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EXETER MARKETS
anged Each Wednesday
yeti to `r1.,1t
a �a
Wheat
ono In T no
Oa,: on.,,... ,,. go, .... ,55
,65
vanity Hour :.5.90
Creamery butter 58
Dairy Butter .... 45
Egg' 522
teed .,..�.,...
Potatoes ..".. 1.35 1,75
Hay
.,$18 sea $19
Hog.: 15.00
TO ORGANIZE TURF CLUB.
Al'. those inteeeisted in the Organ-
ization of a Turf Club in Exeter will
please attend a meetin.g for that .'ur.•
Pose ..n the Town Hall, ::��•_., r1n
Friday, Feb. 7th, at 8 &clock p.m,
BUSINESS FOR SALE, - Grocery
store and stock, residential part )
Landon. -Sydney Smyth, 404 Talbot
St„ London.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs T. G. Creech desire: to thank
the Canadian. Order of Foresters and
the. Independent Order of Odd€allows
for the prompt payment of insurance
claims.
BARGAINS I
A quantity of Black and Green Tea
also Coffee, regular 65c.; to ..leer at
Soc. 10 per cent. off on all foot-
wear for February. -H. Blerlieg, Ex-
eter North.
CANADIAN EXPRESS AG E2 r
APPOINTED.
Mr. B. S. Murray, ,superintendent :rf
above, wa:: in, town last week and ap-
pointed Mr. C. T. Broak.> as their
ageat la place of the late r. ts.
Creech. Mr. Brooks: will continue to
carry on his Insurance Business and
wishes to return thanks to all, for
support in the past, and asks for a
continuance of their patronage.
All Express accounts due the late
G Creech are requested to be
paid ar one at Express Office.
In reference to baggage and freight
all orders left at Express Office will
be promutly attended to for Mrs.
Creech C. T. BROOKS.
ESTRAY STEER.
There strayed onto the premises of
the undersigned, North Half Lot 6,
Con. A.. Stephen a red yearling steer
The owner can hare same by proving
ownershie and paying expenses.
Ferdinand Disjardine.
NEW VETERINARY.
A. M Vining, V. S., will, open up
a Veterinary practice, in town, and un-
til he procures an office will be found
at the Central Hotel, where he will
.attend to ail calls.
ICE CREAM:
Silverwood'. at Wilson's all the
time. Orders taken for parties.
Wilsons Phone 56.
VETERINARY PRACTICE✓,
Dr. Henry A. Corsant has bought
the practice of Sweet & Reid and
will continue business at the sa,me
stand.
LANA WANTED.
300 acres or more land for flax
for next year, far which good rental
will be paid.
Ontario Flax Company
Jas. Davis, Exeter.
Phone 13r12.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned until noon, Monday, Feb-
ruary 10th, 1919, for the construction
of the Anderson Drain in the Town-
ships of Fu]larton, Blanshard and Us•
borne. Plans, specifications, etc., may
be seen tt the Clerk's Office, Full-
artea, o: at John Rogers' O. L. S.
Ofti •e. Mitchell. A marked cheque
representing 10 per cent. of th:e con-
tract pie must accompany each ten-
der. T'.i: lowest or any tender not
i9eeess tri' y accepted,
R. H. POMEROY,
Township Clerk.
Fu](larton P.O,
NOTBCE
Owing to the probable se rioua fuel
scituation the Fuel Commissioners of
the Township of U borne have ord,em-
ed four ear -loads of screened sofa
goal through their dealer, W. G. Medd
Winc1 a1sea. Seeing tba.rt there is
likely to be little or no fid: coal
forthcoming ratepayers are advised to
plate their orders with either the
Reeve or any of the Councillors to
secure their needs.
HENRY STRANG, !Clerk.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 1, Con. 6, Usbiorne, about 104
acre.s with 5 acres timber thereon;
has been seeded donn fax fine years;.
Good brick house with kitchen, slate
root ea both,; bank barn 50x75 feet,
with cement floor 3x basement; about
30 apple trees, This is an excellent
farm, well watered and well located.
Wil' be sold right; If not sold will
be rented. Apply to Win, Whiteford,
Exeter, Ont.
Wanted!
KEEPER, MATRON AND ASSIST-
ANT MATRON.
Man and wife to take charge of the
Huron County House of Refuge and
farm in connection therewith;. Also an
Assastaaat Matron. Duties . to con.-
mange as soon as possabieb Applica-
'iions in writing, or a personal abpli-
eatiosa to the undelreilgned .as soon as
:passible. preferred..
John Torrance,
Inspector H. of R.
21, 1919.Clinton.
Clinton; Jan.
ExErns ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, 'TAN. aQ, ISig
ralearstiantemereaFairarisslassitssersilast
LOCAILI. DOINGS.
•r ils�r�rrlsaiuVal
A dance. wag gi eta ia1 'WM:M. 1 s
Hail on Monday evening,
The wings of ;riches are not the kind
that angels use on. their headgear.
Mr. Thorn, Baker, has been c,onfit,ed
to his home for several days through
illness.
Major W. Is Heamatr..has beet, ear
en. hi:, discharge, as has also Private
Liotti: Day.
Dr Vining, V.S. bias rented Mr. A,
McDenell s stables and has establish-
ed an office and barn therein.
A memorial eervuce wall be con-
ducted next Sunday evening in C'av-
en Presbyterian church in memory of
sae hl. Private John Laing.
air. N. 1). Hurdon has awar sou•-
serxir from Germain in the shape of a
German bugle grey ae, co1.or, and of
ie. date 1917. His 'Son; Pte. Eric,
sent it
Mr;, Gordon Murray of Hamilton
spoke very interestingly to the James
Street congregation in the morning,
anal to halo Street congregatilon to
the evening of Sunday last.
It is reported that robins have been
see=r at several places in Ontario. If
t sa this °is the earliest for robins in
the history of the oldest inhabitant
cr€ Ontario, The rtoh n rarely arrives
from the south earlier than the 25th
of February,
Mr. Chas. Smell has disposed of his
flee brick dwelling on John Street,
recently vacated by Mr. Fred May,
to Mr. Josiah Nestle, who recently
sold his farm in Stephen. He will
.move to town shortly.
Lieut Thompson of Seaforth, in
,instrectot in the Royal Flying Corps,
and we° is now awaiting his •Jis •
charge., has been engaged. on the
Exeter High School staff, and as-
sumed. his duties 4n Friday last.
W D. Sanders nas purchased
the tatty acre farrn belonging to his
brother Mr. J. A. Sanders of Wood -
;tock on. the 3rd concession of Ste
peen. Mr. W. D. Sanders has had
the property rented for a number of
years it being just opposite 'his 100
acre farm.
Or: Monday et ng Court Har-
mony, :so 61, Car ad en Order e
Foresters, met in, their Lodge Room
end elected the following officers for
the year, -C. R.., Bro. Asa Peathale,
V.0 R., rhos. Diatney; Treast, C. J.
Luker, Chap., Wm, Andrew; F. S,
Is N Rowe; R. S., F W. Gladtnan
S. W. E. Rowcliffe; J.W., Geo. Hill,
S. B., P. Hera; J.B., E. A. Follick;
Conductor, Chas, Northcott; auditors
J S. Harney and E. M. Dignan..
Report of the Exeter Branch of
the H C. W. C. A. for January:-
Crlediton-12 shirts, 23 suits py-
jamas, 45 pair socks.
Soldiers' Aid Exeter -21 pair socks,
3 suits pyjatna,s,
Woman's Institute, Exetetr-19 pair
socks
W C. T. U., Exeter -31 pillow ;;as
e. 14 pair socks, 25 towels, 18 <.hirts,
1 wash cloth.
Thames Road -20 shirts, 2 suits of
pvjam:v, 14 stair socks., Total value
$350.25. -Vera Essery, Sec'y.
Organized agriculture has received
the unstinted and Ioyal support of the
Weekly Sun,, Toronto, during the
iwemity-eight years of its e.x'istence,.
It is to -day giving generous and
hearty support to. every movement
calculated to further the interests of
those •e nga ;cd i;a agriculture Those
farrei s who. wish to keep in touch
with the great co-operative move -
meat among agriculturists in Ontar-
io, should read it .every week,. • The
xomen of this farm .will be particul-
arly interested in, the Woman's page
specially written for The Sun by a
woman living on a farm.
RETURNED SOLDIERS
During the week; the following bays
of the overseas forces have returned
-G R Carroll of Lucan;, R. C. Dick
of near Exeter; H. J. Gai,ser of Dash-
wood, H A. Johnstone of Blyth, E.
B. Martelle of Medford, W. B. Scott
of Blyth. D. H. Sodawater, Corp. Col-
uuhouta, Pte. Hawles of Mitchell; II.
G. Swann. of Staffa, W. M, Westlake
of Bayfield, N. Willoughby, Private
Westcatt of Seaforth, Corp. Cree and
Pte. Thompsort ;af Clinton, Pte. Can-
field of Hemisall, Pte. Frteeth, and Pte
Smith of Goderich, Pte. Andrews
and Pte Irvine of St. Marys.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
On Sunday evening last a m.emarial,
service was conducted in 'James -St.
Methodist church• by the pastor, in
memory sof .the late Lance Corporal
Elmer. T. Willis, sae ,of Mr. Joltni Wil-
lis, who was killed in action in France,
The Young IVaemis 'Clas;s of which he
was a -member, attended in a body.
Rey. J.: W. Baird preached and 'read
letters front the, front regarding the
deceased .as a sold'uee,. The choir
tendered appropriate music. Private
Willie won the -Military Medal for
conspicuous bravery in saving two
comrades . under. maPlaiine gun fire.
SOUTH HURON- AGRI, SOCIETY:
The annual meeting, of the members
of the South. Bunion, Agricultural So-
ciety was held Art the Commercial
Hotel, Heniall,; Theirs is still a bal-
ance of .$161.04 Ste the treasury. The
following officers and directors were
apoointed for the curret year -Pres,
R. D. Bea, Hensall; 1st .Vice -Pies.,
E. Warne Zurich ; end Vice -Pres., E.
K1op , Zurich; Directors, H. C. Sol-
dan, tE Klopp, O. Geiger, O. Klopp
D. McDonald, J. Dealer, Robt. Mc
Laren, D. Burns, R. Thompson, Hon,
Director.; were appointed as follows:
W. D. , Sanders, John. Laporte, G. C.
Petty, J. Hood, W. Buchanan, Robt.
McKay, John Glenn, J. Ballantyne, M.
Thompson, R. Hoggarth, D. McKellar,
J. Scott and W. Dalrymple. H. Ar-
ntbld. and C. MCDornell, Henan were
re -appointed' auditors. It was idecided,
fo hold a'seed farm' and a Spring'
horse and cattle show at iien1sallthi,s
year as •usual. The Seed show will be
held on, Friday, Feb. 28, and, the date.
for the Horse and Cattle show ' was
set for Tuesday, April 5th.
Miss Stella Soutlieott, spent tlieweele
eft d out London.
Pte Leon Treble spent the Week
end i:r, London.
Mr. Elmer Tucker as in Stratford
attending Business Colleges
Mr Richard Bissett of London was
vesitor in town towsu con Saturday.
Private Sbaddoek of London. seen;
a day with Private Leors Treble.
Rer Dr. Colin Fletcher left last
week on :a trip totibia, Pacific Coast.
Mr Wrtt.. Blatchford of Toronto
VMS 3a town on business during the
.reek
.lir Harmon Davr,dso.n Of Saginaw,
Mich., visited here with old friends,
tor a few days.
'firs M. J. Williams of Kingsville
i< <,isiting her sister, Mrs. F, W, B.
Defeats for two weeks.
Miss Vera Rowe spent the week
end is Strafford with her sister who
is attending Normal School;,
Sergt Victor Sweet .has zeceived his
discharge and spent a few days at
iiia home here, later returning to
Windsor
If any subscriber, by any mischance
should not receive his copy of the
paper, we should be glad to notify
us at once, as ,tive try to .hare a few
extra copies on hand .n case of such
a contingency arising.
COKE FOR. FUEL. -I wide .have a
car of Coke for domestic use at Ex-
eter Station Jam, 30. Anyone in need
of fuel cal up 0, TIEMAN, Desert -
wood,
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR. SALE,
A first-class restddenitial property, • a
in good state of .repair, on Huron
Street, Exeter,. Aral be sold 'reason,
ab le, Apply W. j. MALLOTr,
"Exeter, Ont.
MEN'S MADE-TO-lvi1. ASURE
SUITS
This Department of our Store is
growing fast. We are turning out
perfect fitting suits at temperable
prices; cut im; any style you wishl:
Ask lir. Sheere to ,show you our
clothe and styles,
JONES & MAY, Exeter,
If yet find or lose any thing : •vont
to seta buy or exchange, talk through
The ADVOCATE about It in .sour
owr interests, and the interests oz .he
other bat ty.
HORSES WANTED
I wank an unlimited number of
Horses in, good condition. Geldings 5
year, old up, weighing from 1500
pound> up. Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. 5. DOW
MONEY TO LOAN
We its a lttage amount aif private
fuatt& to Loan ea arm amid sildarg4
property at law mtots atf Intaamt.
()LAMM ILM & STAMM=
BaesIsteis, SIoWitoeer, Ezatee
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public.
Commiss1ozrer;, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Bane, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of blared.
Office -Main Street, Rester.
Dr, G. F. Rottlsto¢r, L. D. S., D. 'D. S.
DENTIST;
Member of the K C. Cs, D. S. of Ont.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Maim Street, Exeter
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONE1,R AND
VALUATOR. for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sakes a Specialty. Office at
Cockthutt Wanarooms, net door to
Central -Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer a ot
ROM wad Miliftestet
Prices Reasonalttle arid Sareifaetion
Crediton, -- Ontario.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every.
thing in the grocery line
Cell and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
Oe.
Produce taken in exchange -
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
-Undertaking
E. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR ,-
AND FURNITURE' DEALER
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JONE'S &MAY
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CANAp., :F9;;SQD BOARD LICENSE ,„140 8-3620
BEAT FEBRUARY
CLEARING SALE;
immense Stock Must Be Reduced
Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Up -
To -Date Merchandise
Commencing this week and cont nuint throughout February, we are
conducting a Great Stock Reduc°;ng Sale, which will mean a rare oppor-
tunity for you to save dellars on, your Spring Requirements,
We have just finished Stock Talcirt, and rind that our Stock is nearly
double what we carry is normae times. While wholesale prices tu nearly
all linea are stall advancing we rnd that we must :seduce our stock
and turn ,it into cash. As the object of tai: sale is to raise money, these
Bargains must be sold on a cash bas',. Produce will be taken as cash.
As quantities in many fines arc limited the early buyers will get best
values It is impossible to give an nelete list of bargains - but below
c -e quote a few items to give you an idea of our valees,,
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
Hundreds of pairs will be found in open bunks on our counter.
Shopping made easy, You can. wait on yourselves. We must reduce our
stock, sc- have put the lenge in deer. None of these bargain Shoes allow-
ed out on ap, noval, as we cannot afford to .mss sales.
400 )pair Ladies' Empress. Shoes worth $4,50 to 57.50 pair, our -ale
price $1.98 to 53.98
36 pair Ladies' high laced shoes. English last, on sale at $3,49 pair.
150 pair Men's Slater, Astoria and Long -Life Fine Shoes in black and
brown, guaranteed solid leather throughout, worth un to 57.50 a pair,- a
a rare snap to clear at 54,50 pair.
Men's Heavy Cote work -shoes, solid leather. to be Staid at $3.93
Children's Shoes at Special, Prices Space does not permit des rip -
tion; Come and see them.
Mea's Black Rubber Boots. Feb. sale price $3.40
Leather Leggings at 51.98
at
Men's Clothing and Flats
30 Men's Ulster Overcoats to clear at '512, $13 and 515,
50 Meet's Rain Coats, regular $13.50 and 515.00 to blear at 510.00
Men's Sovereign Brand Suits to clear an •515.00 and $13.
3 Only Men's Wallaby Fur Coats regular $75.00 for 560.00
10 Men's Black Dog Coats worth up to $45, to clear at 530 to 538.
24 Boys' Bloomer Suits, sizes 29 to 35, splendid school suits, to clear
`56.50
52.00
Boys* Odd Coats at '
OVERALL BARGAINS -15 Doz. 3ferc's Overalls,
Biro B brand, sold everywhere at $2.00. Get your supply in Feb, at
Smocks to match at 51'09'
MEN'S FELT HATS, couldru't be bought under 5.3.00 wholelsale lto-
day, all colors, for Feb. Sale only at $2.75
Boys' Overcoats and Suits. Space does not permit description, Come
and see the
Men's Heavy Ribbed Underwear, 98c.
10 dozen Men's Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Wool and Cotton
mixture, sizes 36 to 44, well worth 1.50 garment. Our special reduction
sale price, theegarment 98c,
5 dozen Men's all wool heather regularly worth 75c. to clear at 59c
8 dozen Men's fine negligee Shirts 51.75 value 'to clear at $1,25
3 dozen pair Men's Heavy ,Lined Kid Gloves; were $2.00 to clear at
$1.25
2 dozen pair Men's Knitted Wollen Gloves at clear at per pair 45c.
5 doz Men's Heavy Leather Mitts, reduced to 51,00 pair
4 doz Boys' Heavy Winter Caps cleart+n'g at 45c.
Our Ladies' Wear Department
7 doz fine Voile Blouses, sizes 35 to 44, worth up to $1,75, Feb.
Salk price 51.19 each
Ladies Crepe and Silk Blouses Odd line; and Sizes to clear at 53.95
each.
20 doz. pair Ladies' ail Wool Cashmore hose, in black only, regular-.
ty worth 85c., for Feb. sale price 63c, 2 pair for 51.25
Cosset cover embroideries, 200 yards, worth up to 50c. yard, to 'clear
at29c. yds
SILK POPLINS -All, colors, including black, 36 in. wide, good wear-
ing quality, special Feb. sale price, 51.50 yd,
Black Parlette Silk -one week only -36 in, vide:, worth 52.00 yard,
Feb sale price $ 1.50
Ladies' Silk Gloves, 5 doz. pair in white, black and some colors,
double-tipoed fingers, on, sale while they last at 75c. pr.
PLUM AND CORDUROY VELVETS in nearly all ,calors, scold all
season at 90c. and .51.00 yd. Feb sale price 69cd.
Ladies' Winter Coats all greatly reduced in price, Up-to-date coats
as lots as $14.95
Ladies' Seal Plush Coats -6 only left -beautiful quality, were 534.50
Feb sale pairce 525 each,
All Childeent's Coats reduced .ie prices.
Furs! Furs! Furs!
Alt our Ladies and Girls' Neck Furs and Muffs ;must go
tarice. Beautiful sets in Wolf, Fox, Persian, Lamb, Etc,,
ly low prices.
1 only MN/link Marmot Coat, was $110 for
1 only Canadian Muskrat Coat, wa; $125 for
2 only Canadian Muskrat Coats were $140 for
1 only Hudson, Seal Goat, was $240, for
1 only Fur Collared Croat, was 523,50, for
regardless of
et redicuious-
585.00
5100.00
5110
5200.
Cotton Staple Bargains
Heavy ,Crash, Towelling, regularly 30c. far 23c.yd.
Factory Cotton; 30c. quality, for0c
Finks Bleached Cotton 35c. quality for 25c.
White Flanlneaette, 350 yds., extra fine quality, regularly 45c. yd. for
cd.
4 Webs Black De -nim, extra heavy weight for Overalls and Smo kss,
75c. value fon 55c. yd,
Ladies' Sweaters, and scarf and Cap, sets ell greatly reduced in Price
YARN SPECIAL -100 lbs. Canadian, 2 end 3 ,ply, grey, black, white
and mottled, to clear at 29c. per I; lb, skettt,,
Flannelette Blankets, Ibex and Defiance brands! Get your supply at
5315 and 53.95 pair.
Grocery Specials
Old Homestead Soaps 5c bar. Lennox Soap 6c. bar
Richard's Pure Soap 7c. bar Comfort Lye, reg. 15c far 10c
Best Nixed Tea, re,g. ,70c. at 50c.
Car Redpath, Sugar just received. Get your supply this month.
ES It MAY
Headquarters for tire Celebrated ; Sandford It Lion Brands Clothing
Mall and Dorn
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