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Exeter Markets
Changed each W dnesday
W:neat 1.$0
Bence„ ;neer , , .. , 65 to 75
Oats, pew ...,.. , ,, , .50
Family Four , .,,5.60'
Sho t^* , ,. "1".".•'"'2,15
e -d Eges ,.... , +«« .• ... 55
New eland Eggs ..., ,,,.. ,,. S0
Dairy Butter ,. ,,,., ...... No 54
Creamery Butte; .•.t, 62
Lard . . _ •t ....... . ....,.
Feed Flour
35 16,000
Local Doings
WiQU m Dignan, an Exeter old boy,
is re elected; councillor in Lucan.
New Y'ea,rs Dei Wee very quart: incl
town. The <v sitors ;were fewer then
for Christmas. ,
Several of anti shooters attended
is 'bird match in 'Trill last week
and gat en the. money.
Thomas Church Av'as elected Mayor
of Toronto on New Yeats Day „ fcr
the seventh time. His majority was
Hay ,...,..,.....,... ,,,,,i,, ,,, 27,09 i A receptiok-i, was held on FridaY ev-
Has Y.. ... 15.50 en jg, east at the ;home of Mr. and, Mrs,
Jolla H. Brock. of I.Isberae, in honer of
Miss Agnes Feneeck of Farquhar, who
The Je mien gnaw cane early this .s ..e ev.ng shortly to train for e. nurse
•
e '. - n on. as early as the la she Western, Hospital, Toronto: ,An
reoaeh is ' F ;ivy days we haveenjo;ab'.e evening lyras spent
had , .7nu L spr.n. :.e weather not
seasealb.•e, bu. etf31 appreciated by GIVEN CERTIFICATE.
seen; o.c n; to the shortage of fuel,
ee,e the h(eh preee ere coal. Ho.ekey Jdixrey Bertram waslast week gram -
end eigztene. ern' e,e sets are ;villa n;; ed his certificate topay with Exeter -
for .elder wee. -ter. ' Zu eli hockey tease inth'e league
--•----- ° _,...,tee. Ws tent ficavte was withheld
WOlfEN'S SAY OF PRAYER 'o- eerne time ow ng to the residence
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7tla, 1921 t",:ase.
1N A1ti STREET CHURCHCHURCH!
\1SUPERANNUATED,
'V 1' S ;:'CLOCK P.\1.
INTERDENOMINATIONAL. EVERY i tOv ..ao^ty of those ;ork ng. under
\\°t?1f IN URGED TO ATTEND `'`ne, Vata-io Provencial Government
! heee been, supe;axtnuat..d under tlae
*r 'act passed"last seaslam. 'Many of
hem are license inspectors, and
amen.T
n. e ;tames we notice that of Mr, Edwin Braune and daughter o
k,P.t`.;% OPENING
MONDAY, d ANL'ARY 10, 1921.
Ar 7 p.rn.
The official opening of the Y.F.C.
'A. rooms will be held Monday eve-
ning, program bet arming at $ pan.
Addresses will he given by Dr. True -
MOM of Termite and A. Dicks, M.P.
P., of Centralia. Musical selections
hy • Iocal talent. A cordial n o invitation
is extended to al.. An offering on be-
half of the Y.P.C,A, will be taken.
Can we eiraplifY your milk uroblem
io: you? Sec liervey's ad. on front
NOTICE OF TENDER
M"ed Leaders w11 be rec i;gid far
aagye cord of 16 inch wood, Beach
Maple, to be de,%vexed at the
;:taste schwa. Ce tract to be
aomp'.eted on or before March 31st,
1921
Re,.;:Vag of Tenders to dlos': on
J: -guar ' 22, 1921.
J. W. SI;.INNER, Sec.-Treas.
START
CHE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Titc:re is a time, 40 do the right
t?n'.ng, and the man who dces the
eight thing is a,ways conscious of
having done ,his duty. New Year's
is a good time to start, so betore ycu
renew your subscription to any paper,
think n momert Lor The Farmers' Sue
and what it means to yourself and the
le avers of 's'he Province; The paper
is exiled by 'the farmers, and publish-
ed vo'e'v in thea: interest. No other
paeee ,latnates its entire energy to the
tarn'ers' pause. When sending irnyour
subs ription, get your neighbor to
subscribe, then you will both be do-
ing the right thing et the right time.
Th•,nk o; the prick, 104 issues for en-
ly $1.50, There is no ,other paper
just !eke I' e Sun. The Farmers' Sun
7Co •_into, •
I. R. Carlin', B..A
Banister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissione; Selicstor for the Moly.
seas Bank, Pte.
Buy Province of Ontario
Gold Bonds
$1000 Bond due 1935 at 1$943.40
$ 500 •Bond due 3.935 at $471,70
Yielding 6,60 per cent,
Interest balf,yeoly at any Bank.
Boy VICTORY BONDS at the mar-
ket
arItet prices
Orders received by me.
6loney to loan, at 'lowest rates of
initerest,.
Office—Carling Bk,, Matin Se, Exeter
Mr. Reg. Parson returned Tuesday
to Eraeau to resume Seedling.
:lir, Benjamin Grigg of Waterloo
visited relatives here over New Year.
,Hiss Irmo Sweet returned to. her
teaching duties at Paisley* on ~Monday.
Miss May Sanders has ,been visit-
ing, relatives in WAclsor .for a few
days.
Mrs. Woods of Strattgrd is visit -
;Ale et the bogie ;of her sort, 4r., T. 5.
Weeds,
Mrs. B. l\ dare of Dayton, Ohio,
has been, s' siting her sister, Mrs, F.
Chapman.
Mr, Norman Herrn and fancily ei Nor-
wich spent New Year here with 4r.
Hern's parents
o. n enrolee, late Incense axnspactor Brantford );ere New Year visitors in
•" nos n with r'ela;tLve,s,
.‘Tr. and lirs. Harry lflworthy intend
leas•:n ; in `a lew days for Calitornia
t wend several weeks.
\Mr, Harold, Kuntz returned to Wat-
t \icord has been received that the St, food •Meeday, after spending the hole
Harps' Q. H. A. intermediate team has t
forte
u eh seas h t
season, re
1.0 have played Goderich team in God -
e :cin on Tuesday night, The district
we'd new be composed of Goderich and
Exeter with probably home and home
genies, double schedule, goals to count.
'FL> was the first arrangement be -
:ore St, Marys entered,
JIEAVY LOSS,
South Ilurrxn,
I r. li.' RY S IdOCREY TE A M
DEFAULTS. •
If you want to order a daily paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub-
scription, leave your order at the
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
.envelope postage stamp and cost of
money order .and when clubbing alit -
Ile more besides.
Mr. J. J. Morrison, of Toronto,
Provincial Secretary of the
will address a meeting on January
6th at 2 p.m. in the Exeter Opera
House. At the close of the meeting
the shareholders of the Community
Laundry will meet for organization.
LOST—Saturday evening between
Exeter and 21/2 miles east, a Sable
muff. Finder please leave at Jones
& Mays store. 0 •
WANTED AT HIGHEST WAGES.
Exper:eaced Flax Scut chers -;wane
by ;:rst-class scutchers need apply,
who can earn high wages. Apply to,
The Canada Flax and Seed Company,
South Oshawa, Ontario,:
idays at his borne Jtere.
Mo. and Mrs. George Stoles of De-
troit visited Mrs; Geo; Sanders for a
few days during the meek.
1M, and lairs, Ed. Short returned on
\Monday from a visit with the fernier's
brother at 'Mount Bridges.
Mr. and \Tis Woods of llarnilton
spent elle „leek end „withthe latter's
brother, \1r, Herbert Walters.
ti'arai data bean receTt" d here arose •resurtae. his duties \h'. C. 11. "tic.Avoy ,returned Monday
:;tri ingside, Sask., that a fen- days bee:, Drug ,Compeny alntDetr4 Detroit.
before Christmas Mr. F, It 1.1 alis, sen
of Mrs. Jamas Willis of town, had
ht: re stortune to -have u heavy loss
by fire. Its general store, ,drug store
pot office and a large. warelouse were
totally destroyed, with a loss of about
$40,000 end oan which was an insure
=tee of $15,000. Mr., Willis' resid-
ence in.; saved with difficulty.
GIVEN STIFF SENTENCE.
George Pearce, who broke jail at
Hensall, was later recaptured and at-
tempted to break jail, in. Goderich,
was last week sentenced by Judge
Dickson. on the theft charges to. two
years in the penitentiary, and to one
year on the jail .breaking, the sen-
tences to ran, concurrently. His wife
and family are beng Iooked after by
the Salvation Army .in ,London, and
they w 1! be senna ..to the wife's home
in Northern Ontario..
Y. P. C.' A.
The program • of the. Y.P.C.A. for
Wednesday night is exceedingly in-
teresting. Rev. Jas, Foote, B. A., will
gine a twenty minute talk on "Men
who made the Trail—Abraham and
Abraham ` co a d Dr. Graham
Lain ]n, n
will speak far twenty minutes ,on
"Physiciel Danger ,Points," The ad-
dresses
d •dresses begin at 8 P#1,, and are open
to ail male members, After the ad-
dresses an organizing of the member-
ship' will -take. place, All intending to
join should do so at once.
DON'T :FORGE I' TO BRING YOUR
-,TOI?AGE BATTERY
TO THE
LN._' -?1_ SERVICE STATION
MiLO SNELL
FORT)UEALE: , .XETER
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES LAND
FOR SALE. Lots of fruit, and house
is :n good ccndltion. Ap lqr at' Advo-
cate Office
LICENSE INSPECTOR FOR HURON
W. T. Pellow of Goderich has been
apnontcd . by the Ontario Govern -
meet, license inspector for Huron, his
dirties .commencing January lst. Mr.
Pellow was recommended a few weeks
age by -Huron County Temperance.
Association: of which he. has been
special Officer for five years. Former-
ly there.; were two inspectors, John
Torrance...far South Huron and John
Mitchel leer North Huron. These have
been superannuated, and will likely
receive an annual allowance of about
half thele former salary. The .entire
expense of the enforcement of the Act
will now be bovine by the Provincial
Government as provided by the On-
tario Temperance Ace. * :
•TURNI' G w:SILL
All kends ro: Turning, Gumming
Saws, Etc., done on shortest natiae.
S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP.
Thepartnership heretofore - existing
between C. L. Wilson and S. W. Slims
ZS . grocers here, has been dieek)lvied
and the business in future ennui'' be coin-
.tiaued by . Mr. Wilson,. All accounts
Clue the Iate Eire are payable to Mr.
Wilson and must be settled at .once.'
VIOLIN. LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, An,dsew Se. Apply
at ariy time 4 to f( o'clock; evenings
f7f2. JOHN -GSI -ARD,. Chi,roaractor,
Witliuu,. an,d, Sanders • St., T`uesd'ay,
Thursday and Saturday. 1:0, to , 4.30,
Consultation and examination free at
Office, 0..
Trivia Memorial
Church '
11 a.m.—"The Holy Name."
7 pen.—"Jerrem:ah—optimist."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector;
Miss Anne Sanders returned Mon-
day anorn'.ng to Stratford, after spend-
;rai 'the bo',idays at her home here.
lir. and ,firs. Henry Gould of Wind-
sor have been visiting relatives and
friends here and at the Bend fro a. few
days.
Miss Amy Jahns, after spending the
holidays at her home, returned Mon-
day to her teaching duties at St. Cath-
arines.
ler, and Mrs. Harley Sunders and
family, after et Week's vi. it ,here, re-
turned to their home in Windsor on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, W. D. Wood, after a
visit with lir, John Gillespie and fam-
ily, returned ito their home in Wind-
sor Tuesday.
11r. pod .'efrs. Becker a New „Ham-
burg and ler, Percy Browning of
Toronto ispent New Year with Dr.
and Mrs. Browning.
\Liss Winnie Baigent of the '.olden
Road Seigle has eommenced on a aur -
sing course in Grace Hospital Train-
ing School at Detroit.
Mrs. John. Snell chars
s1
dnn
g
the
winter in Windsor with her daughter
spent New Yehar at ,the home of Mr.
lend :qrs. A. E, Fuke,
1
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
Regularservices next Sabbath at
.11 a.m, .and 7 p.m,
JAMES .ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wiesen; B.A.
Educational Anniversary
11 am.— The Pa. stna-
3 p.m,—Sunday School and Bible
Classes
7.p.m.—..Dr..Trueman, of Torontoo.
Appropriate music. AIL welebene,
.ivIAIie ST:;.METHODIST CHURCH
Rev sreti. McAlister, M. A.•
Phone 21r3
•Our Uni.izersities and Thcologiea,i
Ca&leg
11 a.ir rtt OcCYrye J. Truman
p m SUfldav cin hcl and . Bible
'... Classes,
7 pial. ;Ae)*. • George McAlister, M.A,'
P,E L hA vY-2.30
13ethane. 7.30 D_•. Geos 5: 'Truman.
Big
Slaughter Sale
of Overalls, Underwear
Boots and Rubbers
PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING 1N
STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT A
PRICE THAT WILL STAGGER
YOU,
OVERALLS—
Blue. , Sreipe, regular $3.75, Sale
price $2.99
Regular $3.25, ,Sale Price $2.75
UNDERWEAR—
All wlocLl, ,regular .22,00. The Sade
Price$1.49
Fleece: lined, regarlar $1.25. Sale'
Price ..,,99
BOOTS
Men's regular $6.75. Sale Price $5.49
Boys! heavy Shoes', regular $4.75.
Sale Price s' $3.79.
Also a-rine''loi" ,Children's fine
shoes alm'oist alt your own price,
RUBBERS
Men's regular 44,25
Sale Price .$,3:75`
\Men's, Willie, regular $4.85
Sale Prilce $4.25:.
Men's Leather Top, regular $5.45.
Sale Price :..4
Men's ion bite; rubber boicts,reg-
ular $7.50 for ' , $6,99'
Youths' leather top, regular °2,50
for ,.. w $2.05
Youths' long rubber' boots, regular
$2.25 for $1.99;
Men's pullover , rubbers, regular
Sale Price ee. $1.49,
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PH.
NE 32 11
JONES & AY
PHONE 32
STOCK TAKING
WE ARE TAKING STOCK 'THIS WEEK' AND FIND
THAT THERE ARE MANY ODD LINES AND BROKEN
SIZES TO BE CLEARED OUT.
BELOW WE GIVE A PARTIAL 1.1ST OF PFIE E •-
Men's and Boys' Winter Under
Greatly Reduced in Price
ear
25 dozen \fen's Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Dr ;►vers, odd limes and
sizes, all wool at per garment ...... ... ..... ",.... r„ ,,. ,$1,25
25 dozen. Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Draawers, sizes 52 to
40. Regular Price $L25 foe. .. , ,;., .. ,, 98c.
.-tanfieid s Heavy Red Labe Shirts and Drawers, regu'3.5e
Reduced to $3.90 garment of per suit,,,.,. .....,,,.: M„ $5,75
Starnfield's Greer; Label Shirts and Drawers, regular $Z.75 a. garment,
reduced to „,d„•
,., .. „ ,., ,.,, , .,. ., .,. 12.25 each.
25 Dozen, Boys' Fleece -lined under.vea:, reg. 85e, to Clear
garment t9e..
ltr Dotes Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular up to $150 gar-
ment, cleering all siaes at ......... ............. ...... ...... ...... ...'.., $1,00 garment
Big Bargains in Men's and Boys'
Overcoats
Visit Baur Clothing Department. We are offering big reductions
:lien's and Boys' Overcoats.
Alen's Heavy Meters, as low as,„
Young Men's .Stylish Coats from
.,
t,. $12.Od
t ,$18.00 up.
JONES & MAY
Mr Ales. Stewart of London was
weekend.
here for 'kine , e
Miss Mabel Kieffer ]las seturrned
home to Haggersdlle, after spending
the holidays with her ,friend, Miss Dor-
othy ,Kuntz,
Pong I; Wong, the Chinaman, who has
been conducting ;the laundry here for
a number of years, deft Saturday far
China where he will visit for a time
and then return, bringing one of his
sons with him. The son here. will con-
duct the business during Pong's ab-
sence.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
by C. H. Saretere at the. Advocate
SPECIAL- .
;rMen s +Wooden ,Mufflers, only a Lew,.
regti1st 23.50 ..or ...,..:... ........: . $1.25
Also Gloves, Socks, Sweat-
er Coats, Boys' Pullover Sweaters, at
prices that „Fill .make you thunk of
ore war days. 'If.lyou want to save
dollars, ,it „fill pay you to see
R, MACKENZIE & SON
EXETER NO1tTII
Phon;e;1,07
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon.
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter_
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY' SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter,
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
HORSES WANTED
• ! want an unlimited . number of
Horses in good condition. 'Geldings, 5
year old up, weighing , from 1500
pounds up. 1N/fares from 4 years old
up, weighing from 1300 poursds` up.
Partie3 haring the ' required stuff,
write or phone &3 Exeter.
G. J. D'OW.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunon and Middlesex
'.P'rises' Reasonable 'and' Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCI'AL .SCHOOL. .'
CE 1TRAL
,/./ZS
S't RATFORD.-; ONT,
•
Our winter term co-nmenc,es Tues
day,; January 4th, and students may
registei au our 'Commercial, Short-
hand' a. Telegraphy De'nartments at
any :'time. Our courses are>,thoron,gh
and practical, and we .assist era.d-
uates. to' positianis. Get our . free
Catalogue
D, A. McLachlan,
Principal
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan oa farm and village
pterr9 Gt low rates of interest.
LADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office—over Gladman & ° Starnbury's
Office, Main Street,,e'xeter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
DRS. SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
All calls promptly attended to
day or night.
Officie—
D.r. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR far Countries of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock -Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Wanerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Rouistare L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
.Notice !
GREAT BARGAIN IN FURNITURE
R. N. ROWS
THE UNDERTAKER AND FURNI•'
• TURE DEALER
Motor Hearse in Connection:
Phones ZQJ and 20W.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery Line
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken illi' exchange
Jas. Gould
SOU!EIICOTT BROS.
PHONE ,134
At this Sejalsiolni these la one good old custom win like to follow—the
extending of the "gland hand” ,to a411 our alfri;e;nds pad customers, sa, 4Pe
wish wou, ono and all, re a Good end Prosperous 'New Year.
Sottoot t ° Bross