The Exeter Advocate, 1924-11-27, Page 8EXETER A''fl 3T u1 AT'E, TH"UEauA', 1V512 -E1 MBBR 2.2, 1924
,Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Oat's <
Barley ....
i\21n aba Flour
Family Fto•u.
Pa try Flour
Fee Flaw:
Beal
Shorts ,.,.
Eggs
1,35
'87
4.90
4.65
... 4.15
2,25
• 1;60
1.75.
30, 40, 60
Creamer} Butter 41
ala,., v Butter 35.
Lard • 22 24
Hogs „ „ 9,00
FOR SALE -9 young -rigs, t hos is -
Georg.: Link, Dashwood.
GASOLINE ENGINE FOR SALE.
One and a half ' horse -power,, Fahr-
barike, far sale Cheap, Good. for light.
work. Apply at the Advon ate.
.The annual meeting "of the Exeter
District Branch of the Ontario Pliaw-
tn�a's Association„ will be held, in the
T4 i H:tl:, Exeter, on Tuesday, Dec
and, at 2'p ne for the purpose of el
ec'tin{g oit„c'e:s and . disecussiaig' plans
for another year. Alt persons .i:ntei'-
ested in better plowing should attend.
!VI Routly,
W. I3. • S1 a,ptorr
Pres:, . Secy.
OUND-Receaitly
in Jones 'S May's
store, a sum of Money.
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
A Bazaar and Cafeteria. Stepper will
be held in the Town Hall, Saturday,
December -6th, by the Ladies' Aid of
T'r•ivitt Memorial church.
AGENTS WANTED -To sell the
"Old Reaab';e Foatbwll Nurseries" ex-
perience not necessary. We offer ex-
clusive territory, liberal commissions
and furnish handsome free. outfit. Start
now at best selling time. Stone Sr
Wellington, Toronto.
HISFATHER. DEAD.
ORGANIST WANTED.
Applications will be received for the
posit .oa of Organist of 1Tain. Sts et
1V1eth odist Church up to 7 O'clock p.
u] Friday, Nov. 28. 1924. Contract
may be ee.en and applications left at
Honey's Drug Store. '
DARK HONEY FOR SALE.
Good quality far 7c. a lb.
JOHN CARRICK, Lake Rd.
Hay P. 0
Coal, Coke,
Insurance
I solicit a share of your
business. Try me with your
next ;order.
E. J. Christie
Exeter
Cannel Coal.
for Grates
WE CLEAN GRAIN.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
PHONES- DAY 90; NIGHT, 2
R. G. SEL DON
DR H G. FLETCHER, L„M.C.C.
,Member of the. College of Physi-
fans and Surgeons of Ontario
Office opposite Rowe's Furniture
Store.
Phonic 156 Exeter, Ont.
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental. Surgeons of Ontanila4, and Un-
jversuty of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, 'lllilit�
ary District Number .one, London, Ont,
Main Office -Dickson Block, Mohs
Street, E'xeter ,Ont.
,.Hours 9 to 5.30 p,m.
Phone 34, Exeter.
'AT ZURJCI-I Tuesday only, Phone 79
iott and Johns
Merchant Tailors
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
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.'J0
Dry Cleaned and Pressed $2.00
Skirts Pressed Sac
We also Make and Trim Suits with
First Class Trimmings far $20:0.0.
I AM NOW PREPARED TO GIVE
YOU A REAL
Cartage Service
Our Express Service frons Lon
don to Exeter its now operating.
Livery in connection.
H, BAGSHAW,.,
ocal ' Doings'
lust four .weeks from to -day- i;
Chris tines
Olayceleven branchtes out,; of eev::di,ty
eight of the Honie: Bank made a profit.
Mr. Irwin Armstrong . is '•again. con.
fined to his bed and in very . poor
health, .
M . ;
C. Fr Ilocopier, who was sudden,
ly taleen'thU. aboutl 'ten days'agoy is", strll
coniiried to lets home. `
This part of Ontario 1ai11 be the
Centre of a total eclipse sof the .sun
on' January 25th' next,
sZvlie W Ti. Gillteslifje was vd .sip for
a, few days during. the week owing tYo
the atch'of d?s foot giving' way.
t�fiss
Thelma -.Taylor, Central Tel
hone operator, was' takerq ill on Satur-
day meg."
at itday'anr' has dunce been confined to
her bed.
Walter, ' the 8 -year o'td son ' of Mr ,
and Mrs. Arthur Davis, is confined
to his bed suffering, frorn 'attach
Mrs, John Blatchford, who has been
organist '4, 0/laiin St. Church for manv
year.,., has tendered` her resignation, and,
,ttvfr, and Mrs. Blatchford will move. ,to
Toronto to reside,
R,ev, Vaughan, Boys es ,iVlorris, who
recently came to Canada 'tl-oni this Old
Coiuiitry, has beets appoliated by the
Diocese of Huron to the rectorship
of Ailsa Craig Anglican, "chutch,
4tlr. W. • H. Gregory, of Stratthad,
formerly. of Exeter; has pieeri app; int-
ert 'manager 'of the Briltish ielortgage
Loots Co., can places o1 lti1r.;Jw Ai, ,Daviel -
son, who retire owaung 'to .11 health,:
FREIGHT SHED -ROBBED,
Qn ;Monday ixight'last thieves gained
an 'entrance to thice` C,N.R, freight
sheds' here and carried away, a large
quantity of 'groceries. and'oth•er ;;Obsess
amounting' to'nb'out fifty .dollars,'' corn,
signed to Dominion Storey of, ';t<oivn,,
J' F. Gelling -4 of Farquhar and anthers'.
The thieves effectedanientrance- by
cutting 'a Bole in; a pane,' of gla$sr ,sirs,
a window with a glass, cutter, and thus
with their handremoving the fastenhig,.
There is no clue' whatever to -the rob
of pleuro -pneumonia: berg
.t\Irs. "J i W. ?omit, who is Asking, in ,FURNACE+ INVENTION.
Sarnia, and who recently underwent aril
operatitaai, is,treco'v'?er atg nicely and will ai\Ir Alex, D„ T1tyloe,i ' ai,fo'rmer 1 x.
be ablch'o• return home.etter boy, ,and son of ;r'VIrs,eA. Taylor,
r,xeter North!, and who is a Saskatoon
The home of hfr. "and Mrs. Win. 11 tinsmith and furnace expert, has pat=.
lergusor of the 99th on. of. ' lra 'tented a furnace liurniditi,er. The de -
benne, has been saddened by the death vice is quite, simple( and is said by sus -
of their infant son, Gordon Robert, 'ers to bepositive ;= action and practic-
aged two days. • ally trouble .piaa'f. It consists of a
large bowl or pan at the tap of ;the
LOST—At the Bazaar in the Town Ifuatat:e firelaox, contact ng water and
Hall an umbrella with a crook Iran- l an automatic float aouttrol, ;which is
connected with the , water supply. As
dle, and with . the initial B. carved ; the water evaporates from the pan the
on it, was taken in mistake and an- tsupply faucet is automatically opened,
other left in its place. Will the par- trepllernishing the ,supply, The humid+.'
ty please notify the Advocate Office. 'flex obviates the present disadvantage
of hot air furnaces in which the usual
water pan is often neglected, allowing
the home to become tilled with harsh
dry air-, vvi];ich it is claimed is not
Streets, Toronto, Rooms with path-' healthful and causes furniture to shrink
Single $1,50 to. $2.00 -Double $ ,00 to and varnish to be: damaged. The Ad-
voeat,e is glad to know that our old
friend ., Alex, is doing well in the West,
ROYAL CECIL AND ;WILTON
COURT HOTELS, Jarvis & Dundas
$3.00; Garage. Dining Rococo.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
TI''ere .estrayed from Lot 5, Con. 5, ITIS FATHER DEAD.
Hay, on, or about N''ay. 17, gyey three
year-old heifer, with horns, Intorma On Wednesday of last week Rev. >VIr.
tion that will lead to her recovery will Donnelly received word that hiss
he rewarded.. Wm. C. Hooper, Hay father was serbo•usly, ills at his hone at
P' V. • Sparta, near St. Thomas. He hurried
to the bedside, but death came the
same day, John, T. Donnelly was a
prominent dairyman, and had been ill
four nronths. He, was, iris his 65th year
HORSES FOR SALE OR having been born, at Hawtrey, Ontario!
on July 1st, 1860. Early in l3<l:e he
I chosee the cheese making industry as a
I have a number of Drivers and
lite vocation, and far are sham 40
Work Horses that I will sell or hex- years applied himself most .eealossely
change. - to his chosen business. Iiee inet ahigh
FRANK TAYLOR, Exeter. degree of success, and made. his name
well known in, the dairy .industry. His
wife, Mary Purdy of Neirwich, with a
farndy of .live, survives him -Charles
H., grocer of St. Thomas; Clarence J,
John Street, Exeter. . dai:yrnan of London; Rev, Walter E.
pastor of James ,St. church, Exeter;
Harry E., superimtcndani of '1 ar•onto
City Dairy Plant, StraffordvilLe, and
Mfrs, Samuel Shipley of Sparta. Two
brothers ]hers andone sister sure v= Patrick
of n]lreerstburg, Arthur of 'Toledo
CREAM FOR SAL -25c. -25c. a pint.
-W. H„ Armstrong, phone 125.
EXCHANGE..
DRESSMAKING
Mrs Lydia Sw•eitzer and daughter,
MtA,RN1NG TO TRESPASSERS.
The boys who are in, the habit oft
frequenting and doing /damage at
School House No: 6,• Stephen, are i
hereby, warned that they are known
and will be prosecuted if the offence and Mrs. W. Steinhoff of Detraut
is repeated. I;.i funeral'was held oat Saturday,
(SignedY The Trustees. ferment being mace in the Union cern-,.w
ei,ery.
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PHONE 32
:ash _ e •>Vteee a hate-
HONE • 32
.plete Showing �;
it strnas Goods
Our stock of merchandise'. for the conimg Chrjstrnas season, Ls, now
complete and on; dvsplayi .ready for your anis ecdon+ W have an ve a,en'normou.
p' �
stock to select frlorn; iri; both staple and fancy lines, Make your nseiectioni
;Fancy Stam ed Liners
We wish to call particular atten,tionl to, our fancy stamped litres for
the Christmas trade, in Luncheon. Sets, Runners, Towelas Children's Wear,
,.
Etc., with suitable materials for wosking sarrie
Final Reduction of Ladies' Misses'
and Children's Coats
All Ladies' Mutases' and Children's winter coats must go regarc)less of
cost, We have just put the final reduction in price on. them.- At means
high prices coatsat tthe price, of cheap ones. Brand New Burberry Coats
for ladies as low, as S12,95 in, beautiful cloths.
;DRESSES -A11 dresses, at reduced prices.
French Beaded Dresses for evening wear. 3 only
French dresses, regularly 530.00 to clear at $20.00.
beafiitittil •et'nn
Men's and Boy's Overcoats
SPECIAL-Onte rack Men's Overcoats all high grade coats, this year's
styles, plaid -back goods, 3• -piece belt at $Z2,00,
SPECIAL -25 Boy's Coats, sizes 28 to 35, Raglan Sleeves, 2 -piece belt
510.00 and 511.00.
The New
A,djusto Overshoes
for Women
Th"e, new Adjusto Overshoe for wothen is the newest thing
out this a•easoit. They are taking the country by storm. 'they
fit, no matter how stout, -or how slim ai'ssize you talte, No more'
catching the skirt in the buckles. They fasten With adju;tiiille
dome fasteners,' J41acle only by Lifefuoy Rubbeie Co,
WANTED
District agent for our Trees and
Shrubs liberal pay, free. equipment.
Write now.
Welland Nursery Co.,
Welland, Ont.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
Tire Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3.00
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday,
the 2nd day of December, 1924. All ac-
counts against the County must be in
'the hands of the Clerk not later than
'Vtaaday preceding the meeting of the
Council,
Go.derich, Nov. 15th, 1924.
Geo. W. Holman, County Clerk
INVEST YOUR FUNDS IN THE
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT. -
Receipts of the Toronto . General
Trusts Corporation, bearing interest at
the. rate of 51,4 per cent. payable half
yearly. Apply to
ERNEST ELLIOT,
Office --,Main St., Exeter
W. R. Goulding
A. T., C. !M.
Organist amid Choirmaster James St,
Methodist Church. •
Teacher of Piano,_ Vocal and Theory.
Instructor of"Z/Iusic urn the Public
Schools' '•
Terins Moderate
Box 57 EXITER
Trivitt Mer.•®rial
Church
Rev. A. A. Trum "er L.
p Th,, Rector.
11 a.m.-"The '; Return. 'of • theGreet
iligh Priest,," i'
7
p.m. -"That Blessed Hope.,"
OI V1 el PRESBYliERIAN aBURU:H:
Rev. James Foote, 13. A., Minister
11 . a.m.-Saint Andrew's.' Day < Seri -
vice.
7 par.—Spiritual Living,
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening;
JAMES.ST .METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev, W. E. Donnelly; B. A., Pastor
10.15-;Mor'ning Class.
11 a.rn.—'
3,00 -Sunday School:
7 pen
EXETER. DISTRICT MEETING.
A confer.erncein, connection with the
Exeter Methodist District was 'veld in
'Main Street Church, r,xeter fast week,
The, principal speakers where Rev. Man-
son,, Doyle., B.A., of Toronto, and
Rev W. E. iMillson al; London, repres-
enting the departments of Religious
Education and Evangelism respectively,
A large num:ber'of delegates were pres
eat. Rev, G. W, Rivers of Parkhill,
cha'rmani of the District, was iai the
chair.
Tire following resolution was unan-
imously carried.
"Resolved that the. Exeter district
of the .Methodist church representing
twelve circuits with a meiuhsrsiiip o•f
4,000 very respectfully call the atten-
tion of your honar,-able body to the
practice of Brewers and Distillers in
nee,e,oeing clearance' papers for boats
and other carriers of large shipments
of liquor from our shores to foreign
ports, wheen?as a matter of "'let an the
majority of cases they- ',,e"only using
provis_one of aur law governing ex-
port, to evade our Provincial Prohib-
itiott statute-, And' we most earnest-
ly request that your Government would
refuse to be a party fa this dish;onij-
orable transaction-. And by appro-
priate, atncndnients to. the Canada Tem-
perance Act eliminate ' any further
potsibei,ty for this practice,
"We hereby tenter our vigorous pro-
test against your Government ,;rant
slew licenses to eitr ewers or
Dlsingta,llters within the ProhevincBe eat tint"
tanto
"Also • that a copy of this res-Nic
tion : be forwarded :tjo, the Dosiliuion
Pz emuer and ';to • the Federal ,p],c.tubei ,
of South' Hunan, South Pei"t1t
North e' Micidlesex
Signed -.G. i'W," W.; RyZea;s,
man, Arthur' Sinclair„ Secretary.
At the 14teacrng of the J xeter Dir
trict of the Methodist dl ui'bii held
in Main St.., Uh]rrCh t40,,folo'winp.
resolutions-mo*ect' fay, Pet G";• 0
Gifford and secondee! tai'.- J. °Tref e-*
thick and'unanimcjusly car=ried.'' .
That we the rnarnbers 0± 'the Ex -
ter District with 70 members:' and
electors present put ,ourseWes ton reef
cord, as approving the 'prompt ac
ceptance by the' Premier, aFPhe' Hon-
orable G. Howard Ferguson, •of they
verdict of the • people of Ontario up-
on the 0. T. A. in the plebiscite
rote`` of October 24th 1924. We de -
'ere • to express our sincere. appxe•.•
elation of the Premier's decisive;
statement, of policy; and vigorous ac-
tion : and determina,tign to enforce
the law as evident by recent penal-
( in.eted out to violators of the 0.
T. A. We wish, toy,, co' express our
conviction that the Premier's pre-
plel;incits, po.l.icy of "Jail without the
option ,of a fine” is the only real
solution to the problem of enfore-
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHO;S
ring this law.' And we hereby as-
sure the Premier of our sympathe-
tic and active support in his deter-
minaton to enforce the law.
That a copy of this resolution be
forwarded to the Premier,and given
to the press.
Miss Jean 11furray, teacher, is con-
fined to her home, through illness; and
Miss Emily Hogarth has charge of her
roam.
Mr. Bert Bissett is out again aftej
r
a week's illness.
Mr. Chas. Birney was in, Loa don on
business Tuesday.
Y -
Mr. Stephen Powell and tan, J W.
visit eel in:Thorndale oat'S'unday.
• Miss Myrtle Willer t'rete ivied Morn -
day franc visiting ler sister .id Loo.,4
don.
Mr. and NTrs`< W 5, St Cham-
returned kr,torn 'a vistit ,tin ' '.Brai>ltitorrt
end Hamilton.,
sie1lr*,:,Pornfret and. tk io- chiL ren, . r.e-
tuned.,1�loatday after a y',isit'with" r•el
lati ves rine l-lamalton.
G;rniet Vic' 11s: and ,tbli,ss Flor-
ence., No ri vistite;,d tviith.'.h r.. and'.Airs.
tr
orley Wail« >, near 3 iigsde,n, ttt .Sun
flay
Ali, And -Mss Sapi'1 Stye t•rreturned
leoire. aVlonchy.a]ignt fidrn a 'visit, 1,711,11reelatie e `in Lonition, ,Ingersoll and"Tile“
'on}�uig. "
' '54i 1 •sett✓' e1 toy ,hew.
Ycai?Xe gig. Z'\%ate.ifo:d Thuasrtay,:w> after
visit nig `1lva. daughter, silts.' C. 11 San
;Hers •fol a tim,e.. •r•
Ir Hexey' Ahbotf,,:lawv�er'of "'' Nd
mtotttdii. 'ffl`ta„ c }11e'cl or]:,a: n't±nher -•ort
iel�tivesr;<ziud'fri,end$yhtere, it W,ednes-
clay of last ;w,ee1 .,
•1Vtia, -Z `i•p1iy and splits Murphy keine
.dre�i:it frail;C.Luvttoit'u last week natd ewill
spearl the 7, -Wint ereewitli tlaee ferif I's
so,rr Mr. Ricard .."'Murphy: •
lir. and Mhs, Ed; Shod<lieft 'Tuesday
ntora,ing .`Lor San 1 ileglo, California, to
veisit with their daughter, Mrs:. G:
,i'lyers, for aey-erai .m,onitlial •-
1 r and.'\Irs. •Phalen, who laavelegeie
Ler fol°. s•c.v sal ", eieka,:, retur.ieed to
CiiiiLon last,week.' ,Mr'. F1'41,161.:""!",''voas
euttet` f�•ir.`th,e S,''14 Sander :o.
• Mi:; Ruby'Treblei.tid;�blr; Leon -Tee-
ble-ol TOeentto spent Sunday here with
relatives. The •latter'a little. . daugh-
ter, Leaan;eA wltd ' has beeexi , vtlslt ;nh
h ereeh
with:.her b+ralidpar,eaa tS for l few
weeks, returned' with. them.
OSCAR KLOPP•
'
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auction.eering,' Spec-
ial Course taken! in Registered Live
Stock, Merchanndis•e, Real Estate • and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping • with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured. Write or wire 18-93, Zurich:,.
-Qscar-Kl,opp,',.Zurich, Ont.,
DR. A. 8'... TENNANT,,
{ Veterinary Surgeon
tdcI?onell's Stables; Johst; St., Exete-
r
(lately occupied by: Dr, Vining)
Platine,.26w a
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR
HURON COUNTY. e -
Orders. left -with' Advocate or at the
Central Hotel.' :. Pikes reasonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Exeter ==—s Ontario
I. R. Ja,rfing,'E.A
Barrister; Solicitor, Etc
Loans, investments Insirranote
'Office, 'Cal.in,g Bltack, Main St. Exeter
Din G. R.
Renlstoni; L. D. S., D.
DENTIST '
Office aver Carling's` Law Office:
Closed Wednesday ' afternoons;
M AN
MONEY:, TO'' Ol,.
We have:alarge amount of F�ivate
fundis - to .loar .on • farm and village
property aft. low .rates 6f interest.
GLADMA& STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr, A, R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., 'D. D: S:.
Honor Graduate Taranto Jniver"city'
Office: -..aver G alar,;& ,Steanb 'i.
r .laid cry
'l
:; ff Mein' Street.• hex tem, , ';r. t
ARTHUR WEBS
.. `.
Auctioneer - 'R; R..ha. 1, 9Daslawaad.
Licensed Auctioneer ''for Huron Co.
.Farm and eboOk ' saes " a specialty,;
Vhe Exeter'Advocate
Display Advertising -Made . knowsu,
on api lltcation. .: .
Stray Animals One insertion 50c,,
three • insertion $1.50.
Misce;dan,eous articles', of not more
than ffvte lines, For Sale. To Rent,
Wanted, each insertiian SOc. Lost and'
Found locals 25c, aur` insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c, per
line per insertion, No notice less -
than 25c. Card of Thames 50c.
Auction Sales, $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under: five inches in length..
Legal adveertisung 10c. •sand 5c, aline.
Farm or Real Estate far sale 50c
each insertion for ons month of four
insertions, ,,
Xmas Almost Here
Itt selecting your Christmas gifts:
take a look through our irnni,ense• stock:
ni Furnitinre, the largest andhest we
leave ieyax• had, Yotu'.will 'see, many`
things suitable` for `Christinas, and all
at' Right Prices. '
R N. ROWE
lrnbalrn,er and Funeral D.urdctor
Phones
Business 20w
'tee
House 201.
DR, H, I•I, 'COWAN, L.D.S.,
Dental e, _.Sutrgeon,
at McCormick' Block;• Zurich, eve
Thursday and Saturday
lila'itt
Office-.Hartleilf, Block, DASHWOOD, ONT.
JAMES W. WATSON
s: Lic•erised Auctioneer
Sates;cond conducted it anylocality. Farms
;�,, y
stock sales ,a specialty, --Satisfactiiosn.
'guaranteed, Charges .moderate. Or-
ders left a't this office promptly. at-
.tended'ta •
Phone-Kirkton 2
h
' b '
4r
A,dclreas-11irlrton R. R t''o;
FRANK TAYLOR
-ja
icensed Auctioneer ; far. Courtier . of
, Huron and " A'iidclles ere •
Prices Reasonable and >SatisfaCtntitr
. 'Guaranteed
P1 one 138, Exeter„ f
n!