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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-3-3, Page 8fi EXErEB. .A111/6t A.TE T UB.SDAY ► MAI., 3# 182.E Exeter Markets CHANGED EVER; WEDNESDAY W heat ,....,.., Batey - ,. COs Family Flour Feed Flour S hen's Brae.. Eggs Egg 47 to 50 Da ey Butter , , seA s;aod, saute, of Jensen hockey was Creamer\ Butter „ ,,. "eht, played here last week between Qin- Lard 1'aatoc ,.s, 1,25 b S to 3.ExeWs the, .former Twinning Hay, per tom .,.. 12,7'5 "o-' ice Mag1s#ra3e W R, Davis of Hogs . Mite/se/I, ,father of Mrs. Fred 'slay of Exeter, has resigned after sixteen' Local Doings \rs,. tWm. Hackshaw is confind --• 05,10 75 her room Through s,5.s, to 45 Mr, T. H. Newell has been on the „„ . ,,,,,C ,,,S,40 sick list iter the ,past 'eek, due to a,, 215 heavy Cold, c 2,00 'f itchell church,sheda are kept lock- ''' ,- 2.O0 ed and only theee fanners who have ,.. 40 keys anay use the sheds, SALE OF Rl ` IE'-iMIL - Mess 1slorton resumed her teaching f i^eers service. Ile ;s 81 years ,of ague, d. Vs Ilse Be.•s hlk of the Winchelseau , S ore Friday:, after three weeks' Crechneses :w."_ be sold by auction on Thersd .y- st rch 10'b, 3421•, at the farms c:. w?r. e -Searles i;pshasl, Winchel- s ••cess, Mess Rowe ,wags taken ill on Sunday and Hiss Vosper :s taking her -ork at the, school, precediingt :loir. Gp- A real old -tures blizzard of wind ana n ehares s c, e-¢ya• rru tda � snow prevailed here Saturday, urday, andthe est nee. sen eer< Coe Lilsr4ted by :right the drifts were fairly liagh, -vim a wGBuseaess was pretty slow, It liras the •c, 1t dol, Sec'yT;eases .%o st storiiu 4_ the season, R, `• Br:r. :u, A,uc tlaaee.. a .Er. William Beater o" the oloursted Police. Ottawa, is coif Ped to the i osp raI that city, ow_ng to njurg i •a his amide and wrist. I -le is a son M. >la :e n . e' the Exet ror Ur, Nichola* Beaver of Stephen. Crear,rc a .,.I be sold he ' u'. ran on J -L e;ot ter Edwin visited hitt this Saturdz}•,, Much lith,. itt ll, at two week. t t e ,-earr.erv. Terms na.`at1 lar -,...w1,4 at time of. sale, Exeter Creamery Co., Limited W. Q. 'Medd, $ec y-Treas. C. W. Robinson, AUCIU xeer, S ,LE OF Bt: TTER.h%IL K. aoclock, h C tPEC1Ak ANNOUtiC''EME:;T tic:a..day. March 12th, ztnd Cel lowers; dais: Svc wisil snake e SA ;:C;AL DISPLAY OF i,li.IU1;iE,la hilLLINERY AND MILLINERY, Th's ; ho w:4g will be pert;.Culady at- tractive, T. V. CURLISS TOOLS Lf1S1'» • oee,wween Eeetew and Crediton, 24, a s ew, mitre box and dust 1. irsTt F -coder n,;„ 1, leave at the Adv --ti get rew3.rd, C. A. Rea, W. G. Fi', :wl.:A4ster, B. A., ww i wive an address can „Men as \t oa lnervaress,' 'taking. 13aelam us un ;Iluseration. Messrs, else. a id Welsh wv':l give violin selections. All Come Feeley at 8 p,na,. BARN FOR SALE. Frame barn. 30x5Q, iron roof, with ien ton hay. Apply. to M. M.. Russell, X.,. R. 1, Exetesl, FOR. SALE. Timeer same 22x38 feet, 15 fit. to:'sts, 4 berets; suitable .for straw shed e.r ilne a Neuse. Apply et B. W. F. PliONVER'S leARDWARE. • Mr. W. E, Sanders. of London, the well-known i.::dent ot: song hrus will give his n :ted address in t'a.ven Church on Friday, March 4th to 5 pen. Admission, children 10e; adults Inc. Good music by local tal- ent. Those who have heard Mr, San- ders consider it a great treat. •` WANTED,—Responsible men toseli Rawleigh's Good Health Products. An opportunity to gest into business for yourself, at an occupation that is pleas- ant profitable and permanent. Must be able to furnish acceptable contract secured by two sureties, and to pro- vide team and wagon, or auto. Indus- trious, capable. men secure large re- turns for their efforts. Largest and best known list of Made in Canada household necessities furnished on terms to meet your business require- ments. Address The W. T, Rawleigh Co., Ltd., Dept, 122, London, Ontario. HIGH INVESTMENT YIELDS NOW AVAILABLE Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds Province of Ontario Bonds. City of London, and other bonds. ERNEST ELLIOT Office Elliot Building Exeter GET READY FOR LENT. RECEIVED NICE PRP.SFN T, H. Newell, Gray Dort Dis- ►r,butor, last week rte iv!ed a nice cheque ,tor $25Q from, the Gray -Dort Company, in, appreczat",ton of the fact ;het Seem November 1st to December alst he was .' ,hest aercen,tage Chis - :biros of these • cars in Canada. The rece:,pt of the cheilu wwas an gree- nelhnubl►t Qto' tr, .Newv.ee as he had sp"r John E. Tom, ductts, solos, pe !instrumentals, readings, and orchestra prize. acid Selctioxu, Wel sh made an .trn,stg .tire had .made no special : ftort to do so. t ECLIPSE IN 1421, JaePtabk chaff -man; There will be four eclips.s an 1921. d H01i AS t („Ii °Si1 DEAD. `-Zinn lisng the anaaua3 eclipse of the sun 1 :L he 8th, invisible here, and a tectal �1te death e, place at February eel;use of the sun October 1, ;also n-; county Flame, Meson, aMn, Fabztnas wIslble in Iles part o the world, A 4t�'n, o!w-Thornes Cost;sh. aged se total 'eel:Fs of the moon, visible °rn , Yc a"fe Cornish ►was driers a the North end ;south America, New Zea= t 1 haoenep, sae A.h:xcess. and + as l-nvellf 7a:td end part of Australia. ,rad➢ oe'c ur ^ 1 April 21st and 22nd, and there will 4.r:�awvrt tlnroutihout th s dstr% a He bc= a part! colipase of the moon Oct. tw, ice aata:a:c:l, both, .tivives prey lOsh, the ending of which will be wos- 1 We, here. 1. B. Carling, 13.4 Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public Commissioner, Solicitor .for the Mol - sons Bank, Etc. INVEST.YOUR. FUNDS in Victory, Dominion of Canada, vincial and Municipal Bonds, all investment for Trust Funds. At existing prices from 6 per to 7 per cent. can be obtained these boaids. Orders, zeceired by me. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest Office --Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter Pro-- legal ro-legal cent, frost March came ten lamb Eke, although the latter end of February was any- thing but gentle. lir• G. J, Dew last week purchased the standard bred Red Mc envy trot- h; mare at the Troyer sale,, This stare has m2de the mile in, 2:10. 1f'ss Verde Rowclkffe, who has been atte ndhee tire London Business Insti- tute dur_ng the past six months, has gr_duated with honors and has secured a pis:tion with C, 3, Marin & .Col, London The Bea d of Health has ordered 1Lss Kinsmar'a em, of the Exeter Pub1=e School, closed owing t4• a few cases of scarlet fever, The Board deemed ;.t adz,',,sable sons to prevent any .urabter spread of the disease, A larva crowd attended the W.M.S. re4 in the James Street Church on Ntoaday everting last, and both the supper and larograru were thoroughly enjoyed. The women of thiscon- gre.tton ere noted for the excellence of t�'he suppers which they provide on ezceasions o; this kind, and this was ne exception to the rule, The pro- gram was bright and interesting, con- s.sts,-n of an address by School In- Order your fish, at once as we have stocked 'special lines for this occas- ions— PICKLED HERRING in 10 lb. pails LABRADOR HERRING in 25 lb palls, SMELTS & SMOKED HERRING by tthe db. WHITEFISH—Also some nice dressed W.hitelish. Phone 56 C. i. WILSON. TURNING MILL All kinds of : Turning, Gumming Saws, Etc., donee on shortest notice. FOR SALE. ' Massey -Harris Cream Separator, 500 lbs. capacity, nearly new,. APPLE BUTTER AND `' BOILED Cider, ifirst-class quality, • INDIAN PONY FOR SALE, 4yrs old S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115 U. F. O. WAS ENTERTAINED. The Exeter branch of ;the U. F. O. ,vas 'entertained on Thursday evening February 24, at the School room ct the Trivitt .Memorial Church, by Rev. A. A. Trumper, in the way of lantern slides, showing agriculture in practi- cally all its branches. The slides were clear and distinct, and were accom- panied by a well-prepared lecture, in - eluding a' very clear and comprehen- sive explanation of each slide, which spade the occasion exceedingly instruc- tive as well as entertaining; At the conclusion of the slides, duets were rendered by Mr and Mrs. Edward Welsh, Hiss Lila Sanders accompany- ing them, which was appreciated by all present. A. ,wish was extended to them for their return .on, a similar oc- casion, A hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Trumper forams kind in- vitation and splendid entertainment, to which he replied, expressing his sin- ee-e approval of the good work The U. F. C. are endeavoring to do for the benefit of humanity, and from that standpoint he ens ready and willing to assist any organization with that ob- ject i$ view, deceas3r g hon. Since the death of his se,,ond wife he has Jived at the home 4n A neon, The remains were brought here dor burial, the funeral, taking place from Zion .Methodist Church to the Zion cemetery Saturdatyafter- .EXHIBITION HOCKEY. A game of exhibition hockey was Played her; on Friday night between Lueknow-Ripley and 'Exeter -Zurich teams, the latter winning by a score of 13-6. The attendance was not very large, but the game was well worth seeing penalty being imposed. layers`aen ` boils teams ,indulged"in some nice individual rushes, and a good deal of team work was„rnoticeable, the home boys partic- ularly employing the back pass with deadly .effect on goat rushes. The homesters started the scoring, and the first period ended 4-2. In the second ouv team'got lour in a row, and then the visitors got .four, the- period end- ing S-6, During the intermission the fans zagged the boys a bit on their listlessnes,= during the last few min- utes, and Dodo.promised a 4-0 score Ice the last 'period, and they got it with 'one to the good. The line up— Luckn.ow-leley—Goal, McQuaig ; "Campiiig Out Along, the C. P. B. defence, Johnston and Acheson, cen- is the title of a splendidly illustrated on, Bowers; wings, Wilkinson and Al - story by F. V. Williams in. the March tan; spare, Ferris. issue of .Rod and Gun. in. Canada, Exeter-Zurich—Goal, harness; de- Boamycastle Dale .tells of his �expar.• fence, Iiindmarsh and Hoffman; cen- ience with snakes and eagles in oar- toe, Hoitfman; wings, Robinson and ious Z% -ts of Canada in, this issue. In Siebert; spares, Callfas, Senior and addition to these two stories there are )(Veils. • six -others of equal interest by such I Referee, Goldie Cochrane. wHelBenown on Harry e writers1rs George , Two of the visitors met with nasty Laughy and. Ey T. Martin!. .They fire accidents, receiving ,cuts on the l'oze- head one with a puck and the other wen a skate. A stitch was needed to close one of the ,bunds, but'it did not peevent his ,going on with the. game. H. Newell was in Chatham this week. i -In ,future wee will continenceF .chop- ping at :twelve thirty as formerly. HARVEY BROS. If.y�ou have, anyt.h g to'-seall .or:y'.ou ',want to hue try The Advocate 'Want Column VIOLIN LESSONS'.'taught by Mrs. E, T. Wethey, Andrew St. ' Apply at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings ,7 to <8 arms permit ;law is dealt with editor- ially and ,in a strong appeal ,to the ssiortsuuen by Ira Lieghley, entitled, "An Undigested and Indigestible Law." The. issue contains the final trapping department until the autumn and will be read with interest along with' the other departments of guns and fishing Mr. A1ex..Stewart of London spent wl*hich are up to their usual high stand- the weak end wilth his family here, aid.. Rod and Gun in Canada is pub- lished monthly by W. J. Taylor, Lim- ited, Woodstock, Olt:. Trivia Memorial Church 11 a.m.—"Jesus Took the Loaves." 7 p.m:.—"What hast tThou in the House." Rev A.' A. Trumper, Rector OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister 11 a.m.—"Christ's Teaching far the Security of Society." 7 ,p.m.—'"Simple, Sloth and Presumbp-- tion." Boy Scouts ,at "Y" Saturday 7 p.m. The Minister. JAMES, ST. METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A. 11 a.m.—Rev. E. G. ;Powell a, 3 p.m! --Sabbath School and Bible Study. 7pm,—Rev, E. G. Powell Good. music, A11 i'nviited Mr. Charles Harvey and Mr. S. M. Sanders were in Toronto last week. Miss Allie Handford returned Fri - .day. ;from Brooklyn, where she spent two weeks. Mrs. Wilson and- aild of Baisevain, Man., is visiting here. Mrs. Wilson is a, daughter of .vir Geo. Harteree Mr. ThoseWelsh attended the china svedding anniversary of -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Collingwood, in Hamilton last week. h• Mr. Fred Elierington left ,on Tues- fowirll Vancouver with a load of heavy horses for himself and Mr. W. T. Col - Miss Marjory Selden returned, on Saturday from a three weeks' visit with cher sinter Mrs. Newman, ., in Kingston, Mr, and Mrs: Al. E. Kuhn and child- rer, Tuesday left on; stheir return•- to Kerrobert, Sask., after' a few weeks visit in , Exette.-' and '.Crediton. Mrs. N. G. leeddy of Calgary, 'who has beenvisiiting here, attended the funeral of her ,mother, Mrs. Charlaes Waite in St. Thomas last week, .Mrs. " Therniton of Windsor is visi,t•- ing her mother, Mrs. S. Handford. Mr George Lewisof Aspen, .Wis., is, also visiting at the home sof Mrs. Hand- tf ord, wan fs ,l? js �nxavtl. :,i Jahn Coatesy. who has been vis- iiting relatives in, Usborne for several ",11f=AINPST. METHODI5T` etiUgGH.,�u ionths, left Tuesday of last week,for ,.,,,,,. Ckalndall, , Mane Mr. ;Coates is a �e turned man and relates -many iriterest- ng stories of his experiiene'es " while overseas.," '- Rev' Geo, McAlister, M. A. Phone 2111 '11 Rami 'Christ's Cour' aisiion on the Crowd," ° Mrs. Rousem,,wha+ has been, visiting 3; •, in. Stunda`.. ; `:School and Bible her arents �Mn and ;Mrs. W. Bis y z� >z J . sett, returned` S,aterday to her. home Toronto. Mrs. J. R. Inksaiter ,s of Paris also returned homethis week after a visit with her sister, Mrs. W.. r Bissett 7 .m, -"An• Old Fashioned Safi: r3E'rHANY-2;30 Bethany 2.30—"Faithes." 1r { PHONE 32 JONES & MAY PHONE 32 NEW WALL PAPER The New Wail Papers for 1921 are here, and are by far the most beautiful selection we have yet shown. The Living Room. papers) consisting of Smart Tapes+try Effects, in large leaf, tree arndd designs will make, your home look like new, Aiso for lining rooms why have the new plain patterns with borders to match. You will also find here Pretity Chintz and Stripe Papers for Bed- rooms. Block varnished tile• papers for Batth .Rooms. And Nice •Oatmeal papers for Kitchens. ' CHEAPER WALL PAPERS. Many people have Odd Bedrooms on which they do ,not wish to spend. a let of money, or a Kitchen er Hai for which they do not wish to buy an expensive paper. Besides our.big sel€etion of the better papers w,e have hundreds v r.'lls of irtexpers:ve ones, which will make your rooms lock cheerful eat a siall cost. We invite you to come gra and see aur Wall Papers whether You buy or not. NEW SHOES FOR SPRING. w Our new Oxfords, Pumps, and 3isgh lace Kid Shoes for Ladies Qre Ur. iv aug dal •, Aso we have the popular Brown Scotch Brogue Em- press Oxfords, so popular lust now. ARCH SUPPORTS AND FOOT EASERS. If you have Toot troubles don't forget we keep a. full range of lir. Schell's Moot appliances, and we guarantee satisfaction or no charge. LADIES' AND MISES SUITS COATS AND DRESSES We have just received our first shipments of the above lines. A Tart;: range of New Styles to select from. Prices very reasonable for Sprung. CASHMERE HOSIERY BARGAIN. s•5`dozen pairs Ladies' Heavy Black Cashmere Hosiery,- Sizes 8 1.2 to 10.— A real bargain this month at 98c. a pair. JONES & MAY Auto Licenses and Markers Issued in Exeter. These are now being issued in Ex- eter. We have them in stock and can supply you at shortest notice. Have your application forms properly filled in, S. W. Simms Express Office, Exeter. R. N. ROWE FURNITURE DEALER • FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Embalmers License No. 210 Motor Heeese Service Phones 20J and 20W. WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM- ,MERCIAL SCHOOL. CENTRAL STRATFORD.. ONI . Our winter term commences ues- day, January 4th, and students may register in our Commercial, Short- hand houthand 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 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED by C. H. Sanders at the Advoc to Of- fice. Strictly confidential; no Witness. SOUTHCQTT BROS. PHONE 134 PHONE 134 BOYS', MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, Our new Spring Suits are here. Th ey are in models afar men or young g men, This season we are featuring Walter Blue's fine clothine They re - Present honest value at an honest price. Easter will soon be•=Mere make your choice early, • BLACK TWILLED SHEETING 35 INCH WHITE FLANIELLETTE If ;your supply of ,sheeting is law 200 yards ,of White hlaniiellette, 35 Many have been waiting -far these inches wide, a goad weight, that has lower prices. been selling at 40c. a yrd. While Buy snow; Regular ?1.25, sale price 75c. this lot lasts, sr., a?q Polimn' 'err ,i nE:aA,., Special 10 yards' for $2.75 SHOE SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. LADIES' FINE SHOES SPECIAL ;PRICE If you can wear 2'%, 3 or 331,leseare ,placing on our tables =25 `paths of Ladies' Shoes ,in small sizes that sold at $4.00 to $5,00 f' pair,'' This is a Very spbcial offer. Your choice per pair n248.. Rubber. to fit while the quantity , lasts at per pair ' ,50c 40 PAIRS MEN'S PANTS WITH FREE' BRACkS FO: R $ 5.48.- :From the. ,T¢ltomVg Co. one of the bestmakes,These pants a` re regular $6.00, $6,50 and $7,50 value. This week only you take your -pick for `$5,48, and We give ,uve y ou a pair .of 75c. Braces free. Sou ott Bros. s c DR. Ai E. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeons, McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter, (lately occunied by Dr. Vining) Phone 26w DR, SWEET Veterinary Surgeon All calls promptly attended to, day or night. Officre— Dr. Sweets old office Phone No, 120 Exeter, - DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST Oft ce—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter Calls promptly attended to day or night r Dr. G. F. Rou1ston, L. D. S., D. D.S. DENTIST, Office over Carling's Law Office Closed Wednesday afternoons. Dr. A. R., KINSMAN, L. S., D.D.S. Honor Graduate Toronto University Office --over Giachnan & Stanbury's, Office, Main Street, Exeter. C. W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR for Counties of Hurba Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farrel Stock Sales a Speciality. Office at Cockshutt Wareroomty, next sdoor. to Central Hotel, Main Street,Exeter. FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer :;far C;ties of Hunan 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 frolin 4 years old` up, weighing from 1300 pounds up. Parties haring the• requiredstuff, write or phone 83 Exeter. G. J. DOW MONEY TOS"LOAN -We have a large amount of ; private funds to loan on farm' and ' village. . property at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY, Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter'',,.,