W. W. Taman was in Lothdon
Tuesday' on business ,
Cram a visit inn Lon,don
Mrs j A. McDoeald is visiting in
St '.i. homes for a month
Miss A. Weekes 'visited in Guelph
for a week, returning Monday..
Mrs J. L. Burwell is v:seting ;n Pres
ton ,and Union for a few weeks
Mr (Reg Elliot of Norwich spent
a" few dayl, with welativds here.
Mrs -Cliff Spackman and ihildren
returned to Guelph on Tuesday
colt were in London an Saturday.
Mrs Marshall Bax- an.d friend, Mrs,
Dickeou have returned to -Parkhill,
Miss Myrtle Redwell of Ailea Craig
was here over Sunday with her sis-
mre Amos and her sister, Mrs, Van
stone have returned from attending
the funeral or the late Mr. Tilley in
Toronto .
Miss I-laseings returned from
London Business College on, Saturday
and on Monday took a position :n the
Canadian Beak of 100mrnea-ce at Exeter
Mr and 'Vies. Abe Bagshaw who,,
have been. residing in London for
eeeeral months, arid wha recently sold
-their hausehold effects, spent part of
la week with trelativeS in toWn, prior
to returning to -the wes,t " where they
MrS; (Dr;) Lindsay, atter aviett
DoW left Satufday on her return 'to,
(the. S D. Hewitt, Who will visa
VOxicton for a,olne Months, in the
`absenOu of Dr, I-Tewitt, who returned
tiw trent this week,
Wash Goods for Spring
Never before have we shown such an elaborate and \yell selected dis-
play ..of Spring and Summer Finery. •
Large SpoV Tussah silk.
Large Striped Tussah Silk
,Large Spot Silk Mull •
Plain Colored Silk Mull
Checked ,Basket Cloth
Palm Beach Suiting
Plain White Voile.
Striped White Voile
Striped Coloreid Voile
Dresden Colored Voile
Fanc y Colored Voile
Gaberdine Suiting
And a big variety of every goods- on the market.
'Specials tor this week
$2.95 RUGS
A good heavy Axminster Rug
27x5.4 inches.
Regular $3,75, for $2.95
Only 12 to, sell
3 pieces heavy, yard 'wide
The last for- 12%c. a yard.
10c. TURKISH TOWELS
6 dozen only, A good large
Turkish Towel for one week at
10c, each
98c. MEN'S HEAVY UN'WEAR
Jiist to make, room we will sell
5 Dozen Men's Heavy Ribbed
Underwear at 98c. each
Wall Paper
DON'T MISS SEEING OUR BIG STOCK OF NEW WALL PAPERS
JONES & MAY
Lhadquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothipg
PHONE 56 "FOR ,
Washboards,
SCrub Brushes,
and Soaps
CHOICE GROCERIES ALWAYS
LETTUCE AND GREEN ONIONS,
Wilson's Grocery
Small quantity
of
SEED OATS
AND* BARLEY
for sale .
The
Stor
We have- Roasts, and we have Stew
We have Tongues and 13e.ef Hearts too
We sell Meat at any hour,
•
Satisage MINUS Potata Flour;
Come and try them
You will buy them;
Sausage MINUS Potato Flottr,
R.
Phone 18
ower &Son
Tailorocl
S111.1 111[1 Coal
•
OF FIRST INTEREST WHEN THE
OLD ONE GETS WORN OUT.
FHE SrYLES ARE VARIED TO
MEET DIFFERENT TA,STES
COATS AR.E LONGER
SKIRTS ARE ,ALSO LONGER
Our- New Goods are here. Good
'range to -choose from.— MADE TO
YOUR 1MEASI.TRE. SEE, OUR NEW
COATINGS FOR LADIES,
PRICES—$17.00 AND UP."
We also have a nice range of Men's
Over .Coatings and Suitings.
GIVE US A CALL
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Furniture
and
Undertaking
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
.AND FURNITURE DEALER
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choice'st
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
°Pres Electric ligltt Plant
'..Ezetor,...,...B-.0g04.0.
O'`(.51st SPRING STYLES ARE ARRIVING AND BEING 'PLACED IN
Thrices are som,ewhat higher; but early- buying ' helped 'us' secure sam,e.
extrit good values. We •will be pleased' to show poll .the goods ' and
dem6Ostrate their 'Merits,
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