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etemeed Each. Wednesday
v furl 2.10
Oats , ,70 to72
Barley ,.,t.. 1.25 to 1.30
r smile 'Flour 5.70
ldiddlyngc ......;,..,.,..... 40,00
35'.00
48
Bran
Creamery Butter ,......
Eggs 5
Lard ..,.... ,..t 35
Dairy Butter .,..,. ,..i 38 to 40
Potatoes 1.25 to 1.50,
Hog,: l ,..... ... 17.0*
Hay, per ton 10.00 to 12,00
Wantetd.
Steady : eealble. men to work on 6 in.
1-L E She -is. Experience not neces-
sary, Ptetna or apply .personally to .
The Rost. Bell Engijne & Thresher .;
Co., Liirnited,
3t Seatforth, Ont.
When y'.i need flour see Harvey
Bnos.—they have tlhtel kind you want,
LOST Between Exeter eetd Strat
fiord a h se -shoe Cite pin, set in
diamonds anti rubies. Funder please
return tto 402 Downie St. Stijaltilord,
and receive reward.
Three only new Buggl2s to clear
out and ot_-n, goad second -Band top
;buggy. Monarch Fencing, seven and
eight 'wire brace wire, .etc. Also a
fee goon Gate's,: One wheel tongue
trucks .for beeders and mowers ,now
in. alnd supply lintt•ed. Movers, dumn
rakes, hay loaders, te•dd ers. and cam-
bind side-lelevery rakes and tedders.
WM, WARD, Irut. Har. Co's agent.
Part I. toe the Cantlata, " Day
with our Lord?' well be rendered by
the Choir on Sunday eventing next in
Janes Street church..
GOOD GIRL WANTED, at Ceacral
Hotel. Exeter. Dnutiles to commence
July Is't.
SILT: COAT LOST„
A short silk coat, an June 3rd, be-
tweea Exeter Cenveltiery and George
Ford's. 'Kutdty leave same at Jones
& May's Shore;
At the presietne high prices of feed
it pays to finish hogs, and there, is
p1'eaity of goad feed. See Harvey
Bros.
HOUSE FOR SALE'
Two storey brick htoJaslewith all
modern conveniences—bath, furnace,
evelterwares 1iydro, etc. also small
fruit, good galydeinlant'1 water. Apply
>n 'the premises to Mrs. Powell, or
W. W. Taman Exeiter.
Didn't sell your pigs light, we have
plenty of gonad feed. Harvey Bros.
"HOUSE TO RENT. -On Andrew
Street, Exeter, ane and, half storey
frame house; goad; stable, fruit trees.,
Possession July 1st. Apply to
J. D. Atkinson, Cliartom,
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
AUTOM;OIBILE
At the Home of the undersigned,
Andrew Str•e,ec, Exeter, on
SA'1"URDAY, JUNE 29th, 1918
At 1.30 o'clock sharp, the folloving:
Mason & Rich piano, 2 bedrooms
suites, springs and matteess:es, 1 iron
bed spring .and mafteress, bu,rcau, 2
toile: rets, 2 leather Chairs, 3 oar -
lo. obits, 7 rocking chairs, 6 din -rig
•
room chairs, ,extension table, snde-
board, kitcheintable, 9ktiitchlen chairs
hanging lamp, 'New W.i.iams sewing
rnachine, dozens, pt' tures, '3 mirrors,
carpet sweeper, clock, roller • blinds,
"leis ben" S.te(el range, new; Goad -
cheer bas,eburnier, coati or wood heat-
er, caepetss, oilcloth, and _ el,ietlateum,
i, o
tub, washboardand wringer, several
quart arid two -quart sealers, . 3 large
cracks, 3 sma'll crocks, garden 'rake,
shovel, hoes, cidter barrel, lantern,
hand -save, bucksaw , quantity sumane-
wood, dishes ,ani lamps and many
other articles.
Overland five -passenger touring car
model 85-4, in good ruhtn[`.irbg order,
will.' be offered if ode sold privately
before qday of salle.
TERMS CASH
Wm Sw+eelt, C. W; Rabies v,
Proprietor Au.'ctitaneer.
NEW CARTAGE RATES
Commencing April 1st, 1918,—
Single shipments, ..... ..... 15c. each.
Sbipments under 400 lbs,.. 15c. each
Shipments over 400 lbs ... 3.%c. per net
Pianos each 50c.
Pianos, private $1.00
Trunks, private 25c. each
Grips, private .15c. each
Team by• day $5.50
Team by hour .60c
Signed by
THOS. G. CREECH
WM. T. GILLESPIE
E:KB FE t IlS DL TEy THUEST1AY1 JUNE 13
a LOCAL D)()TNGS,
ifI..MEu 41...g.ARLr,
Jetties 'Beget*, stun of Mir. and vIns.
13agen1. London Rrrricl,south,, has re
ceived hes badge acs being medically
t.nfit fq+r rniJlJtan y ; sere. +e.
Rev Roger's of Liorldon preached
in Janina Street church Sunday morn
nig and Wil ;Nettie,. Street church .in the
evening. Union, services were held.
Mr, and ales, Adol,pluss. HoQp'er
were la Lot>,i;dp'n, where they were
p eeented with a nkilletar'y medal .on
behale of their sone jerevate Grzarn(et
Hooprea
, 1r. Were Sweet, who has accepted
a pasitton as motorman weth. the Lon-
don Street Railway, was home over
Sunday and aritangejd for a sate of
his household effects on Saturday,
June. 29th.
vIr, Bern Casee whto reports, star mil.-
itery ;servl;ce otn, the 18th, and `ww'i o
has been the effic([jent rseesletary of
the Ilrivitt Memorial Sundae School
for years, was last week preset:ted
with a :iL;gnieit inn g and lam adda•ess.
A quiet wedding; was solemnized at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Yell,a.ndr
Ex'tter on. June 5th, when 'air. Wm,
Pres seater, , six' al Mr. Samuel Press -
cartes of Stephen, was n>arried to
\las; Nellie Maud elcDorgaild, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs„ Joseph McDon-
ald of Hay Tawinehlie,
Mrs. Joha. Welsh, who held a ,ale
o' her hoesiehto d' effects on Satter -
dee last intends leaving this eve'''.
for Winnipeg to reside. Her
g
rand_
sarL Gerald Longe aced pa } 'ler.
Mrs, W,
ta
h la,s two- sons res d
Wnnr:peg Mrs.Welshts residence
was, sold-peevetely on Tuesday to
Mr s W. D. Sanders.
The bine plate glass in front of
leir W J. Beers' harness shop was
badly cracked ein, a peieullatiar way on
Thursday .lash. ,rrhe tire of a pass-
automobile
ass-Iautonobile, remark: a stone in the
road. which cauesled• it to glance with
'gent force: and coming in, ctanitla,ct
with the ;.plate ,g -lasts window cracked
,t in all directt.ays as Well as sending
one large clack up and down the
whole • pane. The lose, to Mr. Beers
is considerable.
RETURNED :.SOLDIERS
P D Buchanan of He{nsell
E. J Haller ,af C(limtttotiii. ,
H Lewis Of St. Marys:
AGED KIPPEiI RESIDENT DEAD
Geoege Tayrl'yar aged 78 years of
leippien died. tate St. Jloseple's Hospital,
Landau., on e rtidply; last. The remains
were taidth tto'Kepeeen, for burial, the
funeral taking plane from, his family
resid.eroe Sunday.
PRICE OF COLLARS GOES UP,
'Men's' linen collars have advanced
ham 20 to 25 cents each. The scarc-
ity ,of Tatty anfateatiad pis resipoesstlble, for
the (boost. A iyjejar ago linen collars
sold ifor.1.5 cents ,leafclif, then came 20
cents, and mow 25 tents.
PEACH CROP LIGHT
''At:p n ding .to (the verdect Of the
fruit :growers oif the Niagara District
the pelac'h crap; Iwgjl- o lyl be a 25 per
cent .yield. Slevletre weather last win-
ter is accountable, bleecaus,e many
trees were killeid.. Applies all raver
On(tariu promese ai abundant crop,
as also do "sentaljl fsuiltee The straw-
berry crap wine be ,on' the :fight side.
NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS
Seared Tenders,' will be received by
the undersigned until noon, June- 17,
1918 for the construction of •what is
known as the Andersons Drain in the
Tow;.: ips of Fullarton, Blanshard'aQnd
Usboese. A marked cheque repres
nraet
cent. t eon
tract
per ii.' 10
p n . of the
priee must accompany each tender.
Plans, profiles and specifications may
be seer at the Engineer's Office, Mit-
cheld, or at the Clerk's Office, Fuller-
ton. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
4t. R. H. POMF,ROY,
Township Clerk
COAL NOTICE
We wish, to notify the public chat
all coat deliveries made this year must
be on a strictly cash basis. .
R. G. SELDON
HORSES WANTED
I want en catenated number of
horses iu goad condition. Geldings 5
gars old up, weighing tram 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the required. stuff,
*trite. or phone 83, Exeter,
j I I G. 1. DOW.
HURON COUNTY TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION, JUNE' 18th, 1918.
"Prahlibitilan" workers are to meet
for:'thheir Annnail Corweinteele in Wes-
ley Church, Clinton, Tuesday, June
4.8tli. There will be two sletseeons,
morning and afternoon, the morning
session cornine(niclimig at melee o'clock
Rev. E. G. Powell .af London, Joseph
Gibson olf Ingejrjsoll' and T. L. Hansel -
ton of Listlo'vwel„ wile give addresses
in adds tion, : to several olf the County
clergymen .alnld laymen. Important
items concerning the, future plans of
the Alliance atr'e, to be discussed and
tee convention prblmfstes to be very
interesting. All churches and tem-
perance organuzaltl'lori,s are asked to
send delegate's.
FARMERETTS MAKE GOOD.
The Exeter Canning & Pre e,rtieaa
Co'., assisted 'by th{e good offices of
MT. Haviland, Priinplciball of the Exet-
er High School; and the' staff of tea-
chers, succeeded en inaugurating the
farmerette movement im! Exeter. The
s,isceess of thieer first ielef(o(rts on a
larger scale es latrgieey due to the
training recerveid from, our efficient
school .staff . far several \years in
their school !gardening movement,
On Saturday last twenty' .volunteers
were in the. field 'biefore the bell
rang out the hour ',tot start, and im-
mediately like a 'regibntent of soldiers
twenty rows at a time were being
-replanted of corn that had suffered
from the excesleive rami, and by , six
o'clock tweantyholne alcaes: of corn.
had - been replanite,d. The remunera-
tion offered was Elam $1.25 to $.1.50
per daffy, according as they were :able
to measure uip, to the "mark, but
all dad so well that they received, the
higher figure. The Erxe,ter Canning,
Ca. has 68'acres of corn to hoe, and
in addtitiora to empecatis g the avail-
able men will(t gene the Fatrenteretts
a chance to continue their good work.
'VV. 5. E, Seelwaiet of Long Branch
preached at Cavan, church Sunday,.
Ale, Rieberd Welsb purchasec1 d
rsew Fore car far himself Monday,
Mr saes Handford; has been 1on the
sick: list for several days and taster
the doctor's care.
LONDON 'CONFE•RENCee
The first draft of elle stetiofiir'Lg
committee of the Landon Methoditst
oone erenc e made the fall'oww=ing
chanes :—
Exeter Distract -Main Street, Ex-
eter, Dr, elleidd; Parkhill, J. R.,John-
ston, H'eine:all, RI. A. Mahler; Aujsa
Craig, F. Bargees,e Lucan, E. G. POW -
'e11. 0. P. Weeks to Bay2ield ; R. L.
Wilson to Varnla;;G A. Barn and to
Brooke ; S. W. Mtexww+otrthfy t o Forest
The minis tereel (delegates elected to
the general calif erenc-el are as follows
—C i -I I -It tee, 5, L, Tctll(l,- J. W. Baird
W, J Mililyal•id,, A; J. Langford, 5. A,
Agnew, TE P,' Sawyer, W. F. Ashton,
S W. tilt xwwiorthiy, S. W. McGannis,
J W. Hibbert, R. H. Barnby, and C.
J H., McAlester, -
DEATH OF MR ELLERIAJG'I'ON.
Thos E1leringtotna tone of the oldest
honored residents 'Of Usibonne, passed
away at the home of his sant. 1•Ile.
Feed Ell'erington;, Wel aim. Street, on
Saturday evening `last•, en the: 82nid
year of ,his age-. Dedeased, although
lail;ing for several years, was in hes
usual health until about three 'weeks
ago when he was compelled to t ake
hitt bed and gradluaally sinkiing; peace
fully .p;as's+ed away. Mei, Ellerington
was a na'tilve of England, having been
born in. Yorksh:irei on Augv,st 4th, 1836.
C nu toCatda when about
19
years of age he first settled in Whit-
by .Township, where he was married
He was a Vleiterant in the _Fenlianr Raid
in 1866 ,and time 'year later rnpved
front Whitby to thet Hiuran tract, 'the
greater part of ,his life being spent
in Usborne Tawvins;hl}p. His wife pre-
decesseel 'him 'about 21 year's. Mr,
Ye11'erington was a man of steeling
principle hcnnored amid respected by
all who farmed his acceugjrtatnce, and
as a :friend amid, •net�ghib'ar he had few
,duals In politics he. was a Cos s:r
tnative and was 'a ifalJth;fril and e'en -
Fred
member of the Thames Road
Presby'te.itrt Church. He its surviv-
e•d iby rive• daughters and two sons—
Misses. Catharine, Margaret, Mary and
Ansa.- of T.dnoleto, Hellen of W inne-
peg, Thomas of Ste�ttlelr, Alta., and
Fred 'of Exeter. The funeral, , which
was private, took ,place on Tuesday
tof•
I
th _ xeter e
E Cemetery, Rev. .A
t ,meet y, A,,
Tramper conducttlnlg the services.-
Maven Vincent t l- ea- s entes t e;d lathe
infantry at Landon.
Mr. Fred Tucker of Clitiut cit.,
spent
Sundiav with jfiiieinlds here.
Private Preston Dearing was home
Gram Lanido{n over Sunday.
Miss Pearl Rollins of London is
•visiit ng her catis n Mrs. Wm. May.
Pte, Huiberrt.,,,, ares ?t' Toronto was
homre with^ h(is stents oyes Sunday.
ivlr Chas, Harejy t tended Lloradon
Conference in: 'Val er.valle last week.
r Jos'eph Ba 'd�ni of London, vis-
i;ted wtit . old, if•r' lis here last week.
Mr and\ hirsiW,n1 Kay spent Su.n_
dpi an tcht 9�1 with the roti er's
peareu to +F .
Mrs T,hlo la s'`^ E a ni'y. o -L L vi st"'
ling w;Lt:u v1 and t I.rs, George I is .
terbrook. t 1 /
.� A r l L
.its G •or e Vol rand child-) .y .
Toronto tare ttisitittug; r-elat5v_s and
,r' e d.: w
f.s.-n ,a cern.
Lie'u't. 'Ernest'Rivers o'f St. Johns;
Quebec camp, was lyome ,far a few
days this ,s .,,,w�'
Pte. C. Ir!r q( i u y of London was
Mere over Sts hey with this mn>thr
and other relati;d�es.
vir:..' Wm. Creech visaed hes
daughter Mrs. Alex.,Stewart, in
London a ,few ,days.
- Miss ids \'VanubaldJ of London spent
a few days days 1weth friteln>dstin
town during the week.
.
Mr. (etorge. Sm iac{oinbe c t Strat
ford spent a. fe{wv', �cys in town during
tSe week with ,aid friends.
Mir. Wm. Senior of Toronto spent
a few rltays with chits blather, Ms.; Jos.
Senior, dur}'.m},; the weep.
Messrs .B. Welllaamns, Chas. Tuckey
smirk J G) Jc4,nes attended, the Metho-
dist Coeferelnide .in Walleearville.
IIx. N. D. Hurid'an left Wednesday
of -dfast week to.:eteend the emptier
et` Port'Franks with his son George..
Mr .and Mrs. Jtohin T. W!eettcott trf
Hamilton are visiting -relatives and old
friends in' and anotutnd Exeter far a
week or so:.
Mrs. Artthurr Hoskins left tht[s weed.
for Bratnt;foaid ton pack u{p her house-
hold teffects and bring them to Ex-
eter, where she; Noel resiide.
Mr Rowland. Balkwil 1 and sari; Mrs.
Smith. son. and daughter, and. Mr.
Black oe St. Thomla:s ,spent Sunday
here, guieets at the Central I-Latcl..
Miss Stella Gregory of the Teach-
ing Stall: of Chatham Cotilegyate In-
stitute, will return home this week
to spe,nd::thie summer holidays with
her moth;ea' here:
Mr. Harrley Sanders -af Wiodsar
spenit a 'few (days duriing the week
with relatives there. He 'is .nursing a
s ore htatnldl the result of an ac cid ant
e 1 row from his
wL'ch he to v L bi-
'E• t a m
cycle.
Mr. and Mrel J. .R. I ilesa ter mo-
tored hlere (from', Paris ,lase week and
spent a coupiee ,datyis with Mr. and
Mrs W J. BLsee'tti. Mies Tn;csater,
who ha. been visiting here for
sever-
al days, daY , ,rCLlxnehmwith theta
Mlr. George Eluslsellh of Hamm, Alta,,
arrived later' last • iwelelk anti its spend-
ing a few [days Mr, and Mrs! fhiasl
Sanders., with whom( Mrs. Russell and
Little da'ulghter haviel been visiting far
the past few weleke. They Intend re --
hairnets,
e -turnip to theta- hom',e( in Hama in
a few days,
Mists An,nt e Salndlnrs, who has been
engngec an The Telleg(rtph staff( for
samic time, his{s sleseginreld and has ac-
ca'pted a ,postietho;t.on. tlhie Stratford
Beacon Atter spending' a few days
at her homte here Heft Monday morn-
ing for the latter city to conirmes ce
.:ler new duties.
MART1N-SENOUR
1000
PU PAINT
& VARNISMES
,QaNSFy�:
/tea �yr�
I F
w�Nr
Which are
advertised
in this
issue
Are sold by
G. A .17 awkins
1
1818
seat, esSiaemelleetellivesolisseelle—ellite—
JONES& ]!VIAY
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PHONE 32.
iecials in Clothing for June
AY
MEN'S SUITS
About 200 1s, number—nice grey, brown and dark: mixed patterns at
old prices " $151• to $18.50.
Also goad Navy Sunits at from '$20 to $25,
BOYS BLOOMER SUITS..,.
We ca'n give( ylaii great value in these Boys' S,uiltl, and 'a big as-
sortment to choose from, No matter it: you do not ,meed the suit till Fall
cone in this imotreth as we are selling .theta lout tfit&t, at heists money that
we can bay them tla day, wholesale,
READ THESE SPECIALS
Men's, Fa{win, for Grey Raincoats Aust the tliisug' rear ds itviirag olr motor-
ing at $6,75 leach,
Med.'s hearsay Fawn Ise Tweed Raincoats at 510 and $12.50
Men's Blare are White • striped Overalls ' at $1.75:
Black Denim Paints at $1.75, and Grey Pans at $1.95
Men's .odd Tweed, Pants at $3.00, $3.50 and $3.75„
Boys' odd Bloomers at $1.00, $1.75 and $1;95,
SPECIAL IN LADIES' RAINCOATS,
12 Only Ladies' Raenoaats in Fawn Grey and Black; sixes 36 to -44,
well worth $8.00 each, to Clear out at ,only .$4.95 each.
Shoes Shoes Shoes
Some .gglod news from the ShoeDepartment. We have a good . range
a; . all the leading styles and shapes, in all Iridis Of footwiear., Bring in
your feet and fit them. From kiddies right alp to the full grown.
OXFORDS
Fier Ladies or ivLiests very new
flat this season. New shapes in
Bleck and Pfatteant.
WHITE SHOES
1 Flor Men, Women and Children.
From Running shapers to. .read high
talc shoes—Rubber foal Leather sales
—lane dozen different styles.
LADIES' SHOES
\i,Spitt'c of thiel Nleav Nifty high ones
to Beown rMathoganyf or Black; also
les
a eree rave 3 at$5ost5$2.e5,$a md $.wrt$.00
PUMPS
All the nage. They are in every
style and (shape. Patent' or kid fin-
ish Just right fear apy foot..
CHILDREN'S SHOES
At real gaud .values. Kid or Pat-
ent Button or Lace We . have a
big choice iir4 sm sizes.
MEN'S SHOES
We have the New Stuff at the
Olid Prides. Go1ared Shoes at $6
to 57. Black Shoes $4.00, $4.50 and
$5.00. Come and get some of the
Old Stock.
JONES &. MAY
Headquarters for the Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brands
Men an d Boys.
• vLr. amid Mrs, Win; 'leestle were in
London avier Sunday.
• Ivir. and Mrs Fred May were in
Mitchell aver S;ulniday.
Miss Mary A'c1eson spent the week
end in Lbn edn with relatives.
Mss.; Oleee Wdlleiet of the Central
Hotel spent Sendaiy ,stn Se 3 rth,
Miss Lilly M: Collingvvaod is visit-
ing :relatives im Hamilton and Petrotlea
N two
Norman arty, after t
weenie at h'onee; left Saturday even-
ing ;for Lon,doht to report
Mr. Case Howard its relieving Mr.
J. A McDoreald, Bank manaber , ah
Crediton` wli;o ison holidays.
Mr. George Hulntler of Edmonton is:
in town vl'tsltingl !relatives and b'uyi,n.g
a load of tharoughbred' cattle.
1"N
■ • Men and women are needed on
• the farms of Canada to -day. It
•• is our patriotic privilege to help
r feed our Allies, But it is hope-
d less to,try to do the beery work
involved if the Kidneys require
• ▪ attention.
e • �
it
�1
FORTH KIDNEYS
are compounded of certain
a medicines, which have proven
their,effrcacy in healing disor-
■ dered Kidneys and so relieving
t( Rheumatism, Pains in the Back,
•
ir Urinary Troubles, Swollen
111 Joints and Ankles,
• and Headaches.
X Gin/Ills ifIre sold at sac a
•box or 6 bbxes fo• dr.so. e
I to
Free Siva
X writs
11 The National Drun and
13 Chemical Ca. of Canada,
ii Limited Toronto
al . U, 1. Address: IIs4QmC6., fes;
202 Moa EI., laUlte, tl.r.
M 115
N.sid lCtt{s911M;KMwIM 1311011,
LOOK WELL FOR OUR SHOP
AND YOU WILL LOOK WELL
WHEN YOU COME OUT.
Your
S•
P g Suit
Be sure it fits you at the collar.
Have the trousers made to fit you
roand the waist. They will:s stay up
much better when you wear a belt.
Your Clothes will have individuality
If you let vs make them for y1ou.
Ladies' Suitings
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN;
AND ALSO A :GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES.
COME EARLY. AND GET ONE
OF THESE BEFORE THE OLD
GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
N.. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
Cloth'aig;,
-*NNW'
W'
Tea & Cafe
rS'Store
r
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices
teas, aof tee and evert`
thing in the grocery lig
Call and see us. ' A. ,trial
as to quality .will codvin-
OA.
Produce taken In exeban
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL .DIRE;CTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
eter Bargain Store
$500.00 worth of Travellers'
Samples
TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE COST.
,TH1S LOT INCLUDES—
18 MEN'S RAINCOATS
8 LADIES' RAINCOATS'
TABLE NAPKINS
TOWELS,
HOSE,
I-IAND'KERRCHIEFS,
WHITEWEAR
SALE NOW ON,
VESTS
COIMBINATIONS
UNDERWEAR,
SHIRTS
GLOVESi
ETC.
F. Beavers: