The Exeter Advocate, 1918-7-11, Page 8EXE FER AI]VOGATE, TIiIIRWDA•X, JTILY 11, 1818
E: t, i' UR MARKETS
:'i+'i.ns; Each Wednesday
Wheat —ere 1.1.0
Oats ., 7,0;to72
Barley ,., X1,10 to 1,15
Family Flour $.TI
Middlings , 40.00
Bran
35.00
Creamery Butter ,.,.;.... 48
Dairy 'Butter
Eggs8
4,0
.,,
LaLard„.. 35
Potatoes 1.25 'to 1.50
Hay, per ton 10.00 to 12.00
Hes ... 17.35
MONEY LOST,
Between Marin St, and. the Station
a sum at money was last, consisting
of 2 ;:.5,00 bilks and 16 $1.00 bills. Re-
ward of $10 az returning same to the
Advocate er Amoy Wrexler,
CARD OF THANKS.—Mrs, Yellow
and family take this opportunity of
thanking the neighbors and friends
for .thee kindly assistance and sympa-
thy shown them clueing thle long ill-
ness and subsequent death of ivfr..
Yiellow.
RUG FOUND
la Exeter, a blacl.'1 and yellow rug.
Owner can: have senile, by calling at
this oifice alnic1 payipnlg for this adv.
PHONE 56.
Our Store will be closed every Wed
nesdan afternoon and open evening .of
July and August and open, every other
night with a full stock of g oce.
Wilson's Grocery & Restaurant
Canada Fuad Board License 8-2783
«,rte.• -
Special volute in Scotch, Fingering:
Yarm for Soldiers' Socks'. at Stew
alrt's.
w.
Dr. He'nr'y Corsaut, Veterinary Sur-
geon. is open for calls day and alight,
at Lucan,, ,Ont. Phlonle. No. 3
100 ACRE FARM FOR. SALE. ,
Tbeee-quarter mild west of Mt. Car-
mel, on which, are brick house, bank
barn, good water;, and is under good
state of cultivation., Possession Nov.
1st, 1918. G. M. Fischer, Parkhill:
At the p,resleant( high prices of feed
it pays to finish 1h;ags, and there is
plenty of good feed. See Harvey
Bros.
—.q,.
Clearing ' a allot of La(dit ' Linea
Auto Coats, $3.50— Sitjevvart's
aamsass
FOR SALE
Evaporator and; Equipment in the
town of Endeter, For Information
communicate with, James Somerville,
62 Sun Liffe Bldg., Hamilton.
Very Speciaal Large Flan(neilette
Blankets. Gte,`y '& vwhlnte, yit 2$.95
Stewart's.
When Won ce fla see .Hairvaey
Bros.—they .have the kind your want.
35c for goad heavy ribbed Hose,
far big strong boys. Stewart's.
GOOD GIRL WANTED at Central.
Hotel. Exeter. Duties to comunenlce
July 1st.
Don't sell yottrtrt pigs light, we have
plenty of good feed: Harvey Bros.
52.25 per yalyd for Lovely Black
Duchess Si1k. 36 inches wide—
Stewart's ---
FOR SALE OR,RENT—OnAndrew
Street, Exeter, one and, .half storey
frame ,house; good stable, fruit trees..
Possession immediately. Apply to
J. D. Atkinson, C1i,nto,rrj
Buy your Dimmer Sets now, while
stocks are gated. Special value.
Stewart's.
VOTERS' LIST 1918
MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN -
SHIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the per-
sons mentioned in Section 9
of "The Voter' List Act” the cop-
ies required by the said sections to
.;be sc transmitted or deliv,:red of the
list made. pura.0 tt to said act, of all
Persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said Mun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in.rhe
said Municipality at Elections for.
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at atunicipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at 'Ceedirootn( on the 10th Day
of July,- A. D. 1918,, and remains there;
for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters'.
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to Jaw.
Dated at Crediitoni this 10th day of .i
July, 7.918,
HENRY EILBER
Clerk of Stephen Township,
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
LAND IN USBORNE TP.
The undersigned offers for sale.
Lot 12, in, the S,E.B. of Township of
Usbarrte, adjoining Woodham, in Hu-
ron County. On the premises are a
two-storey brick dwelling ; two bank
barns 36x94 and 40x70, with water sys-
tem itt both barns; a frame drive
shed 24x40; 2 acres araltard ; well
fenced; 5 acres of bush,drained. and Pen �
The farm is cotvvenent to churche r
school, past offices and market, For
particulars apply to
WILLIAM HANNA; i{irktcvt
HORSES WANTED
I number of wet run a�aigrnw"ted
Monster in gated condition Geldings 5
laealrs old up, weighing from' 1500
pounds up. Metres from 4 years old
1 0 uncle
weighing from 3 0 up,
a P'o
p, gJ? &'
ci't'ies having the required stuff,
rtrite, or phone 83, Exeter.
G, J, DOW,
LOCAL DOINGSituaihr
wS'e .. ••_ _tk a. . A'I'eymika.t ileac a8c. aien,Azad*
Rev Baiird. 0.1,1 James Street. Church
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Finlay
of Centralia on Sunday mourning,
Th'e 12th of July a51 to be celebrated
to -morrow itt HlelnsiiJUly rind undoubt-
edly ,many from here will a,'ttend.'
'1ltte weather ;bract been good for the
harvesting ol the; hay crap ' which is
now la full swing, It is' a fine crop,
Some fall wihfeb. will : be cut in a way
few days
Mr. Curtis Harness, who recently
underwent an operation at the Hos-
pital London, returned bonnet last
`week aryl its palogrgssing favorably
since thie operation.
Dr. and Mrs. E. J,, Wood motored
all the wary from California to Mitchell
a distance of 3,500 nu les.: They cov-
ered the entire distance in 26 days.
Some year's ago Dr. Woad practised
medicine diciane iat Mnrtchtell,
Judge Lewis his • reserved judgment
.itt the case of Grieve vs. Township of
Hulett tried in Cl Into n, last Thurs-
day. Grieve entered action against
the Township for injuries sustained by
being tharawn from his cutter on ac-
count of his horse shying on a naerow
road at a time \Olen: the road was
flooded by a spring freshet.
On July 3rd Mrs. Fred, Davis, for-
merly
ormerly ,of Godienicia, passed away while
visiting at Mitchell. She was subject
to heart troubles and she passed away
suddenlythej night. Mrs. Davis
wars formerly ,kiss Margaret Davison.
of Seaforth and was twice married.
By ,her first husband she leaves two
daughters and by her second husband
also two daughters. Mr. Davis, who
is M.P.P, for Gleiichena, Alberta, is a
brother of Mrs. Fred May of Exeter,
OLD . PICKARD BLOCK SOLD.
NIessais. A. J. blcDone11 mad I. R.
Carling, whao for sem years have
owned the large brick block former-
ly owned by. thee' irate James Pickard,
last wncs k .solUd,the same to Mr. West
man of Chatham, . who contemplates.
putting in a mfalntufactuzitng) concern. of
some nature. Its a fine building, and
the woodier 11stlh(alt ,Ut slhcuid have re-
mta irt(ed stn Ong.
•
IIISS CARLING NOT ON BOARD.
It was featreid by relatives Mere that
Miss Martha Catrlilrng, who7 is proceed-
ing ovea+s'eais ars a course might have
sailed on the L'landevneay Castle, which
was sunk by a subing(r(•unfe.; But word
was received a few days ago that she
was .not ,ofn. thtait, vessel.
INJURED IN AUTOt ACCIDENT.
Privates Kernick, Swartz, Oke and
NIcFalls, who weldel racArel or less ser-
iously injured in an annto accident in
London. Township oral the, evening of
July .1st, are; we understalnd still con -
to hospital in. Lamina It is
hoped that they soon recover. The.
automobile is said, to have turned over
two or three tomes when, it went down
over a 30 -foot embankment. •
HOPI: HAS BEEN ABANDONED.
Relatives ,hleuie have given, up • hell
hope that Victtatj Sanders (nephew of
Mr. C. H. Sanders), who was dispera-
ster cin the Calrnaldfuaru• H(ctslpi(tal shin;
Lla ldovtery Casty, ,milghit hav,e been
saved. It is daefifnatelyi known that he
vvas. Boit b,oattid; on, the Voyage' to Cana
,aide, and there is no known realsion
'why he should not .hdline bleed on
boar=d .oln thie i11 -fated return, trip to
England, When the boat was sunk 70
miles off the coast of Ireland an June
27th. Victor had written several let-
ters on the 1a,slt tritp to Canada and had
posted 'them alt Hatifa t. These were
received Melte a few days before the
newscanoe of thte disaster. Thie young'
man had been on the slhitp ,sevl rlal
monthe and Nadi' made several trips to
and fro..
Tire late Pafuva,te . Sanders enlisted
two yearis ago in. the 157th InfIbntry
Battalion at Ptenetanguitshefrne, and
six months afterwards' went overseas.
H '_tva5 a quattifieidlldruggulst and, alter
training, for stome tmtontthis hn "i,ngland.
was chosen, as dispenser for the hos-
pital ship, Llanidfo'very, Castle. Previlort,ts
to thie watt he spent some years in
the Western States and had seen -a
good deal of, the ,lifeof that country.
Valc'ccc vw,a(s 28 years' of age and was
a bright and clever young, .maik, bort;
and raided.in, Exeter, and the sym-
pathy of the matey frriertids goes out
to brie rnotber, Mrs, J. V. Milltsoi , now
a resident of Wthnldstor. The flags in
Exeter were a't half-mast on Monday
as a tribute of respect to the young'
man, who was like many others a vice
tini of the submarine.
The Exeter .bowlers who attempted
to lift the Mtntee Trophy from the
Elmwood London Club, failed by 10
shots, Sieidon's- rink being down one
shot, and Creech's rink _dawn 9.
A rink of bowlers visited Clintiort
'an Friday night, and played a friend-
ly game, ,vvinr±jnout by one shot in
a 22_ed game. Thconsistedrink.
Of
R. G. Selsdon; lead, R. N[ Rowe, se,c-
ond, R, N, Creech, vice, and Wt, W.
Taman skip.
FOUND—The back light of an
autoniob,itae, Owner can have same
by proving erop;erty and paying Bex-
genses. Cally. at Advocate: Office.
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nt—�r .r---e9lA
Nat
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MARTIN-SENOUR
100%0
PAI
PURE NT
& VARNISHES...
T.
7 'SpyoG
Which are . may- yi ill this
advertised �, 160)!
Are sole] by III
G. A. Hawkins
iiA_
f_
R•, G, ;S dq}p/ Ear's P t atkr of bowlers
at St Thlam'as hourrtp,4n)erntato-.day
'Wednesday.
Mr, T, H. Newell. vvas' ,in Toronto
on Monday, and brought home two
Overland Cars, 'Mr. Newell, is now
dealing la °Yncr1nttds' .a5. well as' the
(Grayl_1) ort.
tfr s. W\ D. Sanders last week :1vs.-
posecl of her •dwelling on James street
being part of the testate of her father,
the late Jelin \We't1,sh to Mrs, Jahn
Praytir of town.
lbr T, A. Ruse]] ,of Toronto, for-
merly of 'Ex'eter, is the pnesidestt of
the new ,$2,000,000 comnpany, organized
to nittnuitfactunie ;automatic revolvers
for thlc United States Army; The
manufacturing will be carried on in
the old Ross Rife pliant at Quebec,
which has b,eein, secured from the
Dani ninon Government for the pur-
pose,
assaaa r
DECORATION DAY.
On Sunday afterJnlolonf last the Odd -
fellows of Exeter Lodge met at the
Cemetery and decorated the graves
o5 thio twenty-four departed brethren
who have been) buried there, and also
paid tribute to the soldier brother
Private Sidney West, whose body lies
beneath the 'pop pyee L t ,France. Noble
Grated, Bro, Clark Fisher, and Chap
laian, Bro, J. Reid, •performed the up -
ening and closing sea -vices in an ex-
cel'lent interlines, whtilel Past Grand Bra.
T. F. Boyle acted. as inezalh(aall. A
large number of/ pleloOle ,had gathered
to witness the; cetremo'ny and to per-
form like service to ,the graves .'>f
departed , rsenkls and relatives.
Tule Oddfelllows witless] gra.vers were
decorated weatey-Bras. Geo. 'Brook's,
A Bagshaw, Chas) Snell,' Henry Larn,
brook, Fred Gilclley, W. H. Carley,
Richard; Crocker, Janney 'Willis,'Ar-
thur Hoskins, Jamte's Hodgson, Siemon.
Hunter, Robert 'Knight, Frank Knight
George Rook, Jaintes Whyte, Harry
Parsons Cleo. Blatchford,' ' Edward
Christie, Thos' Prior, A. G. Ball,
Harvey Dignan, M. Salter; W.Hooper
W. Howard.
Major Neaman wasahome from Lon-
don over Sunday.
Mrs Fred Knight and daughter are
visiting in Guelph,
Mr. Fred Tucker wall' down from
Clinton oven Sunday.
Miss Gladys !Mute, teacher, is
home far the holidays.
Mrs. Garnet Cockwill is visiting at
Brantford and Ingersoll. ,
Mr. David Crittenden of Blyth was
a visitor haene an Sunday.
Mars. Lee has returned after sev-
eral. weeks' Wait inn Seaforthi
Me lv Hym[d orf Ijonydon spent the
meek end with'Miss ,Viola Jones,
lvr, 'Reg. l,Ellitat of Norwich : spent
the week dad with relatives Mere.
Miss Edna Brock of Toronto is
holidaying hetre with her mother.
'Mrs R. G. Seldon visited in. In-
gersoll for a few days during the week
Mr. WmBoyle of London, visited
with his brothers i t toavn on. Monday:
Mrs. Hebb ,of Toronto is visiting
with. Meir da,ughteir, Mrs'. O. Slouth-
cott,
Mr. James Walker„ teacher, of Owen
Sound. has returned, home for the hol-
idays.
Mrs Wm. HahvIdshawr left least week
on a few weeks? visit with relatives
in Detroit.
Miss Addie Jersktitnfsf of Goderich is
the guest of Missy Hazel Bissett for
ti few days.
Mr. _ Chas Zulelle of Flint, Mich,,
spent _ a fewdays(in town, on business
during the week.
Mr aa.d Mrs. W. H. Martyn of Lon, -
don visited with Erie ds here over
Sunday and Montday.
Mtrs McRae and daughter, Miss
Laura of Belgrave visited with Mr.
and Mars. B1011103' last week.
Itir. Harry Triebner, of Cornwall re-
tuurnted to his homte ion Stephen last
week to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Thtompsoni of
Laudon spent e fetwl•days at thaelhome
of Mr. attud Mrs. T. F. Boyle.
1VIrs. Harold Smi,th(and two children
of Windsor ane± visiting with her mo-
ther, . Mrs, M. Smlith, Exeter N'ortbi
Mr. and Mrs', J. J. 'in'nglit and son,
David, of Guelph, motored to Exe-
ter on Saturday, and returned Siniiday.
Miss Annie Ye'llaavd its 'hone from
Enterprise for the hiolidays, as is also
Miss Laura Looney teachaer, of Rutland
Sask.
IvLrs. Wan. Burke and children of
Wiing:bant are here visiting Mrs.
Burke's parents Mr. and Mrs. James
Taylor.
1V1isisaes Annie ,and Hazel Powell re-
turned last vvelek-'to their haosnte in
Wiiinglvam, after visiting with Mrs. G.
Privates Chas.. Alliaon,Ker-
nick and Thos. Coates, and Ralph
Hawking of the Fleeing Corps were
home aver Sunday.`
Mr. and Mrs. Fa'ed Hawksthlalw and
sons of Toronto are visiting for two
weeks with the farmer's parents), 'arr.
Lund Mrs. 'John Hawkslia.w.
Mrs, John, Prasilgt and daughter, Hel-
en of Toronto ane visitim,g with the
farmiet»s brothers, Messrs, Saanueland
John P,re.szcaatar of Stephen
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Ha, Aitken aand
little son .,who leave. been visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.; and Mrs. S. Smith
returned Wednteslday to their home
in Taronita.
Miss Viola Jonfes who has been vis-
iting ;with ,hem, mother, Mrs. E. Jones,
for a week, lefts Wednrlesday bar Win-
nipeg to v s lit her father, blot, E, jen,es
for two months,
Mr, Pfete,r Ca(sle of Exeter spent a
few days of this week as guest of his
tttieplse v, Mr. G, E. McTatggitrt, and
fan S today they', autoecl'to Dungannon
to visit leis brother, Dr, Case.—Blyth
Standard.
iv±ris Prices nee Alma Dempsey, of
Toronto, formerly of Exeter, a re-
turned missionary from Japan, has
been the guest of Mrs:, G,...Af. Id'•awkt-
ans during thea week. Since her mar,
rine Mrs. Price spent several years
,n the Oiicnt, Flea" marry friends here
tea)e pleased to see her again.
1
JONES &
PHONE 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
Summer Wash Dress Ooods at Reduced Prices
In order to reduce our stock of Summer Dress Goods we have gone
through our •Stock and• picked 'out many odd lines, and greatly redu d
the price for quick selling as follows
LOT NO. 1—Comprised of fancy voiles, striped drillings, muslitus,etc
worth up to 40c, yid;,, to clear out it 25c. yard
LOT. NO. 2—Several hundred yards of fancy voiles, mu \slipis, etc, in
dainty patterns, for dresses and blouses: Were marked from 40c. to 50c
a yard, to clear at only 35c. yd.
SPECIAL VALUES THIS, MONTH IN TAFFETAS AND SILK POPLIN
'SKIRTS
We have just received a shipment ol ladles' sill< poplin skirts in North
way make;, the very newest style, in colors of grey, navy, brown and black
which was offer for July selling at $7.00 each., We also have anncera,nge
of black and colored silk taffetas atthe Same price $7.00 each.
MEN
BUY YOUR OVERALLS AW) WORK PANTS NOW.
We have an: immense stock of work pants, and, overalls, many 'roes ref
which we ,are offering at less 'than to- day's wholesale. price, ranging
from 5.1.75 to $2.25 pair.
Men's 'heavy work shirts at ;Tom 85c. to 11.25 each.
SPLENDID VALUES IN OUR SHOE' DEPARTMENT.
We ante continually, receiving shipments of the, latest styles it Shoes for
ladies, men and c!bujbdren, while we also have oil hand many old li,n'es at away
less than present market 'prices. See our summer stock of Canvas ,Shoes,
Oxfords rete,
Our low prices under uresent conditions will surprise you.
• CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES REDUCED IN PRICI,S
All lines of Children's Wash Dresses in sizes from four to fourteen
'years, to be cleared out this wrath at greatly reduced. price's.
BOYS' WASH SUITS REDUCED IN PRICE FOR QUICK SELLING,
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for ties Celebrated Sandford & Lion Brands Clotluing
Metz an d Rai"
Mrs. Reddy of St. Marys, and the
Misses Maeie and Lilly 'ire{sale are vis-
iting at' the home of their fatheta
Rev. 'Kesttie, Mr. alnldt Mrs. Luther
Kestle, after a visit' alt the same home
have retained td their ;tome.
Mr, J. Rogerseoin anal wife accom,-
palniied b'y )1VVlirsl Mare who is a sits -
ter : of Mat Rogerson, _,were, girelsts
Monday last of Rlev. Dr. and 'Mrs],'
Medd. The party Motored all the
way from thleiir home Bradford, Pa.,
in -their' magnificent Pi(etrc'ei-Ajr(raw
tout/ling, car, with( Matt. Turner of Pitts
burg. Pa;,,' at thre'r wheel. Mr. and Mrs
Rogerson and Mas!. Moore are ;titian-
ate frjiielnids 'df 'Rev. Dr. and i;tylricj.
Medd, who havlei recently moveidto
town. Mr. Rogerson is a prlominaent
oil 'operator lilt Pennsylvania..
WHO WILL WIN-
THIS BATTLE ?"
"'Your kidneys are the filters of the body.
If they become inactive and fail to 'elim-
inate the ;waste matter, they are apt to
throw the whole mechanism] of the body
out of order, . thus 'toxic poisons can acs
cumulate' in. the system and be as deadly
as !make venom.
Besides causing the minor ailments of
rheumatism, seiatica, lumbago and back-
ache, neglect ,of the kidneys is apt to
develop into more serious diseases, such
as diabetes or stone in the bladder.
Rid the body of toxic poisons—clean
the bladder and kidneys and cure the
twinges of rheumatism with Anuric and
you win the battle of life.
Anuric ' was first discovered by Dr.
Pierce, and has benefited thousands of
sufferers as well as appeased and elimin-
ated the ravages of the more serious kid.
ney diseases. Now procurable at any
good drug store, or send Dr. V. M. Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., or branch.
office, Bridgeburg, Ont., 10 cents for`trial.
package.
Thorold, Ont. ---"I was wonderfully
helped by taking '.Anuric.' For about
three years I had kid-
ney .trouble and rheu-
matism. I also had,
backache. My limbs
would swell and 1 had
rheumatism in my
arms and hands. My.
bands would swell and
kow
ints would be
l� 1 sore and stiff I could.
•� scarcely do my' work.
`e.ce' They would pain me
something awful. I
doctored but without relief.
At last I
maw Anurtc advertised. 'Ibegan
e its use
and two bottles completely cured me of
all my .rheumatism, and i think it was
permanent for that
was a year ago and:
py g
I have never had any return of this ail-
ment., I have never found a medicine so
good as 'Anuric', "-Mas, RR, Si, Hurrv.
LOOK WELL FOR OUR SHOP.
AND YOU :WILL LOOS WELL
WHEN YOU COME OUT.
_.10..01,... ---
Your
Bummer Suit
Be aura it fits you at the cal1ar,
Have the Women . made to fid you
mind. the waist. They will stay up
much better when yen wear a belt,
Ytour Clothes will have individuality
tf yeu Jet ,u5 snake thein for you.
Ladies' Suitings
IN BEAUTIFUL GREY, BROWN,
AND ALSO A GOOD RANGE
OF BLUES,
COME EARLY AND GET ONE
OF THESE BEFORE THE OLD
GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
N. Sheers
LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR
Stand Upstairs, Opposite the Central
Hotel
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groaerie% fruits, eiiicee,
tea: COOkie and 'Ivery-
thiiig in the groo ry Un .
Call and see U5. A trial
as to quality win coiioin-
Oe.
Produce taken in exahangre
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. RO
THE F,UNERAL" DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE' `DEALER
eter Bargain Store
July Sale
Men's Finie Tap Shirts at 95c. 'each
See otrr l a(ln(le •of Shoes at $11,48 :per na(ir,
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR -
2 -piece snits • at 75c. a garment,
Combinations 5150 per suit.
Laldies Black Catton H'ase at 20c a pair,
Ladies' Silk Hose, 75c and ;81.001 per path',
Embrctjdterifes 10c,t to 85c. yard -
lt'leet Foot Shoes, White Shaoeis, Pu'nnlp!s;, Etc,
B. W. F. Beavers
lr
t. 1vniHepp.i,Vs...a.,.e•.2.s