HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-5-5, Page 8Exeter Markets
Cl; eNGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheit6.:1.40
Oats , .......... 4.111 40
Faniil- ,Flour 5.10
Feed 141our . e. . 240
Slieee a, ? '' , • ., 1.90
Brae. 1,90
Egg:, •„ • • 17
Daery Butter ... .... 47.
Creamery Better • - • . 58te62
Li .. . 22
Hao• per too. • $15 to $16
Hogs 11.50
etie Wm. Newcombe of. Spokene
Weshe aeretel here Wednesday norn-
v speeda couple woks
be with his mother end other relao
• lives.. He • has just zeturned: ..from a
-• tee dewn through the Southern States
aeed Nf,exicO„ tenor:itng things generally
. very erosnerees thet part of the•
ceuntry.
Auto Tire Lost
thee T. .7..ianyino n NO1-thy
Itreld auto tine 31x4. with inner tube
and ran. e5.4.e.• rewerdc Wren to
Aderenne Office,.
CALF FOR SALEi.
Durham weeks aid
Jehrt Sr.
FII,VER ANNIVERSARY W. .M. 5.
The S. -.1%-e= Aera:vcrv:iri' f 1 W.
M. S. of Exer Distrkt wia2 be held
Ceediton at:thodiat church on May
11. The moving sess:ea wee opan a;
9.40. Mrs. Gordee Wright of London
the Braneh President. will speak at
boat the efterttoon :and evening ses-
eiona.
AUTO NUMBER LOS'f.
No. 156-314. Finder kindly retur
to Ford Garage. Exeter. :urtnroved.
EXETER AllittlEATE, THURSDAY, MAY 51 11
Local Doings
attat*,,,
Next Sunday will be Mothers' Da
May 4th. and the furnace still going.
M. Ed. Pollen of the Ford Garag
is ill with mumps,.
Gasoline atow sells at 40 cents
gallon, a drop of 5 cents.,
Mr, W. E. Sanders last week sold
Lae lot north of hs dwelling to -Mr
Ed. Short,
The elethoclist Summer Scheel for
the district, as already announced, will
be held in Goderich on Jule 18 to 25.
Mr. Win. Kuntes fine black race
harse was somewhat injured one night
,last 1,1,-.eoc; by getting mixed up in the
heiter.
11-: Bray, accountant of the Bank of
Commerce. am leased Ws, W. J.
Russells home on William Street, for
a few months.
The Jackson Factory has been clos-
ed down tor several days for the
eiterene on seock *at, hue resumed
operations yesterday.
etas% Rewe's room al the school.
weich has been closed for iwo weeks
was eie-opaned on Tuasday with Miss
& Dena in eherge.
A eery large crowd attended the
denee in aleDoegil's Hall on April 27
eitd had a good time. Another, dance
"..a be held oa the 10th of lay.
The G. T. R. has made a number ef
ehenge, in their time table. There
no, change affeeting the L. U.
bit,: ran effort Is on foot to speed. up
his line to make close conianation at
%Amon .for passengers from Godereah
going to London.
Mrs John Wood, who has been in
Vr Hospitel. London. for the
peat month, tmdergOng an operation
an her too., returned home Saturday,
avecenpanitail by her daughter. Mrs. W.
ale vete. The oparaeon was a sue
. -
cess, en4 while she WM not be able
Zo have the use of the toot foe some
little time, her corolition V I be much
I. R. Carling*, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the, 4o -
sons Bat*, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
e n Victory, Domnio of Canada, Pro-
vincial' and Municipal Bonds all legal
inlrestreent• far Trust Funds:
At existing prices from 6 per cent.
to 7 pee cent, can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orden received by
Money to loon at lowest rates pf
ireterest
Office—Carling Bk., Mado St, Exetee
FOR N1..b geod
Itu‘e, Lot 9. S.,,ath Botutd.r3, Stephen.
pr45; We -ivy Jones., ExVter
aeamtaatlatila•
DANCE. ON MAY lOth
Ke' 4 -re Cleehostie
aititiZ' for a dan.'e on Toesdav
eveneig, M.y Rh, n NisT6PnerA Hall
Eneter, nes.: des are vt;ry pleas-
.t..nz anden.s.wiatyl.. affar:., Dna th,'sone
will be no exceplion.
Les—Luncle
PLOWING DONE,
Having purchased a wear outfit'
1 era prepared to accept eontra,ets ter ..'
alitchea, Cvntrair.,a.
Tee Stretford Beacon contains
group reeeme oI three members
:he goaduerng class of the Royal
College of Dental Surgaons of Outer-
, who will reeve not only a lieense
practise dentistry in Ontarie, but
degre of Doctor of Dental Surg-
cev from the treversey of Toronte„
The first member of 1h. group is
varg9.re4 Kinsman, daughter of Dr,
Hainer Kinsman of Sarnia. an Exeter
Old Buy, Dr. Kinsman of town is en
uncle -
One of the most caitical periods in
.he hisurzy ol the Methodist church
n Canade for fifteen. years faces the
tueell to -day as a result of the fin-
ancial stringency. The missionary
need ot the church requires not les
qbun r.3,500,000 within the next four
ear.s, to complete the budget of tight
mon voted en 1918, as almost $12-
000,000 are now required to do the
ark of 5,8,000,000 in 1918, because of
.he depaeciation In the purchasing po-
we.: of the dollar, and the difference
in the -ate of exchange,
airs. Emma Coombe, widow of the
Rev. William Coombe, who has been
;n Bowmanville since the Jus -
band's death someearsago, is corn -
;no to Exeter to live with, her aged
Cunt. Before leaving about fifty
friends and neighbors met and pres-
ented airs. Coombe with a well word-
ed address and an electric reading
lamp. airs. Coombe has been a vary
ereartes1 and faithful worker in all
departments of the 'Methodist church
and Sunday School in Bownia.n.villeand
he will be welcomed to Exeter.
••••••••••••••
OVERLAND COUPE FOR SALE.
Berteci rutufaig k'ondiVion, run ltf0t1
railes,• good reason, for selling. Apply
ai Advocate Office.
PIN':APPLES PINEAPPLES
PINEAPPLLS
- Plena 5e, and ;cave your ardor for
"meapolea. and we will dcler when
they are. at their best and the prices
right
WILSON'S,
GROCERY & REST.AURA:aT
HOUSE FOR. SALE.
Frame house on Lot 4, Con. 7, Hay.
Anyone desiring to buld could util-
ize the material therein. Apply to Ed.
Vroderick., R. 11., 1, gxe:er.
2-1(L FOR SALE.
First-class Hotel, situated at Dash-
iwood on the main :road between Ex- e
eter and Grand Bend. Buildings all in
The application of the sales tax to
he job department of weekly news-
auera was made the subject of repre-
entation to the Minister of Inland
Revenue, by the Canadian Weekly
Newspaper Association, and a final
answe- has been received that job
prtntirre: plants and departments Inuit
cvliert the 2 per s:ent..sales tax from
their customers. In future as far aa
Exeter is concerned the sales' taxes
collected by all manufacturers must
be remitted monthly to the customs
carlector at Goderich, not at London.
Lint -class shape, wieh good stabling
accammodation. Gocd reasons for
selling win be sold very reasonably.
For paxticiars appy to Wm. Zimmer,
Dashwood.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE.
Apply Ile J. H. Grieve Exeter
NEW MILK ROUTE.
I wish to announce to the citizens
of Exeter that I will commence a new
route. here on Monday, April 4th, and
trust you will favor me. with your pat-
ronage. SAM. ELLIOTT.
TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck for service. Phone
115, Exeter. S. 7. V. CANN.
If you have anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs,
E. j Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenm,gs
7 to 8
COURT REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
Noticei hereby tgiven that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll of
the Townsh.p of Stephen will hold its
first meeting in the Town Hall, Cred-'
tart, on Thursday, -the 26th day of May
1921, et, 1 o'clock m,.
HENRY EILBER,
Township Clerk, Crediton, Ont
HIGH INVESTMENT YIh,LDS
NOW AVAILABLE
Dom:nion
of Canada Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds.
-City af Toronto and other bonds.
ERNEST hLLIOT
Office Elliot Budding Exeter!
TURNING MILL
Alt kinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws, Etc., done aa shortest notice.
FOR SALE.
Maiseyeelarris Cream Separator, 509
lbs:'CaPaetty, nearly nev,-, ,
APPLE BUTTER AND BOILED
Cider, first-class quality,
INDIAN PONY FOR SALE, 4 •
S. J V. CANN Phone 115
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W. P. C. A.
LADIES NIGHT TO-NIGHTI,Whin)
Arealigernents are going ahead for
Teams, Basket Ball, Soft Ball and
Volley Billq-cagues. The Junior Base
Ball has gone into the Well4agton
Season. League.
Expect.'„sortie fine field games.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"The perils of a Busy Life.”
7 • p.m. --"Recognition after Eternity.m
Rev A. A. Tramper, Rector.
CAVEAT PRESBYTERIAN CHITROM
Bev. .James Foote, B. A., Minister
11 :a.m:—Mothers' Day Service.
7' reuir—Pilgrim's Progress.—"The
Castle of Giant Despair."
Caininunion Service, May 15th.
The Minister.
JAMES ST: METHODIST CHURCH
•• Pastor, M. J. Wilsonip.A.
:MOTHERS* DAY SERVICES
.A. spe.ciai il/Lothcrs' Day program ih
the Sabbath, School 3. p.m.
Professor Anderton will give a spec -
ley, interesting Song Service with the
Cb mr; at the evening service.
•MAIN S" METHODIST CHURCH-
• ' Reg, Geo, McAlister, M. A.
•Itz,..ito, Phone 21r3 • -
11n.m.—"HOW are. we Saved?"
3 Rea.inefundkv, School&and
' ' 'ealasitiee , ,
ble
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.-'The of
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BETHANY
2,30 p.m..,-"Fr'encish• '
Alfreit W. AndertFon
reofesser of itteaie.
Cert. Teacher T. R. C. LPIAQU. Eng.
Organist Jame e St. Methodist Church
Late organist to -Lisburn Cathedral
Lisbum Presbyterian Church
Cater Parish Church.
d Mustic Master of Ulster Provin-
cial Schools, Belfastt
•Successes exanaisamainels of
Aso. Board
Ackya. Academy Musie
Royal Coliege Music
London College fuse
Ete,
Terms Moderate
Tuition commences Monday Apr 18
Sir A„ E. Fulte „is confined to. hia
home through Meese.
Miss Hazel Lang .has taken a peaP
tion with Southeott Bros, Miss Jory
having resigned.
Mv. John Wood has purchased the
lot on. Huron eitreet, eaat of Misa
Fanny Bissett's residence, from Mr.
Via Snell, and will -erect a residence
ihereon,
The London Advertiser—"Mrs, J. T.
Parkinson of 299 Ridout street south
entertained Thursday at adainty luo-
ehoort so, hector of Airs, George Mac.,
Donald of NeepawA, Man., and Mrs.
Noonan Graham. nee Elva Rowcliffe,
of Exeter, Ont.
The ratepayers approved the action
of the town. council of Goderich it
guaranteeing the bonds of the Nation-
• al Shipbueiternal Company to the ex -
•teat of 550.000 when they earried the
by-law put before them on Monday,
the vote being 577 for and 157 against.
George Hill who was skricken
with paralysis some months ago, and
who. has ben cared for here by Mr.
and Mrs. D. Richards, and later by :ate
and airs. J. Sims, left for Dunn Aven-
ue Hospital, Toronto, on Saturday. Be-
ing a Charter member of the Cana.d-
ian Order of Foresters, a number of
the brethren assembled at Ms quart-
ers on. Friday evening to spent a short
time with him socially before Ms de-
parture. A. very pleasant time was
spent together, and a luncheon was'
served. Mr. Hill has been a faithful
and valued member of the Order for
about 40 years, and will be ninch miss-
ed Irom their ranks, as also Exeter
will lose a valued eitizen. We trust
that Mr. Hill will continue to improve
until he is quite well again. His son,
al- Wifliasn Hill, came up from, Tor-
onto to. take, his father to the hospital.
MET AT .11XETER.
A director's meeting of the St.
Nfarys, ;),Iedina & Kirkton Telephone
Company was held at the home of'Mr
7. G. Jones on NIonday. The former
officers were re-elee ted,—Past Pres,,
A. Brethour; Pres., J. G. Jones; Mee
President, Jahn Perry; Sec., E. N.
Shier; Treas., j, L. Routley; "OIanager
John Perry,
BASEBALL, •
A preliminary meeting was .held li
Zurich ,an Thursday last to organize a
baseball league for South Hitroa, Zur-
ich, Crediton, Seaforth, Goderich and
Clinton teams .have entered, and Mit-
chell and Stratford are invited to en, -
Ler teams. The schedule is to be ar-
ranged this week. -This group is en-
tered in the North Wellington League
Melville Gladman, was home from
London over Sunday,
Miss 'Margaret Pickard, student of
Landon was here over Sunday.
De A. R. Kinsman is attending the
dental convention, in Toronto ties week
Mrs. E. Golby of London spent the
week end wath her mother, Mrs. Vale,
a town.
Ur. Morris Wexler' of Torantc
spent Thursday in town with his bro-
ther, Amy.:
Mr James Walker of Toronto Un-
iversity arrived home • on 'Friday for
the summer.
are Tales. Hawkins of Windsor
spent a fewl days in town last week
with relatives.
Mr. Narmain. Paaterson of Londcn,
formerly: of Exeter, visited friends
here on Sunday.
Miss Alice Vincent of Stratfordls
visiting with he parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Vincent here.
Mr. Pieter Case left Monday morn-
ing for Taranto where he wilt vlstht
relatives for a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Hutton and
daughter of Brantford, visited over
Sunday with Mr, 4nd Mas. T. O.
Sauthcott.
Mr. Fred Ellerington, who left here
over two months ago with a number
of hor,ses for the coast, is expected
home this week. •
Mr, Gecs: Windsor, who has been
Toronto for the east fivie weeks, un-
dergoing -treatment returned home on
Thursday last, =Bah improved in.
health,
mr. and Mrs, Albert Perrett, who
left Exeter for Bristol; Eng, about are
year ago raturned to Canada last week,
and carne here by mite from Lanclon
oa Sunday, ,ePt.tee.,a'-*_ere',
journey across"the 'At1antid. Mr, and
ae-saeifeeyeet• lefehere with full inten-
ticateeteeniake their future home in
che'r native 16.pd,' but '6wing to thc
changed conditions attcVOther",feaSOns,
decided to retunn to Exeter. Mr. Per -
:61 t will take his, old, p.sition, at the
Jackson Factory here, with .Which com-
pany he was employed for ManY year
befo.-e going to England.,
• eae-mereaseell
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
Puritan Maid Hosiery Week.
We toe local ‚selling agents for the eeiebrated 'PURITAN MAID brand
of hosiery for Ladies attd Children. These are shaven in different styles
in Silk, Lisle and •Cotton.
See our window display this week.
2 Hosiery Specials Half Price
LOT NO, 1-20 dozen pair ladies' fine Lisle Hosiery in Black and White
COlars. These are seconds at nearly half price -35e a pair, 3ear. for $4
LOT NO. 2-10 dozen pairs extra, quality Ladies' Fine Lisle Hosiery
in, Black only, ribbed garter top. These are slightly imperfect, but won-
derful value at sale price, 49c. pair.
We are also local selling agents for "Niagara Maid" and "Venus"
Silk Hosiery.
Howse Furnishings
We Can fine you money on your Ileum furnishings. We have an enor
mous stock of Regs, Congeleums, Oilcloths, Linoleum's, Window Blinds
Curtains, Wall Papers, Etc.. at wonderfully attractive prices.
New Congoleura Rugs. Another shipme7,717 arrived. ?rices much
lower than last, season.
at
Special Values in Cotton Staples
You will be surprised to ser Such large reductions in the prices of our
Stock, of Prints., Shirtings, Galateas, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons
eta. Get your supply now.
Strap -Slippers, Oxfords, Fancy Pumps
We are doing en enormous business £a Ladies' Slippers. We have all
the latest styles, and also have_ all the sizes. These goods are scarce.
hard 'to get. We stocked heavily and are. able to give you now when you
want them, all styles, all sizes, at popular erices.
Clothing
Smart Styles, Nice Pattesns, a.ledium Prices, O.' 'den's Suits. Also
splendid assortment of Boys' Bloemer Suits
JONES & MAY
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Auto Licenses
'and Markers
Issued in Exeter.
These a,re now being issued in Ex-
eter. We have them in stock and
can supply you gt shortest notice.
Have your application forms properly
filled
S. W. Simms
Express Offite, Exeter.
R. N. ROWE
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse
Service
Phones 207 and ZOW.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
is3 CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ON*.
Oar winter term commences Tues-
day, January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short-
hand or Telegraphy Departmentsat
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 lme
Call and see us., A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. 11. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
SOUTHCOTT • BROS:
PHONE 134 -
Special Value in New Silks
I• SPOT TOKIO JAP SILKS.
• A splendid silk for Girls' Dresses. This is a good wearing silk,- looks
well and washes well. Very special at„per yard 50c,
NEW SIL K CREPES.
shades of sand, blue, brown, taupe and, black. A very oolptular ma-
terial this season, and one that ia bound to give satisfaction.
Last year's price, $3.50 Special price aer yard, 4;2.25
• 361N. BLACK SILK SPECIAL pER YARD $1.60.
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We want you to see this silk. It is very special value, full 36 inches
wide, good black and splendid weave, and wall give good wear.
.
Extra : value at per yard $1.60 ,
, CONGOLEUM RUGS IN ALL.,sizEs.
!Getour, prices onblinds and rn,oleuit;s
Southeott Bros.
DR. A: E. TENNANT
• Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St, Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. SWEET
Veterinary Surgeon
Can be consulted at his office.
Dehorning Clippers to rent
Office -e
Phone No. 120 • Emetezi
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. •I f7=41111
Dr. G. F. Roulsfon, L. D. S., D. D. 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 Gladman & Stanbury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
, LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR. foe Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock des a Specialty. Office at
Central' Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK, TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
•Guarranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
If' you want to order a daily paper
ormagazine or renew a•present sub-
s6-1Ption,'ileave Your order at the
•Advocate Office. We save yeu paper,
envelope postage stamp and cost of
money order .and when clubbing a lit-
tlemore besides. •
MONEY TO LOAN',
We have a- large amount af private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest. •
GLADMAN& ,STANBURY
Barristers, -Solicitors, Exeter.,