The Exeter Advocate, 1919-9-11, Page 86
EXETER ADVOCATE THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 181€i
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wedniesdlay
Fall Wheat
Oa
Fa y Flour,....
Short;
Bran
Egg
Butter
Creamery Butter
Lard
New Potato,..a, per peck
Hay ....,.... ,..,...
Hogs .........
1.95
1,28
85
5.70
55.00
45.00
50.
42
59
42
60
16.00
18,30
Trivia Memorial
Church
Serve:e., ....xt Sunday as usual,
CONCEi3 , ..- AIR NIGHT
The lee.- n Dramatic Club wil
put on a e.ey in the Opera House
Exeter, et, 'ir Night, Sept. 16th.
under tee elopiees of the Agrieultur
al So;.ie - . elle play is entitled
"It Pays To Advertise". Admissio
40 cep'-<. 1o:served seats 60 rents
Ticketa se at Cole's Drug ~tore
n
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KELP WAN FED.
Help wantee at the Can; -ting Factory
Busking corn v heat the factory starts
about Sept. 1. Good ray, pleaseat
work to men women and children ov-
er 14 gears age. -Exeter Canning Co.
Harvey's Flour is good; flour.
DOME TIIE ATRE
The program for Saturday &got
will be, "Women; of Redemption. For
Fear Night, „Bad Mara," 2 reel' be
Wm. S. Hart; "The Hurst," 3' reels
and Keystone Comedy, single reel,
The Itineto Orchestra, will be in at-
tendance Fair ;night, and the admission,
that night 25 cents.
MILLINERY OPENINGS.
You ars: invited to see our Misplay
of Pattern Hats September 13th and
.
€o low . days A11 orders for im-
mediate u,.ar will be promptly' attend -
to, -E. T. V. CVRLISS.
CRANI. SHAFT LOST
Oft to. Eeser. auto. Finder please
retur t to Sous Stan; alto. Lake Road.
or to this office:
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE.
1 MMssey-Harris Hoe Drill, I Sin-
gle Furrow Riding Plow; 1 Maple
Leaf Gang Prow, good ae new.
C. W. ROBINS ON
FOR SALE.
One 5 -year -gold work horse ; also
snare and colt. Apply Mrs. T. G.
Creech, Exeter.
CIDER. MILL.
Mr, Syivanus Came wlio has pur-
chased the Cottle factory and cider
mill, announces tbat the former- em-
ployes will be !n charge, SO that first -
9 ass work is guaranteed.
HONEY FOR SALE.
Choice Honey in 10 lb. pails. Buy
early. It is good.
WILSON a SIMS.
HELP WAITED
A woman to work by the day. Ap-
ply at Central Hotel, Exeter.
GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Having installed a gasoline and air
motor outfit we invite autoists to give
us a call. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
Cochrane Machine Shop
J. G. Cochrane (returned) has taken.
over the Connor Machine Shop and
is now open for business.
Re -boring automobile cylinders and
fitting pistons a. sepcialty.
All kind: of repair work promptly
attended to.
Conno• Gneeeine Engines for sale.
Phone 1333.
x'RT7,i+7 LISTS READY.
The Prize Lists for the Exeter
Fall Fa.: ars out and may be had
from th _ Seen etary, Mr. R. G. Sel-
dom, In the General Purpose class for
horses tee team was omitted, prizes
for which are $4, .$3, and $2,
Report, in regard o our flour are
great, "Bread we made from thatlast
sack of Model is the best we ever had
in the house"; "Our bread made from
Manitoba' • Bet goes to the top of
the oven". Fives is a true story; earl
give names 1 you wish.
Harvey Bros.
THE WA nctgs AGENT handles,
all kinds r. ,pr'ng tonics for both man
and beast ; =Is() toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the ma• .et Only sold by their.
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andre 1', Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
REGISTE e'D SHORTHORN CAT-
TLE AND REGISTERED CLYDES-
DALES WANTED .
Wanted -A number of Registered
Shorthorn Heifers, one to three years
,old; cows up to five years:, Can also
do with a tew good Bulls.
Clydesdlla Fsillies. and Mares .one to
five gear, Stalliions one to three year
We der not .care about the fancy
breeding in .Shorthorns, but they
must be w elilrmade, size and quality,:
and look like a pure bred.
Clydesdales : must also have size and
quality I expect to 'visit the Exeter
d.stric+ in the course of ,wo weeks'
time, Anyone with well -made Short- sea
horins o: C,) cl ,tl les for sale, kindly b.
communicate ash Mr. Thos. Cather -an
cit;• isirkton Phone, or with me direct. ill
-W. J. McCALLUM, Brampton, Ont. 'Hunter.
Local Doings
Exeter Fair Monday and Tuesday
next, Sept. 15 and 16.
Ali roads lead to London this week
-the Western ;Fair being the attrac-
tion.
A giant corpse has just been un-
he?irthed at Jackson, Mich., measur-
ing 12 feet, 7 Inches, '
Lurnbet prices will take another step
skyward s,oan, say the manufacturers,
The scarcity and increased building
aper:ation.s in the cities is awen as
the cause.
A deputation waited on the Council
o a Monday evening, to draw attention
to the necessity of a larger supply of
water being. kept in, the tank for pur-
pose:; of fire protection:
A rink of bowlers, ,consisting of C.
W. Robinson, W. T. Acheson, Robt.
Mawhinney and R. N. Rowe motored
to New Hamburg tourney Monday and
made a 50-50 record, winning twoand
'rasing two ;games.
A number of young men. from town
and surrounding country were up be-
fore Magistrates Hawkins and Beavers
on Friday last for disturbing the
peace which has been so common in
town Lor so long. They were fined
$5.00 and costs, amounting in an to
59.35. 1�" e understand there will be
a number of others .up for trial to-
morrow (Friday) evening for similar
offence. We trust this will serve as
a warning to these young men who
will persist in making the midnight 'air
hideous by their ungentlemanly 'con-
duct. We are sure the authorities
have been more than lenient in the
matter.
NOW OWNS 350 ACRES.
Mr. Robert Sillery of Usborne Tp,,
has purchased another tarm, being Mr,
Sandy Grey's 100 acres in Tucker-
mith, north of Brucet;ield. Mr. Sit.
.ery now owns 350 acres.
JR. MATRIC. RESULTS.
1 he Junior Matriculation Results
pp o ed. last Saturday in the city
p.zp:n,. and we notice the following
c ",.neidate., front the Exeter School
weweresuccessful,-..Complete, E. M.
Strangg`;thos of a whorobtainedcenonawith4st an
eight papers, but failed to obtain the
minimum on the whole, and who are
awarded partial matriculation, are, E.
I. Beavers. S. P. Cann, arid M. w
Pickard,
BROI E HIS COLLAR BONE.
Mr. Richard Davis met with an un-
fortunate accident while drawing gra_
vel for the town on Saturday ;last.
The wagon -box had been filled with
gravel at the pit and he had mounted
the load to drive it down town when
in come manner he lost his balance
and fell to the ground with the re-
sult that he sustained a broken -collar
bone. Strange to say,:tfr. Davis had
been working on the job for some-
time and everything had gone smooth-,
'Ey until he was about to. deliver the
last load, when the accident happen-
ed. He will be laid off duty for a
few weeks.
FORMER RESIDENT PASSES.
The Clinton New Era of last week
says, -"There passed away at her
home 9th concession, Grey Township,
on August 24th, a most estimable and
highly esteemed woman in the person
of Mrs. John. K. Baker., Her maiden
name w•a., Selena A. Snell, daughter
of the late James Snell of Exeter. She
was born in the Township of Biddulph
July 18, 1855, and was consequently
64 years .of age, and had passed the
40th year of wedded life, being mar-
ried to her now bereft partner in1879
A noble mother she was and also act-
ive in Christian work. Practically all
her life she was a consistent member
of the Methodist Church. She was
organist in Centralia church for some
time and for 18 years served. in the
same capacity at Henfryn," Mrs. Ba-
ker is survived by her husband, four
sons and one daughter, also two sis-
ters and six brothers, all awhom
were present at the funeral, except
Mrs. Bissett.
SAD DEATH.
A couple weeks ago we reported
the accident that befel little Joseph
P. Hunter, son. of ,Mr. and. Mrs. Geo.
Hunter, of the 4th concession, of Us -
borne bre having been kicked in the
head by a colt. Since then his life
has been hanging in the balance, hov-
erinst between life and death. Short-
ly after the accident he was brought
to Dr. Hyndman's Hospital in town
that he might receive the very best
care and medical treatment, but the
injury proved fatal, the little fellow
having passed away on Friday last, at
the age of 7 years, 9 months and 2.6
days, An exa iination of the brain
was inane after death when it was
found to be in a very disordered con-
dition, surrounded by virulent pus,
thus showing that it was next to'im-
possible to save his life. He was a
bright little' boy and his death .las
caused deep sorrow and regret in the
e
s
hon ha1d . The funeral 1 took place
from the, home of the parents on Sun-
day to the Exeter cemetery, and was
largely attended.
FOR SALE.
A 10 hp. Fairbanks -Morse 'Gasoline
engine, guaranteed in good order.
Would suit syndicate for filling silos,
grinding crushing grain etc. Cash
or terms. -Wm. Ward, Exeter. •
30x3% NON SKID • TIRES AT $15.75
There are just a few of these left
at this : price, Better get yours be:
( of e they are all gone. Everyone is
absolutely a "First" and fully guaran-
teed.
We carry a •complete line of Auto.
mobile Ac'ces'sorises,
W. J. BEER, Exeter,
CARD OF THANKS .
l'Ira• Phineas Hunter and family cle
e to that*, ;the friends and sleigh-.
o
«.rs fa>'the.. many acts of kindness
d sympathy shown them during the
ness and subs,ea_uent death of 111r.
PLAY FAIR.
DON'T ; , ffiY TO CONCLUSION&
What le the difference between rem-
edy and met Any disease whieh is.
liable to recur cannot be indefinitely
4 cored." You may dispel the germs
front the system but that is simply
remedying it.
A man suffers for years. with Rheu-
matism. After trying numerous treat-
ments without success, he takes Tem-
pleton' Rheumatic Capsules, and is re-
stored to perfeet health again,
.A year or $o later Rheumatie symp-
toms appear again. What does he im.
mediately conclude! That it is his old
trouble returned; that the medicine he
took ]tad only a temporary effect; that
he will never again be well. This im-
pression is the one we wish to eradi-
eate-because it is .entirely false.
Whenever Templeton 's Rheumatic
Capsules are given a fair trial they
remedy Rheumatism, Seiatiea, Lim.
bago, Neuritis, Neuralgia, or any of
their kindred diseases
T.R.C.'s won't make you immune
from the above diseases. They will
remedy them and drive them from
your system, but whenever you feel an
attack caning on start using T,R.Q.'o
again..
BROWNING'S DRUG STORE
Optical Rooms and Statlomery
Sole Agents for Exeter
Mall S1.04 to this addtieaa OA to Tem--
plletan'a, 142 King W., Tiorontoe and
T.B.C's, will be sent posttaaid.
Miss M.A. Tom visited in Toronto
last week
Mrs. Wm. Saielltis visiting in:London
for a week,
Air" James Ross of Belleville is vis -
'sting friende here.
Mrs, Thos. Bissett, Sr., of Marliette,
Miele. visited with relatives here.
Mr. Leon Treble and lady friend
were up from Landon over Sunday,
Mr. David Hall of Detroit is visit-
ing with his mother, Exeter North.
it
Miss Laura Steele of Landon vis
ed her grandmother, Mrs. Hodgson
Miss
Flattsvfl e tolla lresume hermillinereas y du
ties.
Mr. Dan Dew returnea last wee
from attending 'the State Fair at De
trait,
M. Lloyd Rivers left teriday for
Sinncae to resume his duties in the
,llolsons Bank.
Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay and son of
V e' ton, Sask., are visiting at Mr.
Alex. Dow's.
Mrs, Salkeld or near Goderich vis-
ited with relatives in town the latter
part of last week"
Mr. Fred Me herson,who has been
visiting his parents, Exeter North
has gone to Regina.
Miss Vera Simmons of London vis-
ited with Mrs. T. H. Newell. a few
days during the week.
Mrs. Wright has arrived here from
Owen. Sound and, has taken charge of
the James Street choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steele of Lon-
don visited their aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs, R. Skinner, last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gillies and two
children .of Sarnia visited with the
former's parents during the week.
Mr and Mrs. W. 1. Statham and
family and Miss Olive McDonald vis-
ited in .Acton and Toronto last week,
Mr. Fitzgerald and daughter, Miss
Geraldine of Winnipeg are visiting
relatives here, the guests of Mr. and
llrs, Wm Pe,nhale,
Mr. Peter Bawden was a Toron,to
Fair visitor last week and had the
privilege of seeing the Prince of Wales
during his visit in the city.
Mr. Ed. Snell has moved with his
family from the residence on William
street to the residence of the late Mrs_
Wilt'iams on Simcoe street.
Mrs. Belly and daughter and Mr,
`r'V'm. Smith of Detroit have been vis-
iting Mrs E, Sanders and other rela-
tives near Exeter during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearing, Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Isaac and Mrs. James
Stanlake of Stephen, left yesterday,
(Wednesday) morning on a motor trip
to Marlette, Mich., where they intend
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haist and
other relatives and friends,
I1r. and Mrs. W. J. Heaman, Mr.
and Mrs. R. N. Creech and Mr. Wil-
frid Stewart motored to Toronto last
week and attended the. Fair. While in
the ,city Mess:. Heaman. and Creech
played .in the Globe Scotch Double
Bowling Tournament., They won the
first three games but lost the fourth.
Mr. John, H. Markham, who has been
employed at' the Jackson. Factory left
Monday even ing for London, where
he Will visit among friends until Sept.
20th . when he will leave 'for Montreal
and there take the Steamer Scantlir
navian and sail for England to join.
his wife, who left here several weeks
ago.. His •iniany friends here will wish
v' c and him bon ogag , n hope at some
future time for his return.
4
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Auto to London
Fair;
Anyone' wishing . to go to.
London Fair by auto may do
so by phoning Wilson & Sims,
and making, arrangements
ahead as they have two cabs
making daily trips.
We will be an the ;Western
front of..; the . Mid -way ' at
Lonely Fair running a booth
selling,,Ice cream, Cider and
Baloons.
Wilson
&
Sims
JONES & MAY
32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3610
Fall and Winter Coats
For Ladies, Misses, and Children.
'EVERY FEW DAYS' WE ARE RECEIVPv*G SHIPMENTS OF FALX.
AND WINTER GOATES FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
For Ladies, and Misses the modified Dolmaat is the popular style
ve;ouas, silvertones, etc,
In Black IC.oats we have a beautiful range of Velours, also the eele-
brated Salt's brand of Esquinettee Plush and Baby Lamb.
Prices very moderate and stylesexclusive.
in
Coat Sweaters for Everybody
We have ate immense range ,of, Coat Sweaters for Ladies, Men, e
nd
Children" for the coming season, in all wool garments, also wool and cottah
mixtures. These are a, necessary item of .Clothing for the coo/ Autumn
weather We also have new Pull -over Sweaters for Ladies, Girls, and
Bova. ,
Young Men's Waist -line
Model Suits
The fall ,styles in Young Me.neeeSuite
are here. The waist -line model wej
appeal to the young man who rants
the very smartest clothing. Cloths
are of ,;cod quality worsted yarns and
fast dyes.
Tailored -to -Measure Suits
Don't forget we also make clothing
to your order, We have a fine range
of blues, blacks and colored worsteds.
Perfect fit guaranteed.
Boys' School Suits and Odd
Bloomers
Our boys' echool suits and odd
bloomer pants are .here shown in „ rest
variety lof good wearing fabrics. We
can eavti you money an these' lines,
-Fall and winter hosiery and under
wear for Ladies, Men, and Children
now in Mock,
JONES & MAY
Headgnarrters for the Qel teattted Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
fIer Men, and Bays,
Corner Dundas and Richmond Streets
Fall term opens September 2, 1919
Individual. instruction. Efficient
Teachers. Courses up-to-date. Enter
any day -
J. Morritt, Principal,
Vulcanizing
ALL BINDS OF TIRES. All voc;t
guasiantee4 Cast' for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Ehler,
DRS. SWEET " & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
A11 calls promptly attended to
day or night.
Office -
Dr. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
I DR. HENRY. A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Ofilcc-Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day er
night,
Phone 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
We Llama a large erniowit of private
funds to Loan on farm and village
at lowrates
r of e
rapenot rest
property
GLADMAN & S7AND URY
Barristers, Solicitor•;, Exeter
ISAAC R CARLING, B. A.
Barrister, Sloluciltor, Notary,,., Public,
Cocnmisslioner, Solicigtor for the Mai-
sons Bank, -Etc. Money -to lean : at
lowest rates of interest.
, Office-idIaiia Street, Exeter.
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
CENTRAL
62/S
•'PRA'FFO R DD. ON T.
WESTERN ONTARIO'S LARGES'r
& BEST COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
We, have COMMERCIAL, SHOAT
I\ and TELEGRAPHY depart -
in meats. -Have experienced instructors,
give thorough courses and we assist
graduates to ,positions. --Write for free
Ca4alogue.
D. A. McLachlan,
Principal
HORSES WANTED
I want on, uteemeted n umber, of
Horses 11! good nonditi n,. Ge1 '"ngs 3
year. 414 up, weigliing from 1.30e
pounds Mares from 4 years old
tzp, G frota 13000A ired ponds tip.
write er Parties h�e 33 Exestuff,
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G, J. tow
Dr. 11. a totestin, L, D, t.. D. •D. S.
DENTIST
Oboe ens. Carlisi'i Law mos
good Weelnesd y afternoons.
Dr. A. R KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Hardt! Graduate Toronto Utsvbtltity
bad dt1Aile i cted Offiice OYer G1 or i
Stealer" Office, Mico Stet xeteer
FRAM ,„TAYLOR
Licensed Auctaloneer for Counties of
Pitmen end Middle!eex
Prices Rea noble a¢n! Sat fact '
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
C.. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEleR AND
VALU - R for Colli of Hato
es,ex and O'eforct.. Forth
Y Office S.tae}r a Specialty. Of iof
Coebalett Walderoomis, next doom to
Central 13e~tei, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choiesst
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery HU
Call and see us. a trail
as to quality will aonitin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchan }r
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRLCTO•R
AND FURNITURE »EAL,eR
SOUTHCOTT
:Rhone 134
FAIR VISITORS
Are cordially invited to visit our Store and become acquainted
-the lines of merchandise we carry.' We n. q a .fed acini
to show you. will have many special valittes
NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING: DAILY
LADIES' CLOTH & PLUSH COATS ALL WOOL PULLOVER,
We want you to see therm. SWEAT-
. WEAT-
NEW FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN Four Colors
You will like the new styles. lois 9.00
Y SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN
w All colors ...c$1.50
SPECIALS FOR FAIR DAY ONLY
25 pair of Ibex Flanneillette Blankets,
The best quality of Flannellette Blanket made.
i 4 Size, Splendid quality. On liSal;a,for ..F;air Da -
53.50 $,50 Y,
FOR M;EN.
New Fait Hate, New Fall Caps.
New Fall Sha s;
�''�� New Fall Neckwear.
New Soft Collars: New Raincoats.
. New Overcoats, New Sweater Coats.
NEW UNDERWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTER.:
$3.50
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