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EXETER ADVOCATE: `PUURaU.AY.' DEC. 2, i820
Exeter Markets Local Doings
+.:t teed each t\'edn<esday \\*.+ .hoe*e had a lice bit 4f fall n ea -
1.80 the.r !for the past £ew days
65 to '7S Don't worry about your Christmas
„••5.70 Cake, See Harvey's a,d. on front page,
Fal: Wheat .. ..
Barley, new ...,.;
Oats, ,newe ..
Fzoni'y 1`no'ir
w Feed 1.':o n
hoa,a
Br.m.
lie:(1 Eggs
N4 r t aid Egli,
Dairy ,clutter
Creamery Rutter ,; ti
Lard
Po ai-es .,
Haw ..
Hogs
,,.,3.OU :‘1,r, and Mrs. Curtis • Harness have
2.25 moved into pert of Miss Elston's house
2.00 tr:, Andrew Street.
55 \}- Archie Towers, es off duty these
$0 dales owing to a. large ,j'ob's comforter
ee on the back of his .neck.
62 Its. R. N. Rowe .has been under,
35 the does -ere care this week, owing to
1.50 an alt °'1: o," rheumatism.
27.00 a}.; Fletcher of Thames Road oc
�.. ...14.50 , up,e:i the pulpa of Caven. Presby
ternan Church on Sunday.
\GTH OF THE
FARMER.
wrr. Samuel Hunter of Usborne
`oeimad to his bed suffering from a
were. attack of pneumonia.
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Mr and Mrs. Thos. Dinney are cel -
Rt et: ewers have dearly demon-- ese „tan. the fifth anzti,versary of thein
stra.ed tee reser -of organized. Agri- wedding b: entertaining friends Weee
Ase rocs :doing, your bit?,nesday ani Friday evenlegs o; this
Are yoe -ceding The Fanners' weeks
Sue, the Oreste of the Ontario farm- : Mr. Peter Gowan, formerly of Us-
ersF No ether publication fights the borne, ww he was recently appointed
?let -mess' t ruse with :he same vigor. i to.vn ele4 o; \%in;ham, has resigned,
No ether pies_ caters its readers as;itpparently 6prete-ring to continue his
great value incl \ dually, or as business t teaching duties.
farmers Its market reports are worth; Jaynes Street Methodist Church an-
rnenv times tile, subscription price.. niversary will be held next Sunday
The twice -a -week service of The when Rev. Wilson, the pastor, wi3.
Fanners' `un o osts more than twice preach in the morning and Rev, Me
the subscript:oa price Of $1.50. Are Mister ' ei the everar;,ng.
you doing your bit to strengthen the On Wednesday evening a hearty re-
mov..meat ? The most effective way e option eels Wednesday
to Sir. and Mrs.
to do this is by reading The Farmers Preston Dearing at their home, Con.
.0 a and by getting your neighbors to '. . to' en, the bride and groom hawr-
euhscribe t The greater :he Sun's dr ing returned from the;r wedding trip.
eulation the greater the growth of the
movement. The strength of the mov:-'' It is understood that after Decent-
ment is that you make it. Let all bet- 1st the Ontario Temperance Act
help and the proper time is now. will be .n:orced .n Huron, not the
d v s seri tion only01,50 (=•T.= •, as a result off the recent
Sen your ub ip
twi•e-a week, one year. The Farmers'.lareely signed pe.ieoe sent to Ottawa.
Sun, Toronto, Bishop Williams of London Confirm-
ed a elates o£ five in the Trivi,ttMe-
FENHALE—DOWN.
A. quiet•w+ed -ding 'took place on,'Nov.
24th a't the Methodist parsonage, Car-.
bett when Miss "Elia Ray Down, daugh
ter of :Mr. and ]Mrs,, 'George Down of
near Grand Bend, became the bride
:qr. Russell Gordon Peuhale, on of
S?r George Penbale, of the ,3rd cen-
vession of Stephen. The congratuln,
tuns and best washes of a wide circle
frieeds are extended' to the young
couple.
SOLD BUSINESS. —
eir. Ben 1lakins on Tuesday dispos-
ed or his butchering business to :lir.
Alf: Paul of Karkton, who took immed-
iate possession- Mr, Makins has con-
dueted• the, business far the past year
and has to his credit a good record
of honest and fair dealing with the
public. Mfr. Paul comes well recom-
mended .and we welcome him to the
business circle of Exeter, We un-.'
derstandthat Mr. Makins may take
up :farming agairh,
THE HUMANE NOTE.
lir J. R. Reynolds, superintendent
of the Huron Horne, in addressing the
managers o' Hones for Aged and In-
firm. At Hamilton, last week, particul-
arly emphasized the humane side of
the matter, deploring the fact that
1 economic management seems to be
first coasideraiion instead of the' spirit
o'' kindness, In Huron," he acid "we
look on the inmates ase of our own
flesh and blood." "We feel that in
the worst ni them there is much good,
and the best of them a great deal of
good. They are. all human tragedies,
They respond to kindness quicker than
<'hiidren do. None 'of us but might
tio'ite day have to et -tier a ]tome for
the aged and inf':mt, just as they have
clone. They care not paupers; they are
our venerable elders cm whom fortune
has frowned,"
In Huron .County the home for the
aged and infirm was conducted by a
staff of Mr. and \ire. Reynolds and
one other paid assistant. There were
91 ianmates. Hoe. was this accomplish-
ed? Simply by snaking every inmate
a trusty, by assigning h'm, or- her
some task to do. "They take pride
in the;" work. \\'e make ;hem feel ;;,t
is their berate, and, whai more, we
feed them o:a she best we can possib-
le procure. The result is we are a
here, fami'y, '
moria] Church on Thursday night last.
Remember the Bazaar in the Trivet The sermon delivered by His Lord -
Memorial Church Hall on. Friday, De-
cember 10th. Aprons, Candy, Cook-
ing. Admission 15c., including after-
moon Tea.
ship was o,f a deep .p'eitual nature
and was deeply interest;ng to all pres-
ent,
Ton Marks Company held forth in
the Opera House on Wednesday and
Thursday nights of Iasi week. and
drew pretty fair crowds. The visit of
Torn Marks to Exeter is usually look-
ed forward to and well, received. The
plays he puts of are always good, and
likewise clean. Those given last week
were no exeegtion to the rule.
In view of increasing expense for
ta.m.s, lights, cleaning, etc., in their
shed, the ddethodist Church Board in
WILL BUY APPLES. Br t'ssels has decided to issue member-
ship tickets to those .who wish to
Open to buy a. limited quantity of have the accommodation, at a. fee of
hard apples. Tatman Sweets 25c cwt, $5 per annum commencing Dec. Ist,
S. J.•Vt CANN, Exeter. This does not apply to members of
the congregation who were under the
expense of erecting the shed. This
charge is not prohi1 tine as it means
only 10c. a w'eek.
MUSKOKA HOSPITAL BURNED.
The destructioin by Lire of the \ius-
koka Free Hospetai for consumptives
will be a, sad blow eta the Province. of
Ontario. The (building was burned
early Tuesday morning, caused by
wires connected with the ,electric stove
in the diet kitchen The building con-
tained about two -hundred patients at
the time, of the ,fire, but all. escaped
with their lives and without injury.
See C, H. Skelton's ad, on another
nage. It is ineerestiag.
Will the person seen removing a
vinegar barrel from the back of Mac-
kenzie's store on Tuesday night re-
turn at once and avoid further trou-
ble
yimplo
TAKE NOTICE.
Having disposed of my butcheriaa.g.
business all accountts due me must be
paid at once.
BEN, \iAKINS.
LITTLE PIGS FOR SALE
Thos. Routley, London Road south
has a number of six week old pigs
foe sale.
FUR COAT FOUND.
On Sunday, Nov. 21, on the Cred-
iton Road, near Shipka, a fur coat,
,Owner can have same by calling at
this office and payting for this notice.
IS IT YOU.
The party who borrowed William
Ward's Wire Fence Stretcher will
confer a great favor by returning it
at once.
WANTED by careful tenant a small
house, comfortably furnished, for two
months, or longer. Rent in advance„
Must be warm. Apply at once at this
office.
STRAYED.
A yearling with pyg rine in left ear.
Finder rewardei by leaving informa-
tiocn at this office or with Wm. Welsh
London Road North.
FOR SALE.
A Victoria Washing coaching and
wringer also an theater, all in good
condition. Reason far" selling, using
Elecwtric,—Mrst Gambrill, Main St.
DOG STRAYED.
Black and white setter dog stray-
ed onto rhe premises of the under-
signed, Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expenses.
M. E. RATZ, Dashwood P.O.
BARN FOR SALE.
30x50, with steel roof, in good shape
to be removed next spring, Apply,
SAv11_ BEAVER, HAY P. O.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. W ethey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7to8
D . JOHN WARD, -Chiropractor,
W i;ianu and Sanders St., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. 10 to 4.30.
Coasulraaon and examination free at
office.
Running Every Day
THE O.K. STEAM CIDER MILL
is pressing cider and making apple
butter every day. Custom work done
as rapidly as possible. Sweet cider
and apple butter ,for sale.
S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The council of the Corporation of
County of Huron will meet in she
council chamber, in the .Town of
Golerreh.'at' 3 o'clock in the aftern,onn
on 'Tuesday, tthe. 7th day off. December
1920.
All accounts against the County must
be in the hands of the Clerk not later
than, Monday preceding the meelting
of Council.
GEO. W. HOLMAN, Co. Clerk.
txoderich, Nov. 15th,1920
THE OBJECT OF THE LABEL.
In the itirst place ,it is to help the
postal service to deliver the paper to
the fright party, in the next place it
informs the subscriber as to how his
subscription stands, whether paid iu
advance, or in arrears. It is areceipt
for money paid; Look at your label
and see how you stand with the pub-
lisher. See that you keep always in
advance, as our price is "in advance".
CLAIM FOR DAMAGEF.
Charles Powell, a London Township
farmer has entered an action against
Amy Wrexler of Exeter in. the Mid-
dlesex County ,Court at the Decem-
ber sessions, claiming damages for per-
sonal injuries and a smashed buggy as
a result -of a coliiiision on The. Proof
Line rood last December with an auto-
mobile driven. by A. W exlier. The
defendant claims that the plaintiff ne-
glected to turn off to the rightt. ` J.
W J. Witninettt is ,,s64c;ittor lar the
plaintiff, and Gladman & Stan.bury are
acting for the defendant.
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Trivia Memorial
Church
Services as usual.
Ree A. A. Trumpet Rector
0AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, 33. A., Minister
11.00 a.m.-
7:00
JAMES : ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A. •
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
1. a,m.—"Why Smth ought to goy to
Church." . The pastor,
3 p.m, -Sunday School and Bible
Classes .
7 p.m. -Rev. GI W. H, McAlister,M.A
The Choir assisted; by "Doherty'ltlale
Quartette" Clinton.
Monday .night, Dec. 6th, a social ev-
ening of all James Street Congregation
—all welcomed.,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
• Phone 21r3
11 a.m.—`.`Cheerfulness."
3 Han.—Sabbath School and Bible
Classes. •
7' p.m. -Service withdrawn l.a Ja•rrte's`
St. Methodist Anniversary
BETHANY-
2.30—"Our Lord's Sermon."
THE VOTERS' LISTS.
The 1921 voters' lists will be twice
as large as in previous years as they
will contain, the names of all women
over 21 years of age, as they are now
entitled to vote at ;elections to the
Legislative Assembly. Some years
ago the voters' list was made in three
parts, but in. recent .years there have
been only parts one and two: The
voters' list now goes Back to the old
form of three parts; Part one contains
the names of ell persons entitled to
vote at both municipal elections and
elections to the Legislative Assembly;
part two, of all :persons 'entitled to
vote at municipal elections' only; and
partthree, of persons entitled to vote
at elections to the Legislative An-
sembly only, The „names of the wo-
men are not included in the 1920 lists
because of the -early date upon which
the esseasors do their work. At the
time the law which only came irate
force on July 29th, did not make pro-
vision. for the placing sef the women's
names upon the voters' fists for Leg-
islative franchise, and- the township and
townlists therefore only contai;nn 'the
two
parts as formerly. Aa the town-.
Chip lista and the -lists in nearly rill
places do not contain the women's
names for their Legislative franchise'
provision will] have to be. made .for
the :making up of lists early next
spring ---
gr. Percy Browning of Toronto was
home over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Manson of London was
home over ,Sunday
Jr Norman Norry was home front
Watford over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sweet of Tilsonburg was
home over the wreck end,
Mr. Earl Browning of Toronto wus-
„ted his parents here last week.
Miss Ruby Parsons of -London Bust;-
ness Colle;g.e,was home over, Sunday.
Mr. Coleman Moncur of Peted:ato
%Tilted his parents for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs, David Whyte left an
Tuesday to visit relatives in Seafortlt
Mrs;, G. Hockey, Mrst F. Boyle and
Miss V, Essery were in London -. on.
Friday. -
vEss Lulu Hastings left Saturday
foe London, where she has accepted
a position.
Ur. Looker, clerk at the Grigg
House London, visited with ft -Lends
here on Monclay.
Miss, Jessie Oreech,speent a few days'
with her brother, Mr. James Creech
in Rochester, N.Y.
err. and Mrs. Enoch Rowclilte spend;
the 'week end at the home of lr, tp
Rowclif f e, London.
Mrs, C, Dale of Elmira, N. Y., ar-
rived here, Monday and will -visit dol
a short time among relatives`..
His Honor Judge Dickson. at God-
e ich was in town' Tuesday in con•,
Gentian with the revision of. the Ex.
eter Voters' List
Mess -s. A,. J. McDoniell,, C. W. Rab
inson, and F. Ellerington. are this week
attending the Conservative' meeting in
.Toronto• ,Lor' the s.eieetion, of a leder
Lar the Conservative party.
Messrs. Wes. Snell and Joseph Amy
New on Saturday from ew Yorkwhere Mr Snell disposed of ,a few car
loads of choice cattle,. They -met .a
pretty faire ,market, and had an enjoy-
able trip
.Mrs., Wm,: Andrew;,, who has been.
visiting le Hamiota and Winnipeg ,for
the past four months, returned home
on Saturday last. Needless to -say her
visit was a most pleasant one as she
lived in, Harniojta for many- years be-
fore coming to Exetter to,.,l ve.
Mrs. B. W. ,F.. -Beavers, County
presider -it -W. C. T. U. left on: Tuesday,
aceotripanied by Dr,. Sara Detweiler,
Kitchener, on her annual visit to the
various unions through the County.
While in town Di. Detwiler was the
guest of Mrs. Beavers.,
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JONES
PHONE 32
MAY
PHONE 3; •
Great c!earingS ale of Furs 1.
Qr the Next 15, Days.
• 25ger cent. • diecaunt off fur sets
Owing to the unfavorable weather for selling Furs, see: well offer for the
next 15 days a•discount of 25 percen. off our entire stock of Fur Sets, in-
cludieg fur sets; neck pieces and muffs
These ;include Natural Wolf, Sable Wolf, Black Wolf, Fox, Muskrat*,
Persian Lamb, etc. For instance, a ,et priced at $60 will now 'sell for S45;
a $40 set for $30; a $30 set for $22.50, etc„ Don't miss this, opportunity,
LADY'S FUR COAT SPECIAL, -1 only lady's Bolivia Beaver Coat,
beautiful qual.ty of beaver, fan+'y pop'in lined r gularly $185; sale price
5159 net. ;
DON'T FORGET. OUR SALE OF LADIES' CI.O'I'FI WINTER COATee
SUITS AND DRESSE4.
All Ladies','? asses' and Girls' Cloth Winter Coats must go, regarde,es
of cost. Many stylish coats to select from.
15 only Ladies' Black Coats including velours, plush, and Salts' baby
lamb, to clear at $.25.95 each.
CLEARING SALE OF SWEATERS
Ladies' all wool coat sweaters, ttopular colors, cieariag. at $7.95 each,
Ladies' all wool pullover sweaters clearing at $5.95 ,each.
\ten's Heavy Union Sweaters clearing at 54.95 each.
LADIES' GEORGETTE BLOUSES REDUCED.
3 dozen Ladies' Georgette and Crepe de Chen blouses greatly re
dueed-•,price for quick selling.
SALE OF COLORED UNDERSKIRTS
2 dozen,,,underskirts in popular colors regularly $2.50 and $2.75, clear
ing at one price 51.95 each.
A REAL S ILK BARGAIN
Hundreds of yards of Swiss Dress Silks in black, navy. taupe, eon'., ,n
Duchess, Wessell= and Taffeta greatly -reduced ,in price for Deeemh-r
seeing.
A. BARGAIN IN YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS.
20 young men's smart winter overcoats ,regularly $25, to clear at $19,75
A few men's goon heavy winter overcoats at S15.O0.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Our Stock of Christmas Goods is now complete and ready for
inspection; Fancy handkerchiefs, linens, purses, hosiery, etc.
An enormous stock to select from.
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'TONES & MAY
SINCE glut)
ILO
e3O wRoti COUGHS
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Vetesinaxy Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, Jahns, St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
I. R. CARLING, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Cammission.er Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Bank, e)tc.
Buy VICTORY BONDS
51000.00 Bonds due 1934 for $930.00
S 500.00 Bonds "due 1934 for $465,00
to yield 6% per cent.
Interest half-yelarey ,at any Bank.
Orders received by nne.
Money to 'loan at 'lowest rates of
interest.
Office—earlang-.Bk., Mein St, Ettlter
HORSES WANTED
I want an=United number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
year: old 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
• Hugon and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satiefactnon
Guaranteed. .
Crediton, Ontario.
NEW TERM -FROM NOVEMBER 1.
CENTRAL
"eTRA'' ?ORD.. ONT.
The leading Commercial School of
Western Ontario. =Commercial, Short-
hand and Telegraph departments.
Graduates placed in, positions. Stu-
dents may enter at any time.
Get our free catalogue.
D, A. McLachlan. Principal.
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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 Gledman, & 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
day or night.
Office
—
Dr. Sweets old ,office
Phone No. 120
Exe Ger,
' C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
!Perth, Middlesex and Oxford.' Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt . War(eroom'e, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. RauCiston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carliiig's Law Office
Cioaed Wednesday afternoons.
Notice !
GREAT BARGAIN IN FURNITURe.
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER AND FURNI-
TURE DEALER
itifotor Hearse in Connection.
Phones 20J and 20W.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery Iine
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convn-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas.. Gould
S OU-THCOIT BROS.
SPECIALS !
Coatsn Dresses
a d resses
SPECIALS !
Beautiful Silk Serge and Triicotuitye
Dresses, all pew from makers, This
is a special purc,hnse' and regular pr,c,
es were up to ,$55.00;. Don't miss
seeing this lot.
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YOUR CHOICE ,........,..$29.80
Misses and Ladse,s' Goats., all this
season's • (fabrics' and stylies, including
good, warm blanket cloths, arid Vel-
ours and Silver'tones.
YOUR CHOICE of any, coat $24.95
(Baby iamb and Flushes not inclu sled)
Southcott Bros.
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