The Exeter Advocate, 1919-7-24, Page 8EXETER Anvoc,ATE, THURSDAY, JULY 34 1818
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednesday
Fall Wheat .:.. ,, 2.11
Sarin,; Wheat ......m seas,.....,. 2.06
Oats , 75.
Bayles. 1.10
Family Flour ,,..... 5.70
Bran, buyer's bags ... . 42,00
Short:, buyer's bags .. .... 46.00
Eggs 42 to 44
•Dairy But.tee ..,.,.... 42 to 45
Creamery Butter 57
Lard , , n e ..y.! ...s,.•, 40
>Po!ta'toes .. ...1.75 to 2.25
Hay.....,,.. ,,,.,.., 14,00
Hogs .....,,.. .,{ 23.25
Trivitt Memorial
Church
v -w: es as usual with Me. Heath-
coat, Lea. Reader of St. Paul's Catth:-
edral. London, :.n charge;
SILK GLOVE FOUND.
BIa''. silo glove on Main
Owner call at this office:
street.
TE ACI IER WANTED
Fu: S. No. 7, Usborne, slate
eu.(lrtications anti salary. Apply to
Geo. Brock, •Granton, R. R. No J.
I-RiCa: COTTAGE FOR SALE.
, bat_, >: ottags to t' et ..lass re
pair with one acre land. Good frame
arable 18x30, hen house 14x24; fruit
tri c s and small fruits; house heated
►yit11 far i ce and is beautifully situat-
s (i ;n Exeter, For particulars apply
VI 1- R. Carling,
GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Having installed a gasoline and air
motor outfit we invite autoists to give
us a ,-all. Free air fu;-nished.
JOHN TAYLOR
TE AC ITER: WANTED.
Tse• teachers for Exeter public
Sehe.a1—Tor Primary and Second Grade
Rcoms Apply Miss K. McFaul,
Exeter.
Machine Shop for Exeter
J. G. Cochrane (returned) has taken
over the Connor :Machine Shap and
LS installing the latest machinery.
Prompt attention. given to all repairs
AUTOMOBILES REPAIRED.
Having resited the mechanical end
of the Ford Garage Business we
are prepared to give full satisfaction
to all who require service on, automo-
biles or gas enginease We repair all
makes of cars and engin,,! Special
service on. Ford anti McLaughlin cars
for ;Alio Snell. Gas for sale. Free air.
GRIFFIN BROS.
LOCAL TOURNEY.
Every bowler is expected to be on
the green Friday at seven o,cloek
when a local tournament will be
held. Be on hand sharp at seven.
Harvey's Flour is good flour.
STRAY CATTLE
Strayed from E 1-2 Lot 21, Con. S,
Hay Township, three yearling calves,
two red and one spotty. Any inform-
ation leading to recovery of same will
be suitably rewarded,
Oscar K1opn
Phone 18-93 Zurich Zurich, Ont.
B3,ealin.g's Store, Exeter North, will
be closed Wednesday nights during
June, July and August.
Reports in regard to our flour are
great, "Bread we made from that last
sack of Modell 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.
THE WATKINS AGENT ,handles
all kind; of spring tonics for both man
and betst; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the market: Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
House for Sale
A, very desirable resaideri sial ,prop-
erty. Fie white modern brick house
conta`erg six goad sized roans, large
balcony and verandahs,. Gan.Cenaen-
ces :—electric lights, furnace, hard and
son. teeter,, barn wiith lift and . motor
garage. .Situate in splendid position,
close to school, churches, depot, store
and pillar box. Aoply Mrs. Harriisjotri
Ga nbiiii, Exeter'.
Half Holiday
We the undersigned merchants
of this town, agree to ciose ourplaces
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.
8. M. Martin and Son:
.T. A. Stewart
Jones and May
W..1, Beaman
A. Spackman
H. S. Walters
G. A. Hawkins
W. W. Taman
F. M. Boyle •
W. J. Beer.
P. Frayne
Win. Rivers.
Grigg Stationery Co.
R. N. Rowe.
.F Beavers.
W.
M. E.
Gardiner.
S. Fitton
Office one ' a
— ee h n Offn n,
J Lawson T 1 p pe
The Times
The Advocate
•
Local Doings
iisow
Dr. Roulston wishes to announce
that his Dental Offihe will be"closed
from two to four weeks : while be is
away on vocation.
Miss Josephine Davis has aecepte'd
p. position asieelerk with Messrs,
SDA & Sams.
R G. SSeldont and C. B. Snell took
rims of bowlers to the W.Q.B.A. at
London, title week.
Mrs. Wm • Treble has been cantina
ed to her bed and, undert the doctor's
care for the past week`
Rev. A. A. Tramper, who as halo
Baying in London, bad charge of the
aiervices in Sri, Paul's Cathedral that
cit} on Sunday,
R. G. Seldon's rink of bowlers did
not get into the prize lig M Lain -
beth tourney last week, but won two
out of four games.
The Band gave a very entertaining
open: air concert in Viietoria Park on
Satter:ay evening and was rewarded
by a. eat ailver collectiiare
F. W. Harcourt, K.C., of Toronto
is the new grand master of the Mas-
onic Grand Lodge of Canada in the
Province of Onlariot He was elected
at the Grand Lodge meeting last week.
Miss Gladys Ford, who was visiting
at her' home here and returned to Sar-
nia last week, has accepted a position
as nurse in a Buffalo hospital and has
gone to that city, accompanied by her
mother, who will spend a~ week there.
.Many of our people have been tak-
ing a day off the usual run, of bus',
neee artct ,go ne to ;the woods to piele
raspberrie . Besides being out in
the open for a few ,hours, a pail of
fruit that is worth some dollars may
be gathered. ,
\fr Wm. Creech. while iernovi g
shingles from the root of the Shed
at Jaynes street parsonage on Wed`
aEsday last, had the misfortune tofall
to the ;around, when he lost his foot-
ing owing to, some shingles breaking.
Itt the fall, he ,cut` a severe gash im
his head and was badly shaken up:
Ne bones were broken and it is hoped
he wit sora be well again]
M:. Wm. Thomps.on,, for sntveral
y ars traveller Hn, this district far
Struthers and latterly for Gordan.-
MacKay
ordan-MacKay of Toronto, made his last
trig to Exeter last week, accompan,ed
by his successor, Mr. Ernie Barr, late-
ly rettuned from Sibera., Mr. Thomp-
son is to engage in the manufActtl'e
of hosiery in London His many friends
here and elsewhere will wish him ev-
ery success 6n the ;new venture.
The Thedford Tribune of last week
contains. the following :—"Nicholas
Erie Dyer-Hurdon and Miss Edith
Irene, McCurdy, slaughter of Mr. Dan
McCurdy, south sof Exeter, were
married at St. Paul's church, here, on
Monday evening by Rev. j. H. Whal-
en. The groom is the sari of Capt.
N. Dyer-Hurdan of Exeter, end has
seen three years service overseas. Mr.
and Mrs Harden, will reside in. De-
troit," ,
Mr. C, .W, Robinson, implement sales
agent for the Cockshutt Farm Impli-
meat Co,, has just received one of
the three medals awarded for Huron
be that company to the agents', selling
the most machinery. It is a very pret-
ty medal suspended on a niece of
black sill; ribbon, the front design Le-
in„ a number of farm implements sur-
rounded by a wreath ,and the name
of the company, while the back bears
the words, "In commemoration of 19t9,
the year of peace, and the return
from swords to plowshares." Charlie
feels justly .proud ,of the gift.
BO\WING TOURNEY
On Friday evening Exeter and Hen -
:mil bowlers .innixe{d up ort the Exeter
green and ,had an enjoyable 4 games
of six tends each. R. N. CF.lt ch's
rink won first owner and Jas, Tay-
lor's
aylor's rink second money. The form-
er had three wins and a plus of 14;
and the latter three wins and a plus
of 6. Brock and Johnston of Hensall
played with ;Creech and R. Southcott
and Christie with Taylor, On Friday
night next a similar tourney will be
held attseven, sharp, and outside bowl-
ers are invited.
ENTRANCE APPEALS.
Candidates evlio are unsuccessful at
the. High School entrance ,examinations
are officially notified that they should
consult their teachers as to the, advis•
ability of ,entering appeals to the En-
trance Board. These appeals should
be made not laterr than August 19th,
and in case an appeal is rejected a fur-
ther appeal may be made to the Dep-
uty Minister of Education n,at later
than August 2e. Up to August 26th
the cost [of am: apteal to the Deputy
Minister will be $2. If the appeal is
made later, before September 9th, the
cost will be $5i.
A PLEASANT GATHERING
A pleasant evening was spent on
Wtednesday, July 16th, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. ,C. H. Harney, Sinn:
coe street, Exeter, in honor of their
son, Flight Candet, E. J. Homey, of
the Royal Air Force, and his bride,
who have just retufned from over-
seas, The home was prettily decor-
ated for the 'oc'casion, with "welcome
home;;' btr!nitimig, eilate, eta It was a
complege family gathering. Those
present were, Mrs ._James CoI-
Lii ngwco , IVLisis LOON and Master
Aldwin of Hamiiltion, Mrs. George
E. Colwell, ,Rath and Verna 'oaf Car-
g811, Mrs.. Wm. Wilson and Mess' Haz-
el, Gladys amid Bertha .of Petrolea, Mr.
and Mrs' W. J. Homey of Kipper, Mr.
and Mrs.. Wm, Motz of Crediton, arid
Mrs. Williams (grandmother), aged 91
'years.
Edgar 'J, Harney enlisted in the C.
A. M. C. at Sarnia, . in August 1915
trained ,ors Carlii ng's Heights, Landon,
until',proceedinng overseas in. April
1916; was instructor at Shiomncliff,
Kent. then .pino`ceecled to France in
January, 1917, where; he served in the
t e, with � th .tit... 10th Canadian Field
eft h a
A:Ttiliiilancc anti. March, 1918, when he,
p, odde ter1 ; a ,Eangl`(ratnd to join 'the
Royal" Atii:',tFearele •bwt",owiitg •te' the.
signing- ' of 'Ace err s$iee ,:he did . riot
receive hie commdssinr as a flying .61
fie e
corm �.�.
Miss May- Sanders is visiting with
friends in Iciachenert
Miss Pearl Rollins of London, is. vis-
img Mrs. Wnt. May, a
Mr. T. Neleotrand family vette the
week end in. Chesleee
Mies - Florence Wood Os holidaying
'with friends in London;
Mrs. CnitviU.iaevisiting her brother
W. J. Idorney, at Kippers._
Mrand Mrs. H. W. I)oer,r agent
last week visiting its Detroit.
Mrs. A. F. Passmore :of Toronto is
visiting her bister, Mrs ` Giadman.
.Hiss Vosper and Miss Mame Sen-
ders visited in London „this weeld
Mrs :McMurray of Winnipeg is vis-
iting with Mrs, G. \Iatttle for a weekk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Payne and fame
ily visited in Landon aver the holi-
day.
The Misses ,B'ertha and Alma Mack
of \Montreal are visiting at their home
here,
Mr. Wilbur Haatldforidr of Sarnia vis-
ited with his parents here over Sun,-.
day,
Miss Annie Pay of Ttoranao is vis-
iting with her parents, Mt!. and Mrs;
L, Day.
Mr. Wm, May spent a, few days last
week in Mitchell with his mother
and sister.
Mr, and Mrs. Shosenburg of Landon
v a ted at 1ert, T. I, Newell'sever the,
week end,
Miss Lorena Johns of London vis-
ited over Sunday with her cousin, Mrs',.
E. Parsons.
:qr. George Armstrong of Paris- vis-
ited hia brother, Mr,. f, Arnfstrong
during the week.
\It', and Mrs, John Hawkshaw left
Saturday for Lt1,can to spend two
Qt three: weeks:
Mr, and .Mrs, E. J. Homey are vis-
iting the Tatter's sister, \Irs, Wm:
Gleyn Sat London.
Mr, and Mrs. W. ,T: Gopodisan of
Sarnia visited Mrs], D. Johns art l Miss
Lilla over Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. J. P, Rost of Calgary
are visiting here and in Forest and
camping at the Bend.
Mrs S. M. Sanders returned Thurs-
day from v visit with her sister, Mrs,
Sam Rowe, in Gat,
Miss Curliss, who has been here for
the mil ineey season, left last week
for her home in Bolton.
Miss Lillian Hodgert and Beatriete
of Regina, Sask., are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Hodgert.
Mr. and \Mrs, Samuel Rowe and
(laughter, Miss Florence, are visiting
with relatives in town.
Mr. Wm, Parsons left Monday to
visit with his daughter, Mrs} Je S.
Clubine at Stouffvdee,
Rev. Martin. of London and son
Alex., of Kitchener, visited friends in
town during the week!.
Mr, Eli Snell, v+ho was in London
at the hospital undergoing treatment,
returned home Thurselay.
Air. and Mrs. W. Nadiger and daugh-
ter of Dashwood spent Sunday at the
home tof Mr, earl Mrs. N. Ogden.
Mrs Duncan and, cion, who were•vis-
iting with \Irst Geo. Manttle, return-
ed to their blame in London Tuesday,.
\fir. and Mrs. P. B. Dignan and two
C=hildren are Waiting with the form-
er's parents, Met, and Mrs, .Jas. Dig;
nail.
Mrs. Buckingham of Kansas City,
Mich., and Mrs. Jackson. of Walker's
ale visiting trelativle,s en and around
Exe tet',
Mrs. Frank Mallett, Jr., and family
o!: London are yii iting with relatirv'es
in tower, Mr. Mallet was up .over the
holiday.
Mrs. WTtn, Wilson, and three, chil-
dren, after a visit here with relatives,
returned to their home in Petralea on
\ionday ,
Mrs. Combs 'of Beileville e,1 tied
Mrs. Jas. Pickard andother relatives
in townover Sunday, being a former
resident.
Mrs. D. Ross and children left Wed-
nesday for their home. in Sarnia, ac-
c,ompatneed by herr brother and '11Ir.
Silas Reid.
Mt. William Essery of Edmonton,
who recently returned from overseas,
visited his aunt, Mrst John Hawkshaw
last week.
Mess Gerti,e Short leftTuesday ev-
ening for Brent -',inn, Mast, where she
will take charge of a government con-
trolled schioo4,
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Nichoasl and :fasn-
3dy 01 Ade,,,a'ide moored here la,st:week
and spent the holiday width MIT and
Mrs. W. H. D,earang,
Mrs,, T. Brevard and her cousin; Miss
Myrtle Hill of Flint, Mich., are here
visiting with the fernier's parents, Ma
and MTS Thos. Elliott.
Mrs, James Collingvvood and two
children, Lila. and Aldwin, returned
to their Biome :in Hamiltann, after a
short visit with relatilve,s heret
Dr. R. Y. and Mrs. Fergtnston `. and
family .of Pontiac, Mitch!, vilseted adur-
ing. the week at the homtel,of the for-
.river's sister, Mrs, C. B. Snell.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Miss Kathleen
Stewart, Messrs. Douglas and Wilfred
Stewart .and Jack S•outhcott motored'
to Toronto last week and are now vis-
iting•. i that city. ,
Mrs. Da ly and (daughter Evelyn; who
have been visiting Mrs. John ,Lawk-
shaw, :left last week for 'Toronto to
spend a few days before returning to
their home; in. Edmonton.
Mrs. Cotter aid : son returned, '
n a tgTa-
ledo last week'. Mr. Ernest Gregory
returned to Re,gitnta and Mn W. A.
Gregory, to North Batel(fotrd,,, They
had been vaisiitiinlg their mother Mrs,
Thos. Gregory entd sister Miss Stellla.
Mrs. Wm. Pincombe of Usborne
visited with , her sister, Mrs;, R. N.
Chadwick in. London last week.' Myr.
and Mrs. Chadwilc"k left the ]atter
part of .the week for Hardesty, Alita,
where they ,intend making their future
ure home,
Mrane . `t :
Mrs,,
Caldwell, J:
Jr.,of�
:
Eaete. o::..
ac compaati>e,cl. by Mr. John
Jo_.
Caldwell, Sr., Robert Caldwell and
George Parker of Hensallimatared `to,
A;mherstburg, Wenidslar and D`ett4ait
last week.' returning homer by way of
Grana Beard.
JONES &MAY
PrictNE 3Z
CANADA FWD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
This Stare will close each .Wednesday afternoon at 12.30 durin g June, July and August,
Clearing Sale oiSummer Goods
IN ORAER TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW FALL GOODS
THAT ARE ARRIVING WEEKLY. WE PLACE ON SALE THIS
MONTH MANY ODD LINES AND BROKEN RANGES OF SUMMER
GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. THESE LINES IN-
CLUDE LADIES' VOILE AND CREPE BLOUSES, GIRL'S WASH
DRESSES (in loamy patterns), BOYS' WASH ,SUITS, (excialen�Mt goods)
WASIf DRESS GOODS, HATS OF STRAW FOR MEN, ETC.
Clearing of Ladies' Embroidered
Underskirts
5 Do' zen Ladies' Ur eesieirts, nicely embroidered an fine quality of
tnatetrials, Our special clearing sale price at ,,$119, $1,49 and $1.79 each.
These are real bargains,
Ladies' Middies at $1.29 -
These Middies pale well worth double this serieei However they are
in broken size attic] Codd lines, so they must be sold out quickly. Sptecial
clearing price 11a9 each.
Girls' Middies at 59c.
3 dozen Girl's Middies in whine with colored trimmings, si zes 4 to
10 years, to•clear ,at 590', eac tit Don't miss these, as they' are the regular
$1.00 quality,.
Ladies' Vests at 3 for $1.00
10 Dozen Ladies' Summer Vests, sleeveless and quarter sleeves, While
they last at 354 each or' 3 for $L00.
Ladies' Fine Lisle Hosiery, - 40c. pair
10 Dozen pairs, Ladies Fine Lisle Hosiery, in black ,only", si zes 9
9 1-2 and 10, well worth 75ci a pair. Clearing Sale Price 40c. a pair.
SPECIAL -200 yards SPaol Cotton, Coates' make; black aatd white—
Se, a epotol.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the caelebtrated Sandford & Lion Brands Clothing
Meso and Bony;
46 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
Situated in the Cbrpiaration, of Cen-
tralia, nearly all in a good state of
cultivation. There is out, the premis-
es small ,piece of bush, giood frame
house, kitchen and woodshed; bank
barn, drive shed, hen house; 3 good
wells, 1 with wind mill forcing water
tnibarn and pasture field; good orch-
ard.
rch-and• all well fenced;. close to church
and school Posisession, given in fall
For particulars apply on the premises,
or by mail to Thos; Oliver. ..Centralia
Ont.
Vulcanizing
ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. A11 work
guarantee. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter.
DRS. SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
All calls promptly attended to
day or night.
Office—
Dr. Sweets old ,office
Phone No. 120- Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAULT
Veterinary Surgeon, . wishes to an-
nounce that he has moved his office
to Baker's Livery, James Street, next
d apprec-
iates
to Overland Garage, an prec-
p
iates the patronage he has, received in
the old stand and hopee for a contin-
uance of the same inl his new .office.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night, Phone 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loam , on farm and village
prot>'erty at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & S 1 ttNBURY
BarristeIS,. Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. •CARLING,, B. A..
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public,
CommIsslioner, Solicitor for the Mol
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
bowest rates of interest. •
Office-M'atnt Street,' Exeter.
CENTRAL
s'TRATRORO. ONT.
We have Teieg,t+a,phy, Commercial &
Shbilliatdiaa
Depitmentts. Wes
d 't. cti 5 el •s ere
iastrltva rex ,urs, ru ton. td end ere
entertngeeach weeile. Our Oure graduS.es
secure positions=•of trust.
Get: our free.': catalogue now it may
intertest you •
D. A. McLachlan,
t yl Principal.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year, old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds' up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phase 83Exeter.
G. J. DOW
Dr. G. F. Routlston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R.. KINSMAN; L. D. S., -D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Taronuto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stanbury's Office, Maim Street, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED 'AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sakes a Specialty. Office' at
Cockadtutt Warerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, Fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and, every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. 8 trail
as to quality will convin4
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R.
N.
ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND .FURNITURE DEALER
SOUTHCOTT
FOUR SPECIALS FOR -THIS. W -EEK
CANVAS SHOES AND OXFORDS
'We have ala unntls,'ualpy large s tock of ,Whitt,e Canvas Shoejs and ,.Ox-
fords, These' ,lines are very popular this sejalson and they are 'c oil, acid
cornffortablle ase wetll ail ;beitrvg very dressy fol summer wrea s„ Thies t foods.
• arc reasonably pieced, Oxfords franc $2,1,5 'to $¢,00; Shlaes $2.50 to $5.00.
CORSETS $1;15.
• These Corsets are, worth In the seg -
.
way $1.75• They ,are made of
goad fine cootie, with four .suspend-
ers and is one of t'the seas:ors's „beet
celhng•style: Ssze,s 20, to 26. Whtde
they last our clearitn,g price es $1.15.
BED SPREADS ,$3.25.
These Spreads' are very -speciate >It
is the Hast opportunity you will have
of buying rep:'eads at this price from
us this seasonl. The patterns are goodlt
and they are 72 inches wideNby 90 in-
ches. long. Our special price is $3.25
SANDOW WORK SHIRTS FOR MEN
r:;.r'
ozen \1em.,.Wcirk
: .. Shalrrt: si .,,
Shine, sizes 14 to 17. These 'shirts': ., , ,.. . •
.., . , . . • h sle sha,rts artet. beg: in
c� erg; �.ay. Extra long length, extra wide'
widthandextra to g sleeves!. ide' suede .of goad wearlg ina,eva1, calors;of grey and• balck;and
whete st-ipee.,
You'll pay .$1.75 for themlater ca ;S eei4i price for this;;
SOUTHCOTT BROS