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FEB. 75 1924
Exeter Markets s Local Doings pFred Wit\>r is at p n
veryry ,poor health, i
EVERY VERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat
,• ge Mr. Douglas Stewart is on'duty again
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Barley
Mr. Charles Ford hats taken, a laosi- ":Ii,
45 after being cnaufined to the house for; Swell.
5$ Several fiveteks. T'
tido, in the Ford office, with Mr. Malo
The
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VV1un•toN'.s Best Flour 3.45 ,M Hector Rowcliffe has moved in- of >✓ducataan, is to be „held this !Wel
kam�iy Flour ,. 190 to M. S Parsons bousei on, the. Len- nessdaeyaevening p�
3.30
Pastry Flour �i 3.05 don Road south.. v I
Feed Flour ............ ple<1,sed to report that Mr
Bran 1•5n For the first time in 28 ytears Feb- i Samuel. Hunter of i,Jsborne is riecov- \v/
Shorts
New Laid Eggs
Eggs, held
Creamery Butter
Dairy Butter
Lard
Potatoes
Hogs
inaugural e+etirug of the Board
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ruary will have five. Friday's, • This is ' ering from his recent Iltlnless.,
45 Fccnunted for ?by it being leap year.
30
49 Among those who went to Goderich
40 to 43 this week to act els, jurors, were Nes-
.
; 18 to 20
1,00 to 1.25
725
W . - R. Goulding
A. T. G. ;M
Organist and Choirmaster James St.
M.ethodi;st Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal andTheory.
Instructor of .Music vin the Public
Schools
Terms Moderate
Box 57 EXETER
TENDERS
Tenders will be received up ,to Mon-
day, Feb. llth, for hauling two cars
of coat to W:,achelsea Creamery at a
rate per tan of coal. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Address GEO. JAQUES,
R, ;R. No. 1, Woodham
or W, G MEDD,
Exeter,
Send The Advocate to your dis-
tant friend.s tor a year. It will be
appreciated.
HEIRS WrANTED•
"Lost Heirs" a botok filled with
names for lost heirs and missing kin
from different parts of the world.
Chancery Court of England, Ireland
and Bank of England unclaimed list In-
cluded. Send one dollar bill at once
and get book by 'return mail. Interna-
tional Claim Agency, Dept. 181, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., U.S.A. Adv.
HOUSE FOR SALE.—A brick' ven-
eer house on. Con 9,, Stephen.
For par-
ticulars apply Jam
iton.
Remember The Advocate has a
newspaper clubbing lust thatincludes
any daily or weekly newspaper any
monthly journal. We save you the
trouble of sending for them, and in
besides.
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RANGE FOR SALE.—Wood or
coal?; warming closet; good c•oa>.•dition;
cheap —Gordon Appleton, Exeter..
HOUSE TO RENT.
Frame house in good condition, good
water. Two- acres of land. Apply at
this office..
Mr. Frank Taylor has rented Mr.
Thornton Baker's stables, to thehrearr
of Taylor's Tire Shop, and has
and light horses for sale or exchange.
Look over tb!e horses he has on hand.
HOUSE TO RENT.
Brick house on Huron Street, apply
to Byron E. Hicks, or at this Office.
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
Well built, attractive and modern
bungalow,
GLAD1AN located,
STANBURY
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontarioi, and Un-
iversity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Milit-
ary District Number one, Landon, Ont.
Main Office—Dickson Block, Msji
Street, Exeter ,Ont.
Hours 9 to 5.30 p.m.
Phone 34, Exeter.
AT ZURICH 'Tuesday only. Phone 79
NOTICE
A CHANGE OF TIME
Will be made
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6TH, 1924
For Full Particulars Apply to Any
Ticket Agent
srs. Westley Dearing and R. Sillery,
;Urs. W J. Beier us recovering from
a sprained foot, sustained when she
stepped on a bottle., straining the lig-
amerit:.
John Murray of London was fined
$50 and costs for failing -to putt revenue
stamps :on receipts of $10 and over.
This should .serve as a warning to the
general, public..
W. H. Lyon, who for the. past 1.6
years has been C.N.R. agent at Londes-
horo, has accepted a similar position
at Blyth succeeding Mr. McTaggart.
Mr. F. E. Willis has given up the
Cockshutt agency which has been
taken over by Ur. Rich. Murphy.
Mr. Victor Snell and Mr. Leslie
Hart of Hamilton sang solos at the
meeting for men in James St. Church
on Sunday evening. Mr. Hart also
sang in •Main St, Churreh on Sunday
morning.
The early days of the week were
again stormy ones. Considerable snow
fell, and it became piled up in drifts.
On Tuesday morruiag the • weather
was such that the mail carriers decid-
ed not to mak-e 'their trips.
The Carlad,ira,n Olympic hockey team
won, the honors of the wlorld in France
M• Tr. Lycra is a Londesboro boy. on, Sunday, when, they defeated their
nearest opponents by 6-1. United
States got second place, and Great
Britain (third place. The Canadians
won the preli.niinary games by 30-0,
22-0, 33;0, 19-2.
1f the party sending us a letter da-
ted Jan. 22ntd, askirpg us to change. the
address of his Advocate from Ailsa
Craig to Parkhill, R. R. 7, will send us
his name wie ,shall be pleased to change
his address. The letter was unsigrued.
Ur. and Mrs. Amos Doupe• of Kirk -
tan announce the engagement of their
only daughter, Lucy Marguerite, to Mr.
Herman K. Paynter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Paynter, St. Marys, the
marriage to take place early in. Feb-
ruary.
On Monday night Clinton and Mil-
verton Jr, O. H. A teams at Clinton
attempted to play a game. of hockey,
but •owinig to a break in the power
line there were unable tol finish the
game which at midnight stood 3-2
in favor of the visitors. A fresh game
was played Tuesday afternoon, result-
ing in a score. of 2-2.
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"Dace" Blackwell, V.S. a former The Canada Trust Company, exe-
resident of London, and welt -known cuter of the estate of the hate Jude
here, dle+i at has homein g, in H, Dickson, values1tvs estate at
Kansas; a Sew days aga, The deceas about $55,000, g consisting largely of
ed for many years 'bought horses in,
this section, and was \Vela -known in this stocks; life iussttrauuce and read estate,
community His widow is to receive alife interest
in the estate, and on her death the
property passes to his only daughter,
Dorothy K. Dickson., In addition to
this both the widow and daughter of
deceased receive substantial sums by
way •of life insurance.
On Monday evening a debate was
held in the Thames Road Farmers?
Club R o•oms. The: subject was, Re-
solved, A country depends more for
its advan,cenien+t -on the. natural resour-
A very pretty wedding took place at ! ces than upon. the .people,. The affirm -
the home of Mr, and Mrs. James ,Col- ativu side won, it ,being represented by
l augwood, 227 Balmoral ave, N. Hansl- • J. A. Christie and Russell Radcliffe,
tont, recently, when Lila Aifretta, their - and the negative by 'Ernest Pym and
only daughter, was u.naited in marriage ;Horace Delbridge. The judges were
to Walter Jahn Stone of ;the same. city. John Allison, Edgar Monteith and Jos.
Rev. N. R. Cooper of Calvary Metho- . Kern+ick. The president, Fred. Stew -
diet Church officiated. The bride, t art, presided.
who was gingen: away ,by her father, -en-
tered ;the room to the strains of the
wedding march which was played by
Miss May Wal+sotr, Ibe bride's dress
was of sea sand ca,, out, crepe, faced
with carat crystal beaeni g, with shoes
to match.; also bridal, veil and sliver --
head band with French bows. She was
carrying Ophelia and Sweet -heart ros-
es. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
B,e11. 'Her gown was shell pink canton
crepe, and `he. carried pink, carnations.
The groom was atbend+'ed by.the bride's
brother, Mervin Collisugw,00d, and Aid-
ewin Coilingwolod was usher. The
house was prettily decorated for the
.erasion. There were about forty
guests in the dining -room where dinner
was served, :Mr. and Mrs. Stone left
on the 3 o'clock train, for Port Huron
and ,other points, where a short honey-
moon was spent. The bride travelled
in a blue 'serge dress trimmed with
cerise facing and •braid, also brown coat
and red hat. On their returns they will
reside an HanaiLton. Many beautiful'
gifts were received, among them a
cheque from the bride's father and
mother. • .
While drawing ice at the river on
Friday Mfr. R. E. Davis' horses went
through to a depth that their • heads
only w•er: visible. Considerable diffi-
culty was experienced in getting them
gut, but they were nonce the worse
for the mishap.
COLLIN GW OOD—STONE.
Elliott and Johns
Merchant Tailors
As we are just starting in the Tailor-
ing Business lyre are going. to give to
th e gu.b'.ic a bargain, and this is what
the bargain 's going to be.. -We have
a piece of Blue Serge, guaranteed all
wool; fast calor; never fade Indigo
Dye. This suit is regular $40.00 and
fo..• two dollars we are going to give
you an extra pair pf paints of the same
cloth. Butt this bargain is limited.
Six suits is all will be sold of this
patine. So don't delay,
assemmIMIIINIMINOMMINS
Trucking
Dr. Bennett, Pres. of the St. Thom-
as Horticultural Society, will deliver
an address on "Roses and Gladioli"
in the Town Hall, on Wednesday,
Feb'y 13th, at 8 p.m., under the aus-
pices of the Exeter Horticultural So-
ciety. Flower lovers `will remember
the interesting illustrated address
given by Dr. Bennett last year. Next
Wednesday he will have a new set of
beautiful slides that every flower
grower should see. Admission free.
Everybody come.
FARMERS' AND DEALERS
Get our prices for Blatcliford's Calf
Meal., thoroughly STEAM cooked. Th•
best known milk substitute for calves
and at our prices the best value in
calf reveals. Begin feeding now and ge
results. We supply bath farmers and
dealers.
EXETER CREAMERY- CO., Ltd
Exeter and Wirucheisea
Our Truck :makes a regular trip to
London each week.: :
'Consult us /Or Truck Work - and
Amer -A Delivery..
EAG -SHAW & EASI'ON
On Friday morning last the Exeter
Agricultural Short Course held their
weakly me.sting of the Literary Soci-
ety, Thee subject for debate, was, Re-
solved that a farmer with' 100 acres
of good land and $1,000 worth of stock
and implements, is in a better financ-
ial positions than a city manrwith $2,000
salary. The affirmative side lost b,e ng
represented by Anna Jeffrey and Gar-
net Johns and the negative by Verna
Coates and Russell Ratcliffe; The
Judges were, \Ansa F. Hunter, Horace
Delbridge and Miss L. Harding..
The Evangelistic Campaign ' with
Main Street and James St. Churches
co-operating, se tieing carried on with
unabated enthusiasm. The service, of
Sunday were .specially encouraging nsaMadinspiring. The largest number ut em
bens in ten years t,ttended the sacra-
mental service at James St. Sunday
mnmsmimg, and the. communion service
at Alain Street was to veritable Pente-
cost. In the evening a crowded church
of women 'greeted the pastor at Main
Street and listerued with r-apt'eagerness
to the appeal of the gospel to the biome
while over 300 men gathered in the
special. men's ane,eting_at James Street
and were ;moved and challeaged!by the
special, appeal of the gospel to men;.
The. services !are continuing each week
night at James Street. Everybody
should share the •blessing of this
spiritual uplift, and pause a while in
th e midst of this splendid opportunity
of grace to slee 'thee •,sallyAiion of ,Glad.
NO SHADOW
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Saturday was a cloudy and dual day..
The bear or groundhog .could ru>fot see
their shadows that day. According to
the old adage the {vin ler will be short -
Wad up, as the ;anpmal�sl an question, do
e not go back kite, their glens for an,olher
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Trivitt Merr or1al
Church
11 a.re,—"°Hidden Leaven"
7,
.0,m,—"The Storni."
Rev A. A. Trurnper, Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
11 a.m.—"A Shield against Death"
7 p.m -.-"Great Separations"
Boy Scouts meet ; Friday
evening.
JAMES ST. METHODIST` CHURCH
Rev. W. E. Donnelly, B. A., Pastor
Sunday, Feb .10th ,
10.15 a. m,—/Morning - Class,
11.00 a.m.--Morning' Worship, ' "The
Rights of God.".
3.00 p m—Dtecatsios; Day in the Sunday.
Se -hoof
7.0p.m.—Evangelistic Service. Sub.`—
six weeks.
Mr. F Bayle spent Monday in Lan-
don t j' ' i
11'r. Thos, D)tnaey visited int London
Tuesday,
Miss Winnie Miller is visiting her
sister in Mitchell,
it J
R. Carling vva s. qiai London on
business this week,
Mrs. W. J. Heansatrn was in, London
a few days .this iv,eek.
11r. W. D. ; Sanders was in, Toronto
on business - last :week.
Ur Wilfrid Stewart is in, Toronto
this week' on business.
\ir. Lesliie Hart of Hamilton spent
Sunday in town with .Ei-ae,ntds.
.Fred Deana{ was home from. Lion-
don:
ion-•do : Collegiate for the week and.
lressrs. Edward Davis and Will Dav-
is were in London Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blatchford of
Toronto are visiting friends, here.
Mrs. Frank Wood returned last week
from a visf.t with friends in Londoori.,
Mrs Oren Wilmer visited over., Sun-
day with ,111r. Winer in St. Thomas.
:qrs. Duncan Graham of Rodney is
visiting her son, Dr. Graham, initown,
Mrs. Skelton of St. Paul, II.imm., is
vis,itinn .her daughter, , Mrs. W. ' J.
Neaman.
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PHONE 32
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JONES & MAY
PHONE
32
First Arrival of ladies' and
Misses' Spring Coats and
Dresses
We have jest placed' in, stock ;our first shipment of Spring Suits and
Coats. We hale ,glad to be. able, to announce that the • prices• of these gar-
menits are much lower than last season. Call early and J+olok•thlem over.
Summer Dress Fabrics
Many people wish to gest their summer dressesearly: Our stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Fabrics is now nearly complete.. We have a
very .large range of Voilie.s, Linens, Ratines, Ginghams Etc„ to select from
at very reasonable prices.
A Bargain in Black Taffeta Dress Goods
We place On sale this week 1 only web of Bonnet's Celebrated French
Taffeta Silk, color black, width 36 inches, guaranteed for 1 year, reg-
ular price .$.3.00 yard; clearing for early February setting at $2.45 yd.
Bargains in Men's Woollen Underwear
Lot No. 1—Menu's heavy riball wool Shirts and Drawers, sizes 34 to 44
Clearing this month at :$1.35 garment,
Lot No. 2—St. George brand, sante sizes, extra heavy weight, clearing at
$.1,75 a garment.'
Men's Heavy Wool Socks 49c. Pair
8 dozen 11/Lents Heavy 'w.eight Worrk Socks, regularly up to 75c. a
clearing for February selling at 49c pr., or 2 pair for 95c.
Monarch Sweater Yarns for Spring and Summer
The new Spring and, Summer Sweater Yarns are now ready. New colors
in Monarch Down, Dove, Starlite and Sisvertw,ist are being shown We.
have a very large stock to select from
Ladies White Skating Sweaters
Only 2 pair all wool blankets left 7 lbs weight, large 'size, whipped
singly. Very finie quality, to clear at $8,95 ;pan
Woollen Blankets $8.95 Pair
3' only Ladies' Heavy White all wool Skating Sweaters, regularly $5.00
each; to 'clear at '$3.75 each.
pair ;
NEW CURTAIN NETS, SATEENS, COMFORTER CHINTZES, ETC
NOW READY.
Wall Papers
THt. NEW SPRING WALL PAPERS ,ARE HERE.
10 per cent. off all Stanfield's Underwear for Men during February
3 ONLY BED COMFORTERS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
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Miss Gladys Ward of London, is vis-
iting with her brother, Dr. Ward here.
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Ur,s. $, J. Staslake, who has been.
visiting yier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Ford, Exeter North, left Saturday for
ber home in Carnduff, Sask.
Mr Thos. Boyle. of Toronto is vis-
iting relatives here for a few days. "Mr.
Boyle has be•e,n off duty since Christ-
mas, but is now recovering.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'MacKenzie of
Detroit and Mrs. D. H. McDonald of
Ripley are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
R. MacKenzie, Exeter North.
Mrs. W W. Taman 'spent , 'several
during
"A Zing on the ' Scrap H.ea{p-" days is, London. with friends
Everybody Welcome. t' a week,
Ur. and Mrs. G. E. McTaggart of
Watford spent Sunday with the for-
niers -mother, Mrs, P. McTaggart{.
Theyhave sold their home, iib Blyth
and are preparing to inove;to Watford.
Winchelsea
A pretty !event took place at the
rectory Blyth, on ;Saturday., Jan. 26
when Moss Pearl Paryne of Bluevale
became the bride of Alfred Anthony
Fowler •of Wanch+elsea, Rev. W. B.
Hayek -ins, ,of Blyth Anglican nhurch
officiating. '.Mr. and Mrs, Fowler will
taker up their residence hear Exeter.
JAMES W. WATSON
Licensed Auctioneer
Sales conducted in any locality. Farm
stock sales a specialty. Satisfactiion.
guaranteed. Charges moderate. Or-
ders left at this office promptly at-
tended to. ,
Phane—Kirk ton, 54r2
Address—Kiakton R. R. No. 1
DR., H, H. COWAN, L.D.S., D.D.S,
Dental Surgeon,
at McCormick Block, Zurich, every
Thursday and Saturday
Main Off ice,—
Eiartleib Block, DASHWOOD, ONT.
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON COUNTY,
Orders left with Advocate or at the
Central Hotel. Prices reastonable,
Satisfaction. guaranteed.
Exeter
Ontario
For Sale
FRANK TAYLOR
Lie -wised Auctioneer for Counties of
/Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone 138, Exeter, Ontario
COAL HEATER, with oven in beat
shape. First $15 takes it. -
A quantity of bang and cut straw;
also some bean. straw.
Buck Baseburner, with wen $12.
Antique Walnut Furniture-Sette and
Arm C1 -air, hair cloth, cheap.
Vacuum Cleaner, Lawn Mower, bath
in good order and vary cheap,
GAS ENGINE, Stickney, 3 h.p.,
$7 buys a good TJaisy. Churn.
Knitting Machine, good ordbr, cheap.
Golden. Rod Vacuum Cleaner cheap.
Number of 1 gal. bottles,' for oil ,
Portland Cutter, nearly new.
Good 5 h. p. gas engine. : ,,
Small Blazer Heater cheap. •,
Portland Cutter, cheap.
Good Range -Social Jewell.
Good Single Light Sleigh.
Hand Cutting Box.,
Oil Heater, cheap
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL
WANT ED
Old Faslsaoned. Walnut Rocker.
-Box Stave about 24 inches long.
R eat good cutter, cheap.
For ,information 're, above articles
Bazaar Exeter
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Plume 35
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer — R. R. No. 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Farm and . stock safes a specialty
OSCAR, KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Au;ctioneering. Spec-
ial ,,Course taken in Reg tiered Live
Stock, Merchandise, '' Real Estate and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured_ Write or 'wire 18-93, Zurich
Oscar Kltopp, Zurich, Ont.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Vetiainailr Surgeon
ucDoeuei's Stables, ' John St.," Rube.
(lately ocelroied by Ds, Vining)
Plitooe"ZQw,
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising—Made known
as appllicatioat.
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $1.50,
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, ,each inser!ti,+on 50c. Lost and
Found dot!a1,s 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c...per
line per insertion] No notice less
that 25c. Card of Thatik' 50c.
Auction Satles S3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under fife inches in length.
Legal advertit&ng IOc. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Reaa Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion four one month of four
iets'ertacros,
To Our Many
Customers --
WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR SIN-
CERE APPRECIATION OF YOUR
VALUABLE CO-OPERATION DUR-
ING 1923, AND WISH YOU ALL.
A BRIGHT AND. PROSPEROUS
1924. i :
R N. ROWE
Conductor of Funeral. Services
Phones—Business, 20w. Residence, 20J
L R. Carling, B.A
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc -
Lc'aats, ' Investments Insurance!
Office, Calling Block, Main, St. Exeter
Dr. G, F. Roulstont, L. D. S., D. S.
DENTIST
Office > over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan cm farm and village
property at low rates of interest'
GLADMAN 8i STANBLTRY,
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr, A. R..KINSMAN, L. D S„ D.43. S.
Honor Graduate Taroaito University'
Office--+oie+r ' Gladman & Stanburr't
Office, 'Meta Street, Exeter,