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Exeter Advocate, 1913-3-27, Page 8axv FRS, TRUB3II..Y MA' .01 Oil e.N ..a EA¢II'WEDNESDAY Yy (i,t1 41 .:.••••.•••• 05- 95 pplwxt�`�, ,:,o 45 48 811e:., t L,. it. ,e,. ...... .• 48(• at) +Giants, ,. ,.., 34 84 Peas .• .,.r,.., . •,.• 10100 1 1 1?aixii,t t . Leer bag , , 35 Play, t : ,u.,.,,,,,,,„ 1000 1.0 4Q ra1041ewt.,; family 2'74 Pinar, , ara.de per c* 1 50 100 $chase ,.. ,,,,,, 22 Eggs .r,,k.., lib is Dried A e,itles per 1b .,.,, 44 Live hft, per ewt.,,•,. V as ,, . `Td 25 �qltoit'w .1.,•ro7#(Uo M�, .., 'rano r,i':..,In ,•.. ,,. 22 Sugar 1.10-c me 1. , ..,... 25 00 VOGgLt1•ESANG'S HERB REM- - -EDII{S.. Burt cite for leakage of heart, Galt Stones, Pleurisy, Rheumat' ism etc.: also Typhoid fever in a few hours. Can be purchased on- ly at 32S Lee .a.ve , Toronto E. W. M. BLATCHFORD, SEED ,1zARLEY FOR SALE -A itmit- ea a:nau.at of choice 21 manchuria Seed barley for shier --?apply to S'tT. H. PEN - HALE, Exeter, l.iarr:age Licensesissued et t tate Office. Exeter, Ge: some neatly printed at The Advocate. e Advo- ceiling cards WANTED --Gari for general house work in small family. Must be a good plain cook and understand the ordinary household duties. No washing Apply personally, or by Iettez to Mrs., J. J. Callaghan, 013 Wellington street London, Phone 708 Farmers wanting help for next • seal- wan earwan Should place their order at once the Canadian Government Agent, Advo- cate OSTice, Exeter. Housekeeper Wanted. - A Middle aged woman; light house work. Apply Nat. Corbett Brinsley,Ont, PASTURE TO RENT Anc Cider Press for Sale. 150 acres being Lot 11, S.B., Con. 6,Hay and W 1-2 Lot 3, Hay. Good supply of water all season, The cider press � is in good condition.. Apply to JOHN FORD, Hay P.O. SEED OATS FOR SALE. --I have a quantity of choice Siber- ian seed oats for sale. Sohn Presz- cator con 3, Stephen. Exeter.P.0 DINING ROOM GIRL. -An ex- perienced dining room girl want- ed, Apply to Mrs. W. T. Ache- son, Central Hotel, Exeter. BROILERS Anc pullets for next winter's layers Get them going now from Choicc Barred Rock Eggs, $3.00 a 100 50c per 13. Also from Bred -f to' las matings $L50 per setting. S. J. HOGARTH, Lot 16 Con. 3. Stephen Exeter P.O. A GREAT OPFER- The Ad- vocate has just completed ar- rangements whereby we can sup- ply The Advocate, Mali and Em- pire and Dominion Poultry Guide for the small sum of $1.55. Now is the time to secure cheap and g000 reading at low costs. HAY AND POTATOES FOR SALE Wel,. cured. Blue -grass and frag- rant Red Clover; also choice Car- man No 1. and Rural No. 2 Pota- toes fox sale. S. J. HOGARTH, Lot13, Con, 3. Stephen Exeter P.O. CANNING FACTORY CONTRACT Wo are prepared to contract With farmers to grow peas and corn for the canning season. -Exeter Can- ning:, Co. • - SEED BARLEY. -The undersign ed has a quantity of No. 2! seed barley grown from selected seed for four years. Lot 22, Con, 2 Stephen.-WVD. Sanders. FOR SALE Skating Rink, Store, Dwelling House and Lot. Size of rink 180x S0. newly built and covered with corrugated galvanized iron, built in the latest approved methods of convenience. Store 40x20 in lair state: of repair. Dwelling House. one and half storey frame, con- taining 10 rooms; hard and soft water good cellar under house; all ir. good `state of repair. Also a choi ce building lot 100x80 feet. The above property will be sold altogether or separately to stilt purchasers. Satisfactory reason for selling. For further particul- ar:? apply to either of the under- 'signed Wm. Leavitt, Prop. or B. S. Phillips Real Estate Agent. DOORS F0I SALE. -Two doors 8x91-2 made of matched pine as good as new tor sale cheap. Apply at The! Advocate Office. NECK FUR FOUND. -A child's neck fur. Owner can have same • by paying for this notice. Apply at "-Tire Advocate Office. ANNUAL VESTRY. -The annual Vestry meeting of the Trivitt Mem- orial Church was held on Monday night last. The financial year does not expire until April 15th and there fore a full financial report could Hist be presented till that date, The re- port promises to show a good bal. ance on the right side, the details of which will be given at the ad- journed meeting to; be held on ' fon- daw night., April 14th, 10,000 CBD -EE pOST,S F'ORt, SALE .A11 Viral-CIa.se Quality. A Special Price for Large Orders. O. iai. I"fiCitS, Centralia. LOCAL DOINGS. d9r G ahs xetAilk40 49t :Ir. John ,Mallett was in London on Tuesday Mr. M. M. Doyle is tin Goderich on the .Sure this week. Mr. Goodwin of Zurich assisted the James. Street choir on Sunday. The Telephone gang have been busy repairing wires since the storm The Millinery Show Rooms was the ,great attraction far the ladies last it•ek, Dr. McNally, District Health Offi- cer was here Tuesday and found `everything satisfactory. The high wind of Good .Friday raises the smallpox scare, and al - roost everything else,. - 11fr, Harry Rowe moved last week into the house owned by Mr. W. M. Blatchford on William street. Mia Wm Bawden has sold 'ler property on Main Street to Vlr, `Alen Dow Mr. T. Cameron trade the sale - Rett D. N. McCamus of Colborne Street Methodist church will preach in James Street church next Sabbath morning and evening. The Advocate is indebted to sev- eral good subscribers who responded with the file copies that we desir- ed. They have our thanks, The H. S. Department of .Exeter School opened on Monday to .lake up fox the lost time, , The P. S. De- partment opens next week. Mr John Cornish of Usborne has purchased Mr. Richard Robinson;'s brick dwelling and three acres of lana ou London Road South, The. Stephen Township alleged bri- bexy cases were again adjourned en Thursday to April 3rd. at the re- quest of County Crown Attorney Seager Mr attd `Mrs. E. `O, Penhale, who have been residing in Exeter North mol eco last week to Crediton East where Mr, Penhale will be engaged with Mr. Fred Kerr, The Exeter Agricultural Society's Board of Directors met on Saturday in their annual Spring meeting. Ar- rangements were made for the rent- ing or the ground and, the Crop Com- petitioa Owing to the breaking of the electric light wires in several places by the wind on good. Friday there were no lights that ,night, and peo- ple were obliged to hunt up the :oal' oil lamps. After two weeks of no church set' vices large congregations attended the services of Sunday. The pastors were all ia their own pulpits and it ,being Easter the sermons and music were appropriate to the occasion. The people of Ontario thought the wind was heavy on Friday but it apparently could not have been a patch to the Sunday Cyclone in the middle western states, where hundreds were killed and thousands injured Miss Irno Sweet, daughter of Mr, and Mrs Sam'l Sweet, was operated on. in London `on Friday ,last for nose and throat trouble. The operation was a success and the patient, is do- ing nicely Mr. and Mrs, Sweet were present at the operation. The rector of the Trivitt Memorial Church preached special Easter ser- mons to good sized congregations,ae Sunday His discourses were eloquent and able in keeping with the occas- ion and proved deeply interesting. The choir rendered special Easter music which was also much enjoyed. The death took place at Whitby on Saturday last of Dr. W. 0. Eastwood, father of. Mrs. J. G. Stanbury of Ex- etex. at the age of 82 years. He bad been it failing health for some time. Mrs Stanbury was at the bedside,she having been called to Whitby last week,The funeral took place Mon - da', aternoon. Mrs. Stanbury the sympathy of her many friends. , SUDDEN DEATh.-- Mr. Samuel Crawford, 80 years of age, and Mrs. Crawford, having missed the train at Brussels on Wednesday morning, drove to Exeter to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Kay, and arrived snly a few ,moments before the funeral Aftei being in the house a short time he found it too warm andon be- ing .taken out he fainted and almost iinmediately passed away of heart trouble following on the fatigue of driven,• so far. The remains will be taken to Brussels for interment. DEATH OF MRS. KAY. --There passes. away at her home south of the village on Sunday, March 23rd Elizabeth Glenn, beloved wife of Mr. Thomas M. Kay; at the age of 65 years. Her death was rather sudden and very unexpected. The deceased was a victim of asthma, from which she has been a long sufferer, but the immediate cause of death was the re- sult of an attack of pneumonia, con- tracted about four weeks ago. For severs: days her life hung in the bal- ance but she began to improve and gave promise of a complete recovery and latterly was able to leave her bed and attend to her household duties, but on Sunday morning about 1.3(1 o'clock she was seized with a sudden fit, ot'•vomiting and in a few short ntonieitts all was at an end. Mrs.Iay was born near Lumley, being a daugh- ter at, the late John Glenn, and all her life was spent at that place, antil sexteer years ago wheat she married her flow bereft husband, and she has since resided here. Mrs. lay was ad- mire:, and esteemed for her many good qualities of heart and head but what inspired real affection in a wide circle of friends were those of a kind heart. The deceased was a valued member of the Presbyterian phurci. and was admired for her chrestian character. Besides her :leen- iy sorrowing husband she is survived br -,•ofie sister and three brothers -- We, Samuel' Crawford of Brussels; and John Glenn of Linaley and . James Glean of Winnipeg, 'Man, The funeral took • place to McTag.. gart's Cemetery yesterday ("Wednes•- day.l Misr May Wood was in. Detroit this ,weck Mr 0. Southcott was in Blyth an Sunday Mt Waugh was in Toronto over Sunday Mrs Geo. Hockey was in London Saturday. Miss Lulu. Martin visited in Lon - last week. Miss Effie Treble was in London for Easter. Frank •°I..night was in Guelph aver the •holidays. 1v12 Richard Bissett was up from Londar. on Friday, nit D Russell `vas in Toronto this week on business. Al. Moore of Wingham was here for the holidays. Mr. I. R, Bissett was home from Toxontc last week, Miss Morlock visited relatives in Detach over Easter. Miss Ida Armstrong is visiting her sisters in Lucknow, Garnet Craig of London is .visit- ing a his home here, . Mi. .Frank Sweet was home from Sarnia for the holiday, Misses Mary and Ida Carling were in London Good Friday. Mr. Wm Burke of London was here over Good Friday. Harry Sweet of Seaforth spent Son - day with his parents here. Herk Southcott of Toronto spent the holidays at his home here. Alia: Butler of Brantford visited the.; week with Mrs: F: Boyle. , Garvey Acheson of London visited at his, home here Good Friday. Frank Jahns of Toronto spent the holidaz with his parents here. Mr Reg. Elliot of Norwich spent the holidays with his mother 'here. Mr. and Mrs. George Sinaliacomba visited in Stratford for a few days Mise Janet Mutart of London vis- ited relatives here over the holiday. Mr °Geo Clipson of Ingersoll was the guest of Mr. D, Davis over Sun- day Mx John Newcombe of Stratford spent Good Friday with 'relatives here Messrs L. Wilson, H. Axt and Tuck Stewart were in London for Good Friday Misses "Gladys Ford and Ella Baker of Chatham B. C. are home for the holidays. Mrs Hobbs of Birr is visiting het daughter Mrs. (Rev.) Collins, at the Rectory Mr Lloyd Stacey of Milverton .and Mr. Harry Fuke of Parkhill spent the holiday here. S Fisher of the Bank of Commerce staff, Collingwood, visited with friends here last week. Ernest Harvey Maurice Senior, La- timer Grieve and Wallace Fuke were in London .Good Friday. Mr Fred Wells left Tuesday for Edmonton with a load of onions for Mr. Johnston of Hensall. Misr Frances Davis of Wingham, and Miss Clara, of London, spent he holidays at their home here. Mr and Mrs. L. E. Claxton of D?e troy visited the latter's brother, Mr. Vg . W. Taman, over Easter. Mr R E. Pickard and family leave this week'for Frobershire, Sask., where they will remain till after next summer - • Mrs Huston of London visited her. parents Mr. and Mrs. James 'Taylor this week. Mr. Huston was also here for a day or two. Mrs John Dearing, who was here attending the funeral of Cecil Dear- ing and Mr. John Mitchell, return- ed Thursday to her home in Flint Mich FARM • FOR SALE. Containing 60 acres of elioiee land being south part of lot 8 Con 3, Usborne, There is on the pre .seal a good frame house, 20x 26 /kitchen i422,. barn 36x80, stab- ling , at one end; wood sited, pig house 16x24; two good wells of water; 35 acres in grass; well drained and fenced; good orchard For further particulars apply to. John Cornish, Exeter P.O., or on.. the premises, TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders will, be received up to March 31, 1913, 3 p.m, for the erection: of a brick shed for the. 14Iethodist. Church Crediton, Ten- ders for mason work, frame work and roofing received separate, :deo in whole, Plans and -specifications may be seen at Mr, Thos. Trove thick's. shop, Crediton. Lowest or any tender not 'necessarily accept- ed. -Rev. S. Jefferson. FOR SALE That desitaiile property -mown als PeW U's Fruit Gardens', situated oai the coiner of Outing and victoria St., Exeter, is for ` nate. Gclod, storey and half frame heuwse aha golad repair. stalle, hsnzhotuee, etc., and excelieat fruit gardens of 1* acresa Golad we1i and town. waiter, near depot, sthloOl and churches. Apply to S. Powell or B 5 Phillips Real Estate Agent HOUSE AND a LOTS FOR SALE OR TO• RENT.. Two-storey brick house; very conven , lent; good stable; 'heard and .sort wa- ter; a-ter; pleasantry tsittuaited.f Can be per - chased very reaisonable. Apply to B. S. PHILLIPS Beat Estate Aggnt, Exeter. Ont. HOUSE AND LOT FOR. SALE Situated an Andrew,. Street; house` contains 1 roosne; hard and soft water All in good state of repair; new ' frame, stable; . will be sold rea,s anabl©. For further particulate apply to SAXES OG - DEN', or to B. S. PHILLIPS, Real Eeta•te Agent, Exeter, Ont. Mr' Alien McAlister and Mr. Go foitl, of Toronto were visitors at the, James Street parsonage over Sunday. 1. The latter addressed the Sunday EXETER ONTARIO Schon in the afternoon. Try some Buckwheat Flour for good pancakes also a choice lot of Corn on hand 7.11.1•. R. G. SFLDON Exeter, Ontario Ya NOTICE Regina Watches, when . sold without an Official Guarantee, and by other than an .authorized agent, are liable to be Second - Hand Watches, taken in trade or procured in some other second-hand way. I am the only authorized,, Official Agent here, and ami the only one who can issue an Offices ial Guarantee which will be re- spected by other' Official Agents throughout Canada. A. MARCHAND Watch ...Our Windows For Bargains Powell's Bazaar Variety Store N. ROCLIE Phone 20a, Residence next to the •store. Undertaker; and License Embalmer STEWART'S Extra Standard Granulated Sugar for $4.80 A Money Saving Opportunity 1 lb Sealer`, Forest City Bak. Po'wd. 20c. 2 Pkgs. Cow • Brand Soda -- 5e. 7 Boxes Silent Tip Matches for 25c. 1 Package Shredded Wheat -- 10e. 3 Pkgs. Kellogg's Toast. Corn Flakes 25e. 8lbs Best Rolled Oats for 256. Fall Dinner Pail Soda Biscuits for 25c. 4 Bottles Best Extract for 40c. Black Tea for 40e. Mixed "lea for 40o. Japan Tea for 2 .foxes Royal Yeast for Maple Leaf Salmon 4 Pkgs Corn Starch for 8 5c. -Bars Laundry Soapfor 25c. 25e. 25e. 25e. 5e, 25c. 25e. 25e.. Owing to a shortage in ears. our car of Potatoes will be delayed 8 or 10 days. Choice for table use Excellent for seed Money Saved is Money Made J. A STEWART lbs. Extra Standard Granulated Sugar for $1.O JONES & MAY PRONE NO 32 Spring Millinery Disp-lay All This Week All the New Shapes and Colors will be shown by our. Milliners. 100 New Hats ready.; for Easter. LADIES SUITS AND. COATS Do not fail to see them 'LADIES SUITS All Man Tailored • and quite nifty, Blue, Tan Grey Brawn; Tweeds. LADIES COATS Long or three quarter length. For Ladies and Misses. Colors Black, Blue Tan and Tweeds. MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING A Very Large Stock To Choose From BOY'S SUITS Just opened a big ship- ment of Boy's Bloomer Suits in Greys and Browns. They are just right for Boys Spring Suits.. , MEN'S SUITE The brand New Ones just to hand in Greys, Tans and Browns, They are jest right and nifty. styles. SPRING HOUSE CLEANING, 11 is just starting and}'•Vpu will want something ne'y to brighten up the home. We ;tires headquarters for ]'louse- Furnishings.- CARPETS RUGS MATTING, LINOLUMS OIL ,CLOTHS -WINDOW $HADES LACE CURTAINS, 'TAPES- TRY trl}RTAf13S AND MADRAS CUB,TAINS, JONES & MAY fleacloarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing