The Exeter Advocate, 1919-7-31, Page 8ESE FE1 ADVOCATE, THU1 aDAY
JULY 31 1918
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednesday
Fail Wheat , 2.11
Srgine, Wit `eet`, ..e1.e ..n, 2.06
Farley 1.20
Oats85
..... .....
Family , Flour ..5.70
Shorts 50.00
Bran ...,..,.. ; 45.00
Eggs 46
Butter „ e 42
Creamery Butter n... 57
Lard .4 .r.;•,, ., 40
New Potatoes per peek 85
Trial ......... ......... 16.00
Hogs ........ 23.25
Trivitt Memorial
Church
$'-vices a; usual with Mr. Heath-
coat, Lay Reader of St. Paul's Cattle
ed al, Lon`?'aa, sin charge,
AUTO MARKER FOUND.
Owren nee have dine by caaling at
this etc c e, peeving rreeerty and pay-
ing foe tilos advertisement.
nen - sets- Ail* . re
TEALUIER WANTED
For S S. No. 7, Usbarne, state
ctuaiifitstion;, and salary. Apply to
Geo. Bieck. Grtntan, R. R. No 1.
?✓i� sCn CO'I TAGb. FOR a<e.t.; ,
a burl. cottage to tree re
pair with on: acre land. Goo.' frame
stable 18x311 hen house 14x24; fruit
tress and enali fruits; house l,.;ace.l
with furnace and is beautifully 'ituat-
ec', :n Exeter. For particulars apply
to I. R. Carling.
GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Hating installed a gasoline and ;fir
inotoe outfit we invite .ayetolats to give
us a cal{. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
TEACHERS WANTED.
Two teachers for Exeter Public
Scheel -for Primary and Second Grade
Roosts. .tipsily .miss K. MlcFaul, Sec..
Exeter.
2achine 6hop for Exeter
J. G. l: ochi'ane (returned) has taken
over the Connor 11achine Shop and
is installing the latest machinery.
Prompt attention given to all repairs
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED.
Having rented the mechanical end
o£ the Ford Garage Business we
are prepared to give full satisfaction
to all who require service on, automo-
biles or gas engines,. We repair all
makes of cars and engineer Special
service on Ford and McLaughlin cars
for Milo Snell, Gas for sale. Free air.
GRIFFIN BROS.
LOCAL TOURNEY.
Every bowler is expected to be on
the green Friday at seven o,clock
when a local tournament will be
held. Be on hand sharp at seven.
Harvey's Flour is good flour.
$TRAY CATTLE
Strayed from E 1-2 Lot 21, Con. 8, ,
Hay Township, three yearling calves,
two red and one spotty. Any
inform-
ation
anon rcad:an to recovery y ofsa ��r1
l
be suitably rewarded.
Oscar Elope
Phone 18 e3 Zurich Zurich, Ont.
Bruerrliatgi s Store, Exeter North, will
be closed Wednesday nights during
June, July and August.
Reports in regard to our flour are
great, "Bread we made from thatlast
sack of Model is the best we ever had
be the house"; "Our bread made from
Manitoba's Best goes to the top of
the oven". This is a true story; can
give names '.i you wish.
Harvey Bros.
THE WATKINS AGENT bandies
all kinds os, spring tonics far both man
and beast; 41.30 toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the ma' ket. Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm And:ew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
House for Sale
A T e y desirable reeklerelia3 ,prop,-
erty. F'ne white modern brick house
conta`.ri n ; six good sized rooms, large
s
�erarudalt .
Ona
balcony v
Convenien-
ces :-el c r is lights, furnace, hard and
soft sca.e,, barn with lift and motor
garage :+._.ante ,stn splendid positilon,
close to school, churches, depot, store
and pillar box. Aeply Mrs. Harrisjan
Gambrel;, Exeter;.
Half Holiday.
We the undersigned merchants
of this town, agree to ciose our places
of business on Wednesday at 12.30
o'clock during the month of June,
July and August, with the exception
that when a holiday comes during the
week stores will remain open.
E. M. Martin and Son:
A. Stewart
Jones and May
W. J. Neaman
181: Spacknan.
H. ; S. Walters
G. A. Hawkins
W. W. Taman
F. M. Boyle
W. J. Beer,.,
P. Frayne
Wm. 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
Local Doings
Dr. Roulston swishes to announce
that. his Dental Office will he closed
from two to four s5 ei'ks while be is
away an vacation.
The Ames Street Sunday School is
holding their annual picnic at Grand.
Benet 'this Wednesday.
tesday.
Main Street Sunday School held a
successful palcittie pt Grand Bend cn
Wednesday (of last week.
Monday next, August 4th, as Civic
Holiday in Exeter: Many other towns
are having their holiday on the sane
day.
:Liss Florence Triebner, who recnt-
ly resigned as teacher of S.S. No. 3,
Stephen, has accepted a school near
Florence,
While this district has had some
reins sof 'late, the ,showers have not
been heavy and a real, old soaker is
what is needed,
At the 22n4 annual convention of
Christian,
Temperance Union held in ,Winghaan
on. July 24th, Mrs.B. W. F Beavers
of Exeter was .elected president. Five
stets, teams have been organized in
the t ounty due, The past year.
Mr. Edward Tay list'„ son of Mr. and
1Jrs. - James Taylor of Exeter, saved
It
young lady from drowsing at the
Bend,Et week ago, She got in be-
yond her depth and went down Eye
witnesses called for help, and Edward.
who was sat his bathing suit swami out
and rescued, her, .
The Exwhoeter bowlers who to
the W. O. B. A. tortb:ey at Ltondon.
last week failed to get int the money,teakalthough fthe k consitituting of W.
W. Tainan, W.; J. Heamaty, R. N.
Creech and Rt G. Sel.:oa gob in the
ai- 'f pals cn both the secfond and
third events, but unfortunately lost
each of the s�e u -final games by two
shots' They titan' five and lost three
games One (more win would have
'fined them fP-i ,the, ip�'*ite Usti.
Huston County Womens
"When They Get'Into Civeee Again."
is the title of a. song that has been
head ,.1 ua by • the author, .lir. Case
Reward, for ssh_cIi' we rich Co. return
our thanks. While. we are not a mus-
ical cries: we. feel! thee we can -assume
that it .v".f be ap. reciateed by lovers
of music. The author has dedicated
his unique gompo;i.Iitoln. to his moth-
er, Mrs. J. North Howard, and the
frontispiece bears an, appropriate ipal-
rietic design to the song, as well as
a .striking :Weave of himiself.+ Doubt-
less this inemespun composition will
be found ,in all mu(sitcel cabineitls, both
home and abroad.
A PEACE STAMP:
The issuance. of a special Ctuna,diati
postage stamp, commemorating the
eigning of the peace treaty, iso stow
under coe sriederatipn of the posltal de-
partment at ,Ottawa. This stamp will
be of the three cent deniomutatiact, if
it should ;be d'ecieled Upon, and prob-
ebili.ttes are •that it will 'be • preneed
ur two e;a1o:s, or possibly ins three.
Already a number of Allied countries
have issued peace stamps, the first
to appear being the thrlee!-cent pur-
ple of the United States, showing the
flags of the /settees
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FACE AND ARM BURNED.
els. E. D. Armstrong, anj emp3aye, of
M:. W. G. Medd at the Exeter cream,-
eee, evas severely burned on Tuesday
of last week,, A .can of cos* ail is
ks: p•, handy to eight the- firest Work-
men, who w.e,se installing the refrig;-
.eaatoi plant had needed a can for
,gaaaline, and used this can. leaving at
quantity .of tgeealiiri;'e therein .Mr.
Armstrong took'uli the Can in the us-
ual way and pre;iared to light the
firer. When frhn gasoline struck the
fire bed there happettsed. to be some
lave' coals and he ores immediately•eu
veloped 'alp. flarrtesf One arm and the
side of his face were severely burned,
but it is beaky ,thee injury is not much
worse.
BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
The Ninth Annual Bowling Tourna-
ment ciorninernces on Wednesday next,
August 6th at 10.00 ann. and continues
the next day et 9.00 aen. (;old time.)
Exeter has had a mtost successful
tourney far the peasit eight years, and
prospects are that the 1919 tourney
will beeven a greater success.
There are .three contests -The Lon
cion Free Pres Trophy Event, The
South Huron Trophy Event, The W.
J. Heaman trophy event, and aloof a
special Consotatioai event for those
who lose ,their first three games. Bert
Aides the trophies valuable prizes are
°leered. it `vele be remembered that
the first South Huron Trophy was
lot last year, it leaving 'beepn won
three tunes by. A. -X. I e`tamaines rink
of .London. Thiistlre Bowlers, but the
-eeonars, 2eDesees., J. j. Meiyn1e{r and H.
Eilber, have kindly presenteid another
which wile be played ,t,oi- this year.
Entries are ta bet ijn thel hands of
the Secretary by 8 p. n. on Aug. 5th.
HELP WANTED•
A woman, to workby the, day. Ap-
ply at Central Hotel, Exeter.
CARD OF THANKS
I hereby wijssh to thank ale who so
kindly contributed to my benefit dur-
ing any recent stereos sr illmieeg
WESLEY DIXON.
"SPECIAL AUGUST SALE" AT
Mrs. W.;p. Yen's, commencing onFri-
day enernrag, Aulgu;set set; of Sumnner
Goo fs-Latdiies' and Chiidrereeleress.
ses, Ski:rti'ngs, Prints; Apnont Ginghams
Table Linens., Towiellling's,, Shllrtings,
Table Oilcloth, Wheite Spreads, Cur-
tains and, cothier goods too numerous
ho "mention. A,:calll solicited. Phone
VILLAGE OF EXETER
CIVIC HOLIDAY
Asper eresoltetion of .the Council
of the
Vii ague of, ,E'xelter, Reeve B.
W. F Beavers hes :proclaimed Mon,
day, August 4th, ;Civic Hioledey for
Ex{e'.tier. All cattireins are `hereby re-
cueste d to observe the day as su'cb.
God Save the King, J.. Senior, desk
Mrs. F. W. Gladran hare been quite
ill daring the week.
Rev. jT T, Gelorge ,of Parkhill, will
occupy James Street pulpit an Sun, -
day next. The pastor, Rev: \'V'eson
commences his ,holidays this week.
Mrs- B. W. F Beavers', l2ne, Hoin-
Eion, :\fart, Haveleteed and Mies Gregory
were in Winglea;m lttst Thursday and
Friday attending the County Convene
tion of the 'We C. 'Ts U 1\1esQters
Stuart Stanbury and George Hind
' ent es delegeeee from the Loy j'
Temperance Le.g len, of Exeter. Mrs.
Bea -sere was ,returned to office as
Craukty President.
Silas Reed holidayed in Sarnia last
week.
Vias Blanche Senior is visiting
Kitchener, in
Grant Jollied sof London has been
visiting here.
Mn Case Howa,rd .is holidaying at
Port Stanley:.
Mr. Maurice Semler has ,been visit -
in' •sat Toronto
Mr. .C. H. Mc A.vay left last Thurse
day for Detroit. •
Miss Luett Haste gs is visiting her
uncle 2. Guelph; -
Mrs 0. T, Southcott leaves to -day
to Visit in Preston;
'Hass Irene Rivers has returned from
visit in. Hamilton.
Miss ;Fern, Short of London, ie. holi-
daying at her home here.
Miss Pearl ,Brodernck of Landon is
visitng with esfre. J. Broderick,
Mrs. Sharp an'd clatsgihter are 'sleet-
ing Mr, and leer's. J. G. Stanbury.
eer .acrd Mrs. T, H Newelwere in
Chatham this week for a couple days
Mrs. J. eBrdde{rsck and daughter,
Margery were visitors in Gaoderi'ch last
weak
Mrs. A. Sheere, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Hockey and stars, are visiting iiri Lans-
ing, Mich.
errs. Johnston, and, Mars. Wm, Baker
left last week on a trip tot Hargrave,
:Manitoba.
Mrs. �N. Ogde i; left p Saturday to
attend the pm Boys' R-ei-uneen. at
Palmers ton.
Mr Jos. Davis of the Maisons Bank
statl, liorrisbur , is holidaying at his
home here,
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seldjon and, two
sons are on. a motor trip ere Kingston,
leaving Satulrdaye
Mrs. W. May and daughtter Miss
Lily of 7'.iilteheli were teetttars there
during ,the week'.
Mrs C. E. Dale :of Elmira, NN Y„
visiting withher sisters, Mrs. Ache-
son and Mrs. Bi liatgs.
Mrs. Harold D. Burdick and son,
Robert of Lawrence, Kansas, are vis:-
itittg Mrs. W. T. Acheson.
Mr. C. W. Robilnsion; was in Toronto
over Sunday, two of ,hie sons having
arrived homefrons overseas!
Mr, end Mrs. N. J. Dane returned
last week from a twee-wleiek's motor
trip through New Ylo c Stater
Mr. Nelson ,H L left Saturday far
ICingstton, where he will again enter
an the Bank of Commerce staff.
Mr and lelrs. Chief Spackman and
family, after a visiit here,, returned to
their hone jun, Guelph on Monday.
Mr and Mrs. Boyd McBride and sen
of Springfield, Ohva, are visiting res,,
Wives and friends here for ten, days.
Mrs. Shapton_ dasiseeter, Miss
Ella left Saturday to vilsilt relatives in
London Haul Hamiltoin ear a few
weeks.
Mr. Thos. Jeckell, of Detroit visit -T
e l relatives here this week. Mrs. Jeck-
ell and three children a re visiting in
Lond.on.
Miss Ruby Tneble of Toronto is
spending a couple week's holidays in
town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Treble.
Mr and Aire. Freed, J. Sanders and
ehildre.n of Toronto are visetiu,g with.
Mr, Sanders' patents, Mr: and Mrs.
Thos. Sanc1ers.
miss Elea, jainle left Monday for Ham
titan to spend a ;sheet time with her
aunt, Mrs;. Israejl Smith, prior tialeav-
ing for Muskfokia, faran outing.
Mr. Wallace Fisher returned to Morse
treat Friday after a visit here with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Wm. Fisher'Mrs. Fisher \vill..remaln, for a timet;
Mies Hettees Sweet and brother Mr
Harry ,Sweet returned Saturday from
a trip to Quebec Cijty.t They motor-
ed to Toronto and took the haat down
to Quebec.
Mrs. T. Brevard and edusen, Miss
Myrtle Halal, returned to their home
en Fl:ilnl, Miiclet, Saturday, accompanies
ted stls far as Loarldjau bythe form:ee's
neathe r, Mrs. Thos. Elliott: •
Mrs. G eorgeMoyr of Traverse City,
Mich., who was 'here attending he
funeral of 1'.Ds. Tp•aq►eanr, is' .calling
an. old friends i;n U borne, the guest
of -Mr, and Mrs Peter Moes.
Mr. and ,Miss. Fees* L,eje ainldl U til s.
daughter left ,Tuieselay morntjnlg to vier
it at Brantfoed, Part Colbotrne and
Tloronto .after w,hec3t they wilt gra to
Seaforth arid tee houe;eekeieping.-'
The follow' sold' rsare
following sle, an thein
way home, having arrived in Canada
i -Pte: `M. R. Boater kaf. Gaderich Tp.,
Gnr. J. E. Fashen of Kipper, Pte. T.
H. Dick of Seafarth, ,L1eut. R. I.:
Dougall of Hansell.
M. George We.e{kje's' of Cinci,nnatie;
,Ohio, iinspedear Of the bitidgeis and;.
buildings of the Baeteneoh-e and Ohio.
Railroad, the Oldest railway in Amen
iica, ,its visftning with his brother, Mrjr.
James We'eices and sisters,
Mr. iAq uiljla, ; iShepre of Detroit us
visiting with his mother and other
rieIadves' here. For some, time helms
been ,suffering )from a severe attae k.
of rheumatism, and es a result is bake
iv crippled, having to walk by, the aitd'.
o'' a stick.
weelloeselleemellosesepeseel
JONES& 1VU:,Y
MOM 32
CANADA FOOD *BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
Thies Stoice will close each Wednesday afternoon at 12.30 durin g June, July and August.
Civic holiday, being Monelay, Auguet 4th Store ei:ll; be open all dal, Wednesday, tAugulet 6th.
ARGAIN$
BARGAINS
Clearing Sale
of
Summer Shoes
LADIES' FINE BLACK KID OXFORDS, Regular $5.00 and $6.00, for $3.75
LADIES' FINE PATENT OXFORDS. -Regular $5.00 and $6,00,... for $3.75
LADIES' PATENT OR KID PUMPS, -Regular S6.00, ...for $3.75
LADIES' HIGH LACED WHITE CANVAS SHOES, Red. 3.75
and 14.75., , , , • ., for $2.75
LADIES' WIITE CANVAS OXFORDS, Reg. $3,e5, ......for $2,50
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS .PUMPS t ..r,.,, at $2.00
MISSES WHITE; HIGH LACED SHOES, SIZES; 11 TO! 2 c .............at $1,98
CHILDREN'S PATENT ROMEO SANDALS, REGULAR $250 for $1.98.
CHILDREN'S PATENT SLIPPERS ALL SIZES, TO CLEAR 'AT
ee ' ...• FROM 98 CENTS' TO $1.98
Special Discount off
Rubber Sole Shoes
We will give a Discount ,of 15 per cent,off all Running Shoes, Men's
Women's, ror Chip,dren; s, for the ba::lance sof the seas(ant Come early be-
fore the best srfee are picked out.
JONES & MAY
13eadsqu'arters for the Cejleltlrajted Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
fa; Men. and Boys.
LONDON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Corner Dundas' and Richmond Streets
Up-to-date Courses', Day and night •
Cleesles.
J. &Ionxtt, N. Sttonehouse,
Pristncipal Vices -principal
Phone; 7380
Vulcanizing
ALL KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guaranteed. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter.
DRS SWEET & VINING
Veterilnary. Surgeons
All calls promptly* ,attended to
day or night.
Off a e-
Dr. Sweets ofd office
Phone No. 120 Exeteer.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAULT
Veterinary Siirgeon, wishes to an-
nounce that he has moved his office
to Baker's Livery, James Street, next
door to Overland Garage, and a.porec-
iates the patronage;he has received in
the old stand and 'hoes, for a contin-
uance of the tsame in his new office.
Calls promptly attended to day ar
'night. Phone 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
'.We have a large amount of private
funis to loan on farm and village
Property GLADMAN & Slow rates of T AANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAACR.CARLING, B. A. •
Banister, Salaiciltor, Notary Public,
CommIssboner, Soltcntor for the Mal-
tions Bank, Etc. 1dontey to loan at
lowest rates of interest.-
Office-Main
nterest.Office-Maggi Street, Exeter.
CENTRAL
a T RA,TFCRO. ONT.
We. have Telegraphy, Commercial &
Shorthand ,T,)epaattmenits. We give
individual.iiustructiori. Students are
entering each week Our graduates
secure positions of trust.
Get .our free catalogue now it may
interest you.
D. A. McLachlan,
Principal
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in goad condition. Geldings 5
year, old up, weighing from 1500
pound; up, Mares from 4 years Old
up, weigh2g. from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone -83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. RouIston, 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.
Harr Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Glad.man &
Stanbury's :Office, Maian Street, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR - 4
Licensed Auctioneer far Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable arid Satisfaction
Guarantee.
Crediton, - Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER ` AND
VALUATOR. for A OR f Counties of Huron.
Perth, hcsiddles,ex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockelrutt Warierooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Sttreet, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee .
Store
re
For the choicest •
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. A trail
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gpuld
Furniture
and
Undertaking
•
R.
•
N.
R.
OWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER'
SOUTHCOTT . B -
FOUR SPECIALS FOR THIS
WEEK.
K E'O., A, SLATER SHOES FOR MEN.,
We ser sties well known make' of.:Shioes
. .etarea;s of Gejo,Slater'
,hoes arc well sat4SA, �iV
eld wpitii thel quad sty, style end ser-vlcle• ,thieiy. A tipee. Shoe
men, ,say prices will be much hijgheee Why net huy a aur t o beige's?
.Prices $8450 and $10.00. Other makes et •$4450,- 540 e a lel
$ e atrjd.:$6:50. ,
CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON, 42
INS. WIDE, , PER YARD -60c.
If you pre in rncted of circul,'ar t -
low cotton Ihie one :we are Offering
this weeie` iti errcle:ee: value. We'll.
he "glad •to show ie t carom
Pee yard, 600..
PLAIN BLEACHED SHEETING, 72
INS, WIDE, PER. YARD 75ec. .
This Shee•fng shioulid" ain(terest you;
if lour s''t of bedding ,
low. I . � � :, tag is gq$t�n1$
It es a good 'qualiity and 1aund;
ries ,wel•1. . ' Pier- .y .rd 75c.
25c. PAIR LADIES BLACK COTTON HOSE 25c. PAIR
It is almost •iennolai;ibee. ,to buy a hose tois e t'ti
.'at tliCrs pri,cee We bau�ht
this luau.. ,from a w; eceestale firm that as going` out of:ihu' ' b"
we are able qo queen this'°'c . d PAIR 25c. is.why
t1 low ; pals ce • rEiR PAIR. ,25>c.
SOUTHCOTT BROS