HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-6-27, Page 8XE FIER ABuar.ATE, TBT31 sfAY, ;JUNE 22, 19113
x:,X,ETER MARKETS
thttiod Each Weclnday
2..1,0
,to 72
Barley 1,25 to 1.30
Family Flour 5.10
Middlings „ 40.00
bran „ ,• 35.00
Creaimry Bunter „„L 48
Lard 1"35. to 40
Dairy I3tttbei d .
Potatoes 1.25 'to
1.50.
Hag ,, t �.,4,. 17.00
Hay, per ton 10.00 to 12.00
VERY SPECIAL -one and one Ribb
Hose far Boys, Girls and Warren, 25
dents- Stewart's.
FOR SALE
Evaporator anal Equipment in .the
town of Exletter. For "Information.
contrneni`icate with. James Sanrervilte,
6,
2 Sun. Life Bldg., Hamilton.
TEACHER WANTED
car Ar-Nrivr-wimciepiwoo,
• LOCAL DOINGS,
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The schools close thus week for
the stttnmer h�lddiys!r
Candidates are busy welting on the
school exa: m netion's,
York Loan. Sharelt,olde.re received a
div-idertci of about 50 pee cent.
Next Sunday will; be observed as a
Day of Prayer in x,11 the- churches.
The canning of penis mai be com–
menced at the Exeter Canning fac-
tory ,art Tu)as+day next,
Mr. E. J. Christie insthoroughly ren-
ovating tla,i,s home on, Main Street. The
kitchen le being evinced in size and
veneered; a new furtutce! Ira;s been in-
stalled, and verandahs, will be erected
at both front and back.
dr E. T. Greenway of Crystal City.
Man., sin of the late I -Ion. Thomas
Greenway, hrud thel honer to be elect-
ed to the , office ',of Grand Master of
the 1Jasonic Order 'o1 Maatitoba at
tkue rcealt Gr;}md<Liodge Meeting Ili; i in need of the canes to get around.
Second-class professional teacher }it Wieiaeg, These 11: ,ea?ectsG to lie rlid of after
Ear S. S. No. 4, Usbarekee Duties t(p �;�.6,,,,;.. a time
commence after holidays. State 'sal I)A. QF PRA1'EF ° a> e r�eceatt Tenrpera,hce Lo.iiier�-
ficatiaris and experience, Ap-mice at Clinton the question sof wheth-
D Hunted, Exeter. r been r' r
Teri Exeter T�;�lnies is.. Itolildayiag
this week' and not issue of ilia paper
is 'being publislue'd
Soni' Exeter bowlers arc taking
in the London Thistle Scotch Doubles
Tournamlant this week.
Exeter Canning Factory peas have
Peached the ,front line in Fresco. A
sari of Nltr. S. J. Hogarth wrote to his
paitrents fifers saying he had .had a
teed to diem and enclosed the label
that was on tlrre can. Sergt. Gam-
rill also reports enjoying a feed of
Gam -
brill .)) 1 b
p Y
Exeter pens put up "by 'thee local
tic tory,
As mentioned last \reek, 1\'Lajor'W.
5. Heaman returnedhome an Wednes-
day night last, aariying; here about 11
p.m, in company with Mrs. Hearnan
and fir: and Mrs. A. M. Heaman ani
son of London,. wing motored ritr
from Landon. They returned to the
city next •day, where the Major re-
ported to Military headquarters., He
wasthen givens five days' leave, after
which he returns to London .Cor
treatment. He ins looking well, but is
ary qualifications
gi.. to R. s Next Sunda) June 30, ha,a ere Huron should', petition the. (ave n -
..•s!
n ) p
named as a da of pray
,,r for the suc.-
cesis -of the Allied :cause and the ,re-
turn of peace to the earth, ' This clay
of special era'er win be observed,
throughout Canada i,nla the churches.
_ JOHN WALKER ORDAINED,
Rev.. John walker, sin of Mr, and books by a math of the people in; the
M William Walker, ker Exeter port T. A
was ordained tdthe Methodist Minis-
try erien e
Mr. Walker, ker b ofclose applica-
tion
pp ' a-
n to lois Stu es has advanced in
rapidly t ,e wits ordained one, year
sooner thanhe expected. He has
e+en studying at Toronto for four
•
years, and dueling three years of that
three hat hard charge •af New Torente
church, and is. agate deft jai, charge o'
ti preparations have sen made
forhis going, to China as a missionary
to which work he has been called,
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL l
nuent to have the, Canada. Temperance
Act suspended in favor of the Ont--
The Hutonville P2,tri,atick. Society willc
aria Temperance Act was fully ells-
The
hold its Strawberry Festival at S. S, p y d 11 the C.T. to wast decided
the eOeit<auia and
No Usbarne, Thursday, June 27th,
Supeer served from 6 to 8. Hen,sall Dominion measures of prohdbitianlia,ci;
been fin>a1Iy placed on, the statute
Band inattendant's Admission 50c,
$2,00, $2.25, $2.50 FOR THREE i sante manner is the C.had
Extra Special Lines of Black Sill*;—
Mrs k th us Nth, been lectured ar Huron County. It is
Stewart's, try at the recent Toronto Cont c , al o painted out that the G. T. A.
r•.�••o• 7 r le y, diitut 1 iuc tva' more strict that the 0.; T. A.
' Arleen, , you, need flour 'see HaltrveY tLo di d t in thte manner of persoatal use, and as
Bros.—they have the kind yaru want. tits d ' d the remaining stocks of liqu)ar were
t d now confined to the cellars of the
Three only ,faevv Buggies to clear b fi homes, it was important that this ad -
Three should be uettaained,
out and one good''second-band top-
;hu 'gyri Monarch Fencing, seven and
eight wire brace wire, etc. Algia a, d ' h i SHOULDER • HURT,
few• goad elates. One wheel tongue
it, until h b d Mr.- David Mack sustained anasty
trucks for binders and miner's now 8 g b shaking up and a bruised shoulder on.
in and supply'' limited. 'Mowers, lump F a�da:y evening when, haus hprsa ranrakes, hay loaders, tedders and cam ,..._, away on.Stationrioad and he ' was
bitted side -delivery rakes and tedders. tlimovvn out tori; the ground. He, is lata
WM. WARD, Ink. Har. Ga's agent.up'for a-few•days.
IMPORTED PURE WOOL DRESS
MINTE,E: TROPHY LEFT TOWN.
The Elmwood ;bpnlers of London
ca,tared the Mintee. Trophy* from
Exeter onWednesday evening last,
the visitors winning -by 'our pairs s.
S• on'.: ram•' wars. .own. and
Ceeec s rink up1. re players and
scores a. ow,—
London Eliawtoads Exeter
Iemt Taman
Reid Stewart
1 ompass . Clarke
S eirain sk• 21 Seldiare sk,
Scott Rivers
Hunt Dore
Silcox Chaietite
Jarvis, sk, 21 re,ec , sk.
p t t CLOSE TO THEI FROST LINL..
Serge. away- Below present price. -
Black, Brown, _ Greens,—Stew- f t Saturday ,"and Sunday nights were
art's eld k d 5 a pretty anxious onest in rlin,s district.
'' b' ik T1 1 d The weather was cold, but Luckily the
GOOD GIRL WANTED at Central ¢ 1]i sky remained clpnuctyland a bit, of Turd
Hotel. Exeter,. 'Dwt'iles ria ca'manenee
' blew, and there was no frost. Many
July let
a sigh of relief . and prayer of thank-
.--
S t fulness were heard.
Don't sell your pigs light, we have
plenty %of good feed,B
'HOUSE TO RENT:—On Andrew The death took place on. Monday,
Street. Exeter, one and half storey June 24th of Charlotte Quick, : ref -
frame house; goad: stable, fruit trees.. C h k 22 ict of the late -Dr. John -I3yndman,
Possession. July 1st ApplY to -- in her 81st year. Deceased had suf-
16
Hardy •res: p DEATH OF MRS. HYNDMAN
u y
J. D. Atkinson, Clinton f,ered from no particular .ailment, but
dura,ng this last telt days had become
DINNER SETS axle good buying at
42 38
Exeter bowlers have: entered a
challenge for the Cup and expect to
play ,urchin a wie*,,
REGISTRATION.
The registration'oft the main. and the
vvaman power of Canada took place
last :week smoothly and easily, and
from all reports was pretty thoroughly
dome, In: Exeter tbje women had
charge of thel work in the 'Town Hall
and Public Library, whine Mr. H. 1:.
Huston leaked after the North End.
During the two! days Frilday and Sat-
urday about 1504 were registered, two,
or three hundred of whom were from
the surrounding country, Registrants
should take the greatest care of the
certificates given them, as these will
be repeartedly asked for, should one
desire to travel or stecure lodging. A
few sick peovle were not registered
but. we understand) they may register
at the Pot. Office :within, thirty days.
Boys and girls Who become 16 years
of age will also register .;with the
postmasters as sorsa, as they become
of ace. .- 'eeeaeremee'
weaker and had spent a partilam" of
present ttrices. A spleazdid stork at each day in. her ;bed, On Monday she
Stewairts. sat up as usual and ate quite ahearty
dames-. after which she :sat at the
window for an hour. Suddenly slre
became . tired and , after 'being helped
to her bed the passed away in a few
minutes. She was 'bright and cheer-
ful, as was heir wont, almost to the
very last. Deceased was probably the
oldest of the native btoaus residents of
the district, and Wats' born in August
of 1837, on the •homestead farm of her
father, the late Isaac Quick, about
two miles south! of Exeter. After herr
marriage to the late Dr. John IIy*nel-
mart she came to Exeter and this has
been her 'home ever since. Hera bus-
predeceased hoer 18 years. Two sons
and one dau.ghtter survive, George,
Dr Hugh 'K. and Miss 'Edith, all of
Exeter. The funeral, which was of
a private nature, took place from her
late residence on Huron Street to the.
Exeter cemetery on Wednesday af-
ternoon. The late Mrs. Hyntdman
wae a woman of excellent qualities,
and beloved by all who knew her.
She was a most interesting person to
chat with and her recollections of th'e.
early days vv ere vivid and entertain-
ing. She, loved to talk of the early
families, ,who were the first settlers.
Always : cheerful, bright and buoyant
in spirits, she will, even at her great,
age be much mussed in the Moine.
SALE OF VALUABLE: FARM
LAND IN USBORNE TP.
T'ltc un,dersigneld offers• for sale
Lot 12, • in the S.E Wtotn of
Usborne, adjoining
Hu -
ran County. On the premises are a
two-storey brick dwelling; two bank
barns 36x94 amdi• 40x7'0, with water sys-
tem in both barns; a frame drive
shed 24x40; 2,acees orchard; well
drained and fenced; 5 acresof bush.
The farm is .convvene,nt to churches,
school, plost offices and market. For
particulars ,apply to
WILLIAM HANNA, Kirkton
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD E}F,FECTS AND
AUTOMOBILE
At rhe home of the undersigned,
Andrew Streee, Exeter, oil,
SA'IIJRDAY, JUNE 29th, 1918
At 1.30 o'clock sharp, the following :
Mason & Rich piano, 2 bedroom,
suites, springs and mattresses, 1 iron
bed spring and mattress, bureau, 2
toile: sets, 2 leather Chains, 3 par-
lor t,b.,es, i rocking chairs, 6 dinng
room chairs, extension table, attic -
based, kitchen table, 9 kitchen chairs
banging lamp, New W..0 iams sewing
machine, dozen pictures, 3 mirrors,
carpet sweeper, clock, roller blinds,
"Kir-ben' Steel range, new; Good -
cheer baseb'urner, coals or wood heat-
er. catpetss, aiticloth;. and ,linpl'eum,
tub, w,ashboamd and wringer, several
Quart and two' -quart sealers, 3 Targe
crocks, 3 smrnl crocks, garden rake,
sh,avel, hoes, cider barrel, 1an(tern,
hand -saw, bucksaw, quantity summer
wood, dishes and lamps and many
other articles. touting car
Overland five -passenger g
model 85-4, in good running order,
will bye offterletcl if ,'ndt sold privately
before day of Salle.
TERMS CASH
Wm Svve;e?t, C, W. Robinsprrb
Prapr,ieltor Auctioneer.
NEW CARTAGE RATES
Commencing April 1st, 1918,—
Single shipments 15c each.
Shipments under 400 Bee,. 15c. each
Shipments over 400 lbs ,.. 3i%c. per cart
Pianos each ...• .. $50c.
Piatuo;,, private . 5c, a .0
5c,
0
Trunks. private , 22Poach
Grips, private eadh
Team by day
Team by hour .., fi0c,
'Signed by
THOS, G. CREECH
WM. T. GILLESPIE
COAL NOTICE
We wish, to notify the public chat
all coal deliveries made this year must
be on a strictly caslr,basiis,
PSELDON
DUSTER LOST -In Exeter, an -Fri -1
day June 14, a buggy ,duster, Fin-
der please ;Leave same at Advocate
Office.
HORSES WANTED
f as -ant Jrn unlimited number of
horses in 'goad coaditicat, Geldings 5
rear, old up, weighing from 1500
pound. up. Mares' t'rom 4 years old
up, weighing, from 1300 pounds up,
;l'+arcdes having the required stuff,
e site, or pleone 83, Exeter.
1 1 ; G J DOW.
FOR SALE
Set of Walnut Sitting Room furni-
ture for sale, in good condition; also
a cutter. Apply at snits st the par-
sonage. Elimville.
IMPORTED LINOLEUMS aria soon
be off thte marklet. A good assort-
ment at Stewart's.
4011111011111
I,O,O.F. DECORATION.
Exeter Lodge of; Odd1ellaws will
decorate' the graves of departed bre-
thren in Exeter cemetery on, Sunday
afternoon July 7th. See next week's
paper.
HOUSE FOR SLE
Two storey brick hioius,a with all
modern convenie,u)ces—,bath, furnace,
waterworks hydro, etc. also small
fruit, igood garden and water. Apply
on the premnisle'r' to Mrs, Fowell, or
W. W. Taman„ Exejter. ,
t
i Private Preston Dearing was ,home
over Sunday.
'Liss Hawkins visited with. Mrs, W.
H. Johnston at fj onen :last week.
Mrs. Hugh Rose of Winnipeg is
visiting at the home of Mrs. D. Johns.
Mr. ` J. M. S,outh,cott is in Buffalo
attending ,the Sunday' School Coruvea
U011,
Mrs. W. W. Taman returned Mon-
day evening from a visit in \Tblotd-
sstock.
Dr A, R. Kijnsinaln attended Grand
Lodge of Oddfellowss in Hamilton'
last week.
Private Howald of London • Canr,p
spent Sunclay with, his brother, Mr.
BEd. Howald.
DIr•. John 'Krueger of Thedflord vis-
ited this week with his sister Mrs.
A. E. Fuke,
liiis,a May Sainderis of Stephen, is
visiting friends at Windsor and De-
troit for a cet ple weeks.
Miss Olive Prion Esus a-eturned hoine
frani the West, where she spent the
Winter with her brothers.
At the preaeur,tl high pric,es of feed
it pays to ;fdni>da drags, and there is
plenty of good 'feed, See ' Harvey
Bros.
SAVE 60c, on $1.00 worth MIatch-
es before July 1st,—Ste.wart's,
MARTIN-SENOUR
100RE PAINT
INT-
PU
VARNISMES
Which are
advertised
Are sold by
in this
issue
G. A. Hawkins
JONES &
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
Of
Interest to June.
.::Brides
Special Values in Linen
TABLE LINENS — 3 piiieces, 68 to 72 inches wide in good quality
'bleached Linen, very special'-vadnie for June at 11,50 a yard.
UNBLEACHED TABLE LINENS —Nearly all pure Rinne, good Heavy
weight; While they' last at 75c, e yard, .
Wr Also 1hnv;e(r `siPlierjdid stock of pure linen. table napkins, fancy towels;
and towellings., tray cloths, end pieces; runners, 'sets of table, cloths
with napkinis to match, etc., etc.
—36 inch wide 'tt alt urge white linen,. very fiine
EMBROIDERY LINEN m p
thread. Our special selling price, 75c. a yaod.
SPECIAL- 1 piece .only snow-white bleached embroidery 1inein, 54 inch e;
wide, far table covers, etc., ,north double the price we aisle, On sale
at only .$1.00 a yard.
Pure Linen Crash Towelling, 30c. yd.
500 yards ,of pure linen crash towelling, ,iii platin white,, also with red
border worth today '3,2c. a yard, wholestaile .' Out special June seeing
piece 30e. a yard. Don't miisl this bargain,
Bargain in Penman's Lisle Hosiery
7 Dazezt .paturl, of Ladies' fuze Lisle Hosiery an Penman's; make, in black
only. Slightly iimt!ertfe;ct in, weave, A regular 75c. Ante, 'on sale at 50c,
Ladies' Raincoats at $4.95
10 only Ladies' Heavy Raincoats in grey, fawn and black, Sizes 36
to 44, to clear this month at only $4.95 each;. ,.�.
Buy Your Congoleum Rugs Now.
We would strongly advise buying from our presteint stock of Crangol-
eunt Rugs. Our large sizes are at least $6 lower than the new edver-
tiseld prices; and the smaller sizes from $3 tai -$5 louver.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Rb,AoY-TO-WEAR DRESSES AT EX-
CEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the Celebrated Sandford Sr. Lion Brands Clothing
Men an d Bim.
•�,.v.W4.f++i'r`.N✓.-.uSSr K4iat l+.:,9(v.. 'A.l
Mrs. H, J. Havtilatud will be at Thome
an ,Th .ars days during( July.
Mrs, Harry Gale of London visited
her mother Mr,. Piper, over Sunday.
Miss ` Ethel Pi -pert of Chicago is vis-
iting for a fevv' weeks with r her moth-
er ' here,
Mr. John H. Prout and iron spent
a few -days. with (relatives in Detroit
and Port Hired.
Me. ,amid Mrs. Jas. Shoeb;ottam of
London Township visited with M,rs.
Jas. Atkinsion over Sunlday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Pilpler and fam-
ily of Seafarthwere guests of the
tormer's mother (over. Sunday.
M+r, George Wptlrand,,'whio has been
sisititng`.thare for several week, re-
turned to London, Saturday,- _
Mr, and Mrs Theiodore Sweet and
son o," Hamilton visited with. Mr. mrd
Mrs, Frank Oat )ever Sunday.
A number of Exeter Oddfellaw's at-
tended the Decouati)on Servitce8 tet
Il:ensall an. Sunday ,afternoon,
ivlis 1I 5. Gill, who was here > at-
tending , 1 .a:. r .e,_
turns
terua,vtt�, the funeral; ,of her father,
�� eoatFr'd ,
d
Mr, Jar fes Creech or Riche,ster, N.Y.
spent a few days) during the week in.
town With his parents, lir. and Mrs.
James Crrejech
Mrs Truem.ner of Detroit, aged 80
years a farmer resident of Exeter,
visited ;here for' a few clays last week
with old f rienids,
Nt, and, Mrs, Chas, Dyer of King
sten and Mrs, Ed Dyer of Brentf ed
spent a few days, bora last week with
Mr A G. Dyer and daughter,
Mrs Harold Strargways of Beaton
is blew this week attending the funeral
of her ,graindmnather, tine late Mrs.
Hynde a,n-
Killed by Poisons
.All scientists agree that poisonous pro,
ducts in the ,blood are eliminated by .the
kidneys and liver. The kidneys act ats"a
kind of filter for these produets. When
the kidneys'are changed or degenerated,
by disease or old age,.thea these' poison”
are retained.irt the body. If we whale
prevent old age coming or} too soon, or if
we want to increase our chances for :s
long life, Dr. Pierce of . invalid'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., say's that you
should drink plenty of water daily be-
tween means to hush the kidneys. Then
procure Anuric et a drug store. This
.S.nttrie drives the uric acid out. Scien-
ti.e men have learned that in gout,
also rheumatism, poisonous uric acid
crystals aro deposited in or about the Hotel
joints, in the muscles—where infiamma-
LOOK WELL FOR OUR SHOP
"Y
AND OU WILL LOOK WELL
WHEN YOU COME OUT.
•
Your
Spring ring Suit
Be sur it fits _ypu at the collar.
Have the tmouters made to fit you
aoand the waist. They will stay up
much better when you wear a belt.
Your Clothes' well have individuality
if you let vs make them for you.
Ladies' Suitings
b
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES.
COME EARLY AND GET ONE
OF THESE BEF0,11a THE OLD
GOODS -ARE ALL GONE.
1%Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR'
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
tion is sot up.
e' If we wish to keep our kidneys in the
i diet of and Vege-
beat xe er
Condit on a e milk
a
tables, with only a little meat once a day,
rs the. most su>,table. Drank plenty o;
pure water, take Anuric three times si
day for a month.
Yon can obtain a trial pkg. of Attnrie
by writing Dr. V, M. Memo, Buffalo,
N, Y., or Bridgeburg, Ont., enclosing
10e.
St. Catharines, Ont.—"For sixteen years
I have been a sufferer from kidney trouble;
nay back has ached al-
most continuously arid.
I have had,, rheumatic
pains in my arms.
hands and lowel' limbs.
I have% doctored and
tried every medicine
recommended to trio
but have never fonn4
the relief in anyth-iu(f
(no matter how much
I took) that I have
found in ono small
package of Anuria. In
one wecic the secretion
cloaca and my bladder
VMS strong'cr than fdr
// years, no that I wad
disturbed at night,
where I always had to
1
' ht, I on
arise several times daringhon,
hope that many will roatthis and will try
Anuric it they suffer with any sort of kidney
trouble."—MR$, ,IAQOA LO1 SB15itFr 85 Al.
um,ft
Tea Coffee
Store
For ' the chaioeat
gvoaeries, frm t 1 e#idea „x
teas, ootree and eTe
tiling in the groeevy limo
Call en ei see u3.s.
as to quality wirM annum,;‘
00.
Produce taken' in exehang.
Jae. Gout&,.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N.
ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRh.GJrpR
AND FURNITURE DEALER.'
Bargain Stor
Hot Weather Footw.ear
Inexpensive Shoes, ancl you can get
occasion,
jut what you want for every,,
FLBBTIFOOT
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All the Falsilrion; For levcry CanadianCanadianCanadianSport; ,Ftoir Morning/Morning/igrc , n .osi or
SIIOES ARE THE RAGE
ihe
serr4ht;far City or Country; at home or an Vacation,
They cost the least; and are--
COMFORTABLE, EASY, LIGHT; LONG WEARING, SANITAII
-AND SEASONABLE,
FLEET FOOT SHOLS ARE SOLD BY
Beavers