Exeter Times, 1912-7-4, Page 8k
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AF
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TIMES
arket Report,-Tite follawxng is
report of the.eter znarleets ear
ed, ati to July 4th.
Wheet 1,05
Backwheat 70 cents t.
Oats 500.
Earley fl
:lavas 1,00 to 1.10
Shorts+25,
liraxa s'."
odd . .Flour 2.75,
Feed Flour 1,65
Butter 220c,
Eggs 10e.
Potatoes $1.80 ;i1a
Iioge 7,60
Choioc Export Steers 8,00 to 3,010
Medium 7.75 to; '7 $0.
Choice Butcher Heifers 7,50 (to 7.75
Medium 7.00 to 7.25: •
Choice Thatcher Cows 6.00
Medium Butcher cots 5,50
Common +4.00 to ;4.50. " I
Oholoc tRpring Lambs 10.142 114-2
Choice Sheep 4.50 to 5.00
e.I These. Coats.heve been very scarce tbis
season, We leave just pieced, in stock. three
ctitfer:ent styles,, You. will want one when
you see them.
5.00 7 00 and 7 50
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In all lengths, We sell the celebrated •
Za r:ser More with double tipped fingers, 0 8
50c, LOO and 1.25 FFa
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A splendid vauge to choose from. Made e
fromcloths tbatlaundieywell in styles which 4,
White Skirts
are mire to please. 4s,
Bleached Table Linen
Warranted every thread pure linen 01 inches wide. It comes
io two designs. This Is s, beautiful cloth. er
and is very special at uc per yard
Reed the advertisements.
Mee enol eine. `'ren S, Pole were
Laa+ e Surtdaty.
fire .Merle Aat, spent Sleuthed ad'iid
'Monday in Bernie.)
44 -en Earl T3rowning was bennefrnxri
Gatlt otter the telid iy,
it Wilson of See.fort'.h is elhitanel
Mee Ratiideen Stewart. • ,
Garvey. ;Acheson, of Louden ,tvu;s
Lome over the 'lagliday,
home io
gre. Witlle,ixeoezd Fi3iidsler ofvacationlio.ntfeal is
is..
ltlr taif�. ,7 liaggertl of Avon is
1roht0 l'ox 41is stn uaer holidays.
Dr, lento and Mrs, 1+ollicle and child
,of;,St, 'Mares, vislfed in, teene l•Ionday,
Mrs .C. Lindenfield and son Ned,
visited in Goderieh over ,l-)onelsiion
Lay.. • ,
ilY1r.
W. J.. alnd Mese 'Jean Mureay
spent a few 'days in London this
week:
w11r. and Mrs. Herb Mitchell of Lion=
non visited, here. for a few, days last
we
ek ,
'14Ir. ''Si:anley Fisher ietazrnecl Tues-
dee from Dunes where .he spent his
holidays.
Mrs. W. W., Tam• an1E4 Mren Sowell
Lave, goaae to Grand Send for the
summer.
Me. and Mrs. J Inwood, of LioIliel ny
visited Mr, wind Mrs. S. Sanders over
Domanieu 'Day.
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Mrs. J', Newell is visiting in Milver-
ton,
Mr. Rich, Bissett or London was in
town Monday,
Lyman ]Palmer, of Loildon, visited
in town this week.
Mr. Jas Sparks of Ingersoll was in
town on. the L+3'irst.
Walace Fake is spending his yam
tion at Grand Send,
Mrs. Dan Davis spent the : holiday
visiting in Brantford, a�
Mr, WalterBearing etL aii4 d{& 1iit
several days in tow*, eta
Mr. Elmore
Day visiting
Miss Hilda
'Thomas Sun
ion
p 'Visited in Sh
Mr. grad Penhale be Toronto spent
thee -Week end visiting in town:
riefra. Wm. Sweet and daughter Vera
visited her raothfar near Parkhill.
Mr. W. S. Howey has opened up a
bran -oh drugstore at Grand. Bend.
Miss Lulu Martin has returned home
from teaching school at Fort Erie.
Miss Elsie McCall* has returned
home from London. for the holidays.
ereeceed
PLEASE THE COOK
and benefit yourself and family by
using MODEL Flour. It bakes -so
much better and. goes so much farther
than ordinary brands.
THE USE OF MODEL FLOUR
mimes better bread, biscuits. cake, pie
etc., in your home and more of them.
too. Order a sack to•day. The next
them you need flour you'll insist on
having the Model. Bra,nd even if it cost
Inore. But it does not,
5000 Ihasheis of Wheat Wanted.
HARVEY BROS
14' An Advance:
In Furniture, in Tun-. #
tity, 'variety and beauty,
t but not in prices, is the I
t movement now being ex- 4,4
eb Residence next to store.
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:• R. N. nowe:
• Embalmer
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Teacher Wanted
Wanted Teacher foe school seotion
Isis, g Flay, holding gad. ekes' certifi-
cate. Apple:stating salary requirod
Tistornas Sone& /lay P. O.
visiting, in tetabe. for a month, re
lth
egular
sided before the barometer AvIll tall
again, the tempereture rises eieuai-
castevartily e cross the country. „,These
-conditions widl be prolonged..ciflmin:-
atiog in exceedingly high tempera-
ture. with thiender storms in many
sections, on the 6th me rhhich ,date,
i the moon crosses the celestial egnate
i• or. ,A. brief change to cooler, with
t moderate rise of- the be.rometer, will
f follow these disturbances,- .
4, A Regular storm period is central
I on. the. niii. involving the 8th to 12th
IMelasive. The center of o, mercury
neritel nine on the 12th, extending
1 from The 5 -tie to the .1tii. and true
rain fall <brine this perepd. On end
about the 161117 llth and 12t le a ser-
ies of sharp thandergusts, with black
Mustering cloteds. will be general
over most: parts of the country.*
Some localities will get heavy down-
eonresebut we figure that rnoisture
will "fall short of the general neces-
sities of growine crops. A vary low
reading of the bbarometer diming this
veriod should be regarded and heeded
as a eleneer signal. The barometer
will react to higher, and change: to
cooler will follow behind these storms
I' 1 THE wr.ata
Now the flies begin their bizeeild,
they make our lives e burden witb
their gimlets and their drills; they
ard riding on the breezes and they
scatter talon diseases than the doe
can ever master with his sager coat -
en pins. Due by day The housefly
hustles for our red and white. cor-
tents with Ins hyporleinie gee ; hest-
Lir.g, in all. humati regions sending to
the boneard lenions who would other
Wise keep living. in the world of worie
end fun. Flies are vile and vulgur
ereaturee; they have no redeereled
featares; thoy drive all the world to
anger as they weild their deadly loon;
m4, they keep ,us triad and frettine
tiek we erten are forgetting all the
solendid morel lessons that we leeele•
ed Senday Scheele. When the flhs
bade all been driven trem. this land
Lilo. joy ef living will (Scientists cae-
keock endways top ane nottera,
till they weary of theie labors led
their sticky feet are cold. Swaf. 'ern
with ear wedge's steetty, though the
world may eay your tlotty, kill htze
oft with gets and poison, tie Sbnle
tinware do their tails ,tee them to
the; stake with tethers give then/.
find them in our village let ua tide
them oat on rails..
Sin George's eebool London hes 'been
anpoir_ted to the etatf ef the London'
Colllogiatet
Mrs. Birney and daughter Louis
Miss Ida Rowe has returned home
ma near Ingersoll for the holidays.
Mr, Hector Heywnod of London
pent the holiday visiting his parents.
Mrs. Passmore has improved her xe-
siden.ce by the evection of a new porch
Douglas Stewart of Toronto' visited
hie parents Mr. and Mrs. J, .9.. Stewart
Mrs. Frank Malett jr. and children
welted over thelioliday in St. Thomas
Miss Lily Davis of London is -visit-
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Miss 'Victoria Miners of Goderich
visited her father Mr. Wm, Miners
this week.
Mr. WillWestaway of Montreal is
visiting Mrs. 1VestaWay at the home
of Mr. Al Ford,
Mrs, A. awn and child and Mrs.
Spencer and child spenb several days
at Grand Bend,
Mr' and Mrs. Chas, Dale, of Toledo,
Ohio, visited for several days at the
aft -E: Irunten-and family a
iapending the summer at Weir cotrage
Mr, and' Mrs. Alt Walters and Mr.
and Mrs.,jas? Wealbers returned last
week fawn the„Soe,
Mr. ang_ Mrs. Jas Martin and Mr.
Andrew Okd 4th-Seafoxth visited. in
town on the igen .
Mrs. W. D.*Ted"spent Sunday and
Monday in Detnoit.
Mrs. D. Sim:Agra of Wingham is
visiting her grandpare*tt, Mr. and
Mrs, Norman ereeet and ha.° child-
ren of Brarg,ford visIted relatives in
Mrs. John., 84abbrookatd Miss Sha -
Kerslake oxer the holiday. '
and daughter Stella, left Tnesday to
spend sevehl weeks at Grand Bend.
Mrs. „Ludy of Welland and Mrs,
McDondell of Outlook, Sask, are vis-
iting their sister Mrs, (Dr.) McUrilli-
Mr. and Alirs. Fred Hawkahaw and
children of Toronto visited the form-
ers, parents, Mrs, Hawkshaw re,
main for several days. •
Thursday, July 25th is the day. set
for the union Sunday School picnic at
can be secured by the railroads.
All stores will be closed this Thur-
sday afternoon corameueing at twelve
thirty o'clock, All citizens and ethers
are kindly requested to govern them-
selves aecordingly,
Mr. John Campbelre thatte of horses
ran away on July 1st with a mower.
The homes were frightened by a pass-
ing autonaobile, and ran arouind the
field and into a fenoe. The mower was
badly damaged.
Mrs, 10 A Follick was ha Toronto
last week attending the funeral of her
aurtt, Mrs, L 171 Pearse, aged 70 years
Mrs Pearse was a pioneer of Toronto
having lived there all her life. She has
visited La Exeter du different (toms -
Mr. Ohas, Locke, of Boston, Mass,
visited Mrs, Locke at the Central
hotetl this week, Me. Locke has been
throngh the Cobalt region lima on his
return called for Mrs, Locke, ivho has
been visiting at the Central.
Mr, Nelson Prier left ttlesday for
Portage la Prairie, Mari. -14r. Prior
was ealled home edam lime ago otvitig
to the illness and subsequent death ot
his father, Oa his arrival here he
Was taken M and has only recently
recovered sufficiently to teeteme his
'duties in the west,
The Holiday,— Dominion Day pasS-
ed off tinietly in Exeter, A great many
et the eitizerie were Met of tOnna, Seine
or frtends whtle Others went to Gran
Bend. tntertainments were held at
Centralia, Eihnville, and ittektea
umber of cab/efts etteolea these. a
Miss Rota Drew, of Toronto, visited
with'Mr. and Mrs. S. Fitton, for se'v'-
-eral
nee Mrs. jnee Markham? t arc'
cis friends ''gear Toroato,
coifs .W. G. Iiiseett leaves this week
for Winnipeg to ape, d' ;the; summer
in the west.
M. and hire. -J4Wahpe`r of Rerrow,
visited with 'relatives ixr town- Ayer
Deminiaa Day, l
Mr.'and Mrs- Jos. I.Tarvey Lind fam-
ily went to the Bend: Tvi nday for two
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EXETER;.
The new Eales and new plae-
es of vacation days invite your
Of the Following Goods Mentioned below
* Wall Paper
It is easy
for any -
ono to
have Kodaks from $5up
lirownie Cameras $1 to $12,
W. S. flowey
Exeter G 'Ind Bend
tan& fall stock of Camerae, Films and
sapplies at both stores.
4. Great Slaughter of Prices
it Wall Paper, Just Think 1'
A Discount oii
Vacatio'n Notice
Dr, Itoulaton desires to announce
that his dental. of6.ce will be closed
fArogragusttla.e I.5th Of jelly to the 15.th of
Mrs. j. Staubtery entertained on
Met. W. Dale -of Toledo is visiten,4
at the Central:Rotel.
Mr. jne. Green a London was in
town Tuesday on business.
spendieng a few, drays he town.
Mr: and Mre. :Albert Andrew( left
Monday to spend' e week MI. Miclaigen
Montlayt attending the; Rowell meet -
Miss j'eae end Marjorie 'dation heee
dwaerelok...called on friends ,in, town, lest,
" Messrs Wm. and Geo. Bletchf.orel
werh here from, Toronto Over the
hfkielildra.Y.W.M. Wright 'and daughter Seb
J. Bowel thee week-
, Two ..einks of. bowleradVent to See-
ferth yesterday to 'take pert in the
togrnament in that town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas., 'Atkinson re-
tUrned last week efter two weeks
visit to London 'toe -mettle,. '
*fr. end Mrs. D, dfille have' moeed
"'their • household ' ,effects to'
Knights residen* .on Station Street
Mrs. Jnae Taylor was to
Shaheepea,re'Tuesd,a,Y owing to ,the ser
netts illnees of her daughter Mrn• Mc -
"Mrs. jos. Senior and family Mr,. and
etre. Thos.. Rarton and Bin end Mrs.
on Mond 9y:
"tended 'the bowling tournainent at
ilideetmen this week.
Mr, llessell May left Wednesday
for .13ervie where he will commence
tis probatema as junior plater of tbe
Berrie 'Methodist Cire-ait Ru-ssel is
a bright young man inel has many
We wish for him the success he de -
The news or the Regina disaster
comities in tel.; -section -mini it was
learned that ell were enfe. Mrs, Oled
lioelSton and Master Verne hid just
arrived in tne cite on Satercley morn-
ing bat leord was early received lent
all was „well. Siraller word was re -
cloned from Miss JOXIDIC Ilardy, Mr.
F. Willett, G. E. IGre'gory, Chas Har -
'the '27tie annnalienemivensire Of the
Belleville Methodist Sunday School
and -was niost esaccesefur in thee, bite
was held on Savaday end Monday tast:
mans wee preached by the Rev. J., 10.)
The et tondo rice at bottle „services. were
excellent. A mass mettine was held in
the afternoon, The cellectioas for
the day amounted to over $100.00.1 On
M.onday the anneel • picnic was held
in Mr. '1Ierchrians mallard "there:
was a ha; °Tower and an. excellent pro
green. The children gave two line.
'drills and -there wexe also .a.„ •euraber.
tug of wen beeween the married end
end Wn-fi won •by the Manned.
,tiame fball Ny.as played by the Mime
ary ,tied 117,3,4 leen by the letter 120 to
10, The ladies eupplied the tvants of
the inner man' arid deeerve , ;!rcel-,
Tile CO th 1 i (it WAVE)
'Large of titd day ire to be eongrat~
Waterloo Orin were visiting the for-
mer',s brother' W. B. Wdidenhammer
Mr. and Mrs, Edd Treble and, Mr.
and AIrs. Geo., dlantie, lad Mr. and
Mrs. Rd. Weld) epent Sunday and
Monday et Graehtl Bend. .
to 'have a rasty nen sem '.his
foot on Monday. whiohneriV lay dal&
Off work for a eounalehof,idays.
--droon Txeble and Tod Craig were in
London Sunday and Monday. .0'066
who wae working with' W. W4 Tamen,
hat secured a job* in London an,d. Is
remaining there.
Mr. N, W', Rowell Neate given an.entes-
lastic reception in Lomion on Monday
as he °eerie?. his carapaign td aboliele
the bar. Efis galley tneetihe with
Tim Ladies Aid of Main St, Meth4
and cream festival on the 'church
Lawn on Thnrsday evening July 4th
The hand will be in attendance _Good
program. admission 25 and 15c. deers -
body come. •
- Early Peas end Potatoes—Mr. and
Mrs. ,Geo. .Powell on Sunday lase-tl en-
ioyed ti,eir first mess of potatoes and
eees. Both. peas end potatoes were
of geed size and needless to say they
were mach enjoyed.
" The Garden :Party given' hy the Tid-
ies of the _English churela last Friday
evening' on the church lawn was
sacoese in every wav The London'
Ela.rpere, 'delighted the' people with'
then. music and eeeryone ,enjoyed. the
Teenier, the proceeds 'amounted, to
ova $80
v hie' Mrs. Passmore the 'home of
Mr. F. W: Gladraan. Mrs. Pesernore
pang a solo in Clem clieurch. on Sue -
dee morning and in james Street •io
he evening . Miss Pa.semore hen
;voice of excellent range and cleerness
and her eelections were inifeb apprec-
Fortner Residept -Dead—Word, has
been received of the death of IVIarger-
et Raba Renton, reliet of the late Sohn
Ranton, of Winnipeg Aged 70 years.
Mr. ltanton predeceased her only a
,fetv months ago. At one time they
.were residents of town and kept a
Ogre, leaving here, for the west, Mrs.
Renton ie survived by two boys mad
t.heo girls,
Auto, Trip -ground. Chmatre— ,The
I-luron Old Boys aimed excursion
from Tomato will be, held next. Sat-
urdnet emir there ie every promise, ail
feature olf the/ Exeureion will he an
elite- trip aroend the leountry. They
wilt visit Reynold', St. josenbes Zur-
ich On:Alton tenttalia end: Exeter on
Sakludlarhoxid the in tonennoret,
eight Vde weleeme the old, Does; back
to e teener 1Cotenty ,of Ontario.
the Met regiller meeting of Exc.
ter Lodge No: 6'7 0. 0, le Teeedey
t:nears-were installed by D. 'De Me,
M'srray for the eesuine year
1\7'• 13roo Br, ihenIston
Sec, I3ro We ;Cottle Treasurer, Bro
Dignan; War, Ilro smtat
Bro. W. Vert:in Chap, lire, 114 iteNvxid
neetete
elated. Lilt? f,{nCeSs.
40 Per Cent
given for Two Weeks.
Underwear for
Men
Just a few pieces left at
4. All Prints and Ginghams to
+ be Cleared out
2: 10 Cents.
1,* What Whitewear we have
.1. we are giving a Discount of
15 Per Cent
4.4. We have still a few Pieces
ee of 3-ineh Ribbon for
+ 10 cents per yard
Vire have only -
4' 4 Cloth Skirts
+ left to clear at
Straw Hats
All Straw Hats to be cleared
negulkv $1,75 for $1,38
ft 40 for 32
Gents Wash Vests
All to be Cleared Oat .
Rekular $2.50 for $1,93
" 2,00 for 1.58
3:4Do not Forget the Thursday half -holiday I
* Commencing in July
ee
Highest Price Paid for Produce
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° THE WEDDING iiiiitiTH 44
RERE WILL BE a great many Wed-
,, dings during this month. There will
+ also be a correspondingnumber of per -
e+ plexed friends wondering what would make
.1+ a Suitable Gifr- and where to get it..
EINVITE THEM 'to inspect our
Stock, which.inclades Useful., Beau-
tiful 1,nd Novel Gtfts for the Bride
the Groom and the New Home.
▪ archan
All Repairing Neatly and Quickly Done.
GROGERY
Opposite Electric Light Plan
Keep Happy in the Home
by getting YQUIL
HOUSEHOLD
Here. We handla only
the BEST and we have
everything yon need at
THEJEA AND 'CORE STORE
nes ...= , Y du‘ter and rave your eel,
, clea,ne everything it touches, - _It
',,r,l''',,,,wik:a.iluNa.,:,,ITsice:inyte:tac.'ftels \ev,'?'d,dyri.,-.1., Lu'a-r.,',,h41.T,,. 411-41"-' ie"ing the etirfaee hke new '`..11":
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DuswING
Furniture or
VioodArk
nwith a' dry duster
when the duet flies ___„-ebe
and follows in yout
Get a Modern Shuffle 7=
t on and TJse
Veri b rite
Venoil
health, It disinfects and --41" •
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if Jr $10p, --The case arising dee
ot it seisere,' et Signor at the Mintie
Cempeel nederich, Genie en before
.Aetin eolith Magistrate Charlet; Ifelti
lie 'emend was fined $101 tor eellene
Biddelplin. visited at Mr. des. Atkin.;
S Martin & Son
EXETER, ONT.
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