Exeter Advocate, 1915-3-25, Page 8EXE rER. A113TOGATEI THURSDAY MARCH 25 1515
EXETER MARKETS.
O$ANGBD EAOII 'WEDNE DAY
Wheat R l ,.Rn R SW RFIMR* 13(0
a IeY RR. Y..... .....
<k.,
IRuok,Wheat . , ..1{, .. 75
ee
Oat ;, ......
Pea8.1410 *4 4444<•01O.,,... 150
Potettoes, per bag 40 50
RAY, er t on, ........... 1400
Flour, per awl,,, family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter,,....... ...... 20
Creamery Butter........
Eggs ...., 401.1{111♦
Live hove per cwt.
Shorts penton
Brant per ton
Sug sr Beet Pulp
111'
142 00
00
28
18
7 85
2800
00
27 00
Horatio Reynolds
Seed Dealer
Rt. Clover, Atsike., Tttneti },
get te. ; a see beans bought.
I:npe::e.i Red Clover and Timothy
See , sale; also Choice home
grew- leetektv:teat end reletire
Wee he .. !seem to take to eeed
seers T es.l y, \\ e!' esa»y, Thursday
are Seturday.
Hae ` prizes ,..;'d. addrees it
esenrattresetesns to a 'ri'E'i':0:2s, u
Iil••
^ , .Ke YOUR I-IOIIE BEAUTIFUL
Tie; the t ..,,e of the ear when
yea .a ,.. tl OttnAYrie o: "e a uti Sying
.
e r tai :CCM: . hpre. It t - ill
z t „ c i tt Q time and :toner to
elo se tSyet: Beene to ria, Our veli
;tepees are the keel that decorate—
they mage t? home ,oar. •Pctassy."
.41;16: ne well 'paper like .he "Em-.
p,.e .ilial ere beve; sorsa: novel ideas
wn de e e e.ting Q. home that iteels ghat
rete: and individuality worth Having.
Let me figztre on your job slid -when
it is ;lens you will be well pleased.
BFR iCLARK, Agent for :he lrm-
171K Well Paters.
DONE; TJ ATRE—Sgtet:iel pr:°c
ties,tt- for Wednesday, Thursday L
Saturday, of tide week, --Two hend-
sat113. S.Q.Ze $ of china will be awarded
the ladies holding the lucky ticket;
to be dr :yen Saturday r ghr i e 'sill
Lev. .saectel attractions an 'Motion
P ,t: s, and are anxious to perese
our patrons. We are dealing with .he
teat exchange in Canada, end with
the best machine on the: market we
guarantee: perfect satisfaction. Our
;Pletures are of a high standard, rd..
teretrone: as well as entertaining, and
etre en jozed by young :incl: old t v-
t.y ist+d; come. General tdmission
10 cents
FEKiN DUCK EGGS FOR SALE
Apple to MRS. HARNESS, .>R.,
pexin Street Exeter.
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE. -
1 desire to announce that I have op-
enec: a Flour and Feed Store In - F.
Wood's OId Stand, opposite east
Office and will keep a full supply of
the best grades of flours and Zeeds.
I snit it your patronage.
SIDNEY D AVIS
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT
I will sell or rent either of inn
Losse. in Exeter. For terms enol
_particulars retply to JOHN PEDLAR
F. W. HODGSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
leans trn.shz . ; estimates :;lien
free ee nii classes o, buildings
PERRY F. DOUPE t„
L - :need Auctioneer. Live Stock
Sale; a Specialty, Terms moderate.
Ordere heft at The Advocate Office
p,omotly attended to, Phone 116
K rktort • - Address. Kirkton P. O.
"A Men's Abetter is his s?asspart•
Frank Weaver
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC
LONDON, ONT.
Teacher of Organ and all eremites
of Tient Playing; Voice Culture and
Artistic. Singing a Specialty. i6 Fears
practice., experience.
Fos Terms apply to S. Martin St
Son's Music Store
IN EXETER EVERY FRIDAY
;LOCAL DOINGS. 4
- • .•—•c ik4al cai C eic katsca44
Mr. Sandy Purdou is en the Pick
list.
:Ar Frank Case last week :novel to
Elensalt to.. reside.
Mr. lento Snell has sold a Ford
auto to Mr. Frank Delbridge,
The Misses Carling entertained a
number , of lady friends on Friday
evening
Mr Cecil Skinner last week pur-
chase i the farm of his late father,
Mr. S. Skinner
Mr Samuel Parsons last week pur-
heseci the farm of Mr. Francis
Blatchford of Usborne,
Writs. fewer letters but say more
trill doubtless be the motto when the
increased postage rates become effee-
etre.
We beg your pardon if the question
is no` meant for you, but have vou
renewee your subscription to this
taxmen
The hamsthe , for men is a good
th rig There are lots of iem:nine
in this country who should be
-hie them.
On Thursday night the Exeter En -
armament I. Q. O. F. is taking a
wetter o` sandidetee to London to
ee the degrees,
Marian' playing has been resumed
rule', may be taken as a never fail -
n„ term of spring. • It will soon be
b re feet and then for the stvilnmin'
hole.
1 ; 1
1 Mary t ooh v
Ann 1 11 n .znl
suet -is -lug sister of Rev. Dr. William
McDonagh formerly pastor of :Main
Street Church, died on March 1.4th,
a: the Hospital for Incurables, To-
rc>nto She was over 80 years ,at age
ani: had lived in Toronto for more
than 50 years. -
When driving down street Friday
•member the reach of a buggy occup-
•d b1 Messrs. Peter and Fred 13aw-
dea broke, and the front wheels cam
lee loose they were thrown vio-
lently to the ground, and received a
•aw bruises. injury and damage was
seethe however.
Mr Daniel Hartleib, falsely charged
web setting ,fire to the plant of ,the
Cle:reland-yarnia eawnr lis Company
at Sarni.'; last August, was acquitted
o.t Friday without any evidence being
ta',•ett in the defence. The evidence
Ore tht. .prosecution was entirely bro-
ken down .L. 11. Dickson was ..solic-
:tot for the defence. It is apity fir.
Hartleib has no redress for the false
arrest, as there was not the least ev-
leper against hien.
"1:D: vid grown vs. Moses Vexler, a
quarre: over a deal for the sale of
some scrap rubber, was before the P.
• 11 Vexier thought Brown was not
doing the square thing, and in the
hear of some wards hit the latter,
who lair a charge of assault, out when
the case was called Brown 'ailed to
a:snear telephoning that he did not
feel well enough to attend. The P.M,
• Navin , warned Brown the day before
that he must be on hand, would not
acetals: the excuse and dismissed the
;Berge• with costs of .4.50 :,gainst
Brown,"—Goderich Star. We wonder
if 'this is our own "Morris."
Huron County Temperance Alli-
ance in annual session met in Clinton
Thursday. and passed a resolution Sa-
orine the appointment of one license
inspector in Huron, instead of three
as at present. They also approved of
the plan of the Dominion Alliance to
; for Dominion prohibition, and
zees: t on all temperance people to
bele enforce the license laws. Offi
-
cr
were elected as follows, Pres.,.
A, T Cooper, Clinton; secretary, J,
A Irk; in. Clinton; treasurer, R. Mc-
Millan of Seaforth; field ,secretary,
Rex E G. Powell of Clinton; vice-
presidents, D. Buchanan of Iii ingham
for North Huron; J. H. Colborne of
Goderich for Centre Huron; J. H.
Scott of Exeter for South Huron.
Th • field secretary reported that
during the seven months no ,license
con': ctions have been regi stered a-
gaiest at least twelve hotels formerly
under license, 1 drug store, 1 dray -
man 1 restaurant, 1 livery stable and
60 o- more persons were fined for
being intoxicated on the public street.
Rev E G. Powell was granted - a
month's leave of absence to go to
Albertrrto help them in their cam-
paign The principle of a Field Day
for the country was adopted and July
18th was the day selected. It is ex '
pectecl to fill all the pupils in the
country that day, as far as possible
with lay workers and ministers in the
interest of the count y work,
•1,0;,111,1'u.
1+'1...4•0F .; •
Price $1425 f. o. b. Hamilton
am d
Overland:, Model .8-1
Price $1135 € o b `Hamilton
pea'These two five passenger touring cars are fully equip
, demountable rims, electric starting and lighting, left
hand drive, electric horn, beautiful finish—everything, in
fact, that is needed on a touring car for convenience or com-
fort.
See these cars and.have,a demonstration of their excel.
lent points.. Now in the show room.
Wes. Snell
Dealer Exeter
April 2nd is Goon Friday. . ' Mise Lily Davis is visiting` tier
I'frs James :1lfurray is visiting in. parents in Exeter North
Tgxmtto. Mrs Pollen of StMarrys is visiting
gr. Thos. Sweet is confined,` tohis
bed with, grip and bronchitis.
The young people of Exeter held
e dance in the McDonell Hall on the
evening of St, Patrick's Day, •
Mrs Jennie Lindsay, house keeper
for Mr NT, D. Huidon, iS seriously ill
at the hoane of Miss Campbell, nurse,
Mr,;, Thornton Baker underwent a
successful operation last week for a
growtl. in the breast. She to •ioing
nicely :since.
Mr, Bert Gillies, who has seen ill
bas been transferred from the Bank
of Commerce at Lindsay to the Exeter
branch. John Chittick lakes his place
Lindsay, leaving to -day.
Mr. I Armstrong has purchased
Oro Isabel, a standard bred trotting
mare 4 years old, from Dr. W. T.
Ranting oP Lucan. This• is a fine
brood mare and has an excellent ped-
igree
\Vinghan has a floating debt of
$12,001 and a drainage claim of $1200.
Ther are asking the Legislature for
power to issue thirty year deben-
tures Their total debenture debt is
$149,666.60
In a rough and tunable game on
heavy ice Monday night Exeter de-
feated Themes Road hockey teatnbz
a scene of about a dozen to a couple
tai goals It was a ease o: hard xncavy
worle all the way through.
"The people of Hensall appear to
tale; but little interest in the ' ro-.
poser: spring .show. The reason we
• ow would 5
l.n w ul at be hard to
n .ind.. eIt\
respect is
not altogether dead among
the people of this, the finest sand
most progressive village in Ontario,"
--Hensall Observer. -
Dr. T. A. Amos, who has seen ill
for the past week, was taken n-tuch
worn: op Monday, his cold naving de-
veloped into pneumonia.. On Tuesda.v
his condition became very tow and
Di. Eccles of London was railed in
consultation with Dr. :McGillicuddy,
th 4 attending ,physician. Little hope .
is held out for his recovery.
Using insulting, blasphemous ar in-
decent language over the telephone,
either from customer to customer or
from customer to operator, will he I
an unprofitable amusement in the fu-
ture as an act to be passed this ses-
sion will pat a stop to such language.
The act will provide for a fine of
$2.• or 30 days where the offence is
proved
Pow ers to enlarge their scope of
operations in accordance with their
growing sphere' of work are given be
Sister of St Joseph in an Act to
amen i the Act of Incorporation of
the Sisterhood, proposed by Henry
Silber M.P.P. of South Huron, and
considered by the Private Bills Com-
mittee The bill provides ail the
usual powers of such a corporation,
and wax approved by the committee,
but n limit of --100,000 annual value
was placed on the holdings of the
sisterhood. The sisterhood es locat-
ed in the Diocese of London, and its
peculiar purposes are the `are rnd
instruction of orphans, relief of the
poor and the. like.
REV. M DONAGH,—On Saturday
one week alter, the death of his
ter Ree «'iliianr McDonagh bled at
the home of Mrs. e-cDonagh's, sister,
Mrs Fox Toronto. He was 88 yearn
of age He came to Canada from Ire-.
land itt 1844;was ordained in 1860; oc-
cupies many pulpits, among them be-
ing ttin Street Methodist Church,
Exeter and was superannuated in .1897
owing to failing
Ie health. He was twice
ice
married his second
wife surviving him
Two sons and, one daughter also sur-
vive. - John A. of Regina, Mrs. Ding
men of Stratford and . W..C. ,of ,New..
York He was a very able Minister.
Ward has just been received that
the grant to Western University from
the Ontario Government has increas-
ed this year by $5,000, in recognition
of the splendid work accomplished
during the academic year now dragte
ing to a Selose, Five, thousand dollars
additional will also be given to the
Institute of Public Health, making the
total grant to all the departments un-
der •the control of the University
Board of •Qavernors .$35,000.
This will enable -the Wes -tern: to
take another long step in advancing
it: "forward movement." Last year
A new president was appointed and
the faculty considerably. milarged
The library, equipment and he lab-
oratory apparatus were also greatly
strengthened so that these now, com-
peer, favorably with those to be found
elsewhere as far as the essental- re-.
queeements of students are Concern-
ed. •
As a result of the "foreward move-
ment' the University has had a record
attendance this year, and confidently
look: for a still larger number of t,tud
ents from all parts of Western Ont-
ario for next year. ,
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE Apply
to
F. H. Brock, Exeter
DRESSMAKIeTG
Mies 'Mary Tom has returned from
Toronto and re -opened her shop, and
will be pleased •ta ,meet her termer
patront and all new ones who will
favor het With their patronage. Pat-
terns cult to individual measures a:
specietty. An a;pprentice wanted.
WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
VISITING CARDS
The Advocate is making a specialty.
of wedding invitations—complete sets
with nota: paper, inside envelope, and
outside or mailing envelope, all to
match. We carry all the popular..
lines of paper,; and we print ', them
witli either the ever standard .script.
type or the Old English type. Girls,
if you are thinking of getting married.
sec our samples -they will ::lake you
glad you said `ryes" when,'he_ popped
the 'question. If you ' are married,
they will make you feel like getting
melded all over again. Our visiting
cards and type styles are right up TO
the. minute and as tasty as the finest.
and mast expensive engraved cards
"you ever looked at
her sister Mrs. Thorn Baker,
Mr, Ed. Sanders', left for his home
itt Rainy Riven Monday morning.
Herb Dearing returned to els horn
in Stettler Alta„ Tuesday •horning,,
Mr, and Mrs. Tuskey of Lucan V148 -
Mr.
,s -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden this
week,
Messrs Caleb Heywood and Wilbur
.Martin went to; Hamilton Monday on
business
errs Gilding of St. Thomas visited
her grandmother, Mrs. James Bissett
on Friday. -
Mr; Club ine of Walkerville is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Wm. ;'arsons,
who i,s ill. -
lodge Doyle of Goderich ;eft last
week for the south to spent three or,
Lour months.
efr . Wes Snell was in Hamilton on
Tuesday and brought home at. new
Overland auto.
efr, and Mrs. J. A.. Stewart return-
ed ort Tuesday from a three 'veeke
vett itt New York.
Mrs. Nelson Sheere and eaugheer
and Mrs McLellan are visiting in
Toronto and Stouffville.
Mr Wm Davis of London lies -.a-
ttuned
. -turned to London after working et
the flee mill for sometime.
eller Campbell, who has been tis
iting her brother Dr. Campbell, ere -
turned
e -turned to Toronto Monday.
Private Anderson of Goderich, a
brother of Bruce Anderson, spent
Monday :n town with friends.
en
ds.
Mr and n Ins, fame; Sweet eisiit.d
in London with their 'daughter, Mrs.
McCalluru and other relatives.
Mrs Bedford and Mrs.' Lamport
of Loatioa are visiting at the home
o' Mr Curt Harness, who is M.
Trueman Elliott -left. Tuesday even-
ing for Blyth, where he has sccepted
a. position. with: Mr. S. Gidley, tailor.
Mrs M Salter returned to London
Monday to pack her household goods.
preparatory to coming to Exeter to
reside.
Mis : Pridham, who has been in God -
creel owing to the death of ^ser is -
ter. resumed her teaching duties, here
on Monday.
Mrs. Jas Taylor has returned from a
visit in London and Ingersoll, bring-
ing her granddaughter Geraldine
Burk-: with her.
Elmore Harness left Monday morn -
lag for London, where he has enlist-
ed in the ;Mounted Rifles, of the 33rd
Battalion third contingent. -
Misr Emily Cornish of Button,
Ontario is - visiting at the home of
her uncle and; aunt, Mr. and :firs. T.
Houldenand other relatives in and
around Exeter,
elessrs Richard, John and James
Bissett o4 London were here 'ast
weel: owing to the illness of their
mother. Ctrs. James Bissett, who has
improved much since.
-Mr. W. R. Pollock and family re-
tuurneu from Guelph on Friday, Mr.
Pollock had been taking a course in
the dairy ,department of the O,A,C,
for time months and has resumed his
work in J. H. Scott's creamery.
House Cleaning
Time
Make house cleaning easy by buy-
ing a Domestic Vac. Gleaner from us.
It will clean your rugs and carpet bet-
ter than beating them and with much -
less labor.nget he a
Tbottle of Sun-
ny Polish to clean our furniture; and
if you see you need any new furniture
we have a good stock to choose from.
R. N. ROWE
Enbalmer Etc.
Phone 20a.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery -line.
Call and see us, A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce ,taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Eleetricligbt Plant
Exeter North
Gc cral Stare
Fresh Pork, Sausage
. and Head Cheese
always on hand
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
PUTTER,
EGGS ,
DRIED APPLES ; D,
DRESSED POULTRY.
AT MARKET PRICES
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, HAY P.O.
PHONE 44 W.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO, 82
EASTER
MILLINERY
All the New Shapes are here
Visit Our Show Room and see the
stunning display of
Easter Hats
New Spring Goods
Our counters are loaded down
with then
•
NEW SUITS
In Black, Navy, Copen, 13zown
anti Tan. Every Suit tailored
right up to the minute, end the
very best silk trimmings.
NEW COATS
l•`ox Ladies or Girls. We have
a nice range of styles and pat-
terns in different cloths. The
very newest coats are shown hare.
WI.1ITE WAISTS
We can show you the ',est
range of White Wash Waists this
season we have ever had. Nice
dainty ;waists beautifully trim-
mest with high or low neck from
1 to $3 each. -
WASE I DRESSES
In pkain colors, fancy or white
Dresses for Ladies, Misses pr
Children. They are certainly a
shell bunch of garments.
See them and be convinced, -
RAIN COATS
50 New Rain Coats just opened
up, New Cloths, Colors, end
Styles at $5 to $15,
WASH GOODS
Plaits Crepes Repps
Colored Crepes Ducks
Fancv.Crepes Linens
Plait+ Voiles Lace Cloths
Fancy Voiles Galateas
ouse Furnishings
for Spring
DOV'T FORGET THE (HOUSECLEANING THAT IS AL
MOST HERE. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANYTHING YOU
efAY REQUIRE—
NEW RUGS NEW CARPETS LINOLEUM'S
150 to • choose from All kind's to see 20 piecee 2, 3; & 4 yds
LACE CURTAINS CURTAIN NETS TAPESTRY CURT. -
75c to $6 per pair 90 different patterns Green, Red & 'Ian.
Men's Clothing
OUR BIG PURCHASE OF MIEN'S SPRING SUITS has arrived
including a large assortment of Fine Worsteds in all the latest
weaves and colorings. Come in now, while these is a choice~
selection, as these Worsteds are hard to duplicate at the Pres-
- ent time. All Shades,—Navys , Blacks Browns, Greys, and Fancy
Stripes at money saving prices.
BOYS' CLOTHING
The famous Sanford or Lion
Brand far Boys; Norfolk „or
straight Pants. Any quantity to
choose from at moderate prices,
$800 Worth Men's RAINCOATS
The famous 'Arthur'sBroad,
direct from Glasgow: -The kind
that keeps the water out.
Prices $6,00 to $15.00
New Spring Shoes
•LADIES' AND MISSES NEW
EMPRESS AND CLASSIC Shoes
Many new features this season.-
New Heels, Plein Vamps, Colored
Telles such as Grey, Sand, Black
SLATER AND INVICTUS
SHOES FOR MEN, ' Tee' nein
English 'Last in Patent, Tan.
Eniiish Last in Patent, Tan
and Gunmetal. Button or
• We sell the CLASSIC Shoe for children 'Train cesidle to College'
Wall Papers
ASK TO SEE OUR WALL PAPERS Beautiful
Parlor, Den, Bedroom or Kitchen .
designs
nor
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
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