HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1924-8-21, Page 8EXETER IAI]I7OGATE, THQRSIJAX,
Exeter Markets
'HANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
New Wheat . ,,. ,$1.15
Oats 50c
Barley 63 70
;Manitoba Flour $4.50
Family Flour .,.,..... ,.. $4.25
Pastry oFlur $8.75
Feed FFour $2.00
Bran ,.. $L55
Shorts, ........ ,$1.70
Eggs ,.. 20, 31
Creamery Butter 38,319
Dairy Butter
Lard., „ 18
Hogs .. t .,,,. .:.\ 10,25
W. R. Goulding
A. T.
A.T.C.M.
Organise and Choirmaster James St.
Methodist Church,
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory.
Instructor of Music tin the Public
Schools
Terms Moderate
Box 57 EXETER.
Local Doings
Gladioli beds are now in bloom
How short the daysare getting,!
Tell ut well and your ail. w.itt sej,j.
Trenton's tax rate; is, 48 mills` am in, -
crease of.4 mills over last year,
,Miss Verna Walker will teach at
New Toronto, and Mist Lillian Wallet
at Burlington.
'Tis said we are .to pay dearer for
potatoes this fall, as the wet weather
his damaged the crop.
Mr Richard Quanoe has resigned
his position, as cutter for 'the 8. M,
Sanders Manufacturing Ca
J'fr, Henry:Bowers, science .specialist
of Exeter High School, has been, grant
ed his. M. A. degree by Dublin, Unver•
stty, Dublin
Wheat is now pretty. well all in, and
oats., are being cut. The rains have
flattened the at considerably and
the cutting, us none too easy in places
Rev
John Veale of Dorchester oc-
cupied James Street pulpit on Sunday
APPLE PIE AND ICE CREAM
SOCIAL AND CONCERT at Huron- and Rev John Ball of Lambeth will
dale Schoori on Friday Evening, August
preach next Sunday. These two aged
29th. Auspices 13wrondale W. 1, gentlemen have been, neatly fifty years
Orchestra; Jliss Bolton, elocutionist, xtt the Methodist rini
etry, and were
Missee • Welsh and Park violinists;of .the same ordination class.
Admission 25c. and 15c.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
There„ostraved onto Lot 3, Con. 2,
McGillivray, on or about July first,
a heifer about a year and half old,
An interesting wedding is taking
place at the First Presbyterian Church
New York •City, Sept. 11, when Mar-
jorie Douglas de Cou daughter of the
late Dr. Douglas MacGregor de Cou
of Stratliroy, will be married to Wm.
Owner can have same by proving ow- Armstrong Hunter, of New York City,
tnerslue and paying expensea,—• James scan of Rev. R. J. Hunter and Airs,
Glavin Crediton P.O., Phone 24r32 limiter of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, Mr,
Crediton.
NECK FUR FOUND:
During the funeral of the late Thos. is now connected with the department
Oke on Wednesday, Aug, G, a� neck of justice He the also a member of
fur was left in Mr, H. Bagshaw's car, the KappaSigma Fraternity and he
•
Owre can have same by calling at Phi Delta PhigLegal Fraternity: Dur
this ot•fiee and paying for this notice, , ing the, war AIr. Hunter held the rank
WANTED—A Local Representative of lieutenant in the Royal Air Force
hollowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Hunter will leave immediately for Eur-
ope, where they will spend a year
The bride •elect is a sister of Mrs. M.
R. Complin of town.
Hunter, who received his A, B.
from the University at Chicago, his
LL,B degrees from the George Wash-
ington University, Washington, D. C
for Exeter and District, to sell for 'the
"Old Reliable Fonthill Nursieries. '1
Exclusive territory, permanent employ-
ment, liberal terms. Previous exper-
ience not necessary; Write Stone &
Wellington, Toronto.
London automobile license. plate
137049,. found. Apply Advocate.
BOARD WANTED
Householders wishing to take
High School Scholars for fall term;
commencing Sept. 2nd, will leave
names with the Secretary, Miss K.
MaeFauL
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ten acres in Tp. Stephen, Con. 2;
good, house and barn, henhouse; 31,4,
acres Strawberries for 1925 crop; ex-
tra good land, well drained—must be
seen to be appreciated; wall be sold
with or without crap. Apply to. Geo.
Hay, Crediton, R. R. 1.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST.
VOTERS' LISTS 1924
MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILL-
AGE OF EXETER
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have complied with Section, 10 of
the Voters' List Adt, and transmitted'
or delivered copies to thepersons
mentioned in the section, and that I
have posted up at my office at Exe-
ter on the 5th day of August, 1924,
the list o, all persons entitled to:vote
in the saiid municipality tor Members
of Parliament, and at Municipal elec-
tions, and that such list, which con.-
taias Parts One, TWO. and Three, re-
mains there for inspection, and the last
day for appeals being the 24th day
of August, 1924. And 1 hereby ca11`
upon all voters to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have any errors or omis-
sions corrected according to law.
Dated at Exeter this 8th day of
August, 1924.-
JOSEPH
924.-
JOSEPH SENIOR,
Clerk of Village of Exeter,
Exeter, Ontario;
G S ATKINSON, L.b.S.,
DENTAL/ SURGEON
Graduate of th,e Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontarioi, and Un-
mtnersnty of Toronto.
Late. District Dental Officer, Milit-
ary
ilitary District Number one. London, Ont.
Main Office -Dickson B1ock, Maly
+5tve.et, Exeter ,Ont.
Hours 9 to 5.30 p.m.
Phone 34, Exeter.
AT ZURICH Tuesday oely. Phone 79
ON TOP AGAIN,
Mr, Fred Kerr of Crediton, was
high gun at the Ridgetown 'Prrap
Shoot last week, getting 140 out of a
possible 150 „
$66,00C• PAID OVER.
The Blanshard u\funicipal Telephone
System paid the,. St. Marys, Kirkton .
and alterli,na Telephone Company $66,-
000, the full amount of the purchase
price, last week.
THE' EVAPORATOR,
The Evaporator Company are fixing'
un the plant in readiness to operate
about Sept. 1st.. Prospects are very
brightfor :a big crop of apples. A
number of ihandsl will.be required and
t hose wishing to engage will register
at the Evaporator,
ONION CRATES..
Parties whofi•equuret onion crates can
have the'same at' the Fair Grounds on
Friday, August 22,
7• H. GRIEVE.
Elliott and Johns
Merchant Tailors
Men and Ladies wanted to take ord-
ers for Private Greeting Xmas.
Cards in spare time. Experience un-
necessary.. 35 per cent. commission,
Sample album free. Oldest Xmas. Card
house in Canada. "Manager," Dept. 11,
3 Winchester Ave„ Westmount, Mon-
treal, Quebec.
LAMP FOUND,.—In front of 1)n;
Browning's Drug Store, Exeter, on
August 18th, a Ford lamp. Owner can
have same by paying for this notice
and by 'calling at this office.
FOR. SALE.
About 1000 fare brick., a quantity
gas pipe iron half inch to one and a
half inches, 'number heavy oak barrels,
number gas drums, galvanized drum,
hold 1,50: gallons. Apply at the Evap-
orator,
t Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Also Tailoring
MEN S SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed' 75c
Pressed only • ' 50c
Dry Cleaned and Pressed $2.00
Dyed arced 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 Class • Trimmings for $20.00.
I AM NOW PREPARED TO. 'GIVE
YOU A REAL
Cartage Service.
Out Express Service from Lan-
don to Exeter is naw a•aerating.
Livery in connection.
H. BAGSHAW.
xb.
COOK GENERAL—This is a steady
position in a comfortable home. Good
salary to start and increase at the end
of six months. .No Washing. ` P. O.
Box. 672; London,.
Mr. W 'T, 'Acheson has rented Miss
Lillian Johns] re,sidencet on William' St.
and is moving iii thus weeken
•
The rabbit shooters have; purchased
two more gray hounds for the hunt-
ing season. The big fellowe will have
to travel some now.
Clinton Express office wa,,s * robbed
of 8300 last week. One package collar.
t$ained,S150. Quantities of package
meats and autot tures were stolen, En-
trance was''madde by someone possess-
ed of a master key,
Signs have been erected aft the
,north and south tends of town, on, 'the
outer side "Welcom,e to Exeter" and
on the inner side "Thanks, Call Again"
Exeter has nothing to be ashamed of
In fact, rw,e are proud of our town and
it is^ well to, let motorists know where
they are when they Slit thief burg.
Owing to the breaking of the bit
in the mouth of a horse driven by
Mr, Wm. Hyde, on Friday last, the
beast ran away on Mann street, and.
cutting across the hydroyard broke
through the fence into the garden at
the back of Grigg's Stationery. Luck-
ily the occupant nor horse were injur
ed, and 'even. the, buggy escaped much
damage.
,JrfWm. . A.11:ent, who is • visiting at
the horn of Mr. an. Bagshaw, got
into a mix-up whilet claiming, Mr, Horn-
er Bagshaw's touring car on Huron
street on Wednesday ,morning of last
week. Mfr. John Hunkin and family
tvere on their way to a picnic at
Grand Bend, when Allen happened
along and the two cars collided. Little
or no damage was dine to Mr. Bag-
shaw's car, but Mt'. Hunkin''s car was
made minus a wheel and was other-
wise damaged, while little Gladys Hun-
kin receiveda severe gash in the side
of her face by being thrown, with
much force. against the inside of the
car,
A DECIDED I IPROVEMENT,
The town clock, which for a long
time had been. out of repair and an
eyesore to the olxsery er, nas b, eat
improved in appeRfance, and for the
ourpose nt was intended. Some bane
ago Mr Herman Doerr, electrician',
took the matter of repairs :n hand
and he has certainly made an excellent
joie of it. The, clock prpper has been
put in good running order so that it
now marks time accurately, the faces
have ,been painted white and the fig-
ures black—making a distinct contrast
—.Thi 'electric bulbs having been set
out in a position, so, as to reflect light
on the faces, it is just as ' easy to tell
the time at night as at day, Mr. Doerr
is to be congratulated, on his accon-
pl`vshment,
Mrs W. T. Acheson spent Sunday
in London.
Reeve W. D. Sanders is an Toronto
this week on business.
Miss Mildred Norry of `London. is
holidaying at 'her home here.
Mr. Norman. Ward of Severn Fa lis
is the guest of Mr. John Noary:
.\1rs G E. Anderson has been vis-
aing her daughter in Blenheim.
Miss Jessie Manama of .London Was
here. over Sunday with her parents.
Miss. Margaret Penniice: of London, is
holidaying with her motive:. here
Rev. R E. Southcott of Jeanette
Creel: isrholidaying with relatives 'iere-
Miss Oia Hollinger of Joronto ;pent
the week, end here with Mrs. E. Short,
Miss -Grant of Toronto spent to few
days with Mrs, (Dr.)i Graham during
the week.
Mrs. Gregg ,left Saturday for a visit
of two weeks at Ingersoll, Toxanto and
near Ottawa.
11r, J. ,B. Pomfret of Hamilton was
a visitor here over Sunday with his
son, W. Pomfret.
NOTICE TO. PAINTERS.
Tenders for, the painting of the ex-
terior woodwork of the Exeter Town
Hall; and alsointerior of main eri2
trange, stairway and small halls, will
be .received by, the undersigned up till
noon. of Monday, August 25th, 1924:
Specifications may ire seen at the
office of the clerk.
-By Order,
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk:
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 ra,m.-"Such' st i Have, Give I Thee'
7;.p,m,-"Pourer to Become"
Rev, A, A. Trumper, L. Th., Rector.
CAVEEN PRESBYTERIAN (.Ruitell
Bee.James Roote, B. A. Minister
10' a. m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
Union Services in Caven Church
Bev.. Ciyesdale will preach
Boy Scouts,,. meet Friday evening.
JAMES ,ST.;„METHODIST CHURCI-1
Rev. W. E. Donnelly, B, A;, Pastor
11 a m:—Rev. John Ball,
7 pen. --Rev. "John Ball.
•
Everybody Welcome,
Miss May E. Gill of Portage
Prairie, vIan., is visiting with
father, 'ilia'. Frarn),c Gi11,
Mrs. 1,i Sheere and daughter, Mrs.
G Hockey and. her son Kenneth, are
visiting ea Lansing, Mich.
,Mrs Mervin Cosworth and child of
London are visiting with her parents,
Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. Heideman,, °
.Misses Alma and Ina Harding, who
visited in Stratford and Embrey last
week, returned home, on Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Dearing and 'daughter,
i fstdelirne, are. spetLding' a week or ten
days with friends at Grand Bend.
la
Iver
Mr, Hoarser Russell of Wetaskiwin,,
Alberta, is holidaying, with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm„ Russell, for a few
days.
Mass Vivian Hogarth, srnrse of
Victoria Hospital, London, ,is holiday-
ing at bei home here, for a couple
weeks,
Mrs. James Taylor bas retd
frons .London where .she visited her
son-in-law, Q&. Huston, who is in the
hospital,
Ur:, Harold McFadden and Hiss Lal-
lian Ruddock of London are spending
a couple weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ire
etlomr, Unborn. - -
Lr: Wm Harris, who, has been via=
itintg with. 'Mr. and Mrs, Sid. Dav€fs
Left bit home -in Calgary, Alta., an
Monday morning.
Miss. Helen, Dignan, iw anitieg in Tor-
onto,' 'having accompaniied , her uncle
and aunt, Ole and Mrs, P. B. Dignan
out thie:, return, to the city;
Mrs., G. Il. McDonald and son Robert
of Grinnell, Iowa, who haveen Ads-
itia-ig her mother Mrs Jeep. Snell' for
some weeks 'left fee Windsor. ,
1V Ir. arid Mrs. Chas. Box air d family
of Stepheqespent •Sunday. with Mir.: and
iVLTs. :Niaeshall Bos .of .Pa,rkhill, Miss
Lois Box returning with thein:
\fr and ;1VIis ,•Frank Bayeden of 'Tier
onto'and Mir . and Mre 'bred Bowden
and daughter of ^town, . have rettii•ned
frein a motoe trip to Columbus, OIi.'.o.
'dr. ati 1 Mrs.. R i Rowse end da. h -
w,,
tern,-'4isises Vera'ansa Reta, 'noto}rt l
to Beterbara last week ati 1 spent s ev-
eral days with MVIrs,. Rotve's brother,
Dr, Holloway, -
AUGUST 21, 1924
PHONE 32
JONES.&: MAY
PHONE 32
Arrival of Fall Goods
adies' and Misses' Fall and,
minter Goods
Ladies' and Misses' Fall and Winter Coats+ are here. There are many
decided changes' 3n materials and stylesfor the coming aetason, The most
papular cloths are in marvella, camel's hair, cut plush, velour, eta
PRICES ARE iiVLUCH LOWER THIS SEASON.
COME AND. LOOK THEN! OVER
Monarch Sweater Yarns
We have an 'exceptionally ,large stock of sweater yarns for fall in the
well known Monarch Quality. We have .nearly r,1L the new shades and
weaves, Get your supply early.
Silk Scarfs
Silk Scarfs+ wiill, again be very popular for the coming season,, The new
ones are there and are beautiful both as to coloring and weave. .Black
and white are among the most popular color combinations 'shown. We have
dozens to select from.
Woollen Blankets, Comforters and
Auto Rugs
We have the celebrated Ottawa Valley brand of woollen blankets,
Comforters and. Auto Rugs. These are absolutely, all wool of very fine
quality,
Clearing of Summer Goods
All sumnver, goods must goat once, To Clear out our stock we are
fering many bargains in summer goods.
of-
Nemolostik Corsets
We have the new Nemo, all, -rubber self -reducing corset in stock. This
is the mist comfortable corset shown to -day. We will be glad to show
it to you,
JONES -& MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
Mr Wilbur Cudmorie, merchant of
Gadsby. Alta., accompanied by his
wife and two children,• visited during
the week amongrrelativest here, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Win. Fraser
Mr. Harold Bell of Strathmore, Al-
berta, one of the party of newspaper.
people, who spent two months In Eur-
ope, spent a fe,w days here this week
with the Exeter people, who were an
the trip.
N/Lrs Arnold Hoffmlan and two sons
of Toledo, Ohne, and Mrs. Utz of De-
trait, and Mr. Norman Baker and
and three children of Wingham were
week -end visitors with Mr. anal Mrs,
Frank Triebner.
2vLr. and Mrs. P. Collier of Buffalo
spent a few days with M.x. and Mrs.
W. ' C:' Rivelrs Ma. and Mrs. Rivers
acoompanied them on their return an
Tuesday, as far as Button, where they
will visit their daughter, NLrs. John
aoutledge. (
Powdll's Bazaar
Plain Price Store
Truly BuSiaiie,,sa is better; people are
daily realizing that they have a Live
Store of Bargains' right: in Exeter,+ A
sbose `that ,they can feel at home in;
a stone where goods are all marked
in Plain Prices—VALUES.t Store
nicely arranged, airy and bright, an,d
must of all where their shopping isl ap-
preciated, COME IN often and see
.whr„t we have. It as well. to remember
that we at all tia?iesi can furnish ors
short. notice FLOWERS for the Sick
Wedding, Birthday; Funeral. • We are
members of the ' SAY IT WITH.
FLOWERS CIRCLE, 'and we %trainee
to have fresh flowers sent to friends
hundreds of miles' from here at reason-
able rates:' Enquire: August is t?ie.
month.: to get slips started for Winter
Flowers - n e have -FLOWER- POTS,
Hyacinths; Dafiiorlills,. .'etc., will. soon
be in the Public mind, 'We. want til, teal
you wie. will have them. tie, as usual,.
AMAPHONB.,
TWO REAL GR
BARGAINS FOR 'II-IIS.:"WELK.
Large Mal -legally Caibinet,',tv.nth.,40 Rec.
omds, all good as niew, . jnist $125.
Leese Table...model, w,tli 35 Records;
good as neee just 550.
Columbia Records','3, for .$1, 50
Blue Ambere,l.Recotds 45C, $$4.50; do,,.
fi•e repair all makes of Pho,n:o 'ra hs.
� p g, p
Violins etc. Let us have your eepairrs.
R,easosuable charges:
OSCAR KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering. Spec-
ial Course taken in Registered Live
Stock, Merchandise, Real Estate and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured, Write or wire 18-93, Zurich.
Oscar IClopp, Zurich, Ont,
DR. A.. E TENNANT
Veterizrary Surgeon'
McDomell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vinimg)
Phone 26w
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON COUNTY. -”
Orders left with . Advocate or at the
Central Hotel. Prices reaslonable:
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Exeter
Ontario
I. R. Carling, B .A
tc
Loans. tlsnves Solicitor,
EInsurance'
Office, Caling • Block, Main St Exeter
Dr, G. F. Rouls bone, 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 loran on farm and village
pro •erty at law rates of interest
GLADMAN. & STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors,Exeter
:Dr,' A; R. KINSMAN, L D S D O. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
'rffice-over 'Gladmau & 'Stegabur'y'i
;rf£ice,' Main Street, Exeter, ..
• ARTHUR 'W EISER '''
Auctioneer R. R No, 1, Dashwood
l,icensed Auctioneer for Huron Ca.
Farm and stock sales a specialty.
The -Exeter Advocate
Display Advertisixng—Made known
on appiltcatiosn.
Stray Anianals=Oaue insertion 50c.,,
three insertions $1,50.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lis es, For Sale; To Rena,
Wanted, each inses!t5,oru 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c, an insertion,.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. ,per
line per insertion, No notice lest.
than 25c. Card of Thank 50c.
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion.
and 81.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion4f under five inches in length,.
Legal advertieung 10c. and 5c. aline,.
Farm or Real. Estalte Ear sale Sec,
each insertion Eon one mores of lour
insertions, •
Firiture
For Quality, Prices,, Service
and Satisfaction calf
on us.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
FURNITURE DEALERS
Phones
Business 20w House 2Oji
R N:ROWS
DR. .H, H. COWAN,:' L,D,S,, D.DIS
Dental Surgeon,
at McCormick Block, -Zurich, , ,every
Thursday and Saturday • •
' Maiir Office,=
Hartieib Block, DASHWOOD, ONT,
JAMES, W„ :WATSON
Licensed -Auctioneer •
Sales conducted in any locality. Farms
stock sales' a •specialty, Satisfaction
guaranteed, Crharges `moderate, Or-
ders.
r-ders. left . at this office .promptly
tended, oto
' Phone Kirk,ton ; 54r2
Address—Kirkton. R. R Na 1
BRA,iNK'AYLOR•
L:c '"'ed ` ee taws;.of
r e;[ns f�uc•tnorn, ,et;. •dor • Goun .
Huron axed Middlesex
Prices Reasonable '°^and' Sattsfactnon
Guaranteed'
Phone 138, Exeter, Ontario