HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-1-9, Page 8eETER MAR -WETS
Changed Eacb, Wednesday
Fall Wheat
Spree; Wheat ,,. „», „•2,06:
Oats ,,, :,,, 70
Barley „> 990
Family Flour r .
Creamery butter ,,,, , 58
Dairy Butter ,,, 45 to 48
Ne;, Laid Eggs t o'aer 1 week old 60
Real small. or held Eggs ,,,, ,.. 46.
Lard 31
Potetcea .., . .. 135 - 1.75
Ha', per ton ,..,,. 15.00 to 16,00
Boge per ewt „ . ... 17.50
ANNUAL MEETING
EXET1;.R AGRICULT'L SOCIE 1Y
The Ai ed Meetixxg of the Exeter
A esulturas Society :will be e.e,cl in
the Town. Hall. Exeter, on Fridge,
January 17th, 1919 at 1.30 o'clock p.m.
for the purpose of electing Presid-
,,,xr. ,Viee-Presetleet and Directors for
the eesuia"g year, and trartsaet ng oth-
er ;rztpertant busesess.
Al:? members end !interested pasties
bouid attesad this reeeteag,
The D'tztectors are particularly^ re-
quested to meet befare the ;mewl
zrxeeer% at 1 o'clock sharp.
W D. SANDERS R• G, SEI D'ON
Preeeient Secretary
Tr' our Wheatleta for b:+eekfast,
Food and we have some nice Oat
Meal,
HARVEY BROS.
MOVING PICTURES.
High Class tiMovieg Pictures will be
put on in the Dome Theratee on Sat-
urday evening next; Do net mise,
them, They will be good.
FISl•1 l FISH!! FIST-' !
At Wilson's—Fresh White Fish,
Herring laid Hadde always on hand
in. season.
FOR SALE
Cbeice feed beans ate+ca,sonabk
j..
price, also a n umber o ehunke aa,
eig tFTee geed brood sows, due t
litter in 11art:.h,, CARLIN BROS.,
Phore. 52, HENSALL
LOOAL DOINGS,
Make 1919 a see ng Tear,
Corp C Horsley of Clinton, is
Listed with the killed,
We have been having some Mee
winter weather during the past week
Herb. 14L. Zettel of Greed Bears,
pr'soner in Germany, is repatriated!
Mr Orville Southcott has beers in
dere-se the week at Dr. Hyn.'lnan's
hospital.
Mr, Robert Dion ey was takers el of
;rehire= an Sunday and ie Stili eon --
fined to, his bed.
:Hiss Laura Jory has accepted a.
position with Mr. Lee Wilsen le the
store and has commenced riety.
We are glad to see Road Commiss-
ioner Bissett out again. after ten
days.' illness, ?1iies: Gladys s else re-
covermg ,nicely.
Rev R. J. Bowen, M. A., will oc-
cupy the pulpit in Caeca Presbyteries"
Church. on Sunday ntareexg, end in
the Trivia Memorial Church in tine
eve' ng, A behalf of the Bible Soc-
iety.
School re -opened on Monday with
large attendance of pupils, The
staff of teec1>R,rs in the High School
we,; one, short owine to .illness in the
family of. Kiss Ross, whose home i.
near Willierestown, Miss Martian is
substituti,n ; in the Primary roan of
the Public School, until a teacher is
secured, the former teacher, Miss
Horton, ha)arsg been engaged to take
the Fourth Book work, which has for
several years beezi ,n. charge se:74kis
Vosper, resigned.
Mrs Margaret Allem of tows" receiv-
ed wood the other day of the death.
of her sister, Mrs, Eli.abkth Shoe-
bore=
hoebot um in Fairbury, Sask.., at the
home of her soot Irrraeste Mrs, Shae-
bothem woe borti in London 77 rears
ago, and resided there for marry eears.
She :s survived by four brothers and
.zve sisters. They are; Wm. Wilsson,
of Cromarty, David Of Broup ldale,
leisee:rd Fw`i Loreto:), Soutar, Saua7 a,
of Ails, Crag, Mrs. \lacy J. Hobbs
near Thoradale, Mrs.Nancy C.O'Neil�
of Parkhill, 'eIrs. Margaxet llen
of
�
Exeter, Mrs - 4tarthe 4. Rou.tied.g,v
of
VETERINARY PRACTICE. Zurich, and Mrs. Prudence ,e'err, of
Neb asks, W S.
Dr. Hersey A. Corsant has bought •,••�•
the practice of Sweet 8: Reid and RETURNED SOLDIeRS,
will continue business at the same
stand. W R Sheppard of 'Mitchell, Geo.
L Kemp of St. Mans, Fred T. Ar -
MODEL FLOUR is good Flour. Our nold of G:oder„ ch,
flour is Whiter now as restrictions are
being removed.; Try it I MAIL CLOSES.
HARVEY BROS,
(eying to the changes in the rail -
TEACHER WANT1e,U. N4ay time -table the morning mans at
the post -office are now .suede up at
Fat the. Primary Department of Ex- 9 o'clock for the south and 10 tec.1a4 k
eter Public School. Duties -commence for the north.
Jan 6th. Apvly Miss K. MacFaul, ---
Exeter 5 CENTS A CALL ON THE
LOST.—A pair of black curly driv K1RItTON LINE,
ing gloves. Frartder kindly leave at Commencing January lst a charge of
this office, 5c is beim; made to call people On
the Kirkton Telephone Line. The
SECOND-HAND STOVES—A few same rate is in effect from St, Marys
good second -.hand, coal or wood cook and a protest is being made in that
stoves for sale—a snap.—Geo. Hawkins
ESTRAY HEIFER
There strayed away from the prem-
ises oI the undersigned. about three
weeks ago, red heifer A reward will
be given for her return, or for infor-
mation that will lead to her recovery
Otto Ewald, Butcher, Crediton,
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness
LAND WANTED.
300 acres or more land for fax
for next year. for which good rental
will be paid.
Ontario Flax Company
Jou. Davis, Exeter.
Phone 13 r 12
CROIX DE GUERRE
Capt Will J. Knight has been, award
ed the French War Cross, Croix de
Queue. tau Class, for distinguished'
service in the field.
DEATH' OF MISS GILLIS.
There passed awaey at Dr. leyrd-
man's Hospital, or► Tuesday mornings
Alice :Myrtle Gillis, only daughter of
the late David Gi11ie aged 20 years
1 month. The deceased was taken, 10.
of iztflueoza on Saturday., She was at
once removed to the hospital, but she
soon succumbed to true rates of the
deadly disease, The funeral took
place on Wednesday afternoon to
Exeter cemetery.
QU ANCEDILLING,
The marriage took place at 'the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Mingo east of 'Jensen,
on Wednesday, Jain. 8th, at 12 o'clock
noon of their daughter, Laura 13eatrce
to Mr. E. Maurice Quaace, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Quaz ce of Exeter.
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
A E. Doan of Henle The cere-
mony aver. all sat dowa to a sump-
tuous wedatg dimer:. The young.
couple took the_ ev 'ng train for a
tris: to Haw,lttan♦ lecredotu and Tor-
onto, The bride travelling in a tailor -
el suit of brown valour, with, ht io
match and wearing a black fox let
of furs the gift of the grootn. Qn
their return they will] take up .cheer
residence on. Ann Street, Exeter. Con-
gratulations and best wishes are
theirs
Mr. W, H. elartyrz of London spent
Wednesday in Exeter!•
County Clerk Geo. W Holman of
Gode:rich visited relatives here last
week
Miss May Sanders returned Satur-
day sight from a two week' visit
Windsor
Mrs. Trumper and, children have re-
turned from a visit of three weeks in
London.
Miss Olive S. W.dlert leas returned
from two weeks'holidays. Mies 41yr-
de Willert spent a few days at l;ome
Mr. Frani: Boyle, traveller for Ike
Imperial Oil Co„ is attending a meet-
ing of the compares at Hamilton this
week
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kuntz were
coiled to I3a:lhwood owing to the
death of the former's father Jacob
Kuntz,
lfr, Herb. Trevethick of :efeifort,
Sash,, arrived here Saturday to elsit
snelatives and friends in this neigu-
borhood,
Miss Rosabell Pfaff, who visited hese
parents, returned to London to re-
sume her music course at the ltillikin
College.
Mrs E J, Spackman, who has been
bore for several days, owing to the
illness of Mrs. Tamaas, returned to
her home in Toronto' Monday.
Mr. A, E. Andrew and younger son,
returned bonne last week from the
west where they spent the summer
oa their farm, The elder son re-
mained le the west.
Miss Gert'- Short returned Monday
town, A protest should go in from 1 to Toz(onto, where she will resume•
her studies at the Deaconess emu" -
Exeter as well, When a oust amer "ne School. Miss Fern Short also re-
turned to London to resume her stud-
ies at the Business College.
of the Bell Line pays $20 a year for
a phone he should have free smoke
o:z a territory a little larger than his
own village, This is the general tien-
ion of the Bell patrons..
INSTALLATION OF OFICERS.
The ix"stailation of officers of Leb-
anon Fonest Lodge, No. 133, A. F. & For Infants and Children
A 14i., took place en Fra lay even -
an Use For Over30Years
iris, St John's night. V. aVor. Bto.
M. Eacrett performed the ceremony, Always bears
assisted by Past Masters Tne fol-
lowing officers were ;nstalled:-=1. P. Signaturctiie of r
M., Bro. A. Hastings; W. M., B:o.
W. J Beer; S. W., Bret R. N. Rowe;
j W., Bro. A. E. Kuhn; Chap., V.
War Bro. M. Eacrett; Secy War.
Tiro R. N. Creech; Treas., V. Wor.
Ero C H. Sanders; Dir. of Cer.,
Wor, Bro. W. W. ;Taman; S. D., Bro.
Nelson Stanaake; j. D., Bro. E. M.
NOTItCE Dignan; I. G., Bro. R. W. Puke; S.
_ S., Bra. H. 5. Hovland; '5. S., Bro.
Opti a. he probable serious fuel M,,, J. Southcott; Tyler, Bro. S. Sweet
eitnati .: • e • Fuel Commissioners of Auditors;- Bros. F. J. Delbridge, R.
the 'Toa: ,a -i;t of Usborne have order- 'V Fuke,
,ed four :-toads of screenedsoft
coal tihrot, , ale's deader, �V. Ct. Medd; DEATH OF MISS BALKWILL.
WirreheLses. Seeing that there is Au Exeter woman„ Miss Mary Balk -
likely to b tittle or no hard coal wilt,died on. January 3rd in London,
forthcoming r.:ta.payers are advised to at the age of 60 years}, She was born
place their orders with either the in Exeter, and was a daughter of the
late Mr and Mrs. Wm. Balkwill. Her
parents and an. only brother died scy-
eral years ago. Miss Balkwill resided
in Exeter nearly all her life, and was
7;e.,pected and 'esteemed by all who
k:uew her. She was a faithful and
consistent member of the James St.
Methodist Church and a devoted
Christian,. The remains were brought
here on Saturday, .arid the funeral.,
private, which � va= "'vane, took 'Place m
Sunday from the resi.idence of her`
cousins, Mr: I. R. and the Misses Carl-
ini;, to Exeter Cemetery.
CASTOR IA
Reeve or any of the Councillors to
secure their needs.
Ti5NBY STRANG, 'Clerk.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 1 Con. Usboirrie Tp., about 104
acres with 5 acres timber thereon;
has been seeded down for five years.
Good brick house with kitchen.,
slate
root on. both; bank barn 50x75 feet,
wit', cement floors in basement; about
30 apple trees;, This is an excellent
farm, well watered and well located.
Wil' be sold right. If not " sold rx+i11 DEATH OF MRS. PASSMORE.
be rented. Apply to Wm. Whiteford,
Exeter, Ont. The death occurred in Calgary, Alta.
on January grid, of 'a former Exeter
lady, in the persona of OliiVe Hoop-
, er, wife of Arthur Passmore, at the
age ,of 36 years. Deceased bad'beeu
i11 only a.few days of influenza ' and
pneumonia, She had for years been
} troubled with asthma, Mrs. Passmore
was a daughter of the late Nelson
Hooper and Eliza Pickard, and was
a native of Exeter.; After the death
of her parents she resided for .some
ears with her aunt, Mrs; "Win. G, Bis -
nett: Later she trained as a nurse in
Victoria Hospital, . Lendor4:t. Several
years alga -she maritired, Mr. Arthur
Passntose,, son sof Mr. Henry Passmore
of town, Since their marriage ° they
resided in the West, except during
the year of 1917, when they lived' in
Exeter, Beisaides the husband she is
survived by two daughters. Thee fun-
funeral
un
funeral, -.took place in Calgary.
Mail Cont><act
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
-the Postmaster General, will be re-
ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri-
day, the. 24th day of January1919„for
the conveyance of His Majesty's
Mails, :an a proposed Contract for
four years six times per-week,:•over
Exeter No. 3 Rural Route, from the
Postmaster. General's Pleasure.
Printed 'notices containing ` further.
information as -to`conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and blank
forms of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Offices of _Exeter . Hay,
E1inn�-alle, Hensall and `Credited,
and tat the office of the post Office
Inspector, London.
CHAS. E. H. FISHER,
post Office .Inspector.
Post Office inspector's Offivice,
London, 13th December 1918.
.All.interested ,3n the "Choral .Soc-
iety” are cordially invited to attend
a nieetling 'qn Monday evemi,ng, next,
at 8 ,a'clack sharto ito the School
room of James St. ,Church. All sing-
er; are welcome. •
"Wo -L, Clarke, Director.
Notice of Tender
HAULING BUILDING MATERIAL
FOR WINCHELSEA SCHOOL
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the undelttsii:gnled for the hauling of
20 thousand Milton, pressed brick to
be taken, from the car on the siding
at. Exeter, and hauled to the Win-
chelsea. School yard, and _arefaily
piled. Anyone may tender for one or
more thousand,. The brick are ex-
pected about the 20th of Januray,
Tende-(sfor hauling 16 cords' of gra-
vel from Wood's Pit and put in •a
neat pile in the Wirachjetstea School
yard. The gravel must be clean acid
fit for. cement work.. Anyone may
tender for one or more cords. Con-
tract to be completed before June 1,
1919,
Tend(ens "far hauling 7 cords of sand
s Pit,aput irt, a
fiom Canln and neat
pile in the Winlch)elisea School yard.
Contract to be completed before Juhe i
lst, 1919. Anyone may tender for
one or more cords.'
The lowest or any tender not nec- 1
essarily accepted by the committees:
Tenders to be in 'the hands of the'
Secretary on or before the 16th day
of January, 1919.
j, W.' SKINNER
EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, JAN. 9, 1919
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JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-362e
Great Clearing Sale of Furs
Ali , Our Ladles' Fur Coats and Sets
Must Go Regardless of Price
Although we have bad a splend'd season's business in Furs, we do
not wish to carry over a. single z.z,r•uent to next falls So this is the
reason for our lig price reductio--, Of course at these reduced prices
they must be sold for strictly cob b ;t f.; 4mpassibie to give a complete
list of and description of our far k. so we +,i;iJI ,only mention a few
Janes to give you an idea of aur paices.—
1 only Lady's Uludson Sent ,Coat, beaut'ful quality of skies, Old Rose
Pople 'trued, in. very latest style, was $240, Jewelry 5a1e price $200 00
lens42
1 only 25.00,tyforSe'ect Caitad':en 1,usi.r:at Coat. ,L: inch, was
$100,00
2 Only Mustkatt Coats, same as above, one: 45 .nth long, were,
$140,00, .for , ,,,,, ....... , ••:.. , , ,. , $110.00
1 .only Mink Marmot Coat, was $110.00, far $85.00
Sets Scarfs and Muffs
2 Natural Wolf Sets were $22.50, for . ... ...... ..... 317.00
1 Natural Wolf Set, was 530.00, for ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , 522.00
1 Natural Wolf Set, was .. 332.50 for ...... ............ .... ...... $25.00
1 Natural Lynx Set, was 333.00 for ,..,,,,,, , 325,00
1 Patagonia Fox Set, was 327 00 for $21 00
1 Black Fox Set, Was 336 00 for ......... 525 00
1 Natural Wolf Set, was 525 50 for ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,• •439 00
1 Natural Wolf Set, was $23 50 for ,,,,,.,,, „ , _woo
Z Badge' Sets,, were 3iZ850 for ., , ..... ...... ......... 522 00
1 Columbia Sable Set was 333 50 for ....... ......... $25 "00
E:ctra Special Black Russian Waif Muffs and Neck Furs to clear at
each...... ........ .... ..... ...... ......... ....,, ,,,,,, ,,, 35 00
Men's Fur Coats
Men's ;Best Quality Wallaby or Tasmania Coon Coats, reg 375 for 360.00
Men's Black Dog Coats at elear at..... ... 335 00
e''en's Heavy Ulster Overcoats at ,.,... at 31300 `-: $15 00
BIG BARGAINS IN BOYS' OVERCOATS
YOUNG MEN'S BELTED OVERCOATS IN THE NEWEST STYLES
BOX'S HOCKEY SHOES -- ALI. SIZES IN STOCK
GREAT CLEARING SALL. STILL CONTINUES ON LADIES' PLUeli
AND CLOTH COATS, DRESSES AND SUITS
JONES & MAY
Headquarter* far ter Ctbitated SeadMard St Lion Bantle Clothing
?'its aid &p i.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices)
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convig•i
Oe.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
HORSES WANTED,
I warn't an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year+ old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years olid
up weighing from 1300 'pounds up,.
Parties having thie reetrired stuff,
write or phone 83 'Exeter.j DOWG.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wit hero a brge moored of private
Et at»'too Loan on fame and Altagm:
pty at law rotes of lntatt.
(9lSI AD'ME3rN & STANBU1tY
Barrist'era, So4dcftou . E►xttei.
ISAAC R. CARY.ING, B.
Barrister Solicitor, Notate Public,"
Commissioner; `Solicirtor for the Mai-
sons Batik, Et& Motley tb loan at
»,reit rates of intent.
Office—Main Street; Ex'etee.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE .FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Dr, G. F, Roueston;. L. D. S., D. 'D. S.
DENTIST
Member of thtie, R. C. a, 110. S, of Ont,
Honor 'Graduate Toronto University
Office over Carnage Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dr. A. R, KINSMAN; I.. D..S., D. D. S
Honor Graduate Toronto Uanwersity
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad. effects: Office' Over Gladnian ::&
Stanbury's Office, Mainz Street, Exeter
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONE1sR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, , ,Midd jes'ex and Oxford. , . Farm
Stock Snaps a .Specialty. Office
e,<af
Cock huts Watiesoomnext-°' door to
Ceantral', Hotel,' Main Street, Exeter.;
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer, far Cour es oi`
Htunotc orad Middlesex
priced ' Rhe ax d Satiefaetion
Guaranteed.
Creditors, — Ontario.
A Clearing Sale
of
general Store Goods
-AT A REDUCED PRIME
A discount of 15 Per Cent on orders
not• less than $ 5.
Everything will. be sold as the
Proprietor has bought a farm.
M. Wild, Elimville
Exeter Bargain Stor
Stock Taking Sale
DURING JANUARY WE ARE BUSY TAKING STOCK AND
THERE ARE PLENTY OF ODDS • AND ENDS THROWN OUT AT A.
PRICE 'THAT MAKES THEM' GOOI) BUYING. e,
Clearing Sale of Wool Caps wad Neck Scarfs at 48c.
Odd Lines of Cozy Slippers at 98c.
Odd Lines, of „Underwear, Gloves, Mit:;, Ti1es, Etc.
Men',., and ,Boys'• Heavy Rubbers and `Sox. '
FINE SI-10ES IN ALL. THE NEW COLORS AND SHAPES.
eave
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