HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1924-10-16, Page 8EXETER A lI IlOC ATE, THLTRSIIAY, OCT[1BERt 16, `1924
Exeter May ,leets
CHA\GED I.VERY WEDNESDAY
Wh eat
Oats
Barley
Manitoba Flour
Family Flour ............... ....
Pastry Flour
Feed Flour
Bran ,....
Shorts
Eggs
Creamery Butter ,......,.,
Dairy Butter
Lard
Hogs
55
90
4.90
4.65
4.15
.. 2.25
1.60
1,75
30 to 40
40 41
32 35
aorto( 22
... ... 9.50
Coal, (Doke,
Insurance
I solicit a share of your
business. Try me with your
next order.
E. J. Christie
Exeter
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Wheat
Oats
Barley
Peas
WE CLEAN GRAIN.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
PHONES- DAY 90; NIGHT, 2
R. G. SELDON
WANTED.
A few people to husk corn by hand
Exeter Canning Co.
KEYS LOST
In. Exeter a bunch of keys. Finder
will ropier 'a favor by leaving same
at this office.
DARK HONEY FOR SALE.
Good quality for 7c. a 1b.
JOIN CARRICK, Lake Rd,
Hay P.C.
FOR. SALE.
About 1000 fire brick, a quantity
gas pipe from half inch to one and a
half inches, snumber heavy oak barrels,
number gas drums, galvanized drum,
hold 150 gallons. Apply at the Evap-
orator,
THE, EVAPORATOR.
The Evaporator Company are fixing
uo the plant in readiness to operate
about Sept. 1st, Prospects are very
bright for a big crop of apples. A
dumber of hands will be required and
t hose wishing to engage will register
at the Evaporator.
;Mr. Clayton; Fraynie: le again able
Local Doings I be out after several weeks' illness,
Do your part to keep up the record
of Exeter High School by 'Mating foraa
the by-law ora Monday.
Fred , Ford, son of Mr, W. J. Ford
of Usborne, has taken a position as
junior insider!, golsone Bank here...
Mr. Wilber Batten of 'Usborne, had
hie arm 'injured is au automobile. ac-
ciden: on Saturday might last 'The car
he was driving ani another colliding
was the cause of the accident.
Mr. Frederick Kestle, of Brantford,
who, was recently bereft of his wife
and whose remains were brought here.
for burial, will, malee Exeter his future
home, residing with his sister, Mrs.
E. Jory, Huron street.
Sunday morning next there will be
a Children's Serviced held in the Trivitt
Memorial church to take the place of
the regular servvice at 11 o'clock. The
rector, Rev, A.. A. Tnunper will have
charge of :the service and willl deliver
an appropriate address to the little
ones. T.he parents are also invited to.
this service
A splendid organization of Cana-
dian. Girls in Tratu,,ing has been set
up la James Street church, comprising
all the girls from 12 to 17. 'There
will be over 30 girls in all, divided
into 4 sections according to ages and
a very intensive and interesting pro-
gram ` is being stet up, based on i the
principle of the 4 fold development,
The Annual Young Peoples' League
Convention of Exeter District was ,
held in Lucan Methodist Church on '
Tuesday of last week, Oct..7. There
was a large attendance of young people
and a full program of excellent ad-
dresses, and discussions of subjects
pertaining to League work. The Park-
hill League received the prize offered
for the largest attendance.
FORD VIEWS.
- From an .educational• viewpoint the
Ford Motor Picture Show put an in,
the Town Hall by the company's re-
presentative on Friday night last was
of an•excellent character and much en-
joyed by a goodly number in attend-
ance. The pictures embraced "An
Alegator Hunt" `Belmont Iinng's
Plate," "The Ford Age", "Western
Days" "The Capture of a Whale in
gid -Ocean", and "Canadian • Pros-
perity" There were eight reels in
all, and ,every reel furn,ahed a real
treat. "The Ford Age." was of a
particularly interesting character, and
showed the whole Ford automobile in
process of manufacture, the resources
from which the raw materials are
taken, and everything otherwise that
goes into the constructi n of a Ford
car. Mr, Milo Snell, Ford agent here,:
was in.strurnental in getting these fine
films exhibited; here.
Dl2 H G. FLETCHER, L„M•.C.C.
Licentiate of the College of Phys .-
ians are1 Surgeons of Ontario
Office in the residence of Mr. A.
Camra, Main St.
Phone 156 Exeter, Ont
Mr. Daniel Woocls is able to be,
ous around ^again after an illness of
several .months.
Many, of those who are lifting: their
potatoes are aomplathnlu.g of a lil eral
amount of rotten, ones.
Mrs. Jamey Willis. of Stephen. is 'suf-
fering
offerinig from blood' poisoning in :her
head, folltowing% a slight injury.
Mr, James Foote has taken. over the
Foote & Pollen garage business, the
firm having dissolved partnership.
October weather has, been{ ideal thus
rest of the month, and therr`l'or a few
far. Here's hoping et continues for the
weeks m,ore4 •
Dr. Moir of Hensall is having the
cellar dug fox t he erection of a news
and modems, house on his farm near
u ogerville, London, Road.
Mr. C. C. Piloil has turned part of
his garage into a paint shop for cars
and has otherwise improved the garage
,particularly as to lighting.
If vottere require any information as
to the school by-law members of the
Board of Education will be glad tin( ex-
plain, or to answer any questions.
Ripe raspberries have again appear-
ed in October. ;gr. Richard Davis
handed up a sprig of raspberry on
Saturday with a beautiful bunch of
ripe berries.
'?'hough 'potatoes are neat regarded
as one of the main crops oin the farms
of Ontario, the total revenue Alone
these tubers fon- Canada is nearly one
hundred m 'Ilion dollars.
Miss Gladys Bluett, honor graduate
of the Uneverstty of Western, Ontario;
and gold medalist in honor mathematics
and physics, formerly of Crediton, is
attending they College of Education in
Toronto
Miss Edna Follick, who has been
saleslady in Messrs Jones and May's
store for a number of years has re-
s�gned her position, and we under-
stand will undertake new responsibil-
ities shortly,
The result of the. World Series in
Baseball was very satisfactory to the
many ball fans' In this district, They
were all pulling for Washington, but
it took the full seven games, and
twelve earwigs in the last game to <le -
+:de the winner.
The third issue sof 25 cent paper Gills
commonly known as "shin -plasters" to
appear lathe 'fifty years since the first
bills were issued, is now being put into
c_rculateon. The new -bel) s are con-
siderably /seater and more ar tisti,c in
design, and show a decided improve-
ment over the. old type of bill
Rev. Sawyer of Milverton preached
morning and evening sermons in James
St. church on Sunday, in the absence
of Rev. Donne lly who preached an-
niversary services in Blyth. Rev,
Thompson of Woodham occupied Main
St. pulpit, the pastor, Rev. Clysdale;,
preaching anniversary sermons fu
Worse haul
The New Era had heard that the
Collegiate Inspector, who was herd
last week, met the Collegiate Board
and once more brought up the ques-
tion of a new .school -a modern, one
o•f about $125,000. -Clinton New Era.
Let Exeter avoid any such request
as this by voting • for tete by-law ,to
build an addition an, Monday next.
TO VICTORY BOND HOLDERS
Bring in your maturing bonds and
let me arrange for, the re -investment of
your savings M. Huron & Erie deben-
tures.
These debentures are authorized by
the Government as ars investment for
Trust Funds in the custody of Execut-
ors and Trustees. They earn 53¢ per
cent. per annum, payable half -yearly,
which es the rate you have been re-
ceiving on. your Victory- Bonds.
L P.. Carling, Exeter, accepts ap-
plications for debentures at any time.
...ANNIVERSARY.
Next Sunday Caven Presbyterian
Church vv it hold their anniversary
services, the pastor; Rev. James Foote,
preaching at 11 rims, and Rev. F. W.
Duggan of First Presbyterian Church
St. Marys, at 7 p.m. Special music by
the Choir.
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White Leghorn. Cockerels for Sale
$1.00 each for immediate sale
Apply Garnet Heywood, Exeter
ESTRAY CATTLE.
There strayed ,onto the premises of
the. undersigned, Lake Road, Stephen,
three head of cattle. Owner camhave
same by prov*sing, property and paying
expenses. -Silas Stanlake, Hay P.O.
G. S. ATKINSON, L,D.S.,
.DENTAL SURGhtON
Graduate of the Royal College of
!Dental Surgeons of Ontaritoit, and Un -
bemire of Toronto.
Late. District Dental Officer, Milia
cry District Number one, London, Ont.
Main Office -Dickson Block, Maim
lRtreet. Exeter ,Ont,
Hours 9 to 5.30 pm.
Phone 34, Exeter.
AT ZURICH Tuesday only. Phone 79
Elliott and Johns
Merchant Tailors
Thames Road Anniversary, Sun-
day, Oct. 26th. Preacher, Rev. D, G.
Paton, of Glencoe. Special music by
the Choir. Hot Goose Supper Oet.
2 8th, followed by program, assisted
by Londonian Mixed Quartette. Ad-
mission 60 and 3Oc.
' Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
Also Tailoring
MENS SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed 75c
Pressed only 50c
Dry Cleaned and Pressed $2.00
Dyed and Pressed $4.00
LADIES'
Suits Pressed aand Cleaned ...,$1:'JO
Dry Cleaned and Pressed $2.00
Skirts Pressed • SOc
We also Make and Trim Suits with
First Class. Trimmings for $20.00.
I AM NOW PREPARED TO G1VE
YOU A REAL
Cartage Service
Our Express, Service from Lon-
don to Exeter is ,now operating.
Livery in connection,
H. BAGSHAW.
W. R. Goulding
A. T. C. ;1VI
and Choirmaster James St.
Church.
of Piano, Vocal and Theory
of Music in the Public
Terms Moderate
EXhTER
Organis t
Viethodis•t
Teacher
Instructor
Schools
Box 57
exemeommeeemermonow
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11
7 p.m.--
,
ev. A. A. Tramper, L. Th., Rector.
FORMER EXETER MAN DEAD.
W D.'Bright, one of the oldest and
most highly esteemed business men of
Seaforth, died at hie ,home in that
town oniOctober 9th, after a short ill-
ness due to bronchial pneumonia. He
was 75 years of age and was born ;n
Eigiand, coming to Canada when a
young man, •locating in, Strati ord where
he worked at his trade of tailoring„
then he came to Exeter and was cutter
for Messrs. Samoan & Pickard tor
some time, after which he moved to
Seaford] and .etablushed a merchant
tailoring business, whech he continued
until his demise, first with Wm. Camp;
bell, then with his brother, A. J -
Bright. and'latterly with his son, R. E.
Bright. He was a Methodist, aleawler
of the. choir for many years, a Mason,
and enthusiastic' bowler and curler,
and bowled man times in Exeter. His
widow and two sons survive.
Mrs. Noyes of Oakville is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. S. Woods/.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Mack and
babe visited in, Stratford Sunday.
,Mrs. Jas. Lawson spantt a fete days
in Toronto with her slot). William.
Mrs. George Jewell of London; vis-
ited here for a week with relatives.
Mrs. Manning of Bowmanvillie T1s
visiting Fier. sister, Mrs. J. A. Stewart.
Mrs. May of Mitchell' has been vnrs-
utiang her sons, Messrs. Wm. and Fred
May.
Mrs. Asa Penizale and children vii's-
ited in. London. for several days last
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martyr of
Lon,cion arc visiting among relatives
and friends . here. •
Mr. Irvine Dinning of the Bank of
Commerce 'staff, is holidaying at his
home in. Strathroy, • <,
M,
'Miss Carrie. Davis, who, is atte:nain,g
Normal School, in London, was hoarse
over the week ,end.
Mrs Joseph Holliday and Mrs, Fred
Evans and little",soul; of London are vis-
iting Mrs R. N. Creech,
Mr. Pieter Robertson, who has been
visiting relatives here for a week, re-
turned to Stratford Sunday. .
Mr. and sibs. Frank Irwin and fam-
ily of Putnam vdisrt,ed with Mt'? and
Mrs, Daniel Davis on, Sunday,;.
,Miss brio: Sweet, teacher at Putnanh,
visited with her parents, Mr, and Mrs
Samuel Sweet over the 'week end.
Mr. and MIs. Harley Sunders o•f
Windsor vis tecl'1,or a few days dur-
ing the week evetl , friends lint • own
Mr. and"1Qrs. Ralph Bound of Alvin,•=
ston vi,siited, over Sunday. with the let-
ter's parents, Mr. end Mrs. Robert
Mawhinney.
:t;fi and .Mrs, Jabez MVlullsont of Lam-
beth, who, have been) visiting at Whal-
en, spent a short time. Monday with
friend, here.
' Mr. Alio. Sanders;- Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. bale, 4Vlr,s. Thos. Snell and .Vziiss
Aanee L. Sanders.spent'Sunday in
Stra.ord with friends.'
Mese, Fleming of . WiaLiso who, hae
been virsiuting an B•elgrave; haao again re-
turned to townand is visiting at the.
home ,al: ;Mr. C. Blaney.
Mr, Wellington Krug of Ches'ey, who
was overseas with thej Press Party sire,
summer, and his father were eleasent
callers at The Advocate on, Saturday:
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN U.tiU:ti,CH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
ANNIVERSARY
11 am.-Erev. Jas, Foote, the pastor:
7 p.m. -Rev. F. W Duggin of St.
Marys, r
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
LAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Bev, W, E. Donnelly,. B., A„ Pastor
Sunday, October 19th
11. am. -"The Axe at the Root', if the
freer"
3 rem. -Sunday School: Temperance
Pally addressed by Mr: J. H. Holtz-
man and Mr. J. G; Statbury,
7 p,m,-"The Giant That Slew Our
Children ;Reverxged,"
A Hearty Welcome to, a
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PHONE 32 ,,
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Fall and Winter Coats, Suits
and Dresses
New Coats and Dresses are arriving every few days, New Styles and
materials and very reasonable prices. Call and look them over,
GIRLS' COATS -Ages( from 2 to 14 years. Stock now complete, and
dozens of Coats to select from.
CHILDREN'S REEFERS-Browruand navy cloths, good heavy weight
from 2 year sizes up.
Congoleum Rug Week October 20th to November 1st
Get our(Special Prices on all sizers of Congoleum Rugs for this special
sale from October 20th to Noveniber' 1st, New patterns wilt be shown for
the first time during this •:ale.
Tapestry Bedroom Rugs at $14.75
We are over stocked with tape>try bedroom ruga, sizes: 214,'yds x 3 ids.
and 23e yds x 3 yds. These rugs were all from S20 upwards in price. Over
twenty to select from at one price, only $14:75 each.
Clearing Sale of Sateens, Cretonnes, etc.
We place on sale this week hundreds of yards of Cretonnes, Chintzes.
Sateens, Etc., at greatly reduced pr ees to clear. 'These are suiitable for
Comforters, Coverings, Etc.
Galateas at 25c Yard
100 yds dark patterns, good quality galateas, regularly 35c. yard,
Clearing at 25c. yd.
OVERCOATS
for Men, Boys and Youths
Buy your overcoat early. You will need it for the cool evenings., The
greatest variety of Styles and Cloths we have ever shown, is aow on display
;MEN'S $15 to $30 YOUTHS' S10 to $17 Childress $7.50 to $12
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR. HURLBUT SHOES
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Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Vincent of
London visited ,in town over Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Sweet and !sirs. Reid
and Ola visited is Seaforth. on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Taman, Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. Fowell spent Sunday art
B1 t'tb'
Mr. Fred Elliott after a visit with
relatives here, returned to Haileybury
Tuesday evening.
Rev,. and ,hors. W. EF Donnelly mot-
ored to Wroxeter on Saturday to visit
the latter's uncle, Mr. W. E. Van
Velzer,
tslr. Jason. Bedford and mother have
returned from Kincardine, and the
former left Tuesday for hie home in
Bay City, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. S. JM McCallum and
Mrs. Hugh McCallum and her- son
Hugh of -London. were the guests sof
Mr. and 'vtrs. James Sweet on, Sunday,
Powell's bazaar
Plain Price Stere,.
Day by Day and in every way, we
are getting compliments from the
good people who appreciate the pres-
ence of such a store as Ours in Exe-
ter. A store where people like to
see things, nice things,at prices -with-
in their buying reach. Since we last
talked with you here we have re-
ceived Aluminum Coffee and Tea
Percolators, . Collanders, Dessert
Spoons, Small Graters, Leather
change Purses, colored coat hangers
-Rapid Fire egg beaters, 3 kinds wire
egg beaters,' potato mashers, a big
assortment of . granitewarein. blue,
white and grey enamel, and many
other articles too.
We expect in a shipment of Small
Peanuts, when we will have more of
the best salted peanuts you ever ate
Always count on fresh roasted pea-
nuts on Saturdays. Try a bag this
week: We roast and salt all the
nuts we sell and are anxious that
our customers are pleased.
OSCAR KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Spec-
ial Course taken in Regysebered Live
Stock, Merchandise, Real Estate and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured. Write or wire 18-93.Lurich.
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY SPECIALS:'
100 Flint drinking glasses (reg 10e)
5c. Each
More Chocolates, Pound Lots 35c
COME expecting good values for
your good money.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell'a Stables, John St., Exetes
. {lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
-Phone 26w
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEL+R FOR
tw HURON COUNTY.
Orders left with, Advocate or at the
Central Hotel. Pnices reaslonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Exeter
Ontario
I. R. Carling, B.8
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc
Loans, Investments Innsuraince.
Office, Calling Block, Main St.- Exeter
Dr. G. F. Roiuls toy, 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
fuands• to.. loan on farm and village
property, at low rates of u,terre>�st.
GLADMAN &' STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr, A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S„ D.D.S.
Hanna Graduate T'oronlto University
Office -over Glaamarn & .Stagbrtrye
Office. Main Street, Exeter,
The Exeter Advocate
ARTHUR WEBER
kuctuonreer K; R, No. 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Farm and stock sales a specialty,
Display Advertising -Made known
en app lfcatioan.
Stray Anianais-One insertion 50c,,,
three insertions 51.50.
Miscellaneous articles of not nose
than five lines, For Sale; To Renit„
Wanted, each insertion, SOe. Lost ands
Found ,locals 25c. an insertion
Local rending notices, etc., 10c: per
tine per insertion, No notice .less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sales 53 for one insertion.
and 51.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if uandter five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline,
Farm or Reap Estate for sate 5.Oc,
each ittsertto¢n tow one month of four
insertions,
Furniture
For Quality, Prices, Service
and Satisfaction:call
on us.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
FURNITURE DEALERS
Phones'.
Business 20w House 201.
R N. ROWE
DR., H H. COWAN, L,D.S., D,DLS.
Dental Surgeon,
at McCormick k.Block, Zurich, revery.
Thursday and Saturday
Main Office,-.
Hartlelb Block, DASHWOOD, ONT.
JAMES W. WATSON
*Lcennsed' Auctioicueer
Sales conducted in any 'locality. Farms
stock sales a specialty.. Satisfactiton,
guaranteed.: Charges moderate. Or-
ders ;eft at this office Promptly at --
tended to.
Phox e-Kurktoia 54r2
Address-Kirkton R. R. No: 1
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable :;. and Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Phone 138, hxeter, Ontariin