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Exeter Markets
Changed each WedzSeslday
Fall Wheat ; ., 1.95
Barite • ,..., 1.70
Oats 1,20 to 1.25
Family flour 7.55
Feed Flour per cwt.: ....... ........ 4.00
Shorts per cwt :. 3,75
Bran per cwt. . 3,35
Eggs .., 48
Dairy Butter ..........• e... ,, 50 4o 53
Creamery Butter
40
Lard . , , o 35
Potatae3 _ .., .r -5.0'0 to 5,50
Hogs 18,00
terest
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June.
TRAILER W ANTED - A second-hand
trails wanted. .ply to Wilson &
Simms, Exeter.
Representative Wanted. Canada
Petroleum & Refining Coe Ltsin are
offeri,nt a Binned amount of stock;
strong directorate, good locations,
splendid prospects, liberal comndssionss
What about your territory. For par-
ticulars, address R. McLelland, 81
Victoria St., Toronto, Ont.
USED BItiDIER FOR SALE, ETC.
—Binder in serol condition, also other
firm nneehmery. Apply to Johrz Mc-
Mahen, Lot 4, Coto 3, Hay.
aaes
WATCH LOST—Qu or about May
15th; Weide case and movement, and
Rockford make. Finder will leave at
this oftiee acrd get reward,
TEAMS WANTED
The lfunic:;*ial Coulecid a the ViL11
lage of Exeter hereby ask for a num-
ber>of teams for ,the purpose of haul-
ing gravel for Street Paving, Wagon
boxes must be made, to contain a full
third of a card. App1)' to William
Werel o; J. W. Taylor, everseer.
VIOLIN LESSONS
Mrs. Ganzbrill will be pleased to take
a, few more viols ]pupils. Violins and
eszaezisive: prose Tent whenever re-
quired. Easy teams to beginners and
satisfaction guaranteed.
GARS FOR HIRE--W'",Isoza & norms
Phone 56. _ _ __
club-
q, �'rTh.er� &dv,ncate. eant give daily
biaig rates with any o..4 the daily rews-
papers or utea ines.
Mrs. Wethey is ging a junior
>Esrche,Itra for violins. Anyone wishing
to join can do so by paying a small
,fee.
MRS M. KERR, Doctor of Chiro-
practic has her office at the home of
Mr. Wm. Andrew, Exeter. Phone 43.
Office hours, 9 to 12 a.m. ; 2 to 5 p.m.
WOOD PUMPS REPAIRED.
If your pump needs fixing we are
ready to do the job now before other
work commences. We do turning of.
all kinds. Saws gummed, etc.
S J, V, CANN
Phone 115 Successor to A, Cottle
TAKE NOTICE
That a meeting will be ,,held at the
C1liselburst Methodist Church in the
Township of Tuckeesmith, on the 2nd
day iaf July, 1920, at the hour of seven
o'clock be the afteezioon Lor the pur-
pose of electing trustees for McTag- i
gart's Cemetery. The owners of plots
are requested to attend this meeting. 1
Dated at ,Hensall, June 5, 1920.
Signed by two plot owners, 1
M. McTaggart
John. McQueen
FARM FOR SALE
125 acres, North Boundary Mc- €
Gillivray, three miles from Crediton. c
Highly improved, well drained and I
fenced. Excellent state of cultivation t
Splendid home. Possession Spring of
1921. Terms, very moderate.
D. L. O'BRIEN I
Box 182, St. Marys, Ont,
NOTICE 1
1
Grand Dead, May 25, 1920
On. and after the above date I will I
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife, Elizabeth Tetreau
as she has left my bed and board 1
wnh,out any just cause. t
Th!eiopirolus Tetreau. t
STORES CLOSE ON
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
We, the undersigned merchants
of this town, agree to close our
places of business each Wednesday-
ednesday
at
at 12.30 during the
summer months of
June, July and August. 1
J. A. Stewart, Jones & May, G. A.
Hawkins, S. Martin & Son, South- 1
cott Bros., W. W. Taman, Jas. Law-
son, S. Fitton, W. J. Beer, W. J. 1
Neaman, H. S. Walters, H. Spack-
man, J. Senior, Grigg Sationery .do.,
T. Elliott. F. Boyle, Hockey Bros.,
Times Printing Co., Advocate Print-
ing Co., P. Frayne. 3
The following stores close Wednes-
day afternoons until 6 o'cloack, Wilsorr
& Simms, A. Moore, Harvey & Harvey
W. J. Statham. i
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
The Municipal Council of the Cor- ;
p,oration of the V"a,11age of Exeter offer
fear sale to the.enneral Public; Street
Paving Debentures to the amount of
$25,000.60.
Debentures are issued in d.emomina- 3
lion; of $100 to $500, each, with iYi-
pesupons attached, and bear in-
at the rage of 53 per cent per z'
nnum, ziayable /on the 15th day of
iii, ae1,.and every. year until
wee Paid, t E
1
a*. 1' t ' s- e
The, early. . p .cans, ria thee optuoai ' ,
zf a'. short or a •lo?ig term` 3ebenture, 1
to asp .merit 'er of the 'Count-- A.�QdY y.. , l}rif- .
it ao to JOS. SENIOR, er
M.. oei - t'1. 1,. a.. T.POe.11,....
EXE r.. ArnroL ATl , TELUBBLIAT, JTINE i 18.20.
Local Doings
mop
Miss ,Ariel Beverley .has accepted a
position with Messrs. Glade= &
Stanbury,
Two of Mr. Luther Penhaa:e;'s little
children, who have been sufferir.�g from
whooping cough, are now afflicted
with pneumon a,
The first of the ,half. holidays for
Exeter during {June, July and August
was observed Ion Wednesday after-
noon last, and as a consequence many
were lout,of town.
The road work in.. town has been
delayed ,somewhat owing to gravel and
scement coning slowly. The cement is
Laid however, from the bridge to the
[laid
'Taylor factory.
A meeting sof the Huron County
Temperance Association will be held
ira the First Presbyterian Church, Sea -
forth Wednesday afternoon, and er-
eni'' June 23rd, Dr; A. S. Grant of
Toronto head of the Re`fez?endum
Committee, will speak,
In the case of Hamilton; vs, tole,
both .of Clinton, tried before Judge
Ddekson hast week at Goderich, the
jury could not agree and a new trial
will tale place at the December ses-
sions, The grand jury brought in a
true bill against Jos, Essinhoffer of
Brussels pn the charge of stealing
flax ;fron. the Hurons. County Flax Mills
also to the charge of false pretenses.
At the elosieg exercises of the Juin..
%or Auxili."ary of the Trivet Memor-
ial Church, Carrie Davis, daughter of
Mr and Mrs, Daniel Davis, was pre -
seated with the dioeesan prize, cousis•-
ting, of a handsome book on missions,
Art ,exanzitrai; on had been set on, "Our
Work iva Italia:" and out of 80 can-
didates ifs, the diocese, Carrie came out
ore top for full ,marks for every. ques-
tion O1uriel Bissett also received the
branch prize, consisting of a silver W.
A. 1tiz..
Mr. Jos Senior has on exhibition at
Ms studio a photograph taken by him-
self such as ;few photographers have
had the privilege of taking --the photo
of Mrs. Willem Fraser of Mooresville,
who is low over a hundred and one
years of age, She is a remarkable
person having retained her faculties
to a wonderful degree and is bright
and cheerful stria, at this great
age. It is said that instances orf ,long-
evity is chiefly amongst the abstem-
uous , reed this may be truly said of
Mrs. :Fr, ser, although she enjoys her
cuts of tea to the full. Mr. Win. Fras-
er, Huron street, is a grandson.
WON TROPHIES
W. J. He;.in,::r end R. N. Creech at-
tended the Seaforth Bowliag Tourna-
ment on W'ednes'day of last week and
lion the Merno Trophy, representing
he Scotch Double Championship of
Husoo Heaman azul. Creech won this
same trophy last year, The runners-
up were Stewart and Beattie ,of Sea -
forth, The consolation event was won
by McTaggart and Thomas of Blyth,
who defeated Willis and Bright of
Seaforth in the finals.
The same day T. ,S,, Woods, J. A.
Stewart, W. Ar. Taman, end R. G,
Seldon .,skin, woven, the Mintee Trophy
t the Thistle Club in London, Set
don's rink, consisting of Clarke, Stew-
art, Taman nem Seldon won the same
trophy in 1918. This is a two -rink
challenge cup and Ale winners have
reeceived two challenges from London
Dr, A. R. Kinsmon will be in Ham -
ton one week, commencing, Monday,
(Special
e ung 21st, taking the Sp ill Course
n Prosthetic Dentistry put on • by
r, Ruaert Hall of Chicago. Office
lased on this account,
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
to report on building and engineer -
ng work in Exeter. This is a good
ide line for anyone with facilities for-
ening
or-
ettin g news. Commission paid for
ach report, We supply forms and
ostage, Apply, stating qualifications
o MacLean. Daily Reports, Limited,
45 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, Ont.
CE CREAM PAR- LOR.
Wm. Mitchell of the Metropolitan
lotel has fitted up an ice cream par -
or in hie hotel and will serve the pub-
ic in this line. A call solicited,
iURONDALE IN- STITUTE MEET.
Mies Clayton of Listowell will sneak
a the Hurondale Institute at S. Sy
Io,1 next Saturday. The Institute ex -
ends an invitation to all the ladies
e come
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Seryices as usual.
REV. A. A. TRUMPER, Rector.
AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
0,00 atm. -Sunday School and Bible
Class ,
1 a.m,
7 D. sn,.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.45
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
AMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J W ]son, B.A.
Rev. H. en. Paniaby :of Eii'mville
i,orning . and. evening.
3 p.m.- Sabbath School and Bible
Classes:
eats all free. A welcome for all,
MAIN ST. AND BE$'ANY
Minister, Rev. Dr. Medd
JAIN STREET CHURCH
The last'Sunday for Rev. D'r, Medd
this charge.
3 p m Sunday School & Bible Study
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DEATH OF MR.S. MINERS.
The zdeath :occurred on Wednesd
June ,9th, nt the biome of Mr. R. I.
Hunter, .Usborase, erf Bessie White
wife ro4 J T. ,Miners of Exeter, at
the age of 59 years, 2 months and 9
days Deceased batt been in fai111 g
heajtb for !about six months, and about
a ,rnontlr ego she went to visit her
daughter, Mrs R. D. Hunter, and
shortly afterwards became seriously ill,
owirr, to ,an internal ,growth, and she
passed ,away ;as stated above. Born
near St Marys she :,resided there and
rn Usborne until e, few years ago when
she anal her husband ,retired to Ex-
eter, Mrs Miners ,was a woman of
very pleasing manner, and disposition,
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Besides her husband she is
survived by tone son, Garnet on the
home fano, south of Eliravilie, and one
daughter, Mrs. R. D. Hunter; also a
brother, Joseph White of St, Marys,
and a sister, Mrs. T, J. Lockhart of
Kingston. The funeral took place on
Friday afternoon to Exeter cemetery
and was largely attended, ,
USBORNE BOY IN AUTO SMASH,
A. Ralter,wIio works with Mr, And-
rew Gibson, Thames Road, was quite
severely injured in ,one foot and badly
shaken. up in an mato smash in London
Township ore Sunday evening, Three
cars were approaching a road crossing
and the drivers apparently became con
fused . One vicar escaped the steasli;but
the wither two crashed together and
were badly broken, up. The people of
one car, Mr. nod Mrs. Wilkin: suffered
uainful injuries and were taken to
their home a mile away, Three wheels
were ripped .,off Bolter's car.
CASE—RYCKMAN.
A delightful end pretty June wed-
ding was polenuaizzed on, Tuesday at
noon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs,;
E. G. Ryckman, Hensall, when'.
their younger daughter, Elizabeth El
ma, became lthe bride of Mr,. Benja-
min Stirling Case son, of Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Case, London Road north. Only
the immediate relatives ,of the con-
tracting parties were present towit-
ness the tceremony, `which was per-
formed by ,Rev, A. E. Doan, ,pastor
of the 'Methodist Church, Hensall.
The pride's nister, Mass Myrtle Ryck-
man, allayed the wedding march and
during the ;signing of the register Mr.
Roy Ryckmaa. ;sang, "Because," most
pleasingly. The bride looked charm-
ing r. gown of navy chanteuse with
georgette and :steel bead trimmings,
and carried a shower bouquet of car-
nations. Both bride And groom were
unattended. The young couple motor-
ed to Seaforth, where theytook the
afternoon train to spend a short hon-
eymoon in. Kinston, the bride travel-
ling in a suit' of navy blue serge with
hat to match, Both bride and groom
are favorably -known in the commun-
ity and we feel con[ident that when
the Aderocate wishes the newly wedd-
ed couple a long and useful life and
continuous prosperity it only 'echoes
the fervent wishes sof the host of in-
timate friends of both, On their re-
turn. they will reside on. the groom's
fine ,farm on the London. Road, north.
Miss 'Mariam Blatchford of Toronto
is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Culbert tof Liman is visiting her
sister-in-law Mrs, Wm, 'Whiteford.
Mr. Wilkin, teller in the Milson
Bank here has been moved to Wind-
sor.
Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Martyn sof Lon
donare .here visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Adam Case leave Sat-
urday for Virden, Man, to spend a
few weeks.
Mr end firs, J. M. Southcott re-
turned Thursday from their honey-
moon trio,
Mr, and Mrs. McComb and little son
visited with Mr, and Mrsi W. S. Cole
over Sunday,
Mrs Jas, F. Hodgins of London is
scending the week with Mr, and Mrs,
Newton Baker .Here,
Miss Susie Case of Merritan has
been visiting in town and neighbor-
hood for several days,
Mrs. P. Robertson and on of Strat-
ford visited with relatives here for a
few days during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hawkins left Tues-
day for Salvador, Sask., to visit their
daughter, :Vlrs. Wilbur Hunter.
Miss Violet Willis, after a visit in
town with relatives, returned this
week to her home in Marlette, Mich,
Mrs. C. H. Sanders and son Borden,
spent several days during the week
in Kitchener Land St. Jacobs with rel-
atives and /friends.
Messrs A. J. MVlcDornell, C. W. Rob-
inson Fred. Elleriagton and C. H.
Sanders took in the races at Simcoe
last week, gains by motor,
Mr Louis Day attended the funer-
al of his brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas
Beadle, :who died pin, Sarnia and was.
buried On .,London On Saturday.
Mr. rand -Mrs. J, A. Stewart and
daughter Mrs. wReW, Puke, Mrss, Amus
and Mr 4. G. Seldom. motored to
Toronto on ..Sunday, returning Tues-
day,
Mr. Roger Crocker of Tor :into, who
is attending I. Ow O. Fl. Grand Lodge
at Loindon, spent -a few days with hes
mother aid othe,,r relatives here dur-
ing the week.
Mr, and Mrs'. A. LI Handford and
family tot. Renfrew motored here on
Monday and are'visiting 1Mi, Hasid
ford's ern:ther, Mrs, . S. Ha}nidfard, and
sister Miss Attire.
Mr. Luther Pemhadie and Jack Elliott
returned :from Hamiitoin, where theywere taking a short' course in learn-
ing to ;,apeirate the ;closing machinds
at the Exeter Canning Factory,
Mr. and Mrs. S. R, Eacrettof Brant-
ford visited with the former's parent.
Mr. aincl Mrs. M. Eacrett',onn Wedne
day, Mr. Eacrett ,vwas a delegate tto.
the Oddfellaws' znieetjng at London,
Miss )K.iirk of the Chatharn
Callege,
lateInstitute etaff .,vutsited Miss Ste a
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Gregory :for a 46r da.'s ;r
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PHONE 32
JONES & MAYPHONE 32
SPECIAL VALUES
IN SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
LADIES" SILK HOSIERY REGULARLY $2.75 A PAIR; FOr $1.98 PAIR
SPECIAL -5 dozen pair Ladies' Silk. Hosiery in colored shot effects, good
reliable quality, sizes 9, •9 1-2, and 10, were regularly priced at $2.75
Special June Selling price wanly $1.98 pain;.
LADIES' 538.00 MOIRE COATS FOR $30.00,
2 topiY Lsdieis' Black Silk Moire Coats,, sizee 36 end 38, reduced in price
this znonith from $38,00 to $30.110.
All Lades' and le i'sses' Spring Coats at further reductions in price.
SUMMER WA SH SKIRTS,
W have an excellent range of Ladies' avid Misses' White Wash Skirts
in
repps piques, and gaberdines, at from. $250 ,to $450. Also Special
outside sizes for stout figures,
CLEARING SALE OF CREPE BLOUSES.
We have placed en Special Sale this week three dozen Georgette 'anal
Crepe -de -chane Blouses, ,sizes 36 to 44; popular zcolors,' and styles, at
greatly tredUced prices to clear.
MEN'S STRAW BATS
Our stock of Straw Hats for Sum= er is now complete. We have the
latest atyles in Panatelas, ,Sailors, etc., at moderate prices.
UNDERWEAR
Athletic Underwear for Men and Boys, the .coolest for ,:hot weather. All
sizes din (stock.
Palm Beach Suits for Men and Young
Men for Hot Weather
Light and Dark Colors
JONES 8r MAY
Closed Wednesday afternoons during June July and August.
Miss Pearl Rollins of London is
visiting g 14
Zrs
. Wm: May.
3'
Mr. and Mrs, 31. E. Gardiner and
Mr ,and Airs;. 13. Ne. F. Beavers at-
tended the wedding of Mrs. Gardiner's
niece, Miss Terry of London, to Mr.
Wilford Hulbert tils,p of London, on
Wednesday :of last week,
e 5TQPS CO eHS
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
ISAAC IL CARLING, B. A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Baulk, Etc. Money to loam at
DoWest rates of interest.
Office -Main Street, Exeter.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good contliit on, Geldings 5
year.- old up, weighing from 1500
pounds uyy�- Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds .up,
Parties having the required stuff,
write or. phone 83 Exeter.
G, J. DOW
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
- Hunan. and Middlesex-
Prices
iddlesexPrices ''Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
' SUMMER TERM• COMMENCES'
JULY 5th,
CENTRAL
f'riRAT/ O O. ONT.
nerienced instructors, gives thorough
courses and aSsists g'aduatea to, high
grade positio s. „The demon& u o:, tin
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount a private
funds to loan en farm and village
property ratesat of 'interest,
& STANURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exetdr
Dr. A. R. 'KINSMAN, L. D. S,, D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Unineisity
Office—over Madman & Stambury'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,.
Otf3,cie—
Dr. Sweets old ,office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUGTIONEi,R AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, _Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Soles a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Wasieraoms, meat door to
,Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter:
Dr. G. F. Roulstora L. D, S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Notice !
SPECIAL' DISCOUNT
ON ALL FURNITURE
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER
Phonie ? 0
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 conOitii-
Ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
SMART CLOTHING IOR MEN.
This week we are showing some stylish clothing for young men,, ars well
as d. number of more conservative styles for older men. We are offering a
splendid all wool Blue Serge Suit, 1t<e ry soeci,a,! at • $45.00
-SUMMER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN
In two piece or combination with
short or long •sleieve, and, knee or
ankle length at per garment
75c, 000 and $2.00
NEW SHIRTS FOR- MEN
We have them, as low in price as
51.50 • as well s a spjiendid raailge
of good materials that a ra good
a�{ ext
value at $2,00 $250,,•.:$4.00.`.
SILK AND LISLE
HOSE
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FOwhiteR MEN
,; black, grey, fawn
champagne:, blue, brown; in fine lisle
orIn silk.shades
Great value at Der yard Sc.7& $1,00
NEW NECKWEAR FOR MEN
Just in and ready for the 24th of
May A big assiorrtmeit of sum er
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