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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-1-22, Page 8EXETER AllITUGATE1 TRURSxlAX, JANE 281 192 Exeter Markets A hanged each Wedasday Fal'. Wheat ...te a ..w.. 1;45 Oats . 1.00 Barley ... ,... 1.32 to 145 Feeney Four ,. 6.90 Shorts 52.00 Bran per ton . ... 45.00 Eg eked Egg , .. 55 Dairy Butter ..60a to 62 Creamery Butter r.. .... .. 2LarI' .. .... .,....., 7 p> a*tpr bag 3.00 Utes, ;Orr ton 2040 to 22,00 Hogs e.. 16.511 Trivitt Memorial Church Sunday se; t"sc•LS AS a trai. The Coneregational Tea to here been heli ort, Thursday-, fare 22, hays been postpone;]. We have a good supply of feed, Western •.t .ts. American corn. Beau- tiful `:tU_.• Harvey Bros. CALF FOR SALE. re. A.LE.re. yairn , Apply to B. MIa3clns Butcher t xeter, It you want the best weed use the lags} tour. It's M e lel. Alarm ec:turea by Harvey Detre -- CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. East .le :jre' to thank the many Ir e.n.ls for t!n..nr kind ess in word a: - iced during the lengthy illness and eubseeueat de401 ;'f her late husband C.AR1). UF• rel ANK_. The i,tuai y the Mite Peter Dew awl. de -ire to thank. the friends and neeielthors for their marry kindnesses derin., he t trot :.: e death of their lot.: lather. GASOLINE ENGINE 'FOR :ALE, 'T'hr..e••harsepow r, good as rete. tat I. RUSSELL. Exeter, R.R. PASTURE FARM FOR SALE. 10 eeres. For partieuiars apply to B. :tleelas, Uuteher, Exeter: memo We hive a be; cut on flour in large euentittes Harvey Bros. Local Doings Wingharn ; imes,-Mr. Billie Burke has sold his house and lot on, Edward street to ;Mr. R. J. Das'. The Annual Convention, of the 0e- tori* Branh of the Dvnainion, Alliance will be held in Massey Hall, Toronto, on March 9, 10, 11. Owing to the illness of the harper, Mr. Ernest Cortese of London, the dance to have taken, place her Friday night had to be postponed: congreati;onal tea will be heli ',T1 the $cinsoi Hall of the. Trit tt -.tient- -ere-Li Church to -might (Thereby), when Mr Donn R nsfor.t of Clinton will de- -ex au address in behalf of the For- % 'Mee meet. HO\V DOES IT READ? Our soo'ti'er list was correctedon J .nu;try 15. If > ou paid your sub s,,ription to the Advocate before that date and your label has not been ettanged elndiy notify use Don't eI- rew your label to read anything but 2tt or 21. If it Soe' you are in ;arrears ex d evert onteisha sees your paper knows that you are in arrears. iiOCK Y Lest week's local hockey games re suited in. favor of the Clerks end the. Basnkees, the former defeating the Sch'oo'l by 0-5, and the latter de - teeing the 1.0.0.F., 5-1. The School lapys show some brilliant combination tstaA: but are unfortunate on the score. The Ocldfellows have been outclassed 4c tar but watch .them finish, The elk,nge to 15 minute periods make better ;;ares than the loner periods. Fele ware is the lute -up, - Clerks Senior Snell WHITE BEANS WANTED. At once --IAO bushels a hleen, white beans,. Bring in sample end we will quote price. --WILSON & SIMS. 10 PER CENT OFF 3.0 per cent, ,Off on Underwear, Sweater Coats, Rubbers and :Mutts for 30 days. 3t H. BIERLING, Exeter N. NOTICE During the winter we evil). have horses and cutters for hire, Anyone t;,ntinf:, same phones 56. WILSON & SIMS. PROPERTY FOR SALE Three brick residences on Andrew Street , mt'dern equipment; Also seven of the best building, lots en. tewxx; also Ford Garage buaiding and ,a. o;:,erty C. B. SNELL, Exeter. 1140...., Iii>h Scheol centre , Iliad left wing Lawson Davis right wing Statham Delve lett defence Dat;us Birney right defence Foliick Ric -ere noel Russell Choke e; High S ehoo1 5. 1.0.0.F. S aouthcott Wells Elltett Harness Wells NL. en, Bankers Bankers centre Wilken left wing Ingram' aright wing Fake left tlefertee iayi;or right defence tetoc k goce Ott 5; LEAGUE STANDING Woe Lost Tie 2 1 0 0 2 1 Clerks Bankers High School I.Cr.O.F. (! 2 1 GRAY ROBE FOUND. On December 20 on the road to Exeter. Owner can have sato by proving pioDerty end paying expenses. Jas. Oke, Centralia' FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. The golden. wedding. of Mr, and Mrs. I•Cichaa d Bissett, which £ell on Tues- day, len, 13th, was sparked by sonic 25 friends and relatives. with a sur- prise visit to the bridal couple at their home, 457 Quebec street. •Tlie rrlan prove.] a big• success and a .delightful evening: was spent in cards and music topped of: with a dainty buffet sun - per ;tt midnight, during which many congratulations were offered the host tend hostess. Mr, and Mrs. Bissett, who have both reached their i5th year have lived an Landon for -34 years, ,residing in their present home during that whole period. Previous to their coming to London their home was is Exeter, where they have many fiends. CE 'their family of 3.0, but a a emend daughter remain to celebrate this SOth wedding anniversary with mein parents, Mrs. Lawrence £ iiilmg of St. Thomas, end Mr, Seldon Bissett of horizon, Saske Mr. .Bissett',, own family, consisting of eight and sisters, are all living at ent time and offered their to the bride and groom of who are still hale and Landon Free Press. and cared ft.r her husband during his DEATH. OF PETER.• BAWi3h,ti. llong illness. The deceased was avian • of good principle, earnest and faithful Vtry general and deep regret is e. in, his duties and had made many a t ssa i tat the un.espezted death of frier.d since conning to this country. Peter t :r 'Betr.ltn, oho • Ixessed ar: t, The funeral took place to the E::eter at his hunt, Main Street, On Salon - t c m.:tery on Monday, VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mrs. E.1 } ii+'ethsy, Andrew St. Apply after- noons ;except Thursday) 4 to 6; ev-; enio;s 7 to 8. G.? _ AND COOK ei ANTRD flabng Room Girl i an'. ? t.ao': e ,anted at the Central t Ho.,., Heeler: Mr. Credo. Statnlalte last week dis- posed of his 100 .acre farm in Hay Township, London, Road North, to Mr. Arthur Coxwarth, the price paid being. $6,600. Possession, given Mar. 1.. Rev. 1)r Waller, prhicipal of Huron College, London, occupied the pulpit of Trtt'xtt Memorial Church both morning and evening last Su•aday, and preached two well -directed sermons on behalf of the Forward Movement. ' Mrs. Wm. Russell, sr., receive+] word this week of the death at Brookdale, Mane on, January 9th, :of Naotnil Alex- ander, formerly of Tuckeesrnith Tp., wife ,of Thomas Ballantyne, formerly of Usborne and Exeter. Mr. and 'etre. Ballantyne had resided in the Westi for many years, Owing to cfoantinued storms the L. H. & iB. nn ivlbe daty was again placed on short train, sere c;e-one each way each .lay., :On. Wednesday of last week there were no trains at all. Sat - =day they were hours late, while the evening train south did not get through until Sunday., Some of the rural nail routes missel their mail for several days. The snow has now got so deep and the banks so high that every Tittle blow fills up the, track and travelling in the country is very heavy. In spite of the cold and stormy weather on Sunday morning a large congregation heard Rev. Paul Kan'tmori of Japan. preach 3n e-ames Street Chur4h His description of the ad- vance of Christian teaching and the method:. employed by the preachers ix Japan was most interesting. Mr I.'anent-eft is a typical Japanese, an in- teresting talker, and a most successful preacher inn his native land, Rev. Mr. emote; ole; a missionary to that country, accompanied hint. They went to Creebton for the evening service. CARNIVAL. The ,postponed carnival was held on Monday night and attracted e.lar;e crowd of those in costume as well as spectators, The prizes were awarded as follows, -"Mr. and firs. Diggs", Wel- ter Harness and Wilfrid Mack; "Hap- py Hoo'.z;an", Trueman Elliott; Lad- ies' Comic Costume, Charlotte Willis; I eties Fancy Costume, Stella San- ders; Ladies' Japanese or Chinese Cos- tume. Hazel Laing; Boys" Race, Bruce Medd. ELECTED PRt•.SIDENT at the meet3,ne. of the Dairymen's Assie *.tio;, -of 'Western Ontario .;n. London last week -efr, VT. G. Medd, the proprietor of the Exeter and the \Vincheisea Creameries, was elected president. In the 53 years of its his- tory thee meeting for two days was the Iatgest in, pc/Int, of attendance and number of 'entries for the exhibition. Mr. Armstrong of Exeter and Mr,Frey of Winc.heasea both took prizes in the butter exhibitsi. Mr. J. H. Scott formerly of Exeter, was reappointed butter grader at Toronto: DEATH OF MR, EAST, There passed away at his home,- Huron street, Exeter, Mr. George Frederick East, on Thursday mornieg last, after a long and tedious period of suffering from the effects of can- cer, at the age la 46 years and one !, month. Deceased had undergone op-' erasions for the removal of the trouble but these only afforded temporty re iiei, and the great wonder of it is that be endured the intense sufferiing So long, but he bore it all with re- markable fortitude and ;patience to the end. Mr. East was a native aof England and came to Exeter with his wife on. August 3rd, 1912. For a few years they resided in the Township of Stephen, after which they moved to Exeter and have since made. this their brother: home:. Deceased was a. member of the pre.- the Tri ett Memorial Church and when greetings health .permitted was faithful in at - 50 years tendanc .- at the servi: es.= He has no hearty,- relatives in this country, save his be- reft %ere, who has faithfully nursed ' t teerninte January 17th at the age' fol' vii and.7� months. Deceased I Mar. Wilfrid Stewart was in Kitchen- . , a teOen, all at Christmas time in To- ; er .aur• tine tveLn. eng rano, there he had go;i.. to 'usat ins Mee: ;w•:.1 +117 HURON COUNTY • soa Fteat- While there he consulted W"OU:C1L. t .h ttso prominent physicians, but he WLIS n.it led to believe that his case was co,ricil of the Corporation of County o, Huron will meet in the f .Town cs, the in cI council namt,er, , Go,.e.ri :t a . ()Mock in the afternoon of I'ue.,1.y, the 27th day of. January, 192ta. Ad t ••punts against the County must be is the ban Is of the Clerk not later. than don, lay preceding the 'meettieg of Courts -1e • Co. Clerk.;.,:,: . W. HOLMAN, Go,a-ri s., Jnn'y 10th, 1920. SOU 11-1 HURON - bis borne h e on Tuesdiy befor ay serious. He etN w 1 Years aa,t waas at once compelled to 'take eats bel, -when it was discovered that he was suffering from acute ;yens- oi'ni:ng; throughout the system, from the eliecta e:. which he suffered a great deelerf pain. ' On. Tuesday of last week a specialist was brought from London but >he could afford no assistance; .:3t times 1tc ,appeared brighter, and tts though he might regain his health, out it was willed otherwise and he passed away. Mr Eawden was born in North Melton, Devonshire, England.; Ile BOAR') OF AGRICULTURE. came- to Canada when a. youth, and tsettled in Exeter. Some time laterite ThQ s H. Hoard of ,Agrit:tenure will went to Luca, but returned to Exeter bo i tan'::; lee, on Wednesday, Jan. 21 at Vern; ae Thursday, Jan. 22 , at Hen• nd on Friday, Jan. 23rd at Grana i r.l, when topics in the inter rests 01 :Lei ituiture will be discussed by Mrs. Ja itet Patterson of Gadshiill, A. R. G. Smith of New Hamburg and 11r, 3 . Y A'l'an, B.S.xA.., of DDunnv lle ; at 2 on a: < and 8 o'clock. For fur- ther pt t,, •mars see bills. Jas. T. try s, A. H. D•oupe. zresident Secretary ttµ g1 r t3Macifine Works. oq} s ALL -WORK GUARANTEED and Machinery overhauled ac ' Etig�unes M hono G -as •at- steam cylinders reground, bored -as you siesta, and pistons and rings made to fill, All rel�airss for Premier Engines an ,grinders. Pulleys, Bangers and shafting, mad to order. All, kinds 'nds of knives and axes sharp- . tined. • Skates hollow grQtund Bring e job worth repairing we cermet do.. Oxy -Acetylene welding done. PHONE 13'5. that shortly thereafter'.] In. the year 3.883 .atne edStan a .e andt 1 .,xr FannyI lea- m n1* union there was orn two sons, Fred and Frank, who survive, Mrs. llawden he ing passed away a tittle- over a year and a half ago, Mr. Bawdea also leave tie sisters -two at home in the vitLLage of North Molton; two en the West, Mrs. Holland of Edmonton, and Mrs. Staples of Fart Saskatchewan., Mrs : • Dart of Colchester and' Mrs. N e.vt-on of Windsor, who ins now very r:I�•and two brother, Jahn; of Colling- wood and George • of Lucent Deceas- was a builder by trader and he has many archiiteeturai monuments in the way of homes end buildings standing to his memory throughout this community.. He was a: member of the English Church and, in politics was a staunch Corset vacate. A true plan, honorable and ;unselfish, a staunch ,friend, a pati otic and worthy citizen, Peter 13aw- len; carries with him to the grave a hi! e wall lived and ,of ' duty faithfully performed. ' The -funeral took place to the Exeter Cemetery on Tuesday af- ternoon, the remains having been tak- en. to the Trivitt Memorial Chu.r'ch, where the atkner•att service was con- ducted by the rect.* Rev. A. A. Tell' il.,er. d Mrs. to A. K. MacLeod ts eisiting relatives in Seeforth. Mr. Samuel Gilley 'of Myth spent Sunday with Mr. W. W. 'Taman. • Mr.., parley Sa:n iers of Windsor is visiting relatives rd ft dsi town. Mr. Ed. Sims has returned from Montreal and 'Ale William Baker from l3uf feta. Mr, P. McTaggart of Exeter, is iti.ng his son, Mr. Geo. E. McTaggart. -l3 bell Standard. • Mr. A. 3. McDone331 returned Sat- urday from attencliet the funeral of his brother in Detroit. - Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of. Laadort tis- itedover Sun.dty at the home of the Tatter's father, Mx, A. .Dewey. Mr, and Mrs. N, Tait of London spent a few days lust week with the Tatter's 'parentis, Mr. and Mlrs. John Preszcator, Stephen. Mr. Walter W estoott returnedhome 1, Friday evening after several weeks/ visit at the home of his brother, 3efr;" John 're 'We -acute in Hamilton. Miss Mabel Foilick of Exeter paid a shoat visit to her brother, Dr. 'Fol- licic, this week,. :meeting many old friends white in town. -St, Marys Journal. Those attendingthe funeral of the tate- ,Peter Bawd,ent from a dis)tartcne were, Mr, Frank Bawdea of Toronto, Mrs. Dart +of Colchester, Mr, Jobe Bawlen pf Callsngwoo•d, Mr. George•. Bawden of Lucaa and Mr. Thal. Boyle of Toronto. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children For Over30 hi �� Ov_ i1` 0 YeaIY' Akvays bears the Signature of PHONE 32 JONES 1Y.LAY PHONE 32 :.Arrival of Spring Good� Special. Values in Cotton Staples EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE IS RAPIDLY FILLING UP WITH NEW SPRING GOODS. WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL AT- TENTION THIS WEEK TO OUR COTTON STAPLE DEPARTMENT, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND MANY OLD VALUES IN SHIRTINGS, FLANNELLETTES, DENIMS, TICKINGS, ETC., AS WELL AS NEW PATTERRNS IN GINGIlAMS, PRINTS. GALATEAS, ETC. THESE ARE THE MONTHS TO GET YOUR SPRING SEWING DONE, Bleached Cotton Special at 18c. yd. SPECIAL THIS MONTH, GOOD QUALITY BLEACHED COTTON, FROM OUR OLD STOCK, NICE EVEN WEAVE, RT QULARLY WORTH ZSc. Yr). -ON SALE FOR. EARLY BUYING AT 2$e. Y»; OR 6 YDS. FOR $1,00 Towelling Special 15c. yd. 150 YAUS FINE COTTON DISH TOWELLING, EXCEPTIONAL VA- LUE TI3:IS MONTH AT 15c, YD. OR 7 YDS. FOR $1.00 Yarn Special at 29c. Skein 1 SPINDLE EACH 2 AND 3 PLY GREY YARN, IN GOOD STRONG QUALITY TO CLEAR THIS MONTH AT 29c, SKEIN. Ladies' and Girls' Winter Coats at Greatly Reduced Prices \V1 STILL HAVE A FEW VERY SMART WINTER COATS FOR GIRLS AND LADIES WHICH MUST GO REGAR»LESS OF PRICE. THESE ARE RARE BARGAINS AS COATS WILL BE MUCH HIGH- ER FOR NEXT SEASON. WE CAN GIV1?. YOU GOOD CLOTH COATS Iti LADIES' SIZES AS LOW AS $10.00 SPECIAL -ONLY 5 COATS LEFT OF OUR SPECIAL SEAL PL1. SI3 WHICH WE ARE CLEARING AT $29,56 EACH. 7 SALTS' BLACK BABY LAMB COATS CLEARING AT $29,50. Men's and Boys Overcoats Reduced in Price WEOFFER SPECIAL REDUCTIONS THIS MONTH IN MEN'S Arta BOYS' WINTER OVERCOs.TS MEN'S FUR COATS ALSO REDUCED IN PRICE. NEW WALL PAPERS FOR THE SPRING SEASON ARE -HERE IN GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM. JONES & , MAY MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount of private funds to loan on farm and village px+opertyat GLADiM!ANrates& STANBof URY Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter Dr. - A. It 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 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED by C, H Sanders at the Advocate Of- fice. Strictly confidential; no witness. DRS. SWEET & VINING Veterinary Surgeons All calls promptly - attended to day or night. Mee - Dr, Sweets old office Phone Na 120 Exeter. on FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of Huron. and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. ' Crediton, Ontario. C. W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER `-tM.ND -VALUATOR for Counties of Huron Perth, Middlesex and Oxford, Farm Stock' Sales a Specialty. Office at Cocksbutt Warierooms, next door to Central Hotel, Main Street, - Exeter. - Dr. G. F. Roulstony L. D. S,, D, D. S. , DENTIST Office over Carling's Law - Of;fice Cloned Wednesday afternoons, HORSES WANTED I want an, unlimited number of Hoss,e,s in good oondielenr Geldings 5 year,: old up, , •weigltang from 1500 pounds up. Mares from 4 rears old up, wegh,iu g from 1300 nounds up Parties haterie, the ' recruited stuff; write or phone 83 Exeter. G. 3 DOW DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST office -Brokers' Livery Barn, Exeter Calls promptly attended to day or night. Phone. 8. Corner Dundas and Richmond Streets London, Ont, offers an up-to-date business training in Stenography and Book-keeping. Winter term begins January Sth, J. Merritt, N. Stonehouse, •P imcipal Vice -Principal ISAAC R, CARLING;'-13: A. Barrister Solkciltor, Notary I'ubli.c, Comensssitouer, Solicitor for the Mai mons Bank, Etc.. Money to loan at Ilaw'est rates otf:inteeiest. Office -Main Street, Exeter. WINTER TERM FROM JAN 5th CENTAL :z' RATFForp.. ONT. Western Ontario's .largest and best Commercial School. Wa give thor- ough courses and have experienced in- structors in Commercial, Shorthand, & Telegraphy Departments. We assist graduates to positions. Write for our free catalogue. It may interest -you. ID A. McLachlan, Principal. Tea & Coffee Store r8 For the choicest groceries, fruits, spices, teas, coffee and every- thing in the grocery line Cali and see ng.. A tried as to quality will convin- ce. Produce -taken in exchange ,las. Gould Loaded Aa. Our roams are filled .with all kinds of Furniture which we are selling at a very small margin„ Be- sure and see us before buying as we have some bargains. R. e RO i THE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMl.R Phone 20 soo�xcoTT �xos. PHONE 134 Cold Weather _ Needs. STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR • There ss no better make, ,It wears well and is made from pure wool. Red Label $3,00 36 :TIN. WIDE FLANNELLETTE In. • splendid .qualatty arid patterns. Thus ars a special value and well worth ,:the ' money. 10 yards for 34.00 HEA V12 SOCICS AND' RUBBERS At old prices. All rubbers advanced in price, the, first jaf the, yeah. We are ciiearamg all LJn,es at the :o1cl prices. e ALL WOOL SWEATER •COATS It .wall pay you to see our' all' -wool coats. We earn save you money. .85.00 ,$$7.50 $9.00. FLEECED LINED UNDERWEAR: -, FOR .BOYS , penman's • ntake, in; all sizes for boys A goon w ear'iin, -garment. • Per 'Garment 75c. CANVAS & LEATHER LEGGINGS In canvas aor leather.,They are: flat; fox• the 'deep •snow. Canvas 83.65 • -Leather $2.25: ASK TO SEE OUR NIW\ WAt L PAPERS FOR SPRING Southcott Bros.