HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-3-24, Page 8Exeter Markets
CI A:''I,GED.EVERY WEDNk.SDAY-
Whe:tt 1.90
Barley , ...65 to 75
Qts ., . ,,., 45
Family Flour' ,,.,.,,: .5,40
Feed Flour a 2.50
Shorts .... ..
... ... .......... .. '2.00
Bran , •,.R» .•,e•� ^ .,, e.0111
Eggs �,. 30
Deny Butter , », 47 to 50
Creamery Butter 61 to 63
Lard 25
22.00
Hogs . ...... ...... ].4.25
Hay, per ton ,.... ,.. ...
EXETER
A�].g,Qr A.TE '`'�HnIRaEAY'r
focal Doings
To-morioweie. Geed; Friday, and e
publie hoktlay. �.
School closes to -day, ler a, few days,
=te •opening : en Aipril 4tlr, , ..,
Some ithsrteea .,candkdates were tit -
eta the .i. s'ecend degree ale Her,.sail, oat
Friday h't iby .Me Exeter, Second
Degree Texan o,f Qddfe1.ows. Besides
a successful evening :af work, 'the
Henson brethren made it mast enjoy-
able for 'the visattors...
REVISING OFFICERS.
The munieipaiities' of Goderich Cln
:ore Seetoeth, ,Wenemaxx and Exeter
Farm Draining are etre urbasn municinalytles in union
Having my Dile:he g leachiate in Ex-
• eter I am in a poettion to accept coett
tracts for trap drainage. Plans Arid
estimate, prepared. Member of The
Feen I)ranage Association. For par-
teeriars write W. Stringer, 46 'Charles
Street, East, Toronto, Ont.
a't.'RNfa'a FOR , AI,E.
Tie undersigned his 3000 bushels
of cbeice turnips fax sale at luc, a
bushel; buyer ta< laay .for w•eighi,,rtg;,
JOHN WALTER, Better,
LOST—An orange linter hencllwer-
ehef on Andrew Ste et ort Maack 20,
Feeler kindly leave, at Advocate office
CHICKEN FOR. SALE.
40 yearling White Leghorn hens. —
Barron strain—SZ each ; 2 cockerels $3
each; Eggs .for hatcit'ng 8c. each.
Exhibition W.te Legherris :,end Bleck
Leghcrns, S3 and $5 'per 15 -eggs.
GARNET. HEYVv OOD, tsseter
SPECIAL
D .splay of Voges and Ginghapis at
errs. W. D. Yeo's; Also ai number. ad
(I treat style Aprons made by the
blind ,gyres of the• "National Institute
lir the Blind ' at Toronto. Purchase
one of these aprons sad help the
eerie. Also Oilcloth .Aprons ecoznom-
:cal for leech= wear.
- SPECIAL MEETING.
A see , meet .g of the Stephen
J;for Farmers' Improte-
me:t::a- :. +n will be leeld in Sen-
ior's H.:.. et Thursday, ]]larch 241b
et 8 canines Rebate to be given by
Thaines le. hi 'Club.
BULLS FOR SALE.
The vendee signed has for sale 4
Scotch bed bulls of sexv^:cable ager.
R. G. Hunte; R, Ri No. 3, E ether.
If you have anything to sell or you
want to Lae, try The Advocate Want
Cabinet.
SETTING EGGS FOR SALE,
White, lee;eirnbia and Golden Wyant-)
dottes at $3.00; Red Caps at $5.00;1
Wbite 1. reks and Black Hamburgs at
$7.00—i•n •sees c f 13 eggs. A11 .EXbabir-;
tion Stock, Hector Rowcli,ffe,
Exeter;
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly cc¢tfideattial; no witness,
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
et any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenin.gs
7 to 8.
'TOR, SALE. —�-
Timber frame 22x38 feet, 15 fit
nests, 4 bents; suitable for straw shed
or drive house. Apply at B. W. F.
BEAVER'S HARDWARE.
WANTED.—Responsible men to sell
Rawleigit's Good Health. Products. An
opportunity to get 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- ,foe their efforts. Largest and
best known List of Made in Canada
household necessities furnished an
terms to, meet your business require-
meets. Address The. W. T. Rawleigh
Co., Ltd., Dept, 122, Landon, Ontario.
HIGH INVESTMENT "earl,,Lne•.
Veent`vr aILABLE
Demi-rani of Canada Victory Bonds
Pretence .of Ontario Bonds.
City of Toronto and other bounds.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Office Elliot Building Exeter
TURNING MILL
Altkinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws, Etc., done, on shortest notice.
VOR SALE.
Mangey -Herres Greani Separator, 500
lbs: capacity, nearly new.
AP.PLl BUTTER AND BOILED
Gide, :first-class quality,
'INDIAN PONY ;FOR SALE, 4 yrs.
S, J. V. ;CANN Phone 115
sni
er for Bridges
cave h o'f' McGilllvra
?s+p Y
Ten •
ders w J L be received„by thie tet
dersigneed file, the. building of concrete
a torrents •Fier two+ bridges'elretie an. Z td
t�, c
a
^,fe .Lo 7 .. an ,an
vote.
;vex on Sideroad 'a
Aura .'aauble'�."R. ,. ,.p�
przs,t r:at Si a(tvd:;6 ,Colt. ':' 10 'r.P1 ns
and s;pewLis •. "' ' • may bev'seen at;�the
rE ider c•e .. f AorP'` . Tot#rns tip Clerk,,
chit: •xvi,ll.';.be; o "erred-4alc ,the• Town
IHdli. i` 'e t M.,','4.60,,,i'
G iLivray on' yIonda.y''tlie
irvue nCmAcl.onerkp'.t;l`'t,'.d19
•2A1,. aEt. 4 R.oa.sR'csleo,c
rev
k=„ply,laowceeseer: any tender not
ess
County as design°ted :fort the p
,poses of the co ur-
. n these laces rree�g Referendum, and
3� vision,af the voters'
lists will take place. -Al!. other mutt-
ferpalities ere .classed, as rural, and
retch a person not on the voters' list
but etas entitled
take an oto vote athtothe9n Refcrcng
dun
day, bestg accompanied and vn ched
fee; by a voter, at the polling booth.
The reusing officers in the urban
roan:nipeLties are as IOUms,-tGoder
Janney Yates; Clinton, Lt, Col,
H. T. Rance; Seaforth, John C. Greig;
Winghant, James G Stewart; Exeter,
Rivhard N. Creech. I'n each ease 'the
revising officer appointed is the Div-
ision Court Clerk in 'that town.
DEA rH OF MISS MQNCUR.
The death occurred early Saturday
inerntag at the family residence, Will-
iam Street of Mena Edith Monour, on-
ly deugh�tte: ot ;`ire end Mrs. W. H.
Menu;, e.t•the ale of 34 years. The
late ''less Noncar" had .been in failing
health ior,soaue years, and for the last
lee months had been confined to her
h,me. Everything possible was done
but the case rues hopeless and she
gradually sank, until relieved by death
An enlarged spleen with complications,
tees the. cause of be demise, ;Hiss
\lozcur was born in Exeter and .tad
resided !here {.t1, her `life. She was
an accomplished vac i st and bad many
(rends; Besides her eaa.rents she 4s
survived by two brothers, William of
Toronto and ,Coleman c. Peterboru.
The funeral which wars of aprivate
nature; rook ,plaice of Monday after-
noen, interment being made ion, Exeter
cemetery. The sincere sympathy of
avide +circle of friends gas out to
the bereaved ertanily.
FOPI) CAR ,FOR SALE.
Reasonable ,price and terms.
1i. Bieriing, Hay P.O,
SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
The undersigned hats the fallowing
se; and band machinery for sale, --Frost
Wood 12 plate, outetlnrow disc in
good repair; 6 -ft, eiassey-Harris spring
tooth cultivate ; dlearay neer; grain
drill in good working condition,
W, WARD, Exeter,
..roe...,
BOWLERS' ANNUAL MEETING,
The annual mee\irtg of Exeter Bowl-
ing Assaelatton will, be held in the
elolsons Bank on Monday night, Mae,
28th, et 8 o'clock. All interested acre
requested to ;attend,
ODDPELLOWS MEETINGS.
Tuesday, march 29, Initiatory and
First Degrees.
Tuesday, April .5th, Second and
Third Degrees.
Third Degrees.
All members please attend.
Yee Pc: C. A,
Dont' forgetthe program at the Y.
on Friday. alt 8 pile end e, short ad-
dress 'by J. 4,. kSouthcottt on "Taking
advantage of ,spare, hours.", and we
hope violin. music and songs A crokii-
nole tournamer>{telvill be .run off. Come
early and help •the intellectual side of
the Y. L'adde,s eight to -night
T rivitt ' Memorial
Church
11.00 a.in.—"I am He that Leveth'e
7.00 pmt -"He is nJot here, but leas
Risen." •
lliltustrated si.rv,:;:a en.. r. d,,, eiuda.y
at 8 pane "Tine tS;toee ,oaf' the, Crosse
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, S. A., Minister
Dr. Fletcher will preach next Sim -
day, morning and evening. This may
possibly.; be the last chance for 'Dr.
Fieteiter's friends to hear him
preach in Coven Church,
Mr. Leon Viera will assistthe
choir at .both .services.'
The Logie Guild • will hold •a ba-
zaar,on April 16th.
The Minister.;
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor; M. J. 'Wilson, B.A.
11 a hi.-1"Easttier as seen when ' a' boy
and as rseen now."
3 pmt—Sabbath ,Sch• o1.':
7 p.m.-• Tthe `ld house, the,.-nnovi;zLg,
vane theenew, house.”
Special Easter i,fusic. 411 ieveed,�
MAIN^S F; THOD15' CCHURCH .
er
v � ea,' 1tfeAlt
z
Ph ' 21 3
11.00 a m... W ,,lei. •. S • ' ivaersay.
3 p m,. --Sunday. School:° avd . `13.ible^
7..00 p.m.-:Iptiti{ntatiiorts 0 Ixitnio 'taln.�ty
BETHANY
2.30 p.m,-W,M.& Anniversary.
-�.112rs IVIcAI;istter
L R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary 'nblic
Commissioner, ,Soliddtor for the a Mol-
sons Bank, PtG.:
TNVEST I QUR. FUNDS
in Victory, DeMitrnao ol• Catnad3, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all lethal
investment for Tient Funds.
.At existing prices from 6 per ceet.
to 7 Pe' coat, can be obtained term
these bonds.
Orders received by me. `
ltdoney to loan at low -est rates of
interest,
Office—Carling :Bk., Main St, Exeter
elaple syrup is sealir .on the loco;]:
market dor $3.00 a gado].
Mr. Gee. Cxnw0+ey is at present ser-
iously en front heart trouble.
Rev. Wilson took the work' of Rev.
Boyer in Goderieh on Sunday,
Mr. Walter Cueningham of towxthas
purchased Mrs. James. Taylor's house
On Gilley street and will take pas,
session in the course of a few weeks'
Ales. Taylor, we understand, will re -
size with her daughters.
Sunday last was anniversary day for
the James Street Alethodist Sunday
Sehool. Rev, H. D. Moyer rdf God.er,-
ich was the special preacher for the
occasion and preached apnrceeriete
se_ -mons morning and evening. In
the afternoon a mess meeting of
he school utas held, and the exero ses
were interesting and instructive,
M;, Richard Welsh last week pur-
ebased. elr, S,. J, ,V; Cartes residence
and lots corner of Andrew and Vic-
tora. Streets, gettiang poseesaiOf ort
April 15th. Ur. AVtesh; wild renevalte
the houtset end build two other resid-
ences ,facing the east. Mr. Cann In;
tends 'building on the lot he recently
'purchased urorn Mr. Chris Zuefle. •
COWS SOLD WELL.
ea, W, Rob .nson sold for Mr. Byren
E. heels on Saturday 20 cows at an
average of $121. These were choice
yowl, d
L tTTLE CHILD PASSES
Sincere eeeeeathy is felt for 11e and
etrs, Samuel Bearer, Lendan Road
W rtb,•in •thaw, death Saturday :noreeng
last .of the.; little daughter, Verna,
a ed sevean. years, from scarlet fever.
The child w'ats ill only a few days.
Otters of :the family are also ills
The ifaneral was held to Exeter cem-
eiery on. Satturday aeternoon,.
GRAHAM—R0177.CLIFFE. '
A quiet wedding was solemnized en
Tuesday, March 15, at the Wellington
Street Methodist Church parsonage'
London, Rev W. T, Ashton officiating
when Elva Irene, only daughter, of Mr,
and Ars, David Rowel/fie sof Exeter
became tt'e bride of Norman 1iI. Gra.-
ham,
ra-ham, eldest sort, of Mr. and Mrs.. John
T. Gramm of Parkhill Mr and Mrre
Graham will reside in London,
SWEET SCOTT.
The meeriege'tooi place in Windsor
cen eVe tiesday, Mardi 23rd, of Mr.
Victor`eeneet of Cleveland, Ohio, son
of r\ir. and Mrs. Thomas Sweep of
Exeter, to Miss Ing. Scott ;of Windsor,
After a ltrip eo Tpro,nito and Exeter
Mr, and ivfrs;}; SwIeet ,wig reside
Cleveland, The Advocate joins the
many ifr.,ends to congraitu1 .tions and
best wishes to' 'Vector and his bride,
Mr. and erre. Bray spent Sunday
in Landon,
Mrs. W. W. Tamen visited in Lon-
don this week,
Me and 4irs Mile Snell were im
London Thursday.
�T ,S. Fii(ton left Monday to visit
her son in Toronto.
etre T. S. Woods returned Friday
from a vasitt in Oakville.
Alias Annie Weekes Wes here from
Guelph over the week ;end,
Mrs. (Dr.) 'McGillicuddy returned on
Monday to her home, in Landon.
Mr. Wm. Dickson, is spending a few
days at. Brucefieid, hits old ;home.
Miss Lila Yam's reit!urned; to Sarnia
on Monday after a visit with friends
here. •
lefiss .Corsauv and Mass Needhamof-
Lucan were ,guleets of lairs. C,oxseuit
over the week enc,
Miss Hettne Sweet left Tuesday to
attend the :inerrirage of her brother
Mr..Vac•tor. Steelejt, Ind W:indslor.
Mrs. T. SI. Woods weals in Stir-atria/rd
this week; his mother having under-
gone an operation o(n Tuesday.
Miss Dolly Dlickspo', oif Goderirch
spent several ,days doting the week
with relatives and friends' here.
Mr. ,Bertram of the. Bank of Com-
merce, p;fter his d11n;'ss, :s now con_
vial escin;g' raft th¢`es home' ria Barrie. ,
Mr and Mrs, Feed,. Stratton of Cros-
well ,Mich•., are here .,visiting with the
eformer's .eietter, Mee, Wm. Fletcher
Mr. lad ]Mrs Geiol •Weestcott spent
part ,of. last week Landon, where
� d
es att un erw',e t a o• �r. '
Mr..'.VV anon
,In n P
on his peee.
Me. and Mrs, Et '. Gallant of .Ter -
onto .visited over the week end with
the lettlez s .brother, Mr. •R. •Ferguson
and Mrs. F ergenat.
Ivir;, Mcl.ellaina, wee' .has been visit
i gg int Stay ter'foe several months, ar-
rived .Eaan
rraved.h"er"e Mendell r etay with her
daughke r\;I,rs. _Nelsen Sheere.
Mr. rapd •Mrs. 'Daniel Dew and neph-
ew, Hee a H ,, and ,Mrs;, V. Miftchell
levee on F t�ley Far Debroolt to: visit.
to • O.' • few days- evitheleree.. Frank HI1tt.
ass.. ��LGusbnr�.olf 'I'b'+ arrived
;Friday iev,e sgr:!toy vilthit,1her ;i parents,
.. and:'Mrs,r W. ', .-Bis:se:tt Mr,^ Rene
sc*m, lieeeleee •:;trans'ferred fret1
erste' to o Ba,: hese he..as
charKa',:fif The :W ooalwor'th , Company;
strore.
\*.;
and r
"; M., m 4Lwrncur dM s
W
t, d ,
fYs C a (✓
Taohev:- of T �;.,,o)n, . , n . _ r, m. rn,
eaeee :::'{of Peterbara a'ttetided dile
Lune i1. of the ja•te ll%ii,ss loncux Oat;' s•
Velednesday they turned, I. totoe Toronto;`
ac,ea,npan,ed ,by.;Mr.• anal Mrs!. Moatctar., :
Erie lather sv,ll reireer, ,`there for some....
(;;rine, wl'le 1,,tt • ole icor r.is, treee(11eng,`
MA3t.,34 1021
JQNES MAY
PHONE 32
EASTER
WEARING
APPAREL
SUITS, COATS, AND
DESS
OUR STOCK (.)F THE ABOVE LINES JS NOW.
COMPLETE. 1iAn.1, YOUR SELECTIONS THIS
WEEK SO AS TO HAVE YOUR NEW OUTFIT FOR
EASTER,
SPRING DRESSES T- .int: Serges, Silks, Crepes
Styles and .Popular Colors.
SPRING ;COATS — In Sport Styles and Cloe.ths, a',50 more .Staple limes
in Se ges, Velours, Etc. Dozens to select Sraztt, .
SPRING SUITS — Serges and Trieatiness ,:n colors of Navy, Black end
Brower; Smart Styles and Moderate Prices, The celebrated Noaltinvey
Brand,
GLOVES, HOSIERY,, 'ETC., FOR :EA,STER.
The ;new Silk raioves in: cambina>lion• colors, and plain effects, are stow
here, reader for Easter, also Sail; Hosiery.
Gossard, Nemo, p...nd La Grace Co- eta, New Styles ,.et Brassieres, Pull -
otter. Sweaters, Parasols Etc.
Poplins, in
SmarA
,A. BARGAIN IN BLACK DRESS SILK,
Heavy Black Pa letite Dress Silk, 35 inch wide, iust the correct weight
fee Dresses, Fall price was $3.00 yd, VerySpecial Spring nriiee $L75 yd.
New Voile Dress Goods—Dozens. of exelusive,pat^terni.. now. in stock, •
SILK HOSIER' BARGAIN.
10 dozen Pana sill: hosiery, black and a lew color; oat sale for Easter
at only $1.25 pair.
Bargains for March
Shoes
.]lei's Rubber ,Boots S5.00
Mean'$ Work Shoes . ,.., ,3.98
Boys' Stout School Shoes 319
1<a (3.9e
Was' Strong Week Shoes 3,98
Girls' Strong School Shoes
Wos' Empress Shoes •......,. 1.98 up
Wall Papers
Beautiful selection of Wall Papers .at moderate prices. Also
papers if you want them.
Clothing
Men's $45 all wool English
Worsted Suits ,for 533,0.)
Young Meets' Stylish Suits
Regular $40 ,for ...... ,., 530;411
Large range. Boys' Bloomer Suit4i,
Reg. up ;ter $15.00, .for $1d,CtF
cheap
JONES & MAY
•
Auto Licenses
and Markers
Issued in Exeter.
These lie 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.
N. ROWE
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearne Service
Phones 20J and 20W.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
CENTRAL.
eklieS
STftA7 eleilO , ONT.
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
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witftess.
UTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134.
PHONE" 134
'ond n' Clo hin` sa
Easter will sooty be'here. You Will be deeding a, ne,w .;suit' for Spring.
Wiestre showing, some splendid values in Boys' ,and Men's.; Clothing. We
glad • to have..you call'see theenew .Clothes and Styles.
will be 3iav you and ale in Yl s
INewe ll rYa rs
W a
P
e
y,...rolas of our newWall -Paper ill- make a great eat ch
anbe
a
t`
interlior of your 'home
Itawe'a bea t6ful range of papers suifeibleator any roomAsk to
luU c
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St„ Exete
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR.SWEET
Veterinary Surgeon.
Cart be consulted at his office,.
Dehorning Clippers to rent
Phone No,120ce` Exeter.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night,
Dr. G. F.fRoulston, L. D. S., D. ID. S '
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office -
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office -over Madman & Stanliureas '
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
• C. W. ROBINSON'...
LICENSED ` AUCTIONEER` AND
VALUATOR - for Counties , of Huron
Perth, 'Midd✓lisex and Oxford: Fats
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Warleroome, next.: door to
Central Hotel, .Maie Street, :Exeter.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer foe Counties of'.;
Hunort'and Middlesex,
Prices Reasonable and , Satiiifactioii
Guaranteed.
CreditonOcitari:o.
-
If you"'wen4 to order i a daily paper.
or .magazine, or.renew a present sub-
sicsiption, leave your older „ at the
Advocate Office. We save you paper,;
eatvetoye Poata6e
StamP
.cOee
,,of
,moriey order .and whee'clobbing a lit
tie more besides, t
MONEY I'O
LOAN ".
W e
have :a large ,amount of private
fund, to loan on farm a.,d, •village
property ' at low rates of interest. ,
'GLADMAN &s STANBUEY
Barmsters, S�altcvtoas, Exettu`