Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-28, Page 8TER MARKETS.
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Wheat . 93
Barley. 65
&4ckwhe tr
55.
ate, , 44
Fess..; 1 00
"otutoes , ,.s bag 1 40
$t97, per , x ..... 14°00
1911r, pt 1 ' "v C r family
Flour, to u •.`de per cw 1 60
Butter, 30
Li eltog,. ! r*ewt 22
Shorts p.., #rat ,.
Brae sae „ t
Sugar B --t meal
BIETI3fit A17V0WATEy
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Ay . LOCAL DOIINGS. +i
The best away to: get `viii of slander :s
to starve :t to death,.
Dir, W, S Baker has' taken up h'..s 're -
;dance w,t-h Mr. C, 7uefle.
air, Joan Kellett, wh;a has hada sor-
ere attack of pneuz,t;ozk:a, #e ^ recovering,
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HOUSE F -OR SALE Q?3 BENT—
On W lI,.a:"ax Street, Exeter. Also
for sale,— -one Reaper, Hayfork, ear
and ropes, fence stretcha-, sickle, grind -
light light vkagart, talo ?ten houses one
hent of etabl ^, woodshed, small k, tcxxen.
Also set stick scales., Any :persona de-
airing a new cream separator will do
to eeil at the Exeter Bargain Store
end see t .e Prealter.t. This is :one of the
best >aztel easiest u, separators oTM
the market, Carrie In and let us talk
£t over wt'. you.
W. M. BLATCHFORD, Ex:ter,
MARIIIAGE LICDNSE.—Get your MAT-,
ruga UMW at the Advocate Oftlee,
aster Millinery—We want
every Lady in Exeter and via-
bility to see our opening Dis-
play of Spring Millineryr Stew-
artts..
Rurai correspondents will kir.dly let
us know when they reed more ata
t, r^ •. Tia
sin , is is the time lot the year
when people have tan,o.to read and will
appreciate all the news from your
section,
Voile Skirts. In the newest
styles. We can have them.
made to fit any figure. Order-
one
rdenone now so that you can have
it for Easter.—StewarVs.
"1x rlase LaCenses issued
a»e Office. Exeter,
marls:ri> oa
Edx-ards car Gird'rr,
r d he on Wedn ead:ay
alt,z, Mrs, Sae, Wal -
:Eva,
King Hats in Correct Style*
and behind the styles is the
best quality you can buy $2.25
--Stewart's
I30t$E 1'QR SALE
!1'ho under signed Is offering iiia de-
s able village praporty in Exeter, sit-
tested on Maim Street, south of Hunan*
for sale. Thera is on the premises a
fine brick house and kitchen, w1111 frame
wood shed, tuck stable, a number at
apple trees, hard and soft water. and
caner conven'irmces,
Apply to I. MILL, txeter
or JOHN KNIGHT, Exeter depot
New Wall Papers—Rugs, Cur-
tains, Mattings and L,inofeunas
See them before you buy --
Stewart's.
BOY WANTED—A good boy to learn
the "blacksmith busfness. Apply to 2.
DIG I' AN & SON.
PIANO FOR SALE—A first-class
piano for sale at a 'bargain --Berlin man-
ufacture, Apply at this affr:ce.
Diss J. 3. Allan. Eye Sight Speo.allst,
w']l be at the CENTRAL HOTEL, Exeter
on Saturday, Starch 80th.
PASTURE LAND FOR SALE— The
undersigned is offering for sate to
choice piece of pasture land ;n Stephen,
being parts of Dots, 10 ,and 20, Con.
10, conta:ncng 70 acres, There is a good
well of wall: and windmill en the pro-
perty, Will be sold reasonable and on
easy terms, APply to THOS B MARTYN
Exeter
LADIES' DRIVER, WANTED.— From
.6 to 10 years of age—sound, gentle
and re -able. Apply at The ADVOCATE
Office.
PONY FOR SALE—An :eon 'grey P?ny
for sale -5 years old, guaranteed not
to be afrari of traction engines or au-
tomobiles. Geo. Sanders, Exeter.
Miss J. ,J. Allan, Eye Sight Specialist,
will
be at the CENTRAL HOTEL, Exeteq
on Saturday, March. 30th.; ,
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
VIA Ci33CAGO AND.' ST. RAUL.
Personally conducted Grand Trunk
special train will leave Toronto 10.30
P.M. Tu:sda' April, '2nd for Can rose,
Edn anton and polite in Manitoba Sask
atc'arwan and Alberta, stopping at all
Po_nts on Grand Trunk Pacf c west of
'Winnipeg.
Pullman Tourist sleepers'w,II be.carr,
`Fd fully equipped 'witch bedding and par-
ter h' charge. Berths May be .secured
n these ears at a ,ow rate,
This :s •an exceptional opportunity for
those wishing to`.`take, advantage.; of
t:ihe remarkably low one : way ,settlers•
.ra," `.
,csa •
r round oned tr` Horne' meaeeker e eX-,
Curea
a through
the: A erycan cities,
Na- Change of , ears.,
Secure tickets, berth resexvations etc,
from any ''Grand Trunk Agent. Toronto
C:ty Office. northwest corner Kiag and
-Youngs Streets, (phone Main 4209) or
y✓± Le
A. E. Duff, District Passende`
gent, Torarta Os,.t
,,
9ela are,, Lacllawarlzi,
and Western Coal
Compaa's.... ..
Mr. lfrank Durdie has moved :eta Mr,
Wit. Blatchford's house on; Main street.
Clear a'way'utose tin cans that will be
showing up ill the back yard in, a few
days.
Wolixen lose tlze`r nra?;dert, uanaes ,when,
then ni 'ry-a.nd moat men lose the
"xientity,
Knox Presbyterian church, :Mitchel
voted heavily aac^a?a1st union -36 for an
126 ego net.
,John Wolper has nxoved £torr Ei
ter North to :Digs, Efllott'a House o
Carling street.
Mr, Geo. Stanley of Lucan, a, talente
lay ,Preacher, wilt occupy the James
street pulp:t on Sunday nesttl
air, Geo, Sanders, w'i,yo has bectt oo
duct ,T a alk business here for solos
t -i' ,. has decided to qu;e and has sial
a's cows to Mr, 1: Armstrong',
Bev. Arthur W. Barker et Seaort
will Preach in the Maus Street clinic
ata Sunda, k,ext, the occasio±, bein
Cha anta:versar,' of thea Epzr,arth I.,eague
?sir,. Garnet S,tzallacornbe of Iietzsal
'las been appointed to theposition
government painter and decorator a
Garin:1 Model- Farpn, and left last vee
to take up his new,dutfes.
It v, Steadnan of Z1'4l,v`.110-elreuit to
c �r ,
tt eu
p the James a atr4-�t pulpit on Sunday
141,4 ri . Stead,nan s a forceful and
intereat.;ng speaker and his sermons
were listened to With marked: attention
air. and ,Mrs. Jos, Hawkins last week
aved tram El.mv lie into the house he
ccently purchased from Miss Ytna Ilia-
r on Muton Street, We. e extend the
.«at d of welcome to 3tr, and. 'Mrs, Iiaw
c iia,
A uu'ew WeddiaT hal* place on Monday
ve n r ' a the James Street parsonage
ur. _r, when M.as „1ari itret ,adelfa.
of Pari:1411 'beceune the bride of
twin ?tper of Exeter. The cera.
w-zs pea_,arn,tKi by Rev. B. Hobbs.
a+. Advocate extends best wishes,
I,tt s. T. G. Creeds was taken sudden -
«1i tart Friday mar -fling lasI, anal that
ara,M .anen:a,g oho underwent au oper�-
: 1 fox an. internal trouble: at the
3rtda at Dr. Wishart rat London, and
.'Or. 13rowil'.Sr, of t own, Tim operation
was a success and the patient is :now
doing as,nicely as ca ,, be expeoted.
Tits Conti;rte,}a„ of Rev. W. 11. I3utt,
pastor of II:dout-St. ZfethodVst church,
London, formerly of 'Centralia, who
has been seriously illi far the past three
weeks lzas .shown sotto slight mprove-
tttent for the past day ,3r sox IIs
however, be unable to resume his pas-
toral duties :for some tunes
Occasional advertising is 11k4 an oc-
casional shower—It thunders and there
is l 2ttning and a few drops of rain
and after Its all over everybody asks,
what was ft all about anyway? The
steady rain makes the f<ields green and
the crops grow and t»lis the streams
So does steady advert's"ng fill a mer-
chant's coffers.
By an amendment to the Motor lreh.c10
Act '-n the legislature motorists may
now travel a nrnx:•muni rate ot 15 miles
:an hour on city streets, and 20 miles
in the country. The old speed regutat,
;ons, which ;have. caused a.n outburst of
indi nations arniong nxotor car owners
called for a maximum rate ,of 10 miles'
n the city and 15 miles in, the country,
In the public accousats of the Pro-
vince of Orxtarcio, for the 12 months
end'azg Oct. 31 1911 the follovring
grants ;were nxade to public :libraries
n Huron County CL;mton 32448 96 re.
burn $36.75, Blyth. 318.70, Brucef'eld
67.16, Brussels 86.71, Dungannan85.71
Ethel 10.00, Exeter 86.69, Goder'ch
147.87, Corrie 32.00, Hensel]. 66.86,
Kintore 89.56, Seaforth 158.06; Wal-
ton 29.42, tr..nglrann 262.69, Wroxeter
74.35. $231.74 was spent on Rural
School Libraries during' the sante. year.
Mr, John W.11 llett was in, London on
Monday.
¥r. L. IZ 'Dickson was tin G�aderich
Mr. Austin ,i-Iewitt, barber,
day fou• London,
left 'doll -
Mr. I-1A14y Parsons \vas bunts from
Monday on 'bus -nese. Lond(an over Sundays
Mr, B. W.,F. Beavers was in Louden �i:ss Francis Davis of Wingk ant is vis,
Monday en business, ;tine with her parents he4'e.
Id's John N�artheett and daughter, were
n. London on Tuesday.
Mrs, A. Rawcliffe o1 Granton visited
wfth friends here Tuesday,
Mrs. Powell. returned last week £rani
a• v:s?t of son,;a weeks in 1'Sraoelstock„
ll:n,, Snell, cattle dealer, returned, gest
erday from a business trip to Toronto,
Mr, and Mrs. John 13awkshav who
have 7aee,x visiting their son,17r
ed l' Cd i
tx
Teronio for several weeks', returned
home yesterday morning,
l ;+3:ss Selden, who has been In attend -
d ance upon her grandmother, firs. San, -
welt dur ll , her recent illness, left on
Monday for her home in Ingersoll,
n lieu- Pe€et, Straw, who has been visit-
* in Lis brother Henry of Hurondale, left
d Tuesday tnornIng for WInnipeo, w;zero,
th degree of D.D, w l be oonferred up-
on. ;heal.
fir:. and Mrs. Winn, Corrkiah and dau„lz-
ter, miss F1osse, returned to Marlette,
d and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Swe:tzer to KU-
r,raniT atter visiting relatives
11 lZa zo for sems -weeks,
la Mr,A. R. Graham received word last
g welt to report at the Winnipeg` branch
of 'Cha Bank of. Conuzxeree, where he
1 would receive fnstructiana to take charge
of of "ane ot their Western brauehes„ Ile
t left Monday for Winnipeg,
Air. A. E. Bod ert'1as dmslrased o£ his
welling pear the foundry to " Ir, F.
e Hartx'lton at Cromarty, and having 41s-
rosed ..rt. Iles l uselrold effects left
F
• s r ,.
a'e da for o to Where list will
1
� .x , 1
make his future home. The family will
• tolaw :n a "t.OW days..
At the request of the School Board
Mr. L. H. Diackson delr'ivered an address
to the elder scholars of the school on
Friday'afternexon, in the course 'of which
he gave then much excellent advice on
the need of careful and conscientious
work during theitr •study hours, and the"
necessity of keeping their names un-
tarnished by wrong of the appearance
of wrong; paintiin(g out the 'fact that the
success or fa llure of t'hedr' futvrei years
depended on their present application to
work and on the cultivation of good
habits.
GOES TO •BROCKVILLE,--Mr. W. II,
Collins, manager of the Canadialn Bank
at Commerce, receuved word on ;Friday:
evening that he had been 'appointed twin
ager• ot the branch at Brockville, and 'to.
report there tor duty about April, 10.
ma. Waugh, Toronto, will 6111 the'vacancy
here, In: business circles M. Collins. is'.
thought very highly Of here, wh�;1e in soc
dal circles the and Mrs. Collins will be
greatly' regretted.
_,. HICKS' FORECASTS FOR APRIL. —.
A reactionary storm period falls. cen-
trally on the 3rd and 4th, but it `as
more than probable that storms of both
thunder and rain. well -develop a day or
twow r
eari.f?r, or op the tat with Moog;
at full and on' Mie celestial. equatrors
The Venus equciriox, also'earth's:equinox
a<ear . upon thcs -pentad, making''very 'ac-
tive storms possible and probable. _A
change' to much cooler, w th snow to the
northward riay be expected beb:nd and
after the storms. A seasnv.c pentad, cen-
tering on the 1st,' covers three or four
days Ibefa e and alter that date. A reg
alar storm p r-Ud covers:tlhs 8th- to,lath
Chan to much'. vraran r, w'th falling'
ba or_tee and threaten:�ng clouds, will'
app ear '`rreatwardl on thio, 6th-- and 7th,.
aid dur;tg the,.Bth, 9th: and 10th, these
coed k !ons, wall grow into actio ,'storms
�F mart, vvInd and, thunder,as they pass.]
eastward `over central and eastern parts.
of the country. Your barometer,: they
niometer and ,lhygronxete- wilt at the time
The est"1 1d coal ;Inl[ied: telt you 'vrhat as csrnlnr if -you,.will
Watch then • I-?a�'3 rune,` and tt un`der,
'urns to a white h. w,,tir sntarked drop .:n terdpe atur'e.•`and
u •LV �' s eet' and snow'p'ose'ble�far northward,
are nsn•ong, the probab'flit,es a`_ thio per
0d ---all ipllr 'ed h, nigh barometer cold
n` hta tvd frost ,vorthwaad
COALMAN
Mr, John 'I'riebne s xzlovin,g this
wa:Cle into the res;dere recently, vara
sPKI say Ser -Major tar ort Huron-st,.
Ow,' g to Mr. W. 11. Collins leaving
Exeter be has disposed of fn`s
stoic driver ,o Mr, Thos, Berry of I:letti
all .Poo^ the handset= sumi of3,00,
Mrs. Jamas W. Walls of Stephen 70-
ce-ved. the news theta week, ot the death
et her s;,ater, Mrs. j'oaeph Herrin,
wF9x'cl, sad evegt took place at F1.,xt Mich.;
on Monday ;lass. At the tine ot writing
no particulars Stave been-eceived, The
deceased was aged 0201.4 83 bears; and
leaves besides iter husband two sons
to mourn her dem:t . She is well known
to many here, who will much regret to
1,var of her death.; ger cousin Mr. W,
11, -Dearing of Stephen left yesterday
to attend the funeral;
SEED
Barley and Peas
FOR SALE
We have a large qnantity of
seed Barley and Northern grown
Peas for sale for seed; also Iots
of feed.
R. J. SELDON
Exeter — Ontario
Mica Jenrra' Pickard left Monday
Brantford to v att -tor a, time.
Mss Isla Johns and sister, Mrs,
Adams, were In London ora Monday,
31':ss Laura Musser, of P"ashwood e ee-
fted ler dater over Sunday ;Hiss Clara.:,
Musser,
M:as 'Fina Pearson and Mr, and Dlrs.
.i o.xnet- fat London are guests of tela-
,ve here.
t
s
C ,
Mr. Fred, Haggan, who recently left
here for Vancouver, B. 0,, is now on.
Its way to Seattle1
Mr, Wm. 'Thomas left Wednesday nor
Lond'arx, Where ho has accepted a pas, -
;tion as biacksnaitlk
Mr, John McDonell of Wallaceburg,
spent a fewdass Ox town. the latter part
of lash week,leavtng Monday for Strath-
toy.
Mr. and Mrs. Samos Wanless re-
turned last week to Duluth, after at
tend;:ng the'funeral of the latter's bre-
Char, Mr, Vevey- Hardy.
Mr. W, D, Clarke was n London over
Sunday. Be V,116 aecofir1Panted h+onw by
M.rs, Clarke and Gale, who have beeza.
visiting in Londpn and Toronto.
Mrs, S. G, Dawderr. wllo, with Idr
Elawden, spent the wiaater in California,
and the past few weeks In 1dntollteh,
arr-ved here en Wednesday evening last,
to -visit her parents, A'tg, and Mrs, S.
Curtin. -
Mra. ,. 1N }3o 1.1, who ,has been via}t.,
'_i,g w-i+tt. her parents, 3t , and Mrs. Geo,
Anderson, left Tuesday .rx,;orn:alb` for
lfanl°Jton, wlm»e she will In future x
side. Hier mother aeoampanted her and
w:.al visit for a. ,couple of weeks.
r,
Bus, Dray and
Teaming Business
Your orders in our tine will be.
attended to nic 1 and satisfac-
torily.
quickly y
torily. WWe are here to please the
public needing anything in our
lane, and we flak a trial from you.
Orders left - by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt as t t en tion.
T. G. Creech
Horne Study
Thousands: of ambitious young
people are being instructed in
their Home ,Study Dept. You tnay.
f5szxala M College it you dextro
Pay whenever you wish. Thirty
rears' EzperI,enee, Largest train-
ers '.n Canada. Enter any day
Posttiens guaranteed. If you
wish to save board and learn
while you earn, write for parti-
culars,
NO VACATION
C'nton Business Co1jegsk
6E0. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principal
Important Facts
For Careful Shoppers
800 cakes of Baby's Own Soap at 20c. a dozen, 300 doz clothes pins
at 50 pins for 5c. Now on sale.
30 dozen pieces of China to be given free with our Drug Pre-
parations this month.
300 dozen clothes pins on sale next Saturday at 50 for 5c,
(Coronation Souvenir below cost to clear)
20 dozen Small China Plates (Saturday) 75e. a doz,
20 dozen Cups and Saucers (Saturday) $1.00 a doz.
10 dozen Tea Plates (Saturday) $1.25 a doz.
1 dozen Salad Bowls (Saturday) 400. a doz.
New;stock, St, Patricks, Comic and Birthday cards in this week,
13 views of Exeter too, Full stock of Edison and Victor Phono-
graphs etc now in. One price to all.
Step in and look around
POWELL'S ee R
Th
C . Exeter Bargain Store
eavamin
st Carloa
Buggies
We have received the first carload of the Canada, Carri-
age Company's Famous
Brockville Buggies
which are specially designed and specially built, in various
s ; ,. I� , ymous.
tyles. It is an. > education on buggies to examine these
goods, which are.now on exhibition in our warerooms. There
are over -200,000 of these buggies in use, which is the stron-
gest evidence of their worth.
The prices are right too, which mean
O
when buying good goods.'
Wehave a carload of Dominion Carriage Company'
buggies nowon the way.
SNE,L
something to you
IMPLEMENT
AGE
LL
WE ARE
READY
FOR THE
Feweliery
Trade
You will be surprised and delighted to see the, great variety
and excellence of our stock of
'Watches, Jewsllry,
Glassware, Silverware
and Chinaware.
It is impossible to do better anywhere than we can do for.:
you. We ask yon only to visit our store and see for yourselves,
. ,.
Marchand,
Jeweller & Optician
& A tkinso
Undertakers
.end
ur
F nitr
ue
ers
Dur Lines
+ofi
Furniture
are beyond a doubt the finest ever shown in Exeter. All
we ask is that you call and examine the stock which , 11 LS most
complete --parlor suites, bedroom suites, couches, rockers; in
fact, everything in our line.
ROWE E c AT.INON
The Leadine ROlne Furnishers- and Funeral Directors,
JONES & MAY
Our Spring
Millinery
Now Re ady For Your Inspection
All the New Ideas from Paris and New York
are showing here. Our Millinery is the best
we have ever shown and you will do well to
pick out your New Easter Hat early.
SPRING COATS SPRING, SUITS
For Ladies, Misses and Chil-
dren, Another shipment of
those Nifty Spring Coats. They
go quick you must have one.
Have you seen them. The
Real Nobby stuff. Short Jac-
kets with Combination trimm-
ings all Tailor made at lowest
prices.:
Tub Goods For Spring
COTTON VOILES
In all colors. Plain in White
Cream, Tan, Mauve. Sky or
Grey, Stripes in Green; :Blue;
and Reda Real good _stylish
dresses.
GING-HAMS & CHAMBRAY'S
We are showing a very large
range of Plain . Ohambrays - in
all colors also Ginghams in all
shades of checks and Plaids,
GENT'S FURNISHINGS FOR SPRING
We always keep the New Up-to-date goods
New Dress Skirts Fancy Sox
Suiting Outing Skirts Fancy Suspenders Suits
" . Dress Collars Fancy Belts Hats
LoungeCollarsFancy Ties Caps
p
The Easter. Neck- Wear all herer
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HOUSE FURNISHING'
The Sprin house cleaning is just here,:You
Jwill need a New
Rug, Carpet orinoleum, :Do not forget us.
Rugs Carpets: Curtains
Wilton , Brussels
Axminister Tapestry
Velvet Wool
Brussels Union
Tapestry ;. , Stair
Wool . ° :.J'ap
Hushes
Screens
Linoleums
Oilcloths,
Window Shades,
ES
Headquarters for -the celebrated W. E. Satlford g
'Clothin
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