HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-5-1, Page 8EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, MAY ' 1 1BIB
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednfeeday
Fa.1 Wheat x 2.11
Springg Wheat ,..,eY, ....., 2.06
Oats Noe .,r• 70
Barley e5
Family Flour ....,.... 5.70
Egg:. ... 44
Creamery Butter ... 69
lea'ay Butter ........., 55
Lard ettee. 35
Potatoes :.... ..... $1.50 -$1.75
Hay ..,,,. 16.00
Hogs tee e t 21.50
Trivftt Memorial
Church
EXETER OPERA. HOUSE
iL t ! i
CON'U I N
A Three AG t Comedy, given under
the auspices at The Girls' Auxiliary
of the Priv . 'tlemor:al, Church on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7th, 1919
At a .15 o'clock, sharp.
Admasscoa Saw. Reserved Seats SOc
v h'.dren 254.
Seat. tet e.ae at Howey's Drug
Store.
"In Memoriam" not F'es, without a.
averse attached are 50c. per insertion.
FOR SALE
A (Janes) Enelish-mads hand sew-
ing matiLne, nearly new. Apply to
S. Martin & Son.
PARASOLS FOUND.
At the Trivet. Memorial Chrenh a
couple tt eel:s ,slit) two parasols. Own-
ers can have same by paying for the
advert isernent.
'--M-,
HOUSECLEANING TIME is here
aeaar.. f rti a bottle of The \S'a'ssing
Furniture Polish. The large bottle
for the small price. Give it atrial and
you will to convinced. Wm, Andrew
Agent. Phone 43, Exeter.
M1D-SU MMER OPENING.
Sato day, May 3rd, we will, have
Display of New Trimmed Hats, Trine.
risings
rm-
rriiri;s and Materials. Your inspection
is respectfully Invited. Values that
cannot fail to appeal to every keen
buyer E. T. V. CURLISS.
POTATOES.
As the erass seed season
over we will take potatoes
our store is open -JONES
is about
any day
& MAY.
Ml ANGOLDS FOR SALE.
Several loads of mangolds for sale.
Apply tc W. D. Sander, Stephen.
Horsemen t
Get ,reedy to have your Horse Bills
printed, and order early so that thea
will be no delay. We give you sat-
isfaction. -The Advocate.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE -Early
Eurekas, Cobbler; and Comet (late).
-W. F. ABBOTT, Exeter.
Reports in regard to our flour are
great, "Bread we made from thatiast.
sack of Model+ is the best we ever had
in. the house"; "Our bread made from
Manitoba's Best goes to the top of
the oven". This is a true story; can
give names if you wish.
Harvey Bros.
WANTED -A maid for general
housework; small family, good wages.
Apply to T, S. Woods at The Mol -
sons Bank, Exeter.
The Oddtfe"lo,vs will attend divine
servi_e in James Street Church on
Sunday, Ma, 4th, meeting at Lodge
Room at 10.3'1 a.m. All brethren are
reii.iested to attend. -j, C. Snell, N.G.
THE WATKINS ,AGENT eiandlee
all kinds of spring tonics for both man
and beast; also toile( articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on. the mae'ee:_ Only sold by their
agents to the consumes.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone43
I.FY
11.
were asked by
a business man
what kind of a
position you
were be t to iified to fill, pori
would net ie -state to tell. Why
wait to b- seed? Wtv not put
an;advrctis .,,eet in the 'BETTER
SITUATLGN•e WANTED" COLUMN
OF THE 1,,+)NDON FRES PRESS
and i".farm :,uudreds of business men
what position rou want and why you
.know you eel fill it efficiently and
loyally. Of r;purse, you will read,
every day, rh,. Help Wanted columns
in The Lona • -n Free Press classified.
Hundreds of progressive people owe
their initiel recess to a little ad. in
The London Free Press Help Want -
d colirrnr's
Corn Contracts
The Exeter- Canning Company is
ready to .corstrsact with farmers " .o
ow Corn for `cazrnin;g, $10.00 per
.ton met be pard same as last year.
Seed corn of the finest quality at re-
duced price, 15c. per Ib., to growers
on contract.
Z7tb-4t. Exeter Canning Ca.
.Local Doings
Harvey's Flour is good flour,
Mr. Fred Wells, late from over-
seas, ha;s .been engaged as car etaker
of the Bowliafg Green •
Two ,or three nosed and snowy days
last week. and also the Sunday night
rain further hampered the seeding o0-.
eratione �n this neighborhood.
The Epworth League anniversary
services in Main Street church Sunday
last conducted by Rev. Ferguson of
London were bright and interesting.
.ahem: are still a few people who
forget "copy" for a eewepaper should.
be written on one side of the paper
only.
Miss Ethel Case, London Road north
ts unable to attend to her teachMg
duties this week owing to illness.
Muss Ruby Wood of towte is filling the
vacancy at the school,
The last of .the series of concerts
saint on during the winter attracted a
good house on Wednesday evzning.
:Mlither liixborn is a €irst-class en-
tertainer and pleased his audience.
Word has been received from Pte.
C. H. Me Avoy that he is now. on his
last leave, which he is spending at
Brtt.sret's, His next move will be to
England prior to .his sailing to Canada.
The adjourned Vestry meeting of
Tii itt .Memorial Church, will be held
in the Swlroo: Hall on Monday even -
lag next, when the auditors' report
will be eeceiv d and other business
troneeeeed.
The social evening given by, the
Men's Club an Thursday evening last
for the returned soldiers was a Most
pleasing affair. The program and
loosen were greatly enjoyed by all. and
a ,goodly number was present.
,he late Anthony Tyelall, who
passed at' ay on the 21st, att his
home in Tuc_kersntith. and .vha. e re..
n, ere,• wv2, !interred. in. the Exeter
cemetery on the 23rd, was barn in
Ireland and fifty-five years :ago ne
settled on a farm one ..nd 2 quar'tar
nti:c•= from Exeter, some 23 y. ars tater
reoviter into Tui kersmith. His ,vlfe
died tic, yva s ago. One son ti.r'rry
survive; at home.
The Ontario Government has de
Bided to take over all stored liquors
held by vendors in the provinces+i;th
'et ono month, their li,`ense>s hav,ng
r tr. u' April Ise, and no dery sures
•' 1 he iesued. All these establish-
ments have been requested not to put
in any more draught whiskey, as the
Government wishes to take over as
little of :his as possible, as it intends
that all liquor sold shall be in sealed
bottles, All bottling necessary, such
as that of giro and rye, will be done
in Toronto by provincial; officials:
NEW SCHOOL JANITOR
The appliteation of Mr. Joie). Par-
son; as janitor of the Exeter School
was on Friday evening accepted, at a
spevia'. meeting of the School Board.
Mr. Parsons entered on, his duties on
Saturday last,
NATIVE OF EXETER DEAD.
Mrs,. Carrie Knight received. word of
the death of her cousin, Mr. Fred
Drew, ort April 21st in Chicago. Mr.
Drew, whose home is in Ontario, Cala
is the Pacific Coast represientl ,tive of
the International Harvester Company,
and he, with Mrs. Drew, was in Chic-
ago, attending a meeting of the com-
pany On Goad Friday he took cold
which meekly developed into pneu-
monia, and while in delirious condition
h. jumped from the window of the
hotee al, fracturing his skull in the
fall, and dying shortly afterward. His
l,vife tvae in. the room with him at the
time, but she was unable to prevent
hint getting out of the window, When
he heard the hospital attendants conte
to the door, The late Mr. Drew was
41 rears 01 age. K•ie was, born in Ex-
eter, and went` to Ontario. Cal., when
a child with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Drew. He is the last
of the family, but is survived by h"s
wife and three children, and mother.
The late Mrs. Frank Knight of Ex-
eter was a sister. Old friends of the
family will regret to hea,r of his un-
timely ernd.
DEATH OF JOSEPH PEART.
There passed away at his home,
Huron street, cm Sunday last another
of_Exeter's oldest and much', esteemed
citizens, .in the persona' of Joseph
Peart, who had reached the great age
of 91 years, and who was noted far
his strict integrity and honesty of pur-
pose. Nearly all his life deceased was
of a healthy, robust type and' scarce=
ly knew what. it wasr to be ill• For the
past four or five years, however, he
has been gradually falling, butt scarce-
ly ever incapacitated, even to the last.
Mr. Part was born in Te:ttney,
colnshire,'England, and came to Cana-
da in the ,Year 1851, first 'settling in
Hope township, near: Port Hope. At
Tyrone on the 25th day'of December
hewas merr,Ved to Grace Varesetone,
and at that place went on a rented
farm. From here they moved to Bow-
rnanville, and in 1870 • moved tothe
tpwnsliip of Usborne, whtere he tilled
the soil till he moved ho Exeter about
32• years ago. In the year 1892- ire
was bereft of his agedl partner- in life
and was again married girt 1903., to Miss
Hubbard- of Tononto, who was' also a
native of England Deceased was foe
many yeatrs a member of the Firee
for the
but
itVltelGhodist denomination,
greeter part of his life he hasi beery a
member of the Metthodist Church„ be-
ing a devoted and cons;tistent Christ-
ian and a faithful and earnest worker
in the Master's great cause. In poll,-
tics he was a s'tauinch Reformer, but
was an ardect supporter of, the Union
Government, He was a man much re-
spected as a friend and neighbor, and
was esteemed, by all who knew him,
Bies,des his wife he is survived by two
tions -by his first wife -Samuel of
Guelph and John of Exeter; arse
seven gran.d(cKelren, and six great-
grandi-chiidrean,, The funeral took
place to the Exeter Cemetery on,
Tuesday; conducted by Rev. Baird, ass-
•sJtated by Rene . Dr. Medd, Rev, Kee-
tie and Rev: Yeand, The pall beav-
ers were his Igralidsosas'and.gramd sons
int -law, Russell, Williem, Archie andDriver Chas, ,Peart, Harold Scott and
Mr. Passmore.
HEALTHFUL ADVICE.
Duringthe aftermath of in-
fluenza or any other prostrating
illness, the logical tonic is
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
which enriches the blood and
strengthens the whole body, via
nourishment. Ifou would re-
new your strengths--trScoff's.Scott & eowxie, Toronto, Ont. 19-1
BOARD OF HEALTH. ANNUAL
NOTICE.
Citizens are called upon to observe
the usual precautions as addopted in
former years. CLEAN UP. BRUSH
UP. Remove all filth from Cellars,
Stables, Outhouses and 211 places
were it usually will collect. All old
Tins and Refuse, if collected and
Placed out on the street in boxes or
barrels in front of the premises will
be collected by the Municipal Teams!
and conveyed to the Dump Ground.
Collections made as follows, on Fri-
day May 2, on Streets east of plain
from the south boundary, On Sat-
urlay May 3rd„ on streets west of
Alain from the south boundary. ,A fee
of 10 and 20cts, will be charged by
the teamster. By Order, Board of
Health. H. B. Huston, Chairman,
B. Knight, Chiropractor, will re-
sume practice in Exeter, commencing
Friday May 2nd„ at Wm. Andrews
residence, corner of William and
Sanders streets. Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, 9 a. m. to 3.30 p.
m. Phone 43.
LOST— .A jute horse blanket bet-
ween Sexssuith and. Harvey Bros.
Mill. Finder rewarded by leaving
same at W, J. Beer's, Exeter,
T. W. J. Heaman was in London
for a few days last week.
Mr. Wm. Talbot .of London called
on. friends in town Tuesday. -
Miss Lillian Boyle ;of London is vis-
it n;: with friends in Town this week,
Miss Stella Gregory has returned
home, after visiting in Stratford with
her brother, W. H. Gregory.
Mr. Samuel Peart of Guelph and Mrs
Stewart of Sea,forth attended titre
funeral of the late Joseph Peart.
Mr. Elder Elliott, wife and family,
after a month's visit with relatives ie
town, have returned to their home in
Flint, Mlich,
Privates Douglas Stewart and Fred
Brimacombe did not :arrive home un-
til Friday evening. They are bothiiin
excellent health.
Mr. Dyer Hurdon with lois wife and
son Richard of Buffrlo spent Monday
here, having come over to see his
brother Private Eric Hurdon, who
arrived home on Saturday.
MIr Grafton Burdett of Detroit, re-
cently of the United States army, was
h visitor with friends here this week.
Mr. Burdett was formerly a clerk in
the Bank of Commerce here.
Wm. Goodwin, a former employe of
the Jackson Manu,£acturing Co., at Ex-
eter who era fisted at Goderich and
hent overeeas as a ettnecpat of the
Bugle Band, is here for, a few days.
Private Wm. Triebner, who recent-
ly arrived home from overseas, left on
Thu(rslday for Ca;(gdry to obtain his
dis'chargee. He will remain in that city
where he was living before he en-
listed.
Mr. A. L. Handford with his son of
Renfrew, and Mrs. Thornton of Sarnia
spent a few days here during the week
at the home of the farmer's pa;ren:s,
Mr. And Mrs. Silas Handford. Mr,
Thornton tvhs also here for the week
end.
Pte. Charles Heaman of the West,
son of the late Jeremiah Hebman, of
London Road South, and Who. recent
';y returned from three -years over-
seas with the Canadian fiightine- forces,
visited his sisters, Mrs. Johnston and
Mrs. Wm. Baker. this week.
Gosh! How my back aches!
After influenza or colds the kidneys and.
bladder are often affected -called "ne-
phritis
ne-
phritis," or inflammation of the kidneys.
' This is the red -flag of danger -better
be wise and -check the further inroads of
kidney disease by obtaining that wonder-
ful new discoveryof Dr. Pierce's known
"Anuric" (anti ric), because "Anuric"
expels the uric acid poison from the body',
and cures those pains, such as backache,
rheumatism in muscles and joints.
Naturally when the kidneys are de-
ranged the blood is filled
ana with poisonous
waste matter, which settles in the feet,
ankles and -wrists; or under the eyes in
bag like formations.
Dr. Pierce's Anuric is many times more
potent 'than lithia and often eliminates
uric acid as hot tea melts sugar.
Poax Homs, Oarr'.-"Dr, Pierce's Anuric is the
best kidney remedy I have ever taken. For many
years I' suffered wits,
my kidneys. I would
._have backaches, MY
eyes would puff, and 1
"would have dizzy
spells. I sloe sufend
with my bladder,
would have scaliinft,
and secretion would be
thick and full of sedi-
ment. I have taken
nearly every well-
known kidney.
on the ,market
have received more
relief since tains
Anuric
than ever ba
fore. My back does
not boder me and the excretion has cleared and
does not smart or burn. I am better in every way
than I have been for years.—Cans. Scow. PoxSt&
JONES & MAY
!'[IONS 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
BOYS' BLOOMER SUITS
MAY IS THE MONTH IN WHICH MOST MOTHERS CALCULATE
ON GETTING THEIR BOYS A NEW SUIT FOR SUNDAYS.
BOYS LIKE TO COME. OUT WITH A STYLISH NEW SUIT AT
THIS TIME OF THE YEAR, JUST AS WELL AS THEIR GROWN UP
BROTHERS -AND SISTERS. -"
COME TO. THE STORE THAT_ GIVES -YOU -A BIG SELECTION
TO PICK FROMAND-AT MODERATE PRICES.
Boys' Buster Brown Suits
These ere for the hittle fellows, age 2 limas to 7 years. We have a
nice ,assortment ,priced low, cost you less than buying the goods, and mak
ing them.
Bloomer Suits
For .Boys, age. 8 to 17 years. Belted or Waists -.line effects. .Beautiful
new Patterns, maide wiltit plain or slash pockets. Aiso a lot of Odd. Suits
for school -to clear at 56,50 each,
Young Men's Suits
We ;expect a new shipment of thea Jas this week. All pial:: in the nCW
Weis'tt-line effect, New patterns and colors. Came in and look them ov-
er. They will please you. For older men. ,wanttag Plate sack suits, we
can give you a good range at from $15 to $25.
Men's Rain Coats
VISI`I OUR STORE FOR RAINCOATS, We can give you a fine
assortment in both Boy's and Men's and the pi eces will suit you.
Our Shoe Department
FOR LADIES
High laced Empress Shoes in, Kid, Patent, Mahogany land two toned
effects.
OXFORDS AND PUMPS
\\re Wave the finest 'assortment o.3 these we :ever carriie,d. Already wa
have sold dozens of pais,. Come before the sizes get badly broken, as
low ,shoes are in demand everywlldre, this year:
MEN'S SHOES.
The big sellers this year are Browns. Are styles and prices are right
CHILDREN'S $HOES,
He;rdquairters for the famous Classic Shoes, in all the new styles of
High Lace, Low Slippers, or Strap Sand(1sts. Also big range of Heavy
Shoes for Men and Boys.
House Cleaning Items
New Wall Papers, Linoleumns, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Blinds, Oilcloths,
etc. Come with the crowd to this Store for your House( -Furnishings.
ASK FOR ONE OF OUR STYLE BOOKS
JONES & MAY
Hea:detenters for 'the Cet1ebtratted Sandford & Lion Brainds Clothing
for Men and Boys.
Judge Dickson of God!es'ich was in
town over Thursday night on busii-
ness. •
AVOID COUGHS'
and cOUGHERA
Coguntun9
reads /
pDisee.se / eee t ' tl1;ill
HLOH
30 DROPS-SiloRPCOUGHJ'
MLF THIS FOR CHILDREN
•
• Vulcanizing
ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guananteeid. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter. .
NEW VETERINARY. ' •
A. M. VINING, V. S., has opened
an office .in McDorlell's Stable, John
street, Exeter Prompt attention paid
to all calls day or might Phone 120.
VETERINARY PRACTICE.
Dr. Henry A. Conant has bought
the practice of Sweet & Reid and
will continue bushiness at the same
stand. Calls promptly attended night
and day • Phone : 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
We havie a large amount of private
funds to loan on fain and village
property at low rates of interest,
GLADMAN & S IANBURY
Barristers, Soldcitora, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister; Solicitor, Notary Public,
-ommissliloner, Solicitor foe the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
iow-est rates of interest.
Office-Maiirs Street, Exeter.
CENTRAL
STRATF'ORD. ONT.
Is recognized es one of the most re-
liable Commercial SSchools in Can-
ada. - The . instructors are - experienc-
ed ,and. the ';Courses are ;up -co' -date,
Graduates. are- placed in positions and
they meet with success. Students
May enter, at ask), time.
Write a tosace for free catalogue.
IL A+ MoLeobl e. Psis►
HORSES WANTED
I want an =limited number of
Horses in good oorulition. 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. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. Roa 1ston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
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 Gladmaa &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
'FRANK, TAYLOR '
Licensed Auctioneer for Couarities ,of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton,. - Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEhR - AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sates a Specialty. Office at
Cocksd utt Wan:r'ooms, next door to
Central' Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line,
°ail and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
Ce.
Produce taken in exchange -
Jas. Gould
Furniture `
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWS
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALI.R
y
Exeter
Bargain Storm
Shoes , CapsMilt.. �
If - you want to have your boy or girl wear a paix of neat, nifty shoes
o look ourion ,stock
over. We can give you prices on these lutes that 'djefy
Ladies' fine shoes in all the leading shades and styles, .including Ox-
fords, Pumps, Strap . Slippers, Etc,
We have the age cy for the Inv ictus Shoe made fy Geo. A, Slater,
Limited; • Montreal, for either men or wonrets;' They ,are a little higher int
price but much higher in quality.
-CAPS --.A special=buy, of Boy's and Men's caps to sell at 50c., 75c.,
$1.50 and$2.00 each.
SUITS Let us sellyou a made -to -measure m to measure suitfrom a . ,.
and made by ,Greene: £wift, L,gti
imited.` They are o r tamples,
er�ir,te�ed`, to fit.
B. �V. F. Beavers