The Exeter Advocate, 1916-1-20, Page 1TWEI
The Warr Summary,
tobe
w - re seems.
The az theatre
shifting constantly. Just:now t ec,
t
t'vitS 'seems to be in ;desopo aarm,
Where Tc re=inforced' "British :tie
gain isuecess€td,. A PersianAt' is
s ' to 'hate declaied.;karegains is
riitis1i and a few` Arabs are in.r<
-
volt but have been defeated. The
Grand Duke of ;Russia is gradually
pushing or, through the mountains of
AAsia. Minor, ztnd Allied fleets have
seined Corfu. The German -Austria -
Turk influence extends far, and the
have to meet and cheek 'heir
movemeiah whenever they appear; and
the •` are bung checked rapidly. T;ng-
;nc France have them checked on
the West • R.ussia on the East, .Tilly
on the South, the. Allies' alt Salonika,
atd" the British Beet in all the 'dura
rounding waters is in full control.
t„1y in '.+Montenegro are the ,ventral
powers having success. And aaearin
mind ' through it all that TIME is the
great factor in. fav'e aTt the . allies and
agoin$' the central powers.
RECRUITING
Exeter'' ou
P7
. The CQuueil' u&S,Iflreillago.azi1;39:teteac
1I
T)R
G .•BA
met on .''~`:ricin . Ja -: I4' - t . N BATTALION 'HOiv E?
, tit a , ! .. .
tn. with ale the to
The minutes afrtha
l8ih, wrrc an. '
r rnunicatic)n3eread;
Kara
Children's Aid &jGiet
per'llllxl and Herten-
granted4.o• the kloeeet ra
H 'tor' 1Sicie,
is r xton rind Sou
b granted-oarrled
Relief work 'for vierizrirs at the cur
in
Belgium, ver Hind that the corn.
rriuitication be filed.
From+the Ocean Aeol,tdent and Guar-,
antee Corporation, re, worknerfa : ALBERT S. BOLTON
compensation hammertoe, per Loulaton AUSTIN A. RICE.
th,a►t the same be filed. ERNEST COLL NG\i'
Frown Gutta 1'ereha and 'Rubber WV F. I G OVI1
.1L RID Cr. STEWAI2T
co. Qt Toronto and the it. S. '.Bionic • EDWARD M. 'WILLIAMS
Co., Woodatook, re fire department GRANT tIOOPER
equipment --filled.
Vatic P'ltsak end Frook,. Solicitors'o-x *-
etfe London, ire taxea on Mrs. S. M. l.ht soldier boys mads: •. hike t
ROLL AT EXETER
CAPT.'W. J. I1 ,d"AN
SIDNEY
FREE T
kiN . coy:_
i- c tOR HEYWO
S 1.VAN{IS CAIN
ItRED 'HOPKINS, .V talon
WIL 'ERT .PFAFF
pop ANDERSON ;transt'd1
HAROLD BISSETT
MIILTN_'$ P -AFF r
LLOYD RIVERS transfer•ti'
FRED WELLS a
aroalerieles property, ;per Hind that it ea'at and '• back one day fast wee
seegine along in the home :trete.
name be Tiled,
lesleounts-W. J. Beer $56.00; Zell n tIn• bzst of form:
Telephone Co. $5.00; David Russell ^^x-•o- ,x-
$12.20; ,Rose Taylor Can x 83,20;4 Geo.' Ol;ijor' fl .- moan rttxok the boys in
- i t 11t utle 118.80; II. itumob.r 3.t,'0 khal;e <c the Tri'r tt .Liernaa'ra1 •;hurvn
.tom. t's..#' TING j The. 13rook 6.00; Arthur Saunders Sandie} ;na ming and to, Haiti Street
OPERA HO;JSE EXEThR,
"FRIDAY EyE23ING, JAN. 21st
to li `addressed by
JUDGE BARRON of STRATFORD
COL COMBE of CLINTON
AND OTHERS
CLINTON MILITARY QU AaR.TETTE
WILL SING
REEVE TAYLOR, CHAIRMAN.
TAMAN'S
i'HONE 61st
Pb
THETE-IE
$1,8,0; 'Johnathan 1KYdrt • 50c; Wil- tlnita-list rebiareh in, the evening 4
o•
Sec
lilt e , _.ohn Norrs 80e, ,
Una. G. tereeeh IaR; Thos• Houlden '
I,a,diee c. ' jwIgi: I3arrr n..o£ Stratford, .701.
.103 ' k itreOtio 25 rely 25 ; Combs of Innen and others will
ren'der's .41 600iety derj10; tw5.td-;^address• a re,cru•tin.,, mettin in the
rens Aid Goelets, Go eerich, 45.80; fiUuse, '<eter, on Friday e -
Sink ch futon"at Ifotapital, ToxoRto $lie;; enne of `his wee
Mil -
Amounting in all to :200.02. i. The Clinton Ree llil-
i inns. Quartette will sing. Reeve I.
su AO:Wing anpointwents wtane't4 Tuy tax occupy the; choir. The
naadce- uagc in p.a'-:i'u)ar is an eloquent ,end
Peaaetery 13oiard-The 'Rees., Colin forectu sneeker rind all should hear
aeilitt<tis Roulston and Sarta n and'! him
Metes= ': W. Giar,dman anal W. , i
Weekes; Per ,Hind siw1 Behverr, 'car» ^c -a --o s .n
lied. •
Alalor Vesalian was •n Clinton :an
uc ,d r
a where War of Health -Dr. Qu .ekeniaush y a a. auxiliary il-
waa :appointed Medical ,Hellos: ,fit. t sot.'.:r:itrn t>•aaa argani<ed to ltd .n mit-
Mutt -
'bete and Ir; H. E. Huston[ a member :•ark rna+.e:'s is Huron fount}, liura-
}Ri e' representatives ntatives "ria •Iect d
4 n p c .or
=1 K N . 5, ,
theBtl $ 1'b a a
b#4.ir a Pet y
the whole county
n
hoe eubesides
1 c n to
Ro n Wad Bao
e 1r1aS
ti,i4iD nd e' HM,
{{
O1t2C@ ti
rFor Exeter
Truant officer for the school!--Tftoa. r E e ger the L tires.i roseate
.appointed tat a salary tat $10. ` en es are .Rev Collins. and 1.. II. :' ick W.
on motion of Bind and H'an ton. an; t sbaa nee Rev. Fletcher .n i
Representative on 'ta le Ltle rye
Board -a, A. Stenvart' re -Appointed
for term of three yeara on motion
of Beavers tied Hookup,
5'erxce Viewers -John Moir, 3oie.
rnt Hatter
betendersregularandoccupiedbyrecruiting
oe-
d
thetheCo.H.5,Sr,12,
Hall
PaulWilbur$5accountsSchools
toor
Crediton
1"he blizzard on Monday. and rues-
' l waw of : the. good old type and
kept our people in doors. !.noes
vt~ been kept at home Ern • a ;-me Qu.c a large number cr: ewe it 'la'id of Corbett visited -.t 1'' Baknr's
tx
Cent:
SAN.
& C
4kt t,.ND 13/92ED
Ir and Mrs. Sando•'frorn the rest
rt>:lien' at Sirs. E. Gan jr., for 3 few.
past few days reran rids its of : day s.-Ch;x:. Page who enlisted ice'
fashioned winters and :,re mid : Parkhill was notaccepted,>nacconaat
wood pile and coal lin. ? o illness. --Mr. and Mrs. Walter lin -
beim
leen: firs e•or>,fined to their: o as s „yt.a Wednesday.-- L. Corriere, Juni n.egg„.
•
r^..
A meeting of the local o;,an.,, c i severe colds and la grippe. ° Ito+. Stanlake and M. Seruch 'lave•
tbe''R..o Cross held at the loin: ,i ;lir iisarren tl: he<:1 hael a eueee,s St,bb:ns of Michigan-
I7r.'•Qrmc arz Iuesscitt a detailed r i:to salt o: flax a:ou .ehold > to is sa Teter nd :lir, t:el Ir:;. retreat/ not week
.i
pori a:' the spe 'in4ot gig t.'ld t^a Tuesday 'end expects to
s _ ;entre
(,.'11'' -1 lC R:c rA
,,, Ila... ..
Year a
rt 'Lonlon last week, was given b i ;Tor rat.i, 431a3Jil,Brenner, lii ..•; well attended 3t0dele"atcs Mrs. Orme. ..1rS >an.L., lir and 'efts. J. lit.A.: e , e Tuteetl.eactively 'n geol it Current saeo., are R ttenzkine shirts,
socks and utosr cum- end 'eirss S Andrew
tt v ; „ .t ,
Oor sometime,. suffee d " eiie
rW ke or deadly and <.s t.'eg rrec1 re.
tori+: io• the boys at tn.. 'trout turd .r R ..i, ehc,1 who .:a3 tacw i ^uctsa re, ; :, .: ., ,.
de :rte to rec.e eve y _ , oa. ,,,rrr,. arc,xn I ,t ri' et .,usy
5F •b erica t..,. „ their w•iattat trn 'Dinkel. fixe
mesh
'Sirhile unloading some wood h ^as h =had pill, e lire. gong.! zinc; reakaie them ,mile.
1a::: ,hernc on Saturday evening 'slat's r j ^fie c,---1[• dS leen year Bore. took no or
eNv T'ankbeiner was strieloin with ee zti"t s-, Tap\ ,.hs ^s's 4.a cl " `t cit' w l It tt^t to low the silk 'tress,
lis '.eand {nation t st., T, 1 i11a .«rid g r}s too he:ior e you leap -A
. is no". lying, ..t his hon[.. •nte the house vacated to, W.Mat: toil! t ', tun l ere ut e. ed e' s -
n id' but. slight hopes of iris re:ov ; Mer. Ji. Fry left on. Tuesday •or number
a woe I`: ,un's,-- . S ll
cry' His misfortune came as a groat t;.littterd to attend the funeral of his el :lot, g e itr tris J u >r
s1r4.ci: to lits friends, ash had en- ,father ,+}rcr d ed very ,aiu1 h.rly intuit tial[ year.
na.,..1 with slat Reganfor
$oy tti the best of health. We 'tape `viae y 3esr.-- I ' r:t 1 :till^1 visited Oft
there will be a change for the better. l ;tugs 'Wade E Kiat a few "days :alit Zen
Sine Sunday^ Ile Says tgua i -
Word was received here en Smut- k wee!e ting he r._otr._:. .. i ...,,x.,., rn. is l:fiylat_ ;44t til ;>. Angus Mac
-
dap of. the death of Wan. drown, )aids
twitter on Saturday. The deceased
[sax born here and was well and fav
orsbi; known. Postmaster Brown is
a brother
Sam 13rowri solda large quantity fa
a hh,ac to Harvey . Bras., 'Exeter, least
woes.
Claris. Fainter is a happy enarr these
days The eoId weathers ,e ;ling
the. icer in splendid condition and .fur
young; people pre enjoying this excel-
lent exercise.
Magistrates Sanders and 't"outiet
heard toe, W'a.. s of cammo3 assault an
the `Town Hall last Wednesday, .°on
phoned o? by . Harrison Bolt; n unn i
'a: rot johr Shns and vice versa, Mze
.Ic.a)errnid of Lump. acted for
tile
plaintiff and Mr. Dickson of Exeter
for the defendant. It is along time
sin ie} the hall was so well filled at a
magistrate's court, and the interest
was keen throughout the proceedings.
Court closed about 9 p.m. by he man
'skate- deciding to fine each $5.00
costs,
antI. a d
n •
allowed them en #o go
;rite= a warning.
The Crediton Milling Co. are work -
n,; on a four car lot order for flour
these days and are certainly kept busy.
A*.. the first meeting of the Poi -
iv Trustees, held on Monday ?venin
Pira Ilea«st was appointed the third
rtr'e'. We look to this board to
c;iv.; us good legislation this year.
recruiting meeting was held in
Is/awn: Hall fan Friday evening.
rlk R Elliott rax Centralia acted
t. aevaarnran. On the platform were,
Rev's Becker find Jefferson ,ysf his
village and Finlay of Centralia, FI.Eil-
ber. M P.P., Councillors Alex. 'tieeb
and Thos Mawhinney, with Prof.
Reithdor of Woodstock, the principal
aaea'ket tri "he evening. Previous ro
his address a few words were 'pak. n
b the ministers and Mr. Eilber, which
wag interspersed with music Brom the
Band Ae the music was of a pat-
riotic nature it brought forth rounds
of. applause. Prof. Re:=thdorf'sad-
dress was humorous throughout. In
his opening remarks he gave us an
idea how he won his wife, making hint
self ridiculous for the poor command
of tht English language,Although
only twelve years absent yrom the
Fatherlann his English is very goad
and .n spite of the 'accent, he was
easily. understood. He dealt principal-
ly With the military system of Ger-
many the vision of the war party
which wanted to .make the -_ountry
a world -power and in closing refer-
red rel tot::. *ser n" - t
h Ka,. and is ancestors,
xs,
Major Neaman, the commanding we f
ricer of the 161st Battalion followed
witle an appeal ,far recruits which' we
trust, will bring ,forth fruit.
The renia'me of the late Mrs._Ellan
C'ark were fmterred •i n the , Fairfield
cemetery ora Saturday.
Paris Anderson : has been awarded
the contract to ,,paint a number
of:u-
~a1fa ,1e$ lI7 Morlock'S garage this
winter Paris is a good workman and
is well table to give. work of this kind
excellent 'attention.
Anderson-ASl eson--A• :pretty
• took placeDec9, t
wed-
di
Mth odic t' church, Togo, Sask., when
vsa e t slasan boas unite in ina-
I" T A d
trimone to .tiir. Eber Anderson, son
Gr Mr. and Mrs. Nilson Anderson of
Crediton' by Rev. E. L. Kirkpatrick of
Togo The bride looked charming; in
a champagne coilored brocaded silk
with trimmings of silk ninon and seed
pearls The bridal` veil was caught et
the side with orange blossoms. She
carried white' roses and lily of the val-
ley , ; Mrs J. W. Mitchell,'the groam's;
whet' conditions the disease is occur- awnt.,played the mredciing :march. Af-
ter the ceremony they event to the
rang, 433IT the control Oil theo,niC of S:' B, Aslesot brother. ' of
depending essentially', upon this , •de <z'. 3, o ,f'f1 re of
inform ,tion, it-wo:ald. 1be 'a great _n b`r. e b- un a p
'public benefit us well las apersoial 4vas served. 14Ix: a,nd llr.s.'. Asleso>s
s r,`to ,Nave everyone of the Sec- left ofn the evening' train for Regina,
r vo
aetraS%eg, ore
.tla Loco/ Board's
ocalBoard's tot
Health
S •.,ent.'si(rtt'nCleuhrrtehnlety,' tntidll orethsiedr e
1lttubliactHyealntvhithA+Stectviolniici24 ds thas Sa1Q d1aiends'flere" wish in„tfsht, h
followe.r' b,aeef
every .happiness,
.,
24. 7 e secretar of ever local
. T.h y ,every
board' 4shall' ;report weekly. to the FARQUHAR
'Provincial Board the number of "The Box Social .held'heie.on,ltriday
cases shad, xlea,ties trona commanieable evening was a grand success .incl was
diseases anci :the numberlof death's one. of the most enjoy Lbl,e ever held
'from ail other causes oocalrz'iog• in here: The .Progiv,in vis excegt%cntal-,
the municipality ,during the, preyed- • ly good. 'Ph•e tale,' of boxes ranged'.
neeek-,epou. . form to he (supplied. by from :S L0' a $1.25. The ,dance ehat
the vincial' i oard:' , allowed thc, program [vas . rargek ate-
True * that the great major1Ey cntdeci and, arnich enjoyed;
the -Me
of ,the secrc'aNI;ies,Lical1o1r1s rcor Cribitrnish7td excellent ron sI :
.
are very Protpt-4 waiting, these re- Geo. Bolton.,
elnr;loyed by 'Arthur`
tua.ns, yet ou'r dip z!incrit finuis that Campbell, Iters enlisted; also Ed Vi1Q
tl,e' o ora neurite a n rn t t+tho neglect a taw . formerly employed • by '
th i. kataty Itt, uxaa•.for 1;' o',•ior - S eeai t Reg, 'Turubeail has recently:.
,tion the 1,'r' ),,netwl 23oard will, after bee'i>.;'a1'arried and also has enlisted,-
a t:r ut LIYe e ttirtxary aae• , , a "Et 1 . erl:.St tlnaa t' htas erect . 1 a 00g '014;,..
Asa ;s 'ivaeci,; I
thne>atiaa ,:is
a4 v,el
.t kteen
' °Lebd T`:plaay 1n Clhstcsn i t ar 1,
7 c Der 'ci s1 Lead cr1 [aK t t`nl.
.-c my daughter
VTis `limp;li ;;t lady.
)oa't forget the ^p•
ct ! <icltlr, ss c z Iie.r tip^ed} res^ov1ry -
RCN. Spaeth of Toronto lathe Atwell ,
ti)-^ai:=;fat
BIRTHS'
WHALEN • \N'11ra .L"sl rne, - nn Jan 13, ter
UUeiittrr ,li°also:: end Fred r$renaen. Mr mice flits. Jahn AleNicot. a rrciri.
s. pen' Saturday in London on ^taxi^ `e11.combe-In Stratford, on Jan ,16,
nesse-.Miss Gladys Dann and .^Iorence a to '•r and Alm • Jan- te,oeoenbe,
Langford o; London Tp. are visiting • 1orrraer1. o't Eci.ttre a son. •
Wm Morse} 'S'.7 -Mrs.. Jno Wrzglit Smith -In Hap, Lake Road; m (alit,
spent the: past two weeks with lata 15, to Mr. and Airs. •V m.
;tarentr a• - t.11t. Brrdgees.- Although' ''an
Sundae was rater storm;: then was ,
a rargt attendance at enuroh. The •
pato;' preached a missionary ','ration. :11c1:i'tart
-Sickness is prevalent around,ao ren iMth
Pearl' Johnston a sore throat; Win. Mr t',i e.ci Xd,rorth to lire. Jen,
Brooks hue-. Iunibago; Alinnie Mahon - roe Mieak n„ bath car Exeter,
home from College with a cold; Turnbull -Ralph -In. Mendes. can flu:
Airs. I•ienry •}ern is under thc:'doctor's 19th by Rev. Tan Tuenbull o Tor -
care. -Thu W. Ai. S. held their Ton- onto. ,,li;fuala ?Etttpla. to iteg, £?:
thie meeting at Mira. N. Ogden's. ;' Turnbull. on ot Aire and Sire W;
goodly attmber were present and at- A •Turnbull, Farquhar.
1X;ase--Gcrorettc-. t Vit. 13nawiad:c
It C church, tit.. by Rev. S :tralder
,.,
t',7. :a#a lief. Rt> t! .-
a. trcrrN! Ltt
J 1
J
Halsall to Paul liasse of St. joi'epb,
:lc:llEster Consitt,-4t 11itlsgteeni ore
Jan 12 Miss Mary B., daugleeer rrf
1.1r tad Airs. Thos. Consitt :n Rob-
ert R Mte A i1ister, both o: f`isy.
31AR141At Er
.c>'.t.:It '- n Exeter.. no Tart. •
y. S. W. Muswc:trthy,
ranged 'to send more suppl c of 'loth
:n;' to the soldiers, -Roy Freeman anal
.s °alae etre visiting
sister Hazel, 0. Park i
, k
• ,
a' Mrs . John litrtc.hrracan ^. F1TAsan
\i'orle) is attending the Agricultural
College a' Guelph, taking a course.-
Clarence
coursc -Cl:aren.ce Ali1lson and Delbert Marley
attended a patriotic concert at Lateen
on Monday night --Mr. Sam'1 :fill on
and daughter Lila visited at rieator
Milison's last week.
HENSALL
The Election in liensall on Monday
for ,councillors resulted in the elec-
tion of G. C. Petty, 138; Geo; rlud-
son 135 Alex. Smith 87, W. E. Pfaff
75. ' The hydro e e ti c by-law will b
I c i
noted on January 24th .
DEATHS
Brown -In Dashwood, on Jan. l5t1a
William Brown, aped 67 tiear's,
months, 18 days.
Moffat --Ir Clanton, Jan. 11. Catharine
-'Copeland relict of the late David
Moffatt in her 89th year
Dew -In Grundy Centre, Iowa,on
WilliamJan 14WilliamDew, formeriyc
Usborne .aged 86 years.
STEWART'S
PHONE 16.
PHONE 16
SEASONABLE
GOODS
AT
educed Prices.
LADIES' FURS
•
Christmas is over and we have.
some fine furs left, that it
will pay •you to see. We Haire
stir o, line assortment of ai.uffs
and Muffs and are offering them
at very low price. :duffs at
S4.0( to $4.50
MILLINERY
eid hats ou
All the tri a 1.
y,4illioery Room have ` to be sold
To clean "them we ate offering
these at the low price of [1.50
FANCY WOOL PLAID
The hest thing we know a1.
lax bei meets for horses .rncl For
tin x g ,rob'es...It is, all •0sol, 22
nnclres wide, Very Special at
pe1',`yard $1.50.
T : FOOTWEAR FOR
tiVAR1_ I'OS
r
FR WOMEN'
LlN'
Cloth rubbers wool lined
Cost slippers a'lI sizes $1 to;;$ 1.25
Felt foxed garters . a pr. $1,30:
Felt foxed lace shoes :+1,50.
Ladies overshoes $2.25
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Save :money by buying on over
coat this reonth. We nave some
excellent values in blacks and
lance tweeds: Come in andsee
what we can show you at $10.
WARM CAPS FOR MEN
Any - man who finds it hard
tc, get a"large .cap will get what
lac wants in this store. We ear
r3, extra large sizes at ,aopuiar
prices -75c., $1.00, $1.25
_M
WARM -UNDERWEAR 1;N
Penman's ,fleeced lined shirts
and Drawers, each 50c.
The same, heavy weight j5c.
Stenfaeld's 'atoll shirts and
Drawers: each $1.15.
The same heavy wveght. $1.65:
l`F11, •COT .T) WEATHER.
FOR MEN
efyRi3,oers; all sal ei. ware .i Z. 0
Heave Sex rrair 73o. to S1;O0
Orn,e,buckle, overshoes, pr. $2.7:5
.fen's. leather leggings'; or, V1:I5
Long leather hoots, Celt Iiniec
tO T 16, ' '.
The BiStor
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