HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-6-2, Page 8EXETER ADYUG .TE, TaintaBEY. ITUNE a, 1821
Exeter Markets
CH \NGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
fiarley ,` " 35 too 55
Vamile Flour ,.5.30
Feed Flour 2.10
5.'...,.,. .j, 1.60
Brame ....... ..,3.60
L emery Butter 32
leery Butter 24 to 27
22
Eggs
Hper ?tom ,...,.,,. „_... 3:I5 to $ib
liege .e. 8,00
Local Doings
Miss Beatrice Howey still continues
quite el, but 3s slowly improving,
1Mr, A. Hast;,ngs is see confined to
his :Fume, and slowly improving.
Mr, Johan Jahns is at present con-
fieed to his bed through illness.
Mrs. Samuel, Smith es still quite 11
but is showing signs of improvement,
The June session of the Heron
County Couaaci' will open at. Goderich
on Tuesday, June 7th.
weather hiss Rowe resumed her teaching
\ e. onve had ,real warm duties in the Primary Room on Wed-
�. s week, and et with the rains of nesesy, after being pff six weeks ow=
frit week, .s making everything grow ing to illness,
•saredly. Big crowds are attending, the various
league baseball games in the district.
League baseball is a money making
game, as well as,,good fun.
There is a prosneet of oil being
found on the farm of Mr. l,1, deem
in the Exeter Opera Rouse on Wed- Routley London Road South, wind
nesday, June 15th by the Chisel expert-> are to be engaged to go
hurst Dramatic Club. under the aus- we The proz erty.
pities of the Stephen and Vsborne Mrs. Thames Josses, who has been
Junior Farmers' Aesoeiation, Fur- dangereus1y- ?Ii suffering from a cev
tiler notlee next weep. ere e tack of erysipelas, is naw ;how-
'atg stns of improvement, elthough she
NOTICE TO WATER USERS. 's are yet out of danger.
COMING
That fareial play "The Yoeug
Country Seiieol Nairn" will be given.
The London :Methodist Conference
Please take settee that your water nerrieteri sessions commenced on
eerviee was installd for your owe Wednesday menthe at Askin Street
nse and not your neighbor, Custom- Chu:ch. London, The general ses.-
ers ueing water other titan epeeiaed stens open on Thursday afternoon,
will be charged aecordieglY• Mr. Jas G. Walker, son of `tr. and
PUBLIC 'UTILITIES Colt firs, Wil«Tlitow
+�i?ag n u?pledliam atponaler havof;;ng successfn,.sultote
tv eacsed les examinee= at the end
PIGS FOR
SALE.--E=gh 6 -Weeks „f his first 3etr in the Dental College
old pigs. A ply to Thos. Rawcliffe, Toronto.
London Roar! South.
.
lair and Mrs'. Wellington Nei!, Kirk -
ore announce the e agement of their
INSTITUTE. r
ti A I, daughter. Le
ere U -LE c.augh.e.. L, -ilia .lily. to ,lir. James
.,hiss Part. Government spear, will Turnbull, son,
marriage to tate place
of \tree Alex; Turnbull
L
. cldress• the iiurord:•le le.omart's In- of e; islshor'ne, e in. June.
Mute at the Ss heel House, June 9tb,
es 3 p.m,. ;an the eubeeet of "Horne Felice Constable Roy Brammer and
leensing and F%, s. '`d," Ali ladies are Frei tila.so•a of Londoe have been sent
we corse, up for teal for wrongful seizure of
is , liquor from Wm. "McCaffrey of Bid -
Andrew I-1,clts, M.PP 'will give an du3nh, and `eco for •aecentang $150 in
,,rte ess a: the Regsa z. :tact^,;aa o: cash and a $:50 cheque es hush stoney
arae `'.'earrear Reed esb on 'Monday
;evre.•tiaap, June an.h• :reel, London. =toupee the engage -
11r red Mrs. C. Hceig pas, Ins R!dout
RECRUITS WANTED anent of their daughter, Edith 11ar'on,
o Mr, 1. Herold Iluplan of Londo1,
For Huron Brea on •+h . Ea gos:.;,n- s sn of Mr. and Bate: Mrs, C. FI. Du -
4e tamp at London oe June 9th. plan of Ilderton, the marriage to take
Apply to W. 3. HEAJIAN. place in June.
Normaa Garfield, convicted of mur-
STRAY SOW. escaped from Woodstock jail, on.
There strayed from premises of Wr,ereneeday afternoon, but was cap -
ns thethe undersigned, Lot 15, Cion. 13, Us °u;ed on Friday near Georgetown. The
jailer and turnkey have: been suspend -
borne, a big black sane. Information.
,,M. although Garfield claims they
that will lead to ichor rows-ry will be were at at fault.
rewarded. :'`RCH 1E McCU1tDY not
irhone34-14 ikirkton Owing to the absence of the Rev.
--- G. McAlister at Conference in London
WANTED a local representative at next Sunday, the 5th inst., the ser -
£.rete: to represent "The Old Relia- vices in, :twin St. .Mtethodist Church
"b1e Fonthill Nurseries", and cover sur- will be taken charge of by W .
rounding territory, A splendid open- Johnston. The subject in the morn-
ing for a reliable man. Exclusive tee, -:nee will be "The Winsome Jewish
eetory,— STONE & WELLINGTOMaiden who became a Gracious Queen
Toronto, Ontario. A:nd Zn the 'evening "The Unanswer-
L R. Carling, B.A
emote: Solicitor. Notary Public
Commissioner, Solj'citor ,for the Moi
soots. Bank, Etc,
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory., Domtseen of Canada, Pro-
vincial anti Municipal Blonds,, all legal:
eivestntent for Trust Feeds.
At elating prices, fret* 6 Derr cent
to 7 per event, can be obtained frorn
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -.Carling Bk., M , St., Exeter
able Argument."
CARS FOR HIRE—Phone 56, C. L, 1Many, members of the Canadian
WILSON. 0 Weekly Newspaper Associa.ion of
WHITE W YANDOTTE EGGS.
Limiter] number of Wis. Wyandotte
Eggs for setting, Martin straian, • Thor-
oughb-eds. —G, 1-Iyndman, Exeter.
PLOWING DONE.
Having purchased a tractor outfit
I am prepared to accept contracts for
pie-Nino—E. B. Mitchell, Centralia.
HOTEL FOR SALE..
First-class Hotel, situated at Dash-
wood on the main road between Ex-
eter and Grand Bend. Buildings allin
,first-class shape, witch good stabling
accommodation. Gocd reasons for
sell ng Will be sold very reasonably.
For particiars apply to Wrn. Zimmer,
Dashw ood.
NEW VIILIG ROUTE.
I wish to announce to the citizens
of Exeter that I commenced a milk
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. J. V. CANN.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught .by Mrs.
E. J Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to F
The ,girl can no longer look forward
to the: time when ,she can put ors long
skier's. Nobody wears em now, and
more thee a J• the romance has gone
out of the girl's ,life. The boy, how-
evese .may still anticipate the time
when he dons the long pants.
A school boy was required. to write
200 words about a motor car. He sub-
mitted the fo lowing : My uncle
bought a motor car. He was out rid-
ing re the country when. it busted go-
ng up a. hill, The •other 180 words are
what rmy uncle said when he was walk -s
g back to town but I know you
wouldn't want meets repeat there;
The attention of fa-rriers is. drawn
to the article on another page, gig tg
the list of questions that they will
be ,-ectulred to answer when the cen-
sus takes call ors them during • the
next three •weeks, It will be of great
advantage to the commissioner and
ease to the farmer if the latter has his
• .forntation at hand' When the com-
missioner cads. The lilt of questions
I; a toam:dable one, end all must be
answered truthfully. We print this
list on. purpose Ito assist both parties
end we hope the farmer well take ad -
ventage of the ,fact .that it is before
Wen ;e.,rly.
Siamese an editor should, just for
once, relieve his mind by printing all
he news he happened to k tow at
hat minute,. Options would be
h.otvn up, citizens arrested, fam-
�e:ye disrupted, fights fought cat!
ea ry secret corner, candidates e-
ee:a Wig, minsters leaving for di:;
tarn parts, lawyers taking long vas -
cations, business men turning things
over to their clerks. for a. season.
heed girls huneitg for new jobs, and
•e et down a lone, list a castnalttea
--and the editor would be• so mussed
un that his corpse couldn't be iden-
tified by anis owua, family. A.. news-
naoer man doesn't know everything,
but his work is such that he. hears a
lot that common sense, common, de-
cency and common prudence keen
out Qf the pater,-- Cornwall Free-
holder.
FIRST STRAWBERRY,
On Monday e of to noon May 30, Mr.
W. H. Dearing showed us the first
time strawberry we have seen this
season, It was a nice ripe peed nen..
This is surely early.
HICKS—PRESS.
A. former Exeter boy, George E.
Hicks, grandson of Mrs. John San -
Eastern Canada leave today to attend dors of Stephen, was married in Tor -
the convention in Vancouver, par l onto on May 21st, to Miss Alice Preas
Mal train of ten cars carries the party of that city; formerly, of Thornbury,
west. Many stops will be made along elle ceremony took place in All
she route. They leave'Toronto
Jr .Sts June 2nd and return onJune 2 `n t S n pts church, and was performed by
.
1 M J.M. Southcott left VJednes i Rev; Murphy. The young couple were
bury ;they will reside in ,
A rink of bowlers is attending 1 'l! have 'the best wishes of the many
\xintee Cup games in London this friends of the groom here, Mr. Hicks
day Mrs.
Toronto to take in the trip. unattended. After a trip to Thorn -
1 'd Toronto and
the w i
week.- This cup is ,now held by lei `mss a returned boy,
--
G. Seldores rink, ;and has been won
EXETER Y,P.C,?l WINS
twice by his rank. Next V4 edn_sday
.he Scotch Double players go to FIRST LEAGUE GAME.
Seaforth to try for the Mernpr 'cup,
which 5s now held by Heaman and The first aame•of the Junior League
Creech and has been won twice by .n Baseball took place on' the Exeter
Them, A third win. in either case diamond on :Monday night, between
will land the ;trophy for keens. : Clinton and Exeter teams, resulting in
The ,first meeting . pf the Huron , faro= of Exeter bey a score of 6 to5.
l l� ane rrun¢ugs as1ere played, and -at the
Trustee and Ratepayer's Association and of the eighth Clinton was two up.
will be held in the Temperance Hall,+but Exeter made g rally in the last
Goderich, on Wednesday, June 8th, frame rand scored the two runs ne-
at 2 p. •m. The Association has for `essary 'to win, .the game. Major Hea-
itsabject the ,improvement ,of our • man umpired. The locals ' have a
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The. Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3
o'clock :.n the ,afternoaru of Tu•e.sday
the 7th day of June, 1924. All ac-
counts against the County must be in
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Mon:dav preceding the meeting of the
Council
G. W. Holman, County Clerk
Ceder -eh, May 20th, 1921.
HIGH INVESTMENT YIELDS
NOW AVAILABLE
•
Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds.
City of Toronto and other bonds.
ERNEST. ELLIOT
Office Elliot Building Exeter
Educetnonal System and finding aux
th•e wants of the community in. Edu-
cational ;tatters. Every one interest-
ed• shauld make ,it a point to attend
this meeting. An excellent program
will be provided.
Y. P. C. A
To -night is lades' might,
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11
7 sem.—
Rev A. A. 'Tramper,
Rector,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CRURCH
Revs James Foote, 13. A., Minister
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 axe and. 7 p.m.
The Minister.
JAMES ST. MritHODIST CHURCH
Pastor,M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 a,m.—"Song Service," by Prof.
Anderton.
7 pan,, Rev. Wilson or one of the
Conference ministers will
h
TURNING MILL
MAIN'.ST 'METHODIST CHURC
All kinds of • Turning
Saws, Etc:, done on sh, ortest Gunotticemming. Rev, Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 210
FOR SALE.
Massey -Harris 'Cream Separator,' 500'11
lbs:tscapacity, nearly new.' • .,3
APPLE .BUTTER AND BOILED
Cities, first-class equality,
INDIAN PONY FOR SALE, 4 yrs:;
rrld. n
S'. J:' V. ,CANN, Phone 115 2
:.m•r-Mr. W. Ji. Johnston.
;sand. 13ib e
p.trt.`�-�atsttiiay :Schoo�1 1
Classes.'
W. H. Johnston.
ETHANY
.30 pins—Mr; W. H. Johnston.
H
strong battery at Harness and Pin-
combe Harness pitched a fine game
fanning some eighiean players. The
Clinton boys are a. snappy bunch of
players and They w.11 be heard from
yet. The batting order ,of the locals
ways,—Pollen rf., EalkwLl isi b., Thom
son 2, b., Pincombe c;., Harness p., Wolf
ss.., Laws•ort c.f., ,Statham ) f., Rivers
3rd b.
---
Mrs. Mathews of Toronito is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred May.
Mrs. Fear of Walkerv:ll•e is visiting
her daughter Mrs. W. S. Howey.
Mrs, Ferguson of Toronto 'is vis-
iting her paretnts, .7?.r•. and Mrs, James
Sweet, :.
Mrs, C,. B:irh:ey land Mrs,. G, Easter -
brook visited with Miss Annie Sanders
in London on Friday.
Mrs. Harry Qgden, with her h ttle
daughie , of Stoughton, Sask., is vys-
tting at the home of her father, Mr,
John Gillespie,.
Mr, an:d Mre Johln Hun.kin and Mr.
and yrs. Syhnarms Caton and farrely
spent ,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Homey of Kipwert
Mrs McLellan returned ,on Monday
from Gifford after attending the
funeral :of her sen, Robert McLellan,
brother of Mrs,. Nelson Sheerer
Dr. George Seldon of Vancouver : is
here in consultation. with Dr. Hyndmari
regardeig She illnees .of hes niece, Miss
Marjorie, ,Seldon, who continues ser-
iously, ilL ,
M.rs, J Westlake, Mn and Mrs. Will
Pas'smo a , cit iiidre.n, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred`Parsons, Master Harold and Miss
�W
lis ii tel niiot'd. ed to Wyoming and
spoiltline weak lend,withi the fo_rrer s
J. West/aim, of that place,
�
wn e,
>dr; aand 14Irs.: James ' ,Ir u b ' (nee
E na Luxtionj of Geenfell, Sask., left
en May 22 for, Montreal to spend' a few,
flays with Mr. and Mrs. Bert • Luton,'
before sailing, on ;the
Scotland where they will ' spend,the
summer.,
PHONE 32.
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32..
Special Values iu Summer Erdillise
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES.
We ,have a splendid range of Chierren"a :Summer Wash Dresses for
ages 3 to 14 years. Many of these are :n odd sizes :andd broken ranges at
greatly reduced prices.
LADIES HOUSE DRESSES AT $1.65.
3 dozen. Ladies' print house dresses, sizes 36 to 44, ie nice range: oleo). -
ors, very special this month at $1,65 each,
MIDDIES AT 31.75,
Ladies' and :Misses' fine quality Ibe celebeated Admiral brand
pllan white, also with colored trimmings, regularly up to $.2.50 each. Special
June selling price only $1.75 each.
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
Ladies' and Misses' White Wash Skirts fn Tr enes :as►4 Gaberdines,
full c: ngc of sizes, prices much lower than :est season.
LADIES' GENUINE GLOVE Sale BLOOMERS AT 32,95,
These Sbloomers are a real bargain. They are genuine glove sill:, in
flesh colo' only, worth easily twice this price. Our sneetal June selling
price only 32,95 air,
GINGHAM'S AT 29C. YD.
Hundreds of yards of fine gingbams :gin ehecl,;s and stripes on sale
this laonth at 29c. yard.,
HAIR RIBBONS AT 20c. YD,
Ribbons tare much cheaper. We can give you a nice quality of silkrib-
bon 3 1-2 inch wide in popular colors just the thing for hair ribbons at 20c
yard,
CLEARING OF EMBROIDERIES AND INSER`1 IONS
We have .placed,en sale two lots of ,rinse embroiderer and insertions—
hundreds of yard s to choose from. Jany of these lines are less than hall -
price.
OUTING SHOES FOR SUMMER.
La 'es' Il ltite oxfords, Pumps, Ties anti Strap Slippers, zn either
l,ee:he; or rubber soles. Alsothe vee, laze't styles of Black, and Brown
K t Slipners, all, at moderate prices.
MEN'S OXFORDS AND RUBBER SOLE SHOES.
White Oxfords or High Shoes fa- the warm weather. We keep a
fine assortment, with either leather or azeelin soles. .Also high grade
Brown and Blaek Oxfords.
RUNNING SHOES FOR CHILDREN
Brown or l,Vpite to suit everyone. Shoes or Slippers, Oxfords, Pumps,
or strap styles.
SPECIAL -25 pars Ladies' fine grey Oxfords regular $7.00, for 3498.
THIS STORE WILL ,Bk, CLOSED EVLRY WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY •AiD AUGUST.
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 Hearse Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
CENTRAL
S'I"RATFOR0,. O tell.
Our winter terin commences Tues --
day, January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short-
hand or Telegraphy Departments at
any time. Oar 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 cotfildential; no witness,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Fleet Foot Shoes
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John, St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr, Vining)
Phone 26w
If you ln,ve anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column.
For every member ,of the family. -Fleet .Foot Shoes have proved so
ponular and. are an such wide demand that the styles have been multiplied.
tto meet every ,summer need, These shoes are restful and comfortable
and are just the thing for summer weer. Let: us show' youthe new styles
:Billie Burke House Dresses °`'
For porch, .house, or street wear, Thesedresses are made from good
quality, !good -,gashing. ginghams, an.d come. ev very ,smart °styles, They art.
priced arc `` i
34.50 35.00 . $7.50
20, Doz. Black Cotton Hose
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Lively Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
eight.
Sizes -,834, 9, • 9'e t and 10. This' }ease •sold la!s't .season for 50C a pair.'
Forquick' selling .we Dawe marker'theal atthe ,low p±'itce'per pair 25c
.
St
o�ccstBros t
h
This Store will close every Wed, afternoon 'durirug. June, July, August.
Dr. G. F. Roulston, 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 & Stsnbury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONE1tR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
If you wattt to order a dai1Y Pape
or magazine, or resew a present sub-'
scrtption, delve your order at the
,Advocate Office. We save you paper,.
envelope postaoe stamp and corn of
money' order .and when clubbing a..14-
tie
,l t -tie more besides.
'MONEY TO LOAM
We have a large amount of private
funnds to loan on farm and village
property • at .low - rates of • llnterest.
GLADMAN &' STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
e.