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Exeter Markets
Changed each Wedn eday
Wheat ...t 2,00
Bar:ey, new ., ,.. ,.,,,... , 65 to 75
•:Oats, Grew .,... .,,} .50
Family Flo=ur
Feed 'Flour
Shares
Beta
Heed Eggs
N e.v Laid Eggs
Da:ry Bu • r. ., 50 to 53
creamery lz,:tter .,,,,....,. .., 62
L»rel ,,.,,, .. 30
Po atees ...,, ..,1 ,25
, ,...... ,....,, Z.25
.,gee. ° 2.00
4 ,. 7550
Hogs 14,75
a visit with
Qreas v i, : :is v dreg , returned) to
les on: Fete. Q..a. �1l., :est week.
?i-.. tom Dodos of Saskatoon_ vis-
it -1 c ' :> n Air. Thos. Lane,
?+n ` ,v e t. during the past vv flee
ales. ,M fe 1 Glomal of London was
tare op, '4t 'l. zesday ;attending the
f:s .gyral of ..,. late Mrs. Wm. Stew-
art.
Mr.
erre Mrs. N. B. Cobbledick o<
To .. sp ent a ere- days here visit-
., oaencia,:el "tte.rding tide funeral
of Mr. Cc» b #-Z .l ; aunt, Mrs. Andress
e another column the Big
'Bargee S.'.e' »t Mrs. W. D. Yes.
1�Y 1 TING ;?OSTPONED.
Tree I1u,ciraclaee Institut'~ meeting to
be e".d ea. 1ST s. Johts. Horgan s ds
possfeerred to Feeley evening, Jan. 28,
D ARN FOR SALE.
*avae, n a N. i3 ' Lot 31, Con, W.
Sic. to—e, it: bran, with tin roof vet:
ode For gena : k sale, price reasonabi-'.
Ise0 DIETRIC H, D shwood P.O.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr, C. T. Brooks leaving .retired from
the Express busstess, wishes to thane:
.�., a. hv o'd. patror.s and friends for
tee gist v ars, ;:-td would :ask that
tete seam eeoral patroaa.'zge mad
court-
ea I, --f bM L ti ailed 14s StLe%leSsoT, W111
g H. vv;;ahes to al.to state that he
n v Oral MIC.t. the tnsur eco business
..,- oo .,., ,1 ass o, ";se t his home,
i )T CE OF TEND1rR
tenders win b+ received for
?s 4 at. ,:bldg- wood, beech or
sea i e delivered at S. S. Not 1
.,ea. -or before March 1st.
se.e of tenders to erose ora
.Feb. let 1, 1921.
1. I iOGARTH, Seery -Trees.
atm wan: to order a daily paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub-
script:on. leve your order at the
Advo ate Office. We save you paper,
enve type postage stamp and cost of
mow, order atel when clubbing elite
tee :telae besides.
11.TeeSeeNU .HILL
Aie ;:aids of Turning, Gumming
Save Ete„ time orf elearteat notice,
S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
if you have anything to sell or you
n -,at to buy, try The Advocate Want
C;esteem
aesee e•
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wetltey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
William end Sanders St., Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. 10 to 4.30.
Consultation and examination free at
office..
NOTICE OF TENDER'
Sea'ed tenders will ba received for
13 single cord of 16 inch wood, Beach
and Maple, to be delivered at the
lir°nche;sea School. Contract to be
completed on or before March 31st,
1921.
Re,.7elvvng o:' Tenders to close on
January 22, 1921.
J. W. SKINNER, Sec.-Treas.
NURSE -PROBATIONERS
WANTED IN TORONTO
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
0.NTAR:0 HOSPITAL, TORONTO
Young women ,wishi:ng to train as
nurses are offered a three years'
course 's_• mental and general nursing.
L aerie renuneratiion, during proba:
tion and training.
For gruel particulars apply -
BrecL a S per• ntendent, Ontario Hos-
.or
os-
.or losarte, Toronto,
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
Local Doings
Clean Groceries are assured by our
Sanitary Counter. Dirt, flies, insects,
animals, ,or promiscuous handling may
easily contaneeate, the purest food and
make it a ia for eating.
Harvey & Harvey
Mrs Adana Case, who has been ser-
iously 111., is improvg. .
Snow during the past week made the
weather nettle more wi¢tter1ike.
Mr Ed Westcort tb;.s week moved
into his new bomeron ,the 3rd. of Us-
-.
The. en:leceons taken up in the
; T- v_tt Lernoriai .Church cn Sunday
fast =aid of :the Chines Fam`.ne Fund
amounted to 537.00,
George 'C. „Heels of the liaisons
Bank staff has been laid off duty for
',several days suffering from an Attack
oi,eu' sy. He is, however, now on
the mend.
Valle watching ,the game of hock -
e: between Exeter -Zurich and Clint -
:,:ors teams en Friday night Bruce Riv-
Ners was struck an the head with the
'puck, and sustained a nasty gash.
The •mild January weather got a
,le .shock an Sunday, -viten ani old
nn; blizzard prevailed most of the
ay reed.following night. Considerable
e --tow :ten, aped the n and pled it no :.n
about the town end country.
number of the, young ladies of
eon gave: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dear
• 're.; a persue surprise on l,'t"edaeaday
eta:t,;n;; last when, dressed in ell kind;
o• styles they calied at their new borne
.n town bringing their lunch baskets
tv to them Needless to say they bad
a geed 'tee. •
Rev. Fosse -send D; Greliant address-
ed. the young men in the I.PtC:&
roas cvr Wednesday evening of last l
N mw ee's, ;tette which temporary commit
tees were appci rated, to look after the
va sous !nacelles. Rev. McAlister and
'1ijor Hearnan are slated to speak
:;res Wednesday evening.
T.he is 8 C,A. Roorns should prove a
great' eetrect:ea on Jan. 20 et 8 perm,
when Rev. A. A. Tramper will sneak
o t "tiers wee irx..ssed the Trail." us-
ong Sampso . and Kaiser Wilhelm as
eu =1:03a t ;and Mr.. W. G. '4edd. will
speak .sez tete subjv't't "Serially and
Aiorally Fit", Every:nale merr;br o..
lR essociation over fifteen years of
see should hear these timely ad-
dresses.
Wilfred Alibright, aged 18. employ-
ed by Me. Mells ,of Hullett Township,
held up his chum's mother, Mrs.. A1-
fired Lyditt, with a, rifle and stole $15
'-oar her. When, she raised an alarm
he struck off across the country, but
was captured. \iagistrate Andrews
seat bila up to Goderich for •trialand
Judge Dickson sentenced hien to 'Bur -
wash for aterm not ;exceeding. two
ears. He ai tributed les start on a
erinenal career to reading dime neve
The council of the Corporation of
County o: Huron will meet in the
coa-u: cham:,er, in the. Town of
Goleri. h at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
of Tuesday, the 25th day of January,
1921.
All accounts against the 'County must
be in the hams of the Clerk not later
than Monday preceding the meting
of Council,
G EO. W. HOLMAN, Co. Clerk:
Goderich, January 7th, 1921
A Huron Pure Bred' Live Stook As-
saciation was formed in Wingham re-
cently with the ,following otileers, —
Pres., Oliver Turnbull, Brussels; Vice
Pres., Geo, Kerr Ileniryn; See, -meas
were S. 13. Stothers, Clinton and ten,
dareetors. The objects are to ad-
vance general interests of pure. ' bred
cattle by holding public sales, discuss-
ing the best methods of breeding and
rearing cattle, etc, It was proposed
to hold e pure bred live stock sale in
March.
Poece Magistrate Andrews of Cline
toa held court here on `fonday morn-
ing, hearing a eltarge, against a young
man from Kirkton of laeing drunk and
disorderly. The young man pleaded.
not elegy, and consldierable evidence
was .Heard, lair. Ford, barrister, Qf
St. Marys, defended and severely crit-
icised the methods of some of those
who were responsible for laying such
charges against citizens. Crown At-
torney Seager of Goderich prosecuted,
The case was dismissed.
BURIED HERE.
The ,Funeral took place from Mr. R.
N. Rowe's undertaking rooms on Wed- .
;nesday afternoon of this week of
Mary J. Cobbledick, widow of thelate
Andrew Hicks, in. her 70th year, The
late Mrs. Hicks died in Riverside, Cal.,
on Jan. 10th. Her husband died in
Exeter about twenty-five years ago,
and a few years later she moved to
California to reside. lIr. Joseph Cob-
bledick of Calgary, Alta., also a
former resident of Exeter, is a broth-
er, and Mrs. A. W, Egiteringrton of
Usborne a ni.ece of iv1rs; Hicks.
ANNUAL MEETING -
EXETER AGIUCULT'L SOCIETY.
The A,nnual Meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society will be held in
the Town Hall, Exeter, on Thursday,
January 20th, 1921, at 1.10 o'clock p.m.
for the purpose of electing President,
Vice-Presicient and Directors for the
ensuing year and transacting Other
important business. -
All members and ,interesting parties
should attend this meeting.
The Directors are partictilariy re-
quested to meet before the annual
meeting at 1 o'clock. sharp.
WM: ANDREW R. G. SELDON
President Secretary
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"The Starting Point."
'1 p.rn,—"Snowy Days...
Rev A. A. TrumDer, Rector,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 a.m. and 7p.m.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
Educational Anniversary
11 pan. -"Our Father who art an Hea-
ven", :Study Nd, lin the Lord's
Prayer,
3 nem.—Sunday School & Bible Study
7 p.m.—"How to Kee Young, or
Growiang Old .Successfully."
• Helpful music. A, hearty welcome
MAIN ST. METHODIST C1iURCH
Rev 'Gees McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11:00 a.m.—"Why do, we go to church"
3 -p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7.00 p.m.—",Breakfast on the. Beach"
BETHANY -230 •
2.30 ,,,p.m,—"Four "Carriers:"
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner. Solicitor for the Mol
sons Bank, Etc*
INVEST YOUR„ FUNDS
i Victory, Doininon of Canada, Pro-
em -cell, and Municipal Bonds, all legal
ernvesienent ,For Trust Funds,
At existing ,prices from 6 Der cent.
to 7 per cent. ,can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to lean at Jowest rates of
initerest
Office—Carling Bk., Malin, St, Exeter
ENaETER. ZURICH y; GOD.hRUCH 1
"That beiteb looks good to .nsee was
the general opinion of the specta#ors
gt -the 0, U. A. hockey game on Tues-
day night, when they saw the Exeter -
Zurich team defeat •Goderieh in, the
first of the home -and -home games for
this district. The gamed was fast from
start to 1inish, and while the seore-9
to 1—indicates that the play was on'
the visitors goal most of time, it does
not mean that the ,game was 'not a
good one to, witness. Gode"r ell has a
couple of very fast boys. but neither
their combination nor their individual
work could stamd'up against the stone-
wall defence of the locals, so that the
visitors got few chances for favorable
shots on the Exeter goad, The few
whey did get— vith one exception—
were readily stopped by Dicky Har-
nesse The local ,forwards played a
strong, aggressive eeme all the time,
and but ,for the good work of Beachier
who was ori goal for Goderich, the
seora would ,have; been more one -rid-
ed. The locals scored three goals
Gado Q: the three periods, while God-
r :Z:h got their lone ,tally in the last
pe ad, a few minutes before the game
was over. Only two. or three penal -
es weep, givert zed the',game was en-
zirely free from anything approaching
roughness. Munroe of London was
referee and nothing that was punish-
able got past him. A large crowd wit-
nessed the, •game.
• The sterns--
Godereh Exeter -Zurich
Baacher Goal Harness,
Yuc11 right defence Hjndmarsh
1rx{dhattt ret defence C,A.Hoffman
lstrycel Centre C.W.Holfman
\113 uo:--nnyen:yee
1lounte n
Hi,Cks
right we:1g Robinson
e°k wing Bertram
Spare, L.W. Hoffman
Spare Siebert
Ties ,Lead of eight goals should
make this district safe for the locals,
as it es a big lead to overcome. In
tact, wre think the F,xIe.ter- Z.ueich
boys can defeat Goderich on their
own. ice. The ,gave in Goderich is. to
be played on Friday night,
14 TO 3.
This was 'tete score of the hockey
game on Friday evening last between
Minton team and the Exeter -Zurich.
O. H. A. team, wath the local cambia
ation on the long end of the score.
It was an exhibition game, and was
arranged as a practise game for our
team, prior to their meeting the God-
erich U H. A. team on Tuesday ev-
ening. The game was an interesting
one, although the locals were too fast
for the visitors at alt stages of -the
game. At certain tunes, the game was
inclined to be rough, even the spect-
ators ntixiang up a little. Clinton men
refereed, and the second referee got
a better game \out of ,the players, be-
cause ,he wads more firm than, his pre-
deceseor,
•
DEATH OF MRS. JAMES SNi.LL,
On Friday Inst, January 14th, after
only a few days' illness from a cold,
the death occurred at the home of her
sister, Elizabeth' Street, Exeter,
of Mary Balkwill, widow of the late
James Snee, at the age of 86 yeaus
and 9 months. Advanced years made.
it impossible eor her to throw off the
cold and the end carne rapidly. Born
on the London Road, south, deceased
had resided there and in Exeter all
her ./life. She was married to the late
Ur. Snell about 20 years ago, and af-
ter al few years on the farm they
moved to Exeter. Mr. Snell died three
years ago. One sister, Mrs, Jamee
Pickard, survives. The funeral took
place to the Exeter cemetery on Mon-
day afternoon.
Mr. Richard Bissett of Landon was
here. on Saturday.
Mr. Staanigy Fisher a[ Hamilton was
a visitor here during the weak.
Miss Hollangshead of Dutton is the
the guest of Mrs. T. S. Woods, •
N''- and Mrs. Thos: Boyle of Tor-
onto were virsitars in, town last week.
Mr. Jos. Vancer os L,istto•we attend-
ed the funerail of Mrs. Stewart on,
Wednesday.
. Mr. Garnet McFallls .of Us borne. and
Miss Elva Horne of Elimville are vise
itin,g relatives at Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harwood of Tar-
anto attended the funeral of the 1or-
me. s aunt, Mrs. Snell on Monday,
d'tr. and Mrs. A. fid. Heaman and son,
Jack, of London, spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. W'. J. Heaman,
BURNED TO DEATH
Stretching her arm over astave lid
opening In a kitchen range in which
she bad just. started a fire with coal
oil, in, an effort to get a teakettle, Mrs
Archie McCormick of Parkin had the
tnn,isf ortune to hove her clothing catch
fire, causing burns which resulted, in
bee death on January 12th. Wrapped
in flames • ,Mrs. McCormick, aged 75,
rushed out to the pump hL the back
yard and endeavored to put out the
fine. Her husband, seeing her dight,
hurried to her assistance and was suc-
cessful in, subdulkig the fire only after
his' w.ifetras'terribly burned. A : few
hours latter sih'iel was dead. ,
USBORN.t+ COUNCIL-
The council elect for 1921 met on
January ;10 1921, in the Township
Hall, Elifnville. , he'memhers, Wm:
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
a PHONE 32
R..EAT STOCK-
RFDUCING SALE
Lasts Only 2- Weeks Longer.
OUR JANUARY - STOCK -REDUCING SALE WILL CON-
ADD-
TINUE FOR, ONLY 10 DAYS MORE. WE HAVE
ED MANY ADDITIONAL,. BARGAINS TO .OUR LIST OF
LAST WEEK. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.
New Springy Goods Arriving
1
Dress Ginghams at 35c. yd.
SEVERAL N.ftW PATTERNS OF IIEAVY DRESS GING-
HAMS IN LARGE PLAIDS AND SMALL CHECKS AND
STRIPES — VERY SPECIAL AT 35e YARD.
Men's Wash Shirts at $ 1.45 each
10 DOZEN MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHIRTS, SIZES 14 1-2
TO 17, REDUCED IN PRICE -FRO\1 e2,00 TO $1.45 EACH
Men's Gloves and Mitts Greatly Re.
duced in Price
Hundreds of Bargains
JONES & MAY
Coates, reeve; Joshua Johns, John
T. Morgan, John Hanna, and Fred
Stewart took the declaration of office
and took their places on the council
board.
Salaries of officers for the year
1921 were -fixed as follows: Clerk
$225 and postage; collector $75.00;
treasurer, $85 and $5 for stamps;
assessor, $100; auditors, $10 each;
caretaker, $12, with the reeve and
council sante as 1920.
Officers, H. Strang, clerk; Paul
Coates, treasurer; Wm. Brock, col-
lector; Thos. Hunkin, assessor; E. N.
Shier and Wm. Johns auditors; Geo.
Kellett, caretaker; William Johns,
school attendance officer; Wilson
Hawkins, cattle and dog supervisor;
Board of Health, H. K. Hyndman,
W. Coates, John Delhridge, George
Kellett and H. Strang.
Fence viewers.—Frank Down, W.
Kerslake, 'Fred Delhridge, Amos
Doupe, and James Heywood.
Pound keepers.—John Luxton, S.
Hunter, C. Keddy, Win. R. Frayne,
H. N. Taylor, W. Hazlewood, T. C.
Allen, P. Passmore.
That the surplus of the Brock
Drain be refunded and- a bylaw
draftedeauthorizing same.
The following grants were. made:
Children's Shelter, Goderich, ' $10;
Sick Children's Hospital, $10; Mus-
koka Free Hospital, $50.
Bills were passed and orders is-.
sued for the payment of same a-
mounting to 5627.09.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
Our winter term commences Tues-
day, January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short -
band or Telegraphy Departments at
any time. Our courses,, are thorough
and practical, and we assist grad-
uates to positions. Get our free
Catalogue
D. A. McLachlan
Principal.
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 in exchange
Jas. Gould
Council adjourned to meet Feb- MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
ruary 5, 1921. . by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of -
Henry Strang, Clerk. " file. Strictly confidential; no witness,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Money Savers for This. Month
LARGE SIZE FLANNELLLTTE 75 PAIRS OF ,
BLANKETS MEN'S FI'NE RUBBERS
12x4 she, Regular Price :$4:50 Regular 51.75 value
Sale Price $3.65 Sade Price $,1r. 35
;7.50 MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS
Sale Prince $6.75
$6.00 MEN'S RUBBER;; BOOTS
S.afle Price $525'
$25, $30, • & $40, ...
LADIES' WINTER COATS .
Sale Price ' $18;75
' :HEAVY SOCKS AND RUBB
COTTON SPOOLS
Regular 12 1-2 c. each
Salle_ Price 10c.
$4.00 & $5:00 LADIES SHOES
.Salle Price $2.65.
GOOD FINGERING YARN
Regular $2.75 value
,Sade 'Price Alb. $1.75
ERS AT BIG REDUCTIONS
Southcott :Bros
DR. At. jp, TENNANT
VeterimMer Surgeon.
&IcDoneli's Stables, John. St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DRS. SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
Office—
Dr. Sweets old office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Off$ce—Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Dr, G. F. Roulstomr L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
' C1oaed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D, S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office—over Gladman & Stanbury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Hugon
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm'
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Wanerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter..
. FRANK TAYLOR es
Licensed Auctioneer far Counties of
Mixon and .Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction.
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
HORSES . WANTED
I want an unlimited • number of
Horses in'good condition. Geldings 5
years old up, weighing from 1500'
pounds up. Mares from .4 years old
up, ` weighing` from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the reduvred stuff,.
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private'
,funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of •interest.
GLADMAN & STANBCJRY ,
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter-