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The Exeter Advocate, 1924-4-3, Page 8Exeter Markets CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY Wheat . ,.. 41.. w 1,00 Oats Barley ,,. 55 3,45 atlarr-doba's Best Flour 3,45 3,050 Family Flour Pastry Flour ,5 Feed Fleur 41 14..,,. 1.75 Shortsan ..,...,. � . 4;414 1. 50 20 New Laid Eggs i , Creamery SButter' ... 46 Dairy Butter Lard 1444,,,,. Hoes .. 40 1.4 ..1,.1,.. ovr.„,.i 1$ to ZD , 1.00 W. R. Goulding A. T. G. t L Organise and Choirmaster James St, Methodist Church, Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory. Instructor of Music tYn the Public Schools Terms 'Moderate Box 5T EXETER. FARM FOR SALE Being Lot 25, Con, 1, Usbarne, con- tauning 100 acres; 45 acres plowed and 35 acres La grass.; all well drained and fenced. There is on the premises a bank barn 70x70, drive sired, hen hawse and frame dwelling. For particulars apply to Ben. S. Case, Exeter P, O, PASTURE FARMS TO RENT— Lot 11, S. Boundary Hay, and W% of Lot 3, Con. 6, Hay; also 60 acres ,on N. B. Stephen, which is sawn to hay. Apply to John Ford, Hay P. O. HOUSE FOR SALE, That desirable property on William Street, belonging to the estate of the late David Johns. For particulars ap- ply to Miss L. Johns,'or .'viessrs. Glad - man & Stanbury, Exeter. Mr. Frank Taylor has rented Mr. Thornton Baker's stables, to the rear of Taylor's Tire Shop, and has heavy and light horses for Sale or exchange. Look over th a horses he has on hand. FOR SALE - Brick dwelling in Exeter North, 2 storey, electric light also good barn, good well and cis- tern; 5 lots of land. Apply on prem- ises to Mrs. F. Witwer. EXETER A11 flJI ATE, TB. UH l7AY, APR. 3s 1.B24 Special Display Local Doings There will be a Special Display of Clinton Spring Shoivvi,s teeing Ladies' Spring Coats and Suits at J to -day. April 3rd. A. STEWAR.T'S store. on Thursday, Mr. Percy Hewitt has engaged with Friday and Saturday of this week. , M r H Smith, Lake Road; and. he has These garments which are on, consign-' moved sato the house opposite Mr. meat from a large manufacturer, vv--- Smith's, a1,1 be sold at special prices, See ad- i • vertiserruent for details. held i\TEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE. Welt built, attractive and modern bungalow, centrally located, Apply GLADMAN & STANBURY Insurance ACCIDENT, SICKNESS FIRE, AND AUTOMOBILE. CArRiDQF THANKS a1r. Nelsoul. Stanlalze has purchased about 20 acres at ;tlltel rear of his' farm t on the second conc,essiorL of Hay from Mr. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Harry ;McFalls amid family wish to thank the many friends I Fall wheat in many plaices is let Sine and neighbors for the. kindness and shape after the disappearance of its syrrrpathY shown in their recent be- i winter mantle. Unfortunately the reavement, also the Orange Order and worst weather, the thawiing add frees -- Fraser Church far their kindness end ing period„ is net yet, past. floral tributes. TENNIS MEETING. I am continuing the Insurance Bus:• nes:, in the above lines, and solicit your business. E. J. Christie G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D,D.SL DENTAL SURGEON C. V. Blatchford, publisher of The Listowel Banner and Atwood 13ree, has disposed of his business interests to A meeting of those interested :n E. S -Hudson, a former Walkerton boy Tennis will be held in the Bank of and recently rof Hespeler, who took C^mmerce Chambers ion Thursday ev- possession on April. 1st. er, *r ;, April 3rd; at 8 .'clack. A 1 The Landon. Advertis!erof last week those interested .prase attend, says, "The many friends of Mrs, W, N. A three act play, entitled "The Manning will he sorry to yearn: that she Dream that Came True” will be pre- is s,eriousiY ails in New York, suffering seated at the Opera House, on Wed- from heart trouble, and that near rela- nesday, April 16t1i, under the auspi- tines have been summoned to that city, w ces of James St. League, An even- Mr, ork and Mrs. eksagoZlaas Friday, when ,st for he leg of mirth and laughter. Reserved was apparently in 'the beset of health, seats 55e; admission 37e. Mrs, W. II, Sanborn and Miss fr•ed Sanborn have left for New York" FARM TO RENT„ -70 acres on A later report says that Mrs. Manning London Road, south of Exeter, the is somewhat improved James Walker homestead Apply toy �1r Arthur Seldon, a prominent N. George Walker, R,R, 1, Exeter, or to Oxford farmer, narrowly missed death Fred Kerr, Crediton. `while taking home a four-year-old FLAX LAND WANTED. ' Holstein 'bull from a sale, The animal threw him against a fence with such About 200 acres of land for the grow force that a past was broken and ExeteaMill. Apply then trampled him while prostrate. Had ing of flax for the to JOE DAVIS, Hay P,O, •or Phone the animal not been dehorned a, fatality Exeter 13r12. would have been certain. Seldon was badly inured before help arrived. The injured man is a brother of Mr, R. G. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Seldon of Exeter. 20o acres pasture farms, Lots 19 and 20, Con. 5, Stephen, the property of BROKE HER ARM. the late Fli Snell, Apply to 1 \oars. 'Effie Treble met with an nna JOHN C. SNELL, Exeter fortunate accident on Friday last, she having slipped on the icy walk at her Rooms for Rent—Suitable for home, and broke her left arra at the business or living quarters. Apply r wrist The injury is a very painful clue to C. L. Wilson. arid it will be sometime before .she will have the use of the injured arm, Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario& and Un- iversity of Toronto. Late. Distract Dental Officer., Milit- ary i1it:any District Number one, London., Ont. Main, Office—Dickson Block, Mn.ai Street, Exeter ,Ont, Hours 9 to 5.30 p.m. Phone 34, Exeter. AT ZURICH Tuesday only. Phone 79 USED AUTO PARTS GOOD CONDITION for ALL MAKES OF CARS at Less than Half Price of New GARAGEMEN ATTENTION Special Bargain prices on all New Accessories WRITE US AT ONCE WHITE AUTO WRECKING CO. 749 Simcoe St., London, Ont. Elliott and Johns Merchant Tailors As we are just starting in the Tailor- ing Bus_!ness we. are going to give to the public a bargain, and this ,as what the bargain `s going- to be..—We have a piece of Blue Serge, guaranteed all wool; fast color; never fade Indigo Dye. This suit us regular $40.00 and for two dollars we are going to give you an extra pair ,of pants of the same cloth- But this bargairi is limited. Six suits is all will be sold at this gaice. So don't delay. Trucking Notice The present .shareholders of The Ex- eter Salt Works Company, Limited, are selling and transferring all their shares in. said Company to Mr. ,11e1v(ile G. Ransford of Clinton, Ontario. All accounts owing t`o the Company up ,to the first day of April, A. ID, x924, must be paid at once to the undersigned; and all creditors of the said Company itp to th+e(said first day of April, 1924, will kindly hand the same to the undersigned, and the same will be paid. Dated at Exeter, Ont., April 1 ,1924 EXETER SALT WORKS CO. Ltd. Isaac R Carling, Sec, -Tresis, • H4trng taken over'the business of $ag shave & Easton,, I will continuetlie Same livery and cartage service t o the public, ilg t..: H BAGS:HAW, MILLINERY SPECIAL SHOWING OF EASTER MILLINERP, FRIDAY AND SATUR- DAY, APRIL 4th, and 5th. THE LA- DIES OF EXETER AND VICINITY ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR MIL- INERY PARLORS AND SEE OUR FINE DISPLAY OF TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, AMONG THEM ARE PATTERN HATS OF CHARM- ING STYLE. CHILDREN'S HATS AT LOW PRICES. Miss Yelland SPRING SHOW HENSALL Tues., 'April 15th DIED IN THE WEST, Mrs. John Nana of tawn received a telegram jllonday announcing the death of ,her .sister-in-law, Mrs. Aaron Cudmore of Crystal City, Maar,, she having died at her home. there, Sun- day. She had been in rather poor health foe sometime; The late. Mrs, Curmore was a sister of lvlr. John Moore, a former .veil -known resident of Exeter, abut now of'Wawrota, Sask. The Hensall Spring Stock Show of Stallions, Harness Horses and Cattle to be held in Hensall, has been post- poned to Tuesday, April 15th. K. McLean, Wm. Consitt, Secretary President Farmers & Dealers Get our prices for Blatchford's Calf Meal, thoroughly STEAM cooked. The best known milk substitute for calves, and at our prices the best value in. calf meals. Begin feeding now and get results. We supply both farmers and dealers, EXETER CREAMERY CO., Ltd. Exeter and Winchelsea Trivitt Memorial Church 11, a•m,—"The Fire on, the Altar," .7 ,pan,—"Calalphas," The fifth of ra, series of sermons on, the cruci- fixion. of Christ. Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector, QAVEN PRESBYTORL&N CHURCH flee. Jsanes Foote, 13. A., Minister 10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible Classes. 11 a.m.--"The Redemptive Principle in Love and Forgiveness," 7 p.m::—"The path of the Spirit." Boy- Scouts ''meet Friday evening, JAMES ST- METHODIST CHURCE J3 v W. E Vona/01Y, B. Ai, Pastor Sunday, April 6th, 1924 11-a.1.-•MMornifg Worship. "fhe Valedictory of a Christian' 3 lam.—Sunday - School and Bible i p.m, --"Making the Most of Lite,' SEVERE WIND STORM. Following in the wake of the tornado that passed ,over parts of the Vatted UStates, in which nine persons were killed between seventy-five and ane hundred injured, and hundreds of thou- sands of dollars of pnaperty destroyed, a heavy wind struck this district just short time before nine o'clock an Saturday morning, coming from the east, and while it was• not apparently severe, it carried with it more power than appeared on the surface. Be- sides doing some..slight damage in the Township of Uslbornr it took about 12 feet square off the roof of 'Mr, Thos. Brock's barn on, the 9th con- cession, and almost unroofed Mr. Dan. Coward's .house: roof on the same con. On reaching Exeter it raised the whole iron roofing on the Central Hotel, owned by lir. W. T. Acheson and car- ried it into. his back yard. Owing to the continued wind and rains all day Saturday nothing whatever could be done in the way of repairing the roof, and as a consequence much damage was done to the interior of the build- ing by the intermitteart rajas.. The loss to Air, Acheson will be .several hundred dollars. Workmen have been engaged putting on a new roof this week. One young lady on. Huron Street while coming up town was btlown completely off her feat and thrown to the ground, but luckily she escaped injury. Miss Oluae Taylor spent the week- end in London. PHONE 32 0 fiv r!c qrs. Frank Sweet of Sarnia is vi,sit- ing her mother, Mrs. J. rlliitcheli. Mrs. Brownlee, of Sea,forthis visiting with her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Flynn. Mrs, G. E. McTaggart and child of \V 'tfard are Visiting with Mrs. P. Mc- Taggart; alas- T', !S Weeds and daughter. Miss :Marion, left Wednesday to visit in • Oakville. Mr. 3, G. Stanbury ,attended the fun eral of Mrs. R. J. Gibings iso Clinton cast week, 1 Mr. John Jacob, manager of Huron Horne, Clinton, spent Saturday: with friends in town,. • • Mr. and MYfi s, N. Ogden . attended the funeral of Joseph H. Hodgson at Ciandeboye on. Tuesday, eirs. G. A. liaavkins returned `Satur- day teem a visit with her sister, Mrs. Becker of New Hamburg. Mrs. Jobe W. Taylor was in London, Stratford and.Shakespeare for two week:,, returning „home last week. Mr, Wild Davis' returned on, Friday from London where he took a two Weeks' course in cavalry train,hng for a Non "Commissioned Officer. ivies- T, O i.�c:uthcott returned of Friday from Brantea d, where she was in attendance epee; her Sister, who sus- tainecl en accident recently. Mrs Fred Welds- last week was called to Windsor owingtoo the, Illness of Mr. and Mrs.; Gonion Wells' infant, daugt- ter, who ifs suffering from an attack 02 pn iamanaa.. Mr, surd Mrs- Howard Taylor ant Magnet 'Wilfred speak the. ,wiekeend with the f anner's patents' er is in Loondon, Mrs. Taylor and son heft London to visit with relatives in New 7ersey: X74 4 JONES & MAY '•< AGI,NTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES JONES & MAY PHONE • 32 �.. Ladies' & Misses' Suits, Coats & Dresses for Spring. P. BARGAIN IN MEN'S FINE SHIRTS 3 dozen men's extra, 'heavy weinl t fine light colored Shirts, sizes, 14 to 16,, a Real Bargain thisar.anth, at $1.60 each. A BARGAIN IN SOFT COLLARS Twenty doz. Men's and Boys' Soft Collars, sizes 13 to 17, the Celebrat- ed Del Park make, regular 35c. each Special April selling pric'el„ 25 cant or 5 ;for $1,00, :A. BARGAIN—TABLE LINEN. One week only—Bleached all Linen .Table Damask, 66 inches wide, very slight imperfections in' weave—' read Bargain while it lasts at $1,35 a yard, MORE NEW WASH DRESS FABRICS, We have recently added many more lines to our Dress Goods ;stock— New Voiles, Ratites; Linens, Crepes, Knitted Silks, Fancy materials for Jacquets and Skirts, at very reasonable: Prices. A, BARGAIN 1N TAPESTRY RUGS We ,offer this month. a large range of tapestry rugs in the following sizes at real bargain prices, 2?.,x3 yds, 2306 yds, 3x3ji yds 3x4 yds. If any of these sizes interest you look them over. SPRING CURTAIN NETS Our 'stock sof .curtain materials is now complete. Prices on these lines are much lower than last season on a great many lines. We have an exception. - ally large, range to select from. A SPECIAL IN LADIES' VESTS. 10 dozen Ladies' Summer Vests, sleeveless and quarter sleeve styles, clearing at 40c, each, • CONGOLEUM RUGS , t Get our prices on Coutgplcum Rugs—We can save, you money on them. AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS r'- �:"3a�'�r��'•'-..3��c..`�-'_-'S���3:i��'"�i41*�.�-lei:�n�'-�'"u�.��o�'®%.c:::--;a�'l�"•_'`-`•--'a�'�-'�'�.:z��•+.;se�i.�.:'u•���!:Sa'�►i«:".�� ': I -HIDES WANTED—Highest cash pricepaid for Hides.—Kirk Bros., Exeter. DECISION RE. NEWSPAPERS. Any person who takes a paper reg- ularly from the post office, whether addressed in his name or anothers, or whether he has subscribed or not, is responsible for payment„ If a person orders his paper discon- tinued he must pay all arrears, or the publisher inay continue to send it until payuient is made and then collect the whale amount whether the paper is taken or not. The courts have decided that refus- ing to take newspapers or periodicals from the post office, or removing them and leaving them unpaid, is prima facie evidence of intention of fraud. LOOK AT THE lefiBEL. Advocate labels were changed on Feb. , 7,. We think we have every sub- scriber's labiel might. °If you think.dif- ferently, let us know, We want to have them all correct. If you haven't paid up, get busy, and do sot, It is only fair that we ,should have our money. O'th,erwase you . may ,be re- quired to. pay (if some distance irn ar- rears) a higher rate than $1.50 a year and costs of collection besides. For Sale Late 1923 Ford Touring Car. .run 100 mibhes—.a bargain„ Cockshu tt Tractor Plow, oomp,lete— a bargain. White oak writing desk and book case, combined, cheap at. $16, 35 buys a real, good Typewriter. Emery wheel. Counter -shaft, 17 in. pulley and belts; complete—Bargain. Two 4 -panel doors with jams and casings complete. Rubber tired Baby. Buggy. Heavy Copper Boiler. • Washing machine and wringer. Barn timber frame 24x30. Good 5 h, p. gas engine. Small Blazer Heater cheap,' Power Cutting Box. Baby buggy,' cheap. Electric Hall Fixture. First class Couch, rug op• WANTED Old Fashioned Walnut Rocker. •Foe information re, above articles Powell's Bazaar, Exeter i ( i ' R'lliotle 55 JAMES W. WATSON Licensed Auctioneer Sales conducted in any locality. Farm stock sales a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges moderate. Or- ders left at this office promptly at- tended to. Phone—IKiirktan 54r2 Address—Kdrkton 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 Office,— Hartl-eib Block, DASHWOOD, ONT, ANDREW EASTON LICENSED AUCTIONEItR FOR HURON COUNTY. Orders left with Advocate or at the Central Hotel. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Exeter -- Ontario FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of Huron and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 138, Exeter, Ontario ARTHUR WEBER Auctioneer — R, R No. 1, Dashwood Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co. Farm and stack sales a specialty OSCAR KLOPP AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na- tional Schaal` of Auctioneerinug. Spec- ial Course taken iin Registered Live Stock, 'Merehandase, Real Estate .: and Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with prevailing market prices. Satisfaction assured Write or wire 18-93, Zutirch. Oscar 'Clapp, Zurich, Ont. • DR. Ai, E. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon yleDonell'a Stables, Jahn St, Eretee (lately occuoied by 1)r, Vining) Plume 26w The Exeter Advocate Display Advertising—Made known on application. Stray Animals—One insertion 50c.; three insertions $1,50. Miscellaneous articles of not more than five limes, For Sale, To Rent, Wanted, ,each insertion 50c. Lost and Found loeais 25c. an insertion.. Local reading notices, etc., 10cper liana per iatsertionl No notice less than 25c. Card' of Thank 50c. Auction Sales $3 for one insertion`•• •. and $1.50 for each subsequent in- sertion if under fi;vte inches in length. Legal advertis$nig 10c., and 5c, a line, •, Farm or Real Estate icor sale 50d7' each insertion tote one month of four insertions, Bargains in Furniture R N. ROWE THOMAS M. DINNEY LICENSED EMBALMERS AND, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones Business 20w House 205. Ism R. Carling, B. Barrister, Solicitor, Etc Loans, Investments Insurance Office, Calling Block, Main, St. Exeter Dr. G, F. Routs hon, 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 on farm and village property at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter. Dr," R: °KII+ISMAN, L. D. S., D. D. 5. Honor Graduate Toronto University Of rice --,aver Madman & Stutiury't Offsee..bun Street, Exeter.