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Exeter Markets.
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat - 1,50
Marley • , . .. ,,t 50‘'..lot So
Oats ; . .1 • 35 to 40
Family Flour ...5.30
Feed Plow . 240
Shorts . . 1.90
Bran . 1.90
reatnery Butler .. 35
patsy Butter 77 to 30
Eggs 73
Lard 20
Hay per ton ..$15 to $16
Hogs , 9.50
IIALF1.10LIDAY
We the undersigned Isierehants of
the Village of Exeter agree to dose
our respective places ot business at
12.30 sharp EVERY Wednesday
during the mouths of June, July
and August.
B. W. Beavers.
Jones & May
W. W. Taman
A. Stewart
Sentheott Bros.
R.N.'Rowe
W. 3. Beer
Gs A. BawkinS
S. l'aertin 4.; Son
E.. Gardiner
W. 3. Hearoan
Ed. Dignan
D. Russell.
Grigg Stationery Co.
N. Hockey
T. ElliOtt
H. S. Walters
J. Senior
Jas. Lawson
S. Fitton
P. Frayne
STRAY PIG -A four weeks' • ola
st'..g. has sr.r.aye I unto ,rny Dremi.ses.
Owner can ve sane by peg ex-
penses anti prevelg pry. -Thos.
Houl:lest. Exeter.
CARS FOR lilit,E-Elone St, C. L.
WILSON,.
WM. FE, WYANDOTTE EGGS,
Urnei411urlr
a.tr ot Wh. Wyandotte
Eggs dor satirge. Marti strain Thor-
oughlreds. Hyndmen, Exe:er.
FOR. RENT, -100 acres good pas-
ture, Lot 9, South. Beurulary. Stephen.
.A.pnly to Wesley Jones, Exeter.
PLOWING DONE.
Having purchased a tractor outfit'
I am prepared to accept contracts for
plowing. -E. B. Mitchell, Centralia.
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OVERLAND COI,JP.b. FOR SALE.
Perfect running condition, run 1000
miles; good reason for selling. Appy
at Advocate Office.
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HOTEL FOR SALk...
First-class Hotel, situated at Dash-
-wood on the main road between Ex-
eter and Grand Bend. Buildings allin
Ifiest-class shape, with good stabling
accommodation. Gocd reasons for
selling, Will be sold very reasonably.
For particlars apply to Wm. Zimmer,
Dashwood.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE. ,
Apply to J. H. Geeeve Exeter .
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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. SAI. ELLIOTT.
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TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck for service. Rhone
115, Exeter. S. I, 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 p'clock; evenings
1 to '3
COURT OF REVISION
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Local Doings
Wee Wm. Reid tof Exeter last week
reed word of the death of his
mother, „Mrs. jobn. Ae,I ofBelfastiii.
Breland, aged 86 years, A family of
five sons and four daughters survive.
I. 11, Carling, RA
Barrister Solicitor, 14otaiy Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mo...
Sons 13ank, Rte.
DIED AT SOMBRA.
The death occurred at Sombre on
Thursday, l'day 12th, of Anzfe Rattary
wife of 1R-ev. Edward Jones, formerly
of Exteger, at the age .of 28 years,
Decbased had been ill for eometime.
and Mrs'. Jones were married about
six years ago,. and for a time .Mr.
Jones preached at Varna and Bayfield
Since the death kof Mrs. Jones father
:hey have been farming at Sombrs,
where '1r. Jones has also been sup-
plying in the Presbyterian church, Be-
sides the husband she is survived i.y
a son, and daeghter. The funeral took
place at Sombre. Me. Jones is a son
of \L-. and Mrs. Wesley Jones of town
who attended. tile funeral
OLD RESIDENTER PASSES.
Mr. George Cudmore, old and
?Jailer res,esient ,of Exeter, answered
,he great roll call an Sunday morning
last about 7.30 cecloek. Several weeks
age he had the misfortune Of falling
whse s. a rte4g,hbors and fracturedhis
thigh. Since that time he has been
emu -Zits -id to his bed, suffering consid-
erably Irani the effects of his injury
and being in the ti4th year of his age
the strain preVed too great a shock to
his constittetien, and he gradually sank
until death elaimed lam, He was born
n Devonshire, Erng., en, the 30th day
of August, 1937, and just 30 years lat-
er lie same to Canada. nettling Imre:
where he lias resided ever since. His
wife was Mary Jane, Siaelake, who pre-
deeeased him !II the year 1338. lie
is surveyed by two SOn$, Wilber of
uatistay. Alta., and Enos of Sedro
1,Voelley, Wash, tind one daughter, Mrs
Wm. Fraser, with whoni he was resist.
log at the time of his death. He
also
leaves one brother, Aaron, of 1...'rystal
Ciiy, Mn-. and two sistv;s• Mr.. John
Johns cat ,own,, and Me& Thos.. Prior.
He wa., member ;h: Zsiethodist
Church, end in politics was a Comer-
vative. HO was a hard working and
industrious man and of careful habits.
The lusteral cook place to Ow Exeter
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Ntcee; hereby given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll of
the Wisp Exeter will hold iesi first
meeting en the Counc.1 Chambers, Li-
brary Bulling, Exeter, on Monday.
.30th day ol May, ,1921, at 7.30.p.m.
Jos. Senior.; Clerk.
ISEATH OF MRS. DAWDEN.
The sad death took place on Thurs-
day evening last :Nay 12th a Mildred
View:1u Martin, Nvlfe of Mr. Sandy G.
Bawden a EcImenton, in her 36th
year. Deceased came here from Ed-
monton a few weeks ago, and two
weeks prior to her death. became the
:nether Pt a baby girl. Her recovery
WU Dna as rapid and successful as
hoped tor, but ;she was supposed to
have passed the dangerous period
when she was suddenly seized with
heart failure, and death followed in
a few. moment& casting a gloom over
,he whole community. Deceaseo was
a daughter of Mr. %arid Mrs, .Sarnuel
Alantin of toetn, ,and was born at Ex-
eter. About ten. years ago she mar-
ried gr. 'Bawden, and after two or
three years residence here she and
her _husband moved to Edmonton to
reside. She was a general favorite
with old and young and both here
and in her vqeseern. home she had made
VerV many warm friends, who heard
of her passing with sincere regret.
Besides rhe husband and little da.ugh-
ter !she. is survived by her parents, one
brether.. Wilbur and 'one sister, Miss
Lulu, all oth
f whom have e sympathy
of entire community in their be-
reavement. Alter the arrival of Me.
Bawden pn noon on Monday the fun-
eral, took place •at 3 o'clock to the
Exeter cemetery, the service being
conducted by Revs. Wilson, McAlister
and Foote. The floral tributes were
very beautiful, many of them being
sent by friends in. Edmonton.
WANTED a local representative at
Exeter to represent "The Old Relies
ble Foothill Nurseries", and cover sur-
rounding; territory. A splendid' open-
ing, for a. reliable man. Exclusive 12r-
ritory.,-- STONE & WELLINGTON
Toronto; Ontario.
COURT REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
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Notije is hereby ,given that a Court
of 'Revision 01 the Assessment Roll'of
the. Township of Stephen will hold its
first meeting in the Town Hall, Cre&
ton, on Thursday, the 26th day efMay
1921, at 1 o'clock es, m,
HENRY EILBER,
Township Clerk, Crediton, Ont
HIGH INVESTMENT YIELDS
NOW AVAILABLE ,
Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds
Provence of Ontario Bonds. ,
City of Toronto and other leprids'...
ERNEST ELLIOT
(Mace Elliot Building Exeter
TURNING MILL •.
t
All kinds of Turning, Gum/Sting
Saws, Etc., done on shortest nOtiep.,,-
FOR SALE.
Massey -Harris Cream Separator, 500
eapacety, nearly newe •
APPLE BUTTER AND BOILED
-Cider, first-class quality, •
INDIAN PONY FOR SALE, 4 yrs.
old. •
S. X. V. CANN, Phone 115
Y. P. C. A.
Ladies' Night to -night at the Y.
The rooms open. ell day May 24th. IA
gathering of ladies and gentlemen at
night,- A meeting is being Arranged
for delegates from surrounding places
to schedule games.
1.1'
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Trivitt Memorial
Church
INVEST YOUR, FUNDS
in Victory, Demittion of Canada, Pro-
incial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trost Foods.
At exist/kg prices from 6 Der cent
to 7 per cent can be obtained from
these bonds,
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
Tuegelay next is :May 24th, a public
holiday.
a.m.-"The Abiding„presence of
Chase”
p,m."The Concealment of Christ."
eltev A. A. Trumper, Rector
s•
efrs. Thomas Jones is confined to
her .hOme through illness.
Rev. W. K McAlister is to con-
duct anniversary -services next Sunday
at Munro
Mr. Preston Dearing of Stephen has
been suffering from a severe attack
of quinsy.
• Mr. 11000.ngs is still taking the
re,St, .cure at,his home, and improving
considerably. -
Laborers in Ottawa are aeeepting3O
cents pe' honer to go to 'work outside
the city. This is the wage that is ef-
fered, by the 044ariO labor butiettar,
Dr. !Moore of London was here Sim -
day in consultation uSith. Dr. Hy:adma4.
regar.ling. the illness of "Aliss Station
and 7A, E. Fuke, both of whom are
showing Signs of improvement
The ,poor Printer is hit another blow
bv the Union .Government's. new Sales
Tax 1,4COXISe. AS we are Classed
manufacturers we must pay three ner
cent. on all 'job printing mantifactur-
ed our establishment"
Judge Porterfield of Kansas City,
says, the youth of to -day is "dancing
';,•s NNW to hell, through the public
dartee halls and movies. The courts
or the schools can make good thud -
ren so long as this practice is con-
.inued."
Mrs Hulbert ot the Wellington St
Methodist Choir, London, assisted theMain St . Methodist ,,Choir in the ser-
viee ot praise last. Sunday
lie- solo contribution, "I Come to
rhe." was much, appreciated !!)y the
CengregatiOrk,
Major W. J. 'Beaman, was in Clinion
ta weelCattendiu7 a meeting of the
Huron Batmlion, a.Z.dis to take charge
of his old eompany during the summer
camp at London in jene. He. is tore-
eruit the company at BrusselarSea-
forth, Hensall. and Exciter. The rate -
of pay is $1.50 'for old: and $11.25,,,,for
new members.
Tobaeco is the, least harmful of the
"four social p'oison.s', tea, coffee, 'to-
baeco and alcohol, according to Sir
jetties Cantlie, the eminent surgeon.
He says three days abstenance from
smoking would entirely free the sys-
;em from nicotine. He condemns the
cigarette. •
4JAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
11 aSM,—How life's problems were
taken up by our Lord.
7 p.m.—Beulah Land.
The Minister.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11,00 -"For Thine is the Kingdem,and
the Power and the Glory For -
sever". Our Lord's Prayer.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7.00 p.m. -Rev. McConnell, of Hen -
sail Presbyterian Church.
Inspiring Music. All welcome
MAII'PST. METHODIST CHURcH.
'Re'.v Geo. McAlister M.
• • Phone 21.r3
11 J. Morley Coiling
31 p.m.Sunday School and'Bible
J.,*„orleycolling
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2;36-S. S. Anniversery.,-Rev. J. MOT,
ley Coiling.
F11,44:11C;
1110.Mik
WEDDED IN TORONTO.
Mr, Earl Browning, son of Dr.
Browning of thwn, was married in To
:onto a Lew days ago to Miss Mont-
gernere7 of that city. Earl will have
the best wishes of his many friends
here for a happy wedded life.
UNVEILING OF TABLET.
The public are cordially invited to
attend a ceremony in connection. with
the unveiling of a Memorial Tablet
which has been placed in the banking
room of the local branch of The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce in honour
of the members of the Bank's staff
from Exeter and District who enlisted
for service in 'the Great War. The
unveling will take place at the Bank
on Thursday afternoon. 19th \lay, at
4.30 o'clock.
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.1.UN11OR BASEBALL LEAGUE.
The Baseball Schedule for the Ex-
eter V.P.C.A., Clinton and Seaforth
Junior Group shows the following list
of games. The Exeter committee is
W. J. Beaman, Boyle, W. S. Cole.
-Exeter play.s at Seaforth an June 2,
July 15, and August 12; at Clinton on
June 10, June 19, and July 29.
Clinton ,play.s at,Seaforth on. June 6,
July 12; July 26; at Exeker on May
31, Judy 8, and Augnst 9;
Seaeorth plays at eClinton 'on May
27, July 5, AQggsil, t$; at Exeter on
June 2, JuilY .15, And August' 12. •
Mr. Walter Dearing of London vis-
ited here over Sundary
Miss Grace Creech of Stratford Bus-
iness College, was home over Sunday.
Mr. Robert. Rowcliffe left last week
spenJ someenonehs at High, Water,
Man.
ass Lii1ilai Kay of 'Toronto is vis-
i:Ung her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Kay.
Mr. Herb...Soutlecott left Monday
for Toronto to resume nes duties as
traveller.
Sir. Luther Braund and two sons of
Brantford visited with friends here
over Sunday.
Mrs. Se. S. Deaviiit, after a few
weeks' visit here, returned to Lis -
Ls well Monday.
Miss Charlotte Dearing returned on
Saturday from Detroit where she
spent the winter.
Mrs, j. H. Markham of London
spent a comele days with friends in
town the latter part of last week.
Mr. a,nd Mrs. Kestee of Brantford,
and Met and Mrs. Wm, Amy of Bur-
ford spent Sunday at the home of .Mr.•
E. Jory.
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41and Mrs, W. Herbert, Mr. Fall -
sell, and Miss Terry -of London spent,
the week.Ads.54 w•ittle*ri,a0 Mrs'. E,
Gardiner of town
Mr. ancl,:-Mta,:13?''F.I'VerguSon of'
Winnipee vaerived• here the latter part
• of, i.a.st wieek ,and ,w3.11 vent for a time
wethe latter s parents, Mr. and Mrs,
.
Mr. acrid Mrs. Thomas Dayinin jief 1)
on Fr:day for their home in Outlook
Sask., After spending the winter in
town, Mrs. Murray also ,returnea to
her ham& n Dakcita, while Miss Edith
Dads accOmparded them and will, viesii
her sister Mrs, Cockwell at Illeds
worth, Sask •
"rtrisei '
e-saressels-or
PHONE- 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
TRUE- V ALU
At this time of generally unsatisfac-
tory buying conditions, it is empha-
sized to the thoughtful purchaser that
the true v:ilue of a corset -Toes not lie
in the monger of dollars you pay for
it, but in the number of days it will
wear beyond the life of the average
corset and continue to give you the
joy of possession it gave the Arst day
you put it on,
You may buy every
GOSS A D
Pion: Lgcfns
CORSET
with our assurance of your complete
satisfaction.
E
oF
OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT TS BECOMING MORE
POPULAR EACH WEEK. AS WELL AS GOSSARD'S
WE ALSO HANDLE THE CELEBRATED NEMO, TM.
CROMPTON'S LA GRACE AND 0. Sc, A. liRANDS,
ASK TO SEE OUR "NUNIODE" BRASSIERES.
FINAL CLEARING OF LAD IES AND MISSES' SPRING COATS AND
SUflS
Every Coat and Suit must go regardless of price. We can offer you
real bargains for the next ten, days.
MEN'S AND BOY'S STRAW HATS
The Summer Straw Hats are here for !lien and Boys. -Sailors, Pan-
amas, Etc., at wonderfully attractive prices.
'MEN'S SUMMER FURNISHINGS
Metes Belts, Ties, Braces, Shirts. Garters, Pyjamas, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Etc,, ready for summer selling.
LADIESBLOUSES.
Shipment just. arrived, Voiles and Georgetkes. Ask to, see our Georg-
ette Blouses at $5,00. They are beauties.
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST.
JONES & MAY
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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 jai.
5. W. Simms
Express Office, Exeter.
R. N. ROWE
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor -Hearse Service
Phones 20J and 20W.
WESTERN ONTARIO i3EST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
-CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Our winter term commences Tues-
day, January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short-
hand 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 witness.
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
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Special Value in Shoes and Oxfords
for 1 Week only
FIFTEEN PAIRS LAD IES' OXFORDS. ,sizes 3, 4 ,5, and 6. They
are just the thing for wearing around the house. Regular price $3.00 and
$3.50. Special Price th.,s week $1.98.
28 PAIRS LADIES OXFORDS AND PUMPS.-Beeter quality than the
above line. Regular $4.50 to $5.50 values. Not every size Sn this assort-
ment. Special Price this week $2.48.
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: 46 PAIRS MEN'S FINE SH028 sE:''''Wehaee 46 pairs Men's Fine Shoes
Bizet 6 and '7, 7'1-z and 8 This 'IS real bargain for men- whet. want a
„tight weight shoe for summer. Regular AT 44:501'to '
Specia0, Price for ths week only $2.98,and $3.48.
75 PAIRS MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES - Reguilar .$5.50 and .$6.00
• .valiree., If in need of a good work .shoe sure, 10 see these lines. .
Special. Price $4,98.
Southcott Bros.
DR. AL E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr, Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. SW,EET
Veterinary Surgeon
Can be consulted at his office.
Dehorning Clippers ;to rent.
Office -t °
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
DR, HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST .
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter t
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. f,' mre
Dr. G. F. Roalstoan L. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office '
Closed Wednesday afternoon.s.
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 Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farts
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed aucttiotr
nei LorCountiesof
Prices Reasonable' and Middlesexon
Guaranteed.
• Crediton, - Ontario.
If you want to order a daily paper
r magazine, or renew a -present sub-
scription, leave your order at the
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
POsta0e .stainp and coat of
money order .and when clubbing
tie more besides.
MONEY- TO LOAN •
We have &large amount- of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN 8C'STANBURY
13arristers, Solicitors, Exeter