HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-11-6, Page 8er Markets
Chaanged each Wednesday
Fall Wheat .....-p,. 1.95
irwev , . 1.20 fio 1.25
Fate mily
mily°our ;. ....,
Shorts ........
NOVI i Eggs
Heat Veer,
Dairy Btter
Creamery Butter .........
Lar~
Potateee per bag.
if>g tr.:n
85
5 70
52.00
t5
45
53
64
35
1- 25 to 1.35
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16.75
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Serve e. .• so neereing and i w'e'nira
VICTteRV LOAN FOR Hi; RUN.
The 1 tory Loon tot; is for Hur
oa Coun?t., t!p tea Tuesday might, Nov-
ember 4th. anaaunt $1,530,05 2. Exeter
eta,~ L „°Fere were Sle7,Z5e, the ob-
peet.v , ng $Z05,e ee) ; S tephee, $73.-
100, the Qbjecteve being S150,e0R.
BATTERIES C'H A.RGED
OVER WINTER.
We alt, preps rel to tate are cit
batter -ie.- through the winter, :and
eleo to overhaul your cry. Storage is
fres: oe care while being oveehau,ed.
T, NELSON, Huron Geragc,
VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mee E.
J. \V tlley, Andrew St. Apply :siter-
noons eiseept Thu. iay° 4 to ta; ev-
enings 7 to th
CLUB MEETING.
The i hernee Res w Farmers' Club
vial no:•i their regular me:.a? 1
Monday, November Vth,t ` a, ' eek.
Les" -'e Rebenso ., -Scree",
WANTED
lelte1w help. 't et vase''.
N vv i.s� rater;.:a.
EXERERgnrdA E, THURt8OA x, NIJV s,1111 s
Local Doings
po •not miss ~tearing Herman . Brou-
w er Monday evening, Nov. 10. .
James Street lefethodist Church an-
n:iersary is on the 16th and 17th.
Rev Brown of K rkton• will cc
'copy , Jamee Street pulpit next Sun-
day mare -.ng.
Wort from lir. Eli Snell .lays he
to doing very well ,under the that-
meat he le receiving in Detroit.
lir. D Richards has moved . from
FIuron street into the house on ~lain
street recently %neatest by Mr. B. M.
Francis
The Advocate to any address in
Candela to new subscribers from now
utatie the end of 1920 tor. one y•ear's
subs ription, $1.50,
'Meet Edna Bissett having resigned
a. stenographer is lir, I. R. Carling's
nftiee>, the vacancy has been fill-
y Mise Fern Short.
A meeting of the .Deanery of Hur-
on. well be held at Clinton to -day
;Thurs„ayj, at which Rev. Trumper
and others from her wvifl be in at-
te:n.b4we
Dr. eliihael Steele. 'LP. for South
Perth, wa., reirei.tly Married at • tit.
George', Church. Ottawa, on Theirs
-
e.w Oct 33rd, to Mre. Caverhill of
thee city.
Rev. Dr and ieIrs. eledd will ,tt-
en:i the ittreeral in London Thursday
of the letter's brother, Mr. Jno. Hiles,
who the on Tuesday at his home. 82
Byron Ave.
lir • Freak T'ricbrter of .Stephen on
Seture ay pureha,ed the resIdene
owned by the late Mr& Clarke on Ane
lrewv street. The priest paid w•as
$l.int+. 4r an Airs. Tr.cbner will
move to town shortly.
Mee (Revel Trumper was hurri•lly
•e le.1 to London on Sunday owing
to the .eu.dden death of her uncle, Mr.
Re leir.d loathe, a tnember of the fin
o eland:» ol, & Fisher. lawyers. M
Trumper wee also in attendance at th
uneral
At the auction sale, of stock, amps
went,, and household elfe.,ts o� 11r
Ogiert, U sberne. oa Thur sde last,
t? :.arta of Sit :teres was sold to Mr
+rte t. o,te s of the sant; township
1: gra: e grin $3t'it4T, All the chattel
el angle said
Mr. Wes. Snell last week shipped
seventeen. cars of:choice heavy steers
to New York. This is a. very large
shipment for on eweek. :t Mr Snell on
Saturday went to New York in con-
nection with the deal,
Manias Bros, Show Company held
k'otth int the Opera House on lion-
c'av night to only a medium crowd,
while Guy Bros, Tuesday night drew
a crowded hall. Both performaneee
were wee! up to the average,
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Francis,
Stephen on Nov. 3rd, when Rev. ''Til-
Coult Land, Mrs. El zab Mr.ge Richard
ig nn R k
both of Ext�lttere Mr. and liars. Coui-
tis left the same evening for Detroet
ami other places to spend .a . ,short
honeymoon.
33rd VOLUNTEER. RETURNS.
Corp. Fred N. Maltlett, son of Mr,
ani Mrs Frank ?tfallett sof Exeter, re-
turned oa Wednesday from Overseas.
Corp :Mallett was- one of the early
vo;untee and after several months
in the trenehee was wounded in the
face, and sines: hes been in hospital
and on duty an Eng,Iand.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
At rnee Street Methodist church,
Nov 10th. The choir will appear int
thee: new j,owns for.the first tittle. A
treat int musleal numbers is being pre -
paled by the choir assisted by other.;,
Rev. Dr. S. Banks Nelson of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, well be
the preacher. Dr. Nelson, is known in
Exeter and *eeL.pies one of thelarg-
eet churches in. Canada, which Sab-
bath after Sabbath is crowded to the
.loose, suggests his ability aspreach-
er. On Monday night, Nov., 17, 1)r.
Nelson will give to James St. Meth-
odiet Chureh his noted lecture, en-
titled, "Russia and Us.R' He is emin-
ently fitted, being quite fluent as
n reader and writer of the Russian Lan -
r.
gunge, also having made Russia. a sub
-
e iect of study and travel. Admission
tn> the leatture 25c for adults and lSc,
lar children. The public are invited
. to enjoy this treat.
ONIC?1� li
J, it Greeve we; tee. :at t
tr.. Q t Te ;pere:,,e.e: Hou on reel
Biter eget 14th. ee 'ept eeture..t)
TONE L. FttR te r v
Co:a heat. r. ot:teetee i
Ottlee Appy :a .. ,w ..-...
SEND US THE NIi\
The Advroate s ns:ous to ha've
correepoa lents ;-t eel deetreeto to
your territory is net r.preseeted by
our Stat. Ferris Pere e. t`; wv d yen
send u: the news, er ,ugne:.t the
name tae uorneone who woul',l b likely
to do zer We fury eh statnpcd c
velepee anti writing `tt1?p,iee,
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS
FOR. SALE.
Barren Laying str in; :elf price $1.50
-to make room for winter stock.
J. H. GRIEVE, Exeter.
ELGAR LADIES' QUARTETTE
have many fine programmes co listing
of good, humorous end novelty num-
bers. Let us have atm next concert.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices mod-
erate Write 37 Oxford St. West,
Leedon Ont.
CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER
Our eider mill will be open for mak-
ing cider and apple butter every
day with the excerption of :kTonday
each week. elrs. Cott; has charge of
the .00lcing. c J. V. CANN.
GIRL WANTED
Experienced Dining Room Gir
wanted at Centrad Ilote., Exeter.
GASOLINE AND FREE AIR.
Having installed a gasoline and air
motor outfit we invite autoists togive
us a eadi. Free air furnished.
JOHN TAYLOR
THE WATKINS AGENT ,handles-•
all kinds o, sprung tonics for both man
and beast; also toilet articles. Their
spices and flavorings are the purest
on the ma: keg Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andree, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
ATTENTIO N
AI of our groceries are fresh, there-
for,: we have no reason to cut our
prices n order to ,get rid of them:,
Scr Phone your order to 56 and have
your g. o; Aries delivered at once.
WILSON & SIMS.
NOTICE
COCJRT OF REVISION
OF VO PERS' LISTS OF MUNICIP-
ALITY OF EXETER
Notice is hesebygiven that a Court
will be held pursuant to The Ontario
Voter.,' Lists Act, by His Honour
the Judge of the County Court of the
County of Huron, at the Town Hall,
;Exeter, •c'n Saturclay, the 8th day. .of
November 1919 at 10 o'clock
a, m.. to hear and determine com-
plaint. of errors: and omissions in the
Voter.' List of the Municipality of the
Village of. Exeter on 1919.
Dated the 25th day of October, 1919
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
Cochrane Machine Shop
GENERAL REPARING
Gas LnelaesOverhauled, Re -bored
atei New Rings •o.n Piston made to fit,
Wagon Axles re-Eittel anal New
Ntits Made.
All kiutd; of repair work promptly
attended to.
Connor Gasoline Engines for sale.
Phone 135.
-Lake
• :dr Five Elliott of Haileybury was,
•
her. vi ening with relatives.
Miss, if exwed of London Township.
mice.] .o«t friends here Sunday.
Or... W. J. Mallett and son of Len -
,aa :arc > otsrig at Mr. E. Heywood's,
\Ir. Geolon Oke has returned~ from
the West, where he spent a few
menthe
Mrs S Quence and grand -daughter
of Toronto are visiting here with rel-
atives and friends.
Mr.•Arthur Mieldlemiss and Mr. W.
Munn visited friends in ,Simcoe for a
few dey:t last week.
Mr, and firs. .A. Hcaman and son
Jack of Londea spent the week end
.at lir. W, J. freeman's.
Mrs C. Birney and her son William
returned the latter part •of the week
front their visit in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Robertson, after
a visit with relatives here, returnee to
their home in Stratford last week:
Mrs. John Snell left 'Wednesday of
this week for Des :Moines, Iowa, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Me -
Donald.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Harris and child
of \'4'ait;burg, Wash., visited Mr. S.
Atkinson and Mrs. Thos.. Sweet dur-
ing the week,
Mr. aril Mrs, W. T. Good ison stf
Sarnia spent the week -end here. Mrs. w
ohne and Miss Lila returned with
Leot week in the item ree•Trne to
i e .leant o the :ate 5t rn. i4 hit.:aawre
1 we. st: t, r that 'Ii ten Jacobs wa
°r w ne the team which ran into •:elr.
'hitelord e rig. This is inror.eet, it
eine ::anther young man. It wee,
he.vever, purely a eki,lenutl, and no
b'ante could be attached to anyone.
The supper given in the Trivitt
'4er3.r'el Church Seho.->l Hall on Fri-
day c w'e'ltin; under the auspices of the
Lai lie . Guild and Girls' Auxiliary was
well attended and much enjoyed. Af-
ter supper a brief program was ren-
dered. :including an address by Rev.
Mr. Foote, paetor of Caven C:hutth.
The proceeds" amounted to about $50.
Rev Dr. Medd will occupy his own
pulpit in Olein street church Sunday
mot•nine The evening meeting will
be withdrawn in favor of the macs
meeting in Janice St. church: 1)o not
forget the Bible Study Class to be
hell next Sunday afternoon in :Iain
St Chureh. All boys over 14 ani
,all young men ore welcome. Teacher
is Mr. W. G. Medd, vice-president of
the Ontario Su,nd:ty School Asses.
LOST TOP OF FINGER.
Mr. John Norry ,net. with a painful
ar•cident while engaged in putting in
a hydrant for the town on Monday
last. In some way the third finger on
his right hand became caught between
the
Tepee, taking the top of the finger
DEA T 1 OF MR. PERKINS
The death occurred at his home en
,William Street, Exeter, an Friday last
of Charles Henry Perkins at the age
of 59 yeaxe and 1 month. The deceas-
ed had for eight months suffered from
car,4.er behind the eye, and at titres
the pain was very severe, se that a;
a cure was impossible, his death must
have come as a great relief. Born on
the 4th concession of Usborne he re-
sided there practically all his liffe un-
til eight years ago, when he retired to
town. He was a man respected by
all, of retiring and quiet disposition,
and his passing is greatly regretted.
His wife, whose maiden name was
Madeline Pollock, survives, together
with one son. ,Hervey J., and one
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Dayman.; He is
also survived by six sisters, Mrs.,
Thomas Harvey, Mrs.: S. M. Sanders%,
Mrs. Samuel Rowe of Galt, Mrs. Dun-
can Buchanan of Rollo, Sask., Mrs. J.
Loadman of Battleford, Sask., and
Mrs. Albert Johnston of Luckniosse
The late Mr. Perkins was aLiberal.in.
politics and a Methodist lit religion.
The funeral took place to Exeter cem-
etery on Monday, the Canadian Order
of Foresters of which he was a mem-
ber, attending in a body.
Musical .,
Entertainment
OPERA HOUSE, EXETER
MONDAY EV'G, NOVEMBER 10
H. J. BROUWER, Baritone
CLOIS TERRY, Lyric Soprano
FLORENCE DEWEY, Violinist
Admission 35c. Reserved Seats 50c,
Plus War Tax
Whenever the attraction. put an. by
the London. Conservatory Lyceum are
announced as good the promise is
sure to be more than fulfi;lle.l, The
popular concert party which is to ap-
pear is winning enormous success ev-'
erywhere it appears: The. aa•tists are
obliged to respond to encore after ,m-.
see -core.
Herman, Brouwer is the leading Bar-
itone in, Canada to -day. He .has a
magnificent voice of great power and
range.
C],oie Terry, soprano,wins enthus-
stir applause wherever she appears.
Fitorence• Dewey its a violinist who
wins everybody's heart. She is a play-
er with a superbly beautiful tone and
1einarkable execution,
PHONE 32
JONES &MAY
RHONE 32
Look Over this List of Real
Bargains dor r
November
LADIES' AND MISSES BEAi,TTIFuL SERGE, CREPE, AND DUGHsfS;
SATIN DRESSES AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We place on safe this Wednesday nxoorning 15 only brand new Ladies'
and Misses' Dresses in Serges, Crepe., and Silks. The colors are browns,
taupe ,black, navy, green, and wine. These dresses were made up by
the R 1). Faarbaer' a Co of Toronto, es samples but have not been carried
on the road, so are La perfect condition. 0.-1 account of not being able to
get materials to make snore of these lines we were able to secure these
sample Jiesses at a discount is price, so offer them to you at exactly
regular wholesale prices, Sizes 1& years to 42 bust measure,
LADIES SILK CREPE BLOUSES AT, $4.95„
50 only ladies' silk crepe blouses, "sixes 36 to 44. Colors navy, grey,.
maize, black, flesh, and white; the very latest styles in beautiful quality
silk crepe for early November selling, at Only° $4.95 each,
READ CAREFULLY THIS LiST OF STAPLE BARGAINS
500 yarae heavy print at 24e, yard.
350 yard.: Heavy Factory Cotton at 18c. yard,
300 yaxds of Fine ,Bleached Cotton at 18e. yard
15 svehe extra Heavy Crash Towelling at 19e. yard.
1000 yards Heavy Dress Gingharns of 29e. yard.
4 webs Heavy Cotton Dish Toweliiing at 12}4c. yard.
5 webs Apron Gingham, 36 inches wide. at 25c yard,
5 webs Heavy 42 inch Circuear Pillow Cotton at 49e. yard.
Flannelette Blankets, Ibex and Defj; once Brands 11-4 size.
3.45 a pair; IZ-4 .size $3.75 pair.
Men's Linen Collars, odd lines and sizes at two for 25c.
y syat 2�ndice sk: Canadian Factory Yarn, grey and black, two ply and three pie.
,
Men's ~,live k and White Stripa Overalls, good weight, ail sizes, at 51.95
BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER IN SHOE DEPARTMENT
Mr's Ficawy Rubber Boots at $4.50 p*.
00 pair: Men's Heavy Work Shoes, regular $5.50 for 54.75.
6a paw: Ladies' High Lace, black atr brown: Shoes Neolin Soles, reguisriy
$7.iee and $$.50 pair, for 56.50 tar.
MEN'S AND 130Y'$ OVERCO i.TS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES AT
MODERA FE PRICES.
SEE OUR, LINT) SMOCKS AND N1) SHEEP LINED COATS.
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR THIS MONTH ONLY.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for eiset Cel,elteated Sandford & Li,on Brands
for Alen and Boys.
Clothing
them, eiter a visit in Sarnia.
Mr. Frank Oke of - Toronto was
here a lewv days during the past week
in connection, with the sale of the es-
tate 01 the tate Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.
Oke wee aes•o here for a few days.
Meesis. John and George Ford left
Weclne,day morning for Flint, Mich.,
°wine, to the serious illness of their
brother -in --law, Mr. Paul Weiner, fal-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
• Messrs. B. W. F. Beavers, W. F.
Abbott, Elmer Tuckey, Lloyd Beavers
and Charles Ford of Main street Sun-
day School attended the Bays' Con-
ferencey held at the Y.M.C.A. inLon--
d,on on. Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
A Coated Tongue?
What it Means
A bad breath, coated tongue, bald
taste in the mouth, languor and debili
are usea
signs that
the liver is
out of order.
Paor. Hese-
METER sap!:
"The liver is
an organ
secondary in
importance
only to the
heart.*
We can
mann far,.
Lure poisons
within o n r
own bodies
which are
as deadly as a snake's venom.
The liver acts as a guard over our
well-being; sifting out the cinders and
ashes from the general circulation.
A blockade in the .intestines piles
a heavy burden upon the liver. If
the intestines are choked or clogged
up, the circulationof the blood
becomes poisoned and the 'system
becomes loaded with toxic waste;,
and we suffer, from headache, yet
low -coated tongue, bad taste is
mouth, nausea, or gas, acid dys-
pepsia, languor, debility,, yellow shin
or eyes. At such times one should
take castor oil or a pleasant laxa-
tive. : Such a' one is made of May.
apple, leaves of aloe and jalap, put
into ready - to -use form by Doctor
Pierce, ;nearly fifty years ago, and
sold for 25 cents by all druggists as
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
MONEY TO LOAN
Immo a large amount oS private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rAtes of interna,.
GLADMAN & S'I1INBURY
Baitrir►iers, Solicitors, Exeter
ISAAC IL CARLING, B. A
Barreet:er, Sblicee r, NMM4ry Public,
CommIsAoreer, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of intereest.
Office -Writ Street, Eteafer.
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, Maha Street, Exeter
Dr. G. F. Roulston; L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Clo,ed Wednesday afternoons.
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 noutnds up.
Parties haviang. the required stuff,
write er phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
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 Hurdn
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Waaleroom,s, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Vulcanizing
ALL KINDS OF TIRES. All. work
uainanw.t'eeid. Cash for old tires.
TAYLOR'S TIRE SHOP e
Exeter.
DRS. SWEET & VINING,
Veterinary Surgeons
All calls promptly attended
day or night:`
Offire
Di: Sweets old office '
PhoAe No 120 Eire
to
ter.
Corner Dundas end Richenoind Streets
Fall term opens Sentember 2, 1919
Individual instruction. Efficient
Teachers. Courses up-to-date. Enter
any day.
J, Merritt, Principal,
T DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office --Bakers' Livery Barn,
Calls promptly attended to
night.
Phone 8.
Exeter
day or
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
STRATFORD.. ON?.
The largest and best Commercial
School in Westera Ontario. We give
individual instruction and students
may enter our COMMERCIAL,
SHORTHAND or TELEGRAPHY
Departments at any time, . We as-
sist graduates to posiit)ions. ' Write
now for our free catalogue and
learn the nature of -our work.
D A. McLachlan, Principal.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL Elltb,CTOR
AND FU.RNITT3pE DEALER
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, apices,
teas, coffeeand every-
thing in the grocery line
-Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
Fine New Coats just received
e ved
In Salts Plush, that have distinctive style features, Also this week
we have to show you some particularly good models in Silverton effects,
with beautiful fur collars, which you will be pleased to know ately priced. ware mader-
. MEN'S MADE-TO-MEASUR "E .
CLOTHES
We have been fortunatein securing the agency far Art Clothes, made
by Allen & Cook tof Toronto, and are ah+owing a wide range of all wool'
Cloths for Suits and Overcoats, and can guaranteeyou a perfect fit.
Any clay we will be 'pleased t.e thew you the range.
WORSTED HOSE FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS
•
They are of all wool a'n,cl of good
weight . anal, for school wear can't, be
beat:
This is last year's stock . at the aid
prices 65c., 85c. $1.00
STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
When you buy this well len,osvn
intake you; bet the'best underwear pro
curable. We have
Red Label $3.00
Blue Label $3.25.
RUBBERS! BUBBERS! RUBBERS!
Don't overlook this stare when in need of Rubber Footwear
Wear a pair •of our White Rubber Boats this muddy weather.
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