HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-10-24, Page 86
..ETE1l 1\. A.R'i ETS
Changed Each W+eclnesday
hall vVhi, t; ,,, ,2,11
Spr =n. Wheat� 2,06
Oat; , '70to73
B ! ley- ,,,,•Q to 1,10
Family—Flour t.5.901
Crleansery 13uttex 55
Dairy Buttes 45 to 48
Eggs .,... .., _. ,. ,. .. tit' 50 to 521
Lard F 37
Potatoes 2,00 to 2.25
Hay pax' on, , .., ,. .12,00
Flogs 17,25
Pri;rncipel I-Iaviland of the High
School requests the students .to spend
considerable ti
edIn
c
the
en fo
c -
ed on their weak subjects. If
they need help all they have to clo is
to yet him know and lie will be ready
to assist them privately.
FUEL CONTROLLER
Ata special meeting of the Council
held an Saturday night, Oct, 5th, 1918,
Councillor Day was placed in full
coata-o! of the Fuel situation for the
Village, All parties"deserving a sup-
ply of Hard .Coal should at once 1ee
Mr, Day, and leave thief. order with
him. • Apnlicatian, forms will, be in his
pass,ession and the Centro1 er. wife
sign tlisase foams, giving the dealer
authority to deliver only such quanti-
tie's as he may direct.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
After eigh,teeai years as agent for
the Massieys-Harris Company, I have
severed my carimectuonj with, the com-
pany, and wish to thank all 'my old
customers for their patronage. Irx
future .1 will be at the same old
stand handling a full line of Deering
Farm Iziinpie'meents, anal also am in.
Shape ,to atteo d; 'to the wants of old
customers who have 'Massey Harris
machines that need repairing,
R: H. MURPHY
The Dominion Feather Mattress Co.
Exeter, will buy your old feather be,d
or your new feathers. Highest p"rices.
Beautiful velvets k all colors for
Suits and Dresses at _ $1;00 a yard.
Stewart's.
If you drop 'a card to Dominion
Mattres;a Ca, Exeter, our agent will
cats ,anal show you the i¢nPro:ved fee
threr mattress or beautiful down coria
forcer .made from old feather bei.
RECEIVING ONIONS.
J, H. Grieve sal receive onions ev-
ery day except Saturdays, from Oct,
15.th to Nov: 15th.
Great values in alll woes sweater
coara for Men or Women at $7.50.
S teirart's,
. •
NOTICE TO AtJiTOISlIS
Vie Sudden Service Store,, of Lou-
don,- have mace arrangements ,with
W. U. Beer to have tires that neelc1
vulcanizing or ire -treading left at.
axis .store and tihus save nosireessa,ry
express eharrges.
arrears.
Big range sof Brass Jardinieres in
different shapes at Stewart's.
,NOTICE
Any hunters trespassing on Lost 9
aind 10. Con. 14, Stephen, will he pray
ectrted,—J. RAT,Z & SONS.
Keep Monrday, evening, Nov.' 4, open
for one, of the finest concerts of the
seasons:' Partici Lars later.
New Styles in Boys' Overcoats at
low prices—Stewart's.
LAND WANTED.
300 acres or more land for flax
far triext year, for Which good rental
will be 'paid.
Ontario Flax Company
Jos. Davis, Exetei:
Phone 13r12
Elegant quality "Salt'au Plush
Coats in newest styles at $40.00 at
S teivaat's.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL FOR
SALE oni easy terms, or will exchange
Ear other property. For particulars
apply to proprietor.
WM. MITCHELL, Exeter
Scold. Linoleum in neat patterns
Buy now while we have them.—.
• r Stewart'e.
—
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
A11 " acoaats are due and payable
before October 1st. After that date
our terra, will be strictly oa,sh.
H. BiERLIN G, Exeter North
Vic •pay highest prices for live cr
clre:.e,ed poultrYl—Stewas't's.
flealth Notice
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
Oa account :orf the epidemic of
Influenza it is hereby ordered.
that all 'schools" and c,hurchees shall be
closed anal public gatherings are here-
by prohibited in the Township of
Stephen after the18th rn
at
, uritis fur-
ther notice, •
7. W, Orme, M. ' O. H.
Township Stephen,
FARM FOR SALE.
122 acre farm.,; Lots 25 and 26, Lake
Road. Stephen, near Dashwood, for
- le " .: the property is a new two-
- luouae, bank barn 70x40,
`pet; driving shed and
d wells; well
e of or -
church.
vo catee
ErER .A' VOQ.11TE TH?TTBsil ►X1 a
LOCAL DOJNGS
Milas Fanny Eowey of London vis-
ited 'oval Sunday with her rhothez;
who ra quite ill
Owing; to the ,epidemic o+ influenza
the dental office( of Dr, Roulator will
be cies ed until fwr'ther notice,
Hrs. J. T, Willrbans of Lucan won
the special iariue of a Maxwell sifts,
1n the London; Free Press conitest.
Mrs. McNichol and Mrs. Melville
have moved into thie house they re-
cently purchased from Miss'Brown.
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111 Jackson x I ri if 4tU 111 Com-
pany
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to busy this week moving to
their new prenrises in the old James
Pickard Block.
Air. John Fletcher recently bought
n. fifty -acre farm from. Mr. Frank
Brock who purchased a100 acre farm
lot 11, Can. 8,, Uaborne, from Mr. W,
Turnbull
The Aylmer Tribun,ei and The Ayi-
mer Express; have amalgamated as
the Tribune -Express. Messrs, T. Bar-
Inecott and D, Monteith, formerly of
The Tribune, will bane charge.
Landlord W. T, Acheson has found
it inecesstatry this week to close • his
dining roKlni act bedrooms in the Cen-
tral Hotel tel tlree public, owing to the
pile?sesnce of sickness and the diffi-
culty' of obtaining help.
Word has been received here of
the death in Ingersoll of Joseph Case,
sen of the late Thomas Case, late of
Usbarnic township. The many friends
of •deceased wilt learun the sad news
of his death with deep regret, lie be-
ing a young man .of ,excellent charac-
and and was highly iiespected.
The anniversary seervices fen avert
Pneisbyterian church Sunday \were of
an interesting nature, but owing to
the apnroachirng restrictions on pub-
lic gatherings, the attendance was
smell. Tn the Methodist churches the
congregations were also light, while
the services fix Tri,vitt Memorial were
cancelled.
Tie death occurred on Oct. 7th at
Wlestrmiaaster,. B.C., ` of George W.
Fyfe, aged 55 years, and the funeral.
took place at Stratlaroy on Oct. 13th.
Diecetsed in 1888 married Wilmot'
C. Herd of Exeter and Lived in. Strath
roy Toronto and Saskatchewan since.
Besides his widow he leaves two sons
and one daughter.
DEATH OF WM H. HARDING.
The many friends in Exeter of 1VIr•.
William II. Harding, traveller of Lane
don, were shocked on Friday last to
hear of his death from: the Spanish
itnflirenza that day in London. Mr.
Hardiang ,had been coming to Exeter
every two .or three Weeks for many
years and was' arse p1 the best known
and meat popular travellers on th,e
road. He was in his 48th year.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
As a precautionary measure against
the spread of the irnflueanza. in Exeter
the Boalyd of Health on Saturday is-
sued a notice that on and after Oct.
21st the schools, churches, library,
public halls theatres, picture shows,
dance hajlls, and' all places of public
gathering or entertainment, should be
dialed and remain closed until per-
mitted to re=open;. Loafing, loitering,
visiting and receiving visitors is for-
!) adders and those affected with.
cougars and °aids; are expected to stay
at one and isolate thremselves. Exe-
ter ba: a few casees of influenza tined
some of pneumonia, and .everything
,possible is being done to preirent the
spread " of the trouble.
DEATH OF MRS. HORNE.
A former Exeter lady died in Lon-
don on Oct. 17ths in the person of
Isabella Mary Fanner, aged 30 years,
wife of Mr. Benjarsnin Horne, and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,john" Fann-
er. Mr. Fernier for many years was.
a prominent merchant of Exeter, and
moved to Lowden only a few years
ago. Deceased was born in, Exeter
and while here married Mr. I-bbarn,e,
who'nn
was then manager of the Sover-
eign Bank here, now in Europe. Mrs.
Hayne was art estimable lardy and was
highly respected. Friends here sym-
pathize sincerely with the bereaved
itelatjvies. The funeral, which was
private, took place an Saturday from
the reaildeneee of the parents, -419
Princess Ave., London, to St. Peter's
cemetery, London.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST
INFLUENZA
-.meeeaear
1 The sick should be separated
from the healthy. This is.• especially
important in the case of first attacks
in the household.
2. Discharges from the nose a,ad
mouth should not be allowed to, get
dry on a pocket handkerchief, or in-
side the house, ' office or facttory.
Threy should, at once be collected in
pacer, ar clean rags and burned. If
this cannot be clone, they should be
dropped into a ase,ssel containing water
3, 1iffecte,d articles and rooms
should he cleansed and disinfected.
Use disinfectants ,everyvvh,ere, Wash
the haeads frequently,
4, Those attacked should not, on
any account, mingle with other people
for at leant a period of of ten days from
the comnrenc!rnienet of the attack, It,,
severe cases, they should remain away
from work for a longer periled.
5, Special. attention should be giv-
en to cleanliness and ventilation,
Warm clothing should be worn, the
feet should be kept dry and ail uri-
nieciessary exposure avoided.
For Infant:, and Children
Use For Over 30 Ye Ie
7S"hear:, � „,,,,,,,,�„xxe
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T 4, 191.13
Wheel your do liars, into line tosave
Canada from the Hun.
Mr , W. 5. Statham is able to be out
again after two week.s i11ness•
Mra E. Sheffer of Toronto is vis-
iting Mrs. J. Jarrott and other friends
The Exeter Canning Co, has just
a-dded a new Ford tractor to their
farming !equrpment.
It mydollar'will drive the enemy
back from deapoilrna Europe, here it,,
gees. I will put al.1 I can in Victory
da
Bom
lMr a Russiell, wife of the lane Dr.
Russell of Hamilton, and sister.jr1-law
of 1'lr, William. Russlell, sr,, of town,
in HainaUton•'this week
MI Jaynes Taylor; hlias Carrie Dyer
7
I E n ani and Miss Nellie r � 'uit _ I .and Mrs
Chas. 5 Saindei•a,, "alit. 01 whore have
been Quite 1111, are improving,
Word has been :received here •of
the death iia Toronto of a, Cornier Ex-
eter girl, Miss Lily Wielsiu daughter
of the late Thomas Welsh of Exeter.
Mr, Jas, Dignan last week pur-
chased Mr. Fred Bawden's house and
lot on Gidley Street. Mr. Bawdenhas .
monvied into the home of his father
on Maim Street.
\Ire, Jonathan, !i ydd, Exeter North
was called to London Monday owing'
to the ,dedthl of her sister, Mrs, 131aice
who died in. than city from canneerry«
after a long illness,
The Dominion Feather, Mattress Co.,
Exeter, make the original ten, roll fea-
ther nnatt1esisw This, 'mattress will
neetein its shape for all time and is
made. to fit any bed.
Nearly all the members of the °fam-
ily of Mr. W. T. Achjesorn at the'Cen-
tral are : confined to their beds with
influents and 'a'eon1eIp1 the: members are.
rather seriously affected,
Word has beery received here by his
mother that Mr. Wm. Newcombe of 4.
Stratford had undergone an operation
for aepnendicitise and while it is rath-
er a serious case the opeiration was a
success and he is improving nicely.
Mr. Larne Weekes and wife, sen
and daugh'tein-ilnl-law of Mr. George.
V1rtekea of New York, formerly of
Exeter have both died in Cincinnati,
Ohio 01 influenza, Lorne Weekes is
a nephtew of Mr, James Weekes of
tavvn..
INELIGIBLE FOR JURY.
A mate can, not ;serve on a jury if
hie is a postmaster., , ar customaffic
cull a sheriff, a coroner, a jailor, a
constable, clergyman, barrister, or
solicitor, physicians or surgeons, and
peculialr• to say all -officers, non -cams.
and palm taf volunteer corps, a regist-
rar, treasurer clerk collector and as-
aiessor, a teacher, editor, reporter or
printer of any public .newspaper, or
journal, railway employee, telegraph
operator, miller, or fireman.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH.
To the, members, adherents, and
1rilelnda.—Dearly Beloved, "Grace be
unto you .and peace from. Gad .our
Father and from the Lord Jesus.
Christ.' See I. Car., 1st Chap., verses
3 to 9. In. this slay of dreadful war,
and •aprieadng scourge, and in the
withdrawal of public worship, let me
ask that you give :yourselvees to r priv-
ate prayer and holy communion with
Gad. Be calla in your soul. Avoid
fear and panic. Commit ' yourselves
fully unto Him who redeemedyou,
end whose love for you shall never
end.—The minister.
BROTHER' AND SISTER DIE.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eas,terbaiook.
Huron street, were startlingly' shock-
ed on Monday last when, they receiv-
ed the sad news by telegsra,m, that
their son Clarence had died that clay
at Geletta from the effects of pneu
monia. No mews of his -illness had
been received by his parents until
Monday, when they received a tele-
grams that he was very low, followed
by another a short tiem,e after that lie
had succutnbed. ' The same evening
word was . also received " that their
daughter, Mrs. John Quaid of Sea
forth had died from an attack of the
same disease, being sick only a few
days. 'The late Clarence Easterbrook
was born in. Exeter and all his ,early
life was spent here. He was a young
ma,n of industrious habits and much.
estemed by many friends, About
twelve years ago he left' here and
for a number of years lee has resided
at Geletta.' Beesides his wife he is
.survived by two sons andone daugh-
ter, all at whore are quite young,.
Mrs Quail leaves' ,bier husband and
one 'little girl. Both are also sure
vived by their father and mothe ,ane.
two sisters, -Mrs. Leie, of Seaforth;,:aned
Miss Phoebe at home. The formes
was buried at " G,elitta, white the re-
mains of mars. Quail were brought to
Exeter for burial in Exeter cemetea-y.
Major and A. M. Heamain were herr
from London over Sunday..
Messrs. Herb. Southcott and Stan-
ley Re rd of Toronto- spent Sunday in
towtat the former's home.
Mrs., Wm Creech, went to London
oal' Trseseda;y owing to the illness of
ONES
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO. 8-3620
I
Very Latest Styles
I.ad��s' ��d 1Vli�ses' Cots
We have just placed' in stock sev-
eral shipments of the very latest sty-
le: in L,nldiles and 1VI;?sges' Fall and
Winter Coats.
Plain taupea, browns, alum' colors,
burgundy, navy, black, etc., are here
shown all the newest styles and
materials, at very .moderate prices,
We still have nearly one hundred
coats to stelecti front, including black
baby Iamb and „seal plush fabrics.
The w.ib1 probably be .our last shin
meats of the season, so make your
selection early. -
Fall &Winter Furs
Now is undoubtedly the time to
make your fur selections for the corn-
ing winter. Owing to the Govern.
ment buyiaag ups such jnnmensle quant-
ities of pelts for military use, the
price of furs dueing ,the last month
has advanced very heavily. Our or-
ders wereplaced in. the Spring, so
the can, quote you !exceptioanally mod-
erate price's.
FUR SETS
Thee most popular lines we have iur:Fur Sets are Natural Lynx, Natural
and Black Wolf, Reed and Grey F,ox, Hudson seal, muskrat, badger, vic-
atuia fox; etc.,, etc ,.
LADIES' FUR COATS. '
In Hudson Seal, Muskrat and mink n asrmot at prides that will not he
duplicated againfora long time.
MEN'S . FUR COATS
In Wallaby, Chinese' Bear, Black Dog and Coors.
Heavy Ribbed Cashmere Hosiery:floc
10 dozen prix Boys' and Girls' Heavy Ribbed Cashmere Hosiery, old
tock, sloes 814': to ;10, on special stale while' they laat at only 60c, pair.
Allen Tailor -Made Suits
Don't forget that we have opened a New Department in our store for
Men's High CIass Tailored Suits and Ov*cbnt . We have bought the.
entire stock of Mr. Sheers, Merchant iTailccQ�r, who Ise taking charge of this
Department fox us. Perfect fit -and ,satisfaction guaranteed.
New ready -td -wear Suits and Overcoats for Boys and Men are shown
in .great, variety of Styles and Patterns for Fall and Wiinter; also new Felt
Hate, Caps, Ties, Socks, underwear, Shirts, . Etc,,, Etc.
JONES MAY
Headquarter® for this Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brenda Cbo' hang
Men an d Rays. '
Mr. Wm, Penrice is ,hoarse from the
West.
Mrs. J. Bragg, of St. Miary,e was a
visitor with airs. IBea_vers .during the
week.
Mrs. Wm. Tusrnbula ;and .Miss Isabeil
Turnbull, 01 laariquhar, spent Dhatnlrss-
giving.w,ith the former's plareribs, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Eaarett. _
Mrs. H. Sweitzer, of St, Marys,
Sirs. Wm. Be,av,errs and Mrs. Kirkby
of Berryland, motored up •arnsi spent
Thursday with Mir. and Mrs. l3. W.
F.'Beavers.
Pte, ,Mervin Vincent, who has been
ciuite ill in London, for some time,
was able} to return to his home here
on Monday and " wiiHlll 'eemalmt for a
couple weeks.
her daughter, Mrs: Alex. ;Stewart. Canadian women are right behind the
f Mrs. T. 5. Lockhart, who has been Canadian troops in the trenches. Women
visiting with friends here. far the past nurses are now installed in hospitals 8 miles
in the rear of the actual fighting line.
Many of our Canadian women are un-
able to take up the duties.of nursing at
the front but they sh
ouldknow to
take_ care of their .own at home; and for
this purpose no better -book was ever
printed than the Medical Adviser— a book
contauaing 1,008 pages, and bound in cloth,
with chapters on First Aid, Bandaging
and care of Fractures, Taking care of the
Sick, Physiology, Hygiene, Mother and
Babe which- can be had at" most drug
stores, orrsend 50 cents to Dr. Pierc
Courtwright St., Bridgeburg, Ont. '
The women at home, who are worn
out should take that reliable temperance,
herbal tonic, • Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription,
Woodatoc%, 'Ons.
"For womanly ail-
ments I have found Dr,
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription to be .excr.t-
lenir It strengthened
and built me up ss+ieral
years ago when I was
suffering with a chronic'
trouble and it also
proved to be a splendid
tonic during expect-
ancy, I take great
pleasure in recommend-
ing ]:ar, Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription' to all
" sufferers from woman's
weakness,"
—Mre, Annie eir,ckler; 21 4r4hur Sd,
month, returned to her home int"King-
atom' on. Saturday,!
Mrs. Huston of London and Mrs.
Burke o ham, were u k f ai ,g r this
week owing to the illness of their
father, Mr, •Jas. , Taylor. •
Mr; . Sarah sarnitle who has a been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. Ja;rrot•t
and Mrs, M. 'Smith., returned to .leer
home nu Wi'rnnipeeg last tweek.
Mr and ;Mrs. Robiert Skinner and,
t11e tatter's mother,, Mrs, Hodgson, se -
turned this week from a pleasant trip
to the West where they visited friends,
Miss Ida Armstrong is home from,
Toronto owing to the schools of the
city being elated. She has been; con-
finled to the house for a few clays
owirng to i'lloess,
Miss Fern Short and Miss Tuc cey
who have been attending business col-
lage in London, returned to their re-
spective homes here ,last .week, tho
oll:ege having been, dosed owing to
the epidemic,
Owing to the Normae, School being
closed at Stratford' on acca'unt of the
Spainisstt infleenza, Misses Ruta Rowe
and Lela, Sartclets . arse Mies'a
Johns as home Prom London Normal
far the same reason.
MONEY. PO LOAN
We 'have a loge PtnonAt off prevat,
funds to loan on farm' aaad �$iia'gre
property art"bow rates of interest.
=ADMAN & STANBURY
Banisters, SIdld.citors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING B. A.
Barrjister, Selnici:•tor, Notary Public,
Conrmissbiotner•, Salvcoltor for- the Mol-
sloans mink, Etc. Meosuey to loam at
bowest _rates of interest:
Office—Map¢. Street, Exeter.
Ds. G. F. 'ROULSTON, L. D. S., D.D..
Irakfp`ri sT
iitavnlsar el the Cn C.D.S. - of Omit
F€osfor Graduate Toronto Unliverstit,7
Office CIi's law Office;
closed Wedneaday afternoons,
DB. A, S,r 1NSrIi4Aai►1. L.D.S.,
Honor Graduate Toaornto W rtla ,
Beth extracted withont pain or acs
bad effects. Office over Madman
Stanbu y's Of•€ase, Main Street, EXetfiT
EYES TESThD FREE
Satisfaction, Guaraintteecl.
Alt ex•rora of Eyesight corrected,
• CREDITON DRUG STORM
'Tea & Coffee
Store
Forthe choices
groceries, fruits. (pica%
teal, roe and ever`
Maw in the, grocery Utah
Cali and lee us. . A trial
as to quality' mill ooiviti
Ge.
Produce a taken in exchange
Jake Gould
Furniture
and
Undert . king
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N. O '
TEM FUNERAL ?)IRhCTOR
AND FUR,MTURB DEtALElt
ar
ain Store-
FALL
FOOT WEAR
We have what you want in the new up-to-date styles and with]. ill •
pi"eaaed to show our newest lines 1'' • in men's women's, or children's Woes.
Lots of Heavy Shoes and Rubbbers to
WARM UNDERWEAR --See our Fleece
men and boys:
HOSIERY—Our stock is complete and
CAPS SHIRTS, GLOVEs, MITTS,
HOW ABOUT A MADE -TO -MEASURE
FALL.:? SEE OUR SAMPLES,
stand the fall Mud 'and wet.
Lined Shirts and Drawera,fo4
comprises some good ' values.
ETC
SUIT OR OVERCOAT, FOR,
F Beavers