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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-1-29, Page 5SOUTHCOTT BROS. Cold Weather Needs. STANFIE I D'S UNDERWEAR There is no better make. It wears well and is made from pure wool. Red Label $3,00 36 IN. WIDE FLANNELLETTL I,n 'splendid quality and' patterns, This is a special value end well worth the money. 10 yards for $4,00 HEAVY SOCKS AND RUBBERS At old prices. All rubbers .advanced in price: the first of the, year. We are coating all lines at the old prices, ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS It will pay you to see our all -wool coats. We can save you money. $5.00 $7.50 $9.00 FLEECED LINED UNDERWW F R FOR BOYS Penrnares make in all sizes for boys A good wearing garment. Per Garment 75c, CANVAS & LEATHER LEGGINGS In canvas or leather. They are fine for the deep snow. Canvas $1.65 Leather $2,25 ASK TO SEE OUR NEW WALL PAPERS FOR SPRING Southoott Bros. Tea & Coffee Store For they ,thaicest groceries. Trott} s, spices, teas, Coffee and. rwery- thing In i,he groc-ry 'hilt Call and siie 1113, A as to glia,tir,y .711) 05. Produce taken in ..xchange Jas. Gould MONEY TO LOAN We lave alarge amount of private funds bar loans on farm and uillage propeety at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. S. Honor Graduate Toronto University Teeth extracted without pain or any bad effects. Office over Gladrnan & 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 Ofticte— Dr. Sweets old office Phone No. 120 Exeber. Loaded Again Our rooms 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. N. ROWE TJIE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER Picone 20 DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST Ottece—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter Calls promptly attended to day or might. C. W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR for Counties of Huron Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt Was erooms, next door to Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter. Dr, G. F. Raulstone.L, D. S., D. 1).S. DENTIST Office over Carling's Law Office Closed Wednesday afternoons, MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of- fice, Strictly confidential; no witness. SINCE g 1870 ISL{ 30 st'U COUGH WINTER TERM FROM JAN 5th CENTRAL '9ATFOi4D ONT. Western Ontario's largest and best Commercial, School. We give thor- ough courses and have experienced ln— structors in. Commercial, Shorthand, & Telegraphy Departments. We assist graduates to positions. Write for our free catalogue, It may interest you. D A. McLachlan. Principals. THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO id excened dining cox service sleeping cars onnight trauats and Parlor cars on principal day trains, Full nnformateon from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C, E. Horn- ing District Passenger Agent, Toouto N. J. DORE Phone. 46w Agent, Exetee ISAAC R CARLING, B. A. Barrister Solicitor, Notary y Public, Commissioner, Solicitor for -tate Mol- sons Bank, Etc. Money to lean at lowest rates of interest. Office—Main Street, Exeter. 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 pounds up, Parties having the required stuff, writ ar phone 83 Exeter. G. J. DOW FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of Hunan. and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Crediton, -- Ontario. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED -10 eneedePV ate isareiseteS 'H 'O Le five: Strictly confidential; No wanton MHE Demand will. Exceed the 11- Output-= Place Your Order Now! The Ford Company advise that, on account • of the shortage of raw material, they entertain no hope of supplying the demand for. Ford _Cars during the corning season. Our allotment, of cars will be small compared with the demand that will exist in this territory. In J order to obtainthis allotment it will be necessary to show the Ford Company the actual orders. As Ford Dealers in this district w are anxious to serve the we. • ., .. !►•, tom- .munit.,�% _to the best of our ability.- placingour Orders �o ` "e ouxse ' of gel .ssu a. ..•• nen. Jet al,oirell' Deal' Exeter i is NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK lmpQrtant Events. Which Have Occurred During the Week. -- 4 The Busy World's T appenings Cni'e- f1,11y C zupU 4 Gaud Put Lento Handy and Attractive Shape for the Readers of Oar Paper-- A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. TUESDAY. Housebreakers entered several houses in Toronto and stole valu- ables, The regulations regarding the ex- portation of tea from Britain have been relaxed. Total subscriptions to the Victoryported a Loan of 1919 are re t $682,032,215, Mr. Samuel Mooney, a 'e11 -known cattle dealer, dropped dead is the Toronto Live Stock Exchange. St. Thomas Council has signed a contract for the sinking of twenty new wens, and purposes to doubts its water supply, The Manitoba. Court of Appeal un- anirnously dismissed the appeal of R. B. Russell in the seditious con- spiracy case. Two Cabinet Ministers addressed the annual meeting of the Ontario Motor League at the King Edward Hotel, Tomato. The ballots were found an a re- count so mixed up in the eleetloxt at East View, near Ottawa, that a new election is probable. Gladys, four-year-old ehltd of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Marshall, a Canton, Ont., was burned to death while her mother was out milking, Coral Shay and Dolly Wells were action with acquitted of arson in conn . the fire started by the former at Bel- mont House, and set at liberty. Hon. R. H. Grant announced that twelve Government members had of- fered to resign their seats to make room for unseated Cabinet Ministers, Kenneth. Wright, of Milford, a longshoreman, about 18 years of age, was killed by falling into the 'hold of the Empress of France at St. John, N. B. Dr. Karl Renner, the Austrian Chancellor, has informed the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Assembly that an offensive and defensive alli- ance has been concluded with Czeeho- Slovakia. WEDNESDAY. Toronto is to have ten new public playgrounds. Osear Tellrnan, aHydro lineman, was electrocuted at Chatsworth.. The third national convention of the Canadian Y.M.C.A. opened in Toronto. The Unionists of Londonderry were defeated in the municipal elections of last week. Premier Lloyd George left Paris for London to -day, Premier Nitta left for Rome last night. Capt. Plummer and Lieut, Joan Arnoldi were tendered a civic recep- tion at the City Hall, Toronto. 'The headquarters of the Machine Gun Brigade of the Permanent Force will be at Kingston and I3arriefield. James McBurnie, jr., owner of a sawmill in Widdifield township, near North Bay, was killed by a falling tree. The Supreme Council has adopted the British and French proposals re- garding the lists of Germans guilty of war crimes. Labor *embers of the Ontario Leg- islature suet in secret session Tuesday and decided to form a separate Labor group in tke Legislature. L. D. Wilrreas has been appointed Canadian Trade Commissioner in Southern Russia, Roumania, Poland, Jugo-Siaela and Czecho-Slovakia. Flour dropped 50e a barrel in the Mixneapolis market yesterday. The general market decline in wheat was given as the reason for the drop. John T. Irwin was inataatly killed in. Hamilton while crossing a street, when the trolley pole of a street car snapped off and struck him on the kead. m Dr_ A. S. Grant, secretary of the Referendum Committee, stated that ke did not favor going to extremes in the eaaetment of prohibition legislation. R. H. McElroy, M.P.P. for Carlton for ten years, and for the past three months registrar of that county, died at his home in Ottawa after three days' illness of pneumonia. THURSDAY. The Caproni triplane, flying from mare to Tokio, has reached Saloniki, Georges Carpentier, French heavy - eight boxer, will visit the United tates next month. The Dominion Bank reports profits r the year at $1,169,703, compared yr, ith $1,086,498 last year. Every river in the state of Mary - d is frozen over, and many of the oTstaring craft are icebound. Catherine Carney, widow of John rney, of Guelph, died at the ageone hundred and five years. R. W.'-Ereadner has been appoint - temporary Paper Controller, in ace of R. A. Pringle, resigned. The annual meetings of a number Pr'eaketerian and Baptist chureiaes Teraina were held Wednesday, Indietiaeats have been returned at iaage against Wm, Brass Lloyd, a eaiilfonaire Socialist, and 37 oth- +la alleged` „Rest." Tke moving of patients .trout the Qneon Street Hospital for the Insane; oat*, to the new hospital at Whit - began Wednesday. Many suggestions for widening the scope of Y.M,C.A, activities through - t the Dominion were made at the essioni of the convention .in Toronto. The United States Railroad Ad- inistration .has placed an embargo on 'all moxing east from Can- a to the United States by way of e Niagara frontier. Frederick Windsor, of Ford, 80 ears of age, was'instantly killed at indsor by'a train whose approael, • Old • not hear, having.: his head' Oiled up in a thick; sena. non, D„.Carmiehae1,,;Minister with ut portfolio in the•, Drury Cabinet, ade:.pdblic a,,,iieport on ills iuves{ii- tion.;' into: 'the •conditions " in, the apuskasing soldiers': reservation'. The presidents of .the various wo ftp Inn ea of • ad 1trR' la 6111 it► Tor �tt ad th y W , h m is :its *a I en's societies and clubs of Qtxebee City have reorganized the Local Council, in afitlittion v^itlry ,title Noe tional Council on- the )atedeters Canada. FRIDAY. Housebreakers mode a haul of $600 worth of jewelery in a Toronto house. Demand sterling opened atX,new low record of $3,6014, but rallied to $3,62x. The radicals scored a victory in the Toronto Trades axed Labor Conn - 61 elections. Thea C ssandra was damaged in col- lision with the tug F, W. Roebling in Halifax Harbor, - Hartley Dewart, in addressing Southwest Toronto Liberals, said there was a "decadent press" in Ontario, Jack Dempsey has appealed for an official .investigation into the charges that he was a draft -dodger during the recent war. Rev. Max Arndt, a well-known Lutheran minister, pastor of a church in Bridgeport, died suddenly at hes home in Kitchener. Spotted fever is making increased ravages in Eastern Galicia. They are more than '10,000 cases, and have been 10,000 deaths, The Chief Dominion Government :cleat Inspector stated that commer- cial gelatine was often not what it was represented to be. Dr, John R. Mott and C.' W Bishop addressed the banquet whie closed the Canadian National Y to C.A. convention in Toronto. Daft) Djogomanoss, a Macedonian trackman, in the country only a' few months, was killed instantly by be- ing hit by a M.C.R. train at Nitfga Falls. The revenue from eutomenlIee an parts imported into Canada in -191 together with excise on those air d mestie manufatcure, totalled $13 886,097. Large increase in the number o influenza cases was recorded in De troit Thursdays. There were twelv deaths from pneumonia, :hut non from "flu," .CASTO R IA For Infants and Children In Use ForOier3OYears Always bears the Signature of HOW DOES IT READ? Our mailing list was t;orrectecs on - January 15. If you pail your sub scription to the Advocate before that date and your label his not been changed kindly notify us. Don't al- low your label to read anything but 20 or 21. If it does you ire arrears and everyone, who sees your paper knows that you are in a: rears. CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, SI ALLION, I'll•- e ( PLEMENTS, HAY, GitAIN,ROOTS TRACTOR SEPARi t OR, GAS- OLINE ENGINE, ETC, on LOT 9, CON, 14, HI13I3ERT TP„ on TUESDAY, FEBRUA eY 10,. 1920 at 12 o'clock, noon, the foeowiag,— HORSES-1 registered Clydesdale stallion enrolled Form 1, No. 20184,. h weight 1800 lbs., a grand individual, • clean flat bone, goad ae•im and sure; 1 registered Clyde broo ; mare, sup- nosed to be with foal; r„te pair of high class Percheron marts; 1 Per- cheron, gelding rising 2 years, 1 Clyde ra gelding rising 3 years; 1 sucking Cly- desdale colt; 1 farmer's e;ivinghorse d quiet anti reliable. 9, CATTLE -1 rcgistere 1 Shorthorn o- cow supposed to be wi:h c^ ( f; 1 reg istered Shorthorn bull calf; 4 caws, due about time of sale; 2 cows milking f 5 heifers due it May; 8 steers and - heifers rising 2 years; 13 yearling e sterrs and heifers, 6 canoe e'. HOGS -1 purebred Yorkshire sow, w ith litter; 1 pure bred York sow due later, 99 shoats about leo lb> weight. 100 .hens and pullets, show • IelPLE�IENTS-1 3-4 lumber wag- • on and box complete, 1 tu,p buggy; 1 l's open buggy, sleigt1s an.I t•uttirs, Mas - a sey-Iiarris binder; 6 f:. mower, man- ure spreader, threshing separator, corn- piete and in first class order, hay loader, steel rake, side -delivery rake anJ tedder combined ; 3 -wheel riding - peon', welkin plow, 2 furrow plow, g stile -tooth 7 -ft. cultivator for four horse,,, Y -ft. disk, set 13 -ft lever har- ✓ rows, steer land roller, team =filer,. • 13-hoe seed dri.l, Mee . gb rt fanning- - nasal, root pulper, set L30t lb scales with stock weighing attachment, 10- iach Jolliette grinder, cutting box, 7 and sis inch leather t> gilts;, 2 7 -inch - canvas belts 15 and 30 it. rang; 1 6- horse gasc ane cagine, :. g truck, hay ,- and stock rack combine.. ,a.avel box, e grhtdstonc, stonebar:.-, at, e . .et and , snort twitters, set heav; ,:.. - etount- erl team harness, set he.,v j white mounted team harness; - ,ef ,roan heavy harness, 2 set et i ee harness me ear, Topes, pulleys and - i, t , sap pang, buckets and spines, 50 ,, u xi Gong oil o tank, barrels, pails, r,:.,.t sepaaiator boxes, whi£fletrees, ate • :vete e forks, - shovels, hoes, horse bl t eke , roles, and ,other articles too .,.:,.i::r us to mention. Quantity hay and roe' s oma mixed grain and seed oats, qu •t: >.r' +>f fust - class potatoes, 25 cord ti. wood. New 10-20 Titus farm, t:,t .or, dou- ble disk and plow cor e awl rpt• first-class condition. Implements all practi ay new end in first-class condition. Terms—Of stallion, on.i n •n c ne, year' and balance in 2 y't-; is 6 par cent the last year. Ter -is 't'f balance ` pf sale, all sums of $10, i) .471 uni er cash, over that amount In months' credit on furnishing a� • pre . Joint no nes. A discount of per -ant ' f foe Cash on credit amoun:5, Pesitit'ely ne reserve :Ice propri- etor has sold his farm. THOS POWELr. Prop. T. CAMERON & C. W feBiieSON" Atte-' slogans. • SATURDAY. December bank Statement she decreases .1n assets of $133,000,000 Helen Lowden, a nurse, 19 yea old, was killed by an automobile i Winnipeg, Henry Cox, postmaster of Burford for forty years, died at his home in his 86th year. The censorship on books and liter ature generally, in operation aurin the war, has been removed. Wm, Oscar Bay, a leading tailo at Sarnia, has been missing from hi store and his residence since he cios ed shop Saturday night, 10th inst. A man who registered as E. G Bell, 1045 East 47th street, Chicago at a hotel in London, Ont., died sud denly shortly after. More than one-half of the $850 000, Toronto's objective of th Methodist Forward Movement drive has been subscribed, Dr. E. W. Gustin, of St. Thomas one of the oldest practitioners i Western Ontario, died at his ho in his eighty-sixth year. J. B. Beauchemin was burned t death, together with three horses, in a Ione lumbering camp in the back woods of Kamouraska, Que. John F. Orde, K,C., of Ottawa, has been appointed to succeed lir. Justice Britton, resigned, in the King's Bench Division of the Supreme Court of Ontario. Jeaa Pierre Sistiaque was sentenc- ed to serve a life term in Edmonton Penitentiary for the manslaughter of his roommate, George 7!tf+Eeer, at Drumheller last June, • • Vernon, B.C., is without a city council or a police commission, no n4minatione having been made fol them, and the time haring expired of those in office in 1919. • . Flossie Woodhouse, a -Windsor telephone operator, sixteen years of age, took a dose of poison a few minutes after coming home from duty Thursday night, anis ' died at midnight, MONDAY. Tee degrees below zero was the temperature reported in Toronto on Sunday. The ]tusk Ox and Reindeer De- velopment Commission began its sit- tings in Ottawa on Saturday. Large crowds attended the English soccer games on Saturday. Fifty-five thousand fans saw Aston Vilia.beat .A.rsenal. A memorial service was held for F, J. Darch, grand secretary ,of the I.O.F. in Bonar Presbyterian Church, Toronto. prominent business men in Western Ontario, three times Mayor of Sar- nia, is dead. The first Sunday afternoon classes of the new Ontario Labor School;, a Socialist venture, were held in '.To- ronto Sunday. The Western Ontario Winter Pair Association was organised at Chat- ham, witk the object of holding a fair in that city early next year. The Premier of Bulgaria has ore. derod the arrest of all Bolshevist lenders in the country, and fifty-five of thea have been taken into sus teiy. Wm. J. Praetor, one of the ,resat. Chief Justice Maniere of Manitoba, has deefded.tkat the Manitoba Werke; mews Cosopesaatioa Act is ultra viires. ;of tine ,Iwjialature. Memorial tablets were um-ellec at St.' James' Square Presbyterian Church, Toronto, to the mon of the iaongregatioa who served awl, those who died ia'the war. A syndicate prepwked to compete with the railways for freight business_ by a service of motor trucks betwetp Detroit and Toronto via Port Huron; Sariaia and London. Noted Jewish scholars from ;alt Parte of the., world are soon to ., -meet, in Baste,, Switzerland, to prepare: the "foundation of a Hebrew univereity,. in Jerusalem. The corner -stone o5.he university has been laid, on the top of the Mcnen en, of Olives. e ene Theticlevatorbar is the latesten ee 4vice toffy," o twitting neeltebietet agents,, esttheunited States, One was• raided itt New. rent on: ,Saturday nighte.and ,seven gallons of imitation: t: whiskey were seized. The liquor was, kept for a "high-class clientele." KIPPEN,—Mr, Jas Mo ro r , ex-M,i.,• A„ of Manitoba, is sp^•t al; 'i few weeks with this sister, Mee Archie McGregoe—Word was -ec•• need he e of the death of Mrs. R ern: Fisher in Neelin. Man, She wa- +^r:uerly Ness Agnes Thompson, and i. el :ust south of the village. • She was married about 20 years ago and mowed ' N Dakota, and three years later to el ;,,i aba, tri which province they hair L ea farnt- in<, ever since , CLINTON-Just befor • o,n o'clock neem on Thursday- last fi w ol dis- covered is the Tovrn, Hx,l coming up through the floor,. It was quickly ex- tinguished but the daman •, '.vin run up to .'3200. The fire starlet over the furnace which was benn; •.usee,l" to heat the hall upstairs. CLINTON—Couch & Ca have sold they dry goods business to Mr. C. L. Mose of Kitchener, srh, :s novo it'll charge • :10 'OUR CORRESPONDENTS We would asst our 'co resp�rndeats slot':