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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-9-7, Page 8THE. EXETER TIMES • TT11JIISDAY, tilliiPTEMBER 19I Phone 16 J. A. STEWART Phone 16 Smart New Fall Coats We are ready for the Early Buyers with a fine range of very Stylish Coats. You will have no trouble to make a choice as we have such a variety of Cloths and Styles, We want you to see these New Garments, The prices are very reasonable New Poplins New Crepe Waists For Odd Waists & Dressers TI is is a lovely material of Silk & Wool. It will not crease. We show it in all the New' colorts. Millinery We aret going out of Millin-ry All trimmed Hats are beingold at much lens tbsn cost price. 'Beautiful trimmed Ilats at 98e. A Waist of splendid washing material trimmed with a strip- ed collar and cuffs. Something New '$4.25, { Penman's Lisle Hosiery Is what we recommend if you want Hosiery that wears well, fit well. and dyes that aro fast. Sizes 8 1-2; 9; 9 1-2; 10; -40c J.A. STEWART PhOne 16 The Big Store with the little prices New Spring Suits for Ladies PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED MODELS 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 iSTRILYlED—onto the premisels of Robt, Taylor. Lot C. 'Con., 9 of Usb- orne. on or near May 24th, a red heir fer ca lf. The owner may have same by paying damages and thils advertise- ment. PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Aaa- 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 Eirkton P.O. Market Report -The following is the report of the Exeter market corrected up to Sept. 5th, Wheat 1,15 to 1.25 Oats 50 to 55. i ` Barley 55 to 60e.. It t !Buckwheat 60 to 80 , .,;,,, , ,Peas $1.00 Family floc r 4.00. ' ' 1 ! ( Low grade etour 2,10, ( i Bran $26.00 per ton. . , /I, Shorts 30.00 per ton • • ' !, Eggs 213o. • 1 lL 1 1 ,E3utter 28e. Creamery ;Butter37o r New potatoes 2.50 a bag, Young chicks 1.6o,. ? . 01d Heusi 110 OM roasters ea Young ducks 10c.. Otd ducks 8c. .. . Otd turkeys 14o. I i i !logs 11.00. t 400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per ton; 50c. per bag.—Exeter Salt Works Co., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager. , SALT FOR SALE. --An excellent quality o�f 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. Apply to W, M. Clarke, L. 'Rel' L. C. M. (Eng) for te.cros etre, if you are tiinkin,g of studying music. Terms moderate. Pupils prepared for examinations. Mr. Clarke may be seen on Saturday at the Central Hotel or. 'particulars may be obtained at Mar- Musia Store orGrigg's (Book Store ` LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR Stand Upstairs. Opposite the Central 'A HotelRDI' AOR' SALE FURNITURE We can assist you in selecting your furniture if you are going to furnish your home, or if you only want same 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 1 The Pattered Director and I Furniture Dealer PHONE lila 11011111...01111.11.10.1.11111111111111111111 Pt, Lot' 18 and 19, con. 1 Tp. of Ilnbianne,. County of Huron.. in the Village of Exeter, 'containing 100 acres of choice land. On thiel property is a brick dwelling, large bank barn silo. drive and milk house, hog and When house. The buildings of this prop- erty are all up -to. -date with water in stable. Farm in first cuss state of cultivation and must bo told as the 1 propilietor's health hats failed. Poss- ession ist of November, F,iej:d of corn to go with farm. Every conven- ience for carrying on a milk business which is 'much ,needed in the town of 'Exeter, E. Hewett. prop., For terms and particulars apply to Thos. Camer- on, 'R. R. No. 1, •Kirkton . ,LEND,FRS Sealed tenders addressed to the undersi,g.ned and eedorlsed "Tenders for Painting. Wilt ,e received until 7 p. re. an Friday, Sept, 8th, 1910. For the painting and caleimining of the', weds and interior woodwork stairway and; ,entrance of the :Tow'',, IIa.]I ,Specification of the work needs ed May be -seem at the office of the undersigned oa' from eouncillorla Ile.' -- ton o' . e Or Beavetrs. !!'girt s b -r oi'.thr : 0 am- initteie. ,I `y drdex . .... 1 . ell Pe;nior, cldte.k; : r l Groceries! Are our Specialty and combined with their freshness and quality is our as soon as you or- der delivery. When in a hurry for groceries just call phone 56 and give us a trial. Eat more Parnell's Bread New Potatoes WILSON'S Ci ROCERY pitons 56 1 •••••••••444••••9••••••••• • • LOCAL • • • • ••••••• ••••••• • Miss Viola Neil spent the holiday 'in London. Dir. Oliver 'Davis of Zurich spent the (holidays at home. Master Charlie Ford is visiting for a few days in Ham]1ton. Lnlr, Chas. Dyer of Montreal is hol- idaying at his )come here, Mrs. J. T. Wood and daughter, May spent Saturday last in London, !!Miss Francis Scott spent a few days in Toronto taking in the exhibition. Mr. J. T. Wood was in Torotno with a load of 'cattle for Manda'y's market. aboniday, October the 9th will be Observed as Thanksgiving Day in Can- ada. Miss Anna Malek has taken a pos- ition as 'oterb. in tfe Exeter Posh office. • Mrs. Brown and daughter, Betty,, returned Monday after visiting it Toronto. Mrs. Peter 'Munn of Flay, visited with Mr. and Mrs. M. Eacretta dur- ing the week. Miss Gladys nestle left this week for Monte Cello to resume. cher duties as ,school teacher. Pte. CtLrord W. Hobbs of Granton was reported in Friday's casuatity list as wounded mese 'ituby Worry of Minnesota is visiting Mr. and 31r:. Downey gird other friends in town. Mrs. Wark, and cion Ed. of Poplar Hill visited relatives in and around town over the holidays. Mr. A. E, Wood, of Detroit, spent Sunday and Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood. Mr. S. A. Popplestone spent t few' days of the past week with his moth- er in Exeter.—)lyth Standard. Mrs. E. Tomkinson, of London, vis-. ited Icier brother Mr. John Frayne, of the Thames Road on Saturday last. Mr. and (Mrs. Josh Inwood and child. returned to London Saturday after holidaying with Mr. and' Mrs. S. San- ders. 'lir. end Mrs. D. D. Critterden and daughter Dorothea, of 13.Iyth, spent the week -end with relatives and friends . Mrs. Rooke, of town, and Dins.. Francis, of Insoorne, returned home last Friday after an extended trip to the Wrest. Master George and Reg. Beavers have returned home after visiting for three weeks with their grandmother near St, Marys . Miss M. Es,sery, of Palmerston. who Las been visiting at Centralia visited' her 'auric, Mrs. A. Hastings .during the past week. Mrs. John Dawn and daughter Eun- ice, of Exeter, spent the week -end/ with Mr. and Darts. J. F. Hooper.—Sty Marys Journal. MILLINERS 'WANTED— Young ladies Wanted to learn millinerty, E. Curli,sa, The Elite Millinery Store, 'McDonald's. {Block. DIiss Anna 'Dow who spent several we'ek5 visiting her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Lindsay, or Yorkton, Samek:, returns ed tome last Friday. Mrs. 'Cha:. Harvey and daughters Elva and Florence Lave returned home afooe;r visiting the former'ssis- tetr, Mrs: Whetstone, at Kintore. Miss Stella Gillies returned home on. Saturday morning last after vis- 'ting in Pt. Theron. She was accom- panied noire by her 'cousin, Mies Elsie Kelso. The 'Soldiers' Aid •So icty intends nuttrin on The Minstrel Show lair Night, Sept 19th. All new jokes, Some new Choruses, 5econ<i part entirely new.. Plan .of Hall at Cole's )rug Store Sept, 13th. , Howey'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 Miss L' utu Hastings is visiting in London . Mr. Will Snell was in London for a few days . Mils. L. Day its visiting in London for at few days ,' Mr. Ed. 'Bls;sett of London was in town over Sunday. Miss Maud Johns left Tuesday to visit in Ingersoll. Mr. "W. Fritz spent the holidays at his home in Guelph. • Mr. and Mes, Kuhn motored to Lon- don on ,Friday last. Mr. Owen Atkinson, of London spent Friday last in town. Dir. H. iBierling took in Toronto Fair during the past week. Mr. Roy Davis and lady friend spent Labor (Day in town. • ;Mr. Dave. Hall visited his parents in town over Labor Day 11i'r. S. 'Martin and family motored to London for Labor Day. . Mr. S. Popplestone of 'Ey1th, 'visited tis mother on Friday last. Miss Ethel Bisset has taken a pos- ition as milliner at Harrow. I1liss Ethel Day left last :week on an extended visit to the Soo. Miss Blanche Atkinson of London, spent Labor Day at her home. Mrs. A. J. McDonald left Tuesday to spend a few days in St. Thomas. Mrs. Wm. May will receive on TUNS - day afternoon Sept. 12th from 4 to 6 Miss Thompson of London, spent Labor (Day with Mr. and Mrs. L. ua's, Miss Annie Day has returned to Brantford after holidaying with .her parents Mr. rand Mrs. W. May and Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'May spent the holiday in Mitchell (Mrs. '.Billings spent a few days at the !Central Hotel leaving Tuesday for London. Mrs. Chas. ;Birney and daughter, Mrs, Ferguson spent the holidays in Windsor Miss Lillian (Boyle has taken a pos. ition as stenographer with the Ltoss- Taylor. Co. Pte. Victor Sanders of the A. 31. C. Camp Rordcn visited in town over the week -end , Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Atcheson, of Lon- don visited at the !Central Hotel over the holidays. ,tr. Clarence 'Duplan of I]derton, formerly of Centralia is reported to be very low. Miss Lottie Hyndman of Plattsville, visited leer father, Mr. Geo. Hyndman over the holidays . Mrs. W. J. Heaman and family have returned. 'home after spending the summer in Pt. Stanley. Messrs. W. Snell. W. Melville, D. 'Russell and T. Nelson, motored to Toronto for Labor Day. Miss Willard of Exeter north is now .prepared to make new or re -trim test, season's millinery. Apply at he.rhome Mr, Swigler, of Hamilton, accompan icd by Lis mother visited with Mr. and Mrs. N. J.. Dore over' Labor Day. Mr. 'Davidson, of London visited with 'Rev. and Mrs. Trumper at the ;English church rectory over the hol- idays. Workmen are pushing ahead the new shed at Main St. church. The cement block walls are nearing bom- pletion. Where are you going Fair Night! Why to the Ladies' Minstrel Show. Plan o;. Hall at tCoi,e's Drug Store, to he opened on Sept, 13th, Pte. J. 3, Hutchison, of Seaforth was reported in. Saturday',s casuaaity list as died of wounds and Seigt. W. Robson, of St. Marys es wounded. me. Latimer Grieve who for the past four years ;has been clerking, in Mr. W. 8, Howey's drug,atore, left this Week for Toronto to attend phar- 1 Macy . Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Cliptson;Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erwin of Ingersoll, and Miss Francis Davis, of Wingham; vis- lited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis over Labor Day. ;Mr. and Mrs. IL J. Malone return-, ed 'to town last week after their wed- ding 'trip and visited the latter's moth er, Mrs. Yaeger, They have lett for their home in Tilsonbueg. There are about 1200 tavernlicensets' in the 'province and already the Ont- ario License ;Hoard :have received 1000 applicants ,for (standard hotel licenses under 'the new prohibition law. Hogs A.re bringing an unheard of price and; t:L'o indication is that the ti hest hats not yet been r s . tac e d h,i ,� y /Bacon and other cured meats bavc taken a 'corriespendirilg jump upwards LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN from river flats west of bridge, Exeter, one • 'bay four year old • Mare, black points and cornea teeth pulled, A.xey- one giving information as to hen pres- ent location will be suitably rewarded IG. J. Dow, phony°' 83, Exeter PLUMS 'FOR SALE, --T. Meals the, old veteran plum grower of Kippen has a largo crop of planus on hand, of ananiy, varieties, the best for pre- serving which will be ready for pall- ing the, middle of this month, Selling price 25c and 35e for 'ten quart bas-. lets. Ad1 orders either wholesale or. retail Will receive the best attention Thomas Melilla, Kippen. Mr. and _airs, Harry -Rowe were the guest's of ittr, and Mrs. Sam Lamport of Farquhar on Sunday last. Miss I. Armstrong left last week to resume her •duties as teacher in a school near Toronto. Miss 21, Coward accompanied her having secured a position in the wars school. Rei. 3, W, wird and family return- ed home after holidaying on Lake Huron near Kincardine. Mr. 'Baird ccntducted services in James Street Dletho.d'st church on Sunday. • Air. and Mrs. Wm. Hill of Dresden announce the engagement of their deal ghter, !Halle, to i\lr. Olarise W. Snel't of Usborne, ' the marriage to take place this mouth. Rev. and Mrs. F. S. Sharp and dau- ghter Margaret returned home on Friday after holidaying for a month in Simcoe. On Sabbath last ,Rev. Dlr. Sharp conducted the services ini Cav- en church. The telephone linemen' are busy transferring the local station of the Bell Telephone Company from i.ts pre- sent quarters to the building one door south being fitted up by Mr. Jas. Lawson . .t Mrs. W. 'ID. Clarke, who bill been ill for several months and has been in London receiving Treatment, has nufficie.ntly recovered as to able to be brought to haze/tome an Thursday last. Her many friends hope for a cora plete and speedy restoration to health Mrs. McDonald and teen 'Robert who have been visiting the former':smoth-( er, Mrs. John Snail, for Several weeks, left !Saturday to 'spend a few days in Sarnia before returning to her home in Des Moines, Iowa. airs. Snell ac- companied her on an extended visit. Mrs. M. Sheere. Mr. and Enna.. Net - son Sheee•e and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. rF. teto•yle and son Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hookey and son Kenneth, and Mr, Frank Sheere, mot- ored to ttirantford in two autos and spent the holiday with Mr. Garfield Sheere. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr, of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Walker of toe were in Clinton last yetek attend nig the funeral of the late W.. G. 'Wheatley. Mr. Wheatley passed away, quite suddenly 'being in his ytsual health the day previous to his death He was 56 gleans of age. He is sa.r- vived by his second wife, one daugh.t•4 er Margaret and son Percy. HICK'S FORECASTS A reactionary storm period Is cen- tral on Saturday, Sunday Monday, and. Tuesday, 'the 9th, 10th' 11th and 12th. The Moon is in perigee on the.5th heicg at full Moon, or opposition. With the Earth and Sun and on the 0elestial equator on the 11th. It must be also atemiee nbercd that 'the 11th day of Septeimber Like the 11th of March is the center of the annual criisia of magnetic unrest and violenc,e., The electrical and magnetic nerves of mature rine as a rule on a strain of high tenalon for u period of five or six dean, 'central on Sept:•m- ber the. llth. There is ne (special dans ger attending these periods, except that intensify alt electrical arta maga netic' phenomena, thereby adding to the clanger of equinoctial storm's' and tending greatty to aggravate volcan- ic. and earthquake unrest. Peculiar !disturbances in the atmosphere and telegraphy, such as •firee electricity, auroral manifestations and th'e like are characteristic of the these 'per- iods. A eery low and fluctuating biro - 'meter, on and within two days before. and after 'the llth, will betoken storms and other phenomena that will approximate danger. 'Regions 'border- ing on the Gulf; and along the Atlan't-'' is coast to the southward, Should not suffer th'enuselves to be caught nap- ping. Thetiet 'is probable danger of ,equatorial storms and tidal wavers in 'these regions. There storms will tray - el inward, and counter storms out of the west and north will can spire. to make it a time of ,tar.rn'oil and pons ible danger. Watch your barometer' and other things that go before great elemental changes and 'torahs. Such things. never 'come on any live person without abundant and timely wade.. ing. There will be a drop in tempera attire after these Storms, almost or quite to the frost line, throughout the northern and central regions of the. country—say ion and about the 112th, to Th:unsday the 14th. Tbbs cool 'spell like the the,!storms, will not hit !the whale country at the same time it will travel. It will be heard from in 'the ,southwest, Jaya before it arrives in, the southeast. 'Watch and see. The Mars !equinactial period begins to make itself felt about, the 10th, of Scphe'mbert so that it must he eon- sidcred among the aatromical causes 'a't work, during the reactionary per- iod, Oth to the, I2th. For over twenty five years 'we have contended. that 'WS Dtars period begins, so will con- tinue for 'the mast palre to ;Ma 'close. By this we meas' that the kind or weather and peculiarity of stoma that may exist a's we enteer, the Mars period, an a rule, will be rharact•erist- ic of Stoma and weather throughout. +that period. The exact datte of the ,beginning of the present Mars per- iod may not bd understood, but it (tate to 'calculate that we enter the period between the 10th and 20'th of Sept ember. • If !rough auttinnnal weather e xiist ahout tura 9th to the- 120 )1 w{].1; ;safe to, figure on an early fall. We 'calculate that such will be the case, lana.( that Ima.n'y flrolets, with pair • bxysmts of batty, autumioti etornis and weather will 'prevail during 'they • lost 7aalt. of Septembelr,..and growinyn intensity •ass the pass further intc4 the; autumn , kr. Case din Howard of Windsor, repent the holidays with his parents in town, ' Dr. Partridge, of London, visited Mr. and ebtrs, . W. F. Beavers ion Tuesday , Mr. J. G. Jones left Monday flair Detroit and on Tuesday ways accom- panied home by Mrs, Harrison who has 'been on an extended visit with her tion, Dr. Harrison. , t Mrs. Samuel Passnnare announces the engagement of her youngest dau- ghter Dlinetta Jane to Mr. Wilfred Cecil Robinson of 'Detroit, Mich., son. of 11fr. and ,'Mas. Wm, iltobinlson, Mit- .shell, Ont, the marriage to take place tlhe latter part of September. 1111'. Will Manson wals successful in passing Lis metric examination with the cxeePtion of physics. Ho has reg- istered at Toronto Pharmacy and will require to put four years in; a drug. store before attending college, He its engaged with Mr. Cole, Gerard Heintzman PIANO Practically New Will be SOLD at Special Price For Quick Sale Apply to MRS. YAEGER Victoria Street MILLINERY MILLINERY MILLINER` `- Fall Openings Friday and Saturday, September 15th & 16th With an New and up—to-date Stock we are prepared to turn out the Very Latest in all Millinery Our Assistant having attended the Millinery Openings in Detroit you will have the benefit of both The American and Canadian Styles, CUi LISS "The Elite Millinery Store" McDonell Block Plumbing During the past few stiasons we have installed plumbing jobs in a number of Exeter places and our _work and prices are banging repeat orders. Let as 'l gore .on your job. We aim to please. All our work is guaranteed.. Esti- mates cheerfully given free of charge Chas. West 244 Qr.een3 Ave. • London, Phone 3255 • Perfect cooking and baking with least expenditure , of heat is assured by the double flue system forcing heat' twice around the oven of andoraguile Come in and I'll show you why the Pandora stays a good as new long after other ranges have to be repaired_ or replaced. Sold by T. HAWKINS & SON. WESTERN FAIR LONDON, ONTARIO September 8th to 16th, 4916 WESTERN ONTARIO'S POPULAR EXHIBITION ART, MUSIC, AGRICULTURE & AMUSEMENTS A FINE COMBINATION AT LONDON'S EXHIBITION A Real Live Program of Attractions Twice Daily Two Speed Events Daily L, FIRE WORKS EVERY NIGHT New irrocees Building Every Building Full of Exhibits SINGLE FARE over aill Railways West of Toronto SPECIAL EXCURSION DAYS Prise Lists, Entry'' Formas and alt information from the Secretary A M. HUNT, NT Secretary y J. W. REID, President 4