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CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Seo: is 5 .. 1,60
Barley ,.a..,..,
oats ...
Family Flour ,....
Feed Flour ...�:,
Bete
Cre.antery Butter oess. . 33
Ssa=ry Butter...,.. 25-28
28 to 30
18
$15 to $16
.., 8.00
48 to 55
35 to 37
..5.30
.. 2.10
1.60
1.60
Lard
Hay ape, tae:, .......
Regis ......
Tti •s,. who attend the Temperate
d a s -en on ; i Certitoa ba Wednes
e r :.a .er oo;a ::nd es-ere:e t, Jun?.
wee `'ave U a opporitunity o£ hearing
D. George(:. Pidgeon rector of 81oor
Si. resbPy terian Church, Toronto.
Pte;:deryof the Ontario Social Ser-
eese Ceune on "Social service pIans
said e,evo unties, and .n the 4v.ning
e•t
.he :new est ensiep'. Reports of
°Leers wile be received. An interest-
ing, ..e:n :s a bouquet at b o'clock, to
be toe:owed by addresses. All the
eau . hes are ens titled to send delega-
tes and everybody will be welcome
Your rite r Scar rias reee:ved program.
Uuren n v stands well up and it
shousil be leer: there.
EXETER iylivonafrt, TRU1B311:AY, JUNE 16, 1931
Local Doings
OUR, THANKS.
Henry Reynolds Rias our 'banks
for a b» of the •most beautiful straw-
berries it has sever been our privilege
to look upon—and they tasted just as
gaa•3 as they looked,
WENT TO CAMP.
The volunteers of Huron, Bruce and
\'iddlesex are iza..cauap at London. this
week Major Heiman had about forty
auader, his command, about twenty go-
ing from Exeter. They left on Friday
e and w iL return this Saturday. The
East time the soldiers went away .iii
I was on a different errands,
Res. Hear, -les Barad et players :,std
singer, w: i part'orm a. t'ra°ci:toe. Fri-
eze evert:aa. F+ r per.Seulars se,: Cred-
...st stews,
SHORTHORNS WANTED
Wame3 number of Shorthorn
hetet and a few choice bulls. 0ny-
nie weft the above nieettiPned state(
to .544 I._ndly communicate et ()nee
. +
the cdd ess b°low, as I ;.:tend vis -
tog, Ewes: ,n the sours. ax xa few
Isys.—\V. J. 1::Callum, Bratuleen,Ont
RememberCencert and Straw -
9 : n Dame R°nk, Excite-,
•Fr.lay Jute ?4. Brit nswick Tiee end
`' ss Mee Esker", Re adsr, London.
nesse seine title I, ootid;"a r Adtr:'s.sitar
cents; u lx.;zirr. 35=.
a fete Al TEND D1VlNl; SEF.VIC F.
seedier, le ete Ex.t r Drench opt
eso F,O \6^,1x" attestd d s ate serve -
tee t l sett It unor;. t:ie neh Cert
,LZ: s.C..il,n„ June be, . ta,tan,
members ei neighboring °'lui,s:are
eseseialls invited. The ma mb.rs and
c. • ,at.,.} members will nem t at the Club
Benin:'s iia,'l net o t Reck,
fan when i`ey w'l march to the
,:emelt et a body. A odd ervitt-
nen is esteemed to ths lades.
Owing se the drop 'n s:i materiel we
ere nb:i ie m.anui u lure ice ..:ream at
.-. es•— 5e. ;c p'e,. 50e. a
'Maar.; 5c. a (Ilse—W. J. S"l:WHAM.
LOST—A teen oi money on east side
of Main. Si., between Men St, church
:ltd 1', Elito,t's shop. Finder rewarded
by leaving at this o:flee.
ESTRAY STEERS.
There strayed canto t::. premises of
the. undersigned, two yeaiin; Hereford
netts. Owner can have same by prov
in; property and paying expenses.
JONATHAN KYDD, Hay P.O.
--
SUSAN' HEIFER
l'here strayed onto tie: premises of
the undersigned, Lot 20, Con. 4, Step -
her, a red yearling heier. Owner can
have same by proving property and
peen's expenses F. TRIEBNE , Jrt
elXO\\ CASE FOR SALE.
Small one. Apply C. L. WILSON.
ROOMS TO RENT
in Pr raie Hume at Grand Bend;
also bent with time cots in good loca-
tion. with rust.s table and seats. Ap-
ply Box 111, Mss Emma Molllard,
Grand Bend, Ont.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractic and
Ele trio Treatments, X -Ray; Hours-
1ea is 12, and 2 to 4, and by appoint-
ment Coneu.tation free. William
and Sanders. Moony 43.
TENT TO RENT.
Suitable for booth, or for camping.
Apply ie C. L. Wilson
WANTED a local representative at
Exeter to represent "The Old Relia-
ble Fonthill Nurseries", and cover sur-
rounding territory. A splendid open
ing for a reliable man. Exclusive ter-
ritory.— STONE & WELLINGTON
Toronto, Ontario.
CARS FOR HIRE—Phone 56, C. L.
,WILSON. __—
PLOWING DONE.
Having purchased a tractor outfit
I am prepared to accept contracts for
plowing.—E. B. Mitchell, Centralia.
TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck for service. Rhone
115, Exterer, S. J. V. CANN.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Ands'ew St. Apply
at any time 4 t 6 o'clock; evenings
Ito 8
HIGH INVESTMENT YIELDS
NOW. AVAILABLE
Domiovion of Canada Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds.
City of Toronto and otber bonds.
ERNEST ELLIOT
Office Elliot Building Exeter
TURNING ,MILL
All kinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws; Etc., done " on shortest notices
APPLE BUTTER AND. BOOL1i.D
Cider, ifirstsclass quality,
S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
THE SICK.
:Mrs. Jahn Hawkshaw, whom, we re-
ported last Week as being quite ill,
:s new impieties; nicely.
Mr. A. E Fuke is ree•overing from
his illness, and i►es table to take a
+walk down street on iktonday.
Mrs. Wm. Hawkshaw has sufficient -
1v improve in "health as to be out
around ngaizz,—efrsl James Sweet is
e t the mend after several weeks ill-
ness.—\ors. Penrice is also recover'ng
,.t: ter a loo',=, i ZaeSS, ,
BOWLING NOTES.
Messrs Fuke and Ferguson and Hea
man ;led Creech tttestded the :Verner
Cup Aoenbles in ,Seaforth last week,
but ;hers: among the "also rans", the
cup berg Wan by Burrows and Willis
of es force. with Rennie and Wlsite-
sides of I-3ensall runners-up for the
;hied time, they los rite to Heamattand
Creels in the finals in 1919 and 1920.
:Messrs. Thos, Pryde, J. A, Stewart
and T. R. Ferguson won the prizes at
:he Friday evening Bowline Tourna-
ment. Twenty-four players Participa-
ted in. the game. The F:it,ay evening
ourney is a weekly event to which
'tors a; well es local players are
tw:.e i Reprrt et the green at 7.15.
BASE3ALL NOTES.
Exee; Jurior I.eagu: Team defeated
Croton at Clinton c►a Friday afternoon
by a score of 9-6, Harness, the Ex-
eter pitehet is too good for CVO -
a,
O -n, and he received exc•e".lent sup-
port on Friday. Exeter got away to
IR lour run start in .the first ant ngs,
Pasman umpired, An unfortunate ac-
s .deet: happened in "she last innings
when with two. out Livermore of Cen-
. en eliding into the home plate got his
wrist doubled up in such a way that
st bone WAS broken.
Quite a number from town saw the
Goderich ball team defeat Zurich at
.he latter place on Friday evening
ea,: by a score of 7-4. This was the
first defeat for Zurich this year.
diersorman
COLLISION.
Abntt, eleven o'clock Sunday eight
an ?c: c intent took ,place at the south
nand of town ,that Might easily have
been attended with fatal results. Har-
- Cortes and hes sister, 'Miss Len',
son and daughter of air. and erns{
Wm, Coates of Usborne, were driving
nto tow,, in thee car, and when op-
posi e \Ir. R. N. Rowe's furn.ittsre
iwareruoms there were three rigs -go-
isng south, two of them abreast, and
.he third, driven, by Harold McFalls,
scut o' Reeve 'V4 illiem McFalls of Bid-
iuiT,h, went to turn out to pass the
other rigs and •iii, doing so -collided
with the car, Mr. Coates seeing the
epproach ng danger immecessieli ap-
plied the. brakes and the car slid for
t'onsiderable distance, but before it
seemed the. horse had struck the car,
and in some manner got partly into it.
S trt.nge. to say none were very badly
hurt, although Mr. Coates was struck
et the stomach with the end of one
of toe shafts of the buggy, but the
injury is not considered en any way
serious. Miss Coates escaped without
e scratch, as did also • lir. McFall*.
The buggy had foxily one shaft brok-
en, and the top of the car was some-
what damaged. The horse had one eye
injured and its aegs were slightly cut.
Hew all escaped with so little injury
e little short of a miracle. Apparent-
ly very little blame ,could be attach-
•nyone, but with the immense
amount of traffic on our streets too
muse caution cannot be observed by
all drivers of rigs and cars.
Y. P. C. A
To -night is ladies' night,
2'rivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"Loving and Hating to the
Glary of God."
7 p.m.—Special service for the U.F.O.
Subject—"In. the Morning Sow Thy
Seed."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 a.m, and 7 pen.
t
The Minister.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J, Wilson, B.A.
11 a.m.—Rev. A. Sinclair.
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 p.m.—Rev. A, Sinclair.
Inspiring Music. All welcome
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11..00 a.m.-
3 p.m.; -;.Sunday School and • Bible-
Classes.
7 sere—le.
BETHANY
2.30 p.m;—Ti.
1. R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for that Mol-
sons Bank, Etc,
INVVF$TYOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and. Municipal Bonds, all legal.
investment for Trust Funds,
At existhag 'prices from 6 Der cent.
to 7 ter cent. can- be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me,
Money to loan at lowest ratesof
interest,
Office—Carling Bk„ Main St., 'Exeter
tr.' \V$11 •Mansoa received his U.1ev-
esity degree of Phm,B. last week,
errs. 'Richard Welsh is Making a slow
but favorable recovery, after her ree
cent oper'ation,.
The road commissioner is having
the .new sidewalks laid on John and
Sanders streets this week,
The U. F Q will ettetnd divine sex -
vice in the Trivet Memorial Church
on Sunday evening next. A. large
number ^s expected to be present',
'Liss .\Mary L. Tom, daughter of In -
Specter Tom of Goderiela, has suc-
cessive -0y completed .her year in med-
icine, having one wear more in the
course.
'Iz. Fred Kerr got thud place in
the.Grand Intetnational .H'andicap
Shoot at St. Thoma last week, after
beaig tie for second place and losing
on the shoot ;off.
Mr, and Mrs, John 'Morgan of Us -
borne neve moved to town, occupying
the home they recently purchased
front Mr. R 4ch; Weleel We welcome
such worthy citizens to our midst.
About twenty-five of the girl
feends of efrs. Chester Harvey, nee
Laura Joys, tendered her a miscellan-
eous shower at her home on Thursday
evening ease and spent an enjoyable
hour:
Lower School, Senior Entrance and
.Senior Graduation examinations are
now On at the Exetee School with
Principal eielay of Henson as the
presiding examiner. About 30 pupils
are writing,
':=and Mrs. John Torrance of. Clinn
ton announce the engag.nient of thea
t,•otuageae daughter, Margaret MMarlton-
aid, to eft- George Ferguson Fos te,
sort of \rr. and Mrs. Cr S. Foote of
Port Arthur, Ont, The marriage will
take place on Wednesday, June 22nd,
For many months, )Jr. Caleb Hey-
wood, an esteemed townsman, eas been
confined. 'to his borne ;from the effects
of a stroke of paralysis, but for the
past couple of weeks ,he has beets get-
ting out emotes Ms friends, who are
delighted to greet him, after his long.
confinement =doors. "Cale" is cheer-
ful and makes the best of Itis' =for-
tunate condition. White not so alert
as of yore he seems to be daily im-
proving
Mr. Joseph Davis has purchased the
dwelling pro. erty of Mrs. Win. North-
cott, opposite the flaxmill 'property,
Exeter North. He has also disposed
of his dwelling property* on the west
side of Hain street, Exeter North, to
Ir George W'eingarden of Parkhill
who will lake possession shortly and
wad do business in the line of moving
buildings,etc. err, 'Welegarden comes
highly recommended both as a citizen
;end workman, and as such we welcome
nine to our midst,
The Clinton New Era says regard -
lee ,a former resident o (Exeter,—"On
Saterday while err, J A Atkinsonwas
working in, the monument yard, the
derrick fell, and struck him on the
shoulder and leg, causing very bad
bruises. A small bone in. the leg was
ttoured and his back is injured and
he is confined to hs bed? It is
reported that the firm of Ball and At-
kinson is dissolving and that a dr.
Zahfe of Owen Sound will enter the
business with \tri. Ball, The new part-
ner is here this week taking stock,
'dr. G. J Dow went to Montreal on
Sunday
rs Verda Rowclaffe of London
was home over Sunday.
Judge Dickson of Goderich spent
Friday ie town on business.
Miss Annie. Day of Toronto is ids -
Sting with her parents here.
2iss Lulu. Hastings of London vis-
ited her parents here Sunday.
Mrs. Latimer Grieve and daughter
of Strathroy are visiting relatives in
town.
Orr. C\7i S. Cole is attending the
Druggists' Convention at Toronto this
week,
A2rs. Ernest Webber is here visiting
wcth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hardy.
\2r. ,end Mrs. Thompson of Beaton
spent e few days et the home of Mr.
S Ma ilio;,`
Newcombe:and sister Mrs.
Howald visited lin Stratford with their
brother e few days last week.
li.4 . ,anr1 Mrs. James Hodgins, of
C=editom spent the week end withtee
former's sister, \2irsI . J. Broderick.
end Mrs, Wilbert Karges, the
misses Morley and Mr. Wolfe of Lis -
rowel visited at the James St. par-
sonage on. Sunday,
David Tait of Detroit has been
the ;guest of his sister, Mrs. Christie,
for A. iew days. Old friends have been
pleased to have a chat with "Lockie"
again.
Mrs. C. A. Heywood of Essex is
visiting with herr parents in Usborne
and with other relatives here. She was
accompasjed by a lady ,friend Miss
Kenyon of the :same place, who spent.
a few days,
Mfr
.and Mrs. H. Rowe sand Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. josses" are attending - the
marriage At Barrie 'on 'June 15th of
Ree Russell May,eon of. Mr, and Mrs,
Johhi May of T,ororstlo,, to Miss Parr
of Barrie.
W. J, McCallum of Brampton,. /Ont.,
and i3ran.don, l\ran., the well lonown
Shorthorn dealer, intends visiting Ex-
eter district in,.the course of ,e. few
days.. See his advertisement in an-
other column.
1.:
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issieseentes.sellessiel
PHONE 32
JONES &MAY
PHONE 32
Socil Vgiles lielly-18-Wcir
• "MONKEY BLOUSE" SWEATERS AT $t50 ,EACH,
We have just received another shipment of pure wool sweaters .(n the
"`Monkey ;Blouse" style, in: a popular range of colors. The demand foe
these Sees been es, great that we have been unable 'to ^sectu-c them fast
enough. Another shipment has just arrived. Very specially , riced at $2.50
each.
HOUSE DRESSES AND BUNGALOW APRONS at $1.25.
Large Bungalow Aprons and House ,Dresses in good quality materials,
clearing this month at $1.25
GEORGETTE AND CREPe 'BLOUSES AT $4.9T
In order to reduce our large stock of blouses we are offering this
month several dozen Georgette and Crape -de- cherte blouses, in a popular
range of colors sizes 36 to 44, at nearly half regular price, clearing at
34,95 each.
LADIES WHITE WASH SKIRTS
Thestew Mettler wash skirts are here n gaberdines, repos, tricotines.
ete, We have dozens to select from tor hisses, Ladies and stout figures,.
Pices very reasonable.
CLEARING OF SU.NeMER VOILES
Many odd dress lengths of voiles ane other summer goods at clearing
.prices 'this month.
OVERALL PLAY SUITS FOR &MAIL BOYS AND GIRLS AT $1.35 each
These overall play suits are just 'the thing for the little boys and
girls for summer, They are easily washe3 and keep their color. Colors are
khaki and navy, very special at $1.35 a suit'.
Sensational Shoe Bargains
Now when you steed them, not when the season as over.
READ THIS LIST
Ladies 'Black or Brown Fine Kid Slippers, :n cross -strays, lies, col-
onials and plain Pumas, Lady Belle or Grae,;i, :Makes, all at ,.,,,.... $4.98
feelies' Black, Brown, or Grey fine Kel Oxfords, re;. ;r„00 for 4.98
Ladies' biglsest grade Empress Kid Oxfords,. Louis heels, reg S9.00, for 615
25 pairs Ladies' Pat, Empress Oxfords, regular $8.50, for 6,50.
Ladies Patent elatry Janes, low heels, reg. 4,50, for ,. ,, 3.75
Ladies' one-strlp House Slippers, reg. 3,50 for ,., 2.75
Ladies' Canvas House Slippers, leather soles for 1.00
CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS
Girls' Classic Slipuers sizes 11 to 2; reg. 4.50 for .,, 3.49
Girls' Classics, sizes 8 to 10 1-2, reg 3.75 for t...,,,,,, ,., 2.98
Girls' Cla;,sics, sizes 6 to 71-2, reg. 2.95, for ............... 2.49
Girls' zed or blue Classics sizes 2 1-2 to 5, for , 1.98
THIS S1ORE WILL Be., CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST.
'ONES & MAY
Auto Licenses
and Markers
Issued in. Exeter.
These aro now being issued in Ex-
eter. We have them in stock and
can supply you at shortest notice.
Have your application forms properly
filled it
9. 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.
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. Gth
CENTRAL
Sefti'rFoP o.. ONT.
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. A school
where you can get thorough sourses
under experienced instructors in Com
merreial, Shorthand and Telegraphy !�
departments,. Graduates assisted to
positions.
Home study courses can be arranged
Get ,our free catalogue.
D. ere McLnichlan, 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
Fleet Foot Shoes
For every member of the family, Fleet Foot Shoes have .proved so
•,00ulae and are its such wide demand that the styles have been multiplied
tto meet every summer ,weed. These shapes are restful and comfortable
and are just the thing for summer weer. Let us show you, the newstyles
Billie Burke House Dresses
For porch, house, or street wear. These dresses , are made from good
quality, good washing ginghams, and come in very smart styles. They are
priced:'apt ,#
$4,50'' $5.00 $7.50
20 Doz. Black Cotton Hose
Sizes n, 9, 9', amd 10. This hose sold last .season for 50c a pair.
'For quick selling we . have marked themat the low price per pair 25c:
Southcott Bros.
This Store will close every Wed. afternoon during June, July, August.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied. by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
If you havle anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Walt
Column.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day os
night.
Dr, G. F. Roulstoay L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Cloned 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 for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Frim
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hostel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Reasoaaabbe and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
If you want to.,order• a daily .paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub-
scrsption,, Reams your order at t15
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope postage stamp and colt of
money order .and when clubbing alit-
the more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
propeerty at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter