HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-6-23, Page 8Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNJ SDAY
Wheat . ,...... 1.55
Barley .4.-... .. ,.....,.. , 48 to 55
Oats ... 35 te. 37
Family Flour ..,5,30
Feed Flour .. ,.... ....-. 2.10
Shcrts ... 1.40
Bran • .. 140
Creamery Rueter ...r,..., 33
Dairy Butter ".,.. 25-28
,. ...31-33
Eggs ,......,, ...
Lard ....,.... 1$'
Hat• per j«oo, $15 to 516 'fig b3be�tas $k Pe~ fent f 't
Hogs 14.00 an Flak Mille at S Cent of its penises.; ZO
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EX.SrU* AI]VO1 ATE, THURSDAY, Ulgi a3, 1921
Local Doings entree Ceenty Agricultural Societies
sent a deputations . to; Goderich
Neel. to secure a urger grant ° from
the: County. Council, The deputation
The exawnneratiors for Exeter cora- quoted f gut es to 'show that other
p?eted their work this ween, couat�es ore mala grants averagsn
$100 to 1375 eo each agzieultural song
Mr. Hotc and of Dashwood: is pre;:tij- thy, Wile en. hiurou at was Dally $25
Ing at e;xatt ,Isere this week. tr* +each. seetety, 'The grants were %n,
_Ars. Ferguson of Chatham is .here c=eased tet cf0,
war ring Pfl her moltlLer, wino is quite-.-.,�._._ -
ill, CANADA'S CONTRIBUTIONS.
The rima Street Church people en- Canada Produces 90 per cent; of the
loved R strawberry festival an k'riday, world's cobalt;; 8g per feat, of its
et o its cockle r
Several stacks of flax belonging to'the per petits of alts e0 per tet 20 per
'the Canada eaforth per feint, of, its
Legs burned last
Wicks. but the build- }as - �id of �a 1oen0 r; 14 oats;
saved by the O flax were « ,its sever; i4; per
firemen, rent o€ its it heat, 4 Per cent!. of its
al Wo-. y ° eld; and 4 Per cent!.of its cooper,
On Saturday last the Ilurored
ree rds Institute held a picnic at Bay- DIED IN .*1ICHIGAN ,
tie_-.. Hn=•oadale <:amnturuty etas well!
represented, Over 200 were presentRelatives here rece`ved word
sixteen cars conveying them to ripe ' Jane 15th of 'the death that day
V- tee ounds. Both old and y Dung iP,gegn, ;inch., of a comer +wider f
enjoy ee ;the day at .the lake and ex -1. ehn oQtvns ry of key hen, Ira the pe_-
piouid 4nianeshine' . , h`; Institute, J o�M,*zaryc aBrged h/xe, ►60e of
',,s r the fta-' orlocL, aged about 60 years;
Toe
fore. Iteeeesee atlas ooze in Ste
The Exeter baseball team has drop- l and resided there trend? about 3a Years
having a Playepee out ot d aJunior mau (ATI' `s, owing Soy ed tovef n n,whed ze ther ee h,av since
age in their
geat et any such ames, The locals claim to be rune- t daughter Besides
alshusband, one
R er enre ate had gone to a ntion. as the ale and elm sisters -John s l?%Qt lefat
, latet JolaR Brol;enshar
Se'I O:`, Grease, P at, Specialises.
All e part times Commlssi basis,
Shout i have car or rig. Samples free.
Write for the profitable terms. T.let.r-
er.es from our Ontario Station, no
dut3 or ex.haage. - Riverside Ref -r
leg Co.. Cleveland,' Ohio,
I.
0 O. F. DECORATION
Tee Exeer t?ddfe.lotvs +v.n:? .meet at
..et: Lodge Rodna on Sunday, Jame 20,
a: 2.30 o a:o -k ;rad by automobile go
Co the ternet.ry to decorate t1Cegraves
of dep.:see i brethren.
Remember the Corvert and Straw-
berry Fes: ;tali in Dome Runk, Exeter,
r, ski Jtrne 24. Brueswiel; Trio end
tens mese Eeker4, Reader, London.
\rosic Song and Laughter. Admission
35 seats, eireeren, 25e.
1IAY .FOR SALE.
By publ au lain On Lot 17, Con, 14,
I. sbor. e, an ['gars. Jose 30, at b p.m.
• =S acre Otani .ria hay, S toms hay in
+now. Thais is choice. hay; ;Bust be
sod zo Lack or storage. Terms tot
suit pt : iaaser. Joan Shute, Proor:e-
esr; W. J r::ompso , euct oeeer.
HE IS COMING, -A. E Almond, the
noted a esight speciaint of Tamale
seal be at tree rental; Hotel, Exeter,
>.<a anti 9C;-� ci: jtay.
knele d E OR TO R&:NT
The Leen; Barn :anti ether buIa-
rg c'onncited therewith, belongieg to
the estate of the ?as W. G. Bissett
eltd ens ri.:?•r e,a ti t:peel by lir. IV. H,
iiedeert, For terms ,end particulars
.:play tri Ie L4.0 K C ARLING i
,hires:er
TICKET LO:T.
A eteurrt R. R. Tit nt:t-Iii+ t'r to
F rk1ae. Reward en return to this
Owing to the drop in all material we
;re able to manufacture ice cream at
pre-war .rices -25e a pint, 50c. a
quart; Sc, a dish, -W. J. STATHAM,
ESTRAY STEERS,
These strayed onto the premises of
the undersigned, two yearling Hereford
steers. Owner can have same by prov
lug property and paying expenses.
JONATHAN KYDD, Hay P.O.
STRAY HEIFER
There strayed onto the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 2f0, Con. 4, Steps
her, a red yearling heifer. Owner can
have•ssme by proving property and
pas Ing expenses. F. TRIEB'NER, Jr,
SHOW CASE FOR SALE.
Small one. Apply C. L. WILSON.
ROOMS TO RENT~
In Pectate Home at Grand Bend;
also tent with four cots in good loca-
tion,
with rustic 'table and seats. Ap-
ply Box 111, Mass Emma efollerd,
Grnd Beard, Ont
tr
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractic and
Ens tri Treatments, X -Ray; Hours -
le t•o U. and 2 to 4, and by appoint-
ment Consultation . free. William
and Sanders. Vacate 43.
TENT TO RENT.
Suitable for booth, or for caxnPing.
Apply to C. L. Wilson,,
WANTED a local representative at
Exeter to' represent "The Old Relia-
ble
Fonth:l1 nurseries", and coversur
rounding territory. A. splendid oven-
ing far 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
plowiang.-E. $. Mitchell, Centralia.
TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck for service. ',bone
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 8
HIGH INVESTMENT YIELDS.
NOW AVAILABLE
Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds.
City of Toronto and other bonds,
ERNEST iiLLIOT
Office Elliot Building ..<Eyewr
TURNING MILL
All kinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws, Etc., donne on shortest notice,
APPLE )BUTTER AND BOILeD
Cider, first-class 'quality;
S. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
see,e.ary era Proper turne, but the sec- Atwood, Seas o£ Londorn; Fran1 ooff
retretail: rs ;notoa er el them tithe Put- St. Thomas, Ed. of Stratford, Ifark of
a l: cou',d not play, loath ,zfter Jae neslawood and, W,iilTam of Ailsa Craig,
had game or •iwe f4nis :1, 9", i,ucas and firs. Bennett of ,
�!;; c L�, Dull the5r• elixir, and 50 thiel• :wood o03 Adams Of London, \t'rs, i.ucAats
diol:: ed out of ,the league, ,rad ales, Jonas Sims of Exeter
�-,•.. rile funeral took place on Friday and
BOWLING NOTES: €r grad Mrs. Sims and Mark Broken:
W li Gangers, R z‘Llwitfalit.ty and moire motored over to attend the Fun -
R G. Sedon were winners on. Friday Ie l'
ec euine at the local bowling :tourney; i »RS. earner er P,E SSEe,
ern sing three straight games, Eight reeks tompeted. t 1 ! .nether of the aged residents of
;Exeter Passed away acs June 140,
THREis BROKEN RIBS.' :when Ann, Swan, relict of. the late.
;lir. W. H. Kay was # Jame s Ar.:a, died at the home of her
ed r•hil4 a ale painfully incur- daughter, Mrs. E. Coombs, Exeter
d in doing some re- ! No;. th, alt the age of 84 years, 9 months
parrs nt the .home of :1Ir. Z'4 m. Reid -n k)e••eased tell Over a year ago and die-
lone He was ort a ladder and nn 1 lac a teaher hip. This, together with
tante mariner
accidently fell some dis- - the usual intf-�mlties of old age, was
ground, with the result Ito c.,use of ,her deme, She was
that he sustained'"°'"""threee^ broken ribs bora in Perthshire, Scotland, and came
1-.0 canaria its a child, settlieg with Iter
le. P. 0. AT CHURCH inareets in the ,Tow -ship of Hibbert;
The .4.: ?aranch of the` U. I': U. ! There she was married to .'lir. girth
s et ended anew service. en :Sunday lee end.
'nfe-Us they moved to the 3'att t
ening.June 19th, at the 7'rit,tt +I=mor borate. The husband died
ial Churr!a. A very aporoprate ser•. n 'e,een years ago, since tviouh time
mon was preanhed by the r:ctor. Rev. 1i;s. Airtla Inas resided at �aarious times
A A. Trumper, from Eeelesiastes Ii trig her son Ur. er, M .Ebi, et combs
and to "In the morning sow thy seed, Ia^"ac incl daughter, 'Airs. E. Coombs
and in the ev aing withhold not thin: ofExeter North. Besides the sozsarad
hand for thou knowest not whether daughter she is survived by one sreter
shall prosper either this or that, or, Mrs. Van Horace of Le'aniiseetom De -
whether they both shalt be alike good," ceased was a Presbyterian n religion
He spoke of the very itnnortaat work and .respected by illi, when knew eer.
pdrfarmed. xt this country by the The itute:al took place to the Exeter
farmers and approved of the present The
ort Friday afternoon.
movement which bas for motto,
"Equal _rights to all, special Privileges
to amen which is far reaching for the
up?itt of hurnanety, bringing it to a
himoh lie antim'piritually, thus restoring '1f J
as
brotherhood,hSunday parents.
t
The musical part of the service as
rendered by the choir, was highly ap-
preciated and much enjoyed by all.
After the service the members re-
paired to the club room, *here a
unanimous vote of thanks was tender-
ed Rev. Trumper, the wardens and
choir for the splendid service.
G. •Bawdeat left on Thursday
last for his borne in Edmonton.
Mrs. \teDonell, of ,Detroit is visiting
her father ;�Ls ,Folin Rawkshaw,
Mr. as, Sweet of 5t, Catharines t
ere over
tv%tK his
.errs. Ewing and two children of
Fort Wanton aro visiting firs. Amos
,Mrs. W. j, ;fallen and son, Kenneth
etre. visiting meth :1Ir, and Mrs: 'Hsel
Heywood,
Mr, W. W. Taman, was in Blyth 'last
week ids tine his sistera who were
there from. Detroit.
tie daughted r, isles.
Latimer StrathrGrieve o d
vis-
/tee with relatives here last week.
Miss Emma Heideman, accompanied
by her little niece, ' visited at her
home here for several days during the
week..
Air. and islrs, S. B. Bagshaw! of To-
r onto are visiting Mn;. and Mrs.. Wm.
Bagshaw in, town for a few days.,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dow, of Salt
ford, visited in Exeter last week, the
s•uests ox i1r. John Cold 'laborite.
Mr. C. W. Robinson, who has been:
visiting wjeth a siick brother `in Strat-
ford, returned to town, Wednesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Grimnteu
Iowa and *Margaret Smith of Windsor
are visiting with Mrs McDonell's mot-
her, *Mss. John Snell;
Mrs. 17 Gregory and Miss Stella
Gregory .deft Monday evening to spend
a, few weeks visiting the formers
daughter in Chicago
Mr. Wm. Newcombe who bas been
visiting his mother and sister here for
some weeksleft on. Tuesday for his
,home in Spokane, Wash!.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Cann and
family and Mrs. Ferguson and James
Rerguson, spent Sunday with Mr. and
airs. Joseph Ferguson at Chisel:Ilen .
.Vers, (Dr.) Bowerman, who was here
attending ;the funeral of her mother;
the late Mrs. •Torn, returned Theirs-;
day Ito her home int Menomenae, Win,
Miss 'May Clarke last week attend-.
ed. the Graduation Recital of Miss
Hilda 1%iVlilbem, pupil of A. D. Jere
din, at the Instiitute of Musical Asst
London. •
HAI FOR SALE.
Twenty acres good hay to be sold
on the ground, Lot 17, Cory, 7, Us -
borne. The undersigned will be on the
farm at 2 p.m. Monday, June 27.
GEO. WILLIA,MS,
L, O. L. 924..
Special :Sleeting on. Thursday, June
23rd at 8 p.m. Third Degree to be
conferred by Clinton Degree team;,
A full attentiarce requested.
A. A. Trumper,
AUTO BUS.
S. J. V. Cann. a1111 be pleased; to con-
vey picnic parties to 'Grand Bend.
during the summer ani will run his
bus to, and fro during July Ist.
Y. P. C, A.'
Luring July and ,arid August the Y
rooms will be opened only Monday and
Saturday alights, but any members
wishing to enjoy the games can apply
far the keys ,to Mr. Coke oim any
other Slight.
Lor*k, out fez- the first tennis game
between. Creditor: and Exeter Friday
night.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m:-".Rewards"
7 p.m. -"Fringing back the . Sbadow".
The Trivitt Memorial Sunday School
will picnic at Grand. Bend on July 6.'I
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rectout4'
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 eau. and 7 p.m.
The Minister.
JAMES ST. METHODIST. CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 aim. -"Teva Bread Question" by
. the pastor,,
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7.00 p.m. -"Lord's Day Alliioance. and
its work" by Rev,. Stevenson of
Staajtfozd,
Excellent and inspiring music,
Awelcome to, all.
MAIN ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Red•.. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
'Penne 21r3
11,00 alta.
3 p.m.. -,Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
'7r.- .
P.
i1G
2,30 p,M.-1,
BET.I`•IANy'
• l2r, and. Mrs, J. M. £outhcatt, who
took in the Canadian Weekly' News-
paaer Associiation excursion to the
Pacific ,Coast, •returned Monday after
a most enjoyabletripe
Mr. Beverley Achesors, who has been
on the. ledger •im the Barak of Corn
amerce than been 'transferred to the
Woodstock branch,, and left for that
city ors Fr!dasy eventing last.
Mr, Roy ` Reichard au>d bride of De-
troit, who aee ion their 'honeymoon,
having ibeen. married ,on Saturday last,
visited with their uncle and cousins,
hxr. Bower., and the Misses Bowie.
Mr. Robert Sweet ,aped .family and
Mr. Frank Sweet, accamparu,ed by Mr.
Parks of Sarnia, motored here Sunday
and' event the day with, Me and Mrs
James Serene Mrs: Sweet stiff con-
tinues gwilte
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Riddell and Mr,
Alf; Thorne; of 'the Free Press, Lone
don, visited wist:li e'Vtzsi, - Ridddell's Fath=
er, 2dr. Those. Clark,, the ;latter part
of lest week. Mr Clark accompanied
thern' home, zee-sr/tilting Saturday.
MrCTom
C. J,af Golden, B. !C:,
lvhia was la�ere/ariten.d,bag the funeral
of his motbei, the,late Mrs. Tom, left
Thursday last to visit at Toronto;
: Porn. end Pickering,far a few weeks, tl
after which he wiii return t,o :Exeter+,!
i
u JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Clearing Sale ol Sweater Yarn
MONARCH DOWN (3 oz.) BALLS EACH 39 CTS,
We. Place, on;,sale this week all nopu?ar coIors of the celebrated Mon-
arch; Bowan Yane each bail full two oz. weight, to clear at„ only 39c. bail
LADIES' LI$LI , HOSIERY AT. 25c. A FAIR.
10 dozen. pairs Ladies 'Lisle Hosiery 1a black and white colors, only; --
sizes. g,= 9 1-2, and 10. Slight impe feet ort weave, to dear at only .25c
SPECIAL -Children's brown ribbed cotton ',hosiery eleag at 25c. a pair,
"MARTHA WASHINGTON" HOUSEP DRESSES AT $2.60
sewe
8 dozen, house" dresses, the celebrated "Martha Washington Brand,
worth up to $4.00; clearing sale price $2.60. -
CLEARING SALE OF GLOVhS
Speciale -Ladies' Lisle and Cotton Gloves, .n short style, worth up to
75c.; clearing at 35e. pair.
Lalli,'- long Lisle and Silk Gloves --Odd lines and colors clearing
Txicoette Blouses --See these new lines and styles at ponular prices.
MEN'S OUTING TROUSERS
We have a nice range of C1etbes, in light colons, suitable for men's out-
ing trousers which we will make to your measure at reasonable prices.
79c.
Sensational Shoe Bargains
Now when you treed them, not when the season, is over.
READ Tif IS LIST
Ladies 'Black or /3r We Fine Kid Slippers, in cross-straoa, ties, col-
onials and Plain .Fm
ues, Lady Belle or Gracia :lakes, all at $4,98
Ladies' Black, Brown, or Grey fine leid Oxfords, reg. $7,00 for 4.98
Ladies' hi41aest grade Empress Kid Oxfo-ds, Louis .heels, reg- $9.00, for 6.75
25 pairs Ladies' Pat Empress Oxfords, regular $8.50, for .,.., , 6.50
Ladies Peteztt Mary Janes, low heels, re;, 4.50, for . 3.75
Ladies' one -strip House Skippers, reg. 3.50 for ere- ..., .. 2,75
Ladies' Canvas House Slippers, leather soles for ........ ., `.,...,.,. 1,0
CHILDREN'S SLI?1'ERS
Girls' Classic Slippers sizes 11 to 2; reg. 4.50 for
Girls' Classics, sizes 8 to 10 1-2, reg 3,75 for , ,,........... ►
Girls' Classics, sizes 6 to 71-2, reg. 2,95, for
Girl. ' end or blue Classics sizes 2 I-2 to 5, for ...................
... 3.49
2.98
2.49
zee .,` 1:98
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED EVh,RY WEDNESDAY AFTER:-
NOON
FTERNOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST.
JONES & MAY
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Strlie:tor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Este,
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
an V,tctoyy, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing ,prices from 6 per cent,
to. 7 pee cent, can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling Bk., Malin. St, Exeter
R.. N.
FALL -TERM FROM SEP.?. 4th
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. A school
where. you ca1n, get thorough sourses
under experienced instructors in Cor
mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy`
departments, Graduates assisted to
positioans.
Home -study courses can be arranged
Get our free catalogue.
D. A: McL chlan, Prirncipal
Tea & CoffeeStore
ROWE 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-
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
CO*
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
anders at the Advocate Of-
face Strictly confidential; no witness.
SOUTHCOTT. BROS
.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Hot Weather Specials
• 25 pairs of 'Ladies' White Canvab Shoes, ,with spool, or military heels.
'these sold for 54,00 .and ,15.00 a pair. For quick *Axing : we have redac-
e4 the price ea ,Der pain' $448.,
Ladies' House Dresses
Besides the Billie Burke Dresses we handle a splendid range of dark
and fiat house dresses that have good style and are ,splendid wearersc
Out' outsize dresses for stout women are big sellers, ,Priices $t,00 to 54:25
35 pr. Child+n's Canvas Sandals, 98c
forc�(1 rein, for
.Reg r• s1,5o. line; sizes 6 to 10; 11 ea 2. This, tis. a, splendid shoe
h t
ho rve 'then! It n•;:
� is a nee we, want eta clear, which es the
reason for this very low. 'p-Aleet Per ,pair 98c. '
-Sa,cott Bros.
This Storp w.11 close every Wed, Afternoon chrimg June, July, August.
DR. .Al. E. TENNANT
Vettedacsary SurgeonMcDone
MeDonell's Stables, Jobn Ste Exeter
(lately occunjed by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
If you haere anything to sell or yptt
want to bay, try Tlae Advocate Want
Column.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -.Balser, s' Livery Batty Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or,
night
Dr. G. F. Rousstoan, L. D. S., D. D. S.
.DENTIST
Office aver Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons. a;
Dr, A. R 7CINSMAN, L. E S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Univerlity
Office -over Glasdman & Stantiureea
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
" C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER, AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Finn
Stock . Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hostel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANZ TAYLOR.
Licensed Aucettipntleeir for Counties of
Hutson and Middlesex
Prices Reasonablaatinteje anid Satisfaction
Gua
Crediton, Ontario.
If you want to order a daily paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub-
sicrtption, IeaVe your order at *1
e.
Advocate Office. We save youeseeer
envelope postale' stamp and Cone oiF
money orderr and t(hien clubbing aline
tle .more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to, 'loan on farm and village
PtsoDeety at low rates of interest'
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barsjsters, Solicitors, Exeter: