HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-8-2, Page 8Howey's Drugstore
MOVED
While Building to
Broderick's old
stand
One door north of
Fraynes Harness Shop
Come and See Us
Your Trade Appreciated
Howey's Drugstore
Phone 50
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EXETER TI61 E
A TWAR i.
Phone 16
(foods
You • Need for
the Hot Weather
Middy Blouses
A Big assortment of good
Blouses made of gond White
Materials in White and White
trimmed with colors.
White Skirts
$1,00
Clearing of White Wash
Shirts. Splendid quality Bedford
Cord and Indian Head. Regular
$2.00 and $3,00 values. Reduced
Price each 3100.
Millinery
All FIowers, Shapes and
Trimmed Hats to be cleared
this season. The prices on all
Millinery is very low.
Dinner Sets
6 New Dinner Sets of 96
pieces, Extra quality Ware,
with neat floral decoration.
Special Mid -summer price $15.00.
Choice Groceries
Choice New Potatoes.
Comfort Soap, 6 bars foe 25c
Quart Sealer Pickles each 25c,
Men's Straw Hats
Including all the newest
shapes. At the low prices we are
offering it will pay you to buy
now.
Rubber Soled
Outing Shoes
For Boys, Misses, Women
and Men. They are in great de-
mand, Boys' and Misses, 75c, 90c
and $LOQ. Wotr-ens' and Men's
$L25 and $1.50.
Standard Patterns
and Designer
Call andet the New
August Fashion sheet and sub-
scribe for the Designer at the
low price of 45c a year. We stock
the new Standard Patterns.
Odd Cups
15 Doz. odd Cups, Clover
Leaf have just been unpacked.
These are scarce goods. Get your
supply at once.
Specials for One Week
Camp Coffee ....................................
Best Extracts
Toasted Corn Flakes
per bottle 25c
3 for 25c
3 Packages for 25c
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
I The Big Store with the little prices
New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
11I0DELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE 'RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, . meeting
the requirements for street wear and
travel,
It is unusual to present so early in
the season so great a variety, but
styles were determined early and the
most favored shown.
The present time is most advantag-
eous for buying as all indications•
poitn to higher prices in the future.
N. Sheere
LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the !Central
Hotel
FURNITLJR
WANTED AT ONCE
Young women desiring employment
in town, oan find it by applying at
once to the Jackson Mfg. Co. who
tare several good positions vacant.
The 'work is light and clean, the hours
are very short, and wages are paid
-while learning, steady position and
good wages are assured to anyone,
giving it a trial.
Apply at once.
Jackson Mfg. Co.
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensea Auc-
tioneer. Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
at Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. 'Phone 116, Kirkton,, Ad-
dress lairkton P.O.
HOUSE AND
LOT FOE SALE
The frame house and half acre of
land situated on Gidley street, Exeter
and owned by Mrs. Deavitt will be
offered !foe quick sale. Apply to Chas.
Harvey, on Huron St.
NOTICE
Tke undersigned merchants have
decided to close their stores each
week on Tuesday and Thursday nights
at 7 o'clock during .the summer monl
the beginning the first week in July.
P. Hanlon & Son, Centralia, John Mc
Naughton, Mooravilte; Mrs. G. Leto
is, Clandeboye; E. A. McKenzie, Crane
deboye.
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per
Iton; 50o. per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Works
00., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager.
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 in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion
R. N Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Furniture Deatler-
PHONE20 0a
We have that ,good flour Manitoba's
dlest or Model for bread and Wel-
come for pastry. Do not take a flour
said to be just as good, insist on hav-
ing some home made goods. Therb;atre
none better. --Harvey ;Bros.
SALT FOR SALE. --An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the old Temperance 'Souse at the
C. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. 'Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. ED.
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
ASTOR IA
For In1hnle ,ca,d, octillion.
t vKindYearOink Always S000
...netted the
utettn'te as
14,40
Market Report—The following is
the report of the Exeter market
corrected up to Anivat 2uda 1914.
`Wheat 85 to 95
Oats 45o to 50, ;
Barley 50 to 55o
a3uckwheat 00 to 80 1 t ( l
Peas a 1i;1,00
Fancily flour $3.10 • ,f Il
Low Grade Flour $L75, , t '.
Bran $26.00 per tan. , t t
Shorts $28,00 per tote.
Eggs 25o. _ i
Butter 25e. i • t f
A
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F,
ea t
Creamery butter r 330 r'
Neve potatoes 0.00 •
Young ahias 180. '
Old Hens,. lie
Dla rooscene br. ; i Ot fi. I
Young & ekee 13o
Old duoks 9a
tad turkeys 15o
Hoge 11.25..
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Order Your
New
Potatoes
from-
WI LSON'S
GROCERY.
pliONE 56
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Pte. Bert Rivers is keine, from Camp
Borden on furlough.
Me. and Mrs. T. 0. South'cott are
holidaying at the Bend.
Firs. Thompson: returned last week
after visiting in London.
Mr. Oliver D:tvis of Zurich event the
week -end at his home here. '
Mr. and'i4;ftrs. T. ilaafeLeod and ehi'd
are holidaying near Parkhill.
.Lieut. E. Torrance of !Camt2 'Bor-
den, visited in town. on/Sunday.
Mr. Allan Parkinson. of St, 'Marys,
was in town Saterday on business.
Brits. T. Grieve ,spent a few 'days at
'Grand Bend during the past, week.
Nh Bert Gillies haa returned to
Paris after holidaying at 'his home in
'town: ; ! ,
Mists Ale'da Morris, of Hamilton, is
visiting with Mr. and 14I•rf:. 'Wun.
Thtompson.
Mr. E. J. Spackman, of Toronto,
is visiting with Mrs. Spackman at
Grana .end.
Mrs. Jones and little daughter, of
'Toronto. are visiting kir. and arra.
Ed. Howald. .
Mr. (Clive McAlister. of Toronto. vie-
ited dieing the past week with Mr.
and firs. S. Fitton.
Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Paosmore; and Mr.
and airs. John 'Cann are 'spending a
few days in London.
Miss Ethel 'Bassett is holidaying) pit
Grand Bend.,
Mrs, L. Artn!strong is visiting with
her daughter in Lueknow.
Mr. :Crank alallett, jr., is spending
a lett;; days in, St. Thomaied
Misses )Rhoda and Etta Kerslake
spent part of last week in London.
Miss G.tadya Bissett left Wednesday
to visit' in Paris and Rochester, N, Y.
faXaj. Heamari of Cainp Border( vis-
ited in town the latter part of last
week.
Two Scotohmen in kitties were in
town last week recruiting for a piled
band.
Niss Olive Clark, 1473 Dundas, St.
Widen, is visiting with Miss 'Rhoda
Kcrfstake.
Mae Beretta Duplan, of London, vis-
ited friends in Centralia over the
week -end.
Mr. Geo. Manson hie moved'his shoe
store into the Hartleib building nor-
th of B. W. F. Beavers.
Mrs. Joanne and 'Hiss Lilly return-
ed home Saturday after yisiting for
a few w ucks in Sarnia.
Mns. Teale and daughter Lilly May
and Willa of London, are the guests,
of Mr. and Mrs. ThoiSweet.
Col. Wilson. of Seaforth visited in
town. on Tuesday and was thee' guest of
Mr. and ..n:rs. J. A. Stewart,
;Mrs, (Rev.) Muxworthy has re-
turned homdi, after visiting for a fety
weeks in Woodstock and Preston!
Main St. Epworth League head a
picnic in Riverview Park Tuesday
evening and a most enjoyable time/
was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E: Handford of Ing-
ersoll were in town Tuesday eyen-
ing on their way to their summer
cottage at Grand Bend.
Mr. Bert Harness of the'135th Batt-
alion visited his mother over' the week
end. This was Bert's last visit home
as they! ,expect shortly torgo overseas.
Four .rinks of bowlers motorea to
'Clinton last 'Friday and enjoyed a
game of bowls with. the Clinton bow-
lers. The Exeter rinks were down -in
the score.
Services a{ follows in the Main St.
'Methodist church next Sabbath. Love
-
feast. and .fellowship at 1 a. m:Prea-
iniin.g at 1.1 a, m. followed bry Sacro.
mert o11 the Lord's Supper. i
Mist Lila Taylor, of Ush'rue. has
!bleed. McGillivray Knowles' R. C. A.
sketching cla,.s at Piston. She ex-
pects to be with them a month after
Mr. Walter Whyte and daughter which she will vi -it friends ,n Toronto
Met Wi"vte of ll inioita Man.: alit.', the
guest': of Mrs, Jas Whyte. N11W SILO AND FILLING
M'r- Harry Enke has returned to OUTFIT AT CANNING FACTORY
Parkhill after holidaying in town and
a trip up the lakes to' Duluth.
Mr. Fran.kClark, and little daught-
er Me.aguetrite, of London visited in
town a 'couple of days this week.
Miss I.la L. Whyte Ilea returned to
her home here afber spending two
months with` her aunt l&rls.,Fred Par-
sons of Mitchell.
Rev. 'Hutton. of London occupied
the pulpit in James St. Methodist
et,ureh last Sabbath in the: absence of
the pastor, Rev. J. W. Baird.
Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Dodds of Tor-
onto who have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. S. `Fitton for two weekly re-
turned to their home on 'Saturday.
'Mrs. Jae. Lutton and children, of
London. visited this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Horton. The condition
of Miss Hatri:on in improving slowly,
• Mira. G. McDonald end eon •Root. of
Des Moines •Jowa. and Mrs. C. H.
Smith and two children of Windsor,
Sire th' ,gu'e'sts of theirs mother Mrs.
Jon Snell.
Mrs. (Rev.) Sharp, and daughter,
Meogaret, left this avicek for Sincoe,
to spend a month's vacation with the
former',s parentis, 'Rev. and Mrs.
Peter McNicol.
Communion service will Irre. !told' in
Caven Presbyterian church next Sab-
bath morning, On Friday evening at
7.45 Rev. S. W, Mitxworthy will
preach the preparatory sermon.
Mir Wm, Westlake, Meat DJ A. Mo
Nicol and cbildren of Stratford were,
gueste, of their mother illrs, John.
Westlake Wednesday and Thursday
returning home Thursday evening.
ate. and ales. Fred Parsons of Mit-
.0501 were guest% of the tatter's
mother, Mrs. John'Wertlake over Sun-
day, Master Harold Whyte returning.
keine with them to 'spend his holidays
ilev. C. W. !Baker of Crediton, (eon-
d,ieted the' services at Main St Meth-
odist eturcii Sunday evening deliver=:
dna a very acceptable sermon The
pester- 'Rev. 5. 'W. Mitxworthy eon-
aa•aoted the e rvice ,at Crediaote
One of the new features et the Exe-
ter Canning factory this year is a
new 50 ft. silo and the manner i:o
Which the silo is being filled should
interest all farmers -who own a silo.
The outfit used 'is made by the Com -
non M'ichine Co., of town and is run
by their seven h.p, air-cooled gasoline
eng.ne which has no difficulty(in driv-
ing it. The pea straw is being saved
for feed and is Iran through a cutting
inactine and elevated the fifty feet.
The silo is 20 'feet. in diameter and
was built tabs year et a cost of 3'1000.
This is somewhat larger than 'the or-
dinary silo in usae and tbe work of
filling it with' the Connor outfit
proves that this 'company has an art-
icle that should meet a brisk d2man
and fill a long felt 'want.
L31CIiS FOREC'ASTTS
k reactionary' stormperiod is cen-
tral on the 6th, 7th, and • 8th„ this
periost is at me oenter of the Venus
equinox. The ldoon is at its first
quarter and at i.ts extreme south
point. The opposition of the planet
'Meanies on, the 10th. will also extend
Ito disturbing power over this per-
i
od, The barometer 'will naturally
fall—beginning in the west and pass= Shells in Process of Manufacture
in,; eastward across the country—on ,
and touching the 6th, 7th, and 8th.
This Falling barometer will be the Immense Munitions Exhibit
iloexerunner or higher templerature,
clotzdi.ness and a return of . decided
kale. wind and thunder storms. The
atmospheric tides will naturally fol-
low the Moon toward the, south, and
the cooler currents from the north, i
especially in the upper atmosphere
will conspire With the Venus influence,
to precipitate hail storms of very'
violent type. Those who live in ,glass
houses should take notice and gov-
ern themselves accordingly. There
sterms may not result in freezing
rafter the electric 'fire of Venus has
passed, but posted students will not
wholly be unprepared for an inrush
of unseasonably , cool air, with the
If yon want flour wade- from 'West-
ern wheat only, toe have it is stoats
always. !Quality second, to none. Get
't sack and tatty at out. It's all eight,
'Ifaa'vey Rhos. '
NEW
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FRY STORE, M
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ss
May Armstrong, milliner, has rented
the south half of ,Mr, James Lawson's
store end will establish a . tn'ihinery
business therein. Miss Armstrong
will also continue. cher business at
Luckatow, We understpnd Mr, J. A,
Stewart and Messrs. Jones & May
general merchants, will not eontinue
their millinery businesses, and there
13 t uu excellent opening for Miss Arm-
strong, as two millinery stores
• should do well en, Exeter.
GARDEN PARTY A SUOCESS
'The Main St, 'Methodist 'thumb
held a garden party on the lawn last
Friday evening that was a success in
every particular. It took the 'form or
. a respbelrry isocial and respbetrries
and cream and refresh!nents were ser-
ved after which refreshments were
served oie the lawn. The evenign was
warm and the attendance large. The
' !,xeter Orchestra furnished some ex-
oellent musko.
VOTERS' LIST 1916 a.
MUN CC [PALIT 1 OF THE TOWN-
SHIP OF 'USBU'RNE
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice ie hereby given that I have
tranbmitted or detivered to the per-
sons 'mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voters' List 'Act" the cop-
ies rrzquired by the 'said sections to
be so transmitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of all
perfsona appearing by tie last revis-
ed Assessment roll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in tkie
said Municipality at . Elections for
Members of the Legislatvie Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
said lust was first posted up at my
office at Whalen on 'the 29th Day
on July 1916 and remains here for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon alt voters
to take immediate proceedings ' 'to
kave any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
.Dated at Whalen this 29th day of
Tuty. 1916,
FRANCIS MORLEY,
Clerk of Usborne Township
THAMES ROAD
' Mrs. Wm. Rae and won Billie of
Stratford! spent aefew days in the
vicinity last week with' relatives.
Sergi. Wileo.n and Pte. 'Robe. Rae
of the 135th Battalion were in the
neighborhood for a 'few days last
week ori their last leave. They expect
to go oversea this werlic,
Miss Jeanette and Master Leslie
Poppleston'e who have been ependine,
a few' weeks with' relatived returned
to their home in Blyth Tuesday ac-
companied by Miss Myra Morgan who
will visit her aunt aIro.;Poppleetone.
SSIPl A
Mr. Thomas Spickett of Detroit:
Mich., is the guelst ofrhis grandmother
Mrs. McPhee.
- Pte iBasil Gooding of th'e 135th( Batt-
alion visited his brother Mr. John
Gooding on, Sunday,
Misses Agnes Regan or Rosebush,
Mich., and Ella and Wilma Regan of
Cadillac, Miele, are the guestis of their
aunt Mrs.• John Lynch.
Pio Walter ane George Smith of
the 48th Highlanders who were `home
for the Iasi- time before going over-
seas were preeented with a purse on.
Saturday night. by friends.
CANADIAN AN NATIONAL
d.rfi-E,XHIBITION sb 8 t.
Empire Federation
Spectacle fM
Z,2t.H Performers; 1i/ Massed
Bands; Chorus of 60 Voices
Glorious Pageant symbolizing Im-
perial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth Scenic Reprodution of
the British Houses of Parlia-
ment, Westminster Abbey
and the War Office.
W ON AND UNDER W
SEA
A
ON LAND A
R IN THE AIR R
Scenes
pire
that have thrilled the Em -
Re -enacted by Overseas I
Troops,
Model Camp, Trench Warfare, Hand
Grenade and Bomb Throwing, De-
struction of Warships by Hidden
Mines, Bayonet Fighting, Federation
Year Fireworks, Complete New •
Midway.
The Kin's'
A__
Government Exhibits, Superb Showing
of Live Stock and Agricultural .
Products, Acres of Manu-
(
actures.
high barometer after the storm ,• , .. , ,
isay from' about the 7th to the 10th, Tnroato Aug. 26 to Sept i7
progressing from the he north west fo-
ward, thio isaU.th..itOts
!PHIALS aa, ALTGun
he IOttl.
HOY WANTED ---Smart boy wanted
to learn ,printing. Apply at tbe
Timea *Mice.
Proclamation
Civic.. Holiday
As per resolution of the Village'
Council I hereby proclaim
MONDAY, E21. AUGUST 7 '
to1916
AS CIVIC HOLIDAY
for the Village, and call upon ail
citizens to observe the same,
SOHN W. TAYLOR, Reeve,
held by the London oO1lega of Mu: is
?OR SALE'
A most desirable treeidental y' isproper
ortiteatc: in one' tea the best 'press
'dental parts of the Village of Exeter's
Tata Tats property oonsi'sts of a rase anal
a half storey frame house,. 8 coon sa
with ventryi and closets, a good (sum*
riser kitchen and large wood,,shede
good well and cistern, a fine seleot *
ion of fruit ,trees and small fruitia'
and a good stable 'with iron proorg
t&n i
y' l erndesiringso '
a ,fine residenre
Eat .plrlopelrtaa can abti.in the above on
very satlstaetory terms. For partici/I.
'ulars applyi to
Isaao 111. 'Carling,
'Barrister, .&viii::
, ExeterO*
-n
Plumbing
First class plumbing and altera-
tion work done at reasonable prices.
We aim to please. All our work i
guaranteed. Estimates cheerful'
given free of charge.
Chas. West,
X41 Queens Ave. London, Ont.
Phone 3255
Loot water and steam beating our
",SPECIALITY"
SAVE
YOUR
MONEY
FOR THE
DOMINION WAR LOAN
TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER.
By purchasing a bond you will help
to WIN THE WAR and obtain for
yourself an investment of the highest
class yielding a most attractive rate
of Interest.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
OTTAWA.
'No less than four radiating surfaces gather up almost'
every scrap of heat and send it through your comfortable
rooms.
WGIaiys
ine
Ffrrzzce
Drop in some time soon and hear about McClary's
special installation service that gets out of every tcn of
coal all the heat there is in it. say
Sold by T. HA KINS & SON.
WESTERN FAIR
LONDON, ONTARIO
September 8th to loth, 1916
WESTERN ONTARIO'S
POPULAR E CI -9 BITION
ART, MUSIC, AGRICULTURE & AMUSEME TTS
A FINE COMBINATION AT LONDON'S EXHIBITION
A (Seal Live Program of Attractions Twice Daily
Two Speed Events Daily
FIRE WORKS EVERY NIGHT
Process Batild n i
. g Every Building Full of Exhibits
New
SINGLE FARE over all Railway's West of Toronto
SPECIAL EXCOUSll0N DAYS
Prize Lists, Hatay Poitxtg and all information
• frons the, Sectetat y
.1. W. RNID, Prat -talent A, M. HUNT, Secretary