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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-7-22, Page 80. 71, EXE rER A,T VIM ATE, THURSDAY, JULY 351 lean, Exeter Markets Changed each Wednesday Fall Wheat Barley ...: Oats Family Flour Feed Flour -,ager cwt. Shorts nee- cwt, Bran per cwt. Eggs Dairy Butter Creamery Butter Lard Potatoes new, per lb. Hay per ton. new , Hogs 50 Local Doings Division Court was held in the Town .S 'Hall on Friday, judge Lwis presid- 1.60 tag, 1.30. Cave,n Presbyterian: Church and the 7.55 James -St Methodist Church will hold 4.50 union services again next Sunday, 3,90 Mr. and Mrs, Richard Treble moved 3,35 their household effects to London 53 Saturday last, where they will make to 53 tbeir future home, c4 Friends regret to know that airs.. 35 Jctha Frayne. sustained a slight stroke 6 of paralysis on. Saturday evening, and 18,00 hope fora speedy recovery. 14.50 Dr Sweet wishes to announce that LOS 1',—Go: l wrist watch lost be- tween d e o:li * z and Devon. Finder kindly leava Crediton. Post Mace and reetdve rtward. FARM WANTED TO PURCHASE,• 100 or 150 :;ores iia Huron County. Name pace aerie what buildings, and other eartirni rs as once, ,to J. r'• 'Westcott & San, Rea -1 Estate and Insurance Agents, 20 S-tator Ave.,. Hamilton, Ont. REPREShNTATIVE WANTED. To report on binding and engineer- ing work iia. Ex eater. This is a goad side, Line for anyone with facilities for getting news. Commission paid for ;Fatah renert. We supply forms and postage Appy, stating qualifications to 3,fcLean Daily Reports, Limited, 345 Adelaide St. West., Toronto, On.t. CALVES FOR SALE One -year-old and three -months old heifer c'aive,s ter sale. Apply to Thos. Kernick, Exeter INIFORTED SCOTCH SHORTHORN I will have an importation of Scotch Shorthorn Heifers, Young Calves and Bulls at Brampton. this Fall. Any- one wanting good 'imported Short- horns will pay you to see the, shipment I can seal them at reasonable prices, All *irst-elaa.> ind.ivuals, a„,d the list ;of breeding. When you purchase from us you have a mprket for your stock. Write for particulars. :W. J, McCallum, Brampton, Ont., Brandon, Man., and Wigton England. FOR SALE Edison. Gramanhone, cabinet size: • al- so •18 records. Apply to 1D. G. Ap- nleton, Exeter. The Woman's Institute .hank :he guarantors, the School Board, the ticket sellers, and all who helped dur- ing the recent Chautauqua. The HurOadaae Women's Institute will meet at the home '.of Mrs. J. ,.J. O'Brien can Tuesday afternoon, July 27 aaaaaNIVIela REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Exeter and Huron County to repres- ent "The Old Reliable Fonthill Nur- series" Big sales ere to be made in selling Nursery stock during the re- construction. ,period, A splendid op- portunity for a live salesman.. Highest commission paid, handsome free equip meat. large line of fruit and orna- mental stock to offer.—" Stone & Wellington, Toronto; Ont. BINDER TWINE FOR SALE. 650 :feet, 20%c. a pound. Best 'Manil- la and Sisal rope.—W, H. Armstrong Exeter, Phone 125. COOK WANTED, At Central. Hotel, Exeter. 'City wages paid. FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE. One and half storeys, Exeter North Apply to Ted. Walper, FOR SALE. Rubber -tire open buggy; set single harness Appy to Dr. Vining, Exeter VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs, E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings 7 to 8. WANTED—Experienced teacher for S. S. No. 2, Hay, duties to com- mence after holidays. Personal ap- plications preferred. State salary and quallfieetions. Chas. Aldworth, Secretary, Exeter R. R. 1. Where do you go from .here? To Wilson. & Sims' ice cream parlor. ' CARS FOR HIRE—Wilson & Simms Phone 56 MRS ',1. K.ERR, Doctor of Chiro- practic- has her office at the home of Mr. Wm Andrew, Exeter. Phone 43. Office boas, 9 to12 a.m.; 2 to 5p.m. WOOD _•EUMMPS REPAIRED. If you pump needs fixing we are ready to 10 the job now before other work commences. We do turning of all kinds Saws guma'hed, etc, S J: V. CANN Phone 115 Successor to A. Cottle STORES CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS We, the undersigned merchants of this town, agree to close, our places of business each Wednesday at 12.30 during the summer months of June, July and August. J. A. Stewart, Jones & May, G. A. Hawkins, S. Martin & Son, South- cott Bros., W. W. Taman, Jas. Law- son, S. Fitton,W. J. Beer, W. J. eaman, H. S Walters, H. Speck - man, J. Senior Grigg SationeryCo.,iTi a , gg T. Elliott, F. Boylenallockey Brost., Times Printing Co., Advocate Print- ing Co., P. Frayne. e The following stores close d W aL s day afternoons until 6�o'clock,—Wilson & Simms, A. Moore, , ,arvey &Harvey W. J. Statham aw`LVwuiN�LL',uwY'Y will still continue to practice at ht., own office. All calls promptly ; attended to. Phone No.. 120. Mr: Wm. Snell, nee Edna Geddes, who ttaa been seriously ill in London &a now showing signs of improvement ;::ad hoses areentertained for her re- c.avery While tirivang a horse attached w a hay rake recently the Jane brolde anti 'dr Wm, I,:ydd of Usborne was tbrc wn a considerable distance, when thy. raka struck a Host. He had .sever- al rths .fractured, THE CHAUTAUQUA.. The Chautauqua, which closed, its four-day course in Exeter Thursday last was n aucceiss aa to talent, at- tendance and finance: The talent was cxcentionally good—Carveth Wells' account of :his six •yearn in the Malay Peninsula. Miss Constance Boulton on "Canada's Womanhood", 'Wm. H. Stout on "Seeing Life Whole", and Rev, l)r. Robert Norwood of "The Dominion and ite 1Destiny" were lectures well worth hearing and thoroughly enter- taining; while the music by the Shakespeare Quartette, the Wagns.rian Quartette. .the Jordan Entertainers and the Old Song Singers was enjoyable and highly pleasiatgs The attendance an each taccasioin was fair to good, and much of 3t* . ,due (to the effects of the Woman's Iatstituftea, who had the. afar an hand, and at is a pleasure to note that althou gh their financial re- ward is ,not large, they, at least, sue- ceeded in!more than meeting the guar- antee and Paying expenses. DEFENDED TROPHY Two rinks from. the London Thistle Bowling Club, skipped by Fred Allen and Claude Bluett made an attempt to lift the -Mintee Trophy on Thurs- day evening last, but failed by three shots. Bluett defeated Seldom, by 11 points, but Creech wan from Allen by 13 points. The Exeter rinks were— Woods, Stewart, ,Taman; and Seldon; Anderson, Ferguson, Heaman and Creech On Friday e,ves,,ing two rinks from St. Matthews ,Club, Landon, played challenge .games here for the. Mintee Trophy. but they, too; were unsuccess- ful. On this occasion Taman's rink saved the day. He was up 31 allots and Creech was dawn; 11 chats, The players On the Exeter rinks were Rivers, Woods, Stewart and Taman; Chri. tie, Ferguson, Anderson and Creech. -- Several sof the Exeter Bowlers ate attending the Seafarith• Scotch ')au - blas this Wednesday. Heaman and Creech Wan the Stewart Trophy in this ;event last year. In achallenge game,af bowls on Fri- day afternoon the Molsons Bank de- feated the Bank of Commerce 18 to 5. The a1ayers were- 12olsons—Routledge; Taylor, Woods Ferguson, skip; Commerce—Matthews, Chapman, Puke, Howard, skip. We un- derstand the Prize was a box of cigars. ELTMVILLE CIRCLE GIRLS will hold an Ice Cream and Cake Social at Eiimville Church tan Tuesday, even- ing, July 27th. A good program is also provided. Adults 35c. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill wish to t hank their many friends and, neigh - bars for their kindness and sympathy shown during the. sickness and aub- sequent death ,af the latter's mother. Mrs Sweet. Trivitt Memorial - Church Services as usual. Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector. HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister. Union of Caveat and James St. Preacher, M. J. Wilson, B.A. 10.00 a.m.—Sunday Schaol and Bible Class. 11 a.m,—In Jaynes St., "Three Groups —in .which one are you?" ?7 p.m.—In C.aven Presbyterian, ;The New Exeter.". Muisic in each church by their own choir. All welcome. JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A. Union of Caven and James St. Preacher, M. J. Wilson, B.A. 13. a,m.—in. James St., "Three Groups —in which Tonle are you?" 3 p.m.—Sabbath School. and Bible Classes. 7 .p.rn.—In. Caana Presbyterian, "The New Exeter." Music in each church by their own chair. All welcome. MAIN ST. AND BETHANY It ev W G. H. McAlister, pastor :i IAT r, '` S:TREE r CHURCH 11.a,in. 37,.i•m—. S undaySchool, & Bible S ut Y BETHANY—"" 1.30—Sunday School and Bible Class. During the past week rapid head- way has been made with the road an Main street. Wild raspberries this season are a very noor crop. If pickers get half a pail in a day it is consddexed a fair day's work, Mr. Wes, Larnport went to London Tuesday and srettlrn,ed, with a motor oil truck which be will make use of in this section. Miss Uhla Kennedy of London de- lighted the congregation of Trivitt Memorial Church on Sunday evening with a beautifully rendered solo. Mr Walter Harness sustained a painful injury to his arm last week when attempting a heavy life The arm was injured overseas and it is not es attong as hared ,.for. 3Jiss Beta Rowe and Miss `Taylor, Exeter pupils of Mrs. E. J. Wethey, leave successfully passed their violin examinat;ons at London Institute of Musical Art, London, Ont, On Sunday afternoon last ',Mr. J. M, Southcott of the James Street Sun- day School was presented with an. el- ectric reading lamp in appreciation of his services as superintendent. The Trivitt Memorial Church Sunday day School held their annual' picnic at Grand Bend on Tuesday, this week. The James Street Methodist Church Sunday School followed withtheir's on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs, Chapman spent Sunday at Port Stanley, Miss Winnie Baigent returned to De- troit on Fiiday, :Mrs - Reginald Elliott returned -to Norwich on Friday. Mr .Davidson of London is visiting with Rev and Mrs. Trumpery Miss Della Horton of Detroit is vis- iting with Miss Charlotte Dearing, Miss Catharine Inwood of London, is visiting Miss Sanders, and Miss Vosper, Miss" Polly Down and Miss Trothan of London are visiting relatives here. Mr D B. Sanders ;of Woodstock visited with relatives here over Sunday Mr, and Mrs, John, Newcombe of Stratford were visitors here over Sun- day. Mrs, J. A, King of Lloydnster Alberta visited relatives here for a week Mr Jas. Collingwood, wife and fam- ily of Hamilton are visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs:. Geo. Armstrong of Paris are visiting with Mr. 1. .Aran - strong Mrs. T. S. Woods and two daugh- ters left last week to spend sometime in Muskoka, Mr P. B, Dignan and son Allan of Toronto are visiting with the farmer's parents 'hero, Miss Olive ,Qupnce ,of. Toronto ar- rived here Thursday to' visit relatives for a few days. Miss Ruth Shosen;burg of London ,is visiting, Mrs. Hawkshavv and Mrs. New- ell for a few days. Miss. Jessie Manson and Miss t�Iha, Kennedy of London are visiting at the former's ;home here. Mr C. E. Stock ,of Guelph branch of the Bank of Commerce visited friends here last week, Mr. and hirci, N. J. Dore left last week on an extended motor trip to Toronto and other places. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Creech af- t er a visit here, left Monday for their home in Rochester, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood of Hamil: ton are visiting with relatives here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Walters. Mr Rich. Quinton and niece, Miss Quintor left. Tuesday morning tospend a :few weeks la different parts .of the West. Mrs ,Rabe. Gillies and daughter Miss Stella, left Tuesday morning to visit ,with lair. and Mrs. Percy Gillies at Sarnia Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Davis of Seattle, Wash. and Mr:s, S. Kt Mathews of Toronto are jguests, of Mr. and Mr' . F. A. May. Mr. and Mrs'. Eric Hurdan of De- troit -and Mrs. Gerald •Hurdan of Buf- falo, are visiting with Mr. Dan. Mc- Curdy - Stephen. Mr. Walter White of Hamiota, Mane. is here visiting Ms grand -children„ Master Harold and Ila White,.,,at the home of Mrs. J. Westlake. Dr: and Mrs;. Rodriguez and family, who were staying with. Mr. and Mrs J. Bigent. London Road, south, are rsaw on their way to England. Mrs. W. J. Ha,wkshaw of Detroit, Dr. and Mrs. Richardson of Boston,Mass;, are visiting relatives ,lin; Biiddulph, and Mrs. Hawkshaw and Mrs. Newell of Exe ter. ' Mrs Thos; 'IL ,Smith and son Har- old of ;Detroit motored here last week to spend a ;few days with Mr; and Ma's. S. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lily accompanied ;them here. Mr. and Mrs. John Handford, Snow- flake ,Man„ who fox many years resid- ed on. the London Road a few aniles south of town, are visiting among r•elartives and ifxiendsl in this neighbor= hood. Mr. Phillips of Detroit, -a former organist of James St. Church, spent a fewdays here, and occupied the or- ganist's stool on Sunday. Mr, Phillips, is an artist : at ,•thee organ, andhis play-' bag is always appreciated. Mrs. Reobt, Sweet,'vxhoa has been here visiting with Mrs. John Sweet and oth.4. relatives and 'friends, left the be- ginnin, of the week foe. Windsor, to visit h•erisister, Mrs. Eby, before re- turning =,to hes home' in Portage, la Prairie, "e Man. Mr, and Mrsf• George Eacrett, son and daughter of Wi(-Jnipeg, are visit= ing at Mr. M. Simpson's, Mooresville, and with other' Exeter;, friends. George is an Exeter Old Boy, who has .been, .away, s!onre •fi;fteen years and ,hues old friends Frere are pleased: to see him., Will an W411 pan., 41'P; otf Russel, Manitoaba. paada eELyain. visit ?with his uncle, ,Ref. M. J Wnlsort, at`>the Tames St narsc. age He 3$ ,the ,youngest memfber the newt "elected Ga'v Fn erti; ment gdou4i•,in the` lcian4,t66a' Perlia. ment,.a't dei` rising you:neg'lawyer in the orovance 19 i PHONE 32 JONES & MAY PHONE 32 SUMMER GOODS at REDUCED PRICES MEN'S PANAMA HATS AT $2.95 EACH. We offer Ibis week the balance of our den's Fine Quality Panama ani Sailor Straw Hats, to clear at only $2,95 each, CLEARING OF WASH DRESS GOODS On sale this week hundreds of yards of white and fancy .• wash Dress Goods, suitable for Children's and Ladies' Wear. Prices greatly reduced to clear out quickly, LADIES' AND MISSES' ALL WOOL PULLOVER SWEATERS AT $4,95 4 Dozen Laadiies' and Misses' all wool pullover sweaters, all popular colors and combinatliom of colors, reduced in price for July, selling to only $4.95 each, 25 PER CENT. OFF LADIES' SMOCKS, HOUSE DRESSES, AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES, AGES 2 to 14 YEARS. APRON GINGHA M AT 29 CENTS. 4 webs good quality Apron Gingham, 36 inch. wide, regularly worth 45c, yard, July clearing sale price only 29c yard. ODD LINES OF LADIES' WHITE SHOES AND PUMPS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE. SPECIAL -5 DOZEN MEN'S GREY COTTON SOCKS, GOOD HEAVY WEIGHT, VERY SPECIAL AT 35c PAIR, or 3 PR. for $1.00 SEE OUR MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S PALM BEACH SUITS FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR. JONES & MAY Closed Wednesday afternoons during June July and August, Mr ,and Mrs. John Markham, who left Exeter last year to 'reside in England, are returning to Canada shortly. and may again reside here. Dr. Gerry and his- wife and two children of Kamloop, B,C„ are here visiting, with' thevr.cousins, Dr. A. R, and Miss Kinsman. They formerly were ,well-known citizens of Mitchell. DR. A. E: TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter (lately occupied by Dr. Vining) Phone 26w DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT VETERINARY SURGEON • AND DENTIST • Offiice—Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter Calls promptly attended to day or night. ISAAC R. CARLING, B. • A. Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public, Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol - sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at Lowest rates of interest. Office—Mann Street, Exeter. HORSES WANTED I want an unlimited number of. Horses in good condition, Geldings 5 years aid up, weighting from 1500 pounds up. 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 Huron and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Crediton, — Ontario. SUMMER TERM COMMENCES JULY 5th. CENTRAL IWTNATFORO0 ONT.'. oejiiCi ced instructors,' gives thorough doitrses and assists graduates to high grade vositions, The demand; upon us fore; traiaved:::help exceeds ;the number' graduating ;' Commence your course with us- at opening of summertor#t, bn . July 5th'.: - Get our free catalogue. D A. McLachlan, Principal, MONEY TO LOAN We have a large amount • of private funds to loan on farm, and village property at -low rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S. Honor Graduate Toronto University Office—over Gladman & tanbury'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. OS`fi,cie— Dr. Sweets old office Phone No. 120 Exeter. C. W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR. for Counties of Huron Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. 'Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt Was -rooms, next door to Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter. Dr. G. F. Roulston, 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 Phone. 20 Tea & Coffee Store For the choicest groceries, . fruits, spices, teas, coffee and every- thing in the grocery hie Call and see us. A trial as to quality will convin- ce. Produce taken in exchange Jas. Gould SOUTHCOTT BROSe GOOD VALUES 'IN MEN'S CLOTHING Thi' week we, are showing,a range of Meet's Brown' Worsted Suits smart three -button style, that are exceptionally good value at $35,00 Elegant Blue Serge Suits at $45..00 • APRONS' AND HOUSE ' DRESSSES. This is another` line that we have aidd,ed. They are made in small, Medium and large sizzes. Anyone wanting large sizzes should' see these diies�ses.' We are showing a fine range of styles in good' washing mater- ials. Prices aremeoderate. 25 pairs of:WhiteCanvas �" ds`` ,, . Oxf rd re ar • •„,. , ,. . gul $2.25 to $2:50 values.:_... clean up of all lines...,, Just the thing; for the tot weather. Special at per pair $1.48; Southcott Bros.