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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-6-5, Page 8EXE PER AnvacATF;;} THURSDAY, JUNE' 5 1819 Exeter Marker Changed each Wednfrsdiy Fall Wheat ,..,,, 2.11 Spring Wheat 2.0E Pats 75 Parley 1.15 Family Flour 5.70 !, Bran, buyer's bags 42.00 Shorts, buyer's bags ...,46.00 Da ry Butter 42 to 44 Creamery Butter 58 Por 37 t? n'a per bag .. 1.75 to 2.40 Hay ,...,. 16.00 Hogs 21.25 Trivitt Memorial Church Serviees a> usu2,? on Sunday. Hens .11 ,citizens on Monday voted on tier., b lairs and all t hr e passed. One t pay eta the town hall debtcar- ried to 1; the Jackson 5 to 1 and the fml ria 1 ti:., a, d 011 Heating Co. 3 to 1. 'Meets tI build stoves and furnaces Mavwci: caouring 1917 alodel; good. shape Win sacrifice for cluck sale or will exchanse for light Roadster. Bos 134, l.-ucan. UMMIEB. SCHOOL Central Business ncss College of Strat- ferd ha, a large registration of see turned :soldiers and the College will be. kept o:aened during the summer month:. Returned .men or others wishing a course may enter the Col- lege at any time, Harvey's. Flour is good flour. WANTED, Two iLneres. room acid two upsteet maids wanted; also housekeeper. Fare raid .tet pl"`. VENDOME HOTEL. S ARNIA. ONT. HOUSECLEANING TIME is here again, Try a bott:e of The Wa'tkina Furniture Polish, The large bottle for the small p lee. Give it a trial and you will be e onvnced. Wm. Andrew Agent, Phony: 43, Exeter. PUPS FOR SALE. A number of first .lass Collie puos for sale. Apply to Wm. Preszcator, Stephen, Exeter P. O,,, R. R. 1. Horsemen Get ready to have your Horse Bills printed, and order early so that there cam be no delay. \are give you sat- isfaction.—The Advocate. Reports in regard to our flour are great, "Bread we made from thatlast sack of Mlodel. 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. THE WATKINS AGENT Jtandles all kinds of spring tonics for bath man and beast; also toilet articles. Their spices and flavorings are the purest on the maakat, Only sold by their Wvents to the consumer. in Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43 NOTICE REPRESENTATIVE WANTED +.ra>r One of the most progressive Can- adian Life Insurance Companies with over $100,00fl,000 insurance in force, wants a representative in Exeterand vicinity. A guaranteed continuing re- newal interest agency contract. Pre- viou=)af,e insurance experience not es- sential. Confidential, Box U, Exeter Cour t of Revision VILLAGE OF EXETER NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision ,of the Asse_ssment Roll of. the Village of Exeter will hold i_:: first meeting in the Town Hall, Exeter, on Monday, the 9th day of June, 1919, at 7.30 p,m. Jos, Senior, Clerk, Exeter, Qat. Half Holiday We ,.he undersigned merchants of this tswn, agree to close our places of bus:_.ess on Wednesday at 12.30 o'clock during the month of June, July a' d August, with the exception that ween a holiday comes during the week stares will remain open. S. M. Martin 'and Son. J. A. Stewart Jones and May W. J. Hea•man H. Specimen H: S. Walters G. A. 15awleins W. W. Taman F. M, Boyle W. J. Beer. P. Frayne Win. Rivers. Grigg Stationery Co. R. N. Rowe. B. W. F. Beavers. M. E. Gardiner. S. Fitton J. Lawson—Telephone Office open. The Times , The Advocate Dairy air. Butter for Sale. Wilson & Simms Local Doings 1"::m• il t . Mr. John Gillespie is • sporting his new 'buil this week. We are pleased to see Mr, Phut, Hunter out to towla after his recent Massa. There will be no excursilon th:,s year to •the O. A; C,, Gutelph, except a few by motor. The London ConiOerance of the 'Methodist Church is meets; in G•od- er eh thie week. The Band gave. an open, fir • oncert in front :of the Towa, Hall on Saturday night and it was .enjoyed. Tuesday, June 3rd, being the King's Birthday. was a Bank and school holi- day, ana Exeter High School held a picnic to Geatnd Bend, Mrs. Al, E, Gardiner has received another message 'that her sister, MMrs. (Dr.) H F. MMcDonisld. who has been seriously all, ;is slightly improved. As trill' be seen by an announc•e,- meat an another column •A. M. Vint- iere, V. S„ and Wm. Sweet, V, SI, of town have 'entered into partnerstio.. lir N. D. Hurdon its out again, al- ter several weeks' illness. He was able to fire '.he ustoma ry Royal Saittte on Tuesday rnornirtg, the King's Birthday. Divi ton Court was held here on Friday, Judge E. N. Lewis presesling. Otte case only carne before His Hals- or and the parties oast being ready it vas adjousr*ed to Jurie 16th, Mir, Howard Hays has. been appont- ed collector of customs at Seaforth, and will assume his new duties at once. Mr. Hays served three years oversea' with the Princess Pats. The teachers of South Huron. have adopted the schedule of salaries ad- opted by the Ontario Educational As- sociati,on, although ata meeting re.a gently held in Clinton they complaint- ed that it was toga low. The G.W',M.A. of Clinton presented Mr Fred Tucker w ith a fouatain pen and a small donation for his work in ormection with the celebration here on the 24th, air. Tucker did his work well and had everything running in good shape.—C1iinton New Era. The bowling. green was opened foe the reason ,on Wednesday nigh: last when rresid,ent Christie and Vice - President Dore chose sides with the result :hat the latter won by 3 shots President Vice Have :and Russell Rivers Christie, sk, 9 Rowe Robinson Stover t Taman, ,sk. 12 21 Heaman Mawhinney Heaman Dore, sk. 10 Scott Elliott Spackman Creech sk. 14 24 KICKED IN FACE. Mr. S. N. Scott of the 3rd of Ste- phen ssnstai-ned a most severe injury on. Friday at noon, when a horse kick- ed him in the face; and arm. We tun- deristand he was taking the horse to the stable after the morning work, and fcr some unknown reason the beast kicked with both feet, one hoof strik- ing him in the face and the other, en. the arm The face injury is severe the jaw bone being broken. i DR, GRANT WILL SPEAK.. Dr, A S. Grant of Toronto has been made the MMaxshall Foch of Ontario is the battle between the; Temperance and Liquor forces in the coming ref- erendum vote. All the Temperance' organizations have united behind one central committee headed by Dr. Grant, a prominent Presbyterian min- ister, and capable organizer, and he will have charge of the campaign: At the Huron County Temperance Con- tention to be held in the Presbyter- ian'church, Clinton, on. Junie, 17, Dr, Grant will speak at both sessions. NEARLY A FIRE. On Friday afternoon Pong Kwong. on delivering laundry at the home of Major Heaman noticed that one room was filled with smoke and on roves- t_gation he found the hydro iron was burning into 'the wtood, on which it tea; resting. Not knowing the "com- bination -he caked in a neighbor and the power was stoon._ turned off and the hoard taken outside., A few, min- utes mere, however, and the result might have been 'different. Mrs. Hea- man had been a frig the iron and be- ing called away for a few minutes she omitted to shut off the power. CAR TURNED OVER. Oen Thurisday morning last Mr. W. A, Balkwill had an unpleaisant exnes..- ierce when chasing his Ford car west of Crediton. In passing another "car and in turning out the sleeve of his shirt caught in, the leaver whiich con- troled the ;gain ,supply and before l;e could get it shot off, the car had turn ed tua'tle iii ,the diitah alongside the road, When, the driver of the other car stopped and came over to the ov- .rturned car the engine wast still run - rang and Mr. B'alkwpai was; underneath, not badly injured, and after stopping the engine he crawled out, and found his malar injury was a cut osst'he knee. The top and wiindslhi✓eld of the cat were damaged. After righting the car Mr. Balkwill was able to drive home, and is now nearly wall again. SOLDIERS RETURNED Sent. Gambn ll, Pte. William Brown, Gunner Thomas Sanders, Gun icer Bert Gillies, ,Pte. Ne;y'sion Hill, Pte. T. W. Apoleton and PteRalph Willie: ;returned during the week from oyerileas Messrs. Gambrill, Appleton .and. Willis en1' sted with the Huron Battalions and -salve many months of fighting, w('tile 'the other boys one listed later.. Another Exeter boy who returned this week was Mo'Lar Drift=er Gordan Taylor of- the iImperifil sivavi.{ec, He was nearly four yeairs at the> war and during''thalt time `enjoyed onesleave 7 , ,rthatago home, being tvly:years this b n t ? u summer. He , s looking fitne"'and as with 'the other buys we welcome him home. Mr. Wnt„ Geiser of Stephen while driving iota 'tos*. on, Monday. with a load ,of hogs had the mis'foratute tot lose one of his horses, it being over- come by the heat, Ma Geiser natio,- ed the, animal stagger when opposite Mr, .Asa Peahale's farm and thought he would give the animal a drink., but while entering Mr. Peo sale's yard the animal dropped and soca). died, CHURCH WEDDING. A pretty wedding took place, at the Trivitt Memorial Church .on Monday June, Znd, when Miss Frredrice Mabel Walter, daughter of the late A],tred Walter of Exeter, became the bride of Henry Carter Wood of Hamilton: The ceremony took place at,1 o'clock is the afternoon in thepresence, of only immediate relatives, the ceremony being performed by the rector, Rev. A. A. Trumpet The .bride was giv en away by her brother, Mr, Herbert S. Walter, and ,she was dressed Incas - tor ,shade of silk tricolliettie, - wath picture hat, After a trita •to Toronto Buffalo and Montreal Mr. and Mrs. '`,'hood will reside in 1lamilton, --- CONFERENCE NOTES. At the Methodist coaferenee being heli in Goderieh Vali week 7 young Inert will be ordained,— Floyd rdain,'ed,--Floryd Moine, London Dr E. K. Simpson, \Pleat China Eric L. Anderson, Bayfield G. W. Clayton, Strathroy Arthur L. Spracklio, Windsor George ;F. Kersey Windsor. A. E. I•Iopver, Port Lanibton. Threw are to be admitted'as proba•- tionera,—Charles Edgely, Fullarton; Howard Robertson, Chatham; and J. W, Button, Seaforth. Among the 'transfers to be made will be that of R,ev. Baird from Ex- cteer to Hamilton, and Rev, Wilson from Hamilton to Eaxeter, Mrs. R. N. Route spent tart' of last week in Stratford, NIT. Thomas Hayton was up from London on Monday. Mr. Herb. Southcott, traveller, is here fora few holidays. Several of ,our peo.le attended the sae e,, on Tulesday in Zurich, Mrs Salkeld of Goderich visited in town w,.h friend.; last Thursday, Mr, W 1). Clarke of Richmond, Que spent It few days in town this week. Mrs 'V. G. Bissett left Saturday to visit' in Sault Ste. Marie, Winnipeg and Vancouver. Mr. Clarence Morley of the MMolsons Bank, St. Marys, has been holidaying With his parents here. Mr. and MMrs, Thomas Hawkins are here from Windsor, owing to the death of the former's father, .lir. and. Mrs. Bower and child'en of Ingersoll spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Seldom Mr and Mrs. Nelson ICestle left Tuesday to visit in Woodstock, and 113;pnitfercl and Hamilton for a few days, Mr, A. J. Rollins of Detroit spent a few days with his brother, Mr. Wm. Rollins, at 'the home of Mr, Wm. May. Mrs, Braithwaite and two children accompanied by 'her mtother, Mrs. Piper; returned to Detroit on Friday evening Reeves Beavers, Sanders and Mit- chell, and Deputy Reeve Neeb left Tuesday to attend County Council i t Godero.ch. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Smith and Mr, and MMre, Hugh Perry of Detroit vis- ited with Mrs. E, Sanders for a ,,lay or two last week. Mr. Linden Harvey, after complet- ing chis fourth year as divinity stu- dent. at Tor -Onto, left last week to take charge of a misailon, at Outran, Sask., for the summer. Mr. Wni. Hawkshaw of Detroit; visited lois mother and sister in town during the week. His mother, Mrs. W Hawks -haw, 'returned to Detroit with him for a virti.t of a'few weeks. Chairman F. W. Madman and Truer - tee R. N. Crsetech go to Goder.ich th.;, We'dnlesday to wait on the County Council to have Exeter Continuation School changed to a High School. AFTER CLOUDS COMES SUNSHINE. AFTER DESPONDENCY COMES JOY. AFTER SICKNESS COMES HEALTH. AFTER WEAKNESS COMES STRENGTH. In the spring when you're "all in"—fagged out—blood thin, if you will turn to Nature's remedy, a tonic made from wild roots and barks, which has stood fifty years as the best spring tonic—you will find strength regained. No need to tell you it's Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, put up in. tablet or liquid form, and 'sold by every druggist in the land. After a hard winter -shut up indoors,your blood needs a temperance tonic,. a tissue: builder and blood-makersuchasthis "Medical Discovery" of Dr.Pierce's. STRATFORD, OtT', —NE I Ican highly recommend. Doctor Pierce', Golden Medical' Discovery aab, Pleasant Pellets. I have used these remedied twenty-five years in myfamily Had a veribad case of neuralgia and 'Golden Medical Discov- ery' completely -cured me' in avery sltort time. I have given it to all my family, aleo'to!niy grand children. I had a grand -child last summer that we thought could not live. We gaye hier the 'Discovery' and he is strong and healthy as any child could be. I am a great believer in Doctor Pierce'§ Medicines and would not be Without them."—Mas. A. BOWLING, 268 Railway Ave. !FMB 32 CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620 HOT WEATHER GOOD JUNE COMMENCES THE HOT WEATHER MONTHS. Our stock of summer goods in now, complete. We would advise an early visit to this store to stock up for the hot Weather to come. Another Shipment of Colored Dress Voiles We have just received another shipment of beautiful colored wash voiles. These are all in exclusive dress lengths, so the patterns will not be common. Prices $1,00 and "$1.25 a yard. Clearing of Odd Lines of Wash Goods as 39c. yd 200 yards of fine repos, foulards, muslins, etc,, in odd lines and brok- en ranges of patterns to clear this ?nonth at only 39c, yd. Our Ladies Ready-to-wear Department In this department our summer stock is complete. The very latest styles are Here shown. New Middies, Wash Dresses, House Dresses, White Skirts, Suits, Coats, Undenvear, Hosiery, Corsets, Etc., at remarkably treasonable prices. SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' ALL WOOL COAT SWEATERS AND PULLOVERS The Men's Straw ,Hats are Here Straw Hat time for men and boys is here again. We have. the eery latest styles in Panamas, Sailors, Ete,, also a complete stock of common btraw work hats, 1; a 1 1 . 4" Men's Furnishings for Summer This department in our store is becoming more popular every week. We are ready for summer with new ties, shirts, soft collars, cotton py- jamas and night gowns; leather belts, caps, hats, suits, etc. See our Cel- ebrated athletic underwear for the h of weather. Sale of Ladies' Oxfords and. Pumps Great Bargains during June. MMetstly smaller sizes, See them on our counters, in Patenit tor Vicpi Kid; Empress and Classic make. Come early and get first 'choice, House Furnishings Exceptional values in House Furnishings are being shown. for June. JONES & MAY Headquarters for the Calebfrated Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing 'for Mete and BOA: . , Mr. Archie ;Davis is visiting in London this wtelek. WANTED—A good man at Exeter and Huron County, to represent the old reliable Foothill Nurs;et'',reis: Pros- pect:; for business brightest in years. We are offering a complete list; of all lines of Fruit and Ornamental lines in hardy Canadian grown stock. Start in now by beginning on. new 4e1a;son's busineiss. Exclu• sive territory, high- est commissions, handsome free out- fit. STONE AND WELLINGTON TORONTO, ONTARIO. Vulcanizing ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. All work guaranteed. Cash for old tires. TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP. Exeter. SWEET as VINING VETERINARY SURGEONS A. M. Vaniing and Wnv. Sweet beg to announce that they have formed a p.artnlershin and are ,ready to answer calls, day and night. Call at office or phone 120, Exeter. VETERINARY PRACTIC1.. Dr. Henry A. Corsant has bought .he p,ractioe of Sweet & Reid and will continue bushiness at the sane stand Calls promxatly attended night and flay Phone 8. • MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount of private 'rurnds to loam on farm and village property at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & Si ANB URY • Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter ISAAC R CARLING, B. A. Barrister, .Soliiciltor, Notary Public, f-omnmisslboner, Solicitor for the Mal - cons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at r'west rates of interest. Office -Main Street, Exeter. S•'rt ATFOF D. ONT. We have Telegearphy, Comme:rciutl & Shorthand Depauitments:' We geve individual wrstruc uo� Students are entering ,each weedy. Our gradua�tes setillrse' �i'f s tions of trust., • Get our free catalogue mow it may est • .te ou. nn rst y D. A. McLachlan, - principal 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 haring the • required stuff, write or phoane 83 Exeter. G. J. DOW Dr. G. F, Roulston, 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 Unn'nversity Teeth extracted without pain or any bad effects. Office, over Gladman & Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter FRAN'K TAYLOR Licensed Auctiionteer for Counties of Hunan and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Crediton,. — Ontario., G W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEIsR AND VALUATOR for C.onntites, of Huron Port Muiddles;ex and Oxford.. Farm Stocka Specialty. Office at Cocke�Warierooms, next door to Central Hotel, Mahn Street, Exeter. Tea & Coffee Store For the choicest • groceries, fruits, Fontes, teas, coffee and every- thing in the grocery line, Call and see us. A trial ae to quality will convin- oe. Produce taken in exchange Jas. Gould Furniture and Undertaking R. N. ROUTE THE FUNERAL DIRliCTOR AND FURNITURE DEALhR ixeter Bargain Store Spring , & Summer .. Sh�es Our Stock is now complete with all the new styles and colors se in High Shoes, , Oxfords, Pumps, A look' at out stock will convince yob that out nig. ' HOSE—pricesl0 dozearen; Lhtadiie0Black Cotton Haste at 25c • a pair. PRINTS—See our range of Prints at 25c a yard. SHIRTS—Men's kine Shpts at $1.50 to $2.50 each. SUITS -See our special • order samples for a lVIadte2-?tea-measil •c suit.'. HEINTZ1vfAN PIANO FOR SAL, B. W. F. Beavers