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1✓ i kM& MAR'KET,S
r,x ` Each. Wedtda►y
Wheat CLQ
Oat;; 7,Otga72
Bairl!e, ,......., ., 110 to 1,15
Family, Flour 40.00
firest
Middlings
35,00
Cre'arnery Batter 4388
parse flutter 48
EgLard >,. .... .a ..".,p- 1.35
• Potatoes
Hay, per tan .. 1.0,00 to 12.00
hogs 17,40
MONEY LOST,
Between .),Latin Se and the Station)
a sun, of money was last, consisting
• of 2 $5:00 bills and 16 $1,00 bills. Re -
w roc of $10 ea returning same to the
Advocatie ar Wexler.
HOUSE FOR S A.LE
Brick Hausa with doable kat, Good
land. Ap.ly ori premises to
MRS, WITZEL, Dashwood
RUG F.OUND
Irr Exeter, a black; an1dd yellow rug.
owner can. httine salin i 3yytcalling
al ngv.at
this oitin�e and, paying
PHONE 56.
Our Stare will, be closed every Wed
aesda^. afternoon and open ev,erselag f
July and August and open every other.
night with a full stack .of groceries.
• Wilson's Cancers & Rt estaueant Itir. R, Johns sold: a big' pig ta, I.
Canada Food Board License 8-2783 Armstrong & Seenthisweekwhi h
rvieigh;ed 70.0 1bs:s and realized $102,
Special wine in Scotch, FingeringMr, Johtns paid $60 $or, this saw, and
was called a fdol •far doing so, But
as .she sail sed three litters of pigs
and sold fon over one lurrridrid doll-
ars it was riot a had investment.
4
aria A Po gCa.s�¢a(ic.cc94 J
The Seeytor League of Main Street
church ie giving( an open air concert
next We•d;ziesday,
Mrs Merl Cast 5s els, folltnesing
what is thoughIt( to have 'been, a tight
ttroke last we'ek,.
The Masonic annual Grand Ledge
meeting openeici at Winricispr yester-
dee (Wednesday.)
The 'Sunday School of limn Street
Methodist Church[ w.iJ pitenic at Grand
Bend this 4ii';ec1 Jeslclay.
Mrs, laugh Oke ,sustained another
t-t•oko last week antd ee .in cans,e-
ouencn. in a',serilous con}dvtion.•.
Hydro collections ar now received
at the Exp;re,sis; office. instead of at
the Maisons Bahi(k as heretofiore.
I\1r Phillipsanl, ledger keener at the
Bank of Commerce hasben carted
far military service, reporting, on
\'Iondae
Rev. Ernest Griggs mess'ianary to
Ind'.ia, ,now on f;urlaugle will preach in
Cacnen Presbyteries, church, on Sunday
next both morning and evening.
Mr, Samuel' Strath, London Road
South, had a thoroughbred •13a1siten
caw injured •aru Satu'daiy evening when
it was .struck by an autom(b'bjlle,• 'It
wall eecovfelr. The car was not darn -
aged.
amesaged.'
Yarn for S,dtd'uiers' Socks, at Stew-
r't'e.
0
BARBERING.
I will ,be at the Bairbetr Shop here
every Wednesdayfter on and ev-
ening. J.
S.ON.
100 ACRE FARMFOR SALE.
Three-quarter miler we of Mt. Car-
mel, on which, are brick hoarse, bank
barn, good water;; and is under good
state of cultivation, Possession Nov.
1st, 1918. .G, M. Fischer, Parkhill
SUCCESSFUL NORMALITE,S.
Tho following fromi this district have
been succ•etsjsful in passing the recent
Normal School examintatiloms,-Euloeen
Victoria Guenther ,off Dashw*olid; Elva
Heyrock of Zwiticbi; Nosab Lowe of
Lucam; Nora E. McCaughey of Blyth
Ruby Pollock oft Parkhill; Clementine.
Williams of G(oderdch.
At the pinesie 0 high prices• 0f feed . WON FIFTH PRIZE.
it pays tla ;finish thog's, and there is
Plenty toil .goad feed, Se.e Harvey
Bos,
Clea ing a liot of Laldites' Liirrrn;.
Auto Coats, ,$3.50-'Sjtessvast's.
N;O,TICE
Any ,bettry pick'ters trespassing n
carr property woo, be prosecuted,
- JOHN RATZ & SONS
Ver;. Special Large Fllas>netieate
FlBlaintktets. Gey '& w'itiite„ 4it 2$,95 action le• at oirjce carried out by the
�tevYa4t'S. ladies who took plosseission of the
Misses MerritdTs )Tame one Cane day
When, yesu need flour see Harney recently, givim!g'it a go oxl lr,oruse-clean-
Bnes.--thiey have the kind your want. ing sand general renovating. The sur -
R. G. Seldoh's pink Won fifthiprize
at St Thomas 'one -day bowling tourn-
ament on Wte!dnilesday of last week.
The . rink cansesteid of E. Powell, J.
A Stewart, W. D.. ClaJirlde, and I. G.
Seldon. They won four games with
a plus score of 15 "points. The prize
were thermos bottles:
WHAT HAPPENED ON WILLIAM
STREET,
It is orrice to live onn'Williami street,
where the kind thoughit aged promnt
35c for good heavy ribbetd 1-I se,
for bug strong boys. Sttewart's,
GOOD GIRL WANTED at Central
Hotel, Exeter, Duties to commaentce
Sully 1st.
Don't. sell your pigs light, . we have
plenty of good feed. Harvey .Biros.
$2.25 pietr yard far. Lovely,. Black
Duches', Sulk. 36 inches twid:e
Stewart's.
FOR SALE OR,RENT-OnAndrew
Street, Exeter, one, and half storey.
frame bonrse;'good ,stable; fruit trees..
Possession immediately. Apply to
3. D. 'Atkinson, Clinton
Buy your I itii(ruer .Sets now, while
stacks are good. Special value:.
Stewart's,
VOTERS' LIST 1918
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN -
SEiIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that
transmitted or delivered to the P,r
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voters' List Act" the cop-
ies required by the said sections - to
be sc transmitted' or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of 'all
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Rpll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at Elections for
membet••s of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at Creditor! on the 10th Day
of July A. D. 1918, andxernains there
far inspection.
And I hereby call upon all' voters
to take immediate proceedings • to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.' 0th dayof
Dated at Cred,utonl thus 1
July, ' 1918• HENRY EILBER
Clerk of Stephen Township,
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
LAND IN TJSBORNE TP.
'I lie undersi ne;d offers far sale
Lot 12. in. the S,E,B. o£ TawnshiP of
TJsbarrue. adjoining Woodham; in Hu-
ron County, On the premises are a
two-storey brick dwelling; twabank
barna 36x9.4 and; 40x70, with water sys-
tem in both barns', a frame drive
shed 24x40; 2 acres orchard; well
drained and fen,ced; 5 acres of bush.
The farm is convenient to churches,,
school, post offices and market. For
particulars apply to
WILLIAi4I HANNA, Kirktou
prisK and pleasure of the inmates can
be better imagined than described, as
the work ds a repelti(ti(on of the same
kiindnesls extended too'them last year.
SUCCESSFUL AND WORTHY.
The following stutdiejnits, of Prof. W.
M. Clarke are to .(be cangratulialted
at the very ,high marks obtained art
the recent Exalmtntr3Gijans, aurid speaks
well for their teache4 wdlp is , an ex-
perie'nced onset, and most competenjt :
A. L. C M. (piano) Minis Minnie ,G.
Verner, Seaf'arth; Senior (singing)
'Miss Margaret Moodie, (1st Class wiith
Honors) ; Senior (singing) - ;Miss May.
Clarke, lst Clasls ; Advanced inter-
mediate (Plena) Mi sl May Clarke (1st
Cla.ss). Adv*an;ced Ilntermeldiate (piano)
Miss Lila Pyn iml (1st Class -honors), E.
S. M, Advancedl Intermeldiate ;piano)
Miss Myrtle Pymm (fist class) E.S.M.'
CARD OF THANKS. -I desire to
tender my thanks to the Council and
all concerned an behalf of my daugh-
ter. Gladys M' Cooke, for the recog-
nition accorded, )r'er'an, the 9th inst.
I am deeply .gr_rrteful for the. kindly
thought of all, arid I cannot &press
all I feel " As y,on all kntaw she is.
the last remaining Member of my fam-
ily to depart for " service, ` but I am
proud to- send ea fitted ones- to clo
their bit for our ifIr-'Kate Cooke
Spend" a social tineesetarA24,eithr us on
Main `•Street Church Lawn, on even -
ill? of July 24. A goad program and
orchestra in attendance. Admission
25c. Ice cream will be sold,
TEACHER WANTED
Second Clasis Professional Teacher
for No, 1, Stephen, mile, from Cen-
tralia for after lriolitdays. Stag salary,
Wm: Bowden, Sec.-Treas.
Centralia.
BERRY PICKERS will be pros ecue
ted if they trlcs,pasls on R. Davis' pro-
perty i.'rr Stephen,
sours
FOTJND-The back light of an
autoniia'bjle. Owner can have same
by ,proving nroperty and paying ex-
penses• Call at Advocate. Office,
ESTRAY STEER.
There strayed Untohe ;premise,sof
the undersigned, Leet 8, ` S. B. Us -
borne, a yearling steer. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying exp ense,s.
Frank 3. Davis.
MARTIN -SENOUR
1OO�fdA
P
P�R� INT
VARNIuu
Which Ina -elk" „.. Fynse in this'
HORSES WANTED ,�• r
(0\1MPC
advertiead
PAINT
*Met in good nonditicee Geldings, 5
yearra rid tap, s'vreithing from • 1500, Are sold flay
up, 'weighing &cm 1300 poundi up,
Paatles having the required stuff,
mite, or phone 83 Exeter.
-
G. A. Hawkins
- Sinn_ •fa,11 wheat Well be cut this
week.
Lis James Creech who has been
very ill for several days', is somewhat
better now.
Air.Thos. Clark, of Stephen has puts
chased Mrs. Nart lacatt's house on
Elizabeth Street
The R. Gs Seldon• Oak of bowlers
take part en a bawling tourney -at
Lambeth this Weldnieeday,
The latest thing in an alarm-nloc).
is a contrivance that emits a •honk•,
maikiut, the sleeper, think he is in front
at an autonlabtule, and° he gets Out
of bed with a single. jump,
Mae R. 1, Watson, Alissiiosai•y Vice;;
President of Liosi)dou Conference
League, addressed a union meeting of
Maine Street and Janes Street Lea;e.
goes ia. James Street Church rues'-
day evening. In, . ad ldltjionl a, ntfisdcal
program was rendered,
The fallowing boys, who have sign-
ed nip for aane.rs•ea,s• ,from the est
Depot Be Italian, )W,,O,R., Landon,
spent from T1rturs,d ty till Monday, at
their res'pectitve homes, urior to'leav-
ing Privates Archie{ W• Morgan, Will
Iternick and Peter McNaughton.
THE "B" ON OATS.
The first ,pardon; in thaa district, ,to
send to the Ad.'s",oca'te. samples of the
f'B" on, the oats was Iv2rs. WM. Jam-
ieson of near, the lake, In; these sam-
ples die letter is dpistincely ..maa1 ed;
Several othiers have sent en samples
since. Many interpretations, are be-
jtng made such' as, meaning the end
of - the war; greater spilling of bided;
Britain viictarrioars; etc:
HOME ON FURLOUGH.
Rev. -Ernest arrldi, Mrs, Grigg, who
have bee,n'nrns•siioaaerties''to India for
many years, returned bane to . Ex-
eter on Mo,njdfay night last,` to spend
part of their two years' furlough.
They left India' oder a year ago, but
spent about ten months in France
on Y,\I.C.A, w'orrlk., It is, ten_ - years
since they had their last furlough.
Old friends ape very pleased to see
them again.
MARRIED IN CLINTON.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in Clinton( on Thursday of
last week, wlhl'•'n ;Ma-. Elmore O. 'Har-
ness of Exeter was mantled to Miss
Leuze. Macdenaild, daughter of he
late John 'Weediest:dd. Only the i -
mediate relatives of the bridle were in
attendance. Mr, and Mrs, Harness are
now enttjaytng their honeymoon and
ars their return wj11 make their fu-
ture hone en, Exeter, where Mr. Har-
ness coniducts a barber shop. The
yours' couple will: have the best wish-
es of their many .friends.
SOLD HIS PRACTICE.
Dr. W E. Dempster, who has been
conducting an .osteopathic practice
here far some time, has• disposed of
his goad -will and; interests to Dr. B.
Knight of Landon, who intends visit-
ine„.. ,xet'er three days a "Week -Mane;
day Wednesday and Friday, from;
10 to 4 pan. Dr,, Dempster has . en-
joyed a mast liberal practice, and as
Dr 'Knight comes' very highly rec-
ommended we feel .he wi111 be ac-
corded the sanie liberal patronage.
We are pleased to learn that Dr:
Dempster intends remaining a .citizen
of Exeter. -
Miss Ariel Beverley is visiting in
Cleveland, Ohio,
1I2. R, G. Seldon was in, Diatrfeit om,
busLnesis, this week. •
Miss Jessie Marusonj of 'London was
home over Sunday,
Miss Matriiatn Blatchford[ of Toronto
is ihomla for holidays.
Miss Elaise Baird is )tome from
Brantford for the holidays.
it'Li:sa Labelle Handford; of Ingersoll
was a visitor day town, with friends,
floss East of Detroit .visited With,
her aunt, Mrs,Freld Bawd:en, Iaat week
Miss Mair'ion McIlaiay of Hamilton
la visiting a-legaitunit, Mgrs. J,as. Diglu,ati
Mr, Wen. Burke of Wingham visfited
in town, with Mre. Burke last week.
Mr, and H. W. Doerr are n
e. ten -days visit to 'Kitchener and
Toronto.
\Lr. N, D, 1-Iuetdon a!nat spa George
of Port Feelnikisr were in town; on Feil
-
day last,
Ptc hfeicille Hoslitns,and Private W
Keralek of Lot -ears Camp were home
over Sunday:- '
Mrs. Russell Smj,tlr•'o'.f Lenedan iu
visiting with ,telt( parents, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Frayne.
Mr. Roy Howa(rsd and lady friend
of London spent a couple days jrs
town this week.
Celia Clztttiis;tile is visiting her aunt
Miss Fieirgiuson, sof Chatham for part
of the Irolidiays., '
ilia•. and Mrs. Fred 'Itestle and daugh
ter of Lawrence Sta!ttilon, were, visit-
ors over Sunday.
Judge L. H,. Dick,s,an of Goder'ich
spent Saturday and( Sunday with rela-
tive."
ela-
tive; anal frie sd s; Merest ...,
Mrs. John Debtnitngs after a visit here
with relatives, • returned Saturday to
liter home in Flint, Mich!,
Mr. N. D. Hu,rdon was here Mon-
day Le attend, the fumler�iil of his, old
friend, Mr A. G. Dyer,
M] and Mrtal•i J. O. Landry of Chat
haan visited with the latte.r's parents
at the. Centred Hotei ethis week,
Prat. W. Mt Clark, Exeter went a
few dray, iii towb this weeac rcnewiing
olc0"^1riend'sbiiP -'I incairdilne Repartee,
MT. Adolphus Evans) of Lol ee,dneii teas
a visitor here •S'uinday,i Nis niece,
lv1tsc Inca iHolsk nls acc(ampa{n6ed '.him.
Mir John Lu{x't rs of Topeka, 'Kan,.,
relatives
••� , tint with
s d r
a l
spent Thursday
p Y
and old friends Isere, John is do the
shirt nranufacturinii,g busnnyelsis in that
city.
Those who were Mere from,` a d%s=
'tree attending the ' funeral self the
ate ;air. A, G. Dyer, were, Mr, -Dan
Dyer of A1r.,rron), ;Mich., Mr, Charles
aster of,. Tren(ttau; 1'Ir, and Mrs, /id.
.t)yer amid i1'frs, Smith of I3renjtfiprd
ti
4.4110 V......4111.41111i$411110"4
JUN -ES
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LI<ENSE NO 8-3620
Y
;baring Sale, Summer Goods
LADIES' VOILE 13LOUSES AT 98c,
This -els a eatie otp'aortunJiity to buy a ;stock tot, Sttyis*njeti Blouts!es at a real
batrgaiin. Ian Ordeir( to reduce aur stock wie• place, Ida ea!lld, tthjfs; week :]yearly
two hlund'i{e'd Ladies' Pine Voile }31otisles, , sizes 34 to 46,., to clean+ out at
once for only.. , , 98c. each),
MEN'S FINE STRAW'SAILORS A'1T,$1,00
5 dozen Men's Fine Straw Sailor Hats, worth, 11.50- tins) .$2.00 each,
to clear .this ;trt1olrah• fort - .. , 'se!, .. .00
25; pJeir cienit. OFF ALL Child:r'e'n's WASH DRESSES
We woffieje •atur( entire stack of Children's Wash D;ties;sles, daintily trine
me•d wino Of good washing mate. als, to clear -out at a`dis-count of 25 per
bent, This es! chiejaiper than you `caul buy elite materials to -day,
LAD IES'r AND CHILDREN'S :vi1DDIES ATt 75c.
To clela(r Out this week, two diozen Ladies' and Melees' 1Ziddies', were
nrlairke'd $1.25 -each Our sale price only, ..1 ...t 75c, each,
OXFORD SHIRTINGS AT 25c,( YD, ,
250 yds Fine! ;Oxford Shirting, verry specjial thiis nr•anth at 25c, a yd.
BATHING SUITS
Men's 'a(nd Boy's' Bathing Suits In all s{izies in. stack.
MEN'S NAVY AND TWEED SUITS
We still have a goad assortment ,of Mie�t's Sits' and • we are selling.
themat Jnos(t re ls(an(a(b1e prices. Come tin tend !see there now; asl wee cane
not get any snore' at tlhlese. kit]cesn'
BOYS' BLOO MER SUITS
At less than ea -day's ivh dl;elsile price; . Look up. yohii warms iso Bays'
Suits els you cad starve, dollar's by buying them frolne one. present stock.
SHOES. SHOES
The late's`t n F;ojoitw,ear for all the Faalmily, *Id at ,mast re .ssni-
able prices. Be d'es. 'o>rr regular oto ck, we 'leav!e loris, of clearing dines. . in
Ladies 'Shoes. Alsip a'edu(Ceef prices• on white Hca tvas: sh'o'es..•
Headquarters
JONES & MAY
or the Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brenda Clothing
Men ars d Boys.
Mrs. Wm. Btraidt of London visited •' LOCK WELL FOR OUR SHOP.
relatives here t'hile week.
Mr. Reg. Bi;sste,tt Of Chatham vis- AND YOUWIILL LOOK WELL
Red at his' liomJe h'er'e this week. WHEN YOU COME OUT.
Mrs, Janue,s :Swiele't, Mhz. Samuel
Sweet'. arid Mist lino were visitors in
Sarnia during the, week.
Mrs. S`. Quince and _ Miss Ol1i,e.
Qualnce ,,of Tpsanta are visiting with
friends and rela;tircle(s' in town:
NJis's•e I1;le'nie. end Madeline Stewart
of London are visiting their grand-
patente ?Mar. land Mrs. Wm. Creech.
Ps+ivatea Wil1•fi4lateslon,, Archie Davis,
Geo. Dallis', Oke, P. Dearing and
Bele' Case were bonier ' from London
aver the week end.
A Woman's Burdens
are lightened when she turns to the right
medicine. If her existence is made
gloomy by the chronic weaknesses, deli-
cate derangements, and painful disorders
that afflict womankind she will find relief
and emancipation from her troubles in
Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription. If
she's overworked, nervous, or "ran-
dowii," she finds new life and strength.
It's a powerful, invigorating tonie and
n vine which was discovered vered and used
e
by an eminent physician for many years,
in .his large medical practice among
women. Por young girls just entering
womanhood; for women in middle life,
the "Favorite Prescription" is the only
medicine put up without alcohol, and can
be had in tablet as well as liquid form.
it's not a secret prescription for its in-
gredients are printed on wrapper, Send
10e for trial package to Dr. V. M. Pierce,
Invalids' I: 3otel,Surgical Institute, Buf-
falo, N. Y., or branch in P,ridgeburg, Ont.
Hamilton, Ont. - "When passing
through middle life, as in most 'cases of
this kind, I began to fail in health. I
had severe pains in, my head, dizzy spells,
my back ached and I had pains in':iuy
side. I became very weak and nervous.
I took medicine without getting relief
until I took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription and
re-scription',and this medicine built mo uI5
in health and strength and ,T. eenro through
this critical 'period in a good healthy
state. Women will find Dr. Pierce's.;
favorite Prescription -very helpful dur-
ing this trying , time." ---Mas. Snrtri
C&rms, 106 Robina , Ave.
wa1111.11101rDo,,-.-
Your
Bummer Suit
Be' sure it fits you at the collar.
Have the trousers made to fit you
rtoand the waist They will, stay up
much better when sots wear a belt.
Your Clothes' will have individuniSty
If ylou let us make them -.for you.
Ladies' uiting's
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES,
COME EARLY AND GET
OF THESE ,BEFORE THE
GOODS ARE ALL GONE,
-No Sheen
ONE
OLD
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stand . Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
Tea & Coffee
Store •
For the choicest
grocerlea, fruiter aIcetio
tea: r, aside and ever" -
t ilig ill the grocery )9i
Call and see us. A. - trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould.
P.rf tore
and
tindertalli
B. N. ROWE
THE EUNERAXi DIRT T91ir
AND FURNITURE DEALER
eter Bargain Store
July Sale
Men's Pine, Trap Sh,iJrts at 95c, ,sack
Sec our Table .of Shoes' at• $1,48 per nor,
MEN'S • BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR- •`
2-pitece slits at 75c. a gement,.
Combinations 51.50 pleb suit,
Ladies Black Caftan Hose,• atesitle,a, pair.
. Ladies' Silk Hosie 75c and $1,001 per pa(itr,
Enrbroideriies - 10c,t to 85c. yard
Fleet Foot Shoes, White Shoes, Sliipeers, Pureps, Etc: