The Exeter Advocate, 1916-6-22, Page 8EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat ,.. 95
Barley
•
55
Buckwheat 85 to 90
Oats
Peas .. ,95 to 1 00
Potatoes per bag . , 2.00 tolus
8 00
My, too ...
Flour +per cwt, farily
Flour, low grade, ;per cwt,
Shorts per ton ............... .
Bram aper ton ., ....
Eggs .....,
Butter
Creamery Butter
Hoge. %per cwt.
3 1 7`5
20.00'
26 oe
23
25
32
10 00
1 ne C-e.liton Milling Co. has 1pur-
ehaseJ the ergine owned by ",fr,
Chrii. Zuefle, which has been doing
service in the ,power house here. This
is an i:xceilent +engine.
FARMERS' PROSPECTS.—In many
1.yistricts are not good, with excess-
ive rains preventing seeding, etc, You
corn +earn good wages in various man-
ufacturina trades—all branches — for
young men and men. Help out fin-
eaces at home. Help supply our sol-
diers with necessary clothing, war
munitions, etc.Employment for
whole families workers over 14 years
old. Write Secretary Board of Trade
Hespeler Ont
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STRAWBERRY
—n---STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. — A
Strawberry Festival will be held un-
der the auspices of the Ladies Guild
ot Trivitt Memorial Church oa the
church lawn. Friday evening, June
30t11. Exeter orchestra will furnish
music. Admission 25c.
BRACELET FOUND—In Exeter
a Fri.tidshap Bracelet, Owner can
have same by ,calling at this office
end spaying for this notice.
DECORATION DAY
DAY
The Oddfellows of Exeter Lodge
No. 67, are requested to meet at the.
Exeter 'Cemetery on Sunday, June 2S,
at 3 o'clock p.m. for the purpose o£
;decorating the graves of departed
lieetbreas, R. N. Creech, Sec,
Exeter members will meet at Lodge
Room at 2 o'clock,
PONY OUTFIT FOR SALE.— hi -
'eluding +pony, buggy and harness, for
sale cheap. Apply at this office
SWAT THE FLY
Swatters 5c. and 1Oc.
Wire, Fly Traps 15c.
'Paaglefoot 5 for 10c.
Get YQPOWELL See
, The Home of Edison Phonographs
FRAME BARN FOR SALE. --40:s
60-20 ft, siding; in . first-class condi-
tiost. Good bargain. for quick sale.
Situated •1% miles from Exeter. Apply
to Nelson Stanlake, Exeter.
FLOWERS FOR SALE,—All kinds
of Flowers, such as Geraniums, Fol-
iage Canna etc., etc, also hanging bas
gets and stands furnished and filled.
Call or phone your orders, JOHN
FORD, Exeter Cemetery.
FOR SALE.—A cement tile plant
complete art every part. Unlimited
supply of gravel. Close to river. Ar -
ply on premises, Lot 30, Con. 5,13s -
borne. Mrs., S. Cudmore,
Hensall, Ont.
TIRE AND RIM LOST.—Between
Hi lsgreen and Exeter, by way of
Kippen and •Chiselhurst, a 32x33; inch
automobile Dominion tire. Finder
will ba suitably rewardedwarded by
phoning
or
communicating with G. T. DOW
Exeter.
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WAN rED—Girl about 14 or 15, to
hells with young children; references
and s eep at home; apply between 9
and 1 a. me, to tiirs. Trumper, rectory,
Exeter,
H. Bierliages, Exeter North, is the
sight place for fresh gro. eries. Try
phony 1n7. Goods delivered,
BXRrER ADVUE5ATE, TUURKM" 'TINE 2Z .1.MB.
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Highest cash price for Eggs at H.
Beiriing's, Exeter North.
Mr. T. Newell delivered a Saxon
Six to Mr. Chas. Reid of Brucefield
this week.
Marjory, the little daughter of hir,
and Mrs. Bert 'Clark, is now recov-
ering nicely,
Mr W. G. Medd of Winchelsea has
purchased a •C1iizton auto truck fox
arawing ,cream.
The salary of the keeper ;of . the
House of Refuge, Mr. Brown;was rai-
sed from $400 to 1600, and, the Matron
Mrs. Brown, from $300 to .400
Tbe High School Entrance Examin-
ations commenced on. Wednesday of
this week, finishing on Friday after -
awn. Nineteen scholars from „'hiss
Vosper's loomare writing.
\1r, N. D..1-1 ,rdon, had a sale of his
household etfects on Saturday and
intends spending the summer at Port
Freaks with his son George< He will
return to Exeter for the winter.
The Huron Old Boys of Toronto
have very kindly forwarded to the
colonel of the 161st $175, which is
very much appreciated by the offic
ers and the men of the battalion..
The news was received with pleas-
ure, last week tiwhen it became known
that Private Maxwell Baynham of Cen-
tralia, mho 'has been a prisoner in
Germany for many months, is one of
the 600 'to be exchanged, He is now
ha Su itaerland,
Hear the great Lecture and see
200 Views in the Opera House ' On
Friday night "On the Firing Line
with the French, British and Caned -
inn armies" by \fans. G. 14farcel
Andre of Parcel, under auspices of
Ladies' Patriotic League.
Rev.W.. G, ,ii. McAlister's sermon
on Sunday evening, oa "Be a, afOod
soldier of Jesus Christ" ,was a alas.
terly. effort, his comparison of the
great Kitchener, a soldier of Kin;,,'
George. to a good soldier of Christ
was well and pleasingly done.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Verity, Brant-
ford announce the engagement of
their eldest daughter. Edna Pickard,
to Lieut. Wilton Wallace Hitchon,
the eldest son. of Mr, and Mrs,
C. B. l'Iitchon, Brantford, Ont. The
marriage will take place early in July.
400 THOtSAND PLANTS for SALE
—Geranium, Fuchsia, Ferns, Asters.
Stocks Verbena, Double and Single
Petunx Salvia, Ageratum, Pans y
Vince f)racena, Dusty Miller, Double
and Sing e Gobelia, Canna, Foliage,
Silve- Leaf, six kinds of Tomatoes,
Celery Cabbage; Hanging Baskets.
L. DAY, Florist.
WOMAN WANTED,—At the Cen-
tral Hotel. Exeter, a woman to work
two days a week.
BUGGIES AT COST.—A whole
car oad of McLaughlin. and Brock-
ville bu rgies to be sold at cost price.
Every buggy must go sure. I
handl(. all kinds of McCormick Farm
Mach ,n?.ry and repairs foe same; also
will have in stock a large number of
other mikes of second-hand machin-
ery for sale. Repairin on all kinds
of farm machinery promptly attended
to, espe.:ially Massey -Harris machin-
ery. SAMUEL BEAVER, Exeter.
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NEW DISTRICT DEPUTY. — At"
the District Meeting of the I. O. O.
F. •held in Brucefield on Wednesday:
last Past Grand Thomas Boyle of Ex-
eter Lodge was elected District De-
puty Grand Master of this District.
Tom is the ;eight mon for the work
and will do the positioa credit.
JUNE WEDDING.—Caven G.—Caven Presby-
terian Church, Exeter, was the scene
of a pretty wedding of interest on
Tuesday June 20th, at high noon,
when 'Miss Vela Ada Etheline 'Camp-
bell was united in marriage to Dr,
George Edward Jurben Lannin, of
Hamilton, Ontario,. The church was
artistically decorated with snow balls,
margerites and ferns, and the cere-
mony was conducted by the Rev.
Samuel F. Sbasp B. A., pastor of
the, church, assisted by Ker. C. Flet-
cher. Mr. Phillips played the t, ed -
ding music throughout the service and
while the register was being signed
a solo waseffectively rendered by
Miss Kinsman. The bride looked
charming in a gown en -train of soft
white. faille, with embroidery of srl-
ver lace and
earls. Her veil of tulle
was arranged with a coronet caught
up with orange blossoms and she car-
ried a 'bouquet ot white roses and as-
paragus fern. Her cousin, Miss Irene
Roblin, of Hamilton, as bridesmaid,
looked very pretty ta a hand embroi-
dered gown of blue crepe de chene,
over tpiak with a picture hat to match
and her bouquet was of pink roses.
Little Vera Ramsay,niece of the bride
was flower -girl in a pretty frock of
white silk, The ushers were two
girl friends of the bride, Miss Dow
and Miss Gillies. Mr. Frank O. Har-
rison of the Standard Bank of To-
ronto, anold friend of the groom,
was hest man. Fotjotving the cere-
mony a reception was held at the res-
idence of the bride's mother, who was
wearing black charmeuse with a cor-
sage of mauve Sweet Peas. The,
bride's table was decorated with pink
and white carnations and roses, and
lilies of the valley, and a dainty lun-
cheon was served. After the usual
speeches and toasts Dr. and hir's.
tannin left for their hosieymooa trip
of about three weeks through the
west. The bride travelled in a smart
tailored blue suit with a hat toinatch.
On. their return Dr. and Mrs, .Lannin
will take up their residence at 150
James Street South, Hamilton. The
young couple have ,the best wishes of
their friends in Exeter and vicinity.
Guests were present from Hamilton,
Clinton and many places in the vicin-
ity oaf Exeter.
HICKS' FORECAST FOR JUNE. --
A regular storm period is central on
the 27th, reaching from the •25th to
the 30th. Expect fallingbarometer
anti increasing cloudiness as early as
tire 25th especially in western parts
of •the country. During the succeed-
ing days these ,conditions, added to
a most decided increase of tempera-
ture, will move ;pragres"sively eastward
resulting iii storms of rain, wind and
thunder. •On and touching_ Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
.27th to the 30th, the storrms 'of this
period Will reach, a crisis; a day or
two earlier or later, in proportion as
localities and sections lie east or
west of each other. The cessation of,
storms and threatening conditions -the
barometer will snot rise, •and winds wil
not -shift to westerly and the teniper•-
atuse not fall decidedly until the
Moon passes its conjunction with the
sun and earth on the 30th. The mer-
curd • influence will extend up to a --
bout; hie 10th of July, increasing the
te,n:lei-tcy to prolong 'clo•udiness and
PURE essence of fine
soap in flakes --,and
most economical of all
washing preparations --
dissolves readily in hot
ora -ter, forming a smooth,
erp -like lather that can-.
net p�ttrretbetiimiest fabrics
or the daintjesthands. LUX
Preserves the original sof t-
ness and fleeciness of all
ovoollengarments. TryLUX.
At all grocers 10c
16
It 1 if
Made in Caniitda by Lever
Brothers Limited, Toronto
Clifford Mallett tivas in London this
week:
Mrs. F. :1wlay ss visiting in Mitchell
this week„
£r, Harry Puke of Parkhill was
home -aver Sunday.
Mr. T. E Handford of Ingersoll
was here this week,
Mr. +George Willis of London was
in town over Sunday,
Pte. Rus. Southcott was home from
Toronto over Sunday.
Mrs. Piper ,visited her Baugh ter,
Mrs. Gale during the week.
Oliver 'Davis of the Molsons Bank,
Zurich, was home over Sunday.
Miss Stella Gregory of Chatham
Collegiate is home for the vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. Ramsay and children
of Hamilton are, visiting with relat-
ives here,
.After a holiday Afr. J. A. McDon-
ald has returned to his duties in the
Bank of Commerce„
Rev. G, W. Sanders of Brantford
paid a short visit with relatives here
the :latter part of last week.
Mrs. ,Fred, Rickbeil and two chil-
dren of Clando, N. Di„ are visiting
at the. home .of the former's parents,
Mr and Mrs. 'S Hardy.
11r, and Mrs. +Chas Livingstone and
daughter of Stratford spent Sunday
with Mrs. Livingstone's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hawkshaw.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson and little daugh-
ter returned to their home in Petrolea
Thursday, after a visit here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C TL Harney.
His manyold friends in Exeter
were pleased to shake hands with
Rev. ;D. W. Collins of Windsor, who
spent rriday in town, after attending
the Synod meeting in London.
40(, "1—)NS SALT -400 tons of line
Land an '. .Cattle Salt for sale. All.
grade, $1.50 per ton; 50c. per bag.
LAE rER SALT WORKS Co., Ltd
j Sutton, Manager.,
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SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quart; of Sarnia made salt for sale
at Old Temperance House, at the
G T R station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited" and•
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE Exeter.
SOUTH HURON • FARMERS' IN-
STITUTE
The final annual meeting of the
Farmers' Institute of South Huron
will be held in the Town Hail, Exeter
on Thursday, June. 22nd, at 2 p,nn„
for receiving reports, and transferring
the ;,' o',_s to the Board of Agr-i;cult-•
ii,e nd other business; alter which
the cr•raniiation of the Board of: Ag
riculture far South Huron will be held
and p-•':aniratioan completed.
Alex, Euc hainan A. H. Daupe 1 'promise of.adea_uate rainfalls genet•• i i igtonieforce. Free from harmful drugs,
Pres: Sec. ally. fcott a basolre, Toronto. Ont.
It is how strawberry time.
It will be gratifying news to many
that Dr. Rollins, assistant superinten-
dent of the .Mimics. Hospital for the
Insane, Who who some weeks ago un-
derwent
a critical operation thatt
threatened his life, has sufficienty im-
proved as to look after the office du-
ties of that institution, From nearly
20;3 ,pounds his weight was reduced to
that of 120, 'but he is nota*. about 140.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Patriotic League Mons. G. Marcel
Andre of Paris, France, will give his
wonderful Lecture "On the Firing
Line with .the French, British and
Canadian Armies" in the Opera House
Exeter on Friday evening, June 23rd.
200 actual war scenes will be shown
including ith;e Canadian Troops in ac-
tion. Also Exeter Orchestra and
local soloists; Admission. 50c. and.
25c,.
BOWLING MATCH.—Six rinks of
bowlers enjoyed a President vs. Past
President game on Monday evening,
the farmer side winning by five shots.
The result,—
Past President President
F. lily F.. Delbridge
3. L Burwell R. N. Rowe
W.D.Clarke, sk. 22 R.G.Seldony sk..14
N, Sheere W Rivers
T. Bayle J. A McDonald
W. Taman, skip 12 R. N. Creech,.sk20
'Sal%. Puke ,. a
N. 3. Dore T. WhlliMatyt
J. A ..Stewart, sk. 12 C., B. Snell, sk.17
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The President' and Vice President
will play their match on Friday night
owing to therain making it imposs-
ible to play last Friday evening.
Some: of the Exeter Bowlers are
im Landon (playing in, the. Thistle
Scotch 'Doubles,. Two of our pairs
got in the, money in these events last
year, but they :hardly. expect to re-
peat, as the best Seatch Double bowl-
ers in Canada ;take apart.
WHY YOU ARE NERVOUS
JONE.S.& :MAY
PHONE NO, 32
Clearing Sale of
SUMMER MILLINERY
We. commence this week a Special Clearing Sale
of Summer Millinery
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONrALLY FINE STOCK OF TRIMMED
AND UNTRIMMED .HATS, MANY OF THESE WE DFER AT i X-
ACTLY,KALF - PRICE.
New Sport Sweater Coats for Ladies
WE i•IAVE JUST .ECEIVIsD A SHIPMENT OF NEW OUTING
SWEATER COATS FOR. THE HOLIDAY TRADE, IN THE NEWEST
SPORT STYLES, 'COMPRISING CHECKS, PLAIN COLORS, ° ETC.
ItJT
THE THING FOR 'VUR VACATION,
New Summer press Goods
Our Stock of Wash Dress Fabrics far the coming season is by far
thefinest we have ever offered. We are handling the celebrated Burtou
fabrics, direct from New 'York, includi1ig Holly Batistes, ReceLption,
les, Etc. The desigins and colorings are .very daI't'kt), and the prices mod-
arate.
We have a complete stock of Ladies' and Misses }louse and Street
Dresses; separate skirts, undergarments, summer 'hosiery, etc.
Men's Suits at $12, $18, $15
Never did Fe have a finer selection and at net one cent in price
higher than 'they ever ward, Fine Brown, and Grey Worsteds or Tweeds
-.every one a Sovereign Brand Suit. We 'bought early and can sell you
a fine. all -wool suit at less than present wholesale prices, We have an
extra fine selection of Navy Blue Suits, .Also a fisi range of Young
Men's
at its, least sizes
S33, 34, 35 with long pants to 'sell at $10. Everyone
Boys' :lathing
Please atzote that if you have 10 gay a long pride, for your Boy's Fall
Suits it will not be: our faulty a s we have a great Big Selection now at
old prices -$5.00 ro $8.50. These will not last long at thea rate they are
going, so 'come while the prices are LOW,.
OUR. ($) DOLLAR SALE OF MEN'S FINE STRAW RATS STILL
CONTINUES.
VIEWS OVERALLS AND SMOCKS AT .THE OLD PRICE $1 .25
WHICH IS LESS THAN THE PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICi.
Men's Fancy Bummer Vests
2 Doz, 1 ets's Fancy Summer Vests to clear at from 75 Cents up
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanfolia Clothing j
Rev,' Nichol occupied the Cavan
pulpit on Sunday, in the, absence of
Rev. Sharp, who preached inSeal orth.s ni
A boy of 13 years of age was kial-
led climbing a hydro poke at Niagara
Falls He was leloctrocuted. Boys be-.
ty re. a ■
4
Nes, Sunday evening Rev, W. G.
H. ;McAlister will preach his farewell
sermon in Panes Street Methodist j1•
church after four years in Exeter. He l !1 � ,
tyith, Mrs, McAlister, goes to Ridge-
. -
Upon the recommendation of the
Minister of Public Works and High-
ways, an order -in -council has been
passed prohibiting the hunting, taking
or killing of quail, Hungarian partridge
and pheasants of arty kindwhatever
for a period of two years from
rom Oct-
ober ..4th, 1916
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FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm .+>f 100 acres, excel-
lent for pasture, for sale; possession
next spring. Apn19 at this office.
Seri
REMOVING THE CAUSE.
Chiropractors have remarkable suc-
oess in removing the cause of Appen-
dicitis, Deafness, +Asthma, Rheuinat-
isni. Lumbago, Lame Back, Constipa-
tion Piles Female Diseases, Stomach
and Kidney Troubles, Nervous Pros-
tration arid Goiter. See Dr. S. M.
Jones,'vioridays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days ; Office Mrs. S. A. Harness' Ex-
eter. fours 10 to 4. Examination
Free,
The nervous system is the alarm system
of the human body.
In perfect health we hardly realize that
we have a network of, nerves, but when
health is ebbing, when strength is declin-
ing, the same nervous system Ives the
alarm in headaches, tiredness, reaniful
sleep, irritability and unless eortetted•,
leads straight to a breakdown.
To correct nervousness, Stotts I mul
sion is exactly what you should take;' its
rich nutriment gets into the blood and
rich blood feeds the tiny ±verve -cells while
the whole system responds to its refresh -
PLAIN TAILORED AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring Fashions are arriving and.
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, meeting the
requirements for street wear and
travel.
It is unusual to present so early in
the season so great a variety, but
styles were. determined early, and
the most favored shown,
The present time is most advantag-
eous for buying as all indications
point tor higher prices in the future.
N. Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' TAILOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
C H Sanders at the Advocate Of -
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
b•
fice Strictly confidential; no witness t . • Hotel.
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MARRIAGE LIOENSES ISSUED
C H Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness.
xeter Bargain Store
Summer Goods
Ladies' Black Catton'), Ivo§e— 10c.aoak; 2 psirs for 25e.
Children's Tan. 'Hose — 2 pairs tot 25c
Ladies' Summer Vests - 10c. to 25c. each.
Ivlen,',s Balbriggan Underwear — 40c, a ga.rmett.
We have just passed into stock a good buy of.
Hosiery, Gloves, Sox, 'rowels, Underwear, Collars,
sell at Wholesale cost. Come .early and get yyoue
SHOES -All' the leading shapes and our prices`
15c a
air
travellers' samples of
Etc„ which we will
choice,
are right.
B. W. F. Beavers
Choice
Furniture
B. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
Phone 20a.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
t3 ang in the grocery line.
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality, will cotivin-
C8.
Produce taken . in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Electric light Plant
Fresh Meats
Cured Meats
Always on Hand.
Fred Robinson
Butches' Phone 103