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SEPT. 1e•
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Wheat
Chats
Barley .,.
Mlimily Flour
Creamery Batter
17.)*y Buttek' , .
EXI{:1 ER MARKETS<
Changed Each 'vVednrscitly
210 to Z,15
,.70 to 75"
90 ' to 1,00
5.x'0
48
38 to 40
' Lard ,,,,. ... 35
Potttaes ' 1.25 'to 1,50
Hay, per ton ,...» 10.00 to 12.(10
19,00
m
r cwt. ,
13:00 py .,
r
WOOD: FOR S ALLY-�1 e aaave pu
quantity of wood .which will
band/sold single, cords
be sold ior cash: only, �'
to the load; dry beech and maple
12 ins. ion, $6,00 it load; dry mixed
softwood 12 ins. long, $5.00 a load;
hardwood slabs $5 a load; softwood
slabs $4 a load. If wood. is not paid
for .when ordered teamster will carry
n receipted bill ,and we [respectfully.
rt quest that the be (paid when deliv-
ery is made. Accounts ;now due must
be ,paid by October lst.-R, :Gillies
Son,
JIG SAW FOR SALE-APply at
this office
CHECK BOOKS, -The Advocateis
bn a position to furnish all kinds of
courier check books at reaslonable
pricae. Call ar mail your order when
in •need of such.
Lady graduate, of last term are. now
earthag as high as x$".18 .and even $20
per week, while young menareearn'
lag stilt better salarlest \� e cannot
Meet the demand for trained help.
Write us at once for particulars re=
•garding our Commercial, Shorthand or
Telegraphy Department, Students
may e'nt'er at any .time,
FREE PRESS SUBSCRIPTIONS,
Being in the Free Press subscription
contest I would b+e pleased to have
my friends subscribe, renew, or turn
in their coupons, for me. Any favors
in this way will be greaUly appirec-
rated. -J• A, Brialtivell, Centralial.
WANZED-Apnrentice to dress-
makiatg. Apply to Miss Mary Tom.
Best Scotch L.inoleeumi in five good
pati. Buy now at Stewart'sl
CAR CRANK FOUND, -In Us -
borne, a car cram. Owner canhave
name by calling at this office and pay-
ing. for this notice,
Big Range of all Wool Serges far
Diiesses and Sulks at low prices.
Stewart's ,
CHOICE HONEY. -We have a quan-
'tity of chalice honey in ten pound
pals. Secure your stip ply now. -
Wilson's Giloceay.
Buy Flanrile]ile'tte Blankets before
the price advances again Stewart'st
See the new range of striped and
check silks 'far 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 'Central
Hotel. Exeter; Duties to commence
at 'once.
CORN STALKS FOR SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co, offers for
,-sale the corn stalks growing on the
Gidley farm. Help wanted husking
corn whlen factory starts. Apply at
the factory •NG' CO.
EXETER CAN -I
k irs t shipment of Fall and Winter
Coat, is ready for your ins,pec'tl'pn
at Stewart's.
-...(6111P
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
All acounts are due and payable
before October 1st. After that date
our.: term„ will be strictly cash.
H BIERLING, Exeter North.
WARNING TO TRESPASSERS.
The parties' who took some., iron,'
from our junk pales are known. We
hereby givewarning that trespassing
in our yard is forbidden, and in fu-
ture trespassers will be, prosecuted
according to law.
Wexler & Sokoloff, Exeter,
50 cents get the Advocate to the
end or 1918, We club with all tb;e
cit, daul.`ees. We give you a cut in
the prise by clubbing.
HORSES WANTED
i want an. cali;tnited ,number of
1 ce: it• good candiitiont Gold in1505
veairs n;'1 up, weighing from
rounds up, Mares from 4 years old
yap, weighing from 1300 pounds cap.
rattiee.; having the required atisf€,
•r3:t•e, 'or ph'o'ne 83, Exeter.
GAJ DOW.
Err.a.,v.k 0 211
STEER I,OST.
Ertr<:y ed from Lot 4, Coen. 4, Hay,
farm of Johan Mcllalioan, 1 ;dehorned
two-year old steer, reel, with punch
mark in right 'ear. Inform ait;ian that
will feria to its rccaveiy will be suit-
ably •retverclecl..
Byron. E. Hicks, Centraliia,
FARM FOR SALE.
50 acres south half 8, Con. i.3
premises
remises
be
Stephen. Therei,s on I
S pk,
good frame house, batik barn, drive'
shed and other out buildings ; well
fenced and drained; equipped with
d rwate, system; good orchard -
fruitgoo
fruit treesof all, kinds. Will also sell
good workingteam cl:itap, and a
number 01 her.iei s .ncalf or calf at
foot Terms of real' c,tale easy and
to suit. purch<a;er.
Theo Dietrich It, R, 3, Oath;vo-od.
WAV
',)CAL DOINGS.
4% ll,rAlroldr..aik.A1Igualiiaxiapxt*.x0416c
London Fair had three continuous
tt e t days out ,of fame and it was tough
luck for Fair +days,
The financial district meeting of
the Exeter Ms, trict of the Metho-
dist Church w l be held at Grind
13 -end on Friday, Sept, 20th.
A Strat ford gypsy has made . a
prnohlect about the war, thus, The
decisive battle will' begin on Sept, 12
and victor will: be gained in October.
1918. .'
A valuable cow belonging 'to ,tiara
D,, Schroeder of Stephen died last
week owing to a,pilece of Wire, 1l',111011
she had tevidently becoming lodged in
her heart.
The marriage tack place in Goder-
ach on Sept, 11th of Thomas M Da-
a brother of ?1lrs, Fred _lay of
Exeter, to Miss Alma Frances Sturdy
of Goderich,
The Exeter District Epworth Lea-
gue ConCientJion1 will( be held in. the
Methodist Church;, Parkhill,' Thursday
Sept. 19th. Three sessions, morning,
afternoon and ,evlemling.:
A memorial service for the late
Pte Robert Lbe,nry :Passmore, who
was reported killed action i;n France
was held in Bethany church, Ushorine,
on Sunday, Sept 15th.
‘Mr. and Mrs: -Win. I. Wilkinson of
Usbarne on Sept. 14th; were notified
that their, son; Lanese Corp. Thomas
Harold Wilkinson, No. 654306 was
miss.ng, since August 27th,
Mi. Arthur Sanders; has 'disposed of
hits dwelling property . and ttvo
acres of land on Huron street, east,
to Mr. James McFalls Of town, for
$1400' Possession 'to be given in a
Huron Presbytery has' released Rear
Dr, Colin Fietcher, pastor of Thames
Road Presbyterian Chtu•ch, and
moderator' of the General Assembly',
from ,his pulpit and pastoral duties for
tome. months. Rev. Fletcher has not
enjoyed good health; for some time.
The presbytery avian _undertake his
sup.ly dining a portion of the tirne,
granted -
See l,irkton Fair ad. in another col-
umn. This is 'TGtrktianfs Jubilee year
150th anniversary. During the fifty
years the Society a has never missed
a Fair and always paid their vrize
money in full, in spite, of the fact that
they have frequently experienced wet
weather, and it has not always been
sunshine. The directors are laying
out for a big Fair this year,
Fuel Controller- McGrath has re-
quested the auto owners to cut out
pleasure riding an; Sunday. If ' the
people do not stop using their cars
on Sunday an order 'to stop will be
issued. The controller gives the fol-
lowing exceptions -tractors and mot-
or trucks ,employed on actual trans-
portation of freight, vehicles of phy-
sicians used in the pexl.ormance of
professional duties, ambulances, tire
equipment, police wagons, undertak-
ers' wagons and, conveyances used for
funerals, railway equipment using
gasoline repair outfits! employed by
telephone and public service compan-
ies and motor vehicles on errands of
necessity in rural ,c ommunities where
transportation, by 'steam; or 'electricity
is not available.
THIRD SON WOUNDED.
Mrs, John. Harness received word.
last week that her son Pte. W. H.
Harness had been wounded by gun-
shot in the left arm and admitted to
No. 3 Australian General Hospital.
two of the young man's brother,
have already returned to Exeter, af-
ter being wounded in the .war.
Mr. Joon Willis received word en
Sunday that his son, Pte. John Willis,
had been wounded, by gunshot in, the
blip There are ''alureer brothers in the
war. Pte Willis was admitted to the
2Zmd Camliters Hospital.
Pte Fred Brock,. who left here sev-
eral weeks ago for Petawawa Train -
mg .Camp, its now in the Tonanto
Genera; Hospital in a rather serious
condition, suffering ;from .heart trouble
CARD OF THANKS.
lar. John Dauncey' wishes to thank
the neighbors and friends for their
many acts af kiinidness and sympathy
shown .him diuim,g; the illness and sub-
sequent death at his wife.
CARD, OF THANKS
We tcish to, record our thanks to
the neighbors and friends who were
so, thauglntful in word and deed rlur-
the long illness and subsequent de-
niise^ of waif,, and mother'. It was ap-
pnecieted mare than words can con -
John Roeszler and Family.
NOTICE.
Take nnatice din t*under the Domin-
ion
onnyion Prohibitory reegula,titons of last
!December, any liquor found in anv
place, ..that has been n; aa(nftufacetul-ed
,ince April ist, 19:18; is liable to be
confi'scated, and the owner heavily
finned
This alpalses to liquor, ci(cler, said
home-made wine of any kind, provid-
ed it contaeimis more than, two and one-
half per cent: of :roof spirits,
Huron County ramperante Alliance
Dr. A J• Irwin, A: T. Cooper,
t `d ,t
P ic.s,r en Secretary
ecretaa•y
BIGGER AND BETTER THAly
EVEk,
The last and best 'holiday outing of
til ',ea;r--The GO c16'1611,1 Industrieal Ex-
hibitian, Sept 25, 26, 27. 'rim splen-
did band of the Western Ontario Reg
!meati:; London, with, forty picces, has
been engaged. Tehis ,i sl the best band
in. Western On,talri,oj. The speeding
for which large, purses are of -
I e: ed, include four 'events, .2,09, 2,20,.
P. -minute and farmers' trot Or p0CC
Among outer features will, be Mune
tor. Brothers, high-class comedy acro-
bats ::ba•scl:a11 nitatch, Stratford V, God
er cl„ 00. Friday, and the usual bate
exhibition of, special attractions 1)C•
!Ora^ the ILt011c1,
friends here illi regret to hear that
Mr, J ,C, Inwood of Landon is cotn-
fnntecl to his home through illness,
Rev W B Caswell of Toronto, who.
pen!' sante time! at the front. asa
Captain an the army, will °reach in'
James Street next Sunday' morning,
and Professor Potter! ,of Victoria Un-
iversity in the evening.
Rev Dr Medd, .mtnilstter of Main
Street Methodist' Church, :taunounced
!set Sunday that in many of the even-
ing services in Main Street Church.
during, the fallarid winter.tai:
he would.
give a brief 'Prelude
Current
Event.? Thii:s• is to.be a feature
en
torely separate from the aeYim0n,
Th e
Prelude for .:next Sunday evening, is
"A Look into ••Russia','?r The `sernaon,
subject is '"Inas Christianity failed."
The forenoon theme ,u,, ",I'he Land
of the llidnig ht Sun, or the Beauty
of •Religion. inti Age." A most cordial
tt-cicame ani*ailts all who attend these
services
LIKELY A PRISONER, o
'drs R. E. Pickard last week re-
ceived a message from an officer of
'the, Flying corps, saiyi.ng that their' son
Cecil Pickard of the Flying corps,
who was recently neporte.c1 ,as missing
is in all liklihood a prisoner in Ger
m any.• Thee officer states, that Cecil's
plane Was seen, to descend be,hind.the
Germy lines in, good order. He t' las
probably forced to' descend owing to
machine trouble,.
?DEATH OF MJ2S. SANDERS
On Tuesday morning Sept. •17th,
the death occurred( at her• hlosne on
Main Street, Exeter, of Catharine
Vosper relict of the. late Samuel San-
ders, aged • 73 years, 2 months, • and
13 days: The late Mrs. Sanders had
be9,n in .declining health .for about
four years, and latterly she had been
confined to. her room. Only astral -1g
constitution :made it "possible for her
to keep away the inevitable for .itch
a lengthy period. Boren 3nj Cobourg
July 4th, 1945, sale came 'With the
family ata Exeter whfen a girl and re-
sided here ever since. She was a
most estimable woman, and respected
by all. She married the late Mr. San-
dews, who passedi away 'just one, year
ago: Deceased is' surviived by one
daughter, Miss Mamie Sanders; at
home, one half-sister, Miss Clara Vos-
per of Deter, and two' half-brothers
John, Washington State, 'andel George
of Toronto. The funeral, which will
be private, takes place' Thursday; at
2 o'clock to Exeter cemetery.
DEFENDED ROBINSON TROPHY
Exeter bowlers twice defended the
Rabinson Trophy on Saturday last,
against the attacks; of a London Row-
ing CIub Rink. The afternoon game
resulted in Exeter rink being 8 up,
and an the visitors suggie+sting that
they would like' another,: chance after
Supper it was given, and this game
also resulted nt ,favor of the home
club, by 4 shots, The 'score, -
_A f tent° o
score,Afternoon .Game
Exeter London Rowing
R. N. Creech 3. Banks
W. 'D, Clarke Capt. McDonald
W. W. Taman- John Farrow
R G Seldon, ek. 24; Wm. Hynd, sk.16
Evening Game
C. 13.Snell -F. Banks
E. J Christie Capt. McDonald
R. N Creech Jahn Farrow;
R. G. Seldom,' sk. 23 ; Wm. Hynd, sk.l 19
Exeter picked the evening game out
of a bit of :a hole in the finish, the
score being 79-15 against them with
three ends to go. The locals dap-
turgid the three ends, however, get -
Ling a 2, a 4 and a 2, making them
4 shots 'oa the ,goad.
Mrs W. S.' Cale visited in London
last week,
`,It A J. licDonell spent last week
in Landon.
vliss Beatrice Heddenl visited inDe.-
troit during: the week.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Francis visited
in Michigan last week.
Mi-. We Laraport was up from
Landon for the Faiil.
:'sirs, Wm. Creech, visited her daugh-
ter in Lotndo.n Iasi week.
Mr. and Mrs.' Richard Bissett were:
01) from .1 ondo,ni this week.
\Irs, Thos. Raney! of London is vis-
iting with frilenlds in Exeter.
Miss Lizzie Jones ci Bleth, formerly
of Exeter, waes'h,ere for over dial -lair..
Messrs. Percy and Earl. Browning'
were home from Toronto over Sunday
;Miss Fanny Bos of London - is
spending a few days at her home here
Miss Dorothy Ferguson 'of' Detroit
as visit iig hies stunt, Mrs. C B. Snell,.
Mrs. James Sweet' spent Wedsiesday
wilt her daughter, Mrs. McCallum, in.
London,
Mrs. Wyndham 'a,nd aonre of Oak-
vi11e visited at th.c home of Mair, F.
W Gladman,
County Clerk George W. Holman
of Godelrrich was in Exeter for a few
days this week.
Mrs. J C. Inwood o1' Landow is ]were
()Wing to the dearth of her aunt, Mrs.
Miss Reta Rowe and Miss • Lela
Sanders Ieft Monday for Stratford to
attend Normal School.
Air. 'Drew'Knight oI W i,nct`kor� is
home for a holiday,. Ile is having a
est. owing to ill; ;health,
Mrs, George Hos ki,ns returned' last
week from a visit; with her sister, Mrs.
Becker, in New Hamburg.
'Misses Gladys and Olive Bedford
of London are visiting with relatives
amen friends in tuna around Exeter,
Mrs Geo Armstrong and daughter
Mrs, Sayloa and grandson, rettu•n,ecl
Thursday •try their home. in Sarnia,
Miss Annie Vincent, ti*Ina has' :been
�rs%ting tsiti
relatives and friends
here, returned to Windsor Saturday.
Mrs. John Humble • and her brother
Mr Sam' Finkbefiner of Sarnia are
visiting with relatives and friends in
and around Exeter,
I:Ir, and Mrs J. Roulstoin, of Maven-
Lou,
live -iota, and Mr. timid Mrs 3: Rant'.'
1b'iunipelr, visited '1ucsrlay with• 1:)r,
and Mrs Rotas tort,,
Mrs, Wm: Mole and hli' Pearl Mote
off Crediton; and Miss Ethel i\aym:tn
>i
Kipnett spent a '.Pew days with. tho
P -t3 10 nte''ib lY ,`4nt,, \'fry and Mr 8. C,.
it ltorn .e''.
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JONES &
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8•-3620
Extfa. Special 11.1111es dor This Week
We off er many extra Special Values, in Fall'.
and Winter Merchandise
,SEE OUR FALL AND WINTER
COATS FOR LADIES AND
CHILDJREN
'NEW STYLES •
'NEW COLORS
MODERATE PRICES
Plain Velour Clotho are the most
popular materials for Coats this sea. -
son., , We have an ieninien,se 'stock to'
select from ,in; Browns, Tauples, Green
Navys Burgundies, Beavers, Etc.
Special Values hit Salt's and Lis-
ter's Baby Lamb and Black - Seal
Plush Coats.
Our Children's Coats are now in
Stock
THE NEW FURS ARE HERE
We 11010 the largest selection or Neck Furs, Muffs, Fur Coats, Etc.
for Ladies and _Men that ive have ever shown. Our sets ase shown. in
Natural Wolf, Red and Black Fox., Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Black Wolf,
Civet, .Cat„ Etc, Prices ' very attractive.
Lawdieea Fur '' Coats in ilIuskrat, Marmot and Hudson Seal.
Men's Fur Coats in: Black Dog, Wallaby Coon, Etc.
A BARGAIN IN MEN'S ,WINTER UNDERWEAR, ..
20 dozen 1VIen's heavy wool and cotton mixture shirts and 'tiers,,
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 in dark grey or fawn, reg, 513.50 and $15
Special fon Fan Day at $10,00
Boys' Bloomer Suits at less than Wholesale cost
Men's and Boys' Fall and Winter Overc!oalts-Our big selection its
• Mere and we invite you to come in and rook thiein over, Latest Styles
and Lowest Prices:
Boys' Odd Tweed and Corduroy Bloomers at .$1,75,10 $2.25,
Shoes. -See our •stock. Many styles, ane price's right. It mall pay you
JONES ►Y
Headquarters for tho
Gelebxated Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
Bleb no d Boys.
Mrs. Gordon Heywood haus returned
from a visit with( her mother,` Mrs. G.
Bedford at London,
Miss Amy Johns left Monday for
London Normal School, and Miss
Dorothy 'Kuntz to Ilamilton• Normal:
Miss Heuehn of Wanrteon, has return-
ed to town, and is again assisting Miss
Armstrong as midliner. Miss Tennant
of Bownanville has also taken a pos-
ition with Miss Arrnlsitrong to learn
m]lliiaery.
Rev. A. A. Trumper, who has been
taking a few holidays, 'attended the
General Synod at Toronto last week.
i»ii Heathcote of London occupied
the Tri'iitt Memorial Church pulpit
On Sunday.
There was never a time when the sac
rifices and the help of women were more
appreciated than at the present time,..
Viromen should learn war -nursing and
nursing at home. There is no better.
way than to study ,the new edition of the
"Common Sense Medical Adviser u'=
with chapters on First Aid, Bandaging, �.
I Anatomy, Hygiene, care of the Sick`
Diseases of Women, Mother and Babe,
Marriage -to be had at some drug -stores
LOO WELL FOR OUR SHOP
AND YOU WILL. LOOK WELL.
WHEN YOU COME, OUT.
Your
Summer Suit
Be sure ft fits you at the collar.
Have the thous! 's made to fit you
!band the waist. They will stay up
much better w'ien poo wear a belt.
Your Clothes witil. have imd.iveiiduality
if you l'e't run snake 'them fon' you.
Didier' Suitings
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES.
COME EARLY AND GET ONE
OF THESE eBEFO3t4E THE; OLD
GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
or send 50c. to Dr. Pierce, Cour bwright St.;
Bridgeburg, Ontario. '
If' a woman Suffers from weals bade,
nervousness or dizziness -if pains afflict
her, the best tonic and corrective is one
made up of native herbs, and made with-
out alcohol, which makes weak women
strong and sick women well, 1t is the
prescription of Doctor Pierce, used by him
aSh ere
i
Tea; . Coffee
Store
For the choicest'
groceries, fruits,' ApiCB%
tea: eof O and eve
4rrb
tbmg it. the grocery 'm
Call a-nd see tie. •41 trial
as to quality will cont -
Cie.
Protluce taken in ,$drat'
Ja$® Gould
,..
urniture
°
and
ndertalt 1,
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Land RNr;Upstairs, Opgrosite The
Central -
ANISTHB FUk'RZiv.UNF1itAi:Ii'it7Ri*3DIDPa?AClI;C➢LE12R
Hotel
in active practice many years and now
sold by almost every druggist in the land,
in: liquid or in tablets. Send Dr. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y., 10e. for trial pkgDr. i
Pierces Pleasant Pellets ar,r
also best for
liver' and bow*el trouble.
`` 2tratword, OnG.-"De.
Pierce's Favorite, Pxc-
scription"Was a great.
help Eo me. During'
an expectant period 1
became all run -clown' '
weals and nervous and
could not eat -wan
nauseated. I also-su&,....�
fared' with 'backaches.
1 was a complete wreck 1
and Was down pick in
bled when I began '
taking_ Favorite ire-
'scription,' 1 soon corn -
mon cal to leen stronger:
strength
had pear
,,lid I.aal
''/
(i , and it finally fostered
"'' Inc to hr1Eh, arca: •
1 could do sail my work and felt Inc, x
ticallynnangering and my baby warn strong.
thy,--,nio•s, Thon70,9 Burtatn1, 366Eri6 Sd.
3C ` ',OOL SHOES.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for Chlilcipen'es Sehioioll Sh;oesi • You will,
find . at ,Wok up -t tol-,cIa.te and Elie goods of the('
Bet quality,
MEN'S• 1-IEAVY SIIiQES,
WE HAVE '!Hairy lines of the Good Solid !yeah' resisltin bind that
will give yati your money':, tv;oi'thi• g
• OUR -FINI, SIIOES
-ARE THE NEWEST Styles which' ' ,ca- ,'feat,
y e4 pl please �tlile eye and fiat t1i�
We can please yow
JOB LINES,
ON SALE At $1.48 • er pair. • UntlIic
i : 000
ovLP�ALi..s
.AND. S�IOCI�S
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TRY A :PATI., p,f -the Bob Long Timid na'arr e Ito stand the iC Car.