Exeter Advocate, 1913-1-23, Page 8.., (SEA MARKETS*
A7'!tl A Tii l k). aAoH WRDNESDA"Y
whe,t,t .09104..,, 9292
Barley „ 0..•00 48
Buckwhr t • .,. • 0
, 550
Oats, ,. . 0990,. 10`0 115
Petal eet>,t 4' bag, 0 .0 . , (/ f00 1 0r,00.
Bay, #tea , ,rl,....,. 1000 10 /0
Flour, pot 'wt,, #amity
Meier. lo , °nolle per ow 150 1600
Rutter,. • , ' 24 22
24
Eggs •,....,..
Dried Anpi„a per lb .... 7 ,80
Live how. ,0e0cwt•..,9.29 00
Short: ti .. 9o2f . , ....
Bran pp, • on . 22 00
Sugar Fl,.. t meal.. „, 2e 00
25,000 HIDES WANTED FOR
WHICH THE. VERY HIGTIBST PRICE
WILLL, BE PAD) 123` CASTEL -,• FRED
EXED8Li NORTH, FIAT P.O
EVERY LA171IEs' CLOTH COAT TO
BE CLEARED AT; BIG REDUCTIONS
Dil•KING THE NEXT FEW WEEKS
STTEW. RT'S..
HOUSE, TIO, RENT .
Raving, had my house otn •Williann
,street r -modelled it is now ready to
Tent. For particu&ars, call One door
south, or write W. 1SL, Biatehtord, 828
Lee ave., Toronto,
BOY'S SUITS, FOR 3 & 4
YEAR OLD BOYS. A GOOD WARM
SUIT FOR WINTER. SPECIAL AT
$3.00 STEWART'S.
Marriage Licensee issued at the Advo-
cate Oft:ce, Exeter.
LADIES' TWEED SKIRTS.—HEAVY
TWEED SKIRTS JUST; A FEW LEFT
MUST• GO AT EACH $1.00. `"-• .STEW -
ART'S.
Get some neatly Printed calling cards
at The Advocate.__
MISS G. E. W BISSETT, A. Mus. W.U.
Honor Graduate ot the
London Conservatory • of Music, Teach-
ing Collage of the Western University,
Teacher Piano, Theory, Harmony, Count
erpoint, and Musical. History. Pupils
prepared for Mutsical Examinatio„1ts.
iadEN's fSU1TS—IN SMALL MEN'S
GOOD HEAVY SERVICEABLE SUITS
TO CLEAR AT e8,50.,--STEWART'S.
LOOT AT TOUR LABEL.—At this
time of yeax when taxes. and other liab-
ilities are falling due we are much en
need of nnioniey. Advocate subscribers
could help us considerably it they
would Look at the labels on their pap-:
ers and remit at once the amount duel
Farmers wanting help for next sea-
son should place their order at once
the Canadian, Government Agent, Advo-
cate Office•, Esetex0.,
GOOD PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP
Apply at this office.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
s n t
Lot 20 and 24, Williehm Street, Exeter
on which is a :good veneered storey
alnd half house, in goad repair. Front
of house Is 18x24, kitchen 7.8x20, and
the w.o,odshed and summer lditcheni 21x
15. Good Bard wlatber, good stable 18x
24; number large aand small fruit trees
For further paaitdculare apple 'to
WILLIATM ATKI•NSON Or B. S. PHIL-
LIPS, Auctioneer, Exeter'.
LOCAL DOINGS..
WCIrr
eitsalleeleeekealeAreiliteeteelliesel call)
All men axe anlonneles's, tholt;3•h hairy
are tome Dels. than others.
aTtoeva W» J. Hann has beeui; eon --
tined to the hoeso for a. few de.ye.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fitton ,alto bath
Inxdiaposed and cohtilned ,e0 the v
home
ICoet) an ere on title job %head,. but
Keep the other eye and both bands an
the job you halve..
A man Menet serve two masters: but
the one who has a WLfe and baby
comas pretty close to it,
Mr. Chas. Northvale has resigned his
position at the Staten and returned
to
hia 'old plaice,elt ;the Grist Mill.
Mr, and Mes• A, Fiasting;s, entertained
Coven. Fttesbeteela;1 choir on Friday
ev'endaig to' a sdciail evening at theer
h'Gtii
Mr sae Aticlni.sere wrap has been in.
disecsed scene time, is now con .red
to bis bed 'in a very poor state of
hea.lt ti'
Dr. Will 7. Knn'iglhO, ele, Exeter Old
goy, thae. hunig out his shingle in \red_
:eine Hat, Alttle, a ibwn oaf about 124.
OGO population.
It is 'better to give a small bou-
quet to cheer a sick brother this very
day, the n to wild a hushel of roses
to adorn his coffin when he is dead.
111r, Jeffry Ieepet ,has sold his proe
pert} Ln Exeter Mann and le and les
family will sthw,rtly 1110¢'e ,07 Owen
Scunnd wthlore he, has accepted a poste
thee in a. ia.nnaery.
Rev. C. W. Sanders, rektor ,In Brant.
ford, assilsted in the services at the
lirivitt M>HmoR'llal? /Clhurch oai, Sunday
preaching a deeply interesting and
able serniotl b the: evening.
A man may admire a "high -mended
woman, but when; it 'conies Its marry-
ing he prefers a 107. Y little thing on
his owe level -because; . its awfully tire-
some looking up all the "time.
The following has been gazetted as
the New Board of License CoMm1ssio:nr
ens Tor ;South leuran.—John Middleton
of Goderirth Tewnshie, Jona Sherri•tt,
of Stephen and William. Delbredge of
Ulabo'rne„
The Exec tivie of the South Huron
Liberal Ass02taltibn ni{e'b at Hensall on
Wiedt•1'etsday of lase week and adePted
retseiutions 'in tiorsing the polfey of the
Oppoisition at Ottawa on the Naval Bill
anal on Trade Rtaialt.Ion;st and elsto of
the Oppositiotn a Tlaronitlo.;
This is pneurreonee wnea;ther, and the
best protection against that disease ifs
to keep the general vigor of the body
as near the maximum as; po'ssiblet. Thio
of courtse is desitlablle at all times,
but is especially necesehtry when, colic'
arc common and pneumonia germs
many
Mite Lillie 0orn1011 of yiatiette,,
elkh., is 'tile guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Wm. Dearing, for a few weeks.
Mr. Ed. Powell of Seaferth ppent
part of the ve It in town.
GIRLS WANTBD. Two girls at once -
Apply to eine W. ,T, Acheson, Centre'
Hotel. Exeter.
gr. Alex MvClocic returned to his
home in Detroit on Wsdriesdayt Hie
daughter, Mists 11:-' who resided with
lies grandmother for several years, ac-
comp3.nie3 hint to reside;.
err. Thos. Cameron will sell, by pub-
lic auction for Mr. Wan. Snell here on.
Sa:urdaY, Feb. 1st, a 'choice let of
cows, and they, are reported to
be an exceptionally Pine lot of cattle.
The exceedingly wet weather of the
latter part of last week flooded many'
of the cellars, and ,men.y harath. things'
were said by, sone of our citizens about
the new sewer. But whether 111 was the
fault of the sewer, we, personally-, are
not In 'a position to s,s,'7, as we tied
'net have to swine around our cellars
for the fruiits and veg•etab:f»s. It wes
'feared for a day otr two that the darn
Would be damaged, but the element
seamed to be satisfied well flooding
the power house for a few hours.
The ,fiat' ot sooain is Often ow/Ted,.
eirs. a, T. lerooltte la still very 1'aw
The Misads 1-Iesitenl entertained a rrunl'
ber et lady friends oft Wednesday ev-
e,ning.
miss. (Dre) Sweet eetyertahbed 'a few
of her fribnds. 0114 W.edt>w' sday evening•'
of last week.
Mr, Albert Anelrewe, tylia underwent
epi operation 1.oendetti recently, is :m,-.
provittla )nicely and, we hope to see line
;cele seen.
Several horses in town kava been a•f-
flicted with ParelysiS tht"e week, among
thele; being a teeter, belonging' to
Messrs, Harvey Bros.
111', Charles Cann of Usbo;ne :las
purchased a house en Ma.he ;street;,
from Mr. "Wm. B1alteheord, and Trill
mo,vo to tlawii st10rtly,
Ileo• D, \lar, Oodtin,s, A{ D,, G. id.,,
with several bfiethaen, Of Leba'noe For-
est Ledge, reads his official visit 10
D[Tightoric Lodge, Parinhill, ori Tuesdraty
.
The road officers were re-elected at
Brucefield on1 Money at the ,South;
14uroai Agricultural Soelety's meetings.
It We s decided to: hold a'L;o'ther Spring
Fair,
A melting, of the South HuronFarm-
ers' Institute its being held ;in the
Town Hall this atfternoen, as we go to
press; and mho:beer nleetilig will be
held 'this evening.'
Owing to the breaking of a snap on
his horses harnees on, Friday and, the
'cy roads Dr. 'McGillicuddy wa;s Torted
to let him run through. the front street
buil succeeded 111 stoppiing. li'rni, 4nthe
i-,ondona Bp8.d just south of town:
Mrs. Abel 'Walpole oIf Berlin, a forme
er reside'n't Of Exeter, announces the
cl.lgagtemenvt nm her daughter, La,ttitia
Ardelia, to Mr. Hulgh. Lorne McCaughey
of Toronto, youngest son., of Major. and
efrs. McCaughey ot Cobourge. The
marriage will take place early in Feb-
ruary
Frank Carlin of Hensapl and Roberti
Thomas of. JLondonit experienced an un=
pleasant runaway oni Tuesday night;
while driving frotiii Exeter, to Hensel:
When two shines north of town the
horse 'shied and heeded forthe. ditch.
In bringing Wen. beck onte the, road, the
ire broke and the gutter 'overturned,
throwing the occupants 'out. Mr.
Thomas :sustained a splinter of
a small bone in the ankle,, and Mr.
Carling a bruised face. They were,
brought back tot town and given teed -
cal alttentioin, alter which`" they drove
o Hensia ,1.
The nuttlicip'aa electpofni returns for
Huron County show; than in; one case;•
at least, the nuitnber thiekeen proved
"unlucky” One candidate had been le
years in municipal bite; he was de-
feated by a rapidity of 13 and the
first meeting of the Council, of wreck,
he would have beeul a member was
held Janutary 13.
At the recent tinilebt1Jnb of the Dairy-
nlen'e Association be Western Ontario
held at Woo'dstobit, Mr. W. G. Medd, of
Winthel fea, 'tot first prize tar e 56
ib, box of creamer,/ butter, geJttleg
95.66 per cent; J. PL Scoot of Exeter
won third prize -in the same event, get-
ting 94.99, mild'• I. 03 Goodhta,nd, Onr-
bett, got 4tle 94.81. ?dr: Medd allso
won a spe'ci'al prize.
A Reactioneey 'Storm Period falls on
the 26th, 27th and 28th, Ssoon is On
the celestial equaltor the 26th, calling
Lor rapid rise in temperature, feeling
barometer, wtt'h. possibly winter them,-
der sto ne on and to.t hing that date.
Rising barometer, snow' and change to
touch colder will wind up the period.
The indications and that January wf.1l
prove a month of hard winter storms
and wepltlier, ...'.. . ;.
Aidvertlisin'g places a hall meek on
the goods gold, 1,6 is, al, guaratntee of
quality. The ntta,n who is worldng to
build up a permanent business, , and
spends money in advertising to that
ead, wi1L stand, behind the goods he
sells you. Tee diistinguisiv.,ng feature
of the store that admeritiaets is lel
round lgotod ser -ice. And uniformity of;
quality in the goods may •c,onifidentlY
be expected,' -
Niles Wanted :.
All kinds of hides Wanted.
Highest prices paid. Also
Horsehair Rubbers, Copper
Scrap Iron, Rags, Etc. wanted
Wexler & Cot
1xeter, 0
t.
RUSSELL.,—SANDERS.---A quiet - but
very pretty wedding; was solenntnIzcd- at
he Trivitt Memoviaai Chulrch or. 'Tuesday
morning last, when Mr. George Cam-
eron Rue;sel, a popular young railroad
man of North Bettleford, Sa1sk., :was
united 1n nnarritalgel to Mllss M isle L,
Sanders, daughter of Mr. and 'Mee,
Thomas Sanders, Huron, etreet. The
ceremony ,was performed about: eight
o'clock in the preaeneet of 'only the
bride's immediate family, by Rehr. C
W. Sanders, D. Ai, rector of Br'aritford,
and brother of the :bride, assisted' by
Rev. D. W. : ollin'a, .rentor• of the .Tree
itt Memorial Church. The bride wore
a beautiful grey whip 'corded travelling
suit, with black hat, and a handsome
set o3 fox furs, the glee{ of the groom.
The young couple took the , morning
train for the :South and ewili spend a
few weeks on a honeymoon trip - at
Stratford, St. Thomas, Toronto and
elsewhere-, after which. 'they. will return
o Exeter for a leve days and then
eave tor the Wiest, where they will
prolong their honi(eymoon. at different
places before eett]inig down to the
sterner realities of life. ;.The young.
couple will carry with them the best
wishes of a host of O,ntterio fr jand;s
for their fulture happiness and prosper
ty,
INSTALLATION.- The Oddfellows
spent a pleasant and profitable even
'ng on Tuesday, 'then the D. D., G. 1• i.,
G. E. McTaggart, ce Blyth and his in -
staining team, visited, the lodge and en -
stalled the o'fficer's: Besides the Dis-
trict Deputy, the teem; consisted of the
following .destlrtct officer's, J. Fettle
warden ; R. Slolatl, 2iiarsthall ; EI. Thorne
as, chaplain; S. MpVititie, treasure r ;
A. W. Robinson., ,secretory: The cere-
moray was conducted in a very Fable'
and efficient manner and the ;vis:.teris
were weirltnflY 'Melded by the j Local
brethren folr the e'seellenpe of the work.
At the c0;nclusi $nt Of the ceremony the
brethren to the nturnbee o,f forty par-
took of an excellet9t supper at the res-
t'aunaint. ort Dire W.' 3.1 .Statham, On
their retu1nr to the, lodge 7,00ne a please
ing impromptu program of •reading,
speech, song and. story was rendered.
The following are the installed officers
P„ G., L. Penhale: N. G., W. 3. Steth-
iun ; V. G., E. Hvwalid ; ReO.r'Sec., B.
N. Creech; Fin. -Seo., W. johns; Treast
E. M. Dignan,; Warden, C., Sweet ; Coni.
W. Martin; R. S. N. Gi., W..W. Tatman;
L. S. N. Ge 14 Wildon; R.:S. V. G.,
H. Axt ; R. S. e71,..01., A., Penlirapa; R.
s. 5., F. Boyle; L. St. S., EL Parsons','
e. G.,: R. N. Roca; 0. G., 0. Vilest;.
Chap., W. Brad,:
Bus, Dray Dand
Teaming Business
'tont' orders in our line. Will he
please t
in b
from yo
Th 4tF
l i^e eY
attended to quickly and eatiefac-
torily. _ We are here to be
public needing anythingour
line, and we aek a triai u,
or oth
Orders left by phone er-
Wise at T1 ADVOGA h'..
too, 1EtON i 20, wit 've
prompt attention,
T. G. Creech.
Exeter has a part to play in the
Hydro- E1edt'r,io sche,ine for this dis-
tp`ict and it is to bid hoped that no
tams will he lost ha teeing ,sp. ,God-
erich and Clibltorr are,, doing their part,
The eleg,else ,bus nes,s meeting of
Goderieh Council wase held on Friday
night and a motion was passed 'foe
the signitnjrg . or. the hydro-ellectric pen-
tlraot for 700 hersepowbr. This took
o}niy a feve tmannelnits, as everyone was
strongly in favor of signing tt arc
once so as net to hiawe any, dlelay in
getting it here.
Ir, W11,liaml PBiallcw'ilI went to Loner
dor: Thursday to attend the funeral of
his sister, , Innis; Elizabeth Berryh'.11l,.
Wife of Samuel Berri h'111, who died alt
her:. residence, Riclimvolnd street north,
Broughdale, Wledtnesdtaty, Jain, 15th,
aged 80 Years) ISihle clap been in Eng-
land, but came to t4ii»on whien a
young girl.. Shte ist surveyed b5 ax ,s01
—James of WL'ne peb ; Joseph el Lon-
•doni Towlnehi,p ; Quaint of Blatli8hardi;
e,tsphen' of Loltadlon;. Themes, of Alberta
and A lexfaii•>dlter ott.. i,'oa't Hope; and three,
dautghtters, Kee. Henn'' Sinker of Min-
neapolie;:.lMrs. Owee Mooney 0f -Lon-
don, and Mete. Jas. Ban'cock 02 Sa.rfiat
Deceased `was el, dauibltlter .of 'thee 1,ate
J'amee t.p.1.kwiu. oft Esetter4 ,
NOTICE—Oa aoo'aunt of the unfaveze
able cdtnditian Of the wee. the'. dur:lige
our 8 DAYS SALiEI, we have decided
'4 have ONE DAY'S SAiLEi ONLY on
SATURDAY, JAN, •25tHe A11 prints
new' Imeluded, 100.; Wide width Fla,hr
teelieit'e3 l,1, 12%, 1310 olre sale for. 9c
MRS., W. D. 'CEG.,
LIBERJ.L CONS'E+IltVA.T1"J•E rMEET-
I1tCl.A ttneetGng of the 3.iberai, Conser-
vative Association will be held ''9x1 the
Town e On. Thursday blight, ja,n-
'wary 2,:3,` a.' S o'eoolO sharp, toe the
purpose ot eleeting officers end other.
important business An interested are
cordi,a.l.ly, invited to
3teends.T 13 Clat-
ares. ;
30 iuxa.
Miss 'Si.r0ite 13o1y'J,d Qs «lal'ting in Len.
don.
Miss .Mel'r7Y apeet Snuideer 10 Here
Baal. 1
Mr. 1clle Piper was in London title
week,
Mrs. A. J. Feed weed,, In London lest
week.
Miss Winnie Fldnw'ar1 was fn i.andan
Over'Sunday.
!Mrs. VeOloenia19 !bas returttled ria ler
hemp: in Cope -Own,.
10Ir„ Free -1k DOw1I is hdnie ftipin the
west on a, visit'.
Mr, john Morltookr returned tion Mich
tga;n 019 Monday.
lefr', and Mes. I. . Armstrong 'spent
Monday in London,
Miss Mabel Piper ifatt ' Ivulr''srlay
ermine for C hecago.
Mrs Y'ageer and : Miss Tilly are vis-
King
italicing in C1;andeboye;
llfra' `Slaunlwel S@inellers ivds'ited in Lon
don during the Wedel,
Wait ltfcMister of Port Colborne
spe,nt Sunday in town.
Mr, Geo. Powell 0f Thedford visited
friends here on !Ihiesda7.
Mrs. Frank Sweet is visiting with
Mrs, Seereuel Trieun1riele ,lite Detroit.
Miss Thompson, teacher, of Toronto
spent Saturdaty with 1 riennds here.
Mrs. Gladniaxl and Ms's. Sharp visited
Mrs, Mar en 1n. Lenndoin on Monday„
Mr. Abdul B7iniltnilell Thais accepted a
position as teacher in V.ieterta Square
Miss Tholmpisoln; and Mrs, Dibbsi ,ornt
Forest visited Mrs, S. Martin Sunday.
Mr, W. H. Lelvlett was en ToTbinto
and Montreal on business this week,
Releve Heatntlain W8. Tnia Godericklt on
Friday in conimectIIolre witJh1 the Pubb:icity
Am sedation'.
Miss Welsh has returned from Blyth
where she visited her uncle, NIrs. S.
A, Peplestene.
Mrs. Hannah 'Sanders. and Mess Nora
of Stephen deft; Wednesday to visit for
a. few weeks in T.:zee-410.
,Mr. and !Wrier. Fin'dtner Weis'ni, who have
bean visiting at Gt E,t ,endersoh's;' left
last week foe, iSb Thotmhs.
errs. Waubh returned honrne on Wed-
nesday, after a four weeks' visit with
relatives and friends-- in Toronto.
hfr. Fred J. 'Saniders of Toronto was
here for a few drays attending the
wedding of his Oster, W'ss M.'.mnie L.
Sanders.
',i1ir. 3. C. dloh s of the Bank of 'Com-
merce stele w'a's calked to his home
in Ayr Monday awing to .the death,
of a^ relative.
Mr and Mrs. Elder Elliott of .Win,-
nipeg, Man., arrived here •Tuesday . to
visit the fortmer's parents, Mr. and
Mars. Tiros. Ellio t.
Mr, Wen Brinracomrbe of : Hami,otat,
i.'.Gau., who ie Mb. the Ease on a nisi:'
to his father, Mr. Charles Brlmaeom be
of Londton, was,, a pleasant caller at
the Advabalte on Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Jonies,, who hats been: resid-
ing in London :lar some time lett that
city on Thursday; 1iese ton join her' hue-
band ' at Filnnlore, 'Sack.,w1*lre they
will make their future hoarse.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sweet, who
halve been Teething' relatives here left
Monday morning f'o'r- Winn1Pee where
thee: will spend a short time priort tb
taking up their home in Vancouver.
Fertilizers
The best Canadian
Fertilizers always in
Stock
-0,.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
ROCLIE
Phone 20a
Residence next to the store.
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
EXETER
1
NOTICE
.Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Seconds
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in s o m e other
secondhand way.
1 am the only authorizes
Official Agent here, and ani: the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada.
A. MARCHAND
great Bargains
—AT—
The Exeter Bargain Store
The month of January is devoted to
Bargains. Everything reduced
We are clearing all linea of Merchandeea consisting of boots, Shoes„,
Rubbers, Drygoode, Flats and Caps, Suite, Overcoate, Etc.
There is a genuine ctearfng sale, All lines must ge to make room for a
new stock.
ONTARIO
Powell's Bazaar
Big 5c. Sale
I+orr• :10 benefit ,of triose who did not get in to see us last creek.
we. wii,i continue -our BIG SALE umtii 'next ithuredlay;. We are stili
adding new anitieles to replace these that have gone.
Did, you set, the 8 dandy privies We are giving away in MARCH
of the JO -Andy Counter. Next time ydu are in ask, About them. ge
have •a big Announcement to make shortly about February.
THERE"LL BE HEIAPS OF 73A130'. /NS AT THIS STORE 'THIS
YEAR, So Conine in often and lobk for the DRTJG COUNTER. See the
values at .15c..
900 cans of Violet and Idose Talcum Howler to heed this week
te 90 on
Bargain
'WATCH OtIR WINDOWS AND ()OI
ME IN. uo : CLO11iES ?DOS tsc,
ANOTHER SUIPYLENT 08' GOLD FISH HAS JUST ARRIVED,
The .Sig 'Variety Store
Powell s Bazaar
g. W. F. EAVERS
1 door north of Post Office
We sell the Premier Cream Separator
JONES &MAY
CIearing Prices
After Stock Taking
We have just fihished Stock Taking and will now
make a clean up of our Wigter Goods. Everything
must go. Now for bargains.
Ladies Ready-to-wear
$10 to $15 Colored Coats $55 Fur Lined Coats for
$38.
$25 Fur Colored Coats
for $17. . ,
$18 Fur Colored Coats for
$12. -
$12 Rain Coat for $8.50
$5 Sweater Coats for 3.75
$90 Fur Coats for $50
for $5.
Childrens Coats $2 & $3 -
$50” Fur Sets For $33
$30 $20
$20 $13
$10 {{ (G LG $7
Blankets
Good $7 Wool for $5.00
Good $5 Wool for $4.00
Good $4 Wool for $3,00
Good shaker blanket $1
Good shaker 11 $1.25
ter,
Remnants" µ n
During Stock Taking'
we have sorted out a/°lot
of ,Remriats in Dress
Goods, Silks, Cottons
Prints etc. all at Bargain
Prices. See our. Remtnent
Counters,
1
Rugs Linoleums Carpets
A bl clearing of all Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums Oil
Moths and Curtains to make room for Our Spring
Stock.
Rugs away down Carpets away
Curtains 1-4 off Linoleums ie io'West
JONES & M,.
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing