The Exeter Advocate, 1919-12-4, Page 8RXBTER DvarsiS.TE, TH 3 t6D1tY I1En. 4 ID111
Ex 'ter Markets
Changed each Wedzues.Klay
Fell Wheat .4:,..,... •• ,,,,.. 1.95
Barley 1.25 to 1.35
Oats ...... • ., e 85
5,85
amxly ,Flour •52.00
Shorts
Bran per ton 45.0000
New Ladd Egg, ...
Held Eggs . '*5
55 -58
:�zary Butter...,..... 68
Creamers' Butter 68
LardY.'
P- trig - er i • 1.75 to2
II ., ..,17 00 ,to 20.00
inion ...15.00
Memorial
hurch
Scrvi-e,..i, u ua1.
SOWS S el Ele.
Twa Vor sows. I have same in my.
barn. Owner .ant, :hare same by pay-
iue tier Oa see. ,and expenses:. If
not clainie.l w;.'.,' sell :to pay expense;,
R. E. Foley, R. R. 1, Woodhull
.ere elrli it with the latest
thinks. Try our jar oysters, cran-
berries, etc.,
HARVEY & HARVEY.
Local Doings
Cauttiy Court will be held in God-
ezich on Tuesday, December 9, Judge
Dickson presiding.
The reeves of the various munic-
tp iities are attending County Counei1
n Gselerich this week.
Mr W. H. bearing of Stephen has
pur.ehaeed a lot from -Dr. Browning,
north of W. J ,Bissett's and iv91,1
erect a house eext summer.
The use of bi-carbonate of solei as
a tooth pow der assists in whitening
the teeth Tooth powders containing
charcoal have a similar effect.
Mitchell bets had all the pupils of
the Pubin school vaginated as a pre-
cautuort against smallpox. Stratford
lend Dublin have several cases.
"Mickey" put on at the Dome
Theatre. ,on Thursday afternoon and
evening attracted U. packed jlouse on
all occasions. It is a charming picture
show,
On Nov 19th the marriage took
pace at Thames Road Manse of Mr.
Nell McGill of Usborn• to Miss Jessie
:1icCu dy , daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
Thomas McCurdy of Exeter.
The" dame given by the young men
of town oa Thursday- night last was
well attended and a very enjoyable
time was spent by all. The music was
furnished by the London orchestra.
STOVI. FOR SALE—
Good second-hand stove foo'
good, baker and as good as new. „tsp-
ply to Mrs. MMAvoy, Huron street
GASOLINE, ENGINE FOR SALE.
Irrte.rn:.tinna1 Gasolisne Entinefor
sale, 3 H. P., in good order. Cheap
for quick sale.—Exeter Canting Co.
ENSIL.GE FOR SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co. is offerieg
ensilage for sale at $4,00 per n nR,
ppurchase to pay for weighing a
G Seldon's scale, Payment for .en-
silage to be made by ?,larch 31, 1920.
EXETER CANNING CO
•
FOR SALE.
On hand one Fairbanks -Morse 5
grain ;rimer and bagger; also Fleury
roller crushers and grain grinders; In-
ternational and De Laval Cream sep-
arators; Me au ;hlin cutters and In-
ternation:tl sleighs.-- W 1i• WARD,
OFFICERS ELECTED,
Exeter Lodge No. 67, LO.O.F., el-
ected their officers for next year at
their regular meeting last week—Noble
Gran:. ,,Theo. Walper; Vice Grand, R.
W. Fuke; Financial Secretary, Welt
Johns, Reeorditag Secretary, R. N.
Creech; Treasurer, E. M. Diapers ;
Medical Examiner, Dr Graham; Trus-
tees. VVT Martin, W. ,Johan R. N.
Creed,_
Lebanon Forest Lodge, No, 133,
A. F: & A. M., elected their officers
for 192') on Monday night last,--Wor.
Master, R N Rowe; Sr. Warden, A.
E. Kuhn; Jr. Warden, E. 115. Dignan;
Chaplain, i1I. Eacrett; Trews., C. H.
Sanders; Secretary, R. N. ,Creeeli ;.
Tyler. S. Sweet, Auditors, T. S.Woods
and A. Rastiags; Board of Examiners,
M. Eacreit, W. W. ,Taman, R. G.
:Seldom The Installation wild take
place on Monday evening, Dec. 29th.
Mr. Ed Heideman has returned af-
ter a visit in Torontott
:lir. W. S. Cale ,was in Toronto for
a few days last week.
Mr. S. M. Sanders was in Toronto
on business this week.
Mr. T. W. Hawkshaw of J..ondon
was in town this week.
!Sirs. S. Fithian,has returned from a
visit with her son in Toronto;
Miss Grebe Redden of London I311,41 -
ness College was home over Sunday,
Miss Hume Heideman has returned
front e visit with her brother in .Cor-
onter.
;Sir. T. 11. Newell is attending
• e
tueetin of the Shrin,4rs in London
this week.
J. Soethaott extended the.
Press Assocaa,tionmeeting in. Toronto
last week.
Mrs. Dui Schroeder and little 1)otris
who have been visiting in Milverton,
Stratford and Isitclsesner for two
weeks have returned home.
The idolwelll House will be opene 1
out again shortly John «'..art of
Dasiteeod having leased it. The place
has been. closet up since J. Sparks
made an assignment.—Thedford Tri-
bune. _.
The wedding took place at Van.-
vetiver
anmover recently of Ernest Rivers, son
of Mr ane Mrs. W. C., Rivers of Ex.-
eter to :hiss Catherine Ann Lefech,
jeughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M.Leitclt
of V rcouver. Mr. Rivers is resident
engineer for the C. N. R. The y oun
.•oup,e spent thein honey -moon in Cal-
ifor-nia.
WINDLASS.
The party who borrowed Mr. John
Hunters windlass will confer a favor
by returning it at once.
BATTERIES CHARGED
OVER WINTER.
We are prepared to take care of
batteries through the winter, and
also to overhaul your cars. Storage is
free
on auled.
T. NELSON, bHuron eing Garage.
VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mrs. E.
j, Wethey, Andrew St. Apply after-
norms
s
nods (except Thursday) 4 to 6; ev-
enings 7 to 8.
WANTE30
judge Dickson in passing sentence
n Blanchard tcai11 Puts, who cyas on
trial for committing an outrageous tre•-
fen.'. against his daughter, sixteen
years at age addressed the pr!saner
at some length, irisin,; that his first
intentaa i was to give the maximum
punishment of fourteen year., but up
0,1 counsel for the prisoner ,ieser b-'
ng the environment of Williams in
his early life he had changed his mind
semew1tat. He felt that he should
sentence the prisoner to a term that
would allow his Youngest child to
grow old enough to protect herself
before Williams would be. around to
have any influence over her. He said
that the Children's Aid Society was
taking care of the children. under the
ago of sixteen years and that some
provision would shave to be made for
the daughter he had ruined for life.
"The sentence tviji be nine years in.
Kingston Penitentiary where you will
have a chance to learn an honest trade
and repeat the awful crime which you
have committed." ,said the judge.
POULTRY SHOW.
The 34th annual exhibition of the
Huron 'County Poultry and Pet Stock
show will be held in Goderich on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Jan
14th 15th and. 16th. The prize list
has been revised and made more lib -
Kitchen .Help. State wages. Apply era. to +exhibitors.
New Commercial Hotel, Woodstock,
ANNUAL BAZAAR. TEAM RAN AWAY,
Remember the Annual Bazaar in b
the Trivitt Memorial Parish Hall, Fri.
Dei. 5. Admission 15c, afternoon tea
included. Good picture and musical
program at 8 o'clock; admission 25c.
STRAY HEIFER
The undersigned had a two-year old
red heifer stray from the premises of
Mr. Pcnhale Township of Hay
.some time ago. The animal has a pig
rine in the top of the right ear.
Please communicate. with W. H. Mor-
ten( R R. No. 2, Crediton.
GIRT, AND COOK `WANTED
Experienced illnina Roam Girl
and also Cook wanted at the Central
Hate'. Exe+er.
SHIP STORE
A team of horses t b elonging to Mr.
Harry Eiworthy of Usborne at'td driv-
en by the hired maga, broke away from
Harveys' mill on Monday afternoonand
made a lively run down. William street.
O. reaching Huron street they turn-
ed east and in. passing R. N.
R1ow 's
the wagon struck his buggy
d
been left standing outside, beading the
axle, and doing other damage. Mr.
Robert Dinney succeeded in getting
the team stopped at this paint. The
wagon tongue was broken, but other-
wise the damage was light.
TRAINS CUT OFF.
Messrs. Richard Bissett and Wal-
ter Dearing of London and Mr. Young
Creeeli of Detroit attended the fun
erd of the late James Creech on
:.fe>nalay.
.1r. Victor French of Weitaskiwin,
Alberta, spent a day or two here
with relatives, after attending the
Canadian Sress Association meeting in
Toronto, 41,
.frs. Bislu35 and daughter Winnie
of London, En;;., arrived here last
wcee. to reside. They are motherand
sinter, respectively, o1 Mrs. Norman
klo;:key of town.
Mr. and ltrs. Henn Coultis ee-
turne'l home from their weddieg trip
fast week and were givers a warm en-
thusiastic reception by their friends
who gathered at their home to wel-
come them. -
Having returned from overseas I
leave decided to take over the general
store business n Shipka. conducted'by
Mr W. D. 1+fcleelllar . during my ab-
sence, an1 1 shell be pleased to wel-
cone a,1 my odd customers and others
who see fit to deal with me.
h. RAIZ.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. G. A K. ,McLeod wishes to
thank the members of the Masonic
Lodge fot their letter of sympathy,
also all the friends ,who were so kind
to Mr. McLeiotl in his last illness.
CARL) OF THANKS.
In addition to the remuneration the
Exeter Canning Co. wish to heartily
thank the men who so loyally came to
heir assistance to repair the damage
lone to the factory after the storm.
WEATHER STRIP.
How about the draft coming through
around your doors Why not shut it
out by buying Welather Strip from
J W. Hera, who has an expert, G,
Green of Woodstock, corrin; this
week to put it ion, •
Giving the shortage of coal as the
reason the Grand Trunk on Sunday
last cut oli a large number of trains,
seven going off on the London clivi: -
ion. The Loddon, Huron and Bruce
is affected to the extent that we now
have but one passenger train each way
—going south in. the morning £ram
Winghan, to London. and back at
night. t. This ,means that we get no
daily papers until evening.. Why the
railway company cannot give us the
morning, train: north and the evening
train south is a mystery, as it would+be
much more convenient for the people
travedelrs.1 Why forand the commercial
merth
Grand Trunk ,too.alter this arrangemeznt,
and failing, in this make applic$tion,td
the railway .board?
DEATH, OF JAMES CREECH. •
MONEY TO LOAN
We ;nave a. large amount of private
funds to loan •on farm and village
property- at Iow rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANB JRY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
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
FA1 QITI-Lele
The Store at Farquhar will close
every night in the week except Wed-
nesday and Saturday nights, Law-
rence Fulton.
Free abortion bacteria (Bovine) will
be sump fed to all farmers and stack
owner , fol the prevention, against and
for the -treatment of contagious abor-
tion, in cattle.
Appy to H. A. Eckert, V. S.,
Crediton, Qat.
NOTICE
Having disposed of the butcher.
'business -to Air. E. Makins we beg to
express our appreciation to the many
eustom.ers 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
Cochrane Machine Shop
GENERAL REPARING
Gas Engines Overhauled, Re -bored
and New Rings on Piston made to fit.
Wagon Axles re-fitterd and New
N ;Made.
I
4—kinds of repair ' work pramst yr
deet
Oosrtnor Gasoline En•gities for sale.
Phone :135,
THE WATICINS AGENT jtandlee
all kinds of spring tonics for both man
and -beast; also toilet articles. Their
spiced and flavorings are the purest
on the market Only sold by their
agents to the consumer.
Wm Andrew, Agent, Exeter, Phone 43
One of the pioneer residents of Ex=
eter passed away on Friday mtaridag
last, Nov 28th, in the person of
James Creech., Huxan Street, at the
age of 83 years, 9 clays., The
d
ece
as-
ea I
ad been
s. failing
health t for sev-
eral years from general isnfixmnity, and.
for about four yealrs had been dating
finned to his bed alnnost continulously,
gradually growing weaker•• Two
weeks ego has appetite failed him! and
the end came more .rapidly., The laste
Mr. ,Creech was born art Somersietsinire
England, and came to parade. when a
bowith turn-
e.sbis
to, England Mr. Cr evshe cater �
Creech for
years was uonstabler And road commis-
sioner• inn Exeter, but retired from
these'rluties yseveral years ago, and lat-
er sat can the council'. boardefor a time.
As e public servant he was eminently
succ.essiul, and as a citizen he was
respected and >F siteemed by all. In
religion he was a Methodist and in
politics a Conservative. Fifty-six years
ago he married Grace Bissett, daugh-
ter pe the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Bissett, amid ,she. survives, tog:eit'her
with one son, James W. of Roctestee,
N.Y, and one daughter, Miss Jessile,at
home. The late Thomas G. Creech
was1 a so a sex ;One.; brother, William
of Exeter, end'a sister, Mrs Richard
Bu,ss,ett of London aiso survive. The
funeral took place on Monday after-
noon ',teExeter Cemetery.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Ofiiice-.Bakers' Livery Barn,
Calls promptly attended to
night.
Phone 8:
Exeter
day or
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY PHONE 3Z'
Come
In and Let
Examine Your
Feet and Advise
You FREE
If you are tired of being bothered by
hurting, tender feet, here is your chance to
get immediate relief and permanent correc.
tion. You are invited to consult this foot
ipcilist while he is here.
He Will Be Here
. eth
9 a# m. to 11 p. m.
DRS. SWEET & VINING
V eterkary Surgeons
All coalspromutly attended to
day or night.
°Woe
Dr. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
Corner Dundas and Richmond Streets
Lo¢n n
da Ont.
,
Our aim is to sturn out efficient
graduates enter now and become one
of them Bookkeeping and Stenogra-
phy.
j. Merritt, . N. Stonehouse,
I'yineipea Vice -Principal
Don't wait until the last minute and,
maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfort.
Come in any time during business hours
and tack it over with the expert.
Mere a
114. Scholl
Appliance orRanitj krEverivermuele
There is no need to suffer from any foot
trouble, any more. Be it ever so simple or
ever so serious this specialist, who is a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
the noted foot authority, can show you the
way to immediate relief and to ultimate
Foot Comfort
if you'll step in and give him the chance.
He can telt Just what the cause of your
trouble is, and he knows the remedy.
Improve Foot Appearance
No larger sized or oddly shaped shoes
needed. Wear the kind you like in perfect
comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually
improve the grace and beauty of the feet
JONES & MAY
"Watch Your Feet"- J
1
FRAN'l TAYLOR
Licensed Auctilatneer for Counties of
Huron and• Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guararuteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
C. W. ROBINSON
•
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
'VALUATOR for Coentiies of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Office a
t
,Specialty. Sa,1es a
Stock 1
Cockshut't Waorlarooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Tea & of 'ee
Store
For the choicest,
groceries fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery lime
Call and seei ns. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
as. Gould
Dr. G. F. Rouistore L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
HORSES ” WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good, condition. Geldings 5
soar; old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old.
up, weighing from 1300 rounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW,
CENTRAL
STIR Ai F@RU,. ONT.
FALL TERM FROM SEPTEMBER 2
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. We give
indiridual'instruction and students
may enter our COMMERCIAL;
SHORTHAND or TELEGRAPHY
Departments at any timeu. We as-
sist graduates to positions. Write
now for ou'r free catalogue and
Yearn the nature of our work.
D A. McLachlan. Principal,
ISAAC R. • CARLING, B. A.
Barrister: Solicitor, . Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor ,for the Mo1-
sons ;,Batik, Etc. Money to loan at
`,lowest rates of interest..
Oifface-Main Street, Exeter.
Furniture
and
Undertaking
R. N. ROWE
THE. FUNERAL DIR1 CTOR
AND FURNITVRR DEALER
SQUTHCOTT BROS.
Its time to think about
XMAS. - SHOPPING
GIVE USEFUL GIFTS •THIS YEAR
HERE, ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS—
FOR LADIES
Beautiful Black
Sulk for Dresses
Sweater Coats
Silk Hose
Camisoles
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Cashmere Hose;
Felt Shoes:,.
Fancy. ie Linen Towels
au d ' rs
FOR MEN'
Sweater Coats
Silk Shirts
Cashmere Hese
Silk Hose
Wool Gloves
Suede Gloves
Fancy Braces
Line. HandkerchiefsNew Neckwear
Rubber Boots p
B d �' e E FAMILY
FIOCKEY SHOES FOR ALL 'TillMENBOYS GIRLS WOMEN,
FOR CHILDREN
Pullover Sweaters
Sweater Coats
Cashmere Hose
Leather Mitts
'Wool -Mitts
'Wool Toques
Fine Shoed
Hockey Shoes
Rubber Boots.
Felt SlioPer;