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:tangled Each. Wednesday
Wheat ..,.w,a , -, 2..10
Barley s1.110a., to 1.15
Family Flour 5.70
Creamery Btuttex ,,. 48
Dairy Butter ,38 to 40
Eggs 42;
Lara „„..„.s 35
Potatoes L25 'to 1.50
Hay, per ton 10.00 to 12,00
i-1 o <r.• 18.00
Proclaniatiort
CIVIC I,-IOLIDAY
I, hereby pr•oclairu\londay, August
5th as Civic Halliday far the Village
a Exeter, .and call up'ari all citizens
to observe the same as. such and gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
B. W. F. BEAEVRS, Reeye
Great Values in Ladies Oxfords in
small ;sizes at ..,1.5QM-S',terarts,
maamarais
The Flour hl<iil]i is shut down fs:a
want of wheat, but we have astocic
of. Standard Flour of our three brands
We are chapniing: as usual and have
a good" supply of; feed,
Harvey Bras.
TEACHER WANTED
Second Class Professional Teacher
far No. 1, Stephen, mile from Cen-
tralia for after holidays. State salary.
Wm. Bowden, Sec.-Treas.
Centralia.
;HOUSE FOR SALE
Brick House withl double lot. Good
lanid. Aptly on premises, to
MRS. WITZEL, Dashwood
Special Drrce of 51.75 $or good suit
case: this week at Stewatrt's,
PHONE 56.
Our Stare 'wall be closed every Wed
nesda,• afternoon and open.:evening of
July and August and open every other
night with a full stack of groceries.
Wilson's Grocery & R.estauracrt
Canada Food Board License 8-2783
100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
Three-quarter mile west of Mt. Car -
del, on which are brick house, banal:
1iarn, good water; and is under good
state of cultivation. Possession Nov.'
lst, 1918. G. \L. Fischer., Parkhill;.
- ..
'Khaki Bloomer's for ••Bo3* . • • They
near well. Price 51.00 to $1,75 at
Stewart's.
The 'Thames Road Faemeals' Club
will ; hold their regular meeting in
their Club Rctosn, Thames' Road, on
Alanday evening, August 5, when, Mr.
District Representative, will address
the znectizng,—Edgar Monteith, Sec'y
GOOD GIRL WANTED at Central
Hotel, Exeter Duties to commence
at arc. e.
ODD CUPS, CLOVER LEAF.
Scarce goads. While our present
supply lasts the; price is 2 for 25c.
—Stewart's.
FOR SALE OR RENT—On Andrew
Street. Exeter, one and half storey
frame house; good: stable, fruit trees..
Possession im3 to
D. Atldinnsapn, Apply
Clearing prices on gall: Boy's and
Men's Straw Hats. We have a style
to suit you -Stewart's..
VOTERS' LIST 1918
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE
OF EXETER
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that i hive
transmitted or delivered to ,he
sans men toned in section 0.
of "Thc Voter's List „.:tthe cop-
ies required by the said se.;tions tb
be so transmitted or delivered of the
made: pursuant to said act, of ail
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Rall of the said, Mun-
icipality to beentitled to vote in trsc
said Mvuicipality at Elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly
anc at 1lunicipai Electrons and that
said lis* was first posted up at my
office at Exeter on the 30th Day of
July, A D. 1918, and remains there
for 'inspection.
Anc: I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according .to law.
Dated the. 31st clay of July, 1918.
3. SENIOR
Clerk,
SALE O1{ VALUABLE 'FARIVI
LAND IN USBORNE TP.
The urulersigne,d offers for sale
Lot 12 in, the S.E.B. of Township of
Unborn:,; adjoining Wiooclharn, in Hu-
ron County. 'On the premises are , a
two-storey brick dwelling; two bank
barns 36x94 and 40x70, with water sys-
tem in both barns ; a frame drive
shed 24x40; 2 acres orchard; well
drained and fenced 5 acres of bush.
The farm is convenent to churches,
school, post offices and market. For
particulars apply to
WILLIAM HANNA, I{irktoa
EX1, rER
LOOM_ _ DOING364.111:1441& ,
Mr Ben, Mea irvs has disposed of
anis fine farm an .the London Road
nort.n to Mr, Hutchison of the south
botua.daty +ot llsborne, .IAIr, Meakins
intends having a sale of has chattels
and farm stock; tin the near future.
The week or more of extremely hot
weather got a chili iusa Monday even-
ing following trhe rraun, ,and on Tuesday
the air wftus quite odol. It was pleas-
ant after thie iintense heat, dad the
rain and cool wiea,ther would be - of
helr,, to the c,rio Ps,
Owing to thie boxings on the cal --
gine at the power house having be-
come heated and the babbit melting
the puna, was' oft 'duty flor a couple
days, daring the week, consequently
there was. a shariagte of water For
the streets and other purposes for a
few days The 'trouble has now been
righted however.
Mr John Quirk, Mr. Rale and Mr,
Mr. Mitchell 01 Wi+nlghant called !on
Friends in town Tuesday morning..
Mr, Quirk was' a former conductor on
this branch of the G. T. R. and is
uow over eighty years of age, but
he is sus sprinetly as art acrobat and
moves autounld with, the agility of sv
ten year old. The company were on
their way to London and returned the
same night. The 'distance covered
would be about 175 piles. Not bad
for a man laver eiigli,ty-five
Mr, Wm. Reid of Luckniow was the
victim of an umiio tun,ate accident a
little south of Exeter on Friday ev-
ening last. He was an his way. to
London tiding a motorcycle and when
striking a piece of road' on which it
had freshly rained ' the machine took
a slide and •la ncled hire with terrible
farce on the hard ,road. His collar-
bone was brokennl and wrist was badly
sprained but othierwisei he did hat fare
so badly ctonisidering the fast rate of
speed he was going, The wonder is
rh,c ozinning company finulshed the
pea asci,= oiu Saturday,
' The p ort crop is being lna:rvestecl
and is an abundant one,
Rev Rogers of London will: occupy
James Streett pug. pit oil Sunday nett.
Last Sunday Rev, Grigg and Rev, Ro-
biinsan delivered abio sermons,
This it the season when womenfolk
—and •men folk too—who have a right
to. viote should see that their „napes
are properly placed upon the voters'
iists, so that vvhe,n the bane comes
for them to mark their ballot they
rill possess the full Pri ilege.'
Barley and wheat aire being cut and
oats are rapidly ripening. The warm,
dry weather is' bringing the harvest on
very .fast. Some parts 'Within a very
few miles, halve had several showers;
while others have had nla rain for
weeks. The. main. roads are ex-
tgamely dusty, Bind travelling in any-,
tiling but a car is very* un,pteaspait:
A more general shower' fell Monday
afternoon after the. a,'boiie. was in
typte, and it dial a lot Of good.
Misses Jean and Aleda Love ,of Buf-
falo, have been visiiting 'their parents,
Mr, and Mrs.. Dagald Love, Exeter,
the past week. Miss Ale.da .Lome is
aniursle itt, one of the large hospitals
of Buffalo and has had to register
ander government regulations. Two
hundred masa sixty three nurses in
Buffalo will. be taken into the Gov-
ernment Medical War Services:
misses Ale,da and Ellen Love are
teachers in a very prominent business
college in Buffalo,
Teariiag another's character to. pieces
will nos ;help yours no matter how
diirty. the other mater's may be. Roimh-
trig out the weeds in your neighbor's
yard will nowt make thlose in your own
yard mare beautiful. 'Tice white cot-
tage and brown; mansion, each, hide
trouble from thte world, People talk
and know not w.hrereof they speak.
They retail slander to show how foul
is the, dish most palatable tothem.
Let us walk straight :along. Let us
each mind our own business and we
there are not morel such acclideuuts,1 will never be out .of employment.
I
FAII..ED TO LIF'.' TROPHY. \air Wrongside .aund Mr. Righhts,id,e
Two rink's of Lambeth bowlers mo -
tared here on Friday"evening and
made an attempt to lift the . C.
Ward Trophy wtco at their tournament
recently, but failed, Both, Exeter rinks
were well nip. Following is the scare
Lambeth Exeter
Hamly a Crre e.ch
Grant Stewart
Somerville Taman,
Routledge, 12'' Seldoau, sk, 32
\Tann • Rowe
Coldicatt. Elliott
Bowme Gladman
Clark, sk. 9 Snell, sk, 22
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21
A LITTLE UP ON HENSALL
Three Hensalt rinks( carie down on
Faiday evening and played fifteen end
games with .Exeter boys as follows,—
Hensall Exeter-.
McDonald Herman
Grassick Medd
Moir' ' ro W. May.
McDonell, sk. 14 Fuke, sk. 15
McMurtry Russell
Berry Phillipson
Farquhar ` Ac'hesioin
Case, sk' 13 Rivers,- sk. 17
Buchranan Mawhinney
Hobkirk Rabiinson
Corn.telon Harness
Hemphill., sk. 14 Dore, sk. 10
—41 •-42
A one rink game was later ar-
ranged between Hensel and Exeter
with the following result,-
Hensall Exeter
Cantelon Elliott
McDonald Rivers
\LcDonell Creech
Whitesijdes, sk. 9 Seldlor4 sla 12
MITCHELL WON OUT,
Four IVlitchiell' rinks played Bawling
Games with Exeter bowlers on the
localgreens in the late afternoon of
Wednesday of last week, and were
up at thie finisli —
Mitchell
McLochlin
Mar tyro
Davidson
Harvey. sk, 14
Downey
Ruston
Cook
Hewitt, sk,
Forrester
Tuck
Cook
Tuck sk.
Gatenby
Timms
Exeter
Achesion
Powell
Fuke
Creech, sk, 13
iVIawhiimney
Medd
Dore
17 Stewart, sk. 21
Heannan
Rivers
Taanas
20 Rev. Trunap.er, sk..14
Robinson
F._1VIay
Greenwood W.`VIay
Durkin sk. 23 Snell., sk. 14
Three rinks stayed far 'evening game,
Howell
Forrester
Realism
Greenwoto d
Durkin, sk, 25
Ruston
\Tarty n
Cook
Harvey, sk.
McLochlin
Tirnm,s
Hewitt
Rowe
Dore
Taman, sk.
Russell
Mawhinney
Snell
14 •Creech, sk:
Rivers
Medd.
S tewar
•
called on a friend named Mr. Inside•
Mr. Wrangside knocked at the door -
side and Mrs. Inside came outside
and tors' Mr. Wryongsicle and Mr,
Rights u; to crometlnsid,e and sit down.
by the fireside and talk to Mr, Inside. -
But lar. Righ.tside told Mass Inside bo
go inside .ann,d. tell Mr. Inside tp, come
outside, because Mr, Wnongside was
outside .and did', .not want to go inside
but wanted to see Mr. Inside on the
outside. Mss, Inside went inside rand
told Mr. Inside to go outside because
Mr. Wrangs,ide wouldn't come inside
and wanted to see Ms. 3nside';an the
outside. So Mr. inside left the fire-
side and went outside and raw Mr.
Wzangsi.de and Mr. Rightsi,de and they
walked side by side drawn, thearoa,d-
si.de,
REPORT OF H.W.C,A:;.FOR JULY
Crediton; 10 shirts, 42 suits -pyjam,
as 117 pair sacks; Efieter Soldiers'
Aid, 60 pair sacks ; W emans' ' Ittstit
ute 36 pair socks; Thames Road, 35
pair socks, 12• shirts ; 4 stretcher caps
4 suits pyjamas ;:-Zion, 26 pair socks,
19 shirts. Total value $545.95.
Vera Essery, Sec.
REMEMBRANCE DAY.
August 4th will: be celebrated in
Great Britain, France, 'Italy„ China,
ansa Japan and thie Damiinilon of Can-
ada as "Remsem+braince Day", being
the antiviersaryo1 the day, Great Brit-
ain'declared war . an Germany. In.
London, Eng., the 'King ansa Queen and
the members of parliament will Par-
ticipate in the, morning in, a procession
at St Margaret's, Westminster; and
the Archbishop of Canterbury will.
deliver a •sermon ittl hion.or of triose
fallen in, battle. ' ,
Mr: and Mrs„ FredSa Sanders J . have
aid
returned to Toronto :
Mr and Mrs, N. Jt Dore are away
on a week's motor holiday,
Air, Fred. Tucker afClinton spent
Sunday witli friends in town.
Master Will Lawvsoun, visited at Port
Stanley last weieki with his aunt, firs.
W. H. M urtyn.
Mr .and :Mrs. Rabt, Mawhinney and
Mr.. and Mrs' Jas. Lawson visited ;n
Parkhill Sunday. !'
Mrs Chas. Li.ancientelt and fami,ly of
Parkhill spent a couple clays with
friends isa town the latter part ,of last
week,
Hisses Aladelrae' and; Grace Carling
of Toroato• are visiting relatives, the
guests of their avant, hlrs. Robert 11.
Pickard.
Mr: W. D. Clarke, .has mother and
his son Gale, motored' to Chcsley and
Southamnptionn, Thussiday ;tlo so end a
week with relatives.
Mr. Jacob Taylion- of Toronto, for-
m rly of Clinton, was a visitor here
for a few hours, on Monday. Hirsfam-'
ily accompanied him.
bliss Clsui1: of. Crediton, ,nsitching' bo had in tablet form, procurable at any
at the Central Telephone. ;office; here;
w
14 in the absence oaf lli,ss .Kedwell, who
is .holidaying at her borne in Peti:alea.
AUG. 1,
JONES
&MA'
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD,
_.._LICENSE NO 8-3620
Hot Weather Specials
Don't Forget Us for Kool Gods this
Hot
Clearing and Special .Prices
98c, WHITE WAISTS
5 Das. regular $1.25 and $1.50
White Fancy Waists cleansing at
98c.
SIL'IZ WASITS
' Real Beauties in Wash Silk, and ,
Striped Silk, Silk Crepe and Georg-
ette in. all the New Shades.
SUMMER DRESSES
All Ladies, Girls, and Children's,
to ;,rfilear lout regardless of price.
Come and , get a snap.
WHITE SKIRTS
Some dainty .urevv styles just it
Just right for this weather.
•
WHITEWEAR
A splendid si owitag of Gowns
Skirts Corset Covers, Slips, Cam-
bi nation and, Drawers(
HOUSE DRESSES
Great Bargains in House "Dresser
A good: Dine' for $1.50 ;a dandy for
$2, not the price of making.
Big Clearing of Summer Wash Goods
rl ,-'
MUSLINS, VOILES, BEACH CLOTH. FOULARDS • & SATEENS
ALL MUST GO TO MARE ROOM.,
SEE THEM. SEE THEM
MEN'S STRAW. HATS .
All Alen's Summer -Hats are, reiiuc-
ed,,. to clear taut, Buy your New
Panama,
MEN'S NEW SUITS
Just arrived. Some very new
Men's Suits. Rea 1Good. Buy
your clothing, now, as they will: sure
be very high!
BOYS' SUITS
Some extra good values in 13oys'-
Bloiornier Suits. A big stock to
show you,
LADIES' SHOES -
All kinds to cheese from —High,
Low, or Medium, Prices from $2.25
up. A lot of old values'.
.MEN'S SHOES
Some grand values in some old
old shocks, Good Shoes from $4.50
up, The good ones will soon he
picked up. Get busy,
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
All at the old prices. This is a
big thing fon* you in guying your
Children's shoes. A saving of 81
ar mare per _)ain'.
A Dandy. Assortment ro f 'Young Men.''s Belted Tweed Rain Coats.
JONES MAY
Headquarters for the Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
Men an d Boys,
_Airs, Eclward,s and child of London
are visiting here.
Major Heahnialn was up from Lon-
don over Sunday.
\fr. Thomas' Hatton of London is
visiting old friierudrs; in towm:.
Air. R. G. Siebdoln and fancily
lted in 'Ingersoll ever Sunday.
The Misses Laguna and Alice
iter are visitors; with, Mss. Thos.
son this week.
A big batch; of soldier boys —many
from this district—left` London camp
for the east last week,
.Mr. and :Mrs. GriJff and three child-
ren of Listawell, are visiting Mrs.
Griff's ,parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Ruch„
Hunter. '
vias-
Pal
Net
® Nw_ Y: ED
TO HELP IN WAR
Women can be usefully employed in
nursing the wounded, in making up the
soldiers' kits, and a thousand other ways.
Many 'Canadian women are weak, pale
or anemic from woman's ills. For young
girls just entering womanhood; for
women at the critical' time; nursing
mothers and every woman who is "run-
down,"
ran•down," tired or over-worked—Doctor
Pierce 's Favorite Prescription is a spe-
cial safe and certain help. It can now
ALr, and Mrs. W. D, Mace left Sat-
urday on their returnn. to Winnipeg.
19 mfrs. Reg. Elliot has also returned to
Norwich and Miss Eva Carling to
New York.
Tuck sac., 16 Seldon, sk. 17
129 112
HORSES WANTED
I want am unlimited number of.
lidra•es in good condition. Geldings 5
tears' ,talo up, weighing from 1500
�roundt up, 'Nimes 1ndm 4 years old
rap, wetg,hint' i,frorn 1300 ptu;ndat tip,
PCarcie4.having. the required stuff,'
Barite. ,ia. pbvon:e 83, Exeter
ri ri;
apt
sr
MARTIN- ENdUR
1OO 9,
PURE
P.,,
INT
$g VARNISHES
Which aro
o,lvcrtiset
Arq sold by
in this
issnc
G. A. Hawkins
Pie Will Manson was in town, los
ar day ar two last week. - He assist-
eel in the open, air concert gilven, by
the Main, Street church people Wecl
nesday eveining of last week.
Mr. 1I, N. Anderson, .a former pri;u,-
c•ipal of the Exeter Public School, and
his wife atari dalghte•r and;. son, return-
ed to- thein' home. in, Sault Ste, Marie,
Ont., dater .
Y
visiting wit,li, relatives grad
friends mere far a time,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred May left Thurs-
day morning last ton a motor trip to
Hamilton ; Niagara and Toronto, in
company with Mt. and Mrs, IT
Matthews al Watford, who visited
them ,estnlier in the week.
D:r. A, C. Ramsay and wife and
family al Hamilton spent a few days
daring the week with relatives and
frierrdr in town. TJtcy purpose ta.k•-
ing ;'a 'trip through` the Thousand Is-
lands an their return home from Ex -•e ter.
good drug store,' or send Dr, Pierce, In-
valids' Hotel and;aSurgieal Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y., 10 cents for trial pack-
age. Branch office, Bridgeburg, Ont.
St, Catharines Ont.—"I have taken
Dr. Pierce 's Fav-
orite Preseription
during expeetaney
when I felt especi-
ally in need of a
tonic and it bene-
fited mo greatly. I
always take pleas-
ure
ng p,in recores o mmennrd•
Pcri ti
to young mothers,
because I know it
will never fail to
help them."—Mas. J. H. Pntwccr'r, 8
Beach St.
Stratford, Ont.—" I do ' thinit Dr.
Pierce's favorite Prescription one of the
best medicines"I have ever known for the
ailments of women. I had for quite a
long time been all .run-down, weals and
nervous. I doctored, but nothing seemed
to give mo relief until I began taking.
'Favorite Prescription.' '.Chis medicine
gave me such wonderful relief that I ata
glad to recommend it to others, "—Inlay,
A, GOcWM, 60 Brant St,
LO0°K WELL FOR OUR SHOP
AND YOU ..WILL LOOK WELL
WHEN' YOU COME OUT
Your
Summer Suit
Be sure it fits you at the collar.
Have the trousers made to fit you
noand thio waist. They will stayup
much better ' when y!ou wear a belt.
Your Clothes will have individuality
li you l'e't vs make ahem for you.
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.
rt Shee e
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
Tea d Oofee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, i ces,
teas, cow and every*
thing in'the grocer %' �6
Ca,11 and see us. A ttial
as to quality vfill convin-
ce. _•
Producra taken in exchange
s® Gould
Furnzture
and
Madertar
WE
THE I?,UNERAL.. DIRE:ClT;OR,
AND FURNITURE DEALER
t r ar
in Store
eater Goads
Ladies' ansa Ch;ildren's White Hose, 35c• to $1,00 per
Bigchoice inEmbroideries, 10c '
per yard
up,
Towels, 25c.. t,o. 75c, ,each.
Summer vests, :25c to 75c, each.
Men's Gotiion, E-Iase, 20c, and 25c, a pair,
Balbriggan, Underwear, 75c. per garrne,nt,
Coral ir>,ations, 8,1.50 per garment.
Eine Print Shirts, 95c. each.
G\rlkite ootwcar in Manly atyles,
TRY A PAIR OF OUR SHOES THEY SATISFY,
Pair,,