Exeter Advocate, 1915-1-21, Page 8EXErJ3E A17VUGATE,
`1'i:i R UU. Y JA.NTJAR Y 21, IBIS
EXETER MARKETS.
ORANGED EACH WEDNIs.DAY
pfie
cat 9T.! ,..,. .... 125 1855er,.ilei. « .... 60 66
ltwhean.............. 70 71
Oats. . 50
Peas
125 150
Powe oes. per bag I4 i0 14 00
0 60
gay, et'ton ......
Flour, per ate#•, family 8 40
Flour, low grade per aw 1 80 t 80
Sutter...,,... .. ,.. 24 25
Creamery Butte*^....,... 81
Egge., . 4,4114
34 86
held eggs ...... ..,. 24
Lave hugs, per cwt..
Shr„•t. Hereon......
Bra.. t,•+M elan .
'7
29
27
5,
00
IMS
RV:e7 LOST. --Between Exeter anti
Elivat = a brown and •black
Finder will please leave at Advocate
Offiee cr Elimville store.
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE.—:firs.
Waclar•1 of Toronto will address the
wome., and ;iris in the Town lull
oft Monday Jan. 25th, at 3 o'clock.
The subject zs Plain Sewing .end .\rt
Needlework Demonstrated. All are
invited to attend,
SHIPPING DAY CH AGED.-<*
I. Armstrong in future ',will ship ?togs
sit Thursday of each week, instead of
Monty
PERRY F. DOIw°PE
Licensed Auctioneer. Live Stock
sale, a Specialty. Terms moderate.
Orders left at The Advocate Office
promptly attended to. Phone I16
Kirkton Address, Kirkton P. 0.
TIMBER WANTED.—We will 'ray
highest cash price for firac-class
Hare Maple and Basswood 'oga, gut
it lengths to our order, Anyone hav-
ing logs to offer will kindly call
and get priices and specifications.
R. Gillies & Son, Phone 95, Exeter.
SWI f1WYANDOTTS FOR SALE
—A tew White Wyandatt Co.krels
for s t'..- price right. George iaques,
Winchelsea Ont.
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE. -
1 desh-e to announce that I have ole
exec: a Flour and Feed Store 3n F.
Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post
Office and will keep a full supply of
the bast grades of flours and :eeds.
I solicit your patr age, Y DAVIS
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The council of the Corporation of
County. of Huron will meet in 'he
council chamber, in the :Town of
Goderich ,on Tuesday, January 26th,.
at 3 o'clock. All accounts against the
county must be placed with the ,:lark
before this date.
Dated at Goderich, Jan. 12, 1915.
W. Lane, .'lerk
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
The undersigned is offering for .ale
o: to rent Lot 1, Con. 6, Usborne, 4
mile; east of Centralia, containing
over 10t• acres, There is on the
premises good brick house, elate roof
good bane: barn all modernly equip-
ped with. cement floors, etc.; good
orchard. about 3 acres hardwood time
ber• land all in good state bf cul-
tivation well watered with two good
wells. and good spring creek running
acroos, one corner of farm, supplying
water all the year round. Terms re-
asonable. Apply to Wm. Whiteford
Exeter
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for ,ale
Lots 35,• 36. and part of 37, Carling
Streeton which is a good storey and
half frame house, containing 7 rooms
good . ellar and kitchen. There are
also, a number of choice fruit trees
on the premises and a good . stable;
liar: and soft water. Everything is in
a goo" state of repair.Will be sold
reasonable. Call Saturday for par -
neuters HENRY GOULD. Exeter
LEARN DRESSMAKING.
W. teach everything, from Measure
to Finish -Drafting, cutting, fitting,
and designing. Best system 'in use.
We teach from the most elaborate
toilette taplain• shirtwaist, also skirts
and coats in all the latest styles. In
order to introduce this wonderfulmet-
ho,.1 of cutting we have decided to
give our first $10 course fol half
priice " incluilling an up-to-date scale.
Do not miss thin good chance to make
yourselves fir. t-celass coat-mlakiers.
We will be in Kippen from Jan. 26th
to 27th. in Hensall hotel fa -am the
e
27th to the 30th, at Central Hotel,
Exeter from Jan. 30th to f eb. 3rd;
in Centralia Feb. 3rd to, 6th. Ladies
wishing to take this course can meet
un a* these places to arrange ' for
class -MISSES VALLANCE, 'teachers
LOCAL DOINGS,.
i
aScadAt
c,Bcacc lcicamo
dc
The ice harvest commenced last',
week The quality is good, but it is
n:.
.s thick as usual.
\fis, Charlotte Sweet, who;ias laeen
'a \ r3• poor health for some time,
is slowly recovering.
Herman Elliot of Lucan was married
recently in Sarnia to Miss Ethel,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Holt,
On Sunday evening thet officers and
teachers of the James Street Sunday
School were installed in an appropri-
ate service.
The hearing of the case in Sarnia
against Mr. Daniel Hartleib has been
adjourned after a short session until
Friday next.
A recruit from Seaforth, William
Harvey Phillips of the Royal Caned -
Dragoons, is seriously ill at Salis-
bury Plans of ,pneumonia.
Mrs. Delve has moved 'neo the
haus.: vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
fieemae who have returned to weir
a.rm ie Stephen to. reside.
Owen Atkinson, soil of Mr. and Mra
Geo A:,ldalson, is qualifying en !.ieu-
tenant at the Lea :ea ea will
jo it the Third contingent;
Mrs John Hatvleshaw is recovering
n_ely from a nasty fall on the side-
walk last week. Her daughter Mrs,
Livingstone of Toronto has been ate
teedin ' her.
The I,0.0.F. Regular meeting of
Exete•• Ledge, No. e7, Tuesday, Jan,
26th Third Degree aad usual busi-
ness Visitors welcome.—VV. E, drape
Noble Grand.
The half to of coal donated by
11r. Wm. Leavitt to the lucky ticket
holder who. was a patron of his Dome
Thea.re last week, went to Ira Taylor
of Exeter North. 100 pounds of flour
is :the prize this week.
The Bellringers of the Trivitt Mem-
orial church were pleasantly enter -
:need at the 1iome, of Mr. and ,irs,
I. Day en Thursday night. This is en.
annual event and the bellringers look
f:—wane each year to a very pleasant
evening
If you, are contemplating a railway
trip re which youi will have to -take
changes and connections be careful to
consult your timetable, because many
hanges have been made on all rail-
roads in the time of trains leavingand
arriving. On the main lines many
trains have been entirely cut :off,
llz: Fred Kerr won a. gold a'a,.rh
:;, St. Thomas shoot last week by a
score of 22 out of 23. In Algonac,
Mich.. he was high gun, missing en1y
17 out of 300. In Toledo, Ohio, he
was also high gun with 192 out of
200 He brought home a considerable
sum of American gold. Fred can
make it interesting for all of them.
Before Magistrate W. D .Sanders on.
Monday last on information ?aid by
Normal; Kellermann of Dashwood
there appeared W. G. Gibbons, charg-
ed with falsely obtaining a note of
$350.0e from Norman Kellerman on
an exchange of a Ford; automobile for
a 1fcl aughle -Buick car, to which a
lien was attached, and which some
time ago was taken away from Keller-
man by the company, No evidence
was taken and the case was adjourn-
ed to Thursday of tine week at 10
o'clock
An interesting wedding was quietly
solemnized in the first Methodist
Church today, Thursday Jan, 14th
when W .N. Manning of the firm of
Sherlock Manning Piano Company of ,
this city ryas married to Miss Minnie
Trebilcock, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs GeorgeTreb:lcock, Immediate
relatives of the contracting parties
only being in attendance. Mr. and
Mrs. Manning left on the 12..05 G.T.R.
for Buffalo New York and other plac
es=London Advertiser. Mr Mannino
is an: Exeter Old Boy.
Mat Geo. W. Holman of Egrnond-
ville.has two sons, both of whom 'lave
enlisted in the. Third Contingent. the
elder. san Wilmot in the Mounted Ri-
fies 'at Indian Head, Sask., ani the
younger Gordon, in the Infantry at
Le idcn The Bell Engine Co. of
'Seeforth and employes presented Gor
:lee with a handsome gold signet ging
a,:tl assured 'hint that his position in
the. erecting shop would be kept for
hem Each of the boys enlisted with-
out the knowledge of the other's in-
tentions.
Two-thirds of January gone --the '
winter won't be long after all,
C. A Whittle of B.rucefield has en-
listed with the Third contingent.
Parkhill and Exeter play ,hockey in
the local rink on Thursday ;tight,
A quiet fall of several /aches of
snow on h anday ntgght made sleigh -
in; fine again,
Special Notice—"January White
Sale'' commencing Thursday }Horning
Janizary 21st, and lasting two weeks
at Mas. W. D. Yeo's See ad. in an-
other column,
Mrs .Aun Snell met with the mis-
fortune .of falling down several s,tepa
leading to the cellar one day last week
and injured herself severely. She is
however, slowily recovering, we are
glad to state.
efr George H;ricles, a .member of the
Battalior at Lindsay has been pro.
motel to the petition, as 'Corporals.
George., is the son of the late john
Ifkrks of 'Osborne and has all the
qualities that go to make a good sol-
.l •e
At the meeting of the Liberal -Con-
servative Aseocia.tiotn of the City cf
London, called to nominate a Candid
Friday night at the auditorium, Mr, W.
Gray,president Of the eseociatuion,
was unanimously selected as candidate
Ws iwa • the only name suminitted,
The Dominion government has de-
cided that civil servants drawing over
$500 a year shall not be allowedafter
next year, to take municipal offices
a; school trustees, aldermen, etc. Ex-
perience has shown that many civil
servants ,in the cities like Ottaeva.
neglect their office ditties in order to
dabble into municipal politics,
Mobolizatioa began on Monday of
last week for the third contingent
Caenclian Expeditiona,ry force. Clinton
is th • recuiting station for Huron and
there has been a prompt response. In
the first few days there were 7.3 m-
inted as follows. Norman Bohanan
Seaforth; Korner A. Cantelon, Clinton
Orrin E. Cartwright, Clinton; Wm. M,
Ede, Clinton; Thos, Grishrook, Sea -
forth. Maurice E. Gray, Goderich;
E.lward G. Graelis, Clinton, Henry
Groves Went -ham; Gordon Holman
Seaforth Joseph A. Leonard, Wing -
ham; Thomas W. Morgan, Clinton;
Cevil K Moores, Clinton, i°I Harri-
son, C McDonald, Cranbrook, Alex;
A. MyLeod, Walton; John B. Neshitt
Clinton Harry Seymour, Goderich:
John H. Smith Mullane; Edward
Thomas Winghazn; Alfred J. Taylor
W::agham :. John Theil, Blyth; Wm.
R Utt;<ng„ 'i'Vingham; Fredrick M,
.lI^llsan, Wingbazn Chas. F. Woods
Winghant
FREAK OF NATURE. On Friday
last :tifr. Frank Coates of Usborne
bad a sow that gave birth to twelve
Tittle pigs, They were a particularly
fine bunch in every way', but one
among the number had peculiar feet,
resembling very much that of a dog,
bein,; soft in the bottom, having the
four openiangs and a claw 'on cacti,
It live0 only a couple days.
THE FAVORITES TO. RETURN.
--Th,: ample of. Exeter will tro doubt
be pleased to learn that the Boyer -
Vincent Stock Company will return
here next Monday and Tuesday and
present two new plays with :di spec-
ie' scenery and effects. This com-
pany appeared here last November
and pleased a Iarge audience so 'hat
here will be a large advance sale on
his eagagement when they will offer
I THF WHIrLPOOL and THE SPORT
i ,NG PARSON, two beautiful Com -
t e'iv ,Dramas complete in every de-
tail, new and relined Vauderville
between
s: t ecialties will be given acts.
that are alone worth more than the
pric of admission, Seats now on sale
at Howey's Drug Store. Price 25.35
and 50 cents. Order yours now.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 7, Con. 1, .Stephen, the atop-'
erty of the late Thomas Essery. •
Brick House, bank baric and frame
barn. 3 good wells, windmill, good
orchard about 8 acres of 'good hard-
wood bush containing about •500, sit -
gar maple trees.- Soil clay loam, well
drained and fenced. Farm in good
state of cultivation, one-half mile`
from Centralia station.
Possession can be given to t,uit
purchaser
For terms and particulars apply to
GEO. G. ESSERY,
Centralia.: •
Or GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers,', Exeter
FARM FOR SALE
''S% Lot 8, Can. 12, Tp, Stephen;
50' acres half mile south of l hiva,
with 'good frame 'haiise; ,Dank barn,
dri ve shed and Other out buildings
'0 spring wells—good land, well
fenced and underdrained, with, :• J arty
acrth .under cultivation. Apply "' o
THEOBOLD DIETRICH
R. R. No, 3, Dashw3od, Ont,
Daiathy the youngest daughter of
Mr. anti Mrs. George Redford, Hur-
on 8tre, t. while returning home from
school on Tuesday evening had the
misfortune of being run over ay a
bobsleigh, the hind runner passinrov-
er both legs. She was somewhat •in-
jured. .but luckily no bones were
broken This should serve as a warn-
ing to boys and girls ,not to hang
on to, sleighs and cutters. Many a
a crippled has carried cr 1 limb
person r -v Dp
as -the result t of
neaaIy all:their lives:1
an accident et this. kind.
SALE GOING ON: -The reserved
seats are now selling at Howey's
Drug Store for the Bayer -Vincent
Sega, Company which will present
THE WHIRLPOOL at the Opera
Hawse next Monday. evening, Jan. 25.
and THE SPPORTING PARSON on
Tuesday with all special scenery :and,
effects. Funny vauderville between
a'cts. Prices 25, 35, and 50 cents.
HOCKEY MATCH.—Exeter and
Crediton teams waged a battle royal
.oir•tihe local rink on Thursday evening
the local seven winning% by a score
of 5-3, A large crowd was present
,many enthusiasts ,coming over from
Creditor,' to cheer on their team. A
it spute:1 goal lust before the end of
time caused e bit ofa rumpus which
was entirely uncalled for, as there are
plenty of officials to decide play and
goals. ' One can ,understand a bit of
fight over a foul play causing an ire
jury. but not over a disputed goal.
The game was played in 3 20 -minute
parts, and the sicoree at the end of
each were—
Exeter 2 Crediton; 0
Exeter 3 - Crediton 2
Exeter 5 Credi tan 3
i
he aa: ^s dra e ti_t .
r n, J
The
h lvt1c, Ise
thecoe:baCench az:d one
lath South Cott and P clieson
•:lin la rest,
—o ---
Garvey Acheson was in London on
Tuesday
George Hurdon visited in Thedford
last wee'.
Mae Irene Rivers visited in Hensall
over Sunday
Mr Jos. Wambold was in Thedford
last weer_ on business.
Mr. Ed. Foaveil pf Windsor is vis-
e -drag here for a few days.
Mrs 'Rollaway of Clinton is visiting
wed. her daughter, Mrs. R. N. Rowe
Ma and Mrs. Herman Elliott of
Lucaci spent Sunday with relatives in
Exeter
Mies White has returned to Wind-
sor after visiting at, the home of Mrs,
John IWrh ':e
EXETER PATRIOTIC FUND
Previously acknowledged $1232.89
Donations. of $1,—Mrs E. Hey-
wood W, Hooper, Mrs. F Baw-
den, alts . P, Eaiveden, T. C. Mc-
Leod edrs, A MVIcFalls, S.Hardy
ail Southcatt, Mr, Hold 9,00
Mrs. McLaughlin, afriend 50c. 1.00
Little Canucks Room V. 1,80
Harvey Bros; 2,00
Donations of $5,—J, G. Stanlwry.
T. Harton, Weekes "Bros, 15,00
Donations of $6—T. Kernick, l3,
Spackman ..J. G, Jones, Mentor-
ivell, ,Dr. McGillicuddy, W. Beer
D. Sanders, G. May, W. May,
G. Crawley T. Acheson 66,00
D, McInnis 25.00
Monthly Instalments
Robt Sanders 2.00
81.00 each—H• Rowe, Mrs. E,San-
dens Mrs. Bowel]; Mr. Beavers,T.
Brock W.H. Levett, J. Gould,
.Dr. idyndznan, W. Penhale, Mr.
J Grigg 10,00
1364,69
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church made and donated 28 pneu-
monia jackets.
,A. number of lathes met at Mrs.
S Fitton's on Friday evening, end
made and donated 18 hospital shirts.
The ladies are asking for old `inen
sheets, etc...anything that will make
bandages—same to be left with the
secretary Mrs. S Fitton
The Secretary, has received the i e1-
towing letter from Ottawa,
Dea: Madam, --I desire to express
my sincere thanks to you and the
members of the E.P.L. for the kind-
ness you have shown in sending me
the parcel of woollen goods. I as-
sure you that I appreciate your
thoughtfulness very much as the knit-
ted goods are just what I needed
and 2 know that all the rest of the
boys would feel grateful were their
comforts administered to in a like
manner It will always be a source
of pride to me to know that the good
wishes of my .friends at home ac-
company rne, and I hope that, when.]
come back , God willing, I will have
done my part with the rest of the
Canadians who are goingto the front.
and that we will have hown our-
selve: capable of rendering; a good
account when the safety of the Em-
pire demands it, Again thanking you
1 be to remain very sincerely :,•ours
Earl Parse;as,
Misses Ethel Day and Lola Taylor
spent a few days in London and St.
Thomas las:. week.
Mis_ Elliot, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to her home
in Norwich ' Saturday:
Mrs Ed Benton and two children
of Exena Sask., are visiting Mrs. Ben -
tae's brother, Mr: Wm. Fraser.
Miss ?3wd.. of Ingersoll spent a few
days with her friend, Miss Ida Rowe
last week returned. horde 'Saturday.
.bfrs W. B. Weidemlhammer and
daughter of Oakville visited du ring
the past week with Mrs. Rev. Col-
lins.
ear Wes 'Dearing and Mr. James
Stanlake of Stephen attended the
extern/in show at. Mitchell ori Thurs-
lay last
Miss Myra Hawkshaw and iMiss.
tench of London, . after spending a
few days with friends here, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Airs. Wm .Davis, ,accompanied by
her granddaughter and Miss Lily Da-
vis of London are visiting Mr. ` and.
Mrs. Jos Davis, Exeter .North,
Mins .John Dearing` and niece, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
here for several weeks, returned to
their homes in Flint, Mich., on Tues-
day
Mir. James and Miss E. Shapton at-
tended the funeral of their' cousin,
Harriet Shaptan, wife of Mr. William
Eloy, in 'Downie on, Saturday. Deceas-
ed was 64 years of age,
Mr Frank Sanders of Rainey. •River',
who har been 'visirting: with his moth-
er here left Monday for Clifton
Springs N. Y. Mr Sanders is a Vic;
ni cif rnlacune attack•of rhegnialis
a ;l ;will ` undergo treatment: at that
place He 'was aCcompa,niied • by his.
brother Rev. Rural Dean Sanders:
Oh. yes we have them—people who
think they could tell the British:
war office what is best to do.
OPERA HOUSE, EXETER,
2 NIGHTS JAN. 25 .AND 26, NEXT
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES
THE
STOCK COMPANY
Pl 9S
CNe:s
EgiFim
fy
"THE WHIRLPOOL"
A great "4 act Comedy Drama
"THE SPORTING PARSON"
Full of Heart Interest
NEW VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN
THE ACTS
15 PEOPLE -15 NO WAITS
EACH PRODUCTION COMPLETE
WITH ALL SPECIAL SCEN-
ERY AND EFFECTS
EVERYTHING CLEAN AND
• WHOLESOME
PRICES --
Children 25c.; Admission 35c.
Reserved Seats 50c
Plan now open at Howey's Drug
Store
THE SHOW YOU KNOW
R. N. Rowe
Furniture Dealer
and Undertaker
Phone 20a., ,
Exeter - Ontario
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee ancl every-
thing in thegrocery line.
Call -and sem us, A trial
as to quality will convin
'ce.
ig Reduction in
Watches
4 MEN'S 18 size, GOLD FILLED CASE Regular Price $14.00, row $8.00
2 MENS' 16 size, GOLD FILLED CASE Regular Price $15,00; now $9,00
2 KENS' 18 size, NICKLE CASE, Regular Price S 8.00,
4 LADIES` 6 size, Gold -Filled Case Regular Price $14,00,
now $5.50
now
6 LADIES 0 size, Gold - Filled Case Regular Price $16,00, now $9.00
2 LADIES' 0 size, Wristlet Watches Regular Price $14.00, now $9.75
2 SILVER Wristlet Watches, Regular Price
S. 4.00, now $ 2:755
WE ARE OFFERING SOME BEAUTIFUL BRACELETS AT A VERY
LOW PRICE,
Lawson & Trick
Exeter
R
Catarrh
Nameless Remedy
Y
The remedy that is safe to' die any-
where either in or out doors. Name-
relievee most eases instantly. Try it
for Sneezing, Stuffed head, sore
throat. Hacking, Spitting, Sore nose
Coughing Waxy ears, Deafness,
Neuralgia Headache, Lung trouble,
Inflamed eyelids, Asthma, Hay fev-
er. Piles etc.
FOR POULTRY, TRY 11'
Louse head, Black swelled head,
For gapes (you will, be surprised.)
NAMELESS is guaranteed to. l el -
eve in the use of one bottle, or, the
price will be refunded.
Get Next to NAMELESS; sent .tny
where for 25 cents.
Natneless is Prepared by The Purity
Manf'g Co. Exeter, Ont. and sold at
Powell's Bazaar
J, Willis Powell
The Big Variety Store
P.S.—Ail through January we alter,
running .two-day window sales. New
prices every lefonday, Wednesday and
Friday Watch our windows.
Exeter North
General Store
For Real Home-
made German
Sausage
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
BUTTER,
EGGS ,
DRIED APPLES
DRESSED POULTRY
AT MARKET PRICES
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, WAY ,P.O.
Produce taken in exch a n e'
' a 1
Opposite Electric light l la,,1
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JONES &1VIAY
PHONE NO. 82
January Sale
FOR THE BALANCE OF JANUARY WE ARE OFFERING
SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR OUT ALL WINTER GOODS
THIS WILL BE A SAVER FOR YOU AS THE SAME GOODS
WILL BE MUCI-i HIGHER . NEM WINTER.
LADIES COATS
ALL FURS Only a few left at lust half
For le off Selling Price. A • regular price. Each one a bar -
good stylish lot to pick from,
LADIES' WAIST[S'
A nice lot of Silk and Net
Waists, at only 822.00 'each:
MEN'.S AND BOYS' SUITS
To be cleared out regard-
A bag lot of nifty suits to • less of cost, Come and get
a real live •bargain.
FUR COLLAR COATS
$12 far a good one, $15
foe abetter o ire, A. Snap.
MEN'S & BOYS' O'RCOATS
clear. omit at neatly ?n price.
New Spring ao s
THE NEW SPRING GOO DS ARE ARRIVING, EVERY DAY
WE WILL SOON HAVE,'TH6iM ALL IN FOR. YOUR APPRO-
VAL.
NEW . DRESS GOODS
The first shipment is here
c1 you will find them very
swell :az Patterns, Colors and
Fabrics.
NEW -PRINTS
300 pieces of the. New Eng-
lish and Canadian Prints. Ev-
ery,,colgr, in, different pat-
terns will be : found on our
--
totinters.
1.98 All Trimmed Hats $1.98
SOME
REAL BEAUTIES TO CHOOSE FROM
J S
Headgrtarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing