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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-10-3, Page 8;: ;1E1TEIt. led Each Wheat Out;; Barley Family .Flout Creamery butter Dairy Butner , Lax d, a'ntatoe;,,. Hay, .per Hog.a n, SVccl i slay 210 to2.li 70 to 75 95 to '1,03 5,9( 50 38 to 40 37 10.00 to, 12.00 All. Odd'ellaws are .requested to attend 'tJio regular meeting Tuesday Tright neat `,o arrang,e fat,' the Endow- ment Eu ,Campaign. --E. Howald, Chairman ofCommittee. METROPOLITAN HOTEL FOR SALE or. cagy terms, or will exchange far ether property. Far part] -pular apply to proprietor, \TM. MITCHELL, Exeter' See Byron E. Hicks' sale adv to another column. WINTER APPLES AND ,WOOD FOR SALE. For sale a large quantity of apples on the tree.. in the orchard, consisting of Spies Russets, Bal dwiins, Green lags and Snows, also a large quant- ity of Tatman Sweets suitable fon ap- ple butter. Also a agile .of dry hard stove wood. W. M. DOIG, LL.B. R. R. Not 2, Kipp en, Ont. Phone 20 on, 93, HensalI;. "Ir. R H. Stewart, piano tuner, is in town for a few days; Leave you.; orders for tuning with. S, Martin 8z Son, t. Shipka The Shipka Cider Mill will be oven to manufacture Cider and Apple But- ter on and after Monday, Sept, 23rd. There must be one bag of peeled and cored apples brought with every five bags for cider to make apple Butter. Your cider and apple butter home the same day. Wm. Sw eitzer, Prop. TIRE CHAINS. We have just made a good buy in tire chains, which , we are offering at the old pric. Even if your old C,ba::ns are still good it will pay you to buy a pair of tiese because you will never get them again at this price W. J. BEER. LOST,—A Dominion Nobby Tread tire and rhn, between Exeter and Mt. Carmel. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at T. H, Newell's gar - JIG SAW FOR SALE -Apply at this office CHECK BOOT'S.=The"_4dtocaieis in a position to furnish all kinds of ,counter check books tt reaslonable price" Cat or mail your order when in need of such. GROWERS OF CANNING CORN Are required to bring sample cobs to the Caintn.ing Factory and they will be advised when to make 'delivery, Cobs not matured should not be brought. Bring every developed cob as the food is needed. EXETER CANNING CO. —0 -- New Velvet Tams( for the girls. To match any dress t Each $1.75. Stewart', VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE A one -storey frame' dwelling with once -third acre of land; 18x14 -stabile., good water, furnace, electric lights, 3 bed rooms, dining; root(, two kitchens, and fine cellar; conveniently situated. Apply to John Dauacey, Andrew St., Exeter. : , New Dinner: Sets, showing a car= iety of very new patterns. Stewarts Farmers will find it to their ad•• vantage to attend the Big Auction of Cattle on John McMahon's farm, Hay T'p., on' Oct. 9th. 'You will like the new Misses and Ladies' Coats we are showing this season We want you to see them. The anili is going again, and we promise the taublic our best se.rvice, Secure your flour from us, there is none be t ter. Chopping afternoons only Harvey Bras. t tanl'icid's. Underwear in red and in blue label. It gives satisfaction: Stewart sells them. GOOD GIRL WANTED at Central Hotel, Ez..eter. Dwtiles to commence at orate Nairn Scotch Linoleums in neat title patterns. 'The pr'ice,wilil be.high- er._ Buy now at Stewart',, TERMS STRICTLY CASH. A11 adinin;ts are due and payable before October lit, After that date aur term,,. will, be strictly cash, Il. BIERLING, Exeter North, CORN STALKS FOR SALE. The E:ceter Canning Co, offers for sale t.he,corn stalks growing on the G jdley farm, Help wanted ' husking corn when' factory starts, Apply at. the factory EXETER CANNING CO. HORSES WANTED ' u �.es I want an unlimited n, mb of, kenttes in good condiitviisi,. Geldings '5 Tears 'o1c1 up, weighing from 1500 pounds up. Mares from 4 years old dpt ,weighing ,front .1300 pounds up. riga:s haviilg the required stuiff, "Alt(fleter p} one 83, Exeter, G)c DOW u'h A l X' f ! ; 1 THU1JI A'Y`,: F UCA. ,, 1 ;i7 n ,eh,.4 Do)" i, tunes 'Ween tribulation Seems' to g(t de up, ah hon' A_ ' to whip tp cie weary ti ar'iala ' Ttw ell, he a:in't got ;stronrl h sta'rO- Bti-t des keeps P.D.a"joggini whl a 1 tic bit a' ;;ona,g, De nio'n, isti altos bri:g;htali e';c>a Might's b en loibg; Newman laarcla has engaged to to lar. art of printing at The Advaca \'Ess Moody sang n. pleas mg solo, i'tr}a' ' Street church on Sunday ett 1l'r, R 1V', Fuke andel-Went anoth :odica; •exam knatiion at Clinton' Sa urdsy, and was again placed firs CIs E Prof, Clarke wi;i,ll •give short orga recitals in James Street church b tore the ;evening services, com on° :.t next Sund v , There is now in Ontario one auto mobile for every 39 -of the apnea, tion, Li the United States tea'. is ante tc:evkery= 20, Tin Saskatehewan tot. •• There is no such thing as a food surplus in, Pais NV arid; The universe lit, n;; Irom handtot mouth as prob- ablynever before,'' in its history. Then, p;i-oduce, i Mr. John 'Elliott' bought the res:d- eiac. of ,doe late Mrs. Jane; Smi;h, Los -i- dea" Road South, Last week, and hadit Moved to theraver where lie Will convert it into. a: residence for.him- self and family. - Harvest Home Services will be can ducted in ,James Street Church next Sunday , when Rev. T. T. George will ppeach. Special music will be rend- ered' by the c 1�oir, , A thank offering will be taken in aid of the 'Ladies' Aid Society. ' • <la a Next tSunday there will be the Uzi cer'ciceS n Maim Street Methodist church, The 'minister, Ret*. Dr: "vfedci will preach. In the evening service the prelude onai,cnrrent eveatlts will be "Bagdad and Islam,'. These services are for the pec:ale and all ars invited, OLD TIME, OCTOBER 27. According :to- Ottawa ;,nformat_on (.nada will resume ordinary time at 2 'a m on, Sunday, October 27, All clocks twill 'sit that hour be .out back one hour N1WMAN-SELDOM. A pretty-- .house weddingf took place at Exeter at Saturday _after- noon Sept, ZSta; at 2 diclock, tvlien. Bella Jean. elder daughter qtr and Mrs.. Richard Garnet Seldon, was un- ited in malrriage to Mr.' -Frank Lam - 'pert Newman of 'Kingston. The cer many ,was conducted by th-d Rev. J, Foote pastor of Cavan Presbyterian Church Exeter, assisted by the Rev, Dr, Colin Fletcher, of Thames Road, Moderator of the Presbyterarsn church in Canada. The bride; was given au -ay by her father, and the wedding music was played by her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Seldon of Ingersoll. The bride look- ed very lovely in a charming gown of white satin charmeuse and' "-eorgette crepe, with coronet of orange blos- soms?. and tulle vent, Miss Marjorie Seldon, sister of the bride, acted -as bridemaid. and was gowned in pale blue, :satin charmeuse trimmed. frith pink Georgette crepe, and wore a large picture hat of black velvet. Ile best man was inc. Harry W, ) ewnzan, brother of the groom. Dur - 'ng the signing 'of the register ariotitrr •u.itt of the bride,' Mrs. Arthur R. Sel- den, of Ingersoll, sang, To -Day; At the close of the ceremony lun- cheon was served, and the girls as- sisting were, Miss Mildred Newman Kingston; Miss Hazel Michael, Osha- wa; Mitt Bessie Grieve, Tara; hiss Anna Dow; hiss ''Kathleen Stewart and ts.:, Gladys Bissett. The bride's travelling costume was a navy blue tailored suit ' with large taupe vely:t hat, and she wore.'a set of white fox furs the gift of the grooms. Mr. and -airs•. Newman left for Leicest r Mass., and New, York, 'and upon their re - Turn will reside,at 223 ' Albeit stre't, 'iings.ton, RECEIVING MR CROSS The patriotic spirit and devotion . with which Cana- dian women have so far performed war -service work and made sacrifices has never been equalled in the history of any country. Mothers, wives and sisters sup port this burden Bath strength"and fortitude. But those who are al- ready iniserable from the com- plaints and weak- nesses which are so common to women, should take the right temperance tonic for the womanly system. If a woman is borne down by pain and: sufferings, 'by nervousness or dizzy spells, by headache or backache, "Favorite Prescription" should be taken, It can now be had in tablet form aS well,as liquid at most chug stores. Send to 1Dr: Pierce's 13ranch at Bridgeburg, 'Ont., for a lOc trial pkg. of tablets, For, fiftyea '. years Dr. ;Pierces Pleasant Pellets have been most satisfactory in liver and bowel troubles. Windsor, Ont,—"Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre- scription made a new woman of me. For abbut six years I suf- fered with woman's trouble during which time I became sal► run- down, weak and nerv- ous, I 'would have severo backaches and pains in my side: I doe(orcd with tl0o doe- inc but 'did not get tt ' • ': %i cured of my ailment and was co bad that I, could scarcely walk `r- across the floor when 2 began taking the 'Prose] ipkon.' When It had taken two bottles r was much irnprovod and folic bottles completely e om letely'nuud me"°ar d I have enjoyed better hetr than I ever did 6eferctakiri � this medicine. Tt is truly a wonderful medicine for Women,',= tll s, Ad-art/Kt Mvisabtccr, 4 Alberd St, o. fitAl C tnn.tt , Factory started t.tt tITI.1 coria pack ,l+tonxluy,, MtJames Ba—gent itas volunteered f the Siberian force, and has left i, with the battalion. Mr ;and 'Mrs. L. Canim have allay- zci lard their new home on Malt? St., cena;dy° purchased Prom Dr, 9leGil- l icudly, tVlr. 1051513 'Kestle has disposed of his 125 acre farm lit the Township of ideal:en. being: Lot 23, Concession:' 8, to Mr incWesley Wein; son, of Mr, attfried Weik The price paid was. ii 700 and poise,ssiion will be given in March. North Huron Nomination to, the E: ; slalure wi,ill be held in 1'ingiaani un Oct. 7th. Dr, Case of' .Dungan;., non is the choice of the : Conlsieziva. tit'es. .iifr, T. W. 'King, tale'-I-ib'eraJ choice has aeslgned and possibly Mi Geo. Snotton \ v ill run against 1J r• Liaise. Spector, was disappointed in got getting the Consiervative '„on,ven. • (1011. Mr Jonas Sims of the Crelditor% Read- Stephen, had a rather severe il-s kan^; up while' assisting at Mfr, Jas; Neil's' barn raising an 'Mona;day even: He was about} to desc.eamcl a lad= der waren in some planner it was ;ale el •eel from under hira and ,;lie fell to the .ground" a distance of about 18 ie'et, A surgeon was called, When it ri'g's found taat.not bones were broken but both ankles' were severely sprain- ed and he was otherwise Shocked!. SAXONIONS. The, first of the series of Entertains-. menta to be given in Exeter ' Opera House, this season hider patriotic nus antes, will bel g•T iven ort: uesday; Oct;' ith TheCait-Alber Doriatinioai Lye - 'um Bureau furnishesi the entertainers: the first will be 'the "Sa eonO nsi';; -a . most excellent entertainment, and:I daould not 'be naasisea 'Plan b.f Ilan :0 open at' 10 a.m. Saturday next' al W. S Iotwey'si Reserved seats 50c General admission 35c., children 25c Sec large, posters, DIED AT'GREAT AGE. The death occurred at Clinton On September 25th; of an a:ge:cl and la•;gh respected resident ,of Exetea fez many years, in the person of Mary M. Calder relict of the -late 'Sam,iel Buckingham, in her 90th year. Death .vas due to In attack pf prneumonict,. from which ch•e suffered only -a few days. Born as Caibngtoorntt Cornwall England an _March 2n C.9th, 1829;. ,lac-' she was there. married when a young woman to lir. Samuel Buckingham Oa coming to Canada they resided at. St. Thomas for four years, and, then moved to, \Vinchtels)eal. After some year • x;eaidence taiere they moved to Exeter 56 years ago.' Mr. Bucking- ham followed his, trade as blacksmith in bolh Wnchelsea and Exeter. He died' seven years ago.. Ttv o• sons in the West and one daughter survive, the daughter being Mrs. James Weekes of : Exeter. The 'late Mrs; Buckingham was.a most estimable wo naan, a member of James street Meth- odist Church and..for many years one of the church's most"' iinndefaiguable n-orl4era. She was a life member of the Woman' Missionary Society, and was beloved by all who knew her, The funeral, which was at a private nature, took place from th,ea-esidenc,e of Mi Week -es, to Exeter. Cemetery on Saturday afternoon. inc and itlrs. Geo Saitea= of 'Toron- to \r Cited here last week. 1+I1 Maas htill�'er of `Sarnia :Visited XV ilh Iraeirds over Sunday. 19 r, Frank Mailott was up from London. over they week' end, 'I'lt .Misses' Heideman; returned on Monday from a visit in -Kitchener. Mrs Lockhart cf Kingston is vis- iting relatives here for a few weeks, )Ir. J J .Knaight of Guelph spent Monday ,night in town with his old lriiends Pte Melville Gladmanal was home ov- er the week end :on' what he expects \gas his last leave. Little Miss Jean Ross of Sarnia is here visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs` Win. Rivers. , "Mrs. Eakins of Millbrook, who was fh'e guest of Dr. and Mrs. Medd, ;re= turned to 11e•r home last week. inc. Chanrles Adams; af- Calgary spent e. day or two. this week with relatives a t the 'home of h'lrsD. Johns;' Mrs Stonehouse ancl.Mrs- Taylor ,of laly'dt were guests last week o•f 1)r, and Mrs Medd, Main street parsonage Mr, R. T t Br:and of Longwood, af- ter.' a vtsat witty her parents here, re- '• ,�'� turned home on, Monday, Miss Oiitre ore e' Irmo.e I-leri•z accam;pan:iecl heir. Q G 11',• 1, ;1918. • N.414,1104 J 0 N'E: PHONE 32 CANADA •FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620 ti F INTEREST TQ A New Department Added To Our Store tt Tailored ' Suits to Your Measure \\Te wiuli'tor announce that we have :bought the egti,re stock of Suit- ings and Oveirc ,c tings of Mr. N. Sh ere, Merchant Tailor, and are pared itO take order for !light class. Tailetted Starts • nd Overcoats, rnoders�tte prices,—Perfect Fit andLatest a .Ovtr o. ats Style Guaranteed. 'Phis sLock was bought from: the Wholesales months ago, So'tve,.can offer except- ional values, This; Department, will, be under 'the personal direction ; of Mr. Sheers who 'is velar knawna, in; this locality for stylish and well-f.irttiing C1rheo .' ' 1 b s, t en's andA. Boys' Ready -oto -Wear Dept. Young Men's new Belted and •Pinch. Back Suitt!' just received. A big b t-aritety of.n• patterns to , choose fiom,=just the styles, young mew are look- i:ng,for, ' men's anal Bays'',Stylls.h Ovrercoats...and s Rai coats n. , in plain ar belled Lyles, a -fine range , at moderate prices. Small Boy's'-Overcoats.—Come in and see ourae of a nabgOvercoats for the little boys: We can show you real .values. Men's Felt Hata',—Our new Felt Bats for Fali are hare, a fine assort , anent at last year's prices. ..®ur Shoe Dept. Our New Fali Shines have arrived and are mowing out fast. Laldies :s Hie11 cut Shoes, Empress make. in Black 'Kiel, Patent, dark Brown, and the new .two «toned effects. Come in and 'sec them. Alsd Mend's new Slat- cr and Long -life Shoes. STANFIELD'S HEAV\: ALL -WOOL 'UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, Sizes 36 to 44 aloft* la stock. Guairanteed "unshrinkable. ',.JONES. Headquarters for & MA the Celebrated Sared,ford $r Lion Brantds Clothing Men an d Bays. ` �1I1 s. Williams of Toronto is vi'sit- iing 1\1rrs. F. May. - inc.Win.'-McAliiister and wife of Landon spent a'ew days here with relatives. Mrs 7. Narth,catt, recently of Eliz- abeth Stre'e't, has moved to. London. to •residie. Messrs. Nielson Shieere and True- man Elliott have taken pes)tions.with Messrs; Jones & May. • . 'EYES TESTED FRET Satisfaction GuaraIniteed. All error of-;Eyesi,gli,t corrected. CREDI.TON DRUG STORE( Mr. and lit,• W. J. Russell ,return,-. ed Thursday eo niintg from: their laon- yhioton trip find sine now comfortably settled itt 'their home on, Wil1'itian st, Mrs, Thos. Brevaid o1' Flint, -Mich. is visiting 'him' parents, Mr. and Alt'' Phos Elliott, the latter-b,ei•ng i1I in bed• Mr Brevaid spcnt'a day or tt\t. here. Mrs, Geo. Vesper and little daugh- ter Catherine, after' a two weeks' vis- it ;E"i:ere with relatives and friends, re-, turned to• 'their home in Toroaa,toFri- day i - day ievening. :Nits F R. 'Knight, after a visit of several months with relatives here, left 'Tuesldtay for Guelph, to spend a low clays,. pallor .ta returning to her I^ onto tart Orcat Lia, Sask. :Mist E. in. Bawey returned Friday evening from 'a visit in .Detroit. 1Vhss powey has accepted ,a, position es saleslady with 'Messrs. Jon, s' & May :find '- conameiiacd duties Tuesday, inc and labs. Kernick, .and Mr. and Airs, 1-f. 5', Saundei', and song,, and: Air. Chas. Saunders of 'Toronto motored up Sat archly: to visit at Mrs, A Sheere's. The gentlemen returned kor$e the; first of the week, but the ltdiies are rcmailni.nlg for a few days, Mi`. Wm. Arra trotng o;C Win,njpeg spent a fetid days here during the week with hiis!tolci friend, MT. Charles Brook's, He left Monday morning,,Car 'i'oi 'into.where he 'will •spend a few day; before -,returning to, Winnipeg. Mr, Armstrong and ivir„ 13a'ooks wort'ked together ,a�'_ the same s ho p as altc .- facY hte❑ Yc s coireq ern.- ,Ly n-ILt they h ,Tmuch to talk about and ir time :,teas most: pleasantly spent, 'fa the magbejr t2+[ the Estate of Ron, di licEachen late! of the Township of Stephen int the County of -Huron, farmer, deceased, NIotice as hereby given pursuant to ;ec,tion 56 of the Trustees, Act, R. S. C.J. ,1914,, Chap. 121 that all cred- Aar: and others' having claiansfor d:e inn ;'da against the estate of the said itcnald-McEacliieln, who; : died on , aa' ithOltt. the 9th` of December A, D.1886 t the said- Township of Stephen„ and required oncor before" the 12th slay of October, 1918 to send' by post, are paid •er deliver to I1., Ejttber" & San, Ciieaiton, Ont,, agents&° :for the admin - (Is dm,iait-t 'ca ator to tater estate of thesaid de -t ceased ; their christian names and surnames, addresses and descrip- tions, the fulfil particulars . of their claims the statement "tof their • ac- counts and the nature of the secur- ities if any, herd by 'them. And take, noticd that after I31 id 1 st mentioned datet tla,e'said aeiniinist ratan willproceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among:the-par-. ties entitled thereto, having regard only -to the claims of. which they shall then have (motive and that the said administrator will not be liable for said assets 'or any part tiler cot', .to any person or persons of whose , claims notice shall not have been received by him at the tianc of such distrib- ution. Ale xan.det' MvEaclien Da3hwenc1 P:O` Admt n ittietor Isaac I2. Carling, Exeter P. O Solicitor for said Adnanna,.,tiatar lonted at .Exeter, Sept. 28, 1918:. mJl.,, .il�ll� �k,wW6.u.�d,Y.v'.(Y du'd,riw4lsu�� f :l LOOK WELL F,OR OUR SHOP • AND ,YOU WILL LOOR WELL WHEN YOU ;COME OUT. Your Summer u m,er .• Suit • Be surd it lits you ,at the collar.Havre the trousers toads to fit you mead the waist. They will stay up much better when you . wear a belt.- Your ,Clothes mil have individuality You let ras (make them for you. dies Suitings DT :BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN, AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE OF BLUES. _ - COME EARLY AND GET ONE OF THESE ,} LFORE THE . - OLD GOODS ARE ALL GONE. Na Sheere' LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR ' Sd'Upstairs, Opposite the Chitral Hotel Tea & Coffee Store For the choicest groceries,' fruittso gpicelia teas, oofe and everyo tliiwg ii the grocery' U,i,4' Galland see us. A trial as to quality will convin- ce. r+ Produce taken in exchange Jas. Gould a,t.d 040.6 a 'THE FUNERAL DIRJ±OTOR AND FURNITURE DEAL ER FALF� _.., VT WEAR �Nc ;Maya what you want in, the new up-to-date' `•t 1 s ,lea and tvi.il . be leased to. show our e west lines , ri' ' p v n tv nn,as in n,en , women's, or children's, shoes. Let; of 'Heavy SloesJ 1ul y.. 7be13to, stand .., tl;,. e fall mttrz "and ivef: - WYfZ UNDERWEAR—Sep. r . . or u c. I 1 ice Lined.Shirts .and Dlavers,fa,a� , men arid boys, it ;, U tock ..• et�., c,,�iianl'and _ xl comprises saine. good ralues. CAPS SHIRTS, GLOVEs, - IIJITTS, ;ETC,. HOW \ \ ABOTJT A MADE -TO -MEASURE RL SUIT ...� OR OVERCOAT FOR FALL ? SEE OUR SAMPLES;' mut F. Beavers IISarr ,..