HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-12-23, Page 8EXETER AliATEICATE THURSDAY, HES. 23 1020
Exeter Markets
Changed each Wednesday:
Fall Wheat
Baxley, new 6$ -to 75
Family I ou^
Feed Hour
Shorts � 225
Bran
He;d Eggs
New Lead. Eggs , 100'
Dairy Butter ..., 54
Creamery Butter ..L e„ 63
Lard .,.. 35
Potatoes ... ......... .. ..... „>,.1'S
Hay , ... ,. 4.. 27.00
Hogs 14.50
s.60
„w,004 140,,..,00
MI, r 2,00
5s
T': a` a baseball in3.i,eh
J� ne .. n'laurch basement on
Prue , t n.g ,next on "The Life of
Pabst, el e n the James Street'.ttnd
Wit S.ree: Leagues, Mr. P. W.
Gi lame. dseeferee, \Ir, Luther time
keep • tm.d Reeve Belaavet tally.
LOST---Sentrday evening between
Exeter and tt ,4,ri i es east, a Sable
muff. Finder please leave at ".Jones
a Mays store,
THE CORRECT VERSIONS.
Tine Division Court; suit of Clifford
Hill vs Nobe Scott Of Stephen has
been wsthdriwn and the Plaintiff has
staid the defendant $10.00 and also
the costs of the easel. The suit was
for threshing, but the defendant had
a count c1a rn of e10 00 suoze than
the threshing Amounted, to, arta on this
basis the -ease was settled„ In justc,=
to myself and to. quiet rumors that
have, been afloat I publish the fore-
going. -NOBLE SCOTT,
DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR
aTORAGE BATTERY
TO THE
EXII)E SERVICE STATION
MILO SNELL
FORD DEALER, EXETER
CONTINUING BARBER BUSINESS
Mr. Norman. Hockey desires to an-
nounce that he is ,cont anuiQag the bar-
ber business, although after the New
Year he w$11 be li;n the premises he
recently purchased from Mr. Brooks.
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C. O: F. MEETING,
The Canadian nOrder of Foresters
will meet on. Wednesday, Dec. 29th,
instead of Monday, the 27th.
Sweet and Juicy Navel Oranges 50e.
to 90c. per dozen s
at Stathannz
na
A Christmas Tree and Entertain-
ment in James Street Methodist
Church, Thursday, December 23rd.
Admission 25 cents. Everybody wel-
come.
Our 1.6 renes experien:Ce in the
Candy Business has enabled us to buy
one of the, choicest stocks we have
ever had :for our Christmas Traade;
Call and see our beautiful assortment
of Chocolate Bores,
W. J. 1S tartham.
The CITIZENS' RELIEF COM-
MITTEE will be pleased to receive
any little donation
For st 'a
Chr,a"m s Cheer
The, ,same may be left at Mr, S. Fit -
ton's Stone
"1 S ould Worry" about Christmas
Cake when you can buy our good :old
fashioned kind at Statham's, 49 cents
a pound.
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES LAND
FOR SALE. Lots of fruit;'and .house
is in good condition. Apply at Advo-
cate Office,.
TWO HOUSES TO LET.
Apnl°y, to Mrs. A. Cottle, Exeter.
If you wani to order a daily paper
or' magazine, or renew a present sub-
scription, leave your order .at the
Advo: ate 011ie. We save you, paper,
enve opo postage stamp and cost .,of
money order and when clubbing
tle more besides._
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP„
The partnershie heretofore existing
• be,tweea C. L. Willson, and S. W. Sines
as grocers he -e, has been dtrsisolvled
and the business in future wptl be, con-
tinued by air. Wilson. A11 accountis
due the late firm pre payable to 'Mr.
Wilson and musft be settled at once,
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NEW L:'ERY.
Havitr :eased the Baker barn,1, have
opened a ire -y stable therein, and"am
now prepared to furnish rigs to ,the
pub.iee- .LYUE HEYWOOD,
WILL BUY APPLES.
Open to
buy a limited
quantity of
hard apeles. Tolman Sweets 25c cwt.
S. J,_Vt CANN, Exeter.
BARN FOR SALE.
30x50, with steel, roof, in good shape
to' be removed next spring. Apply,
SAM'L BEAVER, HAY P. O.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs,
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
.et any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
'7 ,to 8
D12: JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
William and .Sanders St., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. 10 . to ,4,30.
Consultation and examination free at
office.
;dunning EveryDay
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 apttle butter for sale.
S. J. V CANN, Phone 115
-Local Doings
Ors, C. J. Luker lis cin very poor
health ,at prestonntk ,under the doc-
toes ca>'e.
hire George Windsor,, who laasbeen
in very poor rh •th ,for several weeks
is improving, but ,sexy slowly,
'tint Geo, N. Wi',ns ,of Usborn?e,
*has anove:d to. town, Occupying "2, pa. t
of Mr, M, Fletcher's house on North
Street;
The population: of the United States
with outlying possessions in 117,857,509
the otitly'tng ,possessions totaling 12,-
148,738.
Miss Edith 1loncur, who has been
confined to tier bed through illness
'or some time,, shows very little signs
of improvement, ,
The -post office is ,at busy place
these days. Get your mail ntat,'ter in
nearly tops tro give them achance to
give good service
Miss Datr""dson (of the Tract Soc-
iety, spoke ih the Presbyt;eriamchurch
Simday enorning pRtdt in the Methodist
churches in the. evening.
Mr. W H. Deming of ,Stephen is
mov€ng this week to his new 'home
on Wi11:am Street, Exeter. We wel-
crane Mr, end Mrs. Deering to Exeter,
SOLD FARM.,
Mr. Peter Case, London Road North..
last week disposed of his 100 acre
farm in Usbiorne to Mr. Peter .Moir
of the second concels.skm of the same
townsbip. This las one of ,the best
farms in Usborxue, and the price paid
was $12000.
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QFFICER,S ELECTED,
At the zegular meeting of Lebanon
Forest Lodge No,. 133, A. F. & A.; M.
on Monday night,. the following offi-
cern were elec ted for the ensuing year
Wor. Master, E. M. Dignan,;
Sr, Warden, R, W. Fuke;
Jr,Warden, J. 11. Southcott;
Chaplain, \i, Eacrett;
Treasure, C. ;H. Sanders;
Se, rear,•, R. N. Creech;
Tyler. S,- Sweet;
Auditors,, A, Hastings, T, S. Woods,
The insia1ia,tjon, of officers takes
place on •.londay •even'(ng next, D.c-.
ember 27tb.
JUDGMENT FOR, $161.
At London last week the jury at
the .December sittingls of the county
court. brought in a verdjct for the
plaintiff .,when C A, (Powell was
awarded $161.00.danxages in con-
nection: with a :collision between the
buggy of the plaintiff and an auto-
mosile driiven, by th-,edefendant, A,
Wexler of Exeter. The collision oc-`e
curred on the Proof Lune irbad .near
Arva 'on' the evening of December 6;‘
1919. The evidence was somewhat
rcoat.1sadidtory es Ito the ,position of
the vehicles at the place of the acci-
dent, 1/7.7, (McNeil of Arva gave test-
irnony regarding the injuries received
by the plaintiff in the accident, J.
W: , Gr Wi.nnett appeared for the plain-
tiff and Madman & ,Stanbury for the
itleindant,:
t 0.
H. A. SCHEDULE FOR THIS
DISTRICT.
Mr. Bertram .of the, Exeter Hockey
Club •wftls tin Goderich on Friday, and
,assisted in arranging the kchedule for
thb e.. a -i;, A,. -games inl thus district.
Besides Goderich and Exeter, the St.
Marys, team ;has entered. The three
teams being entered a double sched-
ule is now not necessary, as was pre-
viously arranged. The schedule is as
rfolilows,-
January'4-St, ;Marys; at Goderich.
January, 10-Goderich \at. Exeter.
January 12-Goderich at St. Marys
January' 19-Exreter ,a;t St. Marys
January: 21 -Exeter ,art Goderich-
January .24 -St. Marysl at Exeter
The grouping for the Niorthern
Hockey League awns announced on
Monday.- Exeter is 4 the senior ser-
ies and 4a grouped wiltih ,Sttra►t;fcrrd.
There •are ,oei y two teams ,in the dis-
trict aped a double schedule will like-
ly be. played,•
'Trvitt Memorial
Church
11 a m. --"The Wiord Became Flesh,"
7 ;p m -"Glory .t;o G:oda in, the High-
est -Carol ,Service.
Christmas Day, Holy, .ti communion at
:101 atm,
Rev A. A. Trumpet., Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev _Jaanes Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
classes.
Regular services next Sabbath at
11: aim. and 7 p.m.
JAMES'
ST. METHODIST ODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 gene -Christmas ;Sermon.
3 p.m. -Chris turas Programs in
Sunday School,
7 p m.-Christmatsr Sermon--
. Christmas
ermjonit•`Christmas -Music.-
A.M,
Anthem -"Unto Us -a, Child is Born."
Anthem -"Arise, Shine, for- Thy
!Light is .Code.
P. NI.
Dtett '; "When I Survey." Isaac
c
Watts. Misses Hazel : Snell and
C. Parsons.
Anthem -"Behold :`Thy King,,',
the
vIAIl 'ST. -METHODIST CHURCH
Y ers'f'reo McAlister, M. A.
" Phone,;21r3 `
11,00. a.m.--"The Shepherds"
3 p.m Sabbath School and
C1astiec. ""
7.00 p.m., -"'The ,Magi"
BETHANY `• 2.30- +.
Bible
T, R. Carling, B.A. r
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc,
Buy Province of Ontario
Gold Bonds
51000 :Bond due 1935 at 3943,40
$ 500 Bond due 1935 at $471.70
Yielding 6;60 per cent.
Interest 1 t yarly a any Bank.
Buy VICTORY BONDS at the mar-
' ket, price.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at 'lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling Bk„ Main St, Exeter
In Dome Theatre
FRIDAY ,AND SATURDAY
Dee 24th and ,25th
Mabel Normand, bettter known as
Mickey, in "Peck's Bad Girl."
Mr. Douglas Stewart is home from
Toronto
Mr. ,Earl Southcott, divbigty student
is Thome from Toronitio
12r. T. H. Newel ,was in;SStraitfard
for ft tew days last week.
Mr, Harry Sweet of Walkervllle is
home for two weeks':,halidays.
Mrs. Samuel Parsons visited • her
son, Reg. et Ereau, tth#s week.
Sa`m'l J. F1nkbednier of Detroit
is n''Sit•;bg ktns siiste-, Mrs, Eali Hey -
'wood.
Miss Perla Sanders, w,ha has been
in Detrot for the past couple months,
returned home ,Sartatrday.
Mrs. Arnold :Vfarchand of Water-
ford event a !couple, days in town last
week with relatives and rfriends.
Mr, D. ,13. Sandiers of 'Woiads't;,aick
spent several drys in tonne with rel-
shoves art town during the week.
\frs. (Rev.) J. W. Down of Picker-
ing is visiting her mother, Itfrs J. C.
Tom ,and s..ster, Mrs. W. D. Yeo
Mrs. Robt. Alexander of the bound-
er, spent the. past week i'n town,
visiting her asisjer, Mrs. SThos. Ker
nick. •
Mr, Richard Welsh of Kalamazoo,
Mich„ is the gut far ,his, sister, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Bias-
sett.
Mrs. Lee- and child of Seaforth are
visiting at rth;e home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, .Ea;ster-
brook.
After all abseinee of ;eleven • years
Mr. end Mrs. Wellington Amy and
family of Crande13, math, arrived here
last tv$eek to. vn`'st',ft the ,former's father
Mr, (rhos. Amy, and other relatives
and friends in -the vieinitty.
Mr. W. J. Carling, ,who . recen
sold his farm Brtitng;t(on, rerttaatir..
ed t,o Exeter'onnMonday, and intends
to .resi'ee here. Mrs. Carling is re-
maining with her daughter, for a few
weeks. Mr. and Mats, L .TG Carling are
to spend the winter in Centralia.
Mr, .Wm:.Kerslake of Weyburn,
Sask., arrived hero om Monday tmorn-
ing paid ort 1a spend a 'few weeks with
bellattµves and --friends in Exeter ;and
vigmity.. It, is liever eighteefa years
a q a1ae Ce,r�
ie. parts for the
Wes .
He enjoys good hieelth and has chang-
ed ',very Nile. mn •appieatran n.
big
Slaughter Sale
of Overalls; Underwear
foots and Rubbers
PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING 1N
STOCK WILL ,BE SOLD AT A
PRIyCE THAT WILL STAGGER
YOU_
OVERALLS -
Blue Snipe, regulrarr $3.75, . Sale
price $2.99
Regular $3.25, ,Sale Price ...... 52.75
UNDERWEAR--
All
NDERWEAR-All wool, .regular. $2.00.. The Sade
Prise ..n., 51.49
Fleece lined, regular 51.25. Sale
Price•�•• 99
Menn's`regular $6.75. Sale Price $5.49
Boys heavy Sh'oes', regular $4.75
Sale Price , , , t • 53:79•
Also, fine, lot of ,Chjdren's fine
shoes almost ateyour awn, price.
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RUSBERS-' . r,
Men's•regi isr X4.25
Sale .Price, . .$3,75
Alen's White, regular $4.85
gale Priee $4.25'
Men's Leather Top, regular .$5.45..
•Saler'Prt.... • .$4,
:Men's long white rubceber botats, reg99-
ular, 57,50 for.,„ , 56.99
Youths" Ieather top, regular $2.50
for ,..a $2.05
Youths', 1oang rubber- boots, regular
$2.25 fol;......,, ;:......:, r 51.99.
Men's pullover rubbers, ',regular
11,75. Sale Prtiee ,r:.;. $L49.
SPECIAL-L,"'w *
Men's W 000l•en.fufflers, only a few,
regular $3.50 .for; "....... ......' 51.25
• Also ,CillOvie,s, 'Mit(t„; Sokks, Sweat
er .Criats, Boys', Pullover:-Swepters, at,
prices that wil a you )think of
pre-war days If00 want to - save
dollars ;it X611 pay ,ybur, to see
,i2, MACKENZIE: & SON
EXETER NORTH
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Phone 107
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Exceptionai Values in
Christmas Merchandise
Store Open on Wed., Thurs., and Friday Evenings,
'Dec. 22nd, 23rd, and 24th.
We have an immense stock of merchandise 'bought specially for the
Christmas trade. Many of these lines are shown at greatly reduced pries.
Shop early to insure best choice. We offer a few `suggestiiazts
FOR LADIES AND GIRLS -Fancy Parasols, Silk Hosiery, Fancy Can-
isols, Handkerchiefs of all descriptions, Bedroom Slippers, Georgette and
Voile Blouses, Leather Purses, Fur Sets, Cloth Coats, Etc,
FOR MEN AND BOYS --Silk and Wool Mufflers, Ties, Braces and
Garters to match, Fancy -Boxes, Hockey Shoes, Arm Bands, Suits, t er-
boats, Etc.
Silk Hosiery Bargain for Christmas
Selling.
Lot No, 1-15 dozen Ladies' Heavy Fibre S ik Hosiery am Black and
Navy; regularly priced up (to $1.75 pair for Christmas selling, Reduced to
only 41.25 pair,
Lot No. 2 -Six dozen Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hosiery, in black and.
navy regular value urp to 53,00 pair, No Luxury Tax on. them,
25 p.c, Discount off Fur Sets
Furs anake a very suitable gift. This is your opportunity to buy beau-
tiful Fur Sets at REAL BARGAIN', PRICES. Don't forget 25 per cent.
discount until Christmas,
Sweaters for Everybody
We .have a aarge stock of Sweaters lot Ladies, Gibs, tjvlen and Boys --
many lines Greatly Reduced in price for the holiday trade.
Men's land Boys' Overcoats Greatly Reduced in price for the balance
of this month.
ALL LADIES' AND MISSES COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES TO
CLEAR. REGARDLESS OF COST.
JONES- & MAY
Mr.. end Mrs, C. ,B, Snell spent.
Wednesday din London,.
Mr. William Dixon' is visiting old
f*tends at Hensall, Brucefield, Clinton
and Goderichi.
rtlr. Gorden, Ford; .and• wife of Flint,
;Ache are spending two weeks, with
the, former's parents on. the Lake Road.
Miss Pearl Rollins, after a visit for
some weeks with; Mrs. Wm. May, re-
tu*,ped ;to her home in "London, this
v'e.k.
CORBETT-Lewis G: Corbett, B. A.
:third son of the late John .Corrbettt,
died of ;pneumoti in Huntsville,
Wash., on December 11.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
face. Strictly confidential; no witness.
by C. H. Sa3tdere at the. Advocate
DR. AL 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
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
HORSES `WANTED
1 want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition. Geldings 5
years 'old up, weiavamg , 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
Huston and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
NEW TERM FROM NOVEMBER 1.
CENTRAL
$TitiOirORD,. ONT.
The leading Commercial Schooi,rof
Wesern.; O,titario, Corninercial,' Short=:
band and .- Telegratih:' departments.,
Graduates 'placed in •"positions. Stu
dentia may. enter a .'t any time.
cyst our free _catalogue.
rD, A. SICIAchiat4 Principes.
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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. $ KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor -Graduate Toronto University
Office -over Gladman & Stanbury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
MARRIAGE 14CENSES 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 -
Of4':icte-
Dr. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 - Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER -AND
VAU'ATOR for Cauntnes of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Speciality. Office at
Cockshutt Waalerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Rouistosr L. D. S D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Cloned Wednesday afternoons.
Notice !
GREAT )3.RGAIN IN . FURNITURi
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER AND FURNI-
TURE DEALER
Motor Hearse in. Connections"'
Phones 205 and 20W.
Tea & Coffee
Store
1 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 conviirt- -
ce.
Protuce takenin exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PRONE. 134
At this Season there is one good &id custom Welike .to follow -'the
extending of the; "glad hand" )to a11. our, friiejnds ,afnid cus4oauers, so, w_ --•`
"Wish lyou, tone and ;aill, the Met;ruest Kind 'Of , a Merry Chir6ngtnas, and a
Good and Prosperous) New; Year;
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