HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1919-11-27, Page 8EXETER. AlIVEMATE T1iLTH.aflAY N0V127, 16113
;,:eter Markets
Local Doings
l'haaged each WedneselaY Special services ere being conducted
195 in. Main Street church tens week,
leer
Whet neeene, %awl,,e5 to 1.55 The Advocate this week replaced
Oat':
Flour
Shorte
Brei pee ton.
. new laid
Ht Egg -
D ere But:er
Creamery Butter
Lard , ,
Fanny, ner bag ...... -1.75 to 2.00
H•
it 424 85
5.70
52.00
45.00
75
55
53 to 56
64
17.00 to 20.00
Hoge pet lewt. 16.00
T ivitt Memorial
Church
St:n-1 e, as usual.
ell. teen.. Greffin oe near Vancou-
ver, Beee. vneting, his sorts, Messrs.
Gzfn Inee, at the garage, far a
item,- weeks
BAZAAR
tO the Bazaar ea the Tewn
Hall, tweet the 213$.plic es of 'Nettie St.
Leeies* an, Friday the 28th from
3 to lt. Aprons, Fancy work, home -
meet. C ooeing, candy, Chickens, Eggs
Etc. Admiesion to. Bazar and Lunch-
epn 10c Came and pick out your
Chrestmee *resent.
Tree -tit Memorial Girl's Auxillery tn
Feeklay evening; next presents "The
Blue. Cashmere Gown." Adirtission-
15e. and 10c.
STOVE FOR. SALE -
Good second-hand stove for eale,
gated baker and as good as new. Ap-
ply to Mrs elcAvoy, Huron eteeen
111.1•0•111.,
GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE.
International Gasoline Engine for
sale, 3 H. Pe in good order. Cheap
or quick sale, -Exeter Canning Co.
GRAND BEND
ENSILAGE FOR. SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co. is offering
ensilage for sale at $4.00 per ton,
purchaser to pay for weighing on R.
G Seldoies acalee Payment for -en-
silage to be made by March 31, 1920.
EXETER CANNING CO
FOR SALE....
On. hand one Fairbenks-Morse 8 in.
grain grimier and bagger; also Fleury
34ol1er crushers anti grain grinders; In-
ternational and De Laval Cream sep-
arators; McLaughlin cutters and In-
ternational sleighs.--WM. WARD.
ROMANCE OF TARZAN is coming
to Dome Theatre Nov. 28th and 29th.
Among the very best of picture shows
BATTERIES CHARGED
OVER. WINTER.
We are prepared to take care a
batteries through the winter, and
alea to overhaul your cars. Storage is
free on care while being ovenhauled.
T, NELSON, Huron Garage.
qmoimmo.v.vd==
VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mrs. E.
J. Wethey, Andrew St, Apply after-
noons (except Thursday) 4 to 6; ev-
linings 7 to 8.
WANTED
Kitchen Help. State wage& Apply
New Commercial Hotel, Woodstock.
ONIONS,
J. H. Grieve will take in onions at
the old Temperance House on and
after Oct. 14th, except Saturdays.
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS
FOR SALE.
Barren laying strain; half price 31.50
-to make room for winter stock.
J. H. GRIEVE, Exeter.
GIRL AND COOK WANTED
Experienced Dining Room Girl
and also Cook wanted at the Central
Hotel. Exe+er.
FARQUHAR
The Store at Farqubar will close
every night in the week except Wed-
nesday 'end Saturday nights, Law-
rence Fulton.
.„..
Free abortion bacteria (Baviate) will
be supplied to all farmers and stock
,owners for the prevention against and
for the treatment of contagious abor-
tion in cattle.
App'y to H. A. Eckert, V. S.,
Crediton, Ont.
ATTENTION
Ali of our groceries are fresh, there -
lore we have no rea,son to cut our
prices in order to ,get rid of them.
So Phone your order to 56 and have
your groeries delivered at once.
WILSON & SIMS.
Cochrane Machine Shop
GENERAL REPARING
Gas Enzines Overhauled, Re -bored
and New Rings on Piston made, to fit.
Wagon Axles re -fitted and New
Nuts Made.
• All kinds of repair work promptly
attended to,
Connor Gasoline Engines for sale.
Phane 135.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The council of the Corporation of
'County of Huron will meet in the
council-- diameter, in the Town of
Goderich, on. Tuesday, December Zinl,
1919, at 3 reolocie in the afeeinacen.'
All accottate should be in the, hands
of the Clerk on or. before that eate.
Dated at Goderieh Nov. 15, 1919.
GEO. W. HOLMAN, Co. Cleek
thetr gasoline engine with an electric
motet,.
An eleetric nrator to run the, organ
b' -owe r was installed in Main Street
church last week,
Mr. elainice Quence has purchased
the residenc,e of the late James Beer
on Sanders Street, .
Miss :Spicer has been confined to
her home for a fe.w hays owing to
rhetunetism. She is improving,
Mr. Luther Penenfle has rented Mr.
0. Zuefle's house on. Andrew Street
and is moving therethe-, week.
eir. N. Sheere has .purcha.sed the
residence of the late. John Gill on
James Street and .will ia the epring
make some alterations in it.
Mrs, Clubine .of Henneton, is here
owing to the illness of her father,
Mr. Wrn ?arsons, who .is suffering
freni pleurisy, but is improving slowly,
71r. Janice Creech, who has been
confined to his home owing to
iTt-
heatth tor some years, is worse and
shows signs of the final breaking. up.
Mr. J. A. Stewart was in 06110 last
week attending the funeral Of his
brother, John Stewart, who died on
the 16th. Deceeseti leaves te widow,
one emend one daughter.
The contract for the Soldiers' Mem-
orial at Hensall baa been awarded to
elesere Cenninghern & Prycle of Ex-
eter for$2500, The 1110AUTOCAt will be
of „granite and. •the ,statute well be six
feet the whole being about 14 feet
high.
Two Jeus were hi -Ought befere Mag-
istrate: Sanders, Hawkins -and Reeve
Beaver:: by Coaetable Bissett 'Thurs-
day last charged with selling goods
without a hawker's license. Both
pleaded guety and were fined $15.00
each and come, erne:planting, in all t�
$46,00.
eft. W. R, Stewardeen, who recently
disposed of his barbering business to
Mr. John Hockey, moved back to Lu -
can, Ms home town, where he will en-
gage in the auto tire and repair busi-
ness. Devlin!. Mr. Stewardsoree resie
clenee litre he has made many warm
friends who will wish him every sue-
eess in his nek undertaking.
The annual meeting of the Elim-
ville Farmers Club will be held at
Elimville on Wednesday evening
Dee, 3rd. All interested in the U. F.
0. movement are invited to be pre-
sent. Delegates will be appointed
to the Toronto convention.
Enos. Herdman, Secy,
NOTICE
Having disposed of the butcher
business to Mr. B. Makins we beg to
express our appreciation to the JIMMY
customers for their patronage in the
past. All accounts are now due and
we will appreciate a prompt settle-
ment. Accounts may be paid at the
butcher shop.
WM. RIVERS
NOTICE
The Thames Road Farmers' Club
will hold their annual meting on
Monday evening Dec. 1st, at 8 o'clock
The members are all requested to be
present. Also the ladies are invited
with the intention of organizing.
Leslie H. Robinson, Secy.-Treas.
CARD ,OF THANKS.
Will the friends and relatives who
rendered spacial assistance in con.nec-
eon with the funeral services of cur
beloved father, William Down, accept
the sincere thanks of his sons and
daughters eor their exceeding great
kindness. Signed in behalf of
,Sons and daughter&
"MICKEY,"
Many were disappointed Monday last
in not being able to see "Aleckey"
the much talked of movie, advertised
to be put on that day and
night. For some unaccountable rea-
sonnthe reels did not come, but itt
will be put on in Dome Theetre on
Thursday at 2. pen* 4 p.m. and 7.30
and 9.00.
,
WINDLASS.
The party who borrowed Mr. John
Hunters vvindlaes wiel confer a favor
by retuening it at pace.
SPECe.AI. MEETING L. 0. L.
A .sPecial meeting -of. L.O.L., No,.
924,will be held in their hall on. Fri.
evg., Dec. Sth, When the installaitiom
of the newly electedofficers will be
held.-Hermen Powe, W. Master.
LOST'.
On Nov. 1st, art auto -harp in box,
between Dashwood and Kitchener, on
Fullerton, St. Paul and Stratford route
Finder will be suitably rewarded by
potifying Mrs. David Zinn, 66 Brubach-
er St„ Kitchener, Ont.
ANNUAL BAZAAR.
Remember the Annual Bazaar in
the Trivitt lelem,orial Parish Hall, Fri.
Dec. 5. Admission 15c, afternoon tea
included. Good picture and musical
program at 8 o'clock; adraiseion 25c,
STRAY HEIFER
The undersigned had a two-year eld
red heifer stray, from theepremeaes of
Pereeale, Twnship of Stephen,
some time ego. The animal has a -pig
ring in the top of theerieht ear.
Please communicate, with W. H. More
1,c'ci ,. R. Na 2, Crediton.
ESTRAY STEER
There came on, the premtsee of the,
urteersignece Lot 13, South Boundary
ney. a year .011d. steer. Owner nen
have same by proving ownerehip and
peyerig expenses. WM. PFAFF.ARTTFJCJAL LIMBS
, .
=e,
e Man Wantedeyeno''will fejeie,eent liege
A trieili:an...'eaticeiti; inentifeeteeingare.
eq,lecinele.eim.les; Meke 'Peeestee bates
-..caetse•Fneeeettrenteries, etc., fell -M-
eter:141M eteePlre'dnefleer new le limb
furntshed, oli a reeeetteble basis; gond
renioneratio,reeeleat U„ Exeter,
S. Fitton i4visiting in Toronto,
Mr . Freston. Pearin j visiting in.
Detroet and Marlette. •
„Newman Hercly of London spent
Sencley with his peeeats here.
ejr, Garnet 'Pee:imam left Monday
to Visit in Detroit for same weeks,
Mrs. Richard. Coates leaves this
„week to visit relatives in the, West.
reetr, and Mrs, John McMahan. have
'gene to Toranta to spend the winter.
Mr Harold Kuntz left Monday last
for Toronto to leaert the battery. busie
nes s.
Mr. and Mrs. fertile Bissett of Lon
Jo were week end ,visitore with rele
atives here,
Mrs. Wm, Dignan of Lecan spent
a few days of last week with relatives
ite town.
Axelde Davis, who: is working in
Londoa spentee few, days weth his par-
ents here.
Mr. Hurlbert ,of • London visited.
with Mr. and. Mrs M. E, Gardiner oe--
er the week end.
Mess Ina Haskins of London visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs Samuel Parsorte.
Mr. and Mts. C. le; Snell returned
Thursday last after spending several
weeks in Detroit ane Pontiac, Mech.
Mrs. 0, Ileelfenel and daughter Dor-
othy of Landon vieeted with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Arresteang over the week
end.
•ele, W Whitney ..oe...elaverton. end
Miss ii L. Re,Imorite Were guests of
Mrs. john Dignan leet week end heard
Dr. Nelecefe lecture.
Mrs, G Warner of Detroit, who
has been esiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Woods, at •the Molson.s Bank, 'returned
to her li.orrie Monday,
Mr, and Mrs. White and two child-
ren are visiting, Mrs„ White's par -
cuts lein and Mrs. Those Harvey, ar-
riving from the West last week..
Dr. Will Knight, wile bee been over-
seas siaceearly in the war, is .ex-
• pected home shortly on two months'
leave, He is still with the :Imperial
forces,
Mise Terre: *bo has been visiting
her aunt, :Mts. M. E. Gardiner, and
other reletives, sang very acceptably
Sunday morning and evening in -Main
Street Church.
Mr. John C. Snell and Mrs. Joseph
Northron were in Detroit during the
weele
to see their father, Mr. Eli. Snell
who is reported as slowly int:Proving
under • treatment,
Constable Charles Triebner of the
Royal North-west Mounted Police
paid a hurried Neat to his home here
on Tuesday last. He was on cfficial
duty, returning Tuesday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Fe Rodriguez, who have
been. visiting with the lattern parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jas. Bagent, London. Road
south. last week- went to Lori:Jon,
where they intend making their future
home,
Mr, and Mrs. We .3, Homan, were
ta London Sunday attending the fun-
eral thefarmer's aunt, Mra. Deck-
•ei, whohas been. ell for four tr ears,
at the home • of ;elle and, Mrs. Welittem,
Heaman. .
ter. J. A. Rollins of London and his
brother, Mr, Frank Rains of Win-
nipeg, Men., visited here on Thursday
last with relatives. The latter is on
his way to „California to apenct the
winter, being badly crippled up ow -
Mg to illh ealth.
A Wonderful
Combination
41.••••••••••
The Family Herald, and Weekly Star
of Montreal is a wonderful combine -
don. of a newspaper, family magazine
and agricultural journal. It is be-
yond auestion the greatest value on
this Continent. The yearly aubscrip-
tion price In S1e25 and each subecriben
receives a handsome souvenir portrait
of the Prince of Wales„ 16 x 22 inches.
The portrait alone is well worth the
money., The Family Herald is acredit
to Canada. It deserve a place in
every home. $1,25 could bot be bet-
ter spent than. in a year's subscription
to that great paper. The -home with-
out it is cert 'ainly missing a great fam-
ily treat
BEAUTY SECRETS!
Whereshe
gets hes
good looks,
her heal -
thy skin,
her pink
cheeks, is
- known to
every on?,'
because it is apparent that it is
not due to cosmetics, paint and
powder. But the true womanly'
beauty_comes from good health;
and this good health is a WOMaIIIS
secret.
Health comes with good ph*
ical-machinery ad -good spirits,
_
an a-ifive-aiiestion. A. body free
froM-Rains and aches comes with
atonic known. for over- fifty
as -bi41-"terape,ran-c,e"-tome
.4r •
and nervine for woman—name.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreSctiption.
_
It can be obtained in any,
SCO're in liinid-Or-tablit'formroe
Psei)d 100 to Dr. Pierce Invalidie
Hotel, Buffalo; N. Y:
Cleansing Of the inteU1 trial
is important: Take"castor oil oi
Wed a vezetal2le-, pill. Such a
one 1.8' com_posid of May7apple,
. leaves of ales; r--ojalap, and
'tied Pel-
„up4op into tmY sYg..a.r-PDa
tat every drug store
-
ea LV. Pierce's Pleasant_ Pellet.
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PHONE 32
JONES & MAY PHON 34
Special Sale of Ladies' Seal
Plush and Baby Lamb Coats
41
WE PLACE ON SALE THIS
WEEK EIGHTEEN ONLY BLACK
SILK SEAL PLUSH COATS AND
SALT'S BRANT) OF BABY LAMB
SIZES 36 to 44,
These Goats were regularly priuced
at $34.50 and $36.50.
On sale this week at only $29.50
each. These coats are rare bargains.
Ladies', I‘ 'Essen, and Children's Cloth
Goats, all popular colors, at particul-
arly attractive pres.
FURS OF RELIABLE QUALITY
November is the big selling month
f -or Furs. We are well prepared to
rneet the demands with a large stock
of Neck Pincers and Muffs in all the
1.›0Pular lines of furs, We stand at
the back of every fur we send out
and rout prices are rensortahle.
MEN'S FUR COATS
We can save you dollars on Men's
Fur and Fur -collared Coats.
Buy Rugs and House Furnishings now
You will pimply be arnazod at our wonderful values in Rugs; and infect
all lines of House Furnishings. These lines are becosning scarcer every
month; also„priees will be much higher for Spring. Make acientinen new.
COME TO THIS STORE FOR YOUR WALL PAPERS.
Imitation Wool Blankets
We have just received another shipment of beautiful imitation wool
biankets. These range in price from $4.50 to $740 aecording to size.
Felt Shoes for Women
Start the winter right with a pair of warm Felt Shoes. No use waiting
till winter is half over. We are selling them at the same price as last
year, Largest assortment we ever had of Felt Shoes and Cosy Slippers.
Men's and Boys' Overcoats
Newest Style. Best Colors, Good Quality at Medium Prices.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the CC/shire/tad Sandford & Lion Brands -Clothing
lb! Men and Boys.
• MONEY TO LOAN
We lame a 'surge amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low Mies of interest.
GLA13MV.T & S'IANSURY
Bastielisra, Sensitises, Elsner
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
THE WATKINS AGENT bandies
ill kinds of fapiing tonics for both man
and -beast; also toilet articles,. Their'
spices and flavorings are the, purest
on the market Only sold their
agents to the consumer.
Wro Andrew, Agent, Exeter. PhonP 43
DRS. SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
All coals promptly attended
day or night
Office -
Dr. Sweets old office
Corner Dundas and Richanond Streets
London, Ont.
Our aim is to nurn out efficient
graduates; enter now and become one.
of them Bookkeeping and Stenogra-
phy.
J. Morritt, N. Stonehouse,
incipal Vice -Principal
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Mike -Makers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls Preraptly attended to day or
night.
' Mese 8.
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
CENTRAL
Phone No. 120 Exeter. sTRATFONO. ONT.
FRAN'Ki TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron, and Middlesex
Price e Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, -- Ontario.
T.he largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. We give
individual instruction and students
may enter our COMMERCIAL,
SHORTliAND or TELEGRAPHY
•
Departments at any time., We as-
sist graduates to positfions. Write
now for our free catalogue and
learn the nature of our work.
D A.. McLachlan, Principal,
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEh.R AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cocksbutt Waseroorns, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Roadsters. L. D. DS.
DENTIST
over Canines Law Office
Wednesday afternoons.
Of rico
Cloned
HORSES WANTED
up, 'weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Partie.; having the required stuff,
want an unlimited number of
Horses inn good condition Geldings 5
yea,r4 old up, weighing from 1500
Pounds up. Mares from 4 years nnt
,.,ito ar pthoiie ss Exeter
, ISAAC:IL CARLING, 13. A.
Barrister, Selleiltor, Notary
Ceaninlaciner, ;Solicitor for the Mot -
ons Bank; Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest,
Office -Main Street. Exeter.
en:nen
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE FUNERAL' IMMO-TOR
AND FURNITURE DEALtsR
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and everr
thing in the grocery
Oall and see us. A trial
as to quality will COI1V1ii-
0e.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. -Gould
SOUTH-COTTPHONE 134:
MI$SES and LADIES' COATS
greatly reduced in price
Om' first seas,on, for Misses and Ladies' 'Coats' has been a great sucn
cess.... This week we reduce the price on eneryncpat as. we want to (leer
out eery garmet.
SAVE MONEY, WY,. NQW
We can't afford to carry them over
HEAVY SOX AND RUBBERS
You Will be needing then this' kind
of , weather, carry a hilt .range
•
MeavyRubbers, 82.30 to $4,25
SWEATER COATS FOR ME
That are well worth the 'money, xuae
with roll collar and are all anion
Cogars-Maroon, .grey and Brown
Special!. at $5.00
New Wall
Anyone wanting. WAIL PAPERS
We havea brand new stock o' papers
vcry- moderate prices,, We want you to
apers
ihoiald see our benutifist range. "'
ta suite any ,roorn incyour .home at
pee ;them