HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-10-30, Page 8EXEPER ADVOCATE, ' THURSDAY, OCT. an, 1 J1 E1
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednc:sxlay
Fall Wheat
Marley , 1.20 to 1.25
Oats
Flour .5.75
Shorts 52.0 ►
Eggs ... h(►
naihy Butter 5
Creamery Butte 63
Lard .. ..,e 35
Potatoes. per b?g _ 1.25 ro 1.35
%ray .. .... .. 16.00
Ho;; per cwt.
1.95
17.00
Trivitt Memorial
Church
:ry 'es as usual.
BATT a,RIES CHARGED
OVER WINTER.
.rc prep are'.1 to take ..a r:;
batter.. through the winter. n ?
!?a:?
to overhaul your ;.ars. sea) ,4.
fie: t ears to T .i' b..:tg e>•v. united.
T. NEL ON, Huran Ger:sr e.
YCyt• ARE INV!TEI!
To oar .Mid -Season
Olga N:avember Ise. T.a.re will he a
sp-,Nia! eNlib,ti r' o: Pattern Hats. our
own n i t nime:i flats, and un atue encl
urttiut' 1)Q:nesti+ :.viii Imparted Mas
inert Novwities
E. T. V. CRI.1:
THAMES ROAD ANNIVERSARY.
Ars.aaansary anal Fowl Supper,
Thames Road Presbyterian Church
November 2nd and 3rd. Rev. S 11:
Lean, l3 A., of Egmo t tv ie .01
preach Qt1 Sunday at 11 a.m.. sins
p.m. Specie.; inti t be tine :hair, as -
elated by Mr. W. \1. , s ot Woodham.
Fowl Supper on Monday evening
from 5 to S, fo'ao vett by .one a rt .'!n
the church. Hensail Male Quartette
will take part. Admission teas.; ,•hiial
ren 35e^.
ONIONS.
J. H. essisl take la•• a'C4t
tit; a,.i Temperenee House :anal
after Oct. lath, except Saturday.,.
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c_OWS FOR SALE.
Six Gala,' Holstein and :*hce thee,. -n
.acs s for sale. Some ::'bout to h-
en and others clue ate- Yearlings
end c:a1V3 for sale also,. +o,.8 hwa;a
ovc;na to lhorta ��: he p.
'ti . N. G seri*, R R. 1
HALLOWE'EN SUPPER in Trieste
Memorial School Hall on Oct. 31st,
from 6 to S pion, Program `n even-
ing. Admission 35e.
WHITE LEGHORN :'fit KERELS
FOR, SALE.
Barren laying strain; halt price $1.50
-to make room for winter stock.
J. H. GRIEVE, Exeter.
ELGAR LADIES' QUARTETTE
have many fine programmes consisting
0,f good, humorous and novelty num •
leers. Let us have your next concert.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices mod-
erate Write 37 Oxford St. West.
London Ont.
CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER
Cur cider mill will be open for mak
n'; cider and :tip e b=atter every
day with the eye p t:r: of Monday
each week. firs. Cott:: has charge of
the cooking. S. J. V. CANN.
GIRL WANTED
Experienced D,rting Room Girl
wanted at Central Hotel. Exeter.
GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Having installed a gasoline and air
motor outfit we invite autoists to give
us a call. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
THE WATKINS AGENT ,handles,
All kinds of spring tonics for both man
sad -beast; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are' the purest
on the market Offaly sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
AUCTION SALE
OF CHOICE DURHAM CATTLE,
Etc., Etc.
on Lot 3, Cost. 6, Stephen, Tp., on
THURSDAY, NOV. 6th, 1919
At 1 .o'clock, sharp, the following:
5 steers, rising 3 years old;
10 steers and heifers, rising 2 years;
11 yearlings. •
Also 1 cutter, nearly new; 1 top
buggy, '1 horse blanket, and bells.
Terme-12 months' credit will be
given on. furnishing approved joint
nate, or a discouint will be given. of
5 per n.ent. per annum.
Frear Sim, Frank Taylor
. Paola ,;
ra....eAuct
NOTICr.
COURT OF REV'SION
OF VOTERS' LISTS OF MUNICIP-
ALITY OF EXETER
Notice is hereby given that a Court
will be geld pursuant to The Ontario
Voter..' Lists Act, by His Honour
the Ju ige of the County Court of the
County of Huron at the Town Hall,
Exeter, on Saturday, the 8th day of
November. 1919 at 10 o'cliocek
a. m.. to hear and determine com-
plaint. of errors and omissions in the
Voter..' List of the Municipality of the
Village cat Exeter on 1919.
Dated the 25th day of October, 1919
Jos, Senior, Clerk.
Cochrane Machine Shop
GENERAL REPARING •
Gas Engines Overhauled, Re -bored
and New Rings Crt'Piston made; to fit.
:Wagon). - Axles re -fitted and New
Flits Made.
:A11 kinds of repair work promptly
atteended to.
GOnnor Gasoline Engines ; for sale.
Phone 135.
Local Doings
Autumn weatb,e ••is here,
Ha toir.e'en Friday, :Oct. 31st,
25c. gets the Adviocate to Jan. 1st.
Rabbit shooting is the sport • that
new being ixtdalgeel in.
Da not miss hearing Herman Breu
u er Monday evening, Nov. 10.:
Mr. Eci. Treble is nursing a very
sere linger caused by:a gathering.
„The Women's Institute Convention
being held in London this week.
The Victory Loan -camas comrnenc.-
ed On J o,:lday and continues for three
weeks.
Huron has a Caas.ervative, a Liber-
al and a U. F. O. member in the ztew-
Lcgisi;.ature
The 36th annual Ontario Provincial
Winter Fair will be held at Guelph
Dee. 5t1) tv 11th,
The Victory Loan 1919 is being sub-
scribed rapidly. Do not delay. Get
your :honey, ,in, early.
Great 4uantnties of sugar beets and
turnips are now being drawn to Exeter
station for shipment.
Godeaicli tax rate for this year is
44 mills. the county town has for
some yer,re hada high tax rate,
:lfr. R P. Howe, brother-in-law of
Jaa. Jea:ke;,i, died in Edmonton on
Oet. 19th. He formerly resiled in
Toronto.
The base of the Soldiers' tienmr.
ial at the Town fI.al was xotnmen:,ed
last week and is now ready to receive
the monument.
After tour months' suspension ow-
re7, to shortage of help, the Ailsa.
�r.•ig Banner has been revived by
Editor Kedweli.
Joshua Johns of Usborne re-
entry had the: misfortune to fall from
tree onto a plant:, and is confined
h; home as a result.
atom Exeter people went to 'Icon
el o t t'4 edgesday and Thursday of
ae.il: to take part in the welcome
a th., I'rinse a liVtdes.
Jtr. h,'l. Stone of Usborne last week
tr.ove.I to town. occupying the house:
he recently ptinc asedfrom the cs-
afe of they bete Mary Balkwilts \V,
tv casome Mr. and Mrs. Stone :o our The ,nates Street Metho.sist church
has made the porches: of Burp'.; e tor
the netabers of tine choir, who wIll1
at.tkc their first appearance in them
on the occasion, of the : hure'h :lnniv
erstry, November 16th.
Sergi T, L. Rivers of the :Maisons
nt: staff at Shudoe, son of Mr. and
v n - Vs C. Rivers was one of tho.;e
wi:h the Military Medal
the larch, a of Wales at Lon.lon on
Thurolas afternoon last.
The season for duck hunting opened
on Sept. 1, and closes Dec. 1. The
season for der hunting will open on
Nov. oth and closes on Nov. 20th.
Thi• season the regulations give but
one der per hunter instead of two
was the case last year.
'The Loyal Temperance Legion held
their meeting in James Street School
roa•tt r•t Fricitay afternoon when Rev.
‘1.7. -en ;ave the children, a very in -
true ti.e address. Those meetings
are to he held regularly during the
om.ne winter and plana are being
tt 1.
ta maize them interesting and
rrotit.cb:e for the boys end girls.
The r.gu?ar meeting of the W. C.
T. U. Wes held in the Public Library
on Monty vast, and was in -har;e
or Mr,. tR ev. t Nestle, vies •president,
t no , in en able manner, expressed our
gratitude for the splendid victory we
hays hast over our greatest enemy,
King Alcohol. The delegates appoint-
ed. for Prov-. Convention at Guelph
Nov. 17th to 21st, were Mrs. George
Manson. Mrs. (Rev,) Kestle.
SHADDOCIR—PROCUT VIER.
A ,quiei wedding took plate in De-
troit on Oct. 16th, when Miss :Units
Capitola Procuniier, daughter of Mr.
and Mis C. M. Procu;njer of Ingersoll J J
was united itt marriage to Mr Fr:.I so a
E'.
Shaddock, manager of th' ' .;;r, ri . J
inary Instrument and Sunni.): i"amr.;n, fro
G.
Spa
and
of All
ddfeelllla ws$ of are requee s drtoa.la-
tend the regular meeting on Tuesday,
night, November 4th. Special busi-
ness, an�l your presence is needed.
R. N..Creech, R. -S',
Jame, Street church service and
Travitt Memorial service were with-
drawn Sunday °vetting in favor of the
Presbyterian church anniversary, and
Main Street church withdrew their
morning service for the same reason
Rev. Wilson occupied Main street put -
pit in the evening.
LOOK" 'AT LABELS
We have changed the dates oan lite
Advatae:ate labels this week. See what
your label says and govern yourself
aegordingly. If you owe us anything
please pay and, if not we thank you,
if
ROY DIES IN USBORNE.
The death occurred on Sunday last
of George Fletcher, son of Mr. and
lira. Waiter Kerslake of Usborne,near
Winchelsea, at the age of 7 years, 17
days.The little fellow was sick, only
a few days of inflamation.. The par-
ents have the sympathy of the corn-�
tuunity. "1'he: funeral took place to•
,
Exeter cemetery on Tuesday.
;Mss Elva Hary was in L�ondan
or a few days last week.
Mrs D. Johns and Miss Lila left.
ase week to visit n Sarnia
Mr.1". W. Gladman has returned from
business trip to. 'Winnipeg.
Mr. john Mallett of -,London. is here
pending a few days with friends.
Mr. au.l Mrs. B. tWt F. Beavers and
oys spent Friday Lest in London.
Mrs. W. H. Welsh of London; visited
t Exeter and Crediton last week.
Mrs. T. Handford and I11iss Labelle
t Ingersoll are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. C r dge, nee Louise Carling of
riht�Qn is visAting with relatives in
vv n
Mr Reg. Eldlott of Norwi h :pent
tett lays here with relatives during
a et.
;lir. Frank Sims, who has been in
\Vest for some months, returned
:n on Friday.
Mr. W J. Bryant, editor of the
heal -mil Tribune, apasat Monday with
fends In town
Mt. Hugh Eatrnett ie visiting his
other, Mr.M. Eacrett, in town, al-
• reiatives in the vieinjtye
Jt--:,.: Howard, who has been with
- :McDonald as milliner, returned
her home in Blyth last week.
Zr.JJames Bagent of 'Wicudsor vis -
d with his parents, Mr. and 'rlrs,
gent, London Road, over Sunday.
;lir. Eli Snell. went to Detroit Mon-
y to undergo an oiler itis nk His
rather 1vir. C. B. Snell, accompanied
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Mrs, Mara. of Iowan and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Kennedy of Agincourt were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cole last
week.
Mr .W, G. Medd, Miss M. jones and
Miss A. May attended the Ontario
Sunday School Convention in Toronto
last week
Mr Hastings, ,Mrs, Amos, Mrs. Baty -
den, Mrs. Manson, and Miss jerkeli
are in London attending the Woman's
Institute Convention.
Mr, an.t Mrs. T. H. Newell were la
Stratford Monday attending the fun-
eral or the former's brother -in -,law,
Mr, John Taylor, who has been i11 I'or
a year as a result of abscesses.
After a visit in Western Canada,
Rev. John Walker, son of Mr. ' and
Mrs. Walker of Exeter North, and his
wife will sail from Vancouver for the
htlssl n tic?. of China. They left Tor-
onto last week.
irs. Foweli goes to Toronto to -day
peed a month with her sister, Mrs
. Spackman,. who has just returned
m several months in Europe. - Mr.
ckman has not yet returned. Mr.
Mrs John Spackman are spending
a month in British Columbia.
at city. The ceremony was .par
formed by the Rev. Mr. Hopkin: of
Detroit. Mr. Shaddock was formerly
on the staff of the Maisons Bank, Lon-
don, and is a son of Mr.Fand Mrs. Jas.
Shaddock of London, but who were
former residents of Exeter, having
conducted the Mansion. House for a
number of years. The newly wedded
will make their future home in De-
troit.
WANTED
Kitchen, Help. State wages. Apply
New Commercial Hotel, Woodstock.
COWS SHRINKING
should receive regular rations of Cane
Mole,. Cane" Mola is 100 per cent,
Pure Sugar Cane Ta-eacle.
Mixed with old hay, straw ensilage,
corn stover,, etc., ,it produces More
Milk at less cost, ,builds flesh faster
and keeps stack in a healthy eondi-,
taws.
P. G. Se1don, Local Dustributor has
just receive?. a shipment.
Musical
Entertainment
Mr. Herman Brouwer, baritone, who
possesses a voice of unusual range and
timbre. He wins h;al audience On his
first appearance, and when he sings
holds them spellbound. His in,terpret-
ati,an and enunciation are excellent. He
is a singer who belie.ves when English
is sung it should ,be clear and distinct.
Miss Florence Dewey, violinist, is an
artiste of rare ability; a charming per-
sonality anal one who always delights
her audience. •
Miss Ciais Ferry, soprano, .has a beau
tuful.lyric. soprano voice.-
This is a :veritable treat and no Jov•-
es al .music. s1iouicl miss hearing, these
alto is in Exeter Opera Houise, on
MONDAY ' EV'G, NOVEMBER 10th,
at 8 o'clock. Ad.missian 35c., "Reser-
'ed seats 50c. Plan alt Howey's
NATURE'S MIRROR
When a
womani
we11 anti
healthy--
there's ' a
sparkle in
her eyes, a
rose tint In
her cheeks,
and she has
rich red
blood.
There's
elasticity in
•
every mo e-
luent and a
spring in her
step. • Love
comes to every woman ,who has
bounding health—but when she is
pallid, dull eyed, languid, she has
no magnetism nor does she appeal
to any man. •
Such a, :change in feeliIgs arid
looks!:
After
ooks! -
After suffering pain, feeliiig`ner-
vous, dizzy, weak and dragged
down by weaknesses of her sex
witheyes sunken, black circles and;
pale cheeks—ouch a woma i is
quickly restored to health by the
Favorite Prescription of Dr.Pierce.
Changed, too, in looks, for after
taking Dr .Pierce's Favorite' Pre-
scription the skin becomes clear;
the eyes brighter, the checks
plump. It is purely vegetable,
contains no alcohol.
r
Druggists sell it in tablets :'or
liquid. Send. Dr. Pierce, Buffalo,
N.Y., 103 for trial package.
PHONE 3Z
JONES "4:1VIAY •
HONE 32
Another Shipment of ladies'
and Mi
sses' Coats
k
We have just received another shi meat of the celebrated
Rogers' brands of Ladies' and Misses Fall and Winter oats. These are
shown is Veltex, Velour, and Silvertone Cloths in the popular shades of
lava, brown, platinum, navy, grape, green, etc. Prices moderate..
Special values in black cloth coats also Salts' celebrated Esquinnetto
seal plushand baby Iamb.
SPECIAL VALUES IN COMFORTER MATERIALS
5 piece wrapperettc 36 in wide, good heavy weight, special at 40e, yd.
5 pieces heavy art sateen, 36 in, wide. A splendid cloth for good qual
ity comforters, exceptionally good value -:at 25e, yd.
OUR. HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
This department in our store is now well stocked, to meet the needs of
the Fall and Winter season. We have remarkably good values in Rugs, Lin
(emus, Con ;oleums, Oilcloths, Curtains and Curtain sfatersals, curtain pol-
es, window shades, etc.
Special -6 go od patterns of flowered Marquisette .especially adapted
.tor .over -curtains on sale ,at 75e. yd.
SPECIAL VALUES IN NAVY SERGE DRESS GOODS.
•
We still have a few webs of old stock in all wool serge dress goods,
particularly int navy blue, These range in price from $1,50 to $3,75 yar.l.
MEN'S MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS
Have you tried one of our made -to -measure suits yet? This depart-
ment in, our store, under the personal directiott of Mr. N. Sheere is be -
owning more popular every day. We guarantee a perfect fit, and can give
you a quit tailored to your measure at very little more coat than a ready-
made suit.
JONES & MAY
Headtntraa•ters for *e Oelieblmted Sandford & Lion Br4nds Clothing
Mt Men and Boys.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loam on farm and village
property at low rates GLADMAN & S7..NBURY
Barristers, Siokcitors, Exeter
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public,
Comm�isssfaoner, Soliicittor for the Mol -
sons Battle, Etc, Money to loan at
lowest rales Of interest.
Office—Maim Stritat. Exeller.
Dr. A. R. 'KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or 'any
bad effects. Office over Gladman. &
Stanbury's Office, Main Street, Exeter
Dr. G. F. Rolston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office`
Clo:ed Wednesday afternoons.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unrmi'ted 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 phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
FRANK, TAYLOR
Licensed Auctiforu`eer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex •
Prices Reasonable and Satlafactilon
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND.
VALUATOR. for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. ' Farm
Stock Sales 'a Specialtyo Office at
CockshuttWa jes-owns, next door to
Central Hotel. Main Street, Exeter.
Vulcanizing
ALL. KINDS OF TIRES. All work
guanteejd. Casli for old tures:
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP
Exeter.
DRS: SWEET. •& VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
.41], ace is promptly attended to
day or night.
Office—
Dr. Sweets old office
waitgotu.0 Exeter..
Corner Dundee and Richmond Streets
Fall term opens September 2, 1919
Individual instruction. Efficient
Teachers. Courses up. -to -date. Ente.r
anY• dot,
r. i.forritt, Principal.
I DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter-
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
P,Aorhe 8. '
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
CENTRAL
SSi FtA4'F�t34l. ONT.
The largest and best Commercial
School in, Western Ontario. We give
individual instruction and students
may enter our COMMERCIAL,
SHORTHAND or TELEGRAPHY
Departments - at any timeu We as-
sist graduates to posittlioms, Write
now for our free catallague and
learn the nature of our work.
D A. McLachlan, Principal.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUUNRRAL BIAbGTOR 't
AND FtURNITt3RE DEALI.R
Tea & • Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits; spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the \grocery line
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce,'
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCQTT BROS.
PHONE ' 134.
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Smart Styles in Ladies Coats
This week .vete have received two shipments of Smart Coats. One .hare
that is particularly good comes in different ss tyles and Cloths with hand
some fur collars.. Take a look in when passing.
LAIDIEPi USH GOATS S'ryLIS13 COATS FOR GIRLS
We wanS' t you ta_ see.. the styles
The :girls want stylish goats and( we
and values we are offering in these want thegirls; to see our line.ts: Sizb`s
beautiful coats. 10 12, and 74 yletat
9Ve Fan save you money. Priced at 05.00.
CHILDREN'S Wit. SWEATERS
•These are all woof ,coats and are
splendid for the little tots. 'Tiles; are
scarce goods this season.
6 ` only at; $1,85.
FLEECED -LINED UNDERWFAR
It is the' kind, the boys bike. Good.
weight with fine soft fleece. 'All
sizes for Boys.
Per garment 75c. ,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
In white' Or natural T'h'e.,8
lines are fairly goad weight and, are
extra good value for thiis season.
Our price is 11)00
STANF IELD'S 'UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN t
You are sure to get satisfaction if
you buy this good underwear, We
can supply , nou with Red and Brlue
Label, $ 3.00; and $3,25.