The Exeter Advocate, 1918-9-12, Page 80
BXJ3 BR AT1TtI]GATEt TFHIBEth AY►
EXETER, i\'1AR:KETS
Ch.tnged Each, Wedtne,sday
Whet .. . ,. 2.10 ''o 2.15
Oats.70 ta75
Barley'
' ........ ....... :...... ..90 to 1,00
Family Flour pro
Creamery B Rtes . 48
Dathry Buttes 38 to 4(!
Egg'42
Lard_ ,.41.., 35
Potatoes } ' 1.25 to 1.50
it.ay. per ton 10,00 to 12.68
Hogs
Orn Tuesday evrenin,g Miss Gladys
Bissett ;ave a Dinner Party and
l'd c,el!;n:neous Shiosvaer in honor of
!1las, Jean Sedan, who is to be mar-
ried shortly
"`DEACON .DUB13S"--See this Com
adv Dramia in the Opera House, Ex-
eter,
eter, Fair Night. Admission Reser-
ved seats, 50c„ Adults, 35c,, Child-
ren 25e Plan of halt at Cole's Drug
Store open Saturday morning at 9
a`ciock •
FREE PRESS SUBSCRIPTIONS•
Being in the Free Press subscription
contest 1 would be pleased to have
my friends subscribe, renew, or turn
in thseir coupons, for me. Any favors
thisway will ,be grea;tlly appirec•-
;bated.—J7 A..Brinjtne'ii, Centralia.
WAN'i ED—Apprentice to dress-
making. Apply to Miss Mary Tom,
Best Scotch Linoleum! it firv'e good,
pateJrnis. Buy now at Stewart'sl.
CAR CRANK FOUND.—In Us -
borne, a car crank. Owner canhave
same by calling at this office and pay
jag far this notice.
Big Range oa$ all Wool Serges for
Driesses and Slits at low prices.
Stewart's
CHOICE HONEY.—We have a quan-
tity of choice honey in ten pound
pails. Secure your sup ply now.—
Was-ores Grocery,
®..--
Buy Flallnrie.tlette Blankets before
the price ardvances again —Stewart'sl
Exeter, Ont„ Aug. 27, 1918
We have purchased much of our
stock before the advance in prices.
which enables us to give extraordin-
ary values throughout the season. All
orders will be promptly attended to.
th\lillinery Openings Sept. 13th and
14th. E. CURLISS.
See the slew range of striped and
check silks for odd skirts—at. Stew-
art's. ,
The mill is going again, and we
promise the public our best service.
Secure your flour from us, there is
none better. Chopping afternoons
only
Harvey Bros.
GOOD GIRL WANTED at Cenral
Hotel. Exeter, Dtatile's to commence
at once.
....fir.®
CORN STALKS FOR SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co. offers for
sale the corn stalks growing on the
Gidley farm. Help wanted husking
-corn when factory starts. Apply at
the ;factory ,
EXETER CANNING CO.
soa/M.l
First shipment of Fall and Winter
Coats is ready for your inspectflnn
at Stewart's.
EXETER HIGH SCHOOL
E
h,I
Exeter School' will re -open on Tues-
day, Sept. 3rd, with the fallowing
staff, -Principal, H, J. Haviland; Clas-
sics, Mathematics, A riu
tura
and
French; "Miss Ross, past graduate o•f.
honor course int science art Queens;
,.
-teaches Science and History Miss
7edd, English, History, and Art
Applica"nta kindly register with the
Secretary at once.
K MacFanil, Secretary,
'TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
All acounts are due and payable
before October lst. After that date
our terms wall be strictly''cash,
H. BIERLING, Exeter North
WARNING TO TRESPASSERS.
T -he • parties who took some iron,
from our junk piles are known. We
hereby give warning that trespassing
inour yard is forbidden, and in fu -
tore 'trespassers will be prosecuted
according to law.
Wexler & Sokoloff, Exeter,
50 cents get the Advocate to the
end of 1918. We club with all tIae
city dail'res, We give you a cut in
the price by clubbing:
STEER LOST.
E:'trayed Froin Lat 4, Can 4, Hay,
farm of Jahn McMahon, -.1 dehornecl
two-year old steer, red, with punch
mark in right sear. Inform actio; that
will lead to its recovery will be suit-
ably rewarded,
Byron, E. hicks, Centralia;
,0..L DOINGS,
Exeter Fair days—Monday and
Tuesday nett,
You can 'never 'diefeal sib ignorant
man in • un argument
Division Court will be held in the
1 swat Hall on Tuesday morning next
1'xain. and automobile are taking a
great mnctny of aur people, to Landon
Fair this week, ,
Mr. Samuel Gidley. of Blyth, son of
\1r, Richard:, Gidley of Exeter is ser-
iously, .1t at his hone
Evian bees have, gone in fon- greater
production and the honey crop this(
year is said to be a record one;
14r, Wm hatter has purchased the
three lots and stable north of his
father's home from ,Mrs. R. Downie
There is still: ars much daylight af-
ter six o'clock as there was on the
langesl evening nt June udder the. old
time.
14r, 'Thos, Boylei is having a sale of
c.er;vain of hits, lvouseaiold effects on
Saturday, Sept. 21st, Remember the
date See list nest week, ,
Mrs. ,Swartz has sold the Queen's
Hotel at Wingha:m to Andrew Tay -
tor. -formerly a merchant of Belgrave
possession being given at once
thanksgiving Day •t'hig year has been
fixed by the Government for Mon4
day October 14, Monday has been
the favorite •day, for some years,
Mr. Frank ` Bissett, son of Mr. R,
Bissett of London, is again confined
to the hospital owing to an
illness atter the nature of a stroke,.
After the warm season Lebanon
Forest Masonic Lodge resumes-- its
meetings this month. The September
meeting will be held next Monday ev-
ening.
Hickory nuts, walnuts and chestnuts.
are hanging ion the trees in bunches
on many of the trees here. Weather
prophets say this is a never failing
sign of a long and cold winter.
Dr, McGillicuddy has now become
s,ettlecr in his ,new office north of the
Bell Telephone office, and has mov4
ed his household effects to the resi-
dence of Mr. Zuefle. on Andrew street
Mr. and _Mrs. Richard G. Seldon
announce the engagement of their
daughter Bella Jean, to Mr. 1+rajnk
Laanbert Newman Kingston, Ontario.
The marriage will�taJle: place the last
week in September.
Warden W. R. Elliott of .Stephen
is offering $3, $2, and $1 as • prizes
for a Baby Show on the Fair Ground
an the afternoon of the second day
of the Fair. Babies under 2 years
are eligible. Show the baby.
At the annual meeting of the Sol-
dier;' Aid Society last week the fol-
lowing officers were elected, — Pres,,
Miss Anna Dow; 1st, Vice., Mrs. T.
Dinney ; 2nd „Vice., Miss Irene Riv-
ers; Sec„ Miss; Evelyn Huston; Treas.
Miss Lulu Manditn,: 'Knitters far the
Society inasy secure', wool from the fal-
lowing persons;—Miss Marjory Sel-
don Miss Anna Dow, Mrs. Nelson
Sheere Mrs. Well. Hern, Miss Kath-
leen Stewart, Mrs. R. N. Creech.
FOR SALE.
50 acre farm in Usborne, niorthhall
Lot 24, C,oncesaslison 5, Brick .house;
.Bank barn, First-class laand, Well
drained, Apply to
C. H. HORNEY, or
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors.
1Vi11iam 5. Wais; of St. Marys, form;
erly of Granton, passed away at his
home on Sunda 'last, after an illness
of several months. Thio. -greater part
of his life was spenat 'in the vicinity
of Granton; whsere hue was well-known!
and most hi'gh1Y respected. His wid-
ow who survives,hima,before her"mar-
riage was Miss Downs of Exeter,
He leaved three children, Misses Lin-
da'
inida and Leta at home and Gunner
Lloyd Wass in, artillery training camp
„t Petawawa•,
FARM FOR SALE.
50 acres, •south. half 8, Can, 13
Step'hen. There is on the'' premises
good frame house, bank barn, drive'_
slued and other out buildings ; well
rented and drained; equipped with �
good water system; goad orchard ---
fruit trees Olt all kinds. Willi als& sell
good working team cheap, and a
;umber al heifers in; calf Or calf at
foot Terms of real estate 'easy and
ta situ purehttcr,
Theo �, Dietrich, R, R. 3, 17ashwand',
,All raids lead to Exeter Fair nest
i•ucad
. \\'c layave been having same cool;'
weather lately, coming aclase to frost
at night
The race.; at Exeter Fair give ino
r ai e of being of a high order, See
the horses speed.
Clinton
Clinton .Kitty and Brass Band—two
u; rope has been engaged for Exeter
Faso` It iu a fine band. •
A•number from; here rcttended they
idicsionacy Ccnventoon at Thames
Road Church on. Tuesday.
Mr John Gillespie, our veteran bus-
man, .
us -main,. iia conifituecl to :hila ": bed" through
illness. hut is im:provi•ng slowly.
Messrs Laevett and Seldon and ?'''ow-
elt and Taman lost then first ga.mes.
in the Globe Scotch Doubles, add ar-'
rived Mame on. Sunday,
Mr, Herbert Walter has accepted a
position with a rubber " goods conn
pang as traveller, far a month. He
left for London Monday to commence
the work.
1'lrarcl has been received by :relat
iter at Mount Carmel of the -death
in France. of Private Josiephi Doyle
formerly of Exeter. He enlisted at
Edtnanton early in the war.
A London Ros'ing Club rink of
bowlers is expected' here on Saturday
to play a chs Henget game for the .Ro-
binson Trophy worn by Seldon's rink
1t the London Asylum tourney.
Miss Stella. Gregory; teacher irUthe
Chatham Collegiate Institute, is; tak-
ing a rest at her home here until
Christmas, .the Board having granted
her leave, of absence until that time,
an account of ill -health
Mr. Thos. Boyle,' after several years
with Messrs Jones & May, is sever-'
in,, his connection', with the firm very.
soon and interndsl"gonng into, business
for himself in London North. Exeter
will regret_ to lose this estimable fam-
ily but will ,wish them every success
in London'
LIEUT A. T. BYRD IKILLED.
Word has been received by cable
troni England that Lieut: A. T. Byrd
is officially • reported • edKi;lled," • on
August 31st having been in active
;:service in France watts the 3th Can-
adian Battalion seance April. Before
enlisting with the 186th, -Kent, Bat-
tal;oan in Chatham, he had '.been, a sue-.
cessful business man and always took
art arrtiv. part in church work, and
\vas prominent in mtisical circles hi
that city. This casualty will be sin-
cerely regretted is Exeter as Lieut.
Byrd made many warm friends when
he 'visited here last summer at the
home of Mrs. Thos, Gregory.
Judge Dickson of Goderich was in-
town an Monday.
Mr, I. R. Carling was in London'
on business Monday.
Mrs John Wood arid Miss Wood
are spending the week in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sanders of
Windsor were visitors here last ,week.
Mr.
.Frank Maliett has accepted a
situation in a .planing. mill in London
Miss Ida Blatchiford, nurse in train-
ing of Detroit, visited "oat her home
here.
Mr Chas. Dale of St. Thomas vis-
ited at the Central Hotel over Sun-
day. .
Mr. Jack Matlifewsr of Chicago spent
a clay last • week with his uncle, Mr.
5 Fitton. •
Miss Irene O'Neil of Toronto was
the guest of Miss Kathleen Stewart
during the week.
Mr. P. E. Holmes of the ^Bank of
Commerce staff has been transferred
rr s to Parkhill branch
alsoisawat
Mrs A. bowey and Miss Jessie re
DEATH OF FIRS, DAUNCEY. turnecl last week : frpr a visit with
Ater a prolonged illness there1 relative, in Detroit
f
Park-
Passed .away at her home, Andrew Mr and Mrs. Robt. 'Keys of Park -
street, can .Monday last, another of hill visited with Mr. and Mrs. James
our oldest, residents, in the person of Lawson on Swnday.,
Elizabeth Marsden, beloved wife of Miss Nettie M. Bawey left on rues -
Mr. Johan Daunceyf; aged 76 years, 1 day' morning for Detroit, where' she
month and 9 days: The deceased was will visit far a couple weeks.
a victim of internal cancer of which "-Private, Archie .Davis is home from
she -has been suffering far nearly three London this week. He:, expects to re-
:neat-is.
e: eat -is. During the greater part of ceive his discharge an Friday,
that tnnv • she has endured untold ag- ''Mr Richard Gridley and daughter,
oxides• but she bore her affliction with Mrs Jesse Elston left h'Londay to vis
Christian farlaude'and waiting pat- it in Wal.ke,rvtiiie .for two 'weeks.
uence, to the end," Mrs. Dauncey was wins W D. Yeo returned Mame on
a rualevc of England, beiinlg born at
Saturday evening' after spending a
ivlanchreater;. With her 'parents she wr,celc in Toronto and Pickering.
came to Canada *heti scarcely one,
cear all,•a;nd first settled in London
Mr and lass. J. Jones of Detroit..
Township, From 'there they moved Visited the latter's brorther, Hr: W.
to the Township. McGillivray, \i Taman over Tuesday` evening.
tv
she married her now bereft husband. ildr. and Mrs. Stubbs, who have been
Solve years later Mr. and Mrs. Dann,- tiisiting Mr .rind Mrs, John. Markham,
c:ev moved to Seatforth, and have !;ince returned to th,eiir home in, St. George
lined at :Parkhill, Brussels, Exeter, on. Monday
Emerson, Man., Sarnia, London and ,tsar. F W. Gladman I d family- ar•-
about four years ago again moved to rived ..home last,. week from an, extend.,
Lrseter, "remaining here up to the ed motor trip. to Poterboro and >oth..
tiriiae of her death. Deceased was a er eastern paints,
member of 'the Methodist Churchand r1 1 r .and Mrs, Wallace Fisher and
n
was admired and beloved for her child returned Friday to their home,
many good oual!nes as neighbor', in Montreal,after a couple weeks'
frienici "an:d citizen. Besides the bus -
visit with elatives Mere.
bend' shit is survived by one brother,
1
Marsden, Of La\vs•on Sask., and 4un4r. Rowland Brnelil,'.a,fter special. -t
J,
W
nts ,sister Mrs. E: Manners of Londani ing a couple weeks with his parents
The funeral 'took place on Wednc.s- hero, left yesterday ("Wednesday) for
day afternoon to the Ftheter Ceme_ has home in •Moossejaaw, Sask.
tery, Rev. A. A. Trumpet is in, Toronto
•this weep attending the General Syn,-
WOOD POR S`LE—Whavon oil of th;c Church of England .i.n Can-
hated ir. quantity• of woode .ivthioeh will sad -a li' left -m
left
be lsald Ion ,aash,,.only, p alagle cards Rev Trine'; Grigg, .returned , nits-•
to the load; dry .beech • and maj ie �io,l±try .frcn. India, who has been vias -
12 in;s. lona ;a;G,00 a load;; dry mixed ntnng tat: :sister here, leltt an Monday
softwood 1an long, $
s. 5.00 a load; for Bouton; to report for duty either
hardwood slabs $5 a load softwood in France ar India,
sp$4 to d. If -wood is not pato Miss 'Kestla who has been spend:
Tabs a a1 e„
for when ordered teamster will carry tugg the tunm�eni vacations witli her sis-
a rrecci'pted bill. and we respectful i( bar Mr. W. W. Rally, South, Ward,
request that the be paid when defiv and at. her home in Exeter, has ,re-
cry 'is"made, keeounts now due 'must turned to Manitoba.—St; Marys Journ-
lii paid by October ,1st, -11, Gillies,..lI,
& Son, •
STi'" ".y
R IA
For Infants and Children.
In Use For ver 30Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Mr, Clati8. Tani 'of Golden, B. a,
.io,rfner Exeter Old )3 05r, is "•1'is t n,r
ri th his tniothicr, Mrs. C '.Cara and
shaking hands tvitlh old friends ,.i ere,
It ±s r"Leer). years ago since
1I.
I
en
Visited Ilia native town:.
• \Ir, and Mrs. Jo11d=ln nt r of Exeter
attended Toronto Fair an,cl visited the
anct'o,.hrer- points of interest as
the guest, of the Windmill Coinipaa,,y
for whuich; MI ]itttiiler Is agent, He
enioyecd 'time dn'tiraetiioa, of being the
eldest anent an,d,:of sel,inrig the 1gneat•-
ent number of windtitills;
PHONE 32.
CANADA FOOD BOARD
LICENSE NO 8-3620:
Extra. Special Valucs Ior Fall Fair �Wcek
When attemcing Exeter Fall Fair Monday and Tuesday, Sept ,16th and
17th smoke :this stoner your headquarters • We will glaadly look after your
'parcels and wraps 'fear you. We offer many extra Special Values "in Vail
and Winter Merchandis,e during .Fai.rWeek,
SEE OUR FALL AND WINTER
COATS FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN
NEW STYLES
NEW' COLORS
1%IODERATE—PRICES
Plain Velour -Cloths are the most '
papular materials for Coats this sea
ren, v'fie halve an immense stack to
sselect from. in Browns, Taupes, Green
Naavys Burgundies, Beavers, Etc:
Special Values in ,Salt's and I is-,
ter'; Baby, Lamb and Black Seal
Plush Coats. '
Our Children's Coats are now
Stock
THE NEW FURS ARE HERE
We ,:have the largest selection of Neck Furs, Mulfis, • Fur Coats,
for Ladies and Men that we have ever shawls. Our Sets are shown 'in
Natural Wolf, Red and Black Fox,` Iludson Seaal, aiVIuskrat, Black Wolf,
Civet Cat•,, Etc, Prices;: very attractive_ "
Ladies' 'ur Coats in Muskrat, Marmot a:nd Hudson! Seal:
Men's Pur :Coats' in Black,Dog, Wallaby Cooii, Etc,
A , BARGAIN IN MEN'S WINTER 'UNDERWEAR.
20 dazen Mew's heavy wool and cotton mixture shirts and drawers;
sizes 34 to 44, old stock to clear while they last at $1,25 per garment, -
SPECIALS FOR FAIR WEEK,
Men's Sovereign. brand Suits at $15 to .$18,50
Men's English Raincoats itt dark grey :or fawn, reg. ..$13,50 Wand $15,
Special for Fair Day at $10.00
Boys' Bloomer Suits at less than Wholesale cost
Men's and Boys' Fall and White' Overcaoal,s—Our, big selection is
here and we invite you, ta_come in and Took them over, Latest Styles
and Lowest Prices.
Bays' Odd Tweed and Corduroy Bloomers at $1,75; to $2.25.
Shaer. -See our stock. • 'Many styles, and prices right. It with pay you
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the Celebrated Sandford & Lion Bsankls Clothing
Mom an d Soya.
HORSES WANTED
' I *apt an meted dumber 'oaf
arorees in god oclltnddtfi>oku. Geldinge 5
mars olid up, w'elgbitg from 1500
ornmds up. Mases from 4 yeast old
ap, we4gb4ng from 1300 pontiff up;
?wales havisag the required stuff,
'n$te, or phone 83, ' Exeter.
1. D
G. Q
Mrs, E Miners of Landon attend-
ed ,the funerah,of her sista-, the late
Mr• . 'Jelin Dauncey, this week.
Mr, :VI, F,owell, "Mr E. Powell and
lilr. and Mtn W. W. Taman were in
Blyth Monday ,evening' to ;see Mr, S.
Gidley who is ' di, ,'but improving.
NURSING THE WOUNDED
It takes strength and courage to nurse
the wounded. Every woman should make
herself fit for war's call at home or
abroad. Health and strength are within
the reach of every woman. They are
brought to you by Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Take this medicine, and
there's a sale and certain remedy for the
clironie, weaknesses, derangements, and
diseases peculiar to women. It will build
up, strengthen, and invigorate every,
"rum -down " or delicate woman. It as-
sists the natural functions.
At some period in her life, a woman
requires a special tonic and nervine.
If you're a tiredor afflicted woman,
turn to "Favorite" Prescription," you
will find it never fails, to benefit. Sold in
tablet or liquid form. Send Dr. Pierce,
Pres. Invalids' Hotel and. Surgical Insti-
tute, Baffa1o, N, Y., (or branch, Bridge -
burg, Ont.) 10e for trial pkg. tabiete.
Toronto, Ont. -"I• ifound "'Favorite'
Prescription'a splen-
did tonic for women.
Some time ago I be
came all run-down,
weak, nervous and
could not eat or
sleep. Had severe
backaches, pains in
any right side. 1 r
took Favorite Pre-
scription and it com-
pletely built me tip,
in health and re-
lieved me of all the \
annoying, panne and aches.'' --Mas
TatoatAS GRANTHAM, 425 Front St.
Niagara falls, Ont.' - i During: middle
Lige, I began to go down in health. 1
would become dizzy, black spots would
appear before my eyes. I alsa suffered
with severe pains in the back of my head
LOGIC WELL FOR OUR SHOP.
AND YOU WILL LOO'K WELL
' WHEN YOrJ COME OUT.
Your
Summer Suit
�t a e
Be sure it fins you at -the collar.
Have the trousers made to fit you
mend the =Fist. They will, stay up
much better when yeas wear 'a belt.
Your Clothes w'11 have individuality
CE you Pet ata make timcrn for you.
Ladies' Suitings'
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES,
COME EARLY AND GET ONE
OF THESE B1sF0E THE OLD
GOODS ARE` ALL GONE. -
N. ,.. ere
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Shand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotta;
Tea t. Ooffee
Store
For the ho e t
o ' ie
groceries, fruits; oricae,
teas, aoi a and ever
;bang in thegrocery1i7tibs
(fail and -see us. A. trial
as to quality ,4111 eonvin
co.
Produce taken in exchangv
Jas® Could
�IWy
urniture
and
Uridf
ROW
TIME F,UNE'B.PsL DIRK CTOR
AND;rl URNITURB DEALER:
sand my back would ache continually.
was most mise%able when I began taking
Favorite'-Pr'eseriptaon, but by its use I
came through this critical period• in a
good -healthy condition. It is a' splendid,
medicine for women at this time of
W. P. Trtrzi;i,, 187 Bridge St,
Stoe
ip
SHOE
A. a �S f Iar
WE ARIILADQU RtEPS "Chiilclajem,,,a. School Shoes!. You will
a
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ounstnck t.d to a,Mte
N'.undHEtAe VIa
d5aI0o1 J,S
t . lel Bfes
t qi,iality,
1
WE HAVE aM,a;n,y htas
of the Goad ;solid wear, tesaLSlt,tn,g kind ; that
will.'givc you your money's w,o;i•thu
OUR FINI's SHbi 5
ARE ''1 -IE NEWEST Styles *Vital, plc,a,sle the aerie and fiat the feget,
Wie can „please' yatt,
JO.B LINES: th
ON SALE A!t ,41.:48 per tats,
OVERALLS AND
SMOC'K$$
e'rar,
c .
�t the vc
tic a stand tl t
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TRY A PAIR 'of the Bob 1.,ong., B0aind
See. them in aur North vinl� ay.
windo