HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-8-28, Page 8EXETER AllVESIIATE, TIIIIRBDAY ATM. 2,13
Exeter Markets Local Doings
Changed each Wednfesiday
Fall wheat . .0. 2.05
1 li25eadelr . .., ., .. .
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85
Family Flour ••••.4.
Shorts see
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Creamery Rueter
Lard
New Potatoes, peek
Hay
letege
A
.. .5.70
55:00
45.00
48
42
59
40,. to 43 eersously IA at hie home, nattering
• 90, from kidney trouble,
16.00. 'Abe J H. hrarldrein presided at the
23.25 organ in the English Church at Hen -
salt co Sunday eveoing.
Rev. Rolet, Hicks of Chatham who
is iteaLleine here, occupied James
street pulpit on. Suede* evening.
Keep, la laid the. Exeter Feet on
the 15th ,and 16th of Septeenleae
Sebool opens on, Sept Zael.
Labor Day, Monday, Sept. Ise
Mr. Ed. -Treble .has been off dutv
at the shen or several daye owing to
heath • • ' • .
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• Mr Pbta. kliuniter t Usborae
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Rev A A. Trumper morning an
evening.
Phozo To your tickets for the
Musica' eneert on Thursday evening
toHotoo n Drug Store.
FOR oALE.
One 5 ,,ter-O.'d work, horse; also
=are aad e'en. Apply Mrs. T. G.
reel, feeeter.
one.
PRIZE LI%effi READY.
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The Prete its for the Exeter
Fail Fair re teat and may he had
front the Settee -ere', Mr. R. G. Sel-
don. In ate Aerieultural class for
horses the team was omitted, prizes
for which are $4. $3, and $2.
I)ceet forget to attend the Musical
Coneeet ;n the Opera House Thurs
day evening, given by Students. of the
ntatio oehool for Ble.od, o. will
be an evening of solid enjoyment !or
all music lovers,
ennee
Vs,'AN TED.
A girl for geeteral houeework and
good kook. Appy Mrs. A. C. Mc-
Lee:I. 15e Doitglae St. Stratford; OF
et Maple Greve Tile Sept. 1st
The Exeter Fair orfa.),7 a few weeks
off. Have you done anything tohelp
make it a suceess? If nat, why not?
A :dee ,''ef epecials are being of-
fered, anti many special ,ettractioes are
being erreneed for.
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CIDER MILL.
Sylvenue Can, who has pur-
chased the Cottle factory and cider
mill, aanounces that the former em-
ployes will be in. charger so that first-
class work is 1;u-ern-en:eV
4.1•••••=.
BUGGY FOR SALE.
One steel -tire buggy, auto seat, prac-
tically new.—Thorn Baker.
AUTO CRANK FOUND,
On. Huron Street east last week.
Owner can have same by calling at
this office and paying for notice.
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HELP WA.NTED.
Help wanted at the Canning Factory
husking corn when the factory starts
about Sept. 1. Goad pay, pleasant
work to men women ad children ov-
er 14 years age.—Exeter Caroling Co
HONEY FOR SALE.
Choice Honey in 10 lb. pails. Buy
•early. It is good.
WILSON & SIMS.
HELP WANTED
A woman to work by the day. Ap-
ply at Central Hotel, Exeter.
V. V. M.
An Abortion, Anti-toxine for cattle,
that does the work. It cleans your
•Berd of contagious abortion, and pre. -
'vent e youi calves from having White
Soours Consult
Drs. Sweet & Vining, Exeter.
•GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Haven: iastalled a gasoline and air
motor Dean we invite autoists to give
us a cali. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
Cochran,-) Machine Shop
• J. G. Cochrane (returned) has taken
• over 'he Connor Machine Shop and
is nee- open for business.
Re-barine automobile cylinders and
fitting pistons a sepcialty.
• All kinds of repair work promptly
attended to.
• Connot Gasoline Engines for sale.
Phone 135.
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enoneenes
AUTO t1OBILES REPAIRED.
Having rented the mechanical end
of the Ford Garage Business we
are penared to give full satisfaction
to all require service on, automo-
biles to gas engines,. We repair all
anakee of cars and engines. • Special
service nn Ford ane McLaughlin cars
for Mi o Snell. Gas for sale. Free air.
GRIFFIN BROS.
Harvey's Flour is good flour.
Reports in regard to our flow ,are
,great, "Bread we made from thatlast
sack of Mod& is the best we ever had
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 bandies
all kinds of spring tonics'for both man
end beast; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the mai kelt. Only sold by their
ftgents to the consumer.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
!MARRIAGE LICENSES „ISSUED'
ley C. H. Sanders at the A.dtr"Ocate Of.
fice. Strictly confidential no witness
tequired ,
The Baud concert en Victoria Parke
OA Saturday 'night was largely attend-
ed and as usual the music much. en-
joyed,
Miss Carrie Anderson should have
bee a mentiened last week as one' of
those who passed the lower schoolex-
amieation from Exeter School,
Mr. Cecil McLeod is moving into, the
reeidence vacated by Mr, R. Davis,
.rho Ideas movedinto the house pun.
Ohased frOm the Joseph Davis estate,
'Mr.. Fred Kerr of Creditoa was the
high Men at the big gee -club shoot
at. Sarnia lest week, breaking 146• out
t 150. Fred also did Well at Chin -
ago the week.. before.
Forto-five cents, %via pay for the
Advocate to Jart'y ist, 1920. Have it,
it to a distant member of your fam-
or friend. Remember we can save
you money if you subscribe through
usfor your daily.
Nine tens of Eattees catalogue.e ar-
rivel at the Canedian Express oftice
at Seat.orth last week to distribution
ia that town and surrouneing districe
and the Epos or remarks that this
is an item that the local merchants
should make .a note of,
a Sylvania, Ohio,. on August lath,
deo Mee11. Wheetalter. (tau-111er'. of
an' Mrs. Thomas Whiteaker„ for
merly of Usborne, became 'the bride.
81:11, 1-1 Wyant Of Sylrawia,. After
the eereteette lore left for .atrip to
Niagara Fees and other pons. They
will reside en Sylvartie.
Mr. August Kulizt hal resumedhis
duzfe. as manger of the Bank of
Oommetce here after three months'
•leave of absence owing to ill health.
Mr. Dent. who has been flitting the
veteeney here left the letter pert of
the week. for Toronto. By his court-
eous and uniformly obliging manner
Mr, Dent made many warm friends
during his stay here.
The IL G. Seldom rink of bowlers,
fleeing; Stewart, Taman and Seldon
won second prize at the.Asylum tour-.
eament io. Landon laet Weelesday. W
Riversrink won three out of four
games and Clyde Heaman's rink two
out of four at the Stratford tourney
the sante day, A number of Exeter
bow lees are en Seaforth at the Dou-
bles Tourney this week.
The Memorial Service in the Triv-
:tt Memorial Church on Sunday even-
'ree tor Mr, Fred Tucker, who died in
Guelph recently, was a most fitting
tribute to bis memory, the hymns and
service throughout being exclusively
memorial. and the sermon by the. Rec-
tor, Rev. A. A. Trumper, waeably de-
livered. The Dead March in. Saul,
played by the organist, Miss MacFau],
wee admirably executed.
Mrs Gordon -Murray of Hamilton,
addressed the W. C. T. U, Monday
tette:T.11par ,a the Public Library, ihi a
forceful and inspiring meesage, ,bow-
ing the necessity for having Canada
dry, net the great need for strenuous
efierte at this time to make Ontaelo
dry. She explained clearly the ques-
tions on the Re(fierendum ballot and
gave some practical advece on voting.
Keene is Exeter she was the guest
of 'etre B. W, P. Beavers, the Coun-
ty Inesident
EXETER HIGH SCHOOL.
The Exeter High School will re-
open. on September 2nd, under the
fo llowing staff,—Principal, E. J. Wet -
hey, late of ,Carlton. Place; As-
sistants, Miss S. Gregory, for eight
years assistant in Chatham Collegiate
Institute, and Miss Medd, Pupils de-
siring enrolment kindly advise the sec-
retary, Miss X. 1V1e.cFaue.
onneeenteneenenenenneneentnni:nneettneentet4ente -none'
ICICR'ED IN THE FACE.
Joseph Hunter, the eight-yeer-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter
pf Usborne, on Tuesday of last week
sustained a severe kick in ,the face
from a colt which was running loose
in a box seall, and is criftically
owing to the kick affecting a nerve
in the. head, Some thirteen stitches
were needed to o lose the wound in
the face. Everything is being done
for the little chap. A specialist, 1)r.
Hadley Williams of London, was here
on Sunday in.consu nation with Dr. H.
K. Hy:adman, on, the case, but Untie
exscomogement could be given the
parents. .
RETURNED SOLDIERS.
The following Exeter boys returned
this week from overseas, Private H.
J. Fuke, ,Pte. B. Case, CpL P. E.
Dearing, Pte. A. Hapkney, Pte, C. B.
Allison. They landed in Canada, on
Saturday.
Pte Mervin: R.uesell, who enlested in
Winnipeg: a eon. of Mr. Jaanes
P.u,ss.eill, formerly of Exciter, arrived
here from oversees, and is visiting,. his
erandpapents, Mr..alnd Mrs. D. Rus-
sell and Mr. and 11111. T. Sweet.
Corporal Gordon J, Morley ,and wife
arrived here from England last week,
and are guests of the former's moth-
er, Mrs, F. Marley. Corp. Morley en-
listed 3, thc 110th Perth Battaleonat
Stratford io .1916 w,hen attendingethe
Nermal School, going overseas later,
and spent e6 menthe ee France. He
came through unwoundedIn January,
last he married Dorothy McKenzie -
Low in England. During Gordon's ab-
sence in France his father, the late
Feancis 'Malley died, and Gordon, will
shortly take ever the farm g Whelen.
'1r R. G. Selden was in 'Buffalo on
business lent week,
Miss MaziiO4 'Blatchford. of Toronto.
is holue for holedevs. •
Ariel Beverley of Toronto is
visiting her parents here,
Hk HOI1QX judge Dickson was a
• vieitor is town last week.
• .Messrs Jack. Hurdoo and Archie Da-
vis lett Saturday for Buffalo,
Mrs, Jas Teyeter visited -this week
with her daughter in Wingliarn, •
t3 Hume fa wiAtipeg is visiting
her amnia Mrs, E. M. Digamie
Alyea Lamport of Londoa
ietli visk-
m town a few days ease week,
Mies Etta M. Bowey has been hall-.
cleying. in Lontioa for several. days.,
• Aft's, Goodison, son and daughter,. o
Sarnia, are visiting Mrs. D. 'Ohm.
Misses Lillian and Mary :Grigg of
Detroit visited Rev. and Mrs. Foote.
•
Mr. Shape:On and daughter, Miss:
Ellia, have returned from a. visit in
Du vane. •
Gordon. Ford of Ellett, Mich., is
visiting: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ford, Lake Road.
• eir I. R. Cag left. NewThursday
•
morning for York -ewe a couple
of Lotion friends.
.and :etre. E. Crocker and two
sowot .Toronto are visiting relatives
here toe a few days.
• Mr. and Mrs. T. Boyle of Taloa°
motored here last week to visit with
l'elatives for. a few: days.
Mrs, Louis Jacob and children of
Kitchener visited with Mr. end
lobo Jacob, Stephen, last week.
Mrs. Allen and tgaraddaughter, Miss
Lottie Rice, have returned from
visit with Mr. Frank Allen near Crom-
arty.
• Miss E. T. V. ,Cerlies, who has been
holidaying at ther haute be Bolton, has
returrteel and is again ht charge of her
millinery store,.
Mr. and Mrs, Schwartz,- who /ewe
been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs.
Brock, Huron et returned to To-
rento, T.hursday.
eir. and Mee. A. B. Richanisonafter
a pleasant visit with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. end Min. .S. Smith, returned
to their home in Toronto.
Mis Florence Marchand, after
%pending the holidays here with her
,ister. Mrs. C. H. Sandere, returnee
re her home n Waterford, Friday.
Mee. W. H. Aitken and little non
Donald ot Toronto are spending a few
days with the former's parents, Mr..
Mrs, he Smt.th, London Road boucle,
Mr, end Mrs, Charlie flatus and two
daughtere and:nephew, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jas CollingWood. Hamilton, on
their Way back to Lersedornille,.. N.Ye
Mr, Ed. Min:beet and wife and two
children of Calgary, Alta, are visiting
with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.' !stitcher.,'efetropolitan
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Reichard .of De-.
troit Mch., visited at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Greenlee, being.
.fitacecfko.tof the latter's sister, -MrsR.
Mrs Ed. Sanders, who ,was here at-
tending the funerok of her son, Ed-
ward Re and later visiting friends here
and at Zurich, returned to her home
in :Muskegon Heights, Mich., Friday
morning
Mr, and Mrs, M. Barrett, Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey Hayes and little daugh-
ter and Mr, Milton Hayes motored up
from Parkhill and spent Sunday at the
home GI Mr. and Mrse 5, .Szeith, Lan -
dart Road South.
Mrs, Russell Hedden and son Jack
of Windstorst, Sask., who have been
visiting Mrs. C. Harness and Mrs..
Greenlee,- left for London, where they
will spend a few days with :hex'. sister.
Mrs. "Bedford, prior to leaving or,
their homeaccompanied by Miss lied -
den, who will visit her for a month.
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
At the rear of Hawkins' Hardware
Store, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1919
At 2 o'clock, p. m. the follow-leg:—
Bedroom suite, complete, bedstead,
dresser, chest drawers, writing desk
2 faney tables, •extension table, side-
board, music cabineteeather-oak rock-
er, 3 upholstered rockers, bed couch,
8 dining chairs, carpet sweeper, kitchen
table 3-bus-aeer Imperial oil stove, near-
ly new; `base heater, kitchen. pantry,
meat sate, .hammock, pictures and
frames, aumber sealers, glasswaa-e and
dishes, garden tools, and other artic-
les too numerous' to mention.
Terme, cash.
C. W. Robinson, Jahn Markham,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
Alex. Purdon, Clerk.
Musical
Concert
Opera House,
Exeter
Thurs. Evening, A.tig. 28th.
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JONES
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CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
This Store wal close each Wednesday afternoon et 12.30 elude g June, July and August.
St• ylish, comfortable:—
We have in stock a C/C a la
Grace Corset to suit every type
of figure. Come and, see them,.
FIRST SHIPMENT OF LADIES' & MISSES FALL COA.Te,
\Ve have just received aur first Ailment of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Fall and Winter Cogs,. The rroDular calors this fall are the
browns, taupes, silver greys'greens and navy. The most popular cloths
ere silvea times and velours. Fleece moderate.
We would atlerien an early selection of fall garments as many lines will
eeeece on. account of the strike sit uatie,a causing. such a scarcity of good• s
NEW FALL AND WINTER FURS.
The new Fur Styles are here. We would also advise early buying
this line!. Pelees in some lines are slifhtly higher and be others about the
,ame as last aeaS011. Cape styles in neck lure with small' muffs will be the
most poniear styles.
WOOL SWEATERS FOR COOL EVENINGS.
We have a beautiful range or wool sweaters for Ladies, Men and
Chiedren for early fall selling. Thew garmente are very neeessary for the
aol‘evenings in late summer and arly fall
EMBROIDERY SPECIAL—Th's %veek ZOO yards fine corset .over em
broidery worth 50e., yd, good patternto clear at 29c, yd.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the Celebrarted Sandford & Lion Brands Clothng
for Men and, BoTs.
41111...81••••••••••0011•11.0........
Corner Dundas and Richmond Streets
Fall term opens September 2, 1019
Individual iostruction. Efficient
Teachers. Courses up-to-date. Enter
any day.
J.
Morritt, Principal,
Vulcanizing
ALL KINDS QF TIRES. All work
guatanteeel. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP.
Exeter.
DRS SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
A11 cans promptly attended to
day or night.
Weep—
Dr. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
given by
MISS GLADYS SLAY, Soprano' Solo-
- ist and reader Or, Sarnia.
MISS leATHRYNO SELLS, Pianist,
Londen.
MISS GRETA LA1VIMIE, Violinist,
Senior StudenteOf the Ontario School
for the Blind, Brantford.
Come and enjoy a varied progeram,ee-
tisticallY tendered. •
Prograin at 8
AdmissiOn. 35t.' Reserved Sears 50c'
Pian Hall Howey"s Drug Store.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice Strictly confidential; no witness
R. HENRY A. CORSAULT
If
reteninary Surgeon, wishes to an-
ce that he has moved his office
to aker's Livery, James Street, next
door to Overland Garage, and apprec-
iates the patrbna.ge he has received in
the old stand and hopes' for a contin-
uance of the same in his new office.
Calls promptly attended to day at'
night .Phone 8.
MONEY TO LOAN
We bane a large amount of private
funds to loam on foam and Village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & SI AN -BURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING,
13enester, SiCilicittOff, Notary Public,
Comrrilseioner, Salk:Aar for the 'Mai-
sons Bank, Etc. 1VIoney to loan at
»west rates of interest.
Office--1VIain Street, Exeter.
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
CENTRAL
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WESTERN ONTARIO'S LA -KG -Fee'
& BEST COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
We have COMMERCIAL, SIWRT-
HAND and TELEGRAPHY depart-
ments.—Have experieoced i n,s truc t ors ,
give thorough courses -and we asset
graduates to .positions.—Write for free
Catalogue,
D. A. McLachlan,
Principal
HORSES WANTED Tea & Coffee
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year* old up, weighing from 500
pound; up, Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties haying the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. Y. DOW
Dr. G F. Roulstcae L. D. S., D. IX S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. XINSIVIAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over Gladman &
Stas Office, Maim Street, Exeter
FRANI( TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEhR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of literal
Perth, laddlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockehatt Wanerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main' Street, Exeter.
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery ha*
Call and see us. A trail
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
• Furniture
and
• Undertaking
R. N. ROWE'
• THE FUNERAL nnzt,efroR
AND FURNITURE DEALER
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Thee wee be needing thein soon. We ha.yeeposne splendid wearers.
The kind that 'steeds nouigh wear and usage. Our preces are eight.
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'FLANNELLETTE BLANKETS
Ibex quality, -12 4 size. The largest
size that is made., These ,blankets
are excellent gualy., Grey or white
with pink or blue borders,
S3.95.
APRON GINGHAMS
36 inches wijde ert ,4 neat check
patterns. They are wiorth to -day 35o
a -yard. Our ,price whele, they lase is
per yard
• 30c.
. MINER leUBBER BOOTS
Ask any man; who hats worn; "Miner" Rubber Boofts eitd- see What he
FELYS about eleenei We sell this make and can recommend therm to .cur
customers,
$5400 $5.50 • $6.50
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SOUTHCOTT BROS
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