HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-5-25, Page 8THE EXETER TiMES
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4OLIUNIS
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Buy your fleece cover
ings this season. While we
can give you them at nearly
the cid prices. We have a fine range
of the newest patterns in Rugs and
Linoliunms and would advise you to
buy then now as next season's
prices will be very high.
Middy Blouses
A variety of new and pretty
Middy Blouses for Girls and Mis-
ses in good washing material at
$1,00 1.25 and 1.50.
Ladies' Rain-
coats
In Black Fawn Grey & Green,
A. splendid coat for rain or dust.
Medium weight cloth. Extra
special value at 500.
White Hats
Girls White Hats for summer
wear. Cool and comfortable for
the hot weather. All sizes each
'75 cents.
Hanging Lamps
In new decorations with frioge
trimming. Also several new Hall
Lamps with White and Red.
Globes. Call and see them.
Brass Jardines
We have several sizes of BrP.s
Jardines, oue sells for $1.75,
another for $2.50 as well as
Crumb Trays, Candle sticks,
Teapot stande and other novel-
ties. -
New Parasols
Showing some very pretty
handles in the latest design-•. The
cloths are a mixture of silk and
cotton. Good values at $1.601 75
2 25, 2.5U
White Skirts
In several neat styles that are
easily laundered. The material
in a white Gabardine of fine
quality. 2.75 3,00 3,25
Straw Hats
The rainy spell will soon be
over and you will be looking for
a new Straw Hat. We are show-
ing a hig range of the newest
shapes at popular prices.
Dinner Sets
'We are fortunate to have
such a fine assortment during
war time. We have placed in
stock several new patterns in
the newest shapes. 97 pieces $15.
Toilet Sets
Market Report—Tho following is.
the report of the Exeter market
corrected up to May 25th.
'Wheat 90c to
Oats 45 to 48c.
Baxley 50 to 550 " 4
Buckwheat 60 to 059^, 1.
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Peas $1,00
Family Flour $3,14 1 1
Low Grade Flour $1,75, 1
Bran $26.00 per ton,. ,i
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Shorty $27,00 per ton,
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Eggs ..Q. •
Butter 25e. ` f
:Creamery Butter 30 to 32c.
Potatces ea.00 to 2,25.
Hogs re10.30. t i i
You will find something you
will like here. as we have 25
pretey sets to show you. Special
values at $1:50 and $5.00.
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
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',c,•,SANflF1gS_FAVORsT D UG;�TORE'
i#ocolates
"Your Sweetheart'a Choice"
Their exquisite deliciousness is
obtained by the skillful use of
absolutely pure ingredients of
the highest grade.
60c., 80c. and $1.00 per lb.
Fresh assortment today.
W. S. Cele, Exeter
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For choice Buckwheat for seed see
Harvey Bros.
400 Tons of Fine, Land. and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
ton; 50o. per bag.—Exeter Salt Works
Co., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager—
PERRY
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensee enc.
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly at-
tended
to. ';'hone 116, 1iirkton Ad-
dress girktan "P.O.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The council of the corporation o:
the County Of Huron will meet in' the
council chamber, in the Town of God'r
erich, on Tuesday the 6th. day of Jui,e
next, at 3 o'clock ;p. m.
Dated May 2nd. 1916.
',W. Lane, clerk,
FOR SALE
ew Spring f Large They
White asrks good bogs for
sale. They are as as the best
because they combine the blood of
noted sires. OuY1 sows, in view of the
above, could not but be of a very
high-class. combining great size, true
type and easy feeding qualities. For
• sale hags% of all ages. Prices moder-
ate. Bogs kept for service.— Chas
Harvey, phone, 78, Exeter, Ont.
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Phone your Order
to
Wilson's Grocery
and Receive
PROMPT DELIVERY
Phone 56
Leave your Order
for
Pineapples
Pointers
rT11U0: t DA' '. DlAY' 25th, lent
With 'the return of Spring again
Oh where, oh where i -ss' our baseball
mend •
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When the man starts tr lhng 'you
about: his first new potatoes you'll
be able to retort that you had thena
just as early last year,
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The storekeepers have been selling
lots of lettuce, carrots. beets, etc, eta,
only it has been by the 'package and
net by the bunch.
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"It wilt pay you" sounds alright in
an advertisement, but the buyer says
"Sbow me" and when that is done.
both seller and buyer have been
gratified, Advts. mast be backed up
by works,
Suits
for .Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED .AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE ; RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring • fa, Mons are arriving and
combine in. Fabric and Style a unique
ind interesting collection, , meeting
tbe requirements for seenet wear and
travel.
It is unusual to 'present so early in
:he season so great a'variety, but
;tyles weTe determined early and the
most favored shown.
Tbe present timg is most advantag-
cou.s for buying as all indications
poitn higher hi gher prices in the future.
N. Sheere
I,ADII:S' 'AND GEIS' TAXL01
Stand t,"p.taire. nrmosittn the Ceuteal
Hotel
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LOCAL•
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Mr. F. M. Boyle motored' to London
Monday.
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It is just a question whether the
war or the weather has had the' fore-
most attention the past week or so.
We certainly have been wondering
what is coming next.
Mr. 'W, Amos, of London, spent the
24th in town.
Miss Ella Phillips spent the week-
end out, of town.
Mrs. W. J. Heyman and children
are visiting in London,
Dr. L. L. Follicle and ;family, of St.
Marys spent) 24th in town.
Mr. A, E. Puke Was in Woodstock
and London last week on business,
Mr. H. Gould .has sold his house on
Carling street to Mr. 'Geo. Windsor.
Mrs. S. Atkinson and DIr. and Mrs.
Geo. Atkinson were in London for the
24th.
FORNITURE
We can. assist you in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you only
want some odd .pieces.
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up to.date irl'
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion
atisfact-ioTl
It N. Rowe
the Funeral Directorate
Fiirtiittare Dere/tete
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251 GUNNERS 'WANTED — Machine
Gunn Section of the Minn Battalion
offers .fascinating inducemeete for
ambitious ming men. Excellent
chances for promotion, Na guard
duty nor fsUgu"•
The 'boss in khaki are greatly miss-
ed from our streets, our' churches and • Court of Revision
our entertainments. Their conduct l
has been exemplary and they have VILLAGL OF EXETER'
been active supporters in all public I
gatherings during the past few t The first sitting of the Court of ile-
Plants for Sale
400 ltµndred- thousand plants for
sale. Geraniums, fuchsia, ;!'erns. A'L-
ers. Stooks, Verbena, double • and
single Petunia, Salvia Ljeratuin,
Tansey Vinca, Dracena, Dusty Miller,,
Canna, double and . siegle Lobelia,
Folage, Silver Lear, U kinds of tome
ato, cel.ry, cabbage, flanging Baskets.
L. 11AY, Florist,.
'25 HANDY MEN. W.AN ,,•D, -111a ori
Be tuition aaeeds` Saye;; handy with tools
for the Pioneer• section, Good wages
and short hours,
Court of Revision
TOWNSHIP OF L'S13ORNE
A court for consideration of and
disposal of appeals against the At{•
sessment tti;oll.will b.: held at the,
Township Hall, Elimville, on Saturn
day Jund 3rd. at 1 o'clock.
Granton,, Francis Morley,
May 121h, 1916, clerk. ,
SALE t SALE!
Remember the prices on shoes are
out in two for the rest of this week.
Ladies' Men's, 'Misses and Youth's
all below cost, They must go.
Geo. Manson.
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SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the 'old Temperance House at the
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity, Your patronage, is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. ED,
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
arearene May the good name they
have established follow thein, ever.
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Really I when a woman gats all
pair:'e•i up it keeps a man guesing to
place her. Still after seeing the
black in vaudeville we'll hope that
like most of their fashions, this one
twill not go 'from one extreme to the
other, If it must be we'll ;prefer the
color ire vogue at present. But since
man bas no sa,y in their make up
there is no saying just what will come
next. . ,
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At the minstrel show last. Friday
the audience was told that the
Editor of Tbe Times sometimes
die make a witty remark, and that
cantle boarding a street car his lady
friend was heard to say :. "Do you
think we can squeeze in here?" "No"
say& the editor, "Let's wait until we
get borne." The attribution of such
wit to us rather flattered us, but
wbat was our chagrin after the show
to be told that it was not meant for
us but rather for our bachelor cone
temporary, .
A number' of 'people have spoken
vera hienly ^f our flour a'ecently.
One said '-L .c last flour mad: great
bread, 35 centers,"
FLOUR. Mfg. by Harvey Bros,
SCAFFOLD 13:EtOKhi
W'} ile ven::er:ng Mr. J. Braund'a
house on Main street a scaffold broke
and pariielpated Messrs. J. Kna'rr" and
Keith Ford. to the ground. Both were
so pewhat bruised, and - shaken 'up but
escaped serious. injury.
Mrs. T. Acheson is. able to be, tout
for shore walks after 'her 'recent op-
eration.
arr. and :Mrs. A. E. Wood, of Lan-
don spent' 24th with Mr. and Mrs. J.
T, Wood.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'W. Bradt, of Th'ed'-
ford, spent the holiday with ' rela-
tives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spackman
and children of Guelph, spent • the
holiday in town.
Mr. Earl' Browning left Wednesday
for Kingston, where he has secured
a good position.
Miss D. Essery, of London,. Ls vis-
iting foil a few days with Mrs. Wm,
Essery. of town.
Mr. Garvey Acheson and lady friend
of St.. 'Thomas visited at the Central
Hotel over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt motored
up from London Sunday and visited
Mr. and Mrs. I. Arttistrong.
Mr. 0. H. Pecker. of'New Hamburg,
visited with Mrs. Becker nt' the home
of Dr. Browning inch on Sunday.
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Mrs. I•Iobbi and daughter, D,'light,
of Toronto; are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. 0. south: ott, off town.
Mr. G. Holman and daughter, of
Seaforth, visited Mr. and Mrs. Rd.
Davis tae forepart of the 'week.
Miss Nettie Passmore, of Toronto
is visiting her mother and attending
the Gardiner—Monteith; wedding.
Mr. and; Mrs. A. J, 'McDonald 'spent
the holiday; in St. Thomas: Mrs. !Ice
Donald will remain for a month.
Miss Lily Davis, of London, spent
the week -end visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Davis, .Exeter
North.
'Rev. E. G. Powell 'preach'ed in
James street Methodist church last
Sabbath morning and in Dain Street
in. the evening.
Mr. W. J. Murray visited at bits
home here, over the holiday. He left
Thursday evening for Moncton, N.B.
as representative) of the S. F. 13owser
Co., oil Toronto.
24th of May passed ofi1: quietly in
town. The day' was fine. There .were
a few visitors. A great many' of our
citizens went to 'Clinton for the day
to sear %eke manoeuvres off the soldiers.
USE MODEL
Huron Old Boys ;Excursion
The Huron Old Boys Association
of Toronto, Las for several. years been
in the habit of running an annuual
excursion to tbe county, thus giving
former residents an opportunity to
visit their old homes and many 'plea-
sant reunions bee thus been enjoyed.
Last year it found inadvisable
to run an excursion, many' being dis-
appointed thereat. This year the
Executive her decided to resume the
excursion and though nothing dee-
inite has yet been decided upon as to
date. it is intended to run one on or
about the 8th of July. if arrangement
can be made accordingly. Formerly
the excursion was run to God•erick
and Kincardine jo'ntiy, the latter
being td accomodate persons who had
resided in the northern part of the'
county. The destination this year
will be Goderi.cb and 'Sarnia, the sou-
thern ;part of the county aeingt sere
ved in thee way. It is anticipated that
low rates will be secured to both
points. .Arrangements will also be
made so that those who wish to take
a boat trip from Sarnia to Detroit;
a delightful ride will be able to do
so fol; a small additional amount. The
tickets to Goderich will be good un.-
tie
nrtie Menday, evening, and to Sarnia un-
til Tuesday,
Mr. 'W. F Heideman, of Toronto:
resigned his position to join the 220
Battalion, but was rejected on account
of former sickness. Ile • has eince tak-
en a position to represent a Toronto.
firm through the west, commencing
June lst.
'Iter. A, 'W. Brown, of Varna, will
occupy the pulpit in ,lames street}
Methodist chnrch next Sunday, Rev
W. G, H. McAlister leaving Friday
tor the opening. session :cif . the Lon-
aeon^'Conference W'hitili meets at IIiugs-
vil le.
Mr, Tilos, Murray, 'prinepli• ll Feta e,
Owen Sag wn& Oolleiate 3anetii'�rute died
,
on May 23rd, Although ill hire cone
ditioti was not thought to be serious
until the night prevlou„s to his death.
The deceased was barn in Tucker -
email and was educated at 'Clinton�
High school and graduated rvitlt"hon-
ors in arts at Toronto in 1892, le
1900 he was married to Miss 7;dath
Refern, who surviveshini, Five
brothers and. two sisters also survive
him am.on'z whom are Mr, Jas, i1lur-
ray and Miss Jennie Murray, of town
and Mrs. A. G, Smillie, of Seaforth.
vision for the hearing of appeals
against the assessment roll of the
Village of Exeter for the year 1916,
will 'lad held in the Council chamber
on Friday. June 2nd, 1916, at eight
o'clock. in the evening. All persons
having business at the said 'Court will
please tako •notice and govern them,-
selves nccprdingly.
Jos. Senior, clerk.
ANNOUNCEMENT
After making sixteen trips to tbe
town olt Exeter, many of my patients
who have been taking 'Chiropractic
Spinal adjustments are only delight-
ed to testify to you of the wonderful
results abtainedt by my method of a
drugless' road to health which had
seemed hopeless bay all other methods.
Now in snaking an appeal to the
people o.e Exeter and district around
I 'wish, to state that I do not expect
at the present to reach any but the
so called Ceronic's or supposed to be
incurables by other methods, there-
tore I mighe say if you are sick or
wiling and have tried all other known
methods, do not give up in despair
but take Chiropractic Spinal adjust;-
naents and get well. Adjustments rex
move the cause af di -ease. 'Chiroprao-
tors do not .treat 'effects.
It will mean your health and happi-
ness. See Dr. S. M. Jones, Monday'
Wednesday and Fridays. Office, Mrs.
S. A. Harness. 'Examination free.
HLCKS FOREC1ASTS
A regular storm period is central
on the 24th, extending from( the 22nd
to the 27th. This period. is at the 'cute
naination af the mercury beriod', with
the moon at last quarter on the 23rd,
and on tb•e celestial equator on the•
25th.. on its way from south to noseh
declination.' About the 22nd, a fele
ling barometer will develop in weete
ern sections, winds will shift to
southerly, ie will grow steadiy- warm-
er. and storms of wind, 'rain and
thunder will organize and start on
their eastward journey. :Cly the 24th
and 25th; storm centers will reach cen-
tral parts of the country, breaking
into terrific electrical ,storms, on
and next to the 25th. This is one of
the periods in which a series of
daily storms for several successive
days. is likely. At . such times there
is often a storm in the night: and
another in they day, the night storm
coming a little earlier each' night
end (the day circle a little later
each da'y..until the two cycles come
together in the late ,afternoon or
early evening. At such times the
storms are of great violen'cle, aften
resulting in wildhurrioanes and lari-
at tornadoes. Tbe conning together of
these t:wa daily storm cycles, most
frequently 'culminates about ,si.x to
eight .o'clock in the evening, at which
times great and ominous storm cloads
foray r,on ' the .ivestern hareem', axed
.sweep up the western, sky, with
alarming displays of lightning, terra
tete reverberations of thunder, .fol-
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lowed by destructive downpours of
rain. The blending of these two' storm.
cycles into one great storm usually
breaks up rth�e stormy period, the
barometer. rases very high, the winds
shift Job/ and 'steady to westerly, and
the weather' .turns tie seasori,.bl ' cool.
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To a eaarefuY a6servcr, a reliable baro=
meta it of inea7:eulable valtl., at s rch
times. The hygrometer is also and,,:)-
pensalile in connection evitle their'
phenoininal storm periods.
AIiE�IION
We have a specially. select-
ed Stock of No, 1, Good
Standard
Alsike,
over s ,
Fled l
Tirnothy, Alfalfa,Sweet
Cover, Orchard and Blue-
grass, Seed Corn, etc..
Bust received a shipment of
No, 1, Imported Alsilee at
$12.150 per bushel.
Special prices given on
Club Orders of $10 and up-
wards.
We have a quantity((jjof
FLRST CLASS pQffI��UEs
for Sate.
C. - a IA Call Solicited
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CRSD1TON - - ONT
:DEBENTURES FOR SALE '
The Countyl of Huron offers $60,000a
of debentures for sale. The Debenta
tires are. first class security and wilt
be offered to the residents of tbere
county first. For particulars apply:
to 'Rohl, W. Livingstone, Warden, W4
J. R, Holmes, Treasurer or the under
W. Lane, clerik.
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eNEW EDISON
Madame Marie Rappold, Prima Donna Soprano of the; Metropolitan Opera 'Company, is to -day touring the
United States and Canada or the purpose of proving that her voice cannot ba distinguished from Thomas A. Ed:-
ison's re-creation; of it. Her itinerary includes New.York, where on April•25th she appeared at Carnegie Hall.
Rochester on April 26tb, Philadelphia on April 27th, Newark on April 28th. Cinciun'i.ti on May lst, Chicago
ou Mayt 4th, Minneapolis on May 5th, St; Paul on May 8th, Birmingham on May 10th, Dai1:s, San Fran.cisio, Den-
ver and Toronto.
Such a tout as this id unique, in the annals of music Madam Rappold is one of the inventor's most
valuable co-workers in. bis experiments with the human, voice ie his 'famous L: boratorie5 at -Orange, N.J. Her
voice is of singular 'purity, such a vole,) as the wizard has need of in hiswork on acoustics, and he has made
frequent use of it. A few, weeks ago before a gathering of music crit es, the Prima Donna undertook to sing
in unison with a record o.,1 her+ voice, with the astounding result that it was impossible for even trained ears
to distinguish between her living and re-created voices.
Edison regards this perfect matching of the human voice as one o: his greatest achievements, and said so.
frankly to some of his iriends•present ad the 'time of this experiment.
The past season at the Metropolitan has been the 'most brilliant of, Madam Rappold's career. She has.
sung scores of exacting roles, including Desdemona in "Otello," Leonora in "11 Trovatore," Elsa in "Lohengrixaa'
Elizabeth in "Tanahauser," Eva in "Die Meistersinger," and Freia in "Das '11beingold," Only recently she
sang one of the leading roles in Herman. Goetz's operatic version of "Tho Taming or the Shrew."
Madam Rappold is a Brooklynite. Since she attained prominence in the operatic world she has received
many flattering offers from 'foreign impresarios, she she prefers her own country. Several seasons ago she
was decorated by the King ;of Roumania foe the beauty and brilliance of her .singing during the opexa season
in Bucharest. flex voice is a dramatic soprano with a wonderfully appealing quality,
ThePOWELLJ. W. POWLE
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NEW FDISON Agent
ig on Sale at —
THE NEW McLAUOHLIN
We are ready to demonstrate the new '1916 Mc hitug tNeuf#.ixt y ndercea.r4.
. i cautomobiles cars are absolutely the last word in highc ass anda,ny prospect
-iveurchaser will make no mistake nt examining
these cars.
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We have two demonstrating cars for sale; a D 60, and a D,450 both arcs
1916 Models.
Prices of these cat's n application. Phone or call for demonstrattou.
J. A. Stewart
Agents in • Exefer
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