The Exeter Advocate, 1918-3-14, Page 8e•.
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Changed Each Wednesday
Wheat
Oats
Batley
Family Flour
1iiddhngs „
Brea ..
Bre
Creamery Butter
Dairy Butter ..,.
lfgg`;
L otwtoes per bag
Sugar beet pulp,
Hoge,..,. .....
Hay, per ton
.10.
95
140 to 1,601
5.70
e• ee en, 40,00
35.00.
40 to 42
,,..,.• 40
1.60 to 1,85
p�ck , 'b
1 0.
• r
. 8.
10.00 to 12.00.
250 acres for Corn.
vcranted
The Exet r Canning; Co. is prepared:
to contract tvith, farmers to grow 250
acres Canning Oona for 1918, Prate.
per eon, acivaaced to $9,00, Seed corn
cost over 35 cts, per 1b., will be sold
to growers liar 25c. Come early and
secure your allotment,
EXETER CANNING CO,
DRESSMAKING.
Miss ss Mary Tom, who has returned
Enema Toronto, where she has beteg, in
an up -tea -date dressmaking sop, has
renapened her dressmaking rooms at
her residence, where she will: be
pleased to meet her farmer patrons
and alt others who wig favor her with.
a call. Prices. moderate.
CARD 01. 'TI-IAN'KS,
Mr George 1'enhatle and fan -illy de-
sire t¢i express theer sincere thanks
Lor the :many kisednels' es shown there
duria' detest• recent bereavement- in
tble lose of wife and another.
BOX SOCIAL AT FARQUHAR.
A Brox Social under the nuspines of
the Baseball Club will be heldin. Far-
quhar 1"1a11, on Wednesday, March 20.
Good program. Everybody come.- A'd-
znissitaa 25c.; Children 15c,
"WON BY WAITING."
To be given ;in Thanes Road Pres-
bytierian Church ,om Wednesday ev'g
March 27th
MILLINERY—We wish( to- announce
that from now on ase have an display
a :full ling. of Spr..og Millinery. Or-
ders prom-ntly attended to,,
A. McDonald.
HOUSE AND. LOT FOR SALE
OR TO RENT, ,
In Exeter, a good frame house, one-
quarter acre of land; hard and soft
water, situate on Carling Street. Ap-
ply to I. R. 'CARLING, Barrister.
eesacteeee
Now is the time to prepare your
stock for the Spring work. Watkin's
Stock Tonic will do the trick and
your cats, W. Arydrew-, Exeter, Agent
Have you tried Watkin's Stock Ton-
xct? Make a trial of this tonic, re-
nl+entben.nee that it is nicht a; food, but
a medicates
CHANGE
MAR. 14, 1818
LOCAL DOINGS
:Nit. Tharp, Baker er ie rel -arranging
his garage sheet -room..
Get year Shamrock ready, next Stwa-
da'y js: St Patrick's Day.
Mr, James Beverley is confined to
has home owing to illite s,
Cerra, little d'augh'ter off Mr:. and ;Mrs.
C. S. Sanders, is i 1 ;oaf influenza.
Private Thomas Sanders and Priv-
ate; ;Chas, Dunsfard have both orriyed
safely in England,
Mr John Torrence, license inspector,
was in tots n on Mo'nd'ay, rounding t.ip
violators of the Temperance Acts,,
Ir, Wm, 'llelviele has been confla-
ted to Ms robni at the General Hotel
during the past week owing to illneas.
PIan 'el "David thee Shepherd Boy"
opens Thursday manning, March 14th
Secure your rents at once at Howey's
Drug Store.
The assizes for the County of HHur-
o!.t opened on Monday before Justice
Masten. The; McCracken• case on
which the jury ciliagreed last ,fall will
be arnoan;a the cases tried at this court.
Mr, Charles Wood has again, taken
charge of the delivery neat waganfor
Mr. Wm. Rivers. Mr, Cockwill, who
has been engaged with Mr. Rivers in-
tends suing West next week with Mr.
Paul Madge.
Mr. A. T. Gooper, field secretary
liar the Temper 'a,nce forces in Huron
and aerth, was ite town over Sunday
and spoke both morning and evening
iu Jariile's Street.M,etileadist church on.
the temperance work,
Miss Anne Fisihr unfortunately slip-
ped and Se,11 one :the ice one; day East
week and fractured a small bone in
the ankle. Shei is now oantaned to her'
e',oano and it will, be sante time before
she will have the use of the thnju - d
limb.
Private Bert Haxness as annnouanced
last week arrived home on Wednesday
night. it was currently reported that
hr: was bringing his bride v r,th hue,
but Private Harness says he failed to,
secure a bride in the old land, and
still remains a bachelor.
Corp. Grant Hooper, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Adolphus Hooper of Hay, and
Qarp. Wm, Jeffrey, son. of ;air. and
Mrs. Geo-, Jeffrey of. Usbarne, both.,
of whom went over to. England with
the 161st Baftelilan, have been award-
ed Military Medals .for distinguished
c,oaduct,
Postmaster W. J, ,Russell received.
word an Saturday that his ,versanal
effects brooks souvenirs, etc., of which
be was possessed when. wounded in
the trenches in Prance two years ago,
were being sent to him. It is a re-
markable syst'e'm after all that keeps
track ;of a wounded soldier's effects.
and has thein retina -red to him after
two years.
In thee action of Mclennan vs. the
tloera of Seaforth, in which the plain-
tiff sought damages onaccount of ars
open drain adjacent to l'is -premises,
Judge Dickson has given. Judgment
for the defendant. The judgment, car
ries costs it' the defendant. asks for
m but HHonor onor suogests in his
thtei
OF SHIPPING DAY, udgment that this is a case in tviticzt
the• ctorposatian might very- well fott-
o costs,
A quiet , -edd,ing took place in Sask-
t*dn, Sasl"c., on March) 6th, when Mr,
amuse) J. Randers was,..°marred to
Miss Jessie McCulliougb The cere-
mony ,was performed by Dr. Clark.
Both Mr. Sanders and Miss McCul-
iougJf'were former residents.: of. Exet-
er and have many friends here, wine
will wish them every happiness i Cid;
piloseverityt, They witllreside at Sal-
ter, .Sisk.
We have changed our -hog shipping o
day from Thursday to Monday of each
week. I. ARMSTRONG,
a
MM..*
Abigail,: her .attendants, and the
Shepherds will be at the OperaHouse
March 22.
FOR SALE,
Orale 8-16 oil or gasoline tractor,
tractor plow and steering device
guara'n<teed asp first class working or-
der. Only ruin two starrnanerst. Wm:`
Ward, agent, I, Ht. 'Q, Exeter.
MILLINERY OPENINGS
We are making a special effort to
make this the best sli'otwiing we have
yet had, and a selection, of imported
patterns and creations of our own
work roam will be an exhibition an
March <15th and 16th. A special in-
vitation. i:s extended to yon to inspect
our stock. E. CURL1SS,
FLAX LAND WANTED
The Ontario Wax Co'. require 300
acres of land for Exeter Flax : Mii1.
Half Lardd Rental paid when flak is
sowrn.. Apply JOE DAVIS telephone
13. EXETER FLAX MILL.
APPLES.
A cat of No. 2, .Baldwins arreved
last week. Price $4.75 per barrel.
Leave your orders at the ;stone. As
this .is a small car we expect them
to go- fast. JONES Bt MAY.
GRASS LAND FOR SALE.
15 acres of grass land for sale ;`and
also Massey -JHarri's binder, good as
cast W, T. Sweet, Exeter
ierd Ray"; some-
tnt Bright, In -
11 in. costume.
The Soldiers' Aid acknowledges the
f'oltowing moneys :-•Feburar'v coldec-
tkns $58.33; Don. Bax Social, .$27.00,
Mr, Robinson, $3.00430,00; two con-
certs, Mr. Cloates. $,10 and Mr, Robin-
son, $5-$252.90-; membership lees 50c1
The society thank those whio helped
so splendidly in the conteet, 1 pair
socks donated by Miss Gorl•e. Reeve
B. W. F. Beavers donated '$5. One
pair of socks was sent through relat
ivies to each of the Exeter boys over-
seas. $90 were, sent for the re-adop-
tion.of the three 'prisoners of war..
MODERN BRICK HOUSE FOR.
SALE,—In Exeter, wired, convenient
in every way, close to school and to
church, -Apply to. I. R. CARLING-,
Exeter ---
Everybody desiring, to °avoid that run
down feeling of Spring should take
Watkin's SarsaprilJ , or Gen-D:ecandra.
Fell stock always on hand; also all
kinds of toilet articles, extracts :and
spices The best on the market —W'M.
ANDREW. -Exeter.
SPECIAI. MEETING_ -The Thames
Road Farmers' Club will hold a Spec-
ial Meeting
pec-ial-Meetilrig in 'Township Hall, •Elienv,ille
on Friday evening, Mas. 15th. The
meeting will be addressed by Mr, A. A
Powers of Orono on 'Co-operative
work 'among the Farmers: Everybody
welcam e
HOT .PIE SUPPER —A Heat Pile
Supper z 'I.l e ' est in the E1,nrrrv't11et
rc.h , 18, trader
and Sunshine
from 6. if,
provided
-Winnipeg defeated{'Ialtclieuer• in; tate
first gaixte et the ` Allan Cup hockey
genie's inn. Toronto on Tuesday night,.
3 to.2.
1'
! 1r. James Galbraith ('sro+1a tenor)
will take the rote of "David:', Be
sure to heat hum. March 22, Opera
House,
Mr. Curt Harirttes;S is this week insw-
ing to Mr, A:E. E. Andrew's house on
Gidley street, Mr, Andrews gotta to
the west niexteweiek.
Oa the charge of murder- against,
Jan-ee McCracken,'being by agreement
withdraw'. at.Goelerich on Monday he
pleaded guilty of manslaughter and.
tho Judge • sentence-,, hint to fifteen
Years at 'Kingston,
DEATH OF MRS. WM, DAUNCEY.
The death occurred in Exeter' at the
blonde of her daughter Mrs. George
Matneers, on 'March, 12th of Margaret
Rennet widow of the late Williams
Dauncey at the age of 78 years an*
8 Mantles, Deceasfed had 'been more
pr less .illi for several years, largely
fnont, advancing years, and latterly her r
heart had become affected. Mrs. Daun
cey and hiee husband resided in McGi1
livray much ;o!f their lives, but about
twenty-fit*e• years, ago they moved to
Exeter. v[ihene they had since resided
She was a anembfer Of Main St. Meth-
odist C'hurch and belayed by ail %vho
knew •;her, Mr. Dauneey died only ae few
months ago-. i.ncce \vel .'chi time ,she had
resided with her daughter, from '.vhos,e
residence ,on North Street, the funeral
will take place to Exeter cemetery en
Thursday.
Mr. Thorn. Balder' was in London on
Monday.
Mr. W. J. Russell was in Blyth ;over
the week, end.
'Mr. S. A Poplestane of Blyth was
in, town on Ines -day:
Mr, Ed. Hswald Of St. Marys was
home over the week end.
Mr. Walter Deaa'ong. of London spent
a, few days here this week.,,
Miss Edith Collins of Brantford is
visitine at Mr. Wm,. Prenhale's.
Private 'Melville G1adman of Toronto
was home over the week end,
Mrs. John Jacobsis vesitinlg in. Pig
oa: and other points in/ Michigan,
Mrs. Reg. Elliot of Norwich is vis
itinc wrjth, h'e; sisters, the Misses Car -
:Mrs. P. Free -he returned ' Thursday
from a visit with her daughter itt
Landon. •
Mr. Lionel G. Howard of London
was a visitor over Sunday with, ' Mr.
E. J. Christie,
Mss Ariel Beverley of Landon is
home owing to the illness of her fath-
er, Mr. Jas Beverley. -i
Mrs. 'Knight, who' visited wilth, Mrs.
S. Martini for a couple' weeks, return-
ed to her home in 'Godericln: Thursday
Mr ."John Floyd returned home .,on
Saturday from a twoemontdis' visit in>
Buffalo and otitte'r cities in the States.
Messrs: Julius Sokoloff and Amy
Wexler returned here last week, af-t
ter visiting Dar some time in Windsor
and Detroit.
Miss Ilene Cave, who has ebe,en,vbs
sting relatives and friends in and
eneend Exeter, left on Tuesday far+
I Iter Blaine In Beiilgougu, Sask
Mr. and Mrs. ;Cecil' McLeod ,(eft last
week for their new home on Melaval,
Sask. They Iva carry with them the }
JONES &
PHONE 32
MAY
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Crest wishes coif their many friends here,
Miss M. A, Tion, w eta gi-3,811t the: wias-
ter with het brotli!et vtr. P. W. Tana;
in Tieledo, O1i'a, avid the past few
weeks ani Taranto, wall;, return to ' her
hidnite here to -day.
READY -TSO -WEAR
Only 2 Weeks
Before.
Easter
Buy your New Spring
Suit, Coat Or Dress. -
ALL HERE
SWELL NEW EASTER SUITS—
NAVY, BLACK ,GREEN
BROWN AND PUTTY
NIFTY STYLES AND GOOD
CLOTHS
^,f ryp� lSia
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESSES
REAL FINE SERGLS
IN 5 DIFFERENT -MODELS.
TRIMMED WITH SILK BRAID
SATIN OR SILK,
STUMNEY NEW EASTER COATS
ALL 'KINDS AND COLORS
TO CHOOSE FROM,
COME IN AND TRY ONE ON
Jones st May
Mr Rich. Tapp, who has been Nis-.
tiny' his bnather, Mr. 'Wra. Tapp, and
other relatives here for the past three
months le.fL Tuesday morning for his
htomle near Virden, Man.
Mr. and Mrs,. D; F. Ferguson, who
have. bee i visaing 'with the lance's
parents htet e, and other Ontario, resi-
dents, teat Wednesday morning for
their biome in. Winnipeg.
14r Fortye of the Canadian Bank-
of Commerce was `called to Calling-
tt oed on Saturday awing to the ill-
ness
11-ss ss of the wife of hits brother, who
is in France. A telegram was later
received from Mr. Fortye, stating that
his sister-in-law had died on Monday.
Mr, aiid hers. .3. C. Inwood and
daughter of London and Mr. Geo. Vas-
per and daughters of Taro,nko, Mr. S.
Pienhialei and srnt oaf Parlehi,lll, firs. . ii-
nnler of St Thomas', and. Mr. and Mrs.
Crittended of •Blyth r attended the in -
neral of the late Mrs. George Penhale.
on. Monday
OVER p YEARS
ON f� , i
The name of W. G. Reid of Ziitemiltons,
Ont., is ma familiar one to titopsands:
throughout the Dominion. For over
forty years Mr. Reid lir-s seenservice:
as a commercial traveller, A letter re-
cently received from. hitit tri lkates how
he suffered from Rheumatism,' and al:
last found:relief.
' Read: this letter:
Hamilton, Ont,
"About 'our years ago 1 wrote you.
of arty condition from Muscular -and In
fianrmatory Rheumatism and. Kidney
Trouble and my efforts throhgt travel
and change of climate to rid myself of
these unwelcome guests, and bow T only
found relief in Gin Pills after spending
a lot of tune and money in foreign lands.
Since then Gin Pills have been my
sbeetancher, 1 find in advancing years;
a tendency ofthe 1: ciney.s to get out of
ler mare easily than formerly but a
doses of dirt Pills puts them right
ard off other and more serious
'z. t feel it not only a duty but a
a reconn tend. Gin Pills for
d -Bladder Troribles to lily
r1 personal friends throtigh-
to wenn I am well known
eat traveller of over forty
Yours i.ruly,
(Sinnchl) W, G. Reid,
Gila Pits scut free upon
mat ,1)trig & Chemical
'�.1, .Peron to, or to
rt -'Co Inc`, 20e
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
Write on ante side of the paper
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only. pp
Mail an time tla ,reach us Tuesday
of each week, or ,ts,odner.
Amid all items reflecting on per
-
sena! character, but send ALL THE
NEWS.
Check off this lislt, it alae, t ssist'
you to reinembea- an itnti.daant item
Deaths Marriages Births. •
Accidents, 'Church News,
Suppers or Presentations,
Removals, Visitors,
Lodge . News, /Fires,
Public Impnoveprents,
Law-
o'oi CasesMatters:, Tire Crops,
Auctioit Sale
OF P1OUSEHOLD. EFFECTS 'AND
HOUSE AND LOT
At the 'residence of the uratlers:igned
Main Street, Exeter, on Saturday, Mar.
-23rd, at ohne o'clock, 'sharp, the fol -
hawing articles,-- •
1 parlor couch, 1 big chair, 1 bed
room suite. 1 piano in fist Glass con-
dition, 1 stretcher cancan, T hall rack,
1 dining extension table, -2 veranaa'n
chairs, stair, rcarpet, 1 mule-. cabinet,
1 bath tub, 7 electric light fixture;
1 kitchen table, 1 Water barrel, - 1
small aii'stove, 1 double; pleasure
sle.'�
,.
.
1
gh , `s'wlkey, ladders, 1 hay knife;
pictures dishes (hoes, fork's, sloven,.
,spades and other articles too siumer-
our to mention.
Terms 'Cash.
The 1X storey frame house, situate
one block 'east on Anadrew. Street will
alsrm' tr alfered far sale: The house
is in goad condition Terms amide
kileven• on day of sale,
Jahn ;flawfleelhaw, Prep.
B. S. Philln,p,s, .Anat.
'lex Land
Wanted
THE ONTARIO FLAX COMPANY
REQUIRE 300 ACRES' OF LAND
FOR. EXETER FLAX MILL. HALF
i�AND RENTAL PAID W'I-IEly Tiles
LAN' IS SOWN,
APPLY JOE DAVIS, 'r'eiepholac 13.
ka
t�
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Mill
TAl;ib SED
I:t TO ORDER.
messemee
We have . a large number o -t
Sults and;Oveucbatings tYat wait
your arrival -a wide aelso inept of
Fashions Chosen colors,—soft hand-,
Lorne Browns, And beautiful Greys of
all shade.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' Suitings
it the Fittest we havre ever had. The
studied exactness an measuring and
beccining designing- of our Tailored
to -Order Clothes produces a- con -
p1 tenese of .fitt3,ng and a " pleasi'ng
ness of appearance that .a ready- m da e
can never hope .to equal. . No Lady
knows how well }she •canappear in a
Suit or Coat until s1aC has one cut to
6452.1 use.
OUR STOCK IS 'COMPLETE
GIVB US A•. CALL
N. Sh ,ere
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
• :Hotel ..
Tea & Coffee
Store.
1, For the choicest
groceries:, , fruits, spiting
tD coffee and ev p
9I
thing in the grocery
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will couvfn-
ce,
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and.
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRI.CTOT
AND FURNITURE DEALER
:eter Bargain Store
....
JUST ARRIV7ED
ANOTHER $500.00 WORTH OF JO B, SHOES TO
CLEAR ING SALE
i'oau will be ,interested, in our. LareecialLines.
See orin' 'South Window* of Shoves a.t$1,48 IYe,r pain,
.MEN'S AND BOYS' HEAVY SH0ES' IN BIG VAP
li
BE SOLD AT
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