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The Exeter Advocate, 1924-7-10, Page 87.7 EXETER A llitlit ATE, ' H U 9.611AY, • JULY 1D1 19 Exeter Markets H 3N GED EVERY WEDNESDAY Wheat • 1.20 Oats Barley 'Janetoba Flour I amlly Flou- ,, Pastry- Flour Flied Flour Bran Shorts ........, Eggs Creamery Better ,45 55 3.70 3,60 ...,. ..., 3,30 1.35 1,50 1.60 25 Dairy Butter ......... ......... ........ r33 Lard 18 Hogs 8.00 W. R. Goulding A T. C. ,M. Organist and Choirmaster James St. Methodist Church, Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory. Instructor of Music tin the Public Schools Terms 'Moderate Box 57 EXETER. Don't forget the "Summer Festi- val" to be held on the Trivitt Mem- orial Church lawn, on Thursday, July 10th. The Exeter orchestra in attendance, THE GOSPEL TENT is pitched this summer at the corner of Wil- liam and Gidley Sts. (behind the Grist Mill.) Services nightly except Saturday at S o'clock, Lord's Day at '7.30 pan. All welcome, T. G. Wilkie, A. W. Joyce. STANDING 1 AY FOR SALE On Lot 11, N. B. Stephen, about 60 acres timothy hay. Will be sold in builk or in pieces. Apply to John Ford, Sr., Hay P. 0, p' Agents and Salesman wanted, whole or spare time. Experience not neces- sary Free equipment. Liberal pay, WELLAND NURSERY CO. `Yelland, Ont. EGG SETTINGS FOR SALE. -J. S Martin Iwegal strain 'White Wyandot- tes -Georgi Hyndman, Exeter. PASTURE LAND TO RENT 150 acres in Hay Tp., for pasture. Plenty water and well fenced. Ap- ply to John Ford, Sr., Hay P. 0. FOR SALE. -Four wagons, two double and two single; [rubber tired buggy and slat rack. Apply to F. W. Bawden, Exeter. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED for Exeter and district to sell for the "Old Reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We offer exclusive territory, permanent employment and liberal terns to the right man. For full particulars, write, Stone & Welling- ton, Toronto. Poultry Improvement Meetings will be held next week at the places listed below ,where demonstrations will be given in the culling of poultry. If you are inter- ested in this work, kindly arrange to attend, as this is the only work the Department is doing in this section, this year. 3'. N. RATCL1I FE, LOT 7, THAMES ROAD NORTH, USBORNE TP., SATURDAY, JULY 19th, AT 2:30 P.M. ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Auto for Hire DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Cha.rg,es Reasonable Phone 142 A. T. HARNESS - EXETER Local Doings 4 Miss Irene Stewart spent the week- end in London. Miss Josephine Davis is holidaying with friends in. Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sanders spent the Week -end in Stratford. The Exeter Canning factory start- ed their pack of peas on Tuesday. Mr. C. H. McAvoy and Archie Dav- is were in Port Stanley on Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Lawson has been visiting Ler sister, Mrs. W. H. Martyn, in London. Mrs. J. R. Inkstater returned to her home in Paris Monday, after a visit with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Bis- set, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford, after a week's visit with relatives here, returned to Flint, Mich., on Satur- day last. Miss Auld, after spending the mil- linery season here with Miss Arm- strong, has returned to her home in Watford. Rev. R. E. Southcott left on Thursday of last week for Jeanette Creek, where he takes charge of a Methodist circuit. Owing to the Orange service in the afternoon, no evening service was held in. the Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday. Two rinks of bowlers from here went to Hensall on Thursday even- ing and played a friendly game with the Hensall boys and figured in the winnings. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford and fanc- ily and Mr, and Mrs. Lonff, of De- troit, after a two weeks' visit with relatives here returned to their home in Detroit on Sunday. Misses Alnia Harding, Beta Rowe, Alice Pfaff and Fern Francis left Monday morning as delegates of James Street Sunday School, to at- tend the Summer School, at St. Thomas. Mrs. I, Armstrong returned from Toronto on Thursday last, after sev- eral week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Smith, who accompanied her mother home. VETERANS' RE -UNION and PICNIC On Wednesday, August 13th, a re- union and picnic of the War Veter- ans will be held at Bayfield. Pro- gram of sports and amusements of all kinds will take place. Come and bring your baskets well filled. Fur- ther particulars next week. G S ATKINSON, L.D.S., DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontarioi, and Un ilv^ersiry of Toronto, Late District Dental Officer, Mlilit- ary District Number one, London, Ont. Main Office -Dickson Block, Maio 'Street, Exeter ,Ont. Hours 9 to 5.30 p.m. Phone 34, Exeter. AT ZURICH Tuesday only. Phone 79 Elliott and Johns Merchant Tailors t Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 1 Also Tailoring MEN S SUITS Cleaned and Pressed 75c Pressed only . 50c Dry Cleaned and Pressed $2.00 Dyed and Pressed $4.00 LADIES' Suits Pressed and Cleaned $1.00 Dry Cleaned and Pressed. $2,00 Skirts Pressed 50c We also Make and Trim Suits with First Crass Trimmings • for t$20.00, I AM N OW PREPARED TO GIVE YOU A REAL Cartage Service Our Express Service from Lon- don to Exeter is now operating. Livery in connect'.on.; i , H. BAGSHAW, TAKE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all persons found trespassing in the pea fields of the Exeer Canning Co., for the purpose of picking peas will be prosecuted according to the law. EXETER CANNING CO. BOARD WANTED Householders wishing to take High School Scholars for fall term, commencing Sept. 2nd, will leave navies with the Secretary, Miss K. MacFaul. VOTORS' LISTS 1924 Municipality ofStephen, 'Towns/lie County of Huron NOTICE is hereby given that I have complied with Section 10 of the Votors' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at :Crediton, en the 30 day of June, 1924, the 'list of all persons .entitled to tote in the said AlunicipaL',ty at tvluuni,cipal elec- tions and that .such lust remains there for inspection. AND I hereby call upon all, Rotors (to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cording to law. Dated at Crediton, the 30th day of June. 1924. HENRY EILBER, Clerk. Your Stock Wants SALT. Mr -Ed, Rowell, who has becnx rather seriously 111 at Grand Beni., is now improving slowly. ' ,e Mr. W. H. Johnston of town, took the Staffa circuit -on Sunday last. Two rinks of bowlers from here attended the tournament in Hensall on Tuesday. In another column will be found an interesting letter giving impres- sions of a trip across the great ocean, by the Exeter nhenhbers of the Press party. We were shown a very interesting view, by Mr. W. H. - Dearing, of the Empire Exhibition grounds and buildings in Old London, taken from an aeroplane. It shows the magni- tude of this great exhibition and what might be expected from a visit- or's viewpoint. Mr.T. S. Woods received word on Saturday of the serious illness of his mother, Maria Caroline Grey Hodge, widow of the late James P. Woods, K.C. Mr. Woods immediately left for that city, but shortly after his arrival, she passed away. She had been in very poor health for a long time. The funeral took place on Tuesday. On Friday evening last the straw- berry festival given by the Ladies' Aid of James St. Methodist church, was largely attended and was a grat- ifying success to the committee iu charge. Besides the beautiful and and delicious strawberries and cream, cake, tarts and other choice yields were served. The proceeds amounted to about $200. INSTALLATION I.0.0.F. A special meeting of tlye I.0.O.F. was called for Thhu•sday night .(uly 3 for the purpose of installing the' new- ly elected officers for the current ' ix months The work of installing was performed by the D.D.G.M.', Bro. W. W Taman, it being his official visit, At the conclusion, of the ceremonies a tight lunch was served. Following are the officers: J.P.G., T. Pryde; N.G., H. C. Rivers; V.G,, H. 0. Southcott; R.S., R,. N. Creech. P.S., W. Johns; 'Ireas., E..M. Dignan; War., T. 0, Southco;t; "otir. S. T'.eid; O.G., G. Thompson; I.G., C Saila:: P. S.N,G. E. A. IIawald ; L.S.N'.G. H. Jennings; W. Mack I ,S.V.G., C. nestle; R,.S.S., C. fl1ue ether; L.S.S., Snell; Chap., Rev Jas, Foote. PAINFULLY INJURED An auto accident occurred on Main St. Tuesday which might have been attended with serious results. Two young men from Wiarton, a lady and a little girl from London, were driv- ing north through town in an Over- land car and when about opposite James Street, collided with a Ford car driven by Mrs. Isaac, accompan- ied by Mrs. Naussa Davis, of Us - borne Tp., Afront wheel of the Over- land Was somewhat damaged and al- so one hind wheel on the Ford and the axle bent. An the occupants escaped injury except Mrs. Davis, whose forehead came in contact with some part of the car and was pain- fully bruised. She was removed to Dr. Hyndman's hospital, where her injuries were dressed and she was afterwards able to return to her home. It is essential for tbeit results. We have the best cattle SALT Also fine for household .use; butter, cooking. Exeter Salt Works Co.,' Ltd. Trivitt Memorial Church 11 a.m.-"The. Christian 'Optimist." 7 pro. -"A Certaint Man" Rev, A. A. Trumper, L. Th.,' Rector. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCB Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister 10 a..m.-Sunday School and Bible Classes. 11 a.m.-"The Broken Silence" Union Services in Main St. church. 7 p.m, -"John Wesley and his Time" Boy Scouts meet Friday evening. JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH Rev. W, E. Donnelly, B. A., Pastor 11 a.m. '-'Forward with God!' 7 p.m. -"The Christian. Adventure" Everybody Welcome. It V Mr. Thos, Harton, of London, visit: - ed in town this week. Mr.Roy. Goulding is enjoying a holiday at Grand Bend. Mr. Mervin Camm, of St. 'Thomas, visited over Sunday at his home here. Judge Lewis and Mr. Oliver John- ston, of Goderiche were in town on Thursday last. Mr. Jos. Bawden, of London, is again in town to spend a few weeks with old friends. Miss Alice West, of ilderton, is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. Victor Snell, London Road .South. Mr. Wes. Handford, of Swift Cur- rent, Sask., is here visiting with his father, Mr. Jas. Handford. Mr. Gibbs Yelland, of Windsor, af- ter spending a few days at his home Rev. F. E. Clysdale and two daughtefs have returned' from Sarnia where they have visited for a few days. here, left Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs. W, D. Woods, of Wiwrl- sior are visiting with the ,lather's sister Miss Ida 13. •Gillespie and other rela- tives There. Mir. and Mrs. Stanley McFalls and two children of London, are visiting at the home of Mr. and •Mrs. Wm. Hadgert. Mr. and ;Mrs. J. Bence and [daughter Florence and Mrs, R N.. D. Hurdon and little son, of BuifJ'alo, N. . paid a flying visit to town) on: Tuesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hurdon, and 'daughter, of Detroit, ;are visiting for a week at the home of. Mr. Daniel McCurdy. - Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dale, of Man- lette, Mich., spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Hedden Huron St. Mr. and.NIrs. Milton Kydd, of De- troit, ,visited with the former's par-. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Kydd, Exeter North. . Mt. and , Mrs. Walter 'Davis and family, of Saginaw, Mich., called at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. How- ard on Sunday. Mr. Sampson Yelland, of Port Per- ry, left Tuesday morning after spending a short holiday at his home here. Miss. Bessie Yelland accom- panied her brother as far as London, Dr. R. Y. Ferguson, wife and granddaughter, Dorothy Hitchcock, of ;Pontiac, Mich„ spent a ,few days her last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snell.; They returned home Friday. �• /� -G: ;�'?' 'CL: 'H \�V, _:ill"' .'�;:j:S \�:`.�9� \:-r. k-. \"C!^:+D� \`C�:: �'•i,'l7 �".-: •��i"�� PHONE :32 JONES & MAY July Slipper Bargains. $5.00 and $6.00 Slippers at $3:7C> pair .F•.a,, : cryo PHONE 32 60 Pairs in the lot -Broken Siers-Only about 3 or 4 pairs of a kind, size 2% to 7, a general cleanup of odd pairs, Both Sandals and Slippers will be included, many of these are genuine Goodyear Welt Soles, on Sale for this week at $3.75 a pair. Women's House Slippers at $1.00 pr. Grey or Fawn Canvas Slippers @ $1.00 a pair. Odd lines White Canvas Slippers, Rubber soles and Heels @ $1.00, Children's Running Shoes at $1.00 "pr., 75 pair White Running Shoes. just the thing for the holidays -size 4 to 10, 11eto 13 and 1 to 5. Don't miss these at $1.00. Men's Mule Skin Boots at $3.00 pair Best Williams make -just the thing for Harvesting, they are light and will wear well, Men's Cottonade and Khaki Pants at $2.00 a pair Big 13 brand Pants at per pair $2.00 in Grey or Black or Khaki. Snag Proof @ 2.25; Peabody's @ $2,50. Men's Suits $15 to $35 If you want a cheap Suit, we have them, or if you want a high grade fancy or plain Blue, Grey or Brown you can get them here. We invite you to look over our stock of Suits. Boy's Bloomer Suits $7.50 to $9.00 They are good ones -any size you want -Good wearing cloths -all this year's styles. Our Boy's Suits are great values. Groceries Ginger Snaps 2 lb for 25c Salmon in 1 Ib tins Cascade (Pink) 15c Snowshoe (Red) 22c Beach (Sockeye) 30c Royal Yeast 5c pkg. Matches 3 boxes 29c McLarens Jelly Powders 3 for 25c Thompson's Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. for 25c Black or Mixed Tea ....per Ib 65c Nugget White Polish, the very best, per bottle 25c JONES & MAY AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES 'titers. Westlake and ;Mrs. White are visiting with the former's daughters of Mitchell, Mrs. W. W. Eccles, of Amherst - burg, is the guest of MT. Donnelly, at the James St. Parsonage. Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of Detroit, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. F. R. Hamilton, of town. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Steinhoff, of Detroit, spent the 4th of July holi- day with their nephew, Rev. W. E. Donnelly. Miss Ila Westcott of Winnipeg, ac- companied by her niece, Miss Edna Ferguson is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Richard Coates, of Usborne. The Trivitt Memorial Sunday School will hold their annual picnic this 'year at Grand Bend, on Wednesday, July .16. The usual 'sports and amniusemerots will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and tliree children and Mrs. Foster and Dor- othy, of Toronto, spent a few dais at the home4of Mr. Jas. Handford. The children will remain for a while. Mrs. George Vosper and daughters Misses "Ethel; Clara and Eva and son Clifford, motored here from Toronto, and attended the diamond wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw, on Monday last. Miss Blanche Atkinson, of Wood- stock, a ,frowner r,esi,dent of Exeter, vas among he number of successful grad- uates ,Of thle Woodstock General Hos- pital, she having been on the staff for several years. "Mrs.Henry Murphy and Miss Bes- sie have returned to their home, Wil- low House Farni, after having stayed with the former's son at Exeter, and visited other .places for several months."-Goderich Township Cor. Nearly every week items of news come to hand too late fo,,r the current issue, and in many case's these items might just as well have been in two or three days before. Let us have your items for publication in good time.• Mr. W. H. Martyn, of London, a former Exeter resident who has been in poor'health for some time, under- went an operation for gall stones at Victoria Hospital, London, on Satur- day. The operation was successful and the patient has since been doing nicely. Mrs. W. G. 8issiett receirved ari can,- nouncement' of the marriage of Miss Agnes Isobel' Hamilton, daughter of I Mrs. an rs, James Harailtonv of God- ericb, to Mr. John George 'Morrison Miss Hamilton vias a former popular leacher in ,our Pu'blitc school. The best Wishes of her t<nunverous. friends here will be extended for the nappy JAMES W. WATSON Lic•ens,ed Auctiorrneer Sales conducted in any locality. Farm stock sales a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges moderate. Or- ders left at this office promptly at- tended ta. Phone-Kirkton 54x2 Address-Kirktosn 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,- Hartleib Block, DASHWOOD, ONT. ANDREW EASTON LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR HURON COUNTY, Orders left with Advocate ar at the Central Hotel. Prices reasonable; Satisfaction guaranteed. Exeter Ontario FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer far Counties of Huron and Middlesex Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 138, Exeter, Ontario ARTHUR WEBER Auctioneer - R. R. No. 1, Dashwood Licensed Auctioneer far Huron Ca. Farm and stock sales a specialty. OSCAR KLOPP AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate Carey M. ,ones' Na- tional Schaal of Auctianeeritog. Spec- ial Course taken in R•egiis[tlered Live Stock, Merchandise, Real Estate and Farm Lands. Rates in keeping . with prevailing market prices. Satisfaction assured. Write or wire 18-93, Zurich, Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. DR. A.. E. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon Mena: a s Stables. Jahn St, Exeter (lately occupied by Dr. Vim) Pone 26w rhe Exeter Advocate Display Advertising -Made known on applecation. Stray Animals -One insertien 50ery.., three insertions $1.50. Miscellaneous articles of not more than five lines, For Sale, Te Rent, Wanted, each intention 50c. Lost and Found locals 25c. an insertion. Local reading anoti;ces, etc„ 10c ,per line per insertion,, No notice less than 25c. Card of Thank 50c. Auction Sales S3 for one insertion and $1.50 for each subsequent in- sertion if user five inches in length. Legal adverts ng 10c. and 5c. aline. Farm or Real Estalte for sale SOc. eaeb insertion fon one month of four insertions, ' Bargains in Furniture R N. ROW'WE THOMAS 112, DINNEY LICENSED EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Phones Business 20w House 20j, I. B. Carling, B. A, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc Loans, Investments Innsurance Office, Cating Black, Main St. Exerbert'"' Dr, G. F. Rouls born, 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 intere4t. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter Dr. A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S. Honor Graduate Toronto University Office -elver Glwdman & Stenbury'6 Office, Maio Street, Exeter,