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Exeter Markets
'hanged each WednlesdaY
Fell Wheat
Barney, new
Oats, aew ,75
Family Flour 6.90
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Feed Flour 4,25
Short e 3.25
Bran, • •,e 2.75
Eggs
Dairy Butter
Creamery Butter . .. . ..
Lard
EXETER AllIIIMATE, THPBSDAY• SBPT. n, lapo
Local Doings
The laying of the pavement on stet -
2.45 ion. street is. peogressing nicely,
It is eepoeted that ciffars will take
another *um up in a few days.
Rev, J. Kestle is somewhat ionter
after a slight stroke sustained a few
days ago,
Baroness 'MacDonald o4 Earnscliffe,
widow of the great Canadian pre.mier,
Sir John, A. MacDoaald, died on Sun-
day last, aged 84 years.
Mrs. Wright, choir leader, and sone
Herold, organist, of James St, Charch,
have resigried to go to Wiemipee the
'resiertations to take effect on Octebea
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52 ta 56
64
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Hay :her ton, new .... . 18.00
Hogs ..... ....
20,00
After making a tie of the secoid .
game with Stratford, 4-4, Zurich on first.
Tuesday aieht lost by a score of 6-4. air. Wm. Hunter of Eden lost a val.
1h 11a Ella Leek, who has spent her uable young horse last week with e
Ito:Heys ban: and at Crediton, has broken leg above the hock,the result
gone to Walkerton, where she has ice, a kick. Tbe beast had to be des -
opened mai:eerrooms.
and Mrs. George Melville 0.'• 1•Ir°:.iTe(1
r.1-1‘ H. W. Doerr is moving into his
y
Ru.seldale & 'Mott -Islas celebrated the house on Maia Street, from the resi-
fiftieth anniversary ,of their marria.ge. dance aa Andrew Street recently rore
kmeno tkcan rtt-ie. a distance who chased by Mr. E. A. Follick from Mr
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were nrese it. were a son, Frank, j. N. Howard,
Caleinnati d daughIer. Mrs aone-
,ast weeka issue we were in. er-
sal o; Braadoa. eor in stating that it was Dr. F.rnfg
Williams in attendance on the late
Get a sack of our Flour and corn- Gen Hockey should have read Dr,
vete at): our Special at the. Fair. Fiedler Williams.
artet ,os.
Mr. C. B. Snell has purchased from
Mr, H. Ramohr what is known as the
CAR FOR SALE.
Dory Braand property in Exeter
A 1918 model Chevrolet, five -Pas- North, and Mr, W, IL Johnston has
ranger auto: in good running order, rented it or the. winter,
for $650. Horse, harness, buggy and dr. ROLA. Luker was successtal in
eutter, $165 for quick sale; also, bred- aaptering two prizes at Toronto Ex -
to -lay white Wyandotte chicks. -Dr. hibitioa, lst for his roan hiare, and
Aitken, Kipper', Ont.
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3rd ,tor Topsy Todd, both having been
shown on. the line. Congratulataeas
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER. &ob.
We are making apple butter and ei- Euler High school reoonengd on
der on. Thursday, Friday and Satur- Tuesday rot this week with an initial
day ,of each week. fl' attendance of a8. This will be cone
SJV. CANN., Ph.°4e " j siderably increased. The staff consists
+Imo of Mr. E. J. Wethey,Miss Stella Gree -
GOING TO LONDON FAIR?
Call un 117J to secure auto ride
London W. H. Hodgert
eae-aae
L.' you want real.satisfaction in bak-
ing use Harvey's Flour,
BARN FOR SALE.
30x50, with steel roof, in Veal shap
to be removed next ,spripan Apply.
SAWL BEAVER., HAY P. O.
1•••••.10...1
ory and Miss Verna McLaughlin.
The automatic water supply system
los been. installed at the pumping sta-
tion by the waterworks department.
Thi, le to insure aeontiatioas supply
oe water to all users and for fire pur-
purposes. The gasoline engine will be
retained or use in case or emergency.
Labor Day was spent quietly in Ex-
eter. Many of the bowlers spent the
day on the green. Two rinks, skipped
red by Messrs, Seldon and Anderson
This is the time of the year to mended a tournament in London, the
consider a supply oF bran and short-, former winning one game and the lat-
tthe quality .is extra. ter three, out of four; failing, however
See Harvey Bros. fo get inside the •prize list. Quite a
number of our people spent the after-
noon in Zurieh, where the day was
being celebrated with sports.
FOR SALE
One good second-hand 11 -hoe Mas-
sey -Harris grain drill, in first-class
repair and guaranteed to work right.
Cheap WM. WARD, Exeter.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
William and Sanders Street, Hours -
10 to 12' and 2 to 4, and by appoireta
meat.
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AUTO TO LONDON FAIR.
Leave your names with Wilson &
Simms, as their cars will be rimming
to London each day.
HONEY FOR SALE.
Choice clover honey:in 5 and 10 lb,
pails at Wilson & Sinems.
•••••■1111.
COOK WANTED.
At Central Hotel,
wages paid.
FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE.
One and half storeys, Exeter North
Apply to Ted. Walper.
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VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time. 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8.
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Where do you go from here? To
Wilson & Sims' ice cream Parlor.
Exeter. City
Corn for
Canning Factory
Those growing cora for the, Cane
rang Factory will kindly bring sample
cobs to the fac iory after the 13th, when
they will be advised when to make.
delivery.
Help Wanted husking corn
the factory starts.
3t. EXETER CANNING CO.
when
Dissaiiiiion of Partnership
NOTICE is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore subsisting be-
tween us, the undersigned, as repairers
of auto nobiles, in. the Village of Ex-
eter, in the County ,af Huron, has this
day beecissolved by mutual consent.
All debt: o vino to the said partnership
are to be .:ctid to James Foote at the
said Village tat Exeter, and all claims
against the said partnership are to be
resented to the said James Foote by
whom the same will be settled.
Datel at eetener this twenty-third
,day of Augeste A. D. 1920.
Ahbert J. Soullier
J. R. Foote
Isaac R. C. arling, Witness. "
Exeter Fair
See the list of special pries for
the Exeter Fair in the prize list. e
Good ,specials awarded for butter
and cooking at the Exeter Fair. Do
not be afraid to bring them as a
glass case is being provided.
Exeter Fair, September 20th and
21st.
Potato race on horseback will be
one of the features at the Exetwr
Fair. -
Baby Beef coinpetitioas by
borne, Stepleen and, Hay townshiper
at Exeter Fair. Sweepstakes open to
all $15 and $10.•
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A purse of $300 is being awarded
for trials of speed at the Exeter
Fair.
Mr. W. H. Johnston, who has be-
come one of the veteran teachrs of
Huron, has taken, charge of No. 2, Hay,
just tves and north ,of Exeter, and is
residing in Exeter North. Mr. Johnston
taught in this school for quite a long
time several years ago, but during. re-
cent years has been teaching at Kippen
On August 25th prior to leaviung Kip-
pers, the ,people of that community
presented him with an, oak chair and
an address,
Miss Mabel Tom of God-
erich has received n,otice that she .has
been appointed on, the staff of the
Pekin Union Medical College, conduct-
ed by the Rockerfeller foundation, and
leaves to take up this position about
October 1. Miss Tom is the daugh-
ter of Inspector Torn and is one of
ten chosen out of 200 applications.
Miss Tom is a graduate• of American
h,osDitals and did valuable work with
the American. hospitals in. France,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wo od and soriPercy
left Thursday of last week for Van-
c.auver, B. C. It is their intention to
remain for some time in that coun-
try pad if they find it agreeable will
make their future home there. The
family have be.en, long and Most wor-
thy residents of Exeter and their de-
parture from our midst for all time
would be regretted by all their many
friends, and it is to be hoped that
they will eturn to Exeter and con-
tinue to make this their home.
COLLIDED WITH ENGINE.
Mr, and Mrs. James Lawson, of town,,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil
of Calgary, while motoring in. London
'an Monday last had a narrow escape
with their lives. They were about to
cross the prand Trunk tracks at a
crossing where their view was obscur-
ed, and hearing no whistle or bell
ringing proceeded to cross. Just at
that moment a train pulled in sight,
and Mr. Lawson put on the breaks,
just in time to stop the car before
reaching the track, but not before the
engine struck one of the lamas and
turned the car to one. side, Their ex-
perience• will long he remembred.
Trivia Memorial
Church
Services as usual.
Rev A. A. TrumDer, Rector
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN, CHUIWH
Rev. dames Foote, 13. A., Minister
Rev. McFarlane, of Bayfield will
preach Sunday morning and even-
ing.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 am. -"A Wonderful Title; David,
a 'Man, after Gods Own Heart!'
3 ,,in. -Sabbath Schaal and Bible
Classes.
7 D,ne--"The Maoufacture of aFace'
Good music. Hearty welcome, to alt.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
1100 Aem-apur Lord's Caming.”
3)30 -Sim ay Shoel. Qsses far all
and a welcome.
7.00 Ren. -"The Great R,etreate
BETHANY-'
2.30 p.m. -..."Our Rent"
ELLISON-JOHNSTON.
The wedding took place on Tuesday
afterneon, at 1,30, at the hornet of Mrs
E. Wright, leader of the James Street
Church choir, when. Miss Margaret
Jobristora nurse, who bas been jiving
with. Mrs. Wright, became the, bride
of Rev. H. V. Ellison of Collingwood.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr, Wilson in the prese:ace of a num-
of the friends of the contracting per-
sons, among thertt. being Rev. Curran
of lefeaford. After a trip to. Winni-
peg, Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmonton
they will reside in Collingwood.
• NIPPED IN THE, BUD.
An incipient fire was nipped in the
bud at the G. T. R. station be, Friday
1 evening last. Shortly after the train
had gone south Mr. larne. Hodgert,
who. bappened to be at the station.
noticed the blaze opposite the bag-
gage zoom door, after it had nicely
started, and had it not been discover-
ed when it was, nothing would have
saved the building. The blaze origin-
ated under the., platform, but how is
a mystery. It is thought, however
that some person dropped a lighted
match or a cigar stub, axtel going thru
a crack ignited some paper or rubbish
below.
Miss Mildred Hardy of Toronto was
home for Labor Day.
Ur, 'Waiter Dearing of London was
here over the holiday.
Ren and Mrs. Fear visited Mr, and
airs. W. S. Howey this week,
;11r. and Mrs, Richard Treble, were
on from London. for the week end.
Miss Mable Heamen of London is
visiting her cousin, Miss Ida 'Cottle.
Miss Alice Kedwell of Sarnia is here
spending p. few days with old friends.
Da and Mrs, Buck ,of London visit-
ed Mr, and Mrs, W. W. Taman, Mon-
day.
Miss Piewes, Toronto, is visiting her
sister, Mrs, McAlister, at the parson-
age.
Mr. Francis Hill has returned to To-
ronto, after a visit with his parents
here.
Mr. Wes. Vale of Toronto spent
Sunday and 'Monday with Iras mother
here.
Mrs. Wm, Harris, son and daughter,
of Calgary, visited at Mr. S. Davis' for
a few days.
Miss M. Horrtey and Miss Wolfe of
Chicago are visitiag the former's lel-
ativeshere.
err, Will Mallett and family of Strat-
ford spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Wm. Kuntz and son John re-
turned Monday after visiting relatives
in Ubly, Mich.
Miss Mabel Schade spent a week
with her cousin, Miss Melee= Schade
on the Sauble Line,
Mr. George Jewell of London visit-
ed with his brother, Mr. Jas. Jewell,
over Sunday and Monday,
Miss Williams of Clinton has re-
turned and,resumed her ditties with
Miss Armstnoog as milliner.
ears. Frank Mallett and daughter, Eva
of London, spent a few days with rel-
atives in town, duringt he week.
Messrs, Archie and William Davis
and arie,nd Mr. Moffatt of Ingersoll
epent Sunday and Monday here.
Miss Verdi Rowcliffe of the Com-
mercial. College, London, spent Sunday
and the holiday at her home here.
Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Stewart and lit-
tle Shirley of L,onelon, spent Thursday
with Mrs. McCombs and Mrs. Cottle.
elr. and ;Mrs. Ray Eacrett and child
of Sarnia spent several days during
the wee -k with relatives and friends in
•
town.
Miss Ann. ‘Sanders spent 'Monday in
London. with her sister, Mrs, ItIcAvoy,
who is en St. Joseph Hospital, await-
ing an operation
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slater of Detroit
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
al. Simpson, Mooresville, called aia rel-
atives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. -Chas. Girvin and Mr.
Wm, Bailie and daughter Mabel ,of
Goderith spent .,abor Day at the
James Street parsonage.
Rev. Bray of Landon, a former rec-
tor of Teivitt Memorial Church, spent
Monday the guest of ihepresent rec-
tor, Rev. A. A. Trumper.
Mrs. Ed. Sanders, who has been vis-
iting relatives and. friends at Zurich,
Parkhill -and, llaeter, left for her home
in aluskegon,fieeghis, Mich., on, Thurs-
day last.
Mr. Jos., Davis, who has been, vis-
iting .tor two' weeks with his parents
left Monday for neania, he having been
transferred from the Maisons Bank at
Marrisburg to. Merfm.. .
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Windsor re-
turned ,T.Lhursday east frona a motor
trip to Desbore, where ihey spent sev-
eral days with thear ,son. Perry. Mr.
Windsor had the privile.ge, of enjoying.'
some fine speckleu trout Halting while
away, -.
Mr. ,A. J. Snell pf Lansing, Mich,, a
former well-known Exeter boy, while
on a hurried visit hea.e east week gave
Tbe Advocate a pleasant call W ed-
nesday . He had been on a visit to„,
Grand Bead and Barfield; and was on
his way to visit his brother John in
St Thomas. -
Mr. and Mrs. Moses -Amy, accompan-
ied by Charlie Way 01 Edmonton
turnect home on Saturday from a motor
trip to Brantford, Haniutoa, Wood-
stock and Dundee. The 7 also 'at-
tended Taranto Exhibition. MiSs
Kestle, gecompantecl them as far
as Woodstock and returned with them
Mr.' Henry Willis of Detroit, son 04
the late George Willis of Exeter, after
an absence loom town for twenty
seven years, spent Saturday and Sun-
day the guest 01 is atmnt, Mrs. CieCti
Sanden, Since he loft here Mr. Wil-
lis has resided in, nearly ,every State
of the .Union, and ,svent some years
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Mexico. • -
Mr. ,Wallacee Fisher, who, has been
here visiting with ,his parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs, WM. Fisher, left..Tuesday main -
in, /Or Toeont , where hia will c
stilt a specialist regarding his health,
Some time ago Mr:, .Fisher *as ,a
vk-
iniofattick oif the flu, from which'
he never rightly reovered his case be-,
ing of an anaemic eondiaion.
- -"ne easpreasoa--
PHONE 32
JONES & 1VIAY
PHONE 32
Oomplete Showing of Ladies' and Misses'
Coats, Suits and Dresses
for Fall and Winter
NORTHWAY AND ROGERS' GAR MENTS.
NO LUXURY TAX WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SILK DRESSe.,S.
FALL AND WINTER COATS.
For Ladies, Misses, and Children in, new styles and colors, excellent
range ot fabrics, all marked below the. luxury. tax.
SPECIAL -Salt's genuine Itsquimette Sealette Coats, moderately priced.
DRESSES
In, all -wool British Serges, Silks and Georgettes for Misses and Ladies
Beautiful range of colors and styles. Dozens to ehoose from and reason-
ably Priced.
SUITS
In all -wool sergesolors, Navy, Blaek and Brown. Plain tailored
styles; also trimmed with Military braid and butt ons. We invite an early
instiection of these lines.
FALL STOCKS NOW NEARLY COMPLETE
Our range of Fall and 'Winter Merchandise is now nearly complete.
New Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Dress Fabrics, Etc., for Ladies
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Etc, for men and boys,
FURS. - NOLUXURY TAX.
Furs are (here shown, in many new Shapes (aryl Styles, in, such popular
furs as Sable end Natural Wolf, Red Fox, Racoon, Black 'Wolf, Etc., all
marked below the. luxury tax.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR SPECIAL.
10 dozen Men's Heavy Rib Shirts and Drawers, evool and canton mix-
ture, sizes 36 to 44, aia special sale this month at only 51.50 garment.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR ALL KINDS PLEATING AND IllealSTITCHING
JONES & MAY
Closed Wednesday afternoons during June July and August
CASTO R IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
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
Mee -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended tot day or
night.
• ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public,
Comniissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etq. Money to loan at
Ipwe'st rates of interest.
OfficelVfain Street, Exeter.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
years old up; weighing from 1500
pounds up. Manes from 4 years old
up, weighing fram
DOUndS up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
• G. J. DOW
• FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Itmon and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
- Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
SUMMER TERM COMMENCES
JULY 5th,
CENTRAL
Al
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perienced instructors, gives thorough
courses:and assists graduates to high
grade .position. The dernand, upon -Us
or. trainehelp. exceeds the -number
graduating. Commence yourcourse
with 'us ,at °Owing of summer. term
onIlitly 5th. , • .
• Get our free .'catalogue.
• D A. McLachlan,. Principal.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farrn 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 & 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
Al] calls promptly attended to
day or night.
Office -
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 Warerooms, 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
Clo.ed 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 line
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will conVin-
CO.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
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PHONE 134
Our Fall & Winter Line of Coats & Dresses
features the latest styles, weaves and, patter We Weinvite your early
inspection of our splendid offerings, , . •
• NEW ALL -WOOL SISRGES
NEW SILKS
Splendid Values in all wool serge s All we ask is an opportunity to,
in Navy, Green Brown, Garnet and 'how roti some of the beautiful shad -
black. es vve have to offer.
• 38 inches wide, per .yard $2..75.
, ' SHOES • SHOES •SHOES.
A bigger and bettter range than eve.? ;before,
.Our Schaal Shoes fcir.-Boys and .Gitla should 'interest you.
50' xrair 01 Men's Heavy Shoes, Snecial price'l$5.00.
•SEE OUR, NEW WALL PA PERS FOR FALL,
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