HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-11-7, Page 8.•,:BETE] MARXETS
C lrainged Each' Wednesday
Fall ` aiieat: 2,11..
Sprin4 Wheat X2,04,
Oats .. 73 to 75
Barley 95 to 1.00'
Family Flour ...5.90(
Cramexy Butter S5
Dairy Butter
Eggs
Lard
Potatoes per bag ,1 35
Hai; per ton 12,00 to 14.90
Hogs 16 75
CARD OF 'THANKS,
"Mr. J. 0, I an,clry and members of
the family wish, to thank 'their many
friends and acquaintances 'for . •, ''their
many acts; of kindness during "the ill-
ness . of, v1es. Landry, They also. wish-
to eclancwledge, the receipt of the
ninny. beau',,f:u1. floral .offerings.
STEER LOST.,
There strayed from, the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 19, Com 6; Ste-
phen:, about the latter part of August,
a recd mulley yearling steer, ;Finder
will be suitably rewarded. by. returning
same or giving Information that will
lead to it i,ecovery.
-Jelin F. Smith,. "Cr;ecliton p U,
45 to 48
55 .to 56
DOG LOST,
On" Thanksgiving Day, i -a tan, and
white, auvd ,tan'tici.•e.d hound, Any,
person harboring this dog 'Will he.
prosecuted. A reward will, be given
far his return to I. R., CARLING,
• Exe ter.
FUEL CONTROLLER
At ? special meeting, of the Council
held on. Saturday endgut, Oct. 5th, 1918,
Councillor Day was placed in full
control of the, Fuel situation for the
Village. All parties deserving a sup-
ply of Hard Coal should at once see'
Mr. Day, and leave their order with
him. Application founts will be in his
possession and the Controller will
sign those forams, giving the dealer
authority to deliver only such quanti-
ties as he may direct.
Beautiful Plush Goats in, very ;ntew-
est stylesun sizes 36 to 46. Prices
range from $40 to, $45.00.—Stewart's
ACCOUNTS DUE,
All outstanding accou;nits due me
are now payable and must be paid at
once, A full lime of Deering Farm
Implements -always on hand, When
town call and see us.
R. H. MURPHY.
The Dominion, Feather Mattress Co.
Exeter, will buy your old Featherbed
or your new feathers. Highest prices.
Mens sheep lined coats with fur
collar. 'Redd you dry and warm. --
$$13,00.—Stewart's.
If' you drop a, card to Domis ion
Mattress Co., Exeter, aur agent will
cai?1 and show you the 'unproved fea-
ther mattress or beautiful down com-
forter made from old feather bed.
RECEIVING 'ONIONS.
5, H. Grieve will receive anions :ev-
ey day except,' Saturdays', from Oct
15th to Nov. 15th.
Heavy ribbed noses,' *,;v 3t wear
issg quality for,baysl P(er pats Sac
and 60c.—Stewart's.;
NOTICE. TO +AUTOIS
The Sudden iService Store, of Lau-
don ha.ve 'madz areangements with
,W. 'J. Beer to have tires that need
vulcanizing' or ire -treading lett at
This store and thus nave untteceseary
express -charges.
Men's heavy fleece underwear. Get
your supply now at per garment, $1.
—Stewart's.
LAND WANTED,
300 acres or more land for flax
for next year, for which good rental
- will be paid.
Ontario Flax Company
- Jos, Davis, Exeter.
Phone .13 r 12.
Stewart' is showing great values in -
Sweater Coats at 55.00, $6.00 • to
58.00.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
All acetifies are due and payable
before October lst. After that date
our term. will be strictly cash.''•
H. BIERLING, Exeter North.
Miner Rubber Boots. Every ' pair
is guaranteed, $5.50 and 56.50: —
Stewart's.
Health Notice
TOWNSHIP OE STEPHEN
Oa account of the epidemic • oI
Influenza it is heireby 'ordetr d
that all schools' and churches shall be
closed' and public gatherings are here-
by
prohibited in the Township of
Stephen after the 1.8th list, until fur-
ther notice •
-
J. W, Orme; M. 0. H, .
Township Stephen,
FARM FOR SALE.
122 acre farm, Lott 25 and 26, Lake:
Road Stephen, neat- Dashwood, for
talc, ort the property is a new two-
storey brick :haute, bank barn 70x40,
with L of 12' feet; driving shed 'and
large open shed two goad wells; well
drained and fenced; an acre of or-
chard ;
r -chard.,• convenient to school; church
and post office. Apply at' Advodatet
Office, Exeter.
HORSES WANTED
l 'want as unlinndted nismber • of
Wises in 'good condiGeldings 5
grlee's1>d up, weighing from 1500
ptrt rtrla' up, Mares frost 4 year ol,d
, weighing ;from 1300 pounds up.
1liet'ok.i, Ilaviog the required whiff,
Ateida*Or phone $3, ,Exeter.
G, I,, IOW
FIXE ITR AI7VU[ T1X
Over th•
Loan.
Mr, Thos. Nelson has resumed his
genteel^ duties, after, a few days` illness.
Mr, Fred May, after several days'
illness, is oni' duty again at the stare.
:Mr, Willis Petrel' is again in charge
of his stone after sievertul days illn;essi
Rev. J W,„ Baird has been canfin.ed
to the hone 1dr''severaL days through
i1laue.,
$Ir s. W. T. Acheson isecalre,rinb
riiely from her; illness,, as is also, her
daughter,, Ariveliit;'
Ir, Jtirnres Tay .oi- a b e "t'
y'1 was`t 1 a. some
dott ri town` Monday 'for a Walk -after
his seriOut `allutiess.
Dr.-Hyindmaln ovals able to get out
to the office for a short time Monday
after 'a -week's &press,`
'Mt`. 'Frank D10:rildge wa,s taken ill
last' week` of -tbie-;jnfluenza,'and ' is still
confi4ned to his horde.
leat,rness'Brother`s are again, on duty
at the barber shop, after several 'days
absence • caused by illness. •
;Mr. J, G. Stansbury a,nid family and
:Urn:R.: G.--Seldon and. two -sons are
cbiithnai'te`scinug, after 'the influenza.
Mr. I, J. Payne is again in chargee of
this deliivety wagon at• Mrasrs. „Janes`
\say, after ;a. cotuple;;weeks'', alness.
Miss Olive Treble tripped and fell
the other evening, and coming in con-
tact with an, obstacle injured her nose
quite painfully. ,,
Mr, Williami 'Rowcldf f e,' London Road
south, oe-i Suadayt'suffered a stroke of
Paralysis and is at nr+esent, ,in a very
pooiestate of hath.
Mrs. SylvanuS Cann ,who' has been
in very .poor hteailth far soan,e time,
was removed to the Guelph San,itor-
unr last week for treatment.'
Mr. Thos. Clark of Stephen, lras
Moved with hit family innta the home.
he recently purchased from-. Mrs.
Northcott on Siaancoe; Street.
Those who commenced in the Royal
Templars of Temperance, by paying
51.35 a month •on a policy of 52,000
have now to pay $16.40 a month.
Top with the Victory
The Normal Schools will re -open on
Saturday next and students will ,re-
turn to their studies'. Sessions will
be held on, Saturdays` to make up for
lost time,
The Patriotic League and the Sol-
diers Aid Society have 'bath prepar-
ed and mailed Christmas boxes to the
boys overseas. About 150, boxes have
been.. sent.
'lire supreme court sitting for Hur-
on County, which were to have -been.
held in Goderich; on November 4, have
been postponed until January 6, be-
cause ,of the :influenza.
Ta engagement is announced of
Jean Fergus, daughter; of Mr. and Mrs
Oliver Baird of Parkhill, to Mr. Wm.
A. Suthieelaind of Parkhill, the mar-
riage to take place in November.
The families of, Mr, John Delbridge
and Mr.' Wilson Hawkins of Usborne
are recovering frbin• the influenza.
Charles Delbrlldge will be soniieitime
convalescing, ihdwever, as -his was a
vier} severe case:
Di Beattie Martin, son of Rev. W.
M. Martin of London, formerly of Ex-
eean.+lr✓e t11e,, Staff Gf-
the' -Mayo 'Hospital, Rochester,'MIit;;
in succiessian: to Dr, Beal who re-
cently died of, pneumonia Dr.- Martin
has had valuable experience in France
and Palestine for over two years_
A quiet we-dding took place on Oct.
24th at the bride's home, William St.
when Miss Emily Brooks became the
bride of Mr., -S. J: Elliott, both of
Exeter. The bride was becomingly
attired in a travelling suit of navy
blue broadcloth andcarried a bouquet
of: Christmas, roses and orange tilos
s'oms. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr. Medd. Mr. and 'Mrs,
Elliott have the, blest wishes "'of their`
many friends.
CARD' OF. THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coultis • of
Eliirnville desire to thunk their friends
and ,neighbors for their many kind•-
nesses during the illness and subse-
quent death of -their little daughter,
Margaret Caroline.`
THB GRIM REAPER AT WORK.
The death of Miss Neva Snell, the
daughter of Mr. Thos. Snell of Lon-
don, formerly of Exeter, from. - in-
fluenza, ads sincerely regretted in Ex-
eter. She was a nursing sister and
contracted the disease while trying
to help others.
Mrs. Henry- J. Smith of London, for-
merly of the Lakae Road, Stephen, and
later ai Crediton, died nrLond
London on
Tuesday of last week of influenza,...,
Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Ar
thur Davis `af Exeter, and a daughter
of the late Abraham Dearing.
The death occurred odyn- Oct. 31st
in Meyro nice, Sask., of Howard Frost;
son-.in-la'w of Mr. Chas. Mason of De -
of Usborne.
De-
troit formerly 1
Y
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4
FlaVe restored tlionsands of lana•
dians to health and strength by.•
banishing their kidney or bladder
troubles.
The?' s'ationai ;Drug, tr ohomioaa Co.
bf Canada, 'Quilted, Toronto.
Try them, 50c. a pas, t;x+
THU
Wo!r!l sen are' busy rebuilding the
tawen' on. James , Street Methodist-
Church,
Norman NTorry and A. T. Harness
af' town hove each been atvarded.War,
Service Badges in, Class A and B.
Mr. John Rowe has coanmenoed o
aiuove his household effects from his
farm ;in, Hay Township ,trod his resi-
dence ,. on .Elizabeitli, streett Exeter.
iIr, . Stewartson, barber, is moviii;g.
bh family_, here this week from Lucent
occupying the house on the ,tcarner
of Ann and Carling streets, a ecent
vacated by Mx. C,• L; Wlsoni
ARM SHATTERED
i Mrs. 0. Southcott' received word
'Saturday 'that ; her bro„ther'-inelaw, Mr,
'Kenneth Gordon,, oil Sarttirday last 'hard
his left -arm' badly shattered when.. out
shooting near his home at Pickering,
On(t . Apoamenitly 'thee ghat exploded
and the .injuries ane very 'severe,'
There is danger, of his lasing the
arm. i.'Irs. Gordon was formerly Miss
Delight Hobbs, daugh(teid •orf ..the late-
Rev: Richard Hobbs,'FUNERAL OF OF MRS. STEWA•RT
The fune,'rail" afi the late Edna' Annie
Creech. wife ;of iN.fr. 'Alex, Stewart ,of
London, and formerly' Of 'Exeter, and -
only ;daughter of Mr. - and •Mrs Wm:
Cneech>aof Exeter, took place an Fri-
day ,morning last,• -from .thlegExeter„de-
pot .to Exeter cemetery on the - ar-
rival of ` thte . ntbni sg train from don,. Rev;” Dr. Medd cdriducted the
burial service, and those present from
a distance. were the husband, Mr.'
Stew -art Messrs. James Bissett and
Roy Davis of London, and 'Mrs. N.
W. • Creech of Brantford:
The late Mrs, Stewart; whose death
occurred at her hone, 657 York St.,
London, on Wednesday, afternoon last
October 30th, had, been ill about' ten
days of influenza, and was considered
much better during the week end, but
a sudden change far the worse took
place and the end carne rapidly in
spite of every care. Her mother had
been in. constant attendance upon her
during the whole of her illness. De
cieased was born, in Exeter, and re-
sided here until two years ago, 'when.
they moved to London. She was be-
loved by all who knew her. Besides
her husba,nd and, pareints she is sur-
vived by three little daughters, Irene,
Madeline and Florence, and one '"bro-
ther, R N. Creech of T,he Advocate,
Ir: Stewart and the children, were
also ill, but are ,recovering nicely. Sin-
cere sympathy goes out to the be-'
reaved relatives.
The late Mrs, Stewart was 38 years
of age.
DEATH OF ALFRED , WALTER.
Another of Exeter's well-known
and respected citizens has passed
away. We refer to the death, on
Monday jnarning, Nov. 4th, of Alfred
Walter et the age of 62 years. De-
ceased had been subject to heart
trouble .for the past year, and on; sev-
eral occasions had been in a critical
condition. His last illness commenc-
ed only a few days prior to his death,
and was aggravated by worry about'
his wife, who still continues seriously
with but very slight hopes of her
recovery. The end came shortly af-
ter seven o'clotck on Moaiday mlarn-
in:g. Born. in'Devonshire, England,
deceased came to Canada about 36
years ago, first settling in = London,
where he acted in the capacity ' of
fireman From that city he moved to
i'trrlaghanm and . later Brucefiel.d, Be -
life, wing.'rine "U1JSava u.. ltie.^ rotor..'.,, akin
the United States he ;left far iLan
City, where he remained for - three
years, or until his place of business
was burned, when he returned to Can-:,
ada and settled in Exeter. About 27
years ago he went back to England
and settled in Cardiff, Wales, but re-
mained only about two and a half
yealrs. He thjem, returned to Exeter,:
and has since made this his Moore, with
the exception of three years spes-nt•
at Devon, in the hotel business. He:
was a shoemaker by trade and was
a 'thorough workman and an expert'
at the business. He was a man much
lteepected for his good qualities of
both heart and head. A. man of more
than the average - intelligence, being`
well read and was ,especially interest-
ing inhis conversation. Manny a pleas-
ant and profitable hour has been pass-
ed between his friends and himself in'.
his workshop in the discussion of the.
various public tonics( in which he was
so much interested. He was always,
courteous and 'considerate and made•,
friends ` by ,his affability. Ile was
deeply interested Ln everything Brit-
ish and was lane of the most patriotic>
of our citizens. By„his friends as well'
as by his relatives his fess will be
deeply mourned. He was twice mar-
ried, bis first wife • predeceasing hien
about 22 years. Besides his wife (nee
Edith Dyer) he it survived by one
daughter and one soil,—Miss Mabel
of London and Herbert of town. He
also leaves
one brother. William of
Rahn River, Ont., and two sisters,
tvtrs. W. G. P;tewes and Mrs. John El-
liott of Steelton, Ont. The funeral
vhlch was private, took place to the
Exeter cemetery on Wednesday al
ernocan.
Miss B,eile Gotild Windsor is vis
ting with relatives her
eMiss Ethel Sweet was home from
Ti(iisanburg don. a bete; days.
IVIg. and Mrs. W. H. Lev -eft were up
rom. London o Monclay and Tuesday
Misses Lulu Martini at ri Irene Rivers
visited ,Miss Lillian, Boyle in London
ver Sunday,
Miss Gladys !I iestle relented Sat-
irday to.resume her teaching duties.
t Hamiflton.
Vliss Gladys Bissett of ,th,e staff of
andom. Consi:irivatary was Thome for
h,e week end, t'
privates. Jos, Davis and Maiurice
Quancc returned tof the; Guelph camp''
asst week, after a holiday here.
Mr. Frank Mallett, sr., who has
cen working in; Landon for two or.
h,ree months, hats' returnecl'"toExeter:
Mrs, Geo. Ea`sterbrook and daugh-
ers, Mrs, Lee and Miss Phoebe, re-
urned .from Seafortly on Monday ev-
ening,
Mr, and - Mrs, E.Dyer and Mrs,
Smith of Brantford arc here attend--
in the funeral of the late Alfred;
Walter.
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PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO. 8-3620
.oe .Department
' O.`•C7R I\ E 1 T • OFN ... OC'i SHOES RIGHT FROM THE MAtNV`-'
FACTURER ENA'BI:ES •US TO, GIVE YOU A BIG
ASSORTMENT AT
A GREAT SAVING IN PRICE.`
:DO THESE LINES -IN'
Y01J
.LADIES'" FELT. SHOES- ANIS_ '-SLIPPERS. in a veri etY Yof st les or'
,... i<
comfort and cold weather.
LADIES`. DARK` BROWN S-IGIC-LACED SHOES,r• with miluitatry,
•or.low heels, at 0;57.50i8.59
58.59 :, a
LADIES' HIGH.BROWN,''.SHOES Neolinnr soles: at _$7;50
LADIES:;'HIGH LACE' BLACK 'ICI1) OR PATENT'SHOES—the neiv
est•`style in Einpress make $6.0.0,ta
LAMES' ,TWO -TONED 111051'
tan Mocha- tdp, Einpi1ees at ' $9,50
Aho Hundreds Of'pai,rs of good
clear at $3.00 'ta 55.00
MEN'S WARM FELT ; SHOES
LACED SHOES—Black ,with:.grey.• or
EMPRESS SHOES regular' height, .to
AND SLIPPERS
MEN'S MAHOGANY 'SHOES,- Neal n. • Soles' at X5,5.0,
MEN'S GOOD BLACK" BOX CALF SIQES,—Sime quality, at Pham
55.00 to $5.5,N',: '
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK.' SHOES' at, 53.50 up,
And•Hunditjeds of pairs. of solid leather shoes' for Boys and
far .School;, or for Sunday, at moderate prices, ,
Girls
SOLE AGENTS
We are the sole agents for Exeter' far the famious Life -Buoy Rubbers
and Rubber Boots, fit any 'foot or a ny
'shad, I
Men's and Boys' Clothing , Depar ent
MEN'S HEAVY OVERCOATS FOR ' WINTER, $12,00 to $39,00.
YOUNG MEN'S BELTE FRENCH COATS 515,00 to $20.00
BIG RANGE' BOYS' OVERCOATS plain or belted at law prices.
SEE OUR LITTLE BOYS' OVERCOATS.,
MEN'S FUR COATS, GREAT VALUES AND GUARANTEED.
MEN'S READY -;•MADE OR MEN'S TAILOR MADE" SUITS
WE CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
JONES & MAY.
Heaadquarten "for the Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brands Cbathang
Men tie d Hays.
LICENSED' AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for' C.ounties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex arcndt Oxford. Farm,
Stock Sales a S,peciaLty. Office at
Cockshutt Wa¢jerooma, next` door- to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR'
Licensed Aut ,ti oniee,r for Counties of
lintion n anid Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Sathsfaeti,oai
G'uaratnteetd.
Crediton, Onkatrio.
The' new a issue of three .cunt stamps
does not Meloy, thie murk L T. C., which
meant one aerie war tax.
EM.A.LTH TALK
SPANISH .,.:INFLUENZA OR -GRIP
BY DR. LEE H. SMITH.
An old enemy is with us again, and
whether we fight a German or a germ,
we must put up.aigood fight, and not be
afraid. The influenza runs a very brief.
course.,when the patient is careful, and
if we keep the system in good 'condition
and throw off the poisons which tend to
accumulate within our bodies, we can
escape the „disease, Remember "these
three C's—a clean mouth, a clean: skin,
and clean bowels. To carry off poisons
from the system and keep the bowels
,loose, daily doses of a pleasant laxative
should be taken. Such a one is made
of May -apple, leaves of aloe, root of
jalap, and called Dr. Pierce's. Pleasant
Pellets. Hot lemonade should be used
freely if attacked by a cold, and the
patientshould be put to bed after a hot
mustard foot -bath.
To prevent the attack of bronchitis or
pneumonia and to control the pain,
Anuric tablets should be obtained at the
drug store, and one given every two
hours, with lemonade. The Anuric tab-
lets were first discovered by Dr. Pierce,
and, as they flush the bladder and
cleanse the kidneys, they carry away
much of the poisons and the uric acid.
It isimportant that broths, milk, but
termilk, ice-cream and simple diet
be given regularly to strengthen the sys-
tem and increase the vital resistance.
The fever is diminished by the use of the
Anuric tablets, but in addition, the fore-
head, arms and hands may be bathed
with water (tepid) in which a table-
spoonful of salaratus has been dissolved
in a quart. After an attack of grip or
pneumonia to build up and strengthen
the system, obtain at the drug. store' a
" `lIZ0,NEY. TO LOAN` "
We thea a Name, mount cf piitvate
fund's tb hoes On dorm aiafd ,te$11a'6 e(
proPierty alt 3aPr2s
of interast.
GL'ADM:iN & ST,ANBURY
Beirris'terai S#ol;iiicstort, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Baauister. Solicitor, Notauy Pubbc,
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc. Money tb loam at
lowest rates of irate rt. ,
Office-Maian Street, Exeter.
Dr, G. F. Rou(lstan, L. D. S., D. 1.D. S.
DENTIST
Member of the R. C. C., D. S. of Ont.
Honor Graduate „Taranto University
Office over Carlinng's Law Oflice.,
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dr. A. R. 'KINSMAN, L. D. 5., D.D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain• or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
,EYES TESTED FRET
Satisfaction ,Guaralntteed.
All errors of Eyesight corrected,
CREDITON DRUG STORE
Tea
Coffee-
Store
ee-StoJL
For the ah
groceries!, fruitsb
teats rim _ . evaryo
tb ug itx the groce y Up.
Opal and see has, A trig'
as to quality ut1111 c011tdiri-
o®.
Protium taken in mice
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
"Undertaking
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N.
_ W.fin/
Tan FUNERAL D1BJtCTQE:;
AND FU,RNrir I, DBAk:I R
Exeter a n Store
ictorey Bonds
lvlr, Frank' J. Delbridg,e:, one of the
Exeter; is unable to be mitt this week
please calli' up Thomas Cameron., Al
one of them will coil and get your
any Bank, DON'T MISS BUYING
crent, and the stronlgtest security in
and Exeter 5265,000.
NO
official canvassers i,ia Usborn'e d'
owing to, illness. If his friends v74.1
hert Irlarstiings, aa' 5. G. Stanbury, airy
apnlication, or you can lea,ve, it at
BONDS TO YOUR LIMIT, '54 per
the world: Allotment for Usb`orhe
Help ni(ajlt'O, lr;,
good i
ron tonic, called a Irontie" Tab=
lets o that well knownherbal tonie L
Aro Pieerce {olden Medical Discovery.
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