HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1917-7-26, Page 8EXE I ER .A ]VO CATE, TH CI 3BA'Y', JULY 20,, 10i7
t.x.F,TER MARKETS
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
2.25
85
6.55
3�S
Ott.,
Family Flour
Low grade flour
Short. ,.... .43,00 to 45,00`
Arran .36.00
Creamery Butter 39
Dairy Butter ...32 to 34
Lard 31
10.00 to 12 UO
Hay per ton 14.50
Hags ,.4.50
Potatoes, new
The Snell rine: cdid not bring home
the motley from the W,O B.A, Set -
doe and C;nrl;e, Taman and Snell are
there for the doubles.
HAI" FOR SALE
30 acres of good Timothy Hay cold
in bulk or blocks to suit purchaser.
W. T. SWEET, Exeter
HAY FOR SALE
20 acres of first-class Timothy on
either side of Stationoa , Exeter.
Eor particulars apply to
L-
ING, Exeter.
For tasty pastry and pies, "like
mother used to tmalce, use our. Wel-
come Pastry Flour, -Harvey Bros.
Kindly take notice that the Dental
office of Dr. Roulston will be closed
for some weeks. Anyone havin' ur-
gent work, such as cases of pain, etc.,
may have sante attended to by leav-
ing a message .with the Telephone
Central, or by writing to Dr, Roul-
ston.
LOS 1' -Between. Exeter and Con. 4
Usbore, or in 'Exeter, on July 10 th,
five dollars in bulls --2 twos and a one
-Reward on being left at this offiste,
MEN WANTED FOR iti1UNITION
WORK.
A number of good reliable re.n,can
secure steady ,employment on muni-
tion work.
Apply to
The Robt. Bell Engine &
Thresher Co Ltd.
Seaforth Ont.
ESTRAY HEIFER
There strayed from Lot 4, Con. 4
Hay. the farm of John McMahon, on
car about June 20th, a red heifer,
using 2 years old. Information re
guard ng its whereabouts liberally re-
vtrded; BYRON E. HICKS, Cent-,
rata.
' FARM'FOR SALE
Lot 13 (except parts sold) Western
Boundary, Blanchard, 933-1 acres mare
or less Village of Woodham; a min-
utes walk to Church, School, Stores,
Blacksmith Shop; etc. A splendid
farm. Apply to James Flett, Wiarton,
F. D. Switzer, 'Kirkton, Executors Es-
tate Stephen Watson Haines; 'elilton
Haines on premises! Woodham, and to
L. Harstone., Barrister, St. Marys,
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NOTICE.-We desire. to innformthe
public that awing Oto the present un-
settled conditions, we are compelled
to conduct our business on a strictly
CASH BASIS. All accounts arenow
due and if not settled before Sept
lst will be placed for collection(. We
believe by doing this we can give•our
patrons closer prices and better ser-
' ce.-W, J. BEER, Exeter.
AGENCY FOR THE WATKIN'S
LINE. -Having taken over the Wat-
onsHensall c I am [preparfrom Mr. ed E. Goo.
business with all the old customers
and others who have not previously
raised the products I will be pleased
to interest also, A full line now in
btock Goods can .be procured at
residence at any time, - A full liitne''.of
Linameets Cough Reriledies,. Spices
and Extracts, Toilet Articles always
on hand. Phone orders promptly at-
tended to. Phone 43 Exeter_
WbI. ANDREW,
Travelling Salesman, Exeter, O.rLt..
The Home Wind Ins. Co.
of New York.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
Capital authorized, subscribed and
paid up 56,000,000.
Surplus as regards the Policyholders,
$19,336,177.25.
+1500.00 Insurance placed on Dwell-
ing a'id Barns for $6.00 for three
years.
Na Premium Note required.
No Agent's fees.
-,.
G„ HOL I �\IAti, Geta., Agt., Zurich,
THOS. FISHER, Sub: Agt., Exeter:
LOCAL [X]!Nt►A.
\Iz ,G,.) Dow shipped a ear of
horse. t:r eiontrea1 Thursday:
1 he ,caning l u terry started open-
ailurus on the sea pack 1 uesday.
Pte. Brown has been discharged
from the army end is now .Sr receipt
of a pension
\ire have changed."our pewee plant
but the duality of Model Flour is stile
th ;;atm-^socand oto none'.
Hart,*ey Bros.
The Trivet elem•ori^al Church Sun-
day School will picnic in Victoria
Park on \1'edeesday arternoon., Aug-
ust ist..
Me O. McPherson, ,son. of \Ir. and
Ales. A, alePhersoa, who has been a
travellieg drug salesman ,anal is a
graduate druggist, has enlisted at
Montreal:
Rev Redmond will occupy the pul-
pit of James [Street Church Sunday
nest, the pastor, {Rev. Baird, and
fancily ,being on holijciay=s near JKin-
cardine.
We have been playitig for heat and
dry weather here, andwe are certain-
ty getting it. Everybody smiaos, how-
ever, because the farrier now has a
chance to get en his crop.
On Wednesday mot -Meg Mrs. Wm.
Rivers accidently fell at her home
and a severe heaumorhage followed,
She was also considerably bruised by
the fall, but Inas since somewhat re -
c of ered_
Miss lIay Clarke bas been success-
tul in her musical .examinations in
connection with London Conservat-
ory. securing a Forst -Class Certific-
ate in vocal and piano in the interme-
diate grade.
Mr Fred Porterfield of Mitchell
was elected D.D.G.M. for the South
Huron Masonic District No, 4, at the
meeting of Grand. Lodge in Belleville
last week, Grand Lodge will meet in
Windsor next year.
International Harvester
Co's. Agency, Exeter
r C
All kinds of seceding, haying and
harvesting machinery, including the
celebrated Oliver Corn, and Bean Cul-
tivators, and Bean Harvesting attach-
ments. Full stack of Repairs now in,
Also a number of Al Standard Bug-
gies, el.:Laughlin and Conboy makes
Neat designs and at right prides. Call
and secure one for Dominion Day,
Wm. Ward
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising Rates Made
knots, an application
Stray Animals -One 'irrsertion 50e.,
three insertions $1.00
Fano. or Real Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion for one month of four
insertions • 25c. for each subsequent
insertion
Miscellaneous Articles of ,not more
than five lines, for Sale, To Rent, or
Wanted Lost, Found, etc., each in-
sertion 25c
Lgcat Reading Notices, etc,, 10c, pert
line per insertion. No notice 1 ess than
25c. Card of Thanks. Soca
Lega, Advertising 10c. and 5c. aline
Auction Sales, $2 for one insertion,
and $.4 far two insertions.
Professional Cards not exceeding 1
loch- $$ per year
Misery in Back, Headache
and Pain in Lmis.
,pear Ma. Erdiior-For more than ,p
year 1 suffered with misery in the back,
dull headache), pain in the limbs, was
somewhat constipated and slept poorly
at night until, I was about ready to col'
lapse. Seeing an account of the wont'
derful qualities of ,"Anuria," prepared
by Doctor Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y,, 1
sent for a box, and before using the
whole box I felt and still feel improved.
My sleep is refreshing, misery reduced
and life is not the drag it was before, I
most cheerfully recommend this remedy
to sufferers from like ailments.
Yours truly, W. A. Ronritlts.
NOTE: You've all undoubtedly heard
of the -famous Dr. Pierce and his well-
known medicines. Well, this prescrip-
tion is one that has been successfully
used for many years by the- physicians
and specialists of Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
N. Y., for kidney complaints, and dis.
eases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder, such as backache,.
weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, con•
gestion of the kidneys, inflammation
of the bladder, scalding urine, and
urinary troubles.
Up to this time, t°Anuric" has not
been on sale to the public, but by the
persuasion of many °patients and the
increased demand for this wonderful
healing Tablet, Dr. Pierce has finally
decided to put it into the drug stores
of this country within immediate reach
of all sufferers.
I know of one or two leading drug-
gists in town who have managed to
procure a supply of "Amalie" for their
-anxious customers in and around this
locality. If not obtainable send one.
dime by mail to Dr Pierce for trial
The Advocate acknowledges the
girt • of two fine ripe tomatoes by
Mr. Chas. lain -Ley, These are the first
home -groan tornatoe,s reported this
year, As usual Charlie has the first
and for other early garden stuff he
takes the medal.
During thesevere electrical storm
on Friday ,last during which rain fell
in torrents on half the town and to •
the south of us, the dwelling of Mr,.
W, A Clarke and Mr. W. Kuntz, on
Alain Street, was struck, but v.erylit-
tie- damage was done.
The sacred swimming pool and tem-
ple will 'be one of the striking scenes;
in "Less Thart •the Dust," the new
picture in which Mary Pickford is to
appear. The scenes of the play are
laid in India and England. Miss Pick -
ford's part will ;be that of an orphan.
of English birth ,who, leaving been
reared among the natives, is regarded
as one of them.
A battle scene between British
troops and natives of an East Indian
city is ,ane of the big incidents in
Mary ,Pickfard's forthcoming produc-
tion of "Less than the Dust:" For
this a complete lay out of officers'
quarters, barracks and ' fortifications
were built in Long Island and more
than a hundred real iEast Indians em-
ployed for the natives.
When Mary Pickford announced
that she would hereafter head her awn
company and guide the making of its
productions it was stated that here-
after she would not make more than
six pictures each .year and these to
be the most elaborate, costly and best
directed in which' she bas ever been
sees, The first of khese
, "Less
Than
the Dust," will sopa be shown here
when she will be preueanted by the
Artcraft Pictures Corporation.
In the Seaforth papers last week
Major R. S. Hays made:' an .explanation
of his return. to Canada, showing that
be did everything that was possible
to get permission to, accompanyhis
men to France, and when he couldn't
get that permission he declined.. to
accept any ,appointment an England as
he did not consider his services were
required there, as ,there. are hundreds
of officers in 'England who are with-
out appointment, and who, are anxious
for same. The. main. ;,determining fac-
tor in Major Hays' rejection for ,er
vice in France was his age.
To give an idea. of what the present.
crop promises we have published the
length of different •grains grown in
this locality, and lit is remarkable the
height to which :they have grown and
the extremely heavy and well devel-
oped heads the different grains bear.`
This week Mr. Luther Reynolds of
LIsborne brought stalks of oats inthat
measured 5 fe., n2. iniches, and Mr.
George. Walker of 'Stephen oats that
measured 5 ft:,' 4 inches, and 'wheat
5 ft., 6 in. If 'nothing happens be-
tweett now and the harvest this sec-
tion will produce one of the largest'
yields we have had, in, many years,
Since the above was put it type, we
have received stalks of barley taken
from Mr. S. N. Scott's farm, Steph-
en, which pleasured 5 ft,, 103 .in..
These were grown in. a field where
no fertilizer was used, hcn,ce it is all
the more remarkable for its great
height.
ALMA COLLEGE, -Alma College
will begin its 37th. ,year 'Septe,mber
17th, 1917. The rumor that the Col-
leec had been aequisitiioned for a
military hospital was not correct.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. -bars, J. A.
Stewart while returning from a visit
in Dundas u Anda, a d i' t
n „Hamilton an on, Friday
las, met wi.tli an unfortunate atcide:nt:
tha will confine her to the bed for
some. time. She was alighting from a
street car and in doing so twisted
her ankle in a way that a small hone
in the foot was broken. Medical aid
was iznrediately consulted and she is
now at her home here,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
rho . .
Signature of
1Zu
6
4
package or 50 cents for full treatment:
EDITOR -Please insert. this letter in
some conspicuous place in your paper.
"Mr C B. ;Snell has a rink of bowl-
rs at the W.O.T.A, Landau.
Miss Gladys Ford is home from Sar-
nia for vacation.
Miss Susie Case s vis -ting- with
friends in town.
Mrs Ed Dignan visited in London
far a few days the past week.
Mr. W. H. Levett of Landon was a
visitor here on Thursday and Friday,
Mr. F rank Bissett of London spent
the week end tvith relatives in town.
Hiss Pricilla Powell of Wingham is
visiting with Mr. arid Mrs.( S. Sweet,,.
Miss Winaue Howard returned Mon' -
day from a visit with Clinton friends,
Mrs ..Reid of tondop, visited her
mother, Mrs, Geo. Powell, over Sun-
day.
Mist Harriet 'Kelly of Detroit is
a,guesf at the (home of Mrs. E. San-
ders.
Mr. and Mrs. Kestle and two child-
ren of Toronto are visiting at Rev.
Kestie's,
Gerald Fitton of the Signalling.
corps, Ottawa, is home for a week's
holiday.
Mrs, Chas. •Birney was. in Belgrave
last week attending the funeral of a
cousin.
Mrs. Wm. Verity of Brantford is
visiting with her smother, Mrs. R.
Pickard.
_1Tr. Win. Hill sof Toronto was here
over Sunday with his father, Mr.
George Hi11.
Mr. George Guth -Lore •returned last
week from u visit with: Klippen and
Seaforth friends.
Miss Ida Wambold of London is
spending a few weeks with, friends in
and around Exeter.
Mrs. Thos. Carling and children of
Brighton are visiting relatives in E.-
eter and Centralia.
Mr. 'Thos. Sanders, after two weeks'
holidays with his parents, returned to
Toronto Friday evening.
Mr. 0, H. Becker of New Hamburg
visaed with Mr. G. E. Hawkins and
other relatives 'on Sunday.
Mrs Wm. Passmore Left Tuesday
morning for 'Calgary, Alta., where she
intends visiting for a time.
Mr. Ed.. Fowell of Windsor arrived
here last week to spend -a few weeks
at Exeter and Grand Bend.
Miss Vosper of Toronto is visit-
ing her aunts, Mrs. S. Sanders, Mrs,.
G. Penhale, and Miss C. Vosper
After a week's visit with• Mrs. John.
PedlerMiss Bingle returned to her
home in Toronto Friday morning.
Mr -White of Winnipeg visited for
a few days with Mrs. White at the.
Mrd Mrs.John Welsh
home ofran 1
J
Mr. Sam'l J, iFinkbeiner of Sarnia
is holidaying for a week with Mr. Esli
Heywood and other friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Laragfiord and Mr,
Langford of Vancouver, B. C., are
guests at the home of Dr. Roulston,
Mr, and Mrs, J. R In.ksater of Paris
are spending > a week or two here, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Bissett.
Mrs, J. R, Inksater returned to
her horse in Paris Friday after a short
visit with her sister, elle. W. J. Bia-
sett
Miss Margaret Makins of Toronto,
and 1Irs. Leaclhoase of Hamilton are
visiting with their another, Mrs. C.
Al
lstvo • t Ile
Mr. Harmon .Davidson of Saginaw,
Hien., who is visiting with relatives
in London 'spent Thursday last hero
shaking hands with friends,
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Duplan and son,
Harald, 01. Ilderton, accompa.died by
two lady friends, visited with ear, end
Mrs. Chas. Birney an Sunday.
Mrd A. J Snell, wife and family of
Santa. Monica, 'CaL, arrived last week
to visit Mr. 'Snell's mother, Mrs, Jno.
Snell, Mr. Snell Leaves this week to
resume his travelling ,duties,
Mrs, Fred 'Passmore., :who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. J, West-
lake, returned to her home at Mun-
roe, accompanied by her r4ephew,
Harold White, to spend his holidays.
Mr, and irs, ;Alex. Stewart and
family of L onden are visiting this
•week with reltit_fves in tow'te 3Ir.
•Stewat`t has •been 'off duty ,for couple
weeks awing to e :severe attack of
tat ins
PHONR NO. $2.
MAY
WEATHER
EAR ABLES.
No.
136
SELF•REDUUN6
Liberal Prices for July.
SUM1vIER SKIRTS
,A real Novelty Assortment-
from •$1.50 to •$3,00.
WHITE WAISTS
A big r•an.ge of all sizes 34 to.
44-98c. to 53.500
WASH GOODS
All our Summer Wash Goods to
clear out. Sonne selling less than.
cost, - 121/1c., 15c,, 19c, 29c.
•
FANCY COLLARS
Some very pretty ones for 25c
'Better for 50c, fto -51,25 ,
SILK WAISTS
Very New and Nohhy Jap
Silk, Habuiti ..Silk, Silk Crepe-
52.50 to 55,00
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK
DRESS .GOODS
15 pieces to choose from -
1.5c,, lac. to 75c. yard
Nem Corsets
®m
Nemo
The Corset for , the Good Dresser.
THE CORSET WITH THE `'FIT, THE FINISH, AND THE QUALITY
WE .HAVE THE SELLING RIGHT FOR EXETER FOR THi. NE -
MO CORSET WHICH ANY LADY WILL FIND TO BE HIGH CLASS'
IN EVERY WAY.
Prices $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
MEN'S STRAW HATS
5 Dozen Men's $1.50 New Straw
Hats for '$1 each.
BATHING SUITS
For Men or Boys -50 Cents to
51,00 suit.
LADIES' HOSE
2 Pairs for 25c
25c. UNDERWEAR
Men's Suinmer Underwear . at
25c , Grand Value
MEN'S SHRITS
A good line for 98c. Better
for $1.25..•to 51.25 ; Silk -Front at
51.50 to 2,00
SMUM•ER VESTS
15 Cents Each.
Shoe
Department
Everything new in Shoes for M en, Women and, ,Children. Call in
and see our White Goods far Summ er wear. See our window for Lad-
ies New High Laced Shoes.
JONES & MAY
headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
Mrs. Wm, Hunter and children of i F II
Tlsborne left Tuesday_. ,incoming for z COMPLETE SHOWING OF
Salvador, Sask., where Mr. Hunter "'
has been for is•everal months, and : '
where they intend' Making theiir fu -
lure home Mrs. � rater' s father,.Mr.
r Hu
Tos. Hawkins ac cowl a ne d iven
to
pronto:
COMING ATTRACTIONS AT
Dome Theatre
"MARY PIC'KFORD" tri
"LESS THAN 'THE ; DUST"
AUGUST 3rd `and 4th.
GEORGE M. COHEN, the celebrated
Comedian in "BROADWAY JONES
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS,'
the •arthletie' actor in
"IN eaGAIN -OUT AGAIN"
e-'-n-
MARGUERITE CLARK
andother popular Stars.
,Price .of Admission 25c.
Western University,
London
Three More New Professors Equal
to Any in Canada.- • v
,Students can now obtain as good an
education in Arts and Medicine
at the Western
as anywhere
President E. E. Braithv, aite, M.A., Ph. D.
Automobile Tires
--^moo---•
We have just received 'a large ship-
meat of automobile tires, that were
purchased before the raise in price,
and we have decided to give our cus-
tomers the benefit of our purchase, at
a cash price. -
30x3% Casing & Inner Tube $16.00
31x4. Casing and Inner tube 526,50
32x4 Casing and Inner Tube $28,00
33x4 Casino and Loner Tube, $29.00
34x4 Casing and .Inner Tube $30,00
Prices of other sixes on application:,
These pare all No, 1 guaranteed tires
by ibe manufacturers,' which are. the ' WE SELL
1')otnfinion Dunlop and Maltese Cross.
These prices can only be maintained SEVERAL
until the present stock is exhausted, 1
Exeter Motor Sales Co
F O R
Ladies & Gels
The dominate note of these
Fashions is entirely new. ,Rarely be-
fore have the majority of styles
shown such ingenious design with
the general effect of simplicity. Our
stock is complete.
The Showing includes Serge, Chev-
iots Vacunia, Tweeds and Worsteds,
in the fashionable spring colors, and
staple shades.
MEN'S SUITINGS
Our Stock of Men's Suitings is the
finest shown. Also a good range of
spring overcoatings.
We guarantee.. satisfaction with.
every garment.
GIVE -US A CALL
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' 'TAILOR
Statin Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWS
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Tea & Coffee`
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in th® grocery line.
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Next The Metropolitan Hotel
Exeter Bargain Store
dammer Shoes
WE HAVE THEM TN GREAT VARIETY,
WHI'L'E PUMPS, ,
KGID PUMPS, -
PATENT PUMPS
MEN'S HARVEST SHOES
WHITE SHOES
HIGH SHOES,
a,' `sliaaclI'-IS d'\r2P',i.S
- $2.25 PER PAIR.
ASTORIA SHOES FOR MEN, '
THE CELEBRATED FLEET FOOT RUNNING SHOES..
JOB LINES OF SHOES AT ONE* HALF P'Ii.ICE:
B. e
WF. Beavers,