The Exeter Advocate, 1919-5-8, Page 8EXETER A;DYO-CATk,,-THURSDAY) MAY El
f More wet weather during the week sae ne
Exeter MarketsI Local D�zn�rs I.
ty dem ed the seeding again
Changed each
.Fall Wheat .,.
Spring Wheet
Oats..........
Barley
Family Flour
Eggs
Dairy iButtter
Creamery Butter
Lard
Potat=oes per bag
Haag
Hogs
Wednfesday
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45 to 47
. 35
.".1.75 to 2.00
16.00
21.50
Trivitt Memorial
Church
saissase
Seseeses as usual'. on. Sunday.
The Lose T :mpBranee Leg'aan un-
der thre captains will . olleet old
rubbers t al of their fiends on Sat-
urday more', • stere, May, 10th. Kind-
ly have 'ui'bses ready and so help the
boys.
SEED PO l' ATOES FOR SALE.
Ear::. Fere : t i . bbiers', and Grp en
Moues. :7u tet name. from th
Gova:.n.arest , ed. Inspected.
S. J. HOGARTH.
"In Memoriam" notia s, without e
verse attae•hed are 50e. per insertion,
FOR ti 41,E
A (Jones) English' -made hand sew-
ziy path ne, nearly new. Apply to
S. Martin & Son,
F ARASOLS FOUND.
At the Trivia Memorial t•herch a
couple weeks ago two cerasaols. Own-
esrs can have same by paying for this
adveetiaernent.
HOUSECLEANING TIME is here
again. Try a. bottle of The Watkins
Furniture Polish. The large bottle
fo: the small price. Give it a trial antd
you well be convinced. \'4 rn. Andrew
Agent, Phone 43, Exeter.
POTATOES.
W lt•=ii pal $173 for Preteen's `Or
the nexttwo weeks,
eks,
JONES & MAY. Exeter.
MANGOLDS FOR. SALE.
Several load.; of rnangolds tor sale.
Apply to W. D. Sanders, Stephen.
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Horsemen!
Get ready to have your Horse Bills
printed, and order early so that there
will be no delay. We give you sat-
isfaction. -The Advocate.
Reports in regard to our flour are
great. "Bread we made from thatlast
sack of Modell is the best we ever had
in the house" • "Our bread made from
Mani'.entes B; st goes to the top of
the oven". This is a true story ; .*an
give names it you wish.
Harvey Bros.
WANTED -A maid for general
housework; small family, good wages.
Apply to T. S. Woods at The Moi -
sons Bank, Exeter.
Harvey s Flour is good flour.
0001110.0•••••••••••.-406•004.
THE WATKINS AGENT .handle.,
sa kinds of ;prang tonics for both man
and beast; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the market, Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
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. Pho-te 43.
LOST- A jute horse blanket bet-
ween Sexsrnith and Harvey Bros.
Mill. Finder rewarded by leaving
same at W. 3. Beer's. Exeter.
RED }Pea 5021
The fanoes \\ar'kes Standard bred
tTrottin- : S `a'# -an will be at his own
stable, \°e rnpolitan Hotel. Exeter, for
steasoe of 1919. See cards for ped-
i,gre e - a sd terms. -Wm. Mitch ell.
Corn Growing
Contest.
The Exeter Canning Co. is offer-
ing peels of $25.00 for first, $15,00
for sec -"+d. and $10.00 for third to
Persons d .',iv:xing to the Canning Fee -
tory th argest yields and best qual-
ity of cern produced from 10 Ibs.
of seed corn. or multiples thereof, se-
cured fro. n the Company, on contract
for the season, of 1919.
Zw. EXETER CANNING CO.
Court of Revision
TOW -;SHIP OF STEPHEN
NOTIC E is 'hereby given that a
Court of Revision of the As'siessment
Roll of the Township of Stephen will
hold its f rst meetingin. the Town
Hall, Crediton, pan Monday, the '26th
day of May, 1919, a,'t 1 o'clock p.m.
HeSee,Eilber, Township Clerk.
Crediton P.O.
Corn Contracts
The Exeter Canning Company is
ready to contract with farmers 'to.
grow Corn for canniag, $1.0:00 neer
tan w tl be paid same es last year.
Seed corn of the finest quality at re-
duced price„ 15.c, ,per lb., ° to growers
on contract.
,27th -4t. Exeter Canning Co.
We have some aio- ads ets this vicinity,
that ,surelyneed sone attention.
\1r. E. F. Davis, brother oaf Mrs,,
Fred .May, is quite seriously ill at his
home in T,iilsenburg
Evangelists Hanley and. Fisher are
conducting services in Clinton, : em-
mencine en Tuesday ,last
The Oddfeiilows Dienict meeting is
to be head in Goder.n h this Friday
Friday .even -ng. Past Grandy E. M.
Dignan and H Jennings are represeia-
Mews of Exeter Lodge.
A former Exeter boy, Mr. Thomas
Beaman, son of .the late William Bal -
man, was married at Windsor on April
.?8th. to .l,lwss';laire, daughter et Mrs.
Margaret Dayville. Tom's old friends
here will wish him prosperity and'
happiness.
The mari'iege of Russel. J. Foster
and Miss Annie Mason, both former,
ly of Forst, hook place at Regie
rtes: early.. They will reside in that
sett, M: ss Mason is a daughter of
\Ir. Chas. Mason of Detroit, a form
rr resident of Usbotrnr'. and wee -
known in Exeter.
Rev. Dr. T. Albert Moore of Tor-
or.tre general secretary of Evangelism
and Ser.:,ial Service .of the if:'tthodist
ehur,h, will preach in James SIV•'et
.-hur.h next Sunday for'noon at 11
o'clock and will also preach in Main
St. church next Sunday evening at
onlock. lie will speak in, the inter-
est of the Evangelism and Social Ser-
ve -is Department, and otferiags and
contributions in aid of the work wall
he taken. To these services the l'ub
lit ;s cordially Invited. They who
hear him have th. gain.
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NEARLY A FIRE.
The Times Office narrowly cscap-
tit struetior, on. \Vedeesday .afternoon
las., when the %ri. tow sill of one of
the rear windows got on fire, Isom
an unknown rause. The window cask
was destroyed, but the lire was soon
extinguished by chemicals and water.
BANKING HOURS,
On May 12th the banks throughout
Canticle will go on new. hours end will
-.rpen during the week at 10 and close
at 3 o\ lock, the hours on Saturday
sten. 0,30 and 12 noon. Recently the
beaks have opened a.t 9.30 in the
morning and closed at 2.30 ;n the af-
ttrnoon.
r I'r GA.RNE l' FORD RETURNED
Pte Genet Ford, son of Mr. O.
Ford of Exeter, who enlisted in the
161st Huron Batta eon, and went ov-
seas and to ,Fi1 nee with the other
boys of the battalion, returned home
on 'Tuesday n>torxiiing. He arrived
home trathcr unrexpectedly, as his
name only appeared in the official list
of arrivals the day before. Garnet
spelt a year in France and although
he saw servic,e in many of the heavy
engagements, he wags ,not wounded arad
returns iu good health, and looking
well. We join, in welcoming him home
to family and friersds.
CORP., JEFFREY RETUNED,
Corp. Wm. Jeffrey, M.M., has ar-
rived at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Jeffrey of Usborne,
Corp. Jeffrey is another of the 161st
boys, who went to France with the
first draft from that battalion in 1916
and became attached to the 58th.
For distinguished service he was giv-
en the Mettary Medea, After the
sian:n' of the armistice he became
very el „t Belgium, and he left Eng-
land just recently as a cot ,casg, but is
happily n.ow able to walk about, and
his many friends will hope for an early
and complete recovery.
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ADJOURNED VESTRY MEETING.
The adjourned vestry meeting of
the Trivia Memorial Church was held
in. the: Scholl Hall on Monday ev n..
with the rector, Rev. A. A. Trum-
per in the chair. The Auditors' Re -
pert was read by C. H. Sanders,
which showed receipts for the past
year of 82192.38, and an expenditure
of $2109.7b, leaving a balance of $82.-
60. The report tops .ordered to be .
printed for di.etributilan among the
members of the congregation. The
"Budget" suggested by the Bishop
was further duscusned and a commit-
tee was appointed to make a canvas
of the ceang:rega*.ion.
GORED BY A BULL.
J..4.. Coughlin of Timone}, wells
known in this vicinity, being a former
resp dent of Stephen as a catitfleman,
was baldly gored by a, ferocious bull
at the Union Stock Yeses, Tpronto,
on \m'etdlneesday. He entered the pen,
where the menial was tethered, and
while he had his backs turned, the an- ,
imal charged and ,threw him against'
the well. He wags ,thrown this way
four ,tunes, the last time landing in
a trough, w1>tere he could not be
Reached by the atni,mal, which was
tethered. He was in a badly bruised
condition when. he was taken home,
but later was in. much more favorable
condition.
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TOWN BASEBALLLEAGUE
ORGANIZED.
Friday evening last a number of th-e
local fans met andorganized for the
coming baseball season,. It was de-
cided to form a. League in town,, and
the following teams have entered -
Clerks, Bankers, and .High School.
Games, win be played on a _regul,ar
schedule, and some good sport wet
put be ap an. A team to represent the
town will be picked from, the League.
Prlepa.retteas are beiat,g ,made to nut
the diamond in, shape, A canvas is
on for help along frna,ca;aii lanes. The
flowing ' executive was'" npnoiq�gtecl,_
Ion,-iesPldeats,' W J. Russell, Wk. S`:`,
Cole, B. W. Fs Beavers, C. L. Wil-
son, R. G. Se4tdton. ; Pa esilden,t, W. 3.
H•eaman; 1.st Vice -Pres., T. M. Thom-
son: 2n? Vine -Pres., F. M. Boyle ;:
Sec. -Tr as., C. E. Stock; C•omnittee,
fresh School, C. 'Ford,' L. Beavers;
ceeeles, ; C. Rii .ers,, W. Harniexs ;
T makers, ,A. A. ingrem, II; G. 1 -laze -
ton.
Mr. Leon Treble has accepted a
position in London with Lawson &
Jones, prin,'ter • and lithographers,
We are pi),eesed to see. Mr: A. E.
Kuhn out again, .after being confined
to Abe house for s : v'era6 weeks.
Mr. Ernest Harvey underwent an
operation in London this week for
chronic appendicitis, and is doing very
nicely.
Mr. Albert Penwariden of Usbeenle
dlelt+'vered a spanking fine team of
greys to Mr. ,G. Dew last week for
shipment to Montreal. Needless to
say the price was a good! one,
Mr. E1, Snell left Friday for Lone
don. where he ursd"erweart an opera-
tion for the removal o a growth at
the back of his ear. The latest re-
port ,says the oneraltion was a sue--
ee:sssand the patient is, doing ni ely..
BAUCK FROM OVERSEAS.
Lorne Cudmore, son. of the], ate Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Cudmorc, who enlisted
at Beeler with the 161st Battalion,
returned on Tuesday but went thru
to the home of his brother in Kippen
the same evening. Lorne went to
F ratsce when the 161st was broken
up and clueing the last year saw con-
stant fighting. His mother died since
he went oversme. He returns in
goad health.
MARRIED AT GONDREAU.
Announcements have reached Exe-
ter of the insula;.: of Irene, daugh-
ter of Isar. and Mrs. Qtsackaefnbush, of
Clondrtau, Ont., formerly of Exeter,
to Mr. Robert \Villiain Rumiey' of Tor
onto, or May 1st. Aii.^•s Irene was
well and favorably known in Exeeer,.
as a young lady of many fine quelit-
t.s gifted in the musical and literary
arts. \Ve underetoaad Mr. Rumley is
a member of Knox College s,taff,
Toronto,
Rev, Bard was in Toronto last
week for a few days.
Miss Margaret Mu.xtvorthy of For
est spent a day or two here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Senior visited in
Toronto with their son last week,
Mr \V taut Handford and son. vis-
ited the form 'es sister in Sarnia this
week.
Mr. Alert Dow returned last wee'.
from Winn peg, where he scent sees
eral weeks.
Rev. Doan of Hensel.' preached ac-
ceptably in James Street church on
Sunday evening.
Dr. kinsman and Dr. Roulston at-
tended the Dental Convention in, Tor -
route last week.
Mr. John Quail of Sea,forth was
here over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Geo. Esteterhrook.
firs. Daly and daughter of Edmane
ton. are teeter„ Beth the fermer's win-
ter, Mrs. John hawkskaw,
Mrs. Newman, who has been visit-
ing, hes parenuts, Mr+. and Mrs. R. G.
Seidon, returned to Kingston Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Latimer Grieve of Lon-
don are visiting relatives here. Ow-
ing to ill -health Mr. Grieve is obliged
to take a few weeks off to recuperate,
The Misses Hilda and Gladys tie gra-
der of London and Pte. F. L. Miller
of Guelph, who spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, Daniel Schrader of Ste-
phen, have returned to London.
Capt, W. Bryant of Thedford was
in town Friday shaking hands with old
friends. The Capt. intends reviv sig
the Tribune at Thedford which sus -
°ended publication, a couple years ago
Mr. Russell Balkwill recently 01 the
Back of Commerce staff in Toronto,
who has been visaing hire at the home
of his father, Mr. \m, A, Balkwill, left
Wcdnresdav for Winnipeg, he having
been transeerred to that city.
Mrs. Gee. Connor and daughter,
Thelma, who have been residents of
Exeter for several years, lett Wed-
nesday morning for Windsor, where
Mr. Connor has been for sometime,
and where they intend making their
future home. The family will carry
with them the best w.`.shes of many
friends,
SPRING FEVER
Following Colds, Grippe, Thin,
Watery or Poisoned Blood
(By DE. VALENTINE MOTT.)
At this time of year most people suf-
fer from what we term "spring fever"
because of a stagnant condition of the
blood, because of the toxic' poisons
stored up within the body during the
long winter._ We eat too much meat,
with little or no green vegetables.
Bloodless people, thin, anemic people,
JONES & 1LAY
MONS 32
CANADA POOD BOARD LICENSE NO, 8-3410
Clearing Spring Suits & Coat
Prices Greatly
Reduced_
COMMENCING- THIS WEEK WE
OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK. OF LADIES' AND MISSES'
SPRING SUITS AND COATS Al
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Wt.
HAVE A NICE RANGE OF GAR-
MENTS LEFT TO SELECT FROM
MARKET? DOWN TO PRICES
THAT SHOULD CLEAR. THEM
OUT AT ONCE. DON'T MISS
THIS O1PORTUNITY,
SPECIAL FACTORY COTTON, 1Sc. YARD -7 YDS. FOR Si
\Ve place on Salve this week Five Flunked yards of Factory Cotton 34
inches wide; mace even wea.v;e; a real Bargain at 15c. yard, on 7 yards for
$1.00.
BOYS' WASH SUITS.
We Have a big range of Boys' Summer Wash. Suits for ages from
3 years to 8 years, which we are selling at prices Lower than the actual
cost of the materials to -day,
MONEY SAVING IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS
We have art immense stock A Rugs Congoleums, Linoleums. Oil-
cloths, Curtains, Curtain, Nets, Screens Window Blinds, Etc., which in some
cases we are offering below to--day;awhotesale price.
Heavy quality floor Oilcloth, very special at 60e. a yard. Congoleum
Rugs at less than present wholesale price
LADIES' SILT+, POPLIN SKIRTS r T $7.50 EACH.
Ladies' Fine Quality Silk 1'oplinSkirts, in Brown, Toupe, Blare, Navy
Green and Griey all sizes, very special this month at $7.50 each.
New Middies, Wash'-dsiesses, Wash Skirts, Unidiertvca.r, Hosiery. Watch
Voiles, Etc., are now .ready for your inspection.
Ladies Black Cotton Lisle hosiery, regi ,arty SOc pear, to clear this
month at 35c. peer, or three pair for$1.00.
Men's Heavy Grey and Brown Cotton Socks at a35c. pear, 3 pr. $1.00,
ASK FOR ONE. OF OUR STYLE BOOKS
JONES & MAY
head mercers for the Cetlebfralted Sandford & Lion, Breads Clothing
lee Ment and Boys.
Miss Olive Prior is visiting, in Wind-
sor.
AVOID COUGH&
and COUGHER '!
Coughing
SpDiseasreads
e 6 si>scE
a 1870 Iltra-
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34 DROP.? ,i CTIV COUGHJ'
BALF 'fills FOR CHILDREN
Vulcanizing
ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guaranteed. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter.
NEW VETERINARY.
A. M. VINING, V. S., has opert;ed
an office .igen McDoaieles Stables, John
street, Exeter Prompt attention uaid
to all calls day or night: Phone 120.
VETERINARY PRACTICE.
Dr. Hemtry A. Corsant has bought
.he practice of Sweet & Reid and
will continue business at the same
stand, Calls - promsatly attended night
and day Phone 8.
those with pale cheeks and lips, who
have a poor appetite and feel that tired,
worn or feverish condition in the spring-
time of the year, should try the refresh-
ing tonic powers of a good alterative
and blood purifier. Such a tonic as drug-
gists have sold for fifty years, is Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
is a standard remedy that can be ob-
tained in tablet or liquid form. Made
without alcohol from wild roots and
barks.
Occasionally one should "clean house"
with castor oil or tiny pills made up of
the May -apple, leaves of aloe and jalap,
and sold by, almost all druggists in thin
country as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets.
SARzrra, Oyr.-"I was in a very bad
condition.,, I could riot. eat without feel-
ing distressed. Had indigestion; so badly
I was always, in misery. I had liver
irouiile as wel' ,` and the two just put me
'down and out' for about five years. I.
had many good doctors but got no relief.
I took Doctor Pierce's' Golden Medical
Discovery and before I had taken two.
bottles ,1 was much improved, and 'in lees
than six. months I was well. I could at
anything and do my work with pleasure,,."
--Meas. ANNIE B..ascolr, 226 Burand
MONEY TO LOAN
--We berme a large amount of private
'ands to loan on. , farm and village.
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & S1eiNBURY
Barenters, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Banrnster, Slolaiciltor, Notary Public; ..
ommiseioner, S�oliciear for the Mal- Shoes ® Caps
�° Suits
V
wvest rates of interest, -
Office -Main Street, Exeter. If you want 'to have, our "boy
o y b y or girl wear a pair of neat, nifty shoes
1 0l t k
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year, old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties hravi,ng the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. Roteston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. 2�INSMAN, L. D. S., D.D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Unii rersity
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office aver Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctilan!eer for Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton - Gn'tario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED - AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middpessex asnd Oxford. Farm
Stock' Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockslrutt Wa rooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
t?nng ill the grocery line,
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
C'e.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
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THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Exeter Bargain Store
- , aur stock aver. We can give you prices' on these ]sines that diefy
CENTRAL
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competition.
Ladies' fine shoes in all the leading
shades and styles, including Ox-
fords, Pumps, Strap Slippers;` Etc.
We have the agency for the'' Inv ictus Shoe. rpade fy Geo. A. Slater,
Limited, Montreal, for either men or women, They - ;are a little higher in
price but much highers.in quality.
CAPS - A special buy of Boy's and Men's caps to sell at 50c.,
$1.50 and $2.00 each,
SUITS Let us sellou a made-to-ineasure X to ineasure suit from our samples;
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and made by Greene Swift, Limited. They are guaren.teecl to fit.
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W. F. Beavers
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We have ,TeJtega+aphy, Comm erciI,1, a
Shorthan•,.d Depairtm,erlts. We i,ve
individual it tructipe. Studen Es are
entering each weplo. Our giaclua
S'ecure
_ i,ti s is trust.
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