Exeter Advocate, 1915-5-27, Page 8EXEFER .AAIIUEIArE�: THURBIlAY 'MAY 27 1B15
EXETER MARKETS.
UPIANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
wheat .64444004..,..
Barley
Buckwheat
Oats,
Peas, .
Potatoes. per bag
fay, erton .. . .
Flour, per ewt., family
Flour,, low grade per ow
Creamery Butter... , 4..
Eggs.
Live b,oga, per cwt
Shorts per t on.........
.Ban per. non ..,
Sugar Beet Pulp....... .
r
•
145
65
70
513
150.
36 45
14: 00
200
1400
LOCAL DOINGS. 4
111
iE�Sr�dc.�kaAc �ca�lcasc�8c arise ai�c>�
Friday night saw the first band
Parade of the season,
The Scott Act vote in Perth ,w!fl(
take place on June Z4th,
Tiivitt Memorial Church Garden
Party will be held this year on Fri-
day night, June 25th, '
24 Messrs Heywood and Mellott as -
83 slated the Crediton Band in their e on -
cert on the evening of the :4th.
The; Oddfellows from here will
ga ;tea Seaforth on Thursday night to
putt on the 2nd, degree there,
20 0 25
30 00
28 00
27 00
alis J. J. Allan, Eye Sight Spec-
ialist will be at the Central Hotel,
Exeter an Saturday, May 29th. One
day only
Mr Milo Snell wishes to announce
that he has discontinuled his 'ausi-
nes; partnership with Mr. Wes. Snell
and wet' handle alone all business as
to Ford Cars and Service,
CORN GROWERS—Contrary to
some remora heard The Exeter Cana
nine, and Preserving Co. is prepared
to take all she acreage of corn they
have contracted for.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The council of the Corporation of
County of Huron will meet in the
�the Tow of
councilh•nmber, in n
Goderich, on Tuesday, June ;.st next,
at 3 o'clock. All accounts against the
county must be placed with the .ilerk
before this date.
Dated at Goderich, May 176, 1915
W. Lane. Clerk
SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE
A Summer Cottage at Grand Bend
—one and half storeys, 3 bedrooms
sostt..rs dining room, kitchen and
sitting room—all furnished—on a lot
try feet by 132 feet. Everything in
bast -class shape. Rents tar $10 a
weer: For sale at reasonable teams,
Apple to A. HASTINGS, 'Agent, Ex-
eter
:ells; J J. Allan, Eye :right Spec-
ialist will be at the Central Hotel,
Exeter of Saturday May 29th. One
da' only
. NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE.—
I desire to announce that I have op-
ener: a Flour and Feed Store in F.
m'ood's Old Stand, opposite Post,
Office and will keep: a full supply of
the bast grades of flours and seeds.
I solicit your patronage.
SIDNEY DAVIS
F. W. HODGSON'
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Plan: furnished; estimates given
free ort ali classes of buildings
PERRY F. DOUPE
Licensed Auctioneer. Live Stock
Sale. a Specialty. Terms moderate,
Orders left at The Advocate Office
promntly attended to. Phone 116
Kirkton Address, Kirkton. P. O.
NOTICE.—Have your colts vaccin-
ated against joint ill, rheumatism aed
screful, within forty-eight hours after,
birth Free of charge. Drs. Sweet. &
Reid Veterinary Surgeons, Exeter,
Ontarion. Phone 8.
Auto For Hire
FAMILY OR PLEASURE PARTIES
A SPECIALTY
• PHONE NO. 80.
GOVERNMENT CHAUFFECIa'
NO. 2724.
Court of Revision
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll
of the Township of Usborne; w ill
hold its first meeting at the rown-
shir. Hall ElimviIle, an Saturday, the
5th day of June, 1915, at ane o'clock
in the afternoon.
Francis Marley, Tp, Clerk.
R R Na 1, Granton, May 10, 19151
Deer Lodge Park
BAYFIELD, LAKE HURON a
Summer Cottages furnished. Wide
verandas Splendid Beach, l3owling
Tennis Ice and Baat free.
Apply GEORGE ROWNTREE
Landon.
Free of Charge
Clare J, Wood is to be congratul-
ated on having successfully passed his
dentistry examinations in the Fresh -
=an class.
Our soldiers in the firing line are
nob -sc eager to save themselves from
at home are to save paying, the war
tae:
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church are arranging for a strawberry
and ice cream garden party for Thurs
day June 17th,
Wm. Finkbeiner raised an addition
to his barn on Sat. A ,good crowd
was in attendance and everything
passed along without a mishap.
_Mis' Vera Ogden of Whalen, form-
erly employed in the millinery de-
partment of I. A. Stewart has accept-
ed a position with 3. B. Armitage of
Lucen
Mrs Joe McTavish, nee • 'w14 s i Jen-
nie Taylor, daughter of Reeve! Tay-
lor. is in the Stratford hospital re-
covering from a rather .,erious oper-
atio •
r n .
Mt George Windsor left .Tuesday
morning for St. Joseph's Hospital,
London where he will undergo a
critical operation for the removal sf
an internal trouble.
Messrs. Wilbur Martin, Wes, Snell
Gorden Taylor and Tom Nelson went
to Hamilton Thursday. night, -Ind
drove four new 1916 model Overland
cars home Friday. They expect to
go again shortly for four more.
Mr 0 Johnson, who for a. few Years
has been License Inspector for Cen-
tre Huron has received a better pos-
iton than that of Inspector oft Public -
works under the Dominion ',lovern-
mens and has entered upon his new
duties.—Clinton News Recond,
herMrs
dwelliing anHuronstreet t lhas
improved
nev metallic roof. The house will be
occ.upiefi by Mr, and 'Ilrst, A. H.
Gambia' al Usborne.. Mrs, Gambrel
i; a music teacher of exceptional mer-
its and will give lessons to nu.piis
here
Whether you make money or lose
it, never sell your divine heritage,
your good name, for a naess of pot-
tage Whatever you do, be larges}
then your vocation; never let it he
said of you that you succeleded in
your vocation but failed as a man,
Mr John McCullough of Usborne
while driving out of the Central Hotel
sheds on Friday had rather an itn-
pleasent and exciting experience for
a few minutes, One of the tugs .of
the harness happened to unhook and
one of the shafts dropping, the horse
made a jump and swerving upset the
buggy and occupant and in that mix-
up it looted as though tier. McCul
lougl would be seriously injured. He
escaped however, with a few slight
bruises The shafts on the rig were
broken and the buggy was otherwise
damaged
T1'e great difference between those
Who succeed and those who fail does
not consist in the amount of work
clone by each, but in the, amount of
intelligent work, Many of those who
Lail most ignominiously do enough to
acbieve.grand success; but they lab-
or at haphazard, building up with nne
hand,anly to tear down with the nth-
er, They da not grasp circum-
stances and turn them into opportun-
ities They have na faculty for turn
ii1 honest defeats into telling victor-
ies' With ability enough and time in
(abundance—the warp and woof of suc
;,cess—the- are forever throwing 'pack
and forth an empty shuttle and the
real web of life is never woven.
WIRE WORM PEST.—The wire
worn_a is. working havoc to the oats
in sonic districts and causing the'
{fa�rnfer;-Considerable worry. Many
little' ' bare patches are noticeable in
the -'fields where the worms have
beer at work.
I ani prepared to vaccinate all colts
agains' Rheumatism, Septic or Arth-
ritis and Diseases fallowing Septicire-
section in foals, if notified withini 48
hours FREE OF CHARGE. rhi
Vaccine is not an experiment, but has
been isi use for four seasons.
DR H A. ECKERT, Crediton,
Phone '3
Revi o..
Court of Sl
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOTICE is hereby given that =t
Cour of Revision of - the Assessmei
Roll of the 'Village of ureter wyi l
hald ita first meleting in the Council
Chambers Exeter,• an Friday, June 11;
191a , at 7 o'clock- p, m.. ray '
T. B . CAI2LI�3tr
Exeter,May 25, 1915 Clerk
MUST ALL BEAR WAR STAMPS
—Lates6 advices frau'. Ottawa are
te the. effect thatt all cheques, cash-
ed' in Canada must bear a war ,tamp.
Far. a time cheques drawn on Am-
erican banks and presented at Wind-
sor .were -accepted without stamps.
_Now the ruling is the other way.
PATRIOTIC ENT ERTAINMENT—
Patrietii r_for the cause found';a re-
sponsive . cord in the hearts of many
citizens of. Exeter and the surrounding
country on Monday night, when the
concert it behalf of the Patriotic Fund
the "benefits and comforts of. our
Canadian 'soldiers, was largely patro-
naaaq 'the hall being filled to/ its urt-
maa'capacity ;has demonstrating a
loyalty and patriotism that old Exet-
ei heve"r falls short. Apart from the
Wattlines of the object the enter-
tainment was a creastable one. Mr. ii.
a6 ;,F Beavers had clsargel of the pro -
grasp,; The hall was tastily decarat-
e l ,.;aith •flags etc, The Exeter Or-
chetre dispersed music between aum-
bert. , rid-. their music was delighting
tr, ala The appropriate selection by
,Mi" lliatt "We must fight for our
k itiea ata Country," was admirably
rettdera'd' as was also a solo by, NP,SS.
Iack The monologue taken by
Cake Howard and several young lad-
e, the instrumental by` Miss Mux-
it'ertliy the little girls' chorus, , ;he
"Slate,- Masons" and the boys' drill
welP all highly interesting. The ..1f -
fait, broke up by a1l"srngung 'God
Save •the King.," Thee proceeds 1t,-
`tr.awatea to about 8125 d0.
�4" AN'T b'.�'C4ir1 br ;middle-aged,
m n fox 1 jt , cooking amd itfr�,�telp
1 e era iio�in�se oak Na tlfiside
g n 1 w
Geee home: Apply. welt
td jt iVl. l os's &'Co Lucan,
When we used to go out walking
during our courtship days any ,'nus -
bank used to say that tae Beason I'
could nut keep up with his long
stride .% wvaa, because my "little: f eeties"
wer : so small, Three weeks after
our marriage when I lagged behind a,
little one afternoon he exclaimed im
patiently "0, hurry up; You walk
like an old cow,"
The buggy which Mrs. John Mc-
Donald was driving when returning
home was struck by ate auto: driven
by Rev, Johnston of Varna, on, Tues-
day ,night, south of the bridgee, Rev,
Johnston was going north and coming
slowly down the hill he tried' to get
out of the rut alias the, car hit the
buggy. The occupants of the hug-
gy ntisaenously iescaed injury, as the
horse in running broke the shafts and
crossbar. The lines winding on the
wheel and axle 'fortunately brought
the horse to a standstill'. Mrs, Mc-
Donald's hand was considerably breis -
ed from trying to hold the horse. The
condition of the road was responsible
for the accident,
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.—Dr,
Heileman, wife, littele daugbt i and
a ser-
ocencountered
accident f here o . mringif
Victoria Day, when the car they were
driting turned over on them. While
coming. down Main street the Doctor
pa' on a little extra speed to pass
a buggy standing south of Mala and
Gidley streets, and a car approacfing,
In passing the buggy he turned too
shore with the result that :TO, car
slewed and turned turtle. The shit„
dren miracuously escaped uninjured,
Mrs, Hellmann was cut about the race
and brusised about the body, while
til Doctor was not so fortunate, be-.
ing seriously hurt internally. He is
now under a physician's care at the
Centra. Hotel, The car was but
slightly damaged, the wind -shield be-
ing broken and mud -guards Hent. Or,
( Heilemann is an Osteopathic physic-
ia of Goderich:
'0413010 J, sol ah`
Miss May Wood spent the 24th in
London ,
Miss Morlock visited in London ov-
er the holiday,
Miss Anna Dow spent the holiday.
at Ays visiting friends.
Mr and 11rs. Dan, Davis were in
Ingersoll for, the 24th.
\Irs Leadman is visiting with her
daughter Mrs, Ed, Treble.,
airs. wager has returned from a vis-
it with her brother in London,
arise Shearer and. Mrs. Wickwire
were in Detroit over the holiday_,
Eno. Windsor has been successful
in passing his exams at thi* S. P,a S.
I'he Misses Hamilton and Pridham
spent the holidays in London and, St.
"\fart's.
Miss afurte1 Evans of Ailsa Craig
is w isiting friends and relatives in
town,
Miss Vera Box after spending a
month in London returned home Mon-
day night.
Mr. A, Marchand of Waterloo spent
Sunday and Monday with his daugh-
ters here.
Miss Tiplady has returned ta her
home in Clinton, after a visit with
Miss Prior.
Miss Olive Wood of London spent
the holiday with her parents Mr. Ind
Mrs Dan. Woods.
Mr. Robert Sanders returned Tues-
day night from Wingham, where he
spent a few days fishing.
\lr W R. Garner and wife of Lon-
don visited at the home of \Ir, Ed.
Treble over the holiday.
Mr and Mrs. 'Wm:- Creech attend-
ed the funeral of their .son Norman
'ri Brantford on Monday.
\Ii .Earl Spackman accompan',ed by
his niece hiss Jean Spackman, spent
the holiday at his home here. •
Mss Match has returned to herr
home in Auburn after spending the
millinery season with Miss Morlock'
Messrs W. J. Heaman and Harald
Bissett officiated as umpires at the
ball game at Crediton on Victoria Day.
Mr Harold Snell of London and
ens: Ruth Russell of Kincardine vis-
aed at the home of Mr,; Albert Ford.
Mr. Newton McMurray of the Mol -
son s Bank visited in London and St.
Mary's over the week -end and holi-
day
Mrs. R Redden, after • visiting with
her sister, Hiss Celia Clark or Steph-
en, returned to her home. on Wednes
day. Tea & Coffee
Miss Matthews of Toronto accomp-
arried by her nephew, Master H.; Dee
visite(' with Ms -s. Fitton over the.
holiday. •
Mrs Jas. Sweet spent the holiday
yn Clinton:.
'Elands 1-1111 of Chatham; was home'
for the 24th,
Miss DeYell of St, Tl onus spent
the holiday here,
Mr W McAlister was a visitor
over the holiday,
Mrs. Simmons of London was a vis-
itor over the 42th.
Mrs Billings visited in London and
St. „Thomas this week,
Mr Frani, 'Mellott and wife visited
in London over the holiday,
Mr and Mrs. Wm., Lewis of London
visited in town for the holiday.
Mr Herman Elliott and wife ware
visitors here over the holiday.
'airs Geo, Crawley is visiting :her
sister Mrs Webb, in Arval.
Dr Campbell and Mr. Grafton, Btu-
detr spent the holiday in Detroit:
Harry Fake of Parkhill visited at
ha home here over Victoria .Jay.
Mr. L H. Dickson •was in Lucan
on Tuesday conducting a court case.
Miss Ruth Hooper of London
was home for the week endtand holi-
day
Quite a number from Exeter attend-
ed the ball game at Crediton( on the
24th.
Mr Wm, May and James Walters
are in Hamilton this week on busi-
ness.
P C Laurie of the Banki of Com-
merce staff spent the holiday in
itt Sarnia
Messrs. Earl Browning and Harold
Hambridge af Aylmer motored 'fere
on the holiday,
Percy Browning returned to Toron-
to Tuesday after visiting his parents
herr over the holiday.
\lessre Roy and Wallace '3hosen-
burg al London. y ted at Thos,
Newell's over the holiday.
Miss Ethel Bissett of Seaforth and
1rnercl Miss Bawden of Clinton, vis-
ited here aver the holiday,
Rev* E. G. Powell of Clinton was
in town last week, he having a few
daye earlier returned from. Alberta,
Mr and Mrs. J, C(. Inwood end
daugl'tet of London visited with Mr,
and \Irs, Semi Sanders over the holi-
day
Mrs Rich, Bissett and little grand-
sar of London visited several lays
during the week with friends and rel-
ative•, and friends here,
Ma and Mrs. Fred. Redmond; and
little daughter and Mr. Win. Tapson
of Marlette Mich„ are visiting 'with
Mr and Mrs, Thos. Elliott, They
made the trip in their auto.
FIELD
Sees for Sale
We have a carefully :,elected Stock
a FIELD SEEDS far Sale at
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
Our stock of Corn is of the best
known varieties and Germination is
Guaranteed.
We have the . following kinds:—
IMPROVED EARLY BUTLER
IMPROVED BAILEY
WHITE CAP
EARLY LEEMING
MaallalOUTH EARLY CUBAN
WISCONSIN No. 7
LONGF,ELLOW FLINT KING
PHILLIP FLINT
In soot seeds we ;have a large col-
lection of
MANGOLDS,
• TURNIPS,
CARROTS
SUGAR BEETS
ETC..
Also Seed Beans, Millet, Sarghum,
Timothy and Clover
A CALL SOLICITED.
C. Zwicker
GENERAL MERCHANT
-CREDITON, ONT.
Leonard Bolton of Stratford end
Earl Brickwood of Niagara Falls vtsi_°
ed at the latter's home herd over -he
n oliday
Messrs Laurie Watson and C,. Pl.•
McAvoy .returned Saturday from To-
ronto where they were writing their
degree exams.
alias Tillie Yager of St. Marys;
Mrs. Cunningham and Miss E. J. Cun-
ningham Of Clandeboye were visitors
Arith Mrs. Yager on the 24th.
Messrs Thos. Creech, A1ex.,Ste),v
ars ano Mrs. R. N„'Creech attended .I Produce taken in exchange
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.
th funeral of the late N, W. Creech
in Brantford on Monday, the latter
remaining for ,a. ferw days with her
husbano who ,w,as called • to Brantford
Friday last .•,-,,
,
tee
, Mr. and Mese Ed. Hunt tea Seaforth.
and Mr, and Mss. Frank 'Hunt of Lon_
dost were visitors at the home of Mr.
Irwin Armstrong Victoria Day. 'r'
Mr, and ¥is :F. J. Delbridge motor+'.;
ed to Hamilton on Friday last where
Mrs. Delbrtage spent the week -end
btr Delbridgea went an to Toronto
an business and during his stay! there
saw the 'a;aces. He says the King's
Plat wvas"`Well worth seeing. • rhey
returned 'On Tuesday.
Ainabe •those visiting here over the
holidaj from a distance' were, Messrs.
Y V tv Amos .Garnet Craig, Joseph
Craig Dt. S Thomas• and wife;. tsar
i'g3t; 1 Eheson, Staisiley F,isiver,. Wm. S.
,Thompson a,rid„Privater, Elmore arena
ries.:. alt .tri° cl�nndon-. ;:.>•'f.b ,..^1 rsrank.,
Bawden ;Foreeae refits, r,1ixanito:;rolnns'
and, Misses Vera: ttlatd.an1;)Lk
Treble 01 Toronto.
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
House Cleaning
•
, Time
Make house cleaning easy by buy-
ing a! Domestic Vac. Cleaner from tis.
It will clean, you r.rngs and carpet bet-
-ter than beating them and with much
less labor. Then get a bottle of Sun.
ny.Polish to clean your furniture: and
if you see you.leed'any new furniture,
we lava good stock to choose from:
RO
c ,.,.a In balmer Etc.
Phone -20a.
The 1916 Model
VERLAN.]Y`
will be out on the 15th of May
Rig reduction in prices, Wait and see the new Model
which is the most-up.to-date they ever built,
Wes. Snell
Dealer
Exeter
Genuine
D. L. & W.
Serailtoli Coal
Agents For
British Americ
an Oil Co.
Keeile, Rowe, & Wood
Horse Cards
The Advocate is again pre-
pared to give you entire sat.
isfaction in Horse Route
Cards.
Order early so that you
may have them on time.
THE ADVOCATE
EXETER
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Ladies
Wash Dresses
All, Kinds and Colors to Choose
from.. Sizes 32 to 44
Prices $1.00, $1.25, :$1:50', $2,00 each
Children's Wash Dresses
All'dainty colors are made up in a. variety of
very pretty styles, • Age 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, Prices
75c., 85c., '$1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
DRESS SKIRTS
Ladies Dress Skirts in
all colors. Your choice of
any skirt for $3.75.
WASH CREPES
A fine selection of plain,
stripesor fancy in all the
seasons shades 12ic,, 15e.
and 25c, a yard.
BOYS WASH SUITS
Some real nifty little
suits in fancy colors and
makes 75c. $1, $1.50, $2.00`
each.
WASH VOILES
Figured voiles are goods
in the new summer shades
also plain voiles 15, 25 and
50c; a yard.
Men's and Boy's Suits
Just cornmg in this week a big shipment of mens
and, boys Spring and Summer suits, These suits are
are right up to the minute, just fresh from the factory
and you are sure to find something here to your
fancy.
MEN'S UITS'
All' kinds to choose from
$10, $12, $15 pack.-
MEN'S STRAW HATS
The nifty, hats are here
all styles for$1 to $3 each.
• BOYS •SUITS'
2 or 3 piece suits $4, $5,
$6, $7.
MEN'S. FURNISHING
New shirts, collars, Ties
sox, suspenders,lovesun-
derwear, g
v " eadquart rs for the • elebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing