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- Exeter Markets
Changed each \'VednPsday
Fall Wheat
Varney • ... 1.20
Oats ►...
Family, Flour
Shorts ,,
Eggs •
Butter dairy
Creamery Butter
1.95
to 1.25
85
5,70.
55.00
52
45
60
Lard 40
New Potatoes, per peck 60
1 -lay ,.. ... .,.,..... »,...... 16.00
Hoa, , ...16.50
Trivitt Memorial
Church
.rakes as usuiL
, Joe Marks wui offer 1). W. Gri:-
ith'a :est And mightiest Photo
drama, .he Great Love,., with spec-
ial Or.li.:tra and refined Vaudev;le.
in Op:a House, Exeter. Tuoselay,.
Otte, •er ;de SeC ad. next week.
E. A. Feliek wishes to auwunce to
the pubic, that he has given up bust-.
i<es end s vacating the premises this
week, It would be much appreciate;
it ill: outstanding ttecounts wou1=1 be
promptly paid, \Ve wish also to
thank the public for their kindrsesa
aid patronage during the many years
of our bus.=aiess career,
Every moving,. p'tture tan should see
the two great attractions at the
Strand Theatre, Scaforth, next week.
On Monday, Tutsda}, Wedne lay
"Douglae Fairbanks will be shown •n
"He Comes LTp Smiling," and ern Fri-
day
day end Saturday afternoon and even-
ing
ven
irg "Mickey" will be presented. This
picture is the greatest sensation of
the year and has just finished a sx-•
teen week engagement ta the Gran.?
Theatre, Toronto.
PEACHES FOR SALE.
"Golden Prop", "'follow Fleh
"Free Stone a The bet pe zeless for
earning Pio-sae your order to Wilson
& Sims, as thin, s the last week,
LEFT IN. OUR PARLOR.
On Exeter Fah Day, lady's purse
with money end mirror in it. Owe:::
can, have saline by tahling aad proving
property :and payin, for ad.
Wilson & Sims.
aliridroabow
ELGAR LADIES' QUARTETTE
have many fine programree a oasisting
of good, humorous. and novelty num-
bers. Let us have .,°ur next concert.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prizes mod-
erate. Write 37 Oxford St. \Vest,
London Ont.
BROACH LOST -In Exeter, a black
jejo„„broach set in gold, with pearl .en
centre. Reward by rretarni:ng to this
office.
sseesesCOME TO THE SCHOOL FAIR
at S. S. No. 1, Usborne, Friday af-
ternoon • October 3rd, Have lunch
arid stay for the concert. Admission
to the concert 25 ,cents.
CARL. OF THANKS.
Mr and Mrs. \Viltilam Ford desire '
to thank the neighbors and .friends
for the many acts of kindness shown
at the Rime of the death of their be- •
loved slaughter,
CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER
Our cider mill will be open for maks
ing cider ;and apple butter WVednesday.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
each week. Mrs. Cottle has charge of
the cooking. 5. J. V. CAN.
GIRL WANTED
Experienced Dining Room Girl
wanted at Central Hotel, Exeter.
DOG LOST
White and tan hound, 5 months old',
Finder rewarded by returning to
Rich. Welsh, Exeter
30x31,2 NON SKID TIRES AT $15.?5
There are just a few .of these left
at this price, Better get yours be-
fore they are all gone. Everyone is
abs,o ut .e a "First" and fully guaran-
teed
We carry a complete line of Auto-
mobile Accessories.
W. J. BEER, Exeter,
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE.
1 Massey -Harris Hoe Drill, 1 Sin-
gle Furrow Riding Plow; 1 Maple
Leaf Gang Plow, good as new.
C. W. ROBINSON
itleammeml
HONEY FOR SALE.
Choice Honey in 10 lb. pails. Buy
early. It is good.
WILSON & SIMS.
GASnLINE AND FREE AIR.
Hav'ng installed a gasoline and air
give
outfit we invite outcasts to
us a .all. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
PROPERTY FOR. SALE
The property of the. late William
Welsh. :ituated on the ,south side of
Mill street, Exeter, a frame cottage
with tourlarge lots, a never failing
well of water, a number of good Fruit
trees. It is excellent garden, land and
is in a nice Locality, Apply or. write
Mrs. Wm 'Velsh, 448 Ridaut Street
London Ont.
n.
- or to Gladman & Stanbury, Exeter,
Cochrane Machine Shop
J. G. Cochrane (returned) has taken
over the Connor Machine Shop and
is 'now open for business.
Re -boring automobile cylladers and
fitting pistons a sepcialty.
All kinds of repair work promptly
attended to,
Connor Gasoline Engiknes for sale.
Phone 135.
LocalPoin>s
• r•
15 The trout season closed oo. Sept.
October 13th has been proclaimed
Thanksgiving Day,
Sundae was a wet day. Rain fell
du*ing most of the 24 hours.
. Mr. Trueman Elliott is moving into
the shop south of his preeent rooms.
Rally Day will be conducted in the
James Street Sunday School on Sun-
day afternoon neat. '
et the regular meeting of the _Misr
sionary Society, ;Mut, Street 55,00 was
donated to the Referendum fund.
Mr. and Mrs.. R. Cooke have moved
into the house vacated by :Ir. and
Mre. Ff:a..,land, e;:tst of Caves church,
Miss Howard of Blyth has accepted
position as milliner with Miss `1c -
Donald commencing her duties yes-
terday.
Frank Gil .has disposed of his
frame dwelling on Elizabeth Street to,
Mr, Henry Squire, who gets possession
October 1st.
Rev. A A. Tramper occupied the
pulpit in St. George's Church, Lon-
kmn Township and also the English
Church at Birr on Sunday.
Venn, Archdeacon Jones -Bateman of
Bermuda conducted services in Triv-
ia Memorial Church on Sunday last;
preaching two excellent sermons.
Dr. :McGillicuddy Is preparing to
tr?nster his office supplies• and fix-
tures to the building formerly occup-
ied by Dr, Rollins for many years.
Mr ,R. T, Luker & Son attended
Godez,ch Fair with their race horses
last week. Carl Todd won third in
the F:.rmers• Trot, and 'The Emblem
g ot fourth•.
The Methodist Churches will hold
union services next Sunday -in. James
treet church in the ,morning and in
Alain Street church in the evening -
Rev. Wilson being the preacher.
In the report of the " Exeter Fair
pre list errors were made, which
e iseu:.1 have been. as follows, -Home-
t.;LL brats, W. H. Dearing; Rose
Comb White Leghorns, first for old
:nd first ani second toe young, W.
I•I. Dearing.
_\Ii:s I. 13. Case .of Alma. ,
:laughter of the late William Case of
Exetee. in renewing her subscription
'o the Advocate for 1920, pays The '
A_voestte a compliment in the follow- f
-.leg "'We enjoy your paper it is re-
liable. bright and interesting."
Fire on. Sept 17th detroyed the
sine bank barns of Barnard Mulligan
of Logan Tp. He had threshed two
days before and his season's crop
with 10 fat hogs, some small pigs, a
new .kinder and other machinery was
coneunsed. The cense is a master;,,
The Edison Recital with hfiss Marie
Morrisey, Contralto, assisted by Mr,
LVilliam Reddick, Pianist, tendered by
J. Willie Powell, Edison Dealer, to
ille pe hle. of tee elietri h,.., {eaC4eeEI.J
a very large crowd to the Opera:
House on Monday evening, and all
were greatly pleased with the re-
creations of the Edison Phonograph,
.n:1 the singing of hiss Morriseeteand
piano selections by Mr. Reddick The
evening was a real treat to lovers of
music, bliss Morrisey has a wonder-
ful t-oese. and a pleasing and gracious
manner, while ;fir, Roddick is an ac-
companist of rare merit, The re -crea-
tions of the Edison are remarkably
true, and a delight to the listeners.
GODERICH MAN SENTENCED
Last week Albert Jardine of God-
erich was sentenced to four years in
Kingston penitentiary on a charge of
having carnal knowledge with an im-
becile. In giving sentence Chief Jus-
tice Falconbridge severely lectured
the prisoner on the seriousness of the
crime.
WON TROPHY
R. G. Seldon's rink of bowlers won
the McGibbon trophy at Sarnia. last
Wednesday with four wins and aplus
Mrs. N J. Dore ,has 'returned from
a visit in Toronto.
Miss Whimster has returned from
a visit in St. Marys.
•
Miss Webber of Tavistock is visit-
ing Mrs. W. J. Heaman.
Mr. Jos Bawden of London is vis-
iting among friends in town,
Mr. Frank Oke of Toncento is vis-
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Clark.
hire. McGillicuddy returned from a.
treat in Welland and West Lorne,.
firs. Hobbs of Toronto is -visiting daughter, :Mrs. T. 0. Southcott.
Mrs. Newton Baker has returned
after a visit of souse months in the
west.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Medd of Sea-
forth spent Monday here with rela-
tives
Mrs Grace Hill and Miss Fanny Bis-
sett spent a few days with friends at
HennaMrs, R G. Seldon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Newman, in
Kingston.
Mrs. McCreath of Lucknow is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Armstrong.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Fuller and
child of Sarnia are the guests of Mrs.
John Snell.
Mr. and Mrs, Webb of London Tp.
were 'here over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo Crawley.
Mr. and Mrs. George Winelsorleays,
Thursday for n, .'isit in Saginaw and
other Michigan points.
Mr, Victor Hogarth who sometime
ago returned from overseas and has
since been in hospital, returned home
on Saturday.
Mrs-sw
. 1 B. A resl1e of Le!ngton
and Mrs. 3, N. Campbell of Blyth are
visiting their sister, Mrs (Dr.) Medd
at the parsonage.
Mr. Ben Beavers of Woodham, also
Miss Alice were visitors with the
former's nephew, B.W.F. Beavers
during the week,
Mr. Leon Treble left Monday mora-•
;ng for Toronto, where he will enter
on a designing course in arts at the
Vocational Ceillege.
Botubadier F. A. C. Cook return-
ed Saturday from overseas. He was
accompanied by his wife, whom he
married itt England.
Mr, John Hooper of Moosejaw,Sask,
late from overseas, arrived here on
Tuesday ,night to spend a short time
with Mr. Chas. Hooper.
hir. and Mrs. John Carroll and two
thin leen, after a, -vi it with Mr. and
hire. Fred Eilerin.gton, returned to
their home ea Toronto Saturday.
Mr. Wm. Francis and his daughter
Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Edwin Fran.
eat of Croswell, Mich., ..fished with
Mr. end Mrs. Henry Francis of Us -
borne
Mr. and Mrs. Short of Bowman,viilie
are visiting with Mr, and. Mrs. Frank
.
C ill r and ?4irs. A4 zry ofIrngersoll
were also visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gill during the week,
_Mrs. Reg. D. Turnbull, who has
been visiting with lir. and Mrs.
Turnbull, at Farquhar, also Mrs.
Beavers of lets left last week for
St. Thomas to visit for a short time
before returning to her home in
Dundas.
Mr. Chas. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Abbott and Mrs. B.W.F. Beavers
attended the Referendum Commit-
tee meeting in Clinton last 'Wednes-
day when reports were given and
important business discussed. Mr.
Arthur Doupe of Usborne also Mr.
John Morgan were present at the.
meeting. .
Mr. T. H. Prior of Hanna, N. Dak.,
is here dieting among old frie,nirjs;
having come to Canada with his frie.nel
Mr. Wm Dew, of ,whom we made
mention last week, Mr. Prior worked
on the farm for ,the Messrs. Hunter
Bros. about forty years ago, but left
about thirty-six years ago for the
United States, wherehe has since re-
of 44. In. the finals for first or sec- Rided.
and Seldom won, over hie opponent be,
five shots. Twenty rinks were n- Exeter Council
gaged in the play., The Exeter rink
eonsisted of Messrs. Heaman, Foeveil
Taman and Seldorn.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE.
Main Street Sunday School is pre-
paring a special Rally Day . program
for Sept. 28th:. (The service will be
held in. the Atrditoruen of the church,
beginning at 3 pm. Eacji , of the
children: attending will be presented
with a badge, being a special dons.s
tion. from Mr. W. j . Abbate. The
teachers and officers are malting ex-
tra efforts to see that there is one -
hundred per cent. attendance. The
Orchestra will have special music,
decorations will he special, and no
pains will be spared to make the ser-
vice pleasant and profitable,. The
service is fo- young and old, and any-
one who willl take an hour to attend
this service wilt be well repaid. A
c`orclial invitation is extended to all
returned men ,to be ,at this service;
as it is expected a War --Memorial
Shield., containing n
ng thename5
of the
boys from this Sunday School who,
lost their ,lives in the geeat European
war will .be unveiled.
POST CARD ,SHOWER.
On Sept. 11th, the auxiliaries,
Circles, Bands of the Exeter,, District
W.M:S., sent a shower ofcongratul-
ations and good wishes, 'to their es-
teemed superintedant, Mrs. A. M.
W ilson, it being the occasion of her
birthday, Every auxiliary circle and.
band, in the district sent greetings
1
g sway
to her, showing in a mall the
respect and love in which she is held
among all the women' and girls with
whom she has labored during the
past nine years as their leader, do-
ing her Master's work. Mrs. Wilson
was indeed surprised and pleased on
receiving 110 letters and post cards
on that day and wishes me to men-
tion that she would like to reply to
every person who - wrote her, . hut
sends her thanks through the press
instead.
Roxie E. Beavers,
Exeter, Dis.` Secty. Treas., W.M.S.
Thee Municipal Council of the Vill-
age of Exeter met in regular session
on Monday, Sept. 22, 1919. Absent
Councilor Penhatlea Minutes of the
meeting held Sept. 8, were read and
appno%red.
A. number of communications were
read and desposled of,
Under the provisions of the High
Schools Act, the following •resolution
was passed: That it is expenduent to
forst a Municipal Board of Education;
And the question to be submitted to
the electors at the forthcoming Jan-
ary ,election; the Municipal Council
appointing Messrs, Creech, Harvey and
Grieve as members of the present
board. The former to. serve for the
balance of . the year, Mr. Harvey to
retire et the .end of the, year 1920, and
Mr. Grieve at the •end of 1921.
Motion. per Councillor Snell, sec-
onded by Councillor Elston, -Carried
By-law No. 53 of the consolidated
by-laws of the
Village
1900, was re-
crn'aecl and struck out, and a bylaw
No. -.o1 1919, a by-law governing
the conduct of person ,or persons les
the sidewalks, roadways, or ares of
the Village, was given its necessary
readings and : finally passed, on: mo-
tion of Day and.El sston, the Reeve
and .Ci,erk signing the same and fixing
the seal of the Corporation, thereto. -
Carried.
The following accounts were head
and passlekl c -Dam. 'Rubber Systems,.
fire hose„ washers, etc., 5234.09;` The
Grigg Stationery, books library, $50.-
01 cemetery, ; K. Ford laborm n 5ce S
,
Y, ,. .10 ;
W Vele, labor ce,m jtery, 33,7.5; C.
Ford, do., 326; W. E. Pfaff, Hernsall
cement 'R. B., $30.38; J. Gillespie,; Jr.
cleaning crossing, $4.50; J. Norry, R.
13. $38; T, Sanders, da, $46.80; J.
Parsons. do, $32:10; R. Cooke, ' clot,
532.10; J. Paper, do., $29,10; Eli Snell
do. .5511.10; J. Hunkin, ,labor and ma-
chine hire R. B., 5111.20; R. Quance,.
labor R Be .R9; F. Mallett, do, 52.50
W aVestcott, do., 518; G, Appleton.,
do, :`~26.110; A. Sanders, dot, 521; .A.
Dow hay, horse labor, and wheat for
park, 533.30,;
Jos. Senior, Cierkt
JONES IVIAY
'MOM 32
CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE NO 8-3620
genuine Bargains For Early
Fall Buyers
Ladies' all Wool Cashmere Hosiery
at 69c a pair
10 dozen. Ladies' Ali wool Cashmere Iloriery, with slight imperfections
bought two years' ago, worth to -day d eublc price asked for early Fall
'selling; at ^niy 69c. a pair.
Men's Heavy Socks, 3 pairs for $1.00
5 dozen pa,i.rs only Men's Heavy Winter weight grey Socks, good .wear-
ing quality; while they .last at 40c. a
pair or 3 pair for 15.00.
Two big bargains. in Men's Underwear
Lot No, 1-10 Dozen Shirts and Drawers in heavy rib, wool and cotto
mixture, slightly imperfect; sizes 34 to 44, for early Fall selling, only 1.25
per garment.
Lat No, 2-8 Dozen flat knit Mens Shirt. and .Drawers, good winter
weight. Fe,nman's make. on sale at only .51.29 per garment,
SPECIAL -A few dozen, only of Men's Fine French Merino underwear
-wool and cotton mixed -.nice weight for early faall at $1.25 garment, or
52.50 a suit in combinations,
Two Towelling Specials
15 webs heavy Jute crash towelling, very special at 21e. a yard.
3 webs good quality dish towelling .on sale at 150 yd. or 8 yds. for 51.00
Stylish Fall and Winter Coats
We have an exceptionally fine stock of Ladles' Misses' and Children's
Fall and Winter Coats. See the, new modified Dobnan Styles in Silver -
tones, velours, etc.
Special black Coats in Salt's Esqu'.tnctte Plush, Baby Lamb, also Velott'rs
Ladies' Bath Robes and Kimonas
We have just received a shipment of Ladies' Winter weight Kimonas
:tztad Bath Robes. A splendid range of colors and patterns at reasonable
price3. ,
JONES & MAY
Heacl;•quarters for 'ISR ..batted. Sandford & Leon Brands Cloth'ig
Or Men and Boys.
Corner Duodad and R cIian'ond Streets
Fall term opt September 2, 1919
Individual instruction. Efficient
Teachers. Courses up-to-date. Enter
any day.
J. Morritt, Principal.
Vulcanizing
ALL KINDS OF TIRES. All work
gua.nteejd, 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.
I DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Of><ice-Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Phone 8.
MONEY' TO LOAN
We have a Marge aimlount of private
funds to loam on farmand village
'
rates of interest.
property at laws r
GLAD IAN & STANBURY
Barreeeters, S,olncitors, Exeter•
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Banris4,er, Soliciltor,' Notary ' Public,
CiommIssioner, Soliict'tor far the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
Vowest rates of interest. .
Office -Main Street, Exeter.
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
CENTRAL
eyldiReS
t5 -F 7 -FORD, OtaiT.
The largest and best Commercial
Schaal. in Western Ontario. We give
individual . instructione and students
may enter our COMMERCIAL,
SnlORTI AND or TELEGRAPHY
Departments at any timed We as-
sist graduates to positions,Write
aoFs: for . our free ctaataltegue and
Learn the nature of our 'work,
U A, McLachlan, Principal.
HORSES WANTED
I want an melin iite d number of
Horees In goad condition. 6e1di ngs 5
year, old up, weighing from 1500
pounds us. Mares from 4 years odd
up, wring from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the. required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter. '
G.f.DOW
Dr, G. F. Rouaston, L., D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Offke over Calling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Hepar Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad cows. Office over Gladman &
Starrbniy'e Office, Mani Streei, Exeter
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counities of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable amid Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Creditors:, - Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counittiies of Huron
Bergs; Middlesex and Oxford. Fame
Stock Sites a Specialty. Office at
Coclesbeift Wahier'ooms, next dace to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & Ooffee
' Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and ever*
thing in the grocery Ifs.
Call and see as, A Mal t
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exahangew
Jas. Gould
Furniture
and.
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL DIRELTOR
AND FURNITURE DEALUR
w, e x1.106. .
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
Rubber Boots
For the little fellows, for the girls women and men,. Our "Miaee"
Quality white Rubber Boot for men is claimed to be thebest' rubber boot
made, Our price is 56.50
Are cordially invited to visit our Store and become acquainted wi
ai
the lines of merchandise we carr We tip" t
d
Y. nil have ma
to show you. • many special i ayii es.
NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY
LADIES' CLOTH & PLUSH COATSALL WOOL PULLOVER SWEAT,
We want you to see them. -
NEW FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN Four Colors ERS
You will, dike the new styles. SILWOMEN
59.00
_ I HOSE FOR
All 'epic: 's
FOR MEN.
New Fall Hats: New Fall Caps.
New Fall Shirts. New Fall Neckwear.
New Sat Collars.. New Raincoats,
New Overcoats. New Sweater .Coats,
NEW UNDERWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTER.
$1.50
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