HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-6-26, Page 8EXETER ADVOCATE, TRURSDAY, JUNE 26 .1919.
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Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednesday
Fa!1 Wheat ....,.,. 2.11.
Sprin„ Wheat e 2.06
Oats , 75.
Barley . . 1.20;
Family Flour 5.10
Bran, buyers bags 42.00
Short:, buyer's bags 46.00'.
Dairy Butter. 42 to 44
Creamery butter 56
Lard 38.
Potattee, pe, bag 1.75 to 2.40
Hay . ......... ........ 16.00
Hogs 72 00
Eggs -
T r1 vitt Memorial
Church
a1O_NL AY. JUNE 30th AT a P. M.
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
Sermon by BISHOP WILLIAMS
REFERENDUM
\MEETING.
Stephen Tou-nshia will be .organ-
ized ata meeting to be held in the
Township Hall, Crediton, or. Wednes-
day hely Znil ae S p.m. County. Osfi-
eers of the Huron Temperance As-
ec eiatien writ be present.
Miss Emma Griesbach B. A ., Sec'y
1iireasurer et the Provincial U.F.W,A
is expected to visit in the neighbor-
hood o': Exeter and Seaforth during
the first week of July. It is expected
that she will organize and address Bev
eral new branches of the LaF.W.A.
The shortage of domestic help is only
one of several important and serious
problems to be solved in many farm
homes. :Miss Gresbach's address will
be found both helpful and interesting.'
STRAY CATTLE
Strayed from E 1-2 Lor 2L Con, S.
Hay Township, three yearling calves,
two red and one white. Any info m-
atior. 1eadune, to recovery of same wall.
be su_tabi. : ewarded.
Oscar I:lopt
Phone IS -4:13 Zurich Zurieh, Ont,
LAWN SOC IAL on Tr `t Memor-
ial Church lawn on Friday e•reri,ng,
June 27th Band in atten'anee. Ad-
mission 10,:.. refreshments extra.
WANTED—Woman to do family
washine at her home for summer cot-
tage an. Maple Grove Grand Bend,
Laundry will be sent and caked for.
Apply Post Office Box 672, London.
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B,ierling's Store, Exeter North; will
be closed Wednesday r-tghts during
June, July and August.
PUBLIC MEETING.
A public meeting of the Woman's
Institute will be held in the Library
on Wednesday, June 25th at 3.30
o'clock. Miss Gilholm of Brierht will
speak on "Our Privileges and Re-
sponsibilities as Canadian Women",
:An invitation is given to all women
and girls to attend.
IBI. G Amos, E. A. Hastings,
Pres, Sec'y
A Special Meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held ,in, the Farquhar
I8[all, June 26t1i, at Z,30„ at which Miss
D. Gilholm of Bright will give an ad
dress on "Our Opportunity" There
will also be solos and readings given.
Lunch will be served by members of
the Institute. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. T. Cameron, Pres,
Viola Hunkin, Sec.-Treas.
WANTED—Man with mechanical in
clinations to work in. factory. Ad-
dress Box 564, St. Marys, Ont.
Harvey's Flour is good flour.
WANTED
Two dining room and two upstau
maid: wanted; also housekeeper. Fare
paid Auply, VENDOME HOTEL,
SARNIA ONT.
Reports in regard to our flour are
great, "are td we made from that last
sack of Model is the best we everhad
in the house"; "Our bread made from.
Manitoba's Best goes to the top of
the oven". This is a true story; can
give names if you wish.
Harvey ,Bros.
1111.111.
THE WATKINS AGENT ,handles
all kinds of spring tonics for both man
and beset; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the market. Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andre,v, Agent, Exeter, ,Phone 43
MAR:t:AGE LICENSES ISSUED
by G H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness
require
Half Holiday
We the undersigned merchants
of this town, agree to Biose our places
of business on Wednesday at 12.30
o'clock during the month of June,
July and August, with the exception
that when a holiday comes during the
week stores will remain open.
S. M. Martin` and. Son.
J. A. Stewart
Jones and May
W. S. Heaman
H. Spackman
H. S. Walters
G. A. Hawkins
W. W. Taman
F. M. Boyle
W. J. Beer.
P. Frayne
Wm. Rivers.
Grigg Stationery Co.
R. N. Rowe,
B. W. F. Beavers,
M. E. Gardiner.
S. Fitton
J. Lawsori—Telephone Office open.
The Times
The Advocate ; ';'
Local Doings
Thedford' tax rate ;for 1919 is 35
mals,
Toronto ie enjoying a street ear
lstrike
Ode/fellows Grand Lodge meets
:rt London, in June of next year:
Tweets% two thousand pea. le eroas
the border at Windsor ever clay.
Mr. Silas Handford, we regret to
say, .continues quite ill at his home.
Quite a number from Exeter at-
tended the races at Lucan on Satur-
day afternoian. ,
Some Exeter bowlers are 'attend—
ees the Scotch Doubles at London
Thistle Greens.
Mr: Ingram, who last week under-
went an operation, at the 1Iyndmart
Hospital, is dig s1ery nicely,
Mrs. Fowell has had a handsome
•cottage built at Grtand Bend, and it
will be fir ,shed in a week or two.
Last Saturday was midsummer day—
the longest day of the year, and the
days lave now taken on the shoed-
ening proca,ss.
The rain of Thursday last; was very
la ea omc, It .settled the dust for a
while and was of great benefit to
cropa of all kinds.
Hie Lordship, the Bisltotu of Huron
will coutiont Confirmation, Service in
the Trivitt Memorial Church lfonday
evening, June 30th.
The Toronto Huron Old Boys' As-
sociation intend: running their en-
nuel .excuesion 'too Queenston, Heights
and Niagara. Falls on Jody 9th.
On T'hursday last a liberal coat of
oil w•av sprinkled tart Main street, It'
sway a pretty mussy affair for a few
days, but is gradually improving.
Mr. Hector Heywood has moved
his fancily here from London. Mrs.
Heywood's mother. Mrs. Parsons has
also moved here. They will reside on
Andrew Street,
The howlers who went to Clinton
last a ele did not ('get in the prize
Cast W J, N'eateau,'s rink was with -
et , few points of at, however, --win_
Ina; three games and losing one.
Mr. Bice of Ingersoll,: who "sante
time since acquired the south
half of the old Carling block, is hav-
ing the property renovated and will
shortly open un a. grocery and meat
shop.
Among the soldier boys who lately
arrived in Canada and came home
this week are, Driver W. P. Mack,
son of Mr. and Mrs,. David . Mack of
Exeter, Gunner R. L. McFalls of
Lucan, Sergt, Dick and Driver Hab-
kirk of Seaforth, Signaller Elliott of
af;,telrell and Corp. King of Bayfield.
CURE FOR INFLUENZA.
Spanish influenza and pneumonia are
no more to be feared than a boil on
the back of you: r neck, according to
Dr, Charles • H. Duncan, who in an ad-
dress before the convention of the Al-
lied Medical Association of America
dee'eribed his method of combatting
Spanish influenza by means of "im-
munizing a patient to his own Poison."
Upon 246 patients ill with pneumonia
and influenza. Dr. Duncan said, he
had used the 'treatment "without a
single fatality or any complications_"
It will stop any cough, except tuber-
culosis, inside of 24 hour:
SWART ZB AUGH—DITZELL,
Those who attended the •evangelistic
servicer: conducted in. Exeter by the
Johnston Evangelistic party sometime
ago will be specially interested in the
announcement of the marriage of Muss
Gladys Jane Ditzel to Mr. Ray Gil-
bert Swartzbaugh, which took place
June 18th. Mx: Swartzbaugh was the
lmusical director of the party and Miss
Ditzel was with the party as accomp-
anist when they were in Exeter..
Miss Ditzel is a graduate of the Mood y
Insltitute in Chicago. Hiea;'father is a
wealthy oil man of Kansas City., Met
Swartzbaugh has taken a position
with him.
HIS FAREWELL SERMONS.
Rev. J. Wt Baird, who goes to
Hamilton next week after three,
years as pastor of James! Street Meth-
odist Church, preached his farewell
sermons on. Sunday last. Next Sun-
day he takes charge of the Sun-
day School Annivexisary Services at
Elimvilie, but will be at James Street
Sunday School in the afternoon,' when
special p atriotitc servlces will be held
Rev Mr. Wilson, whotakes Mr.
Baird's place here, will° occupy the
James Street pulpit for the fifrst
time on July 6th. Next Sunday Rev.
Parnaby of Elirnville wild take Mr.
Baird's work here.
EXETER WON AT DASHWOOD.
The Exeter Methodists defeated
the Dashwood Evangelicals at Dash-
wood an a church league game) of bail
on Monday ;evening by a score of 18
to 11., The score went along very
nicely for the first four innings. In,
the 5th Dashwood got four, but Ex-
eter came.
x-et.ercame back with 9 in the 6th,.
The players were-
Ester—Ford 2, Medd 1, Hardy 3
Wates er 4. Harness 2, Russell ]., .Bind
0 Lawson 2, Heaman 2• Beavers 3
—Total 18.
Dexhwood—Rinker 0, Neeb 2 Gals
er 4 Ireland 2, Kellerman 1,
Wile
t
1 Guenther 1, Miller 0 G uenthen 0—
Total 11.
BOUGHT BUSINESS.
Last week Messrs. T. 0, and H. 0.
Southcott ptaschased the stock and
business of Reeve B. W. F, Beavers
svho has been conducting a dry goods
and shoe store here for several years,
and will ,get possession, on, July 2nd.
T. O. will conduct the, business while
Ti. 0, will continue his duKtescr
trlave1Iiier, Mr. ;Beavers 'has. -been. • a
successful business inazs while in Ex-
eter and we trust that he will con-
tinue to reside in. town. We bespeak
for Southcatt Bros. a fair share of
the patronage of the town and neigh-
borhood. T. Ot, has had a long ex-
ee ce ', the store o A. Stew-
art,
inf J. Stew
art, and should be well fittea. to
succeed in burliness.
The number of illegitimate births in
the British Isles is roughly 50,000 per
anatunY.
Before Magistrates. Sanders and
( Beavers on Tuesday the two young
menu from Dashwood pleaded guilty oof
taking the cider some weeks ago
and a fine of $1.00 and costs tea's
imposed.
Dr. Jeff, Woods' rink of bowls from
London had an unp1ea aunt: experience
on their way to Clinton last Wednes-
day. The car turned turtle in. the
ditch and the occupants were buried
uuderfe,eatlu, Luckily other cars were
following and they were soon, releas-
ed, Dr. Woods was considerably
bruised, but otherwise they were un,-
iciured, The top, windshield and
steering wheel of the car were brok-
en, but the trip was continued on its
own, power.
So much has been written, about bird
protection from the 'extreme Point of
view of the reformer that many men
of moderate views have got the idea
that protection spells total prohibition
of shooting, instead of what it really
means. the prevention of extermination
and the building up of the reserves
of wild life to a point when the sports
roan may feel that his future as a
sportsman. is safe under the regul-
ations o: the Migratory Birds Con-.
vendors Act, while the same law acts
as a check onthe decrease of the
non -game bird poeulation of our
county as well.
KEW--•GREh'iNE
A, quiet _ wedding was solemnized
at home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Esel-
tine, 2 Metcalfe St,, St. Thomas, the
home of the groom's sister, on Sat-
urday, June 21st when Rev. H, Kew
and Annie Lapreada, youngest dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs, Fred Greene
of Exeter were married by Rev, W.
H. McGillivray of Knox ehureh, The
happy couple will make their home
in St, Thomas,
mawMr. Douglas Stewart of London is
home for holidays,
Mica Dorothy Mellott, of London is
visiting with relatives hon.
:11rs. D. Johns and ?hiss Lille have
t \ Mrs Johnsed t Johnston of Californialit liyis-
iting 1lrs. Amos for a few weeks.
Mrs . Becher and children of New
Hamburg are visiting relatives here.
L1r alorrrrion of London visited his
aunt :Mrs T. HG • Newell, last week.
His Honor Judge Digi. -son.. of Gori.•
prich was in town on bustniess Friday
Mr. and Mrs, ,Frank Hunt of Lom-
don spent Saturday in town, with rel-
atives.
Mr Wm. Hili of Toronto vistyted
with his father Mr. Ged,. Hill ovatf
Sunday
Mrs Thos, Jones and daughtter, Mies
Mable. are visiting with friends in,
Detroit
Mebsrs, A. Ji alcDonall and Fred..
Eilerington motored to Toronto on
business last week.
Mr Glen Myers of Kenwanee,. I1L,
spent a few days with Mr. and :errs,
Ed. Short last week.
Arthur and Robert Johnston of De-
troit are visiting their uncle and aumit,
Rev, and Mrs, Footeli
Mr. Gordon Taylor, who reoently
returned from +dverseas, left Monday
morning for Toronto.
Mr T We. Hawldshaw of Hamilton
visited with his father here the lat-
ter part of last week.
Mr and Mrs, Frank Hurnt of Lon,-
don
onedon spent Saturday here at the home
of the Dormer's sister, Mrs. L Arm-
strong.
Mrs. S R. Eacrett and little son
Reg. of Brantfordare guests of Mr
and Mrs. M Eacrett and Mrs' B. W.
F. Beavers
Miss Ida Wambold of London is
spending a few weeks with friends
is sad arotinrl ,Exte er, the guiest of
the Misses Dinney.
Mr. and Mrs5 R(, NI. Rowe and
daughters. Misses Vera and Reta,
and Dr. Kinsman spent several days
in Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Gregory and
family motored over from Strat-
ford and spent Sunday with his mother
and other relatives here.
Pte. Roy Sanders of Winnipeg, who
has beers. overseas for tsvo years, i4
visit :ne . his uncles, Meserst T. GI. and
W. E Sanders, ors his way home(.
Miss Lela Sanders and Mits(s Reta
Rowe, who havie just finished their
examinations at Stratford Normal, re,
turned to their homes here Thursday
night.
Mr W. A. Gregory left Tuesday
morning to visit his sisters( in Chicago
Toledo, and Gibsorsburg, Ohio.' He
willl treturn to Exeter before going
back west.
Mr. Ed. Fowell of Win(clsor an.; iv -
ed here by ,motor on Wednesday ev-
ening last. His niece, Mee. W. W.
Taman, after a visit ett Windsor, re-
turned with hien.
Mr. and Mrs:. Bert Burkell and
daughter Evelyn, and Mrs. Linton. of
Toronto spent a few days the guests
of Mr, and Mrs. WI. J. Robinson of
Stephen and Mrs. E. Sanders of
Exeter.
Me and clil'Irs.Ro
Robert Mawhinney, ac-
companied by Mr. cared Mrs. Eel(.
Harness and daughter Greta, motor-
ed' to Alv iiston on Saturday to spend
the week rend with Mr. and Mrs. RI
T. Bxand of that place.
Miss Gertie -Short left Thursday
for. Columbus, Ohio, where she will
attend the Missionary Conventioneer
three weeks, after which she will go
to Brandon 'to asaurne charge of a
government' controlled school.`
' Mrs. B W. F. Beavers attended 'h
meeting of County Temperance, As-
sociation in Clinton last week, rndr•Ias
appointed at the meeting to •epr. -
ent the WC:'T,U, fbr South Huui,ron
Nfrs. A L. Cooper ,Clinton:for Cen-
tre Huron, and Mrs. McGuire of
Brussels for North 'Huron, Mrs. Bea-
vers Was also appointed one of the
Vice. Presidents of the organization
MARRIAGE RIAGE LICENSES' ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
Tra Stcee will close each Wednesday afternoon at 12.30 during June, July and August,
NOTION—Owing: to Tuesday July let being a holiday this store will be open Wed. afternoon, July 2nd
learing
Sale ofmash Dress Goods
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WE PLACE ON SALE; THIS
WEEK MANY MORE PIECS OF WASH DRESS GOODS, IN VOILEs,.
MUSLINS, FOULARDS, REPPS, ETC., AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES. THESE ARE.RhAL, BARGAINS,
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAOIS
These genuine Scotch Ginghains in. large Plaid Effects .are. Very ;poi -
ular for dresses this season. We have several pieces to select from and
the colors are guairanteed absolutely fast, Price 50c. yard
Heavy Canadian Gingha„nus at 35c. yard,
CLEARING OF GIRLS' WASH DRESSEs,.
We still have a few Girls' Summer WA.sh Dresses left in Sizes Z to
16 years which we offer at reduced prices for etuiek selling.
LADIES VOILE BLOUSES AT $1,39.
5 dozen Ladies' White Voile Mouses nicely embroidered designs, —
Were marked $1,75 to $2.5.0 each; slightly soiled, sizes 36-42, to clear
at $1,39 each,
LADIES' CREPE KISIONAS AT A BARGAIN
5 only Ladies' Fine Quality Crepe Kimonos. in Plink, mauve and
reduced this week to nearly half price,
blue;
LADIES' LISLE K.OSIERY AT 40c. A PAIR
15 dozen pairs of Ladies' Finn Bla.:k Lisle Hosiery --old stock— well
worth 65c. pair, sizes 9, 9 1,-2, and 10; very special value this month at
40c, a pair.
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS .
We have an immense stocky of Ladies' Ready1-to-Wear Skirts, Wash -
Skirts, House Dresses, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets, Etc„ at very attract-
ive prices.
JONES & MAY -
Headquarters for alfa Cnlebfrated Sandford & Lunt Brajnds CIothing
fp; Kern and Bois.
WANTED—A good man at Exeter
and Huron County, to represent the
old reliable Fonthill Nuree nes. Pros-
pects for business brightest ion years.
We are offering a complete Hatt of all
lines of Fruit and Ornamental lines in
hardy Canadian grown stock. Start inn
now by beginning on new dep;sonis
business. Exclu sive territory, high-
est commissions, handsome free out-
fit STONE AND WELLINGTON
TORONTO, ONTARIO.
Vulcanizi$g
ALL KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guarnaar.teekt. Cash for old tires."
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP,
Exeter.
NOTICE
Dr. Wm. Swleet ,begs to inform the.
public that Dr. Henry A. Corselet
did not purc.hese the oractitce of Drs.
Sweet 8s Reid, and he wishes to an-
nounce
nnounce that he has formed a partner-
ship with Dr. A. M. Vinungi Calls
promptly attended to day or night.
Phone 120, Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAULT
V7sininar} Surgeon, wishes to an-
nounce that he has moved his office
to Baker's Livery, James Street, next
door to Overland Garage, and: aporec-
iates the patronage he has received in
the old stand and hopes; for a contin
uance of the emeriti his rsew office.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. Phone 8.
- `MONEY TO LOAN
Wye hake a Marge amount of private
funds to loam
on, farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & S7 ANB URY
Bar;iosters, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister, Slo'1icaltor, Notary Public,
Commtsstsoner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc. Horsey to loan at
yowest rates of interest,
Office—Mair Street, Exeter.
/CENTRAL
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We have Telegraphy, Commercial 5c
Shorthand Depaaitmet ts, We "give
'individual instruction,. Students are
entering each weak. Our graduates
secure ,positions of, trust.
Get our free catalogue -110V7 it may
iratesest you.
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HORSES WANTED
I Rant am unlimited number of
Horses in good condition Geldings 5
year+ old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Marco from 4 ,years old
pfront 1300 pounds up.
Pm
ring titig required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. Rot4Istcat, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling"s Law Offloe
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto ' University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over GZadmaa &
Steatbmy's Office, Mann Street, Exeter
FRANK, TAYLOR
Lioensed Auctilorfeer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable Satisfaction
Crediton,. — Ontario.
C. W. ,ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONE1iR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, PortAclitesex and Oxford. Farm
Stocka Specialty. Office at
Contrive We erooms, next door to
Central
or0e6. Merin Street, Exbtex.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, frui6s, /ems,
teas, coffee and eve j'-
thsng in the grocery line.
Cell and see na,, A trial
as to quality Will col vis-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
'Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R • N.
ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE 'DEALi,k.
Exeter
BargainN
Store
White S
For Day or Evening. Wear
If you are dressed for morning w,osk at home FLEET FOOT. WHITE
CANVAS `SHOES will prove cool, and comltortable.
If you are meting Shopping, Motoring Etc., wear WHITE FLEET
1 OOT SHOES to be fashionable, cozy and newt footed.
Our 'stock, of WHITE FOOTWEAR contains a e
Oxfords, Pumps and ,High Shoes,and11 the leading kinds of
High are .moderately priced.
HOSIERY to suit all our lanes of Shoes.
Plenty' of Summer Underwear.
Get one got our MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS.
B. W. F. eavers