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.XE rER AT1Vflnil , TJ{ITN BBAY, MAY 111, 1923
Exeter Markets
C H a.NGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat ,.. 1.20
Oars 60•
Bar: ey .60
vl . t- 041'3 Best Flour 3.85
'Fa nil Flour ,,. 3.70
Pastry F!. +ur 3.40
Feed Fleur /2.10
Bran s 1.70
Sh rrt . 1.2750
E
C sue -y Putter ....... ... ... .36
r) :•••v• Butter 3033
Lard 17 to 20
Hogs , ..,......... 10.25
Air. John \orgy received ward Sat-
u- i:ty of the death of his step -mother,
Mrs. Th enx:t: Neray at Tilbury, the
funeral. takin place at 'Wpodstoon
M:ndty, Mt.:ck �oray's father died three
yeras a oa Saturday.
Mr. G. S. Howard, Secretary of the
W,H.T.A., received notice to the
effect that no excursion to New On-
tario will he taken this year. Teach-
ers plannig to take this trip will
have to wait enether year.
-k meeting of the Liberal Conserve,
tine Ase ehe'on s'as held in the Pub -
lie Library ,n ,Noonday evening, when
three delega:cs front each poll were
s_ erted to attend the convention at
Hewett ,cal Thursday of next week.
The: Village of Bayfield, with a pop-
uLa'i''m cf .8 has an. as:.e,sed area of
1768 acres. Exeter with a population
of 1507 hes :inti assessed atrea', of 1075
aures. And Godeaxch with. a popula-
tion of 4,108 h is an, assessed area of
4000 acres.
LOOK AT THE LAB,b,L,
Tie Advocate is go(ang to make a
fieter:mn,ed effort to clean up the
subseript •on list. The labels were all
marked up on May 3rd. If, by any
chance; your label is not, as it ;should
be, let us 1:;n^ta^, at once. We are
nr ta, g:,ve a'1 those, who are years
_ac'.: •thie one chancel to pay up, .and
the it nom', net be our fault if some
are asked to pay 52.00 per year, and
perhaps some costs. We 1emowpt is
simply neglect ,on the part of many--
but
any-but we cava,.^t lire on. neglect,
PIGS AND EGGS FOR SALT.'.
Sixty good pigs; from brood sows
to suckers also pure-bred Whirls.
Wyandotte Eggs for hatching, at 35c,
dez, and Duck Eggs 45c. a doz.. Ap-
py to D. Lpeert, Dashwood, Ont.
GLOVES FOUND.
A pair .en black gloves found ion
Main Street. Laser can have same by
paling expenses,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Consisting of house, stable, and 8
lots. of land, situated in Exeter North
an Main Street, Apply, to H. Bier -
ling, Hay P. O.
GARDEN TO RENT. Apply at this
Office.
WOMAN WANTED
To work by the day. Apply at the
Central Hotel, Exeter.
HOUSE TO RENT.
On William Street, suitable to ac-
commodate two famii.ies. Apply to
Fred Elleringt•on Exeter.
COAL ASHES;
Any person wishing coal ashes can
have same by calling at this office.
BABY CHICKS AND EGGS.
White and Buff Leghorns, White
Wyandottes, Barred Rocks, & Ham -
burgs. Chick.; 16c. each. •
Garnet Heywood, Exetei
FOUND, -A place where you can
but British American .gasoline at 34c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
LET
ELLIOTT & JON'S
Know when you want your Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we wilt"call.
for them and deliver them.
Weare out for business. When
you want a New Suit call in and see
our Samples.
OUR MOTTO -Service to the Public.
Cartage & Li ery
We mak trips to London 'each
your orders! at our office
or at the Centra? Hotel.
Cars for hire, at all times
BAGSHAW & EASTON
Business is Good
WHY
Because the people are finding out
that we are giving good value for
their money. •
We have some. excellent values
right now. Dont mass them.
See ,our, window. Sorethring new
and •nifty.
R N.
Conductor of
Phoattes•-Bu'iiness
ROVE
Funeral Services
20w; Res2denee 20j
.ocai Doings
Judge Dickson af. Goderich will hold
Divistton Court here on Friday,
" eves weeee red Baigent is gradua'timg'
as a trained nurse at Grace Hospital,
De trait
A number of the. Exeter Odd fellows
attended to bug church parade ,at
Landon, on, Sunday afternoon.
The agmicultural classes of the Ex-
eter Public School planted, their ,school
garden on Friday afternloos,,
,Much good work was: done on Fri-
day, in the way, of cleaning UP around
the pubilic and private property in
temp.
Mr. Golds vg of St. Marys; a Kiirktoxi
boy, presided at the, James St. Church
organ on Sunlay. He; is an applicant
for the position,
HOME BURN1 D,
While 14Ir. and Mrs, Geo. Ferguson,
Sr„, of the Znd concessions of Usbarne,
iv^ere at church en Sunday nitdrniinng
neighbors noticed that the house was
on fire and affter telephoning to have
Mr. Ferguson told, they hastened to
the scene of the blaze and succeed-
ed in ,saving much, of the furn(Iteure,
The blaze apparently started in the
back kitchen, .where there had been
nip fire ,for several days, and how
it commenced is a mystery,, Only
portions of the brick walls are le ft
standing. The lass is partially cov-
ered, by insurance,
DIED IN THr, WEST,
Word was received by the Oddfel
sows,' Isere on. Sunday, of the death ion
Saturday, near North Battle£ord, Sask.
of a former resident of Exeter, Nor-
man Liny d, who some weeks ago had
been operated on at Battlefard, but
had returned to, his home some 19
miles out, apparently recovering nicely.
The news tof his death came as a sur-
prise 'to members of th,e Lodge sand
relatives here. The remains are be-
ing brought to Exeter for ',nterm,ent
and the funeral, well be in charge: of
Exeter Lodge of which •deceased was
a member. Born at Orillia soave, forty
five years age he lived in Exeter for
several years, working at the Ross -
Taylor Planing Mills; and while, here
he rnarried Ethel` E1Qplatt, daughter of
lir. and Mrs. Theis. Elliott of t town.
Fifteen( years ago they moved to the
West. Besides his wife he :s surviv-
ed ;by one daughter, Mrs. Victor Ken-
nedy, and one, son, Norman, His moth-
er resides in Seaittlle; and three bi/o-
there and sisters also, survive.
Proclarnatio n
ate+
The Local. Board of Health of the
Ctorporaition offthe
! :VILLAGE OFt .EXETER
hereby gives notice in accordance with
the Consolidated Public Health Laws
of Ontario, to all owners and occupiers
of houses and property within the said
✓ illage to clean. and thoroughly cleanse
all Back Yards, Outbuildings, Privies,
and Cespools; and to remove decayed
Vegetables, Manure, or other obnox-
ious matter from their premises before
THE 15th DAy OF MAY, 1923
All coornplailrsts heft with the Secret-
ary subject to inspectiiont,of the Sanit-
ary inspector.
It is hereby proclaimed that parties
Laing to comply with the conditions
of this proclamation will be prosecut-
ed) as the law; directs. Herein•fail not.
Forfurther information apply to
C. H. Sanders, Chairman Board Health
Jos. Senior, Secnet,7ay. •
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Dated at Exeter this, 1st day of 14Iay
1923.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services as usual next Sunday.
Services in Town Hall
11 am. -Holiness Meeting
7 _ p.m. -Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.m.' -Sunday School and 'Bible
Clam -
Cottage
Cottage n:.eetimugs in North. End on
Tuesday night.
',T. Bobbins, Captain.
Trivi▪ a Memorial
Church
11 a.m,-"Thirst for God."
7 p.m: -"The A,n;gels end Man."
Rev A. A. Trauma, Reetoe.
OAVEN. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FAY, Ames Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m. -Sunday School and _Bible
Classes. '
elpth,ea;s' and Falthelrs' lay will be
ob,s,ervied in the .Sundae* School:.
11 a.m,-"The Mother Heart"
f The Minister
7 p:ni.--"The Conversion of John
Calvin"
The Minister
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J, Willson, B.A.
14Tt''OTHER AND . FATI1tfii•AS DAY
11 a.m.--"Why God Made Woman"
A Men's Choir will sing to honor
Mothers, , also a Baptismal Service
for Children,
The School Honors Mothers.
7, p.m, "Dads and their Lads
A Ladies' Choir will sing to honor
Fathers.
All the Men anl Ladies are invited
tb sing. All slipni'ci wear flowers.
Let all co-operate to make these ser-
vices a success. e
Use your cars to bring shut-ins or
aged people. Lathes' and Meet's
choir practice *tri`dey night, 8 . p.m.
Come.
Pushing the lawn, mower is mow a
part a the w;eiet=ilei° work.
Miss Florence Marchand has b•eien
confined to her bed through illlntes's
for the, past week
The l* wLers' will soon be on the
green.' Exeter Scotch Doubles will be
held on Wednesday, June 13th.
Mns. Ardagh Rallies'its showing sotrte
slight improvement, following the
stroke shoe sustained last, week.
Quite to number ber ief Exeter people
motored to ,Aiitsa Craig ore Monday!
pn: receipt of the sawn$' that a. bigrfire
was. raging "inr ;that village, . •
Dr. AttkinsOn. of Detroit has rested
atoomsi in the Dickson, blackeauijd i'rflj
practise dentistry here, He will re-
side (!a .Mr. C. B. Sn.ell,'s Paw resi-
dence on TVaiin Street, vvhtch he has
rented. t
We had a light ;shower! of rain early
Tuesday morning, and at night it turn-
ed quite cold, considerable snow fall-
ing during the night and on Wednes-
day,
day, If fine warm weather follows it
will do no harm.
hir. Jan H. Cole has purchased
from lir. Wm. Mossip of St.;\;ta�r_ps,
the imported Clydesdale stallion, Wanner
holm, ante of the best heavy torse.s
in Western Ontario. This stallion, is
to he used in this ';for the
iniproveme ;t of stbck.
On Saturday evening; when returning -
from the field, the; team of horses
o:ttached to a fertilizer drill, and
belonging to Mn Wm, Pfatff, • Lake
Road, ran away, and dashing through
theorchard, wrecked the machine to
a. large extent. Luckily th,e farm.
man. and the horses were not :Injured.
FINGER BADLY SMASHBD.
111r. Ed. Pollen met with ai painful
accident on Thursday night last, He
wa.s vviorl:ing in, their' garage, when he
got his hand caught between the vice
and A. piece of a car, janiuing the sec-
ond finger of his' :,eft band badly. IC
required several stitches to close the
wpund, 1 •
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A regular meeting of, the Board -was
held in. the office{ of the secretary on
Monday 'evening, vy',uth all' present ex-
cept Mr. May and, =kir. Harvey.
The aninutes.ef'ethe,preeious meeting
were readand approved.
The Insurance Committee reported
the. installatiton, of four, fire extinguish-
ers in, the schooL
' The Property Committee reported
ib yr lie,• protection, had been placed
around the pipets! ins the science room,
the. buieding of the bicycle racks, and
the screen; and that the. shrubs and
trees had been planted,
The H. S. Printcjipai's report • was
received and the supplies, for the de-
partmental examinations were ordered
The committee an Teachers w,d
Study Courses was requested to bring
inq a report, to bel discussed at ai spec -
!al, meeting to bei called by the chair-
man
A number of accounts were passed.
K. M.ecFaul,' Secretary.
Miss Vosper is visiting, with Mrs. In:
wood in London.
Miss Beta Rowe of L,eammgton was
home over Sunday.
•
Mrs. Rowell left- Tuesday for her
summer home at .Grand Bend.
Mr, Maurice Senior is home from.
Toronto, University for the summer.
1I$ss Ethel Sweet was hbm,e from.
;Ti1.ls,anburg for a da,y or two this
week.
Mrs. H. N. Alrtdersjonn of Sault Stet
liar{e• is visiting her Mettler, Mrs. Rd:
lelbridge.
Niles Mildred. Hardy :of Taroulta i+
eesrtting bere with hex parten;ts, Mr!
and 1Viirs. Sal. Hardy.
Mrs. Rich. Htoskins of London vas-
itted 'her patren:tsy Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Treble, over the weekend.
Mrs. John Snell returned on 'Thurs-
day, after spending the winter with ilex
daughter, Mrs. C. H., Smith, at Wind_
sea;
Miss Mildred Harvey and) lady friend
of- Alma. College, St. Thoinas, spestb
the week -end at the farmer's home
here.
Mas. Bert Gillies, whlc has been vis-
iting here with 'her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Martin,: retuined 't;o her
home, nm Hamilton on Friday.
Muss McIntyre, vvlt(o hats' been here
during the serious Aimless; of Mi,ss•Grigg
has (returned to herehome in Montreal:
-Miss Grigg es ; sJio ly improving.
Mrs. Simon Camp'hell,:who? has• been
visrt ng,. with her relatives, iin Hamilton,
for several months,, returned to her
lioane here on Wednesday of last week,
vEr. and Mrs. Riobt> D.inney 'visited
in London over Sunday with M. and
Mrs. Weekes, w'hip� Left Monday, a
trip "toEnglund. Dr. and Mrs,.. Ward
also accompanied Mr, aid Mrs. +Dung`
ney:
Mrs... Ballough, who -.spent. :several'
weeks w'atth her daughter, Mrs. T. R.
Ferguson,, returned to her home
T,eeswater en Saturday. ' Mr.; and Mrs.
Ferguson, and datighte,rs 'spent Sunday
un Teesvvat•er.
Mr.. Thos. J�eckell,;am, Exeter old
,
to f e ExeterAd-
vocate,
inti,, and ,dradua, o the
vvc'ate, who is ltvrig it ar Saginaw';
Mich., visited Exeter on Saturday with
some friends from London;, where he
end leis :wife and family are visiting.
Dr.. Clare; and . Mitt, Weibel of Blyth
Spent a day here, the latter part of
int weeks-. with 'the farinss',s varents,
Mr. amid 11fes. Frank Wood; prior to
leaving f.otr-Sudbury, . where,.,.th,e Dr.
will practice den[tdls try wltlf Fath-,
•lir, J. D. Flam e,, wile has bee, c-
c iuntant at the Bank of Comme ee
here for over a year, has been trans-
ferred to the head office at Toronto;
and Mr. H.` McArthur,` a Heptsall boy,
of Toronto, takes, his, place here. Mr.
Flinn was a courteous and obliging
young ,man and made many Friends
during his stay here.
tl
PHONE 32
JONES &
PHONE 32
Clearing of Ladies' Misses' Spring CoatsSuits_.
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Real Bargain Prices
Every Spring SSutt and Croat for Ladies and IVIissea muse be cleared
out at once regardleSs of price. !So this'. week we mark the .balance of
these • Iinie:s at real bargain. prices. Oo me early and get; a good suit or coat
at the price of a cheap on,.. These are N!otrtitway Garrite;nts.
Congoleum Rug Week
1)on't .forget This Is Coitgoleum Ra ug week. Tbetsle specie pr ces . only
last the balance of, this week, We have a large rainge• of good paj tterrxs.
This ]offers you a worth while saving for this special sale.
HOUSE FU RNISHINGS
We have an •en ormousi stock of N ew Rugs, Congoleu,ms, Linpleurns, Win
dew Blinds, Curtain Nets, Wall Papers, Curtain Poles. We can save you.
money on these lanes.'
GINGHAMS AND R.ATINES
Ginghams and Raltiines are more' popular than ,ever this, season. We
have the very newest patterns to, select from at popular prices. We handle
Anideirson's Scotch Ginghams, guaran teed. fast colors,
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
We have a large, range, of Childre n's Summer Wash. Dresses for ages
from 4 to -14 years!, at prices ranging from' 79c. to, $2.00 each.
LADIES AND MISSES' SUMMER DRESSES.
Dozens. to selle,ct from, in the New Relines, ,Gin,ghams, etc„ at very rea-
sonable, prices. -
WOMEN'S HOU SE SLIPPERS.
30 pair Women's House Slippers clearing at 1.15 pair.
MEN'S AND BOYS' 'SUITS.
Big selection, of the! nizt+- 1`,ght colors for young mei autjd boys
the boys' suits have, two pair of filoolneas•,
READY TRIMMED WALL PAPER,
Buy S•tauntorn's ready -trimmed Wall Papers. They Dost no more • and
save time. Big variety of patterns at low prices.
Many 01
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
MINA
fa -
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising
-Made known
on app/cation.
Stray Anianats-One insertion . 50c.,
three insertions $1.50.
M.iiscellaaue,ous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rend,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found ,lode,ls 2Sc. an insertiiope.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c per
line per insertion. No notice less
than 25c." Card of Thanks' 50c.
Auction Sales S3 for one insertion
and, $1:50' for each subsequent lai,-
sertiltim: if under five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm pr Reap Estalte fear sale 50c,
each kaerbcoa foal one month of four
insertions,
OSCAR KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering. Spec-
ial Course taken in Regispered Lave
Stock, Merchandise, Real Estate and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured. irVrite or wire 18-93, Zurich,
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont.
ANDREW EASTON "
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR -
HURON COUNTY.
Orders left with, Advocate or at the
Central Hotel, Pniees reasionabl.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Exeter
Ontario
SOUTHCOTT BROS
•
PHONE 134 - PHONE 134
Cold Seal Congoleum
Rugs
At Special Ba'rg'ain Prices
Star in
-ay 5th and
lasting till May 12, 1923
C,ongolum • Rug patterns are 'the n otst ' at'tvstic youearn t pessitbiy imagine.
Tiley are • suitable for almost every roam in, your home. Be,giranatg .Satur-
day, May 5, prices' oni all sizes will be; reduced for ONE WEEK ONLY:
Let us ;show you the new patterns for :this. sale,
6` x 9 Regular Price $9.00 :Reduced to
7 14x9 :Regular; Price $11.25 Reduced its'
9x9 Regular Price $13.50 Reduced to
9x101,4 Regular 'Price' $15,75 ........ ;, .:..
9x12 Regular Price $18.00. .,
$7.95,
$9.95.
$11.95
$13;95
$15.95
This sale commences at the :most opportune lime of the year -just
when' you are thinking of new floor ;covering for your room, ). •
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SouthaottBros.
DR, A. E. TENNANT.
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(1ltely occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer - R. R. No,. 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Farm and stock sales a specialty,
Four years experience.
FRANK. TAYLOR.
Licensed Auctioneer Aar Counties of
Hunan and Middles= '
Prices Reas'nable.. and Satisfaction .
Guaranteed.
Crediton, -- Ontario,
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTis
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled: dining car eterad+cec.
Sleeping cars on night trains also
Parlor cairn on; principal day train&
Full information from .any Grana
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn.-
District
ctDistrict Pass( eater Agent, TOO
N. J. DOBE
Phone - mut, Excite
1. R. Carling;13.A
"Barrister, Solicitor, Etc
Loans, Investments Insura ,Ca
Office, Calling 'Brock, Main St. Exettei
Dr. G. F. Roulaton, L:
:DENTIS
Office ; over Carling's Law Office!
Closed. Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, `L. D. S., D.13.11,
Honor Graduate T'oroarto:Univerdty
Office -over Gladman & Stentiury,'$
Office, "gain Street, Exeter,
MONEY` TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
prenerty at law rates of interest,
"GLADMAN & STANI3tIRY-
Banisters, ,Solicitors, Exeter