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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-11-13, Page 8• EXETER ADVOCATE, TRUE SIlAY, NQIf' la181.8 Exeter Markets Changed each WednLselay Fall Wheat „see.,.• , sew,a Oita ' }. Family Flour .., .,. Shorts New Lard Eggs Bran per tea Held Eggs , .. , - Dairy Butter Creamery Butter Lard I'ot'a:os , pzr bag „<.,.. Hay .N., Hog: pet ewe 1,95. to 1.25 85 52,00 65 45.00 53 to 56 35 1.60 to 1.80 16.00 .t 16.75 Trivitt Memorial Church Servises as usual, mermen ;l d ev enin The Ladies' Aid of the ;Mitt St. Methodist t:'hurch will hold a Baz- aar in the Town Hall on Friday, Noveem!'r 28th afternoon and even . -e Local Doings Mr. Wrn. Brodd Of lisborne, pur- chased the residence of the late Jos. Peart on Saturday., The price was $1400 The Dayman will case ,is up Ler trial. at God,erich this week, and Mr, W. W. Dayman of Sarnia came home to attend. :Miss K.McFaul was unable to pre- side at the organ in thei Trivitt Mein - oriel Church on Sunday owing to ill- ness. Miss Fish filled the vrvancy very acceptably. Dr. Vining and Mr. Hazeltose went to Oshewa last week and on Sunday returned with the doctor's ens which has been fixed up after the wreck two or three months ago, Mr, Joshua, Johns, Usborne, who has been confined to his bed as the result of a tall from an apple tree, is recov- ring from hie injuries and it is ex- pected that he will soon be around again, LOS T. On Nov i.t, an auto -harp :n box, between D setwaod and Kit+:heaer, on Fullerton. S:. Paul and Stratford route Finder will be suitably rewarded by notifyia; Mrs. David Zinn, 6t* Brubech- er St., Kitchener, Ont. CORN CHECKS. Corn: glowers for the Exeter Can - ants Co. can get their checke at The Advocate office. FOR. SALE. On hand one Fairbanks -Morse 8 :sn. grain grinder and bagger; also Fleury roller crushers and grasp grinders; In- ternational awl De Laval Cream sep- ,rators ; 3icLaaugh in cutters and in terve ttieael stubs. --\i 1M. WARD. AT DOiNIE THEATRE. "Mickey," the ever popular nnov s. is coming Frisk y and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 2Z. The whole word has gone crazy +aver this f.;im. It is a picture v.,u will never forget. Large Grocery Corporation is iir'ing tO start mart everywhere is a cut-rate groce.ty business of their owe. Earn $ 3? weekly. Send for pans The Consumers' A.ssosiation, l�-.rdsor. BATTERIES CHARGED OVER WINTER. We are prepered to take Care o batteries through the winter, and also to overhaul your cars. Storage is free on cars while being overhauled. T. NELSON, Huron. Garage. VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mrs. E. J. Wethey, Andrew St, Apgy after- noons (except Thursday} 4 to 6; ev- enings 7 to 8. SIrANTEI3 Kitchen Help. State wages. Apply New Commercial Hotel, W oodstoclr. ONIONS. J. H. Grieve w•iwl :site in priors at the o1.1 Temperance house on and after Oct. 14th, except Saturdays. WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS FOR SALE. Barren laying strain; half price $1.50 -to make room for winter stock. J. H. GRIEVE, Exeter. ELGAR LADIES' QUARTETTE have many fine programmes consisting of good, humorous and novelty num- bers. Let us have your next concert. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices mod- erate Write 37 Oxford St. West, ...e.ejon Ont. CIDER AND APPLE BUTTER Our cider mill will be open for mak- ing cider and apple butter every day with the exception of Monday each week. Mrs. Cottle has charge of the cooking. S. J. V. CANN. GIRL WANTED Experienced Dining Room Girl wanted at Central. Hotel, Exeter. ATTENTION Alt of our groceries are fresh, there- fore we. have no reason to cut ouri prices in .order to get rid of them.. So Phone your order to 56 and have your groceries delivered at once. WILSON & SIMS. Cochrane Machine Shop GENERAL . REPARING Gas Engines Overhauled, Re -bored and New Rags on piston made, to fit. Wagon Axles 2'e -fitted and. New Nuts "Made. All kind.; of repaur ,•work promptly attended •to. Gonne* Gasoline Engines for sale. Phone 135. COWS COWS COWS AUCTION RALE OF DAIRY .COWS Thomas. Cameron has received in- structions to sell by public auction at the. Central Hotel, Exeter, , on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1919 -at one o'clock the following: - 4 cows just freshened. ' 3 cows clue at time of sale. 3 cows with calves at foot 15 cows due later. 5 2 -year-old heifers. The above cows are mostly .three and four years old and will be sold under guarantee. Any person wish- ing to get 'a good cow ought to at- tend this sale. TERMS --8 months credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes.' A discount of 6 per cent per annum off for cash, leer guson, Thomas Cameron 'Proprietor Auctioneer J C. Iiogarth, writing, to The A dvwcate from Purees, l+ian., says,- "Winter ays,-"Winter ee here. with us again. It is one of the earliest on record since the veer 1Se9- when, it froze up for good en the lith day of October, also that being tine severest winter on 'record, i oelie -e the past season has been the hotter• on record. Our crops were only far. Threshing has been fin- ished earlier than usual, therefore some• farmers have all their plowing .tone while others have none done, Stock has gone into winter in fairly good shape this fall, with lots of feed for their keep. Hoping this. finds you all well, and wishing you a prosperous New Year. MARRIED, - At the Methodist parsonage, Ailsa Craig, on Nov. 8, the marriage took place of Muriel Rose Evans ot Ailsa Craig to Arthur Drum- mond of McGillivray Township, son of Clerk J. in Drummond. -Miss Evans is a daughter of Mrs. E. A. Brown a former resident of Exeter. WRIT AGAINST MIDDLESEX. The county of :1liddlesex is the de - ten dant M. a writ issued from the su- preme + ourt office on behalf of Geo Walp:.'r ot Stephen Township, who claims for damages because of injur- ies sustained by 14m while driving an rutomoble en a county road. alleged net to be in a proper state of repair. Ile road in question cis in the town- ship of McGillivray, and north of Parkhill. N. F. Newton of Parkhill is acting tot the plaintiff. BANK CHANGES. Mr. Dejeanwho has been account- ' t in. the Maisons Bank here for some months, has been promoted to man- ager at Harrow and deft for that place Saturday. Mr. Kalbfleiseh of 'Zurich fills the vacancy in the vloisons here. Mr. Hazelton who has been in the/ Bank of Commerce here, has been transferred to Cobalt, and Mr. K J, Fuke, at Exeter boy returned from ov'ereas, takes the Fork in the local branch. DEATH OF MARIA GLANVILLE After as few months' residence 3n Exeter the death .occurred on Nov. 6 of Maria Jane Glanville, at the age of 58 years, 11 months ,and 22 days. De -s ceased had been a resident -of Stephen practically all her life, moving to Ex- eter a year or so ,ago with her father and brother, Lyman. She was troubl- ed with dropsy and had been 311 some time. Besides those mention. she is survived by a brother, Arthur of Ex- eter, a brother, Frank of Stephen, and two sisters, Mrs. T, Crewes of town and iNiiss Ida of Stephen. The funeral took place from their residence Main Street, on Saturday to the Exeter cemetery. EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT. The musical concert given in the Opera Houde on :Monday by the Lon- don Conservatory Concert Company proved to be a most pleasing affair. The weather was unfavorable but a faer crowd was in attendance. Each num- ber was repeatedly encored and the artists graciously responded. Mr. Her- man J. Brouwer, baritone, and Miss Clois Terry, soprano, have rem arkably fine voices, while. Miss Florence Dew- ey, violinist, and Mr. F. L. Willgoose, accompanist, are masters of the vio- lin and piano,, respectively. After the program communety singing was indulged in and several of the old and popular melodies were sung by the artists and audience together. It is seldom that a musical entertainment is' more thoroughly enjoyed than this one was. • Dr. McGillicuddy of London was in town Saturday. Mrs.. R. N. Creech is spendiing, a week in Brantford, Mr. Walter Dearing was up. from London over Sunday. Mr. Thos. Newell visited, with -his parents in Stretfgrd on Tuesday. Judge Dickson of Goderich was in town on Friday and Saturday last. 'eke. Cameron of Chicago, 11e, is Visiting with her mother, Mrs. Piper; Mrs. Thos. Carling of Brighton is visiting relatives in Exeter and Cen- tralia. ' hir. Ed. Harwood of 'Toronto visit - Sunday er ed hie mother Mrs. Jas. Pickard ov Mrs. A 'el, Heiman of London was a visitor this week wyth Mrs. W. J. ITeaman Dr, Browning is in Godertsch this week in connection with the Dayman will case. vir R G. Sefton was in Ingersoll part of last week owing tos the illness of his father and ,his uncle. Mrs. Craig and little daughter, after a visit at Mr. T. Fitton's, returned on Saturday to her hodne at Brighton. Mr. and :Mrs. Ilarris left Moeday to', visit in London, Toronto and New York, before returning to their home in Waitsburg, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. H. J: O'Connell. and Mrs. 14eRae, who have been visiting their father, Mr, Thos. Hatter, Exet- er North, have returned to their home in Chicago. Mrs. John Norry left Tuesday morn • - ing for Detroit, where she will spend a time with her father, Mr. Eli Snell, who is still undergoing treatment for. the removal of a canes, - DARKTOWN SWELLS. Scintillating Comedy of the jubilant. kind under the head of The Dark - town Swells, who will be seen at the Opera House, Exeter, for one xmgtit only, Thursday, Nov. 13.E The .thea- tre going pullitic have been Offlered theatricals ofevery variety, but none have ,proven so suc:gessfuj as the com- edy chow with music and backward glance over the rank of theatrical hits. To be amused has always been .the demand of the theatregoing public, The Darktawn Swells have been so constructed as to give the spice .or variety ;to their show for they have eombineu m.imastrels, vaudeville and musical comedy and made ,it all one big show. The show has been built for laughing purposes only and have a record of a ,laugh a minute and con- tains a landslide of comedy and bril- ient musical numbers with the faanous Memphis "razz" Band as the head- liner. Just see the parade and hear the band concert end if it is not just what we advertise then take your ham- mer and knock. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of Mr. Wm Passmore of Usborne has Street. purchased ht Colsvill, Northence t f the late Official a nnvunctement has been male of the appointment of Mr. Wil - lm Trebner, Son of Mr. and Nrs... Frank Triebner of Stephen, to the position of Excise Officer for the In- land Revenue Department for the Province of Alberta. We heartily congratulate our young friend on the appointment and we teed confident that the duties of the office has been', entruste is good hands. CLARKE-BOWEY. A quiet but very prettywedding was solemnized in the Trivitt Mem- orial Church at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning when Mr. Kenneth George Clarke of London was united in mar- riage to Miss Francis Louise Bowey, second daughter of Mr. Alfred Bowey of town The ceremony was perform- ed by the rector, Rev. A. A. Trumper, in. the presence of only the relatives and a few friends. The flower decorations were of a particularly striking character and were comprised of orchids, sunburst roses and A.dri- adum fern. The bride looked charm-'; Eng gowned. in a travelling suit of navy blue tricoline. The ceremony over the happy Couple were motored to the depot where they took the train for a honeymoon trip to Buffalo and on their return they will make their home in the Forest City. The best wishes will be theirs for a long and happy wedded life, ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. At James Street Methodist church, Nov. 16th. The choir will appear in their new gowns for .the first time. A treat in musical numbers is being pre- pared by the. choir assisted by others. Rev. 13r. S. Banks Nelson of Knox Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, mar be the preacher. Dr. Nelson is known in Exeter and occuipies one of the larg- est churches in Canada, which Sab- bath after. Sabbath is crowded to the dooirs, suggests his ability aspreach- er. On Monday night, Nov. 17, Or. Nelson will give in, James St. Meth- odist Church his noted lecture, en- titled, "Russia and Us.," He is emin- ently fitted,, being quite fluent as a reader and writer of the Russian Lan- guage, 'anguage, also having made Russia a sub- ject of study and traveL Admission to the lecture 25c for adults and 15c. for children. The public are invited to enjoy this treat. When The Day Is Over When the k' r.. household cares and the worries of everyday Life hire dragged you down; made you un- happy, and there is noth- ing. in life but headache, backache and worry, turn to the right prescription, one gotten up by Dr. Pierce fifty years ago. Everything growing out of the ground: seems intended for some use in establish- .. ing natural conditions." Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., long since found out what is naturally best for women's dmeases. He learned' it a11•tbrough treating thou sands of ,cases. The result of his studies was a 'medicine called Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, This medicine is made of vegetable growths thait nature surely 'intended for backache,' headache, weakening pains, irregulari- ties, inilammatiens, and for the many disorders common to women in ail ages ol life. Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription is made of lady's slipper: root, black *abash' root, unicorn root, blue cobosh root and. Oregon grape root. Dr. Pierce .'me** when he first made this standard medi- cine, that whiskey and marpp-bine are in- jurious, and so he has always kept them out of his remedies. Women who take this standard remedy know that in Dr. Pierces: Favorite Prescriptionthey are getting a safe woman's tonic so good that druggists everywhere sellit, in liquid or tablet form. 1 PHONE 32 JONES • &MJY PHONE 34 Loiik Over this List of Real Bargains for November LADIES' AND MISSES BEAUTIFUL SERGE, CREPE, AND »UCHssSS SATIN DRESSES AT WHOLESALE PRICES - We place on sale this Wednesday moorniog 15 only brand new Ladies' and Misses' Dresses in, Serene, Crepes and Silks. The colors are browns, taupee,,,,black, navy, green, and wine. These dresses were made up, by the R D. Fairbairn .Co of Toronto, as samples but have not been carried on the saad, so are SA perfect condition. On account of not be ing able to get .materials to make more of these lines we were able to secure these sample =i esses at a discount in price, ' so offer them to you at exactly regular wholesale pries. Sizes 16 years to 4Z bust measure, LADIES SII.' CREPE BLOUSES AT. $4.95. 50 only ladies' silk ereps blouses, sizes 36 to 44. Colors navy, grey, maize, Neck, flesh, and white; the very latest styles in beautiful quality sill, crepe for early Novt!m ser selling, at only $4.95 each, READ CAREFULLY THIS LIST OF STAPLE BARGAINS 500 yard heavy print at 24c. yard. 350 yards Heavy Factory Cotton at 16e. yard. 300 yards of Fine ,Bleached Cotton at 18e. evard' 15 webs extra Heavy Crash Towelling at 19e, yard. 1000 yards iieary Dress Ginghams :,t 29c. yard. 4 webs Heavy Cotton Dish Toweldiiing at 121c, yard. 5 webs Apron Gingham, 36 inches wide at 25c yard. 5 webs Heavy 42 inch Circular Pillow Cotton at 49c. yard. Flaune este Blankets, Ibex and Deft anee Brands 11-4 size. 3,45 a pair; 12-4 size $3,75 pair. Men's Linen Collars, odd lines and sizes at two for 25e. 7 spindle. Canadian. Factory Yarn, grey and black, two ply and three at 29c skein. ply Men's Black and White Stripe Overalls, geed weight, all sizes, at $1,95 pair. BARGAINS FOR NOVEMBER IN SHOE DEPARTMENT Men's Heavy Rubber Boots at $4.50 pair. 60 pain; Men's Heavy Work Shoes, regular $5,50 for $4,75, on pros Ladies' High Lace, black or brown Shoes Neolin Soles, regularly $7,Si' and $8.50 pair, for $6.50 pr, MEN'S AND BOY'S OVERCOATS IN ALL IliE LATEST STYLES AT MODERA TE PRICES. SEE OUR LINED SMOCKS ANI) SHEEP LINED COATS. THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR THIS 13ONTH ONLY. Headquarters JONES & MAY for wee iteiebrated Sandford & Ligan Brands Clothing tor Men and Soya. 1 MONEY TO LOAN Ws have a tate amlouttt of private funds to loan on farm and village property at loan rnleta of interest. GLADMAN & STANEURY Baacialers, Solicitor:, Easter 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 Administrators' Auction Sales of FARM, STOCK, IMPLEMENTS HAY, GRAIN AND ENSILAGE The administrators of the estate of the late P. B. Gardiner has in- structed Thomas Cameron to sell by Public Auction on Lot 29, N.T.R. Township of ` Usborne on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919 at 12.30 noon the following: • HORSES -1 Grey mare, agri., 2 geldings, agri., 1 strong farmer's driver. CATTLE -1 cow due time of sale, 1 cow due in Dec.,; 1 cow due in January; 6 cows due later 7 2 -year old heifers supposed to be with calf 3 steers, 2 years old, fat; 1 steer one year old; 9 calves; one pure bred Durham bull 15 months old. HOGS -1 sow with litter at foot; 1 sow' due in January; 2 young. sows; 1 fat sow; 15 shoats, 100 hens and pulletts. IMPLEMENTS -1• lumber wagon, box and springs complete; 1 truck wagon; 1 top buggy; 1 open buggy, 1 democrat, Ford ear, 1 pair sleighs 2 cutters; strawcutter; 1 manure spreader (new); 1 binder, mower; horserake; 1 two -furrow riding plow; 1 single furrow riding plow; 2 walking plows; cultivator disc; harrows; seed drill; scuffler, corn cultivator; root pulper; steel land roller; fanning mill; hay rack; pig rack, gravel box, stone }drat, manure boat; iron roller; 3 sets_ double harness; set single harness; robe, ; rugs; platform scales; forks, shovels hoes, whiffletrees, neckyokes, four horse eveners, grain bags and other articles too numerous to mention. 600 bus. oats; .500 bus. mixed grain; 30 tons first class_ hay. TERMS ,All' sums of 810 and, under, cash; over that amount 3 months credit will be given on furn- ishing approved joint notes. A dis- count of ^4 per cent per annum off for cash on credit amounts. THOMAS CAMERON, Auctioneer MADMAN & STANBURY Solicitors, for the Administrators Comer Madan and Richmond Streets London, Ont. Our aim is to cturn. out efficient graduates; enter novo and become one of them Bookkeeping and Stenogra- phy. J. Morritt, N. Stonehouse, Principal.. Vice -Principal I DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter Calla promptly attended to day or night. d Ffiune 8. FALL TERM EROM SEPTEMBER 2 CENTRAL STRATFOR©.. ONT. The largest and best Commercial School in Western Ontario. We give individual instruction and studernts may enter our COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND or TELEGRAPHY Departments at any timeu We as- sist graduates to positlo/es. Write claw for our free catalogue and learn the nature of our work. D . A. McLachlan, Principal. y Furniture and Undertaking R. N. ROWED,. THE• FUNERAL I3IRbCTOR AND FURNITURE DEAL1Ut. 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 OU1 RtOTT BROS. ...• Elegant Baby Lamb. and Plush Coats You will say the styles are good as well as the values, when yo users" the beautiful Baby Laimb and Plush Coats that we are. showing, Sizes 36 to 44. Piicald at $32 tof '$50: NEW SWEATERS FOR BOYS They are the Idled that every -boy. likes. We have them for the tittle ,fellows, too. Priced at 52.25, $2,35, $2.50 LEATHER MITTS AND GLOVES They are great values as they have been carried over from last season. Priced at 75c., $1.00, $1:25 RUBBER AND 1211B13ER A 'very necessary thing these days We carry a big assortment. When you want them come in and see us. BOOTS.