The Exeter Advocate, 1921-6-30, Page 87
EXETER ADVUGATB, TILUBBRAT I JUNE 3U 1B21
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Beeler ••,,
Oats
Family Flour
1.50
48 to 55
35 to 37
• 5.30
Feed Flour 4.... r . .",,, 2.10
Shane 1.40
,, 1.40
Creamery Butler ..., 33
Daire Butte . , . . 25-28
Eggs
Lend . . - 18
Hee' Per ten $15 to $16
Hogs ,,, .. 1200
Now is the erne to cut the weeds
in ete back yard, before they begin
to go to aeed.
)fes 'della. Davis late operaltor zt
Ow Telephone Office here, bas aak-
eo a Poaisioe, Zal Dr, Roulstoe's office,
Friday next is July lat, and a public
holaday The day wee be celebrated
in
1w\11% Centrieie and Graed
Bend as usual. There will be a gett-
ers:I exodus from Ener tor the day,
••••••0010.,
A very pleasant afternoon and
evening was went at the home or
ear; and Mrs l'as. Earl, of Zion, on
Tuesday, June 21, Where etrew-
hem,' supper was served. The table
was most beautifully deoratee with
roses and earnatioes. This was the
birthday or the late Mrs. Chas. Cann.
Thoes present were Mr. Chas. Cann,
Mrs. Geo. Kerslake, Mr, and Mrs. G.
Oman and family, Mr. and Mrs, Joint
Passmore and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Ferguson and family, Mr. aed
Mrs. Orville Cann and Mr.
and 'efts. Roy McDonald.
anapraplawnima
00 ACRES HAY FOR SALle
On Lo 11, Coe. 4. N. B. Steelice;
fent cut; timothy hay,
• Jcitn Ford, Exeter North.
CONTRACTING.
We, wish :e cell the atterithen of the
tauble7 et Zeseer and surrounding tlis-
eriet thee Ar';' arc open to accept, or
seeder tor eontr;:cts for al: kinds ot
b.„). -Kung, We ;;1•7:•: experienced work -
teen reni b s,r,et anent on to husi-
ete, we leans, cetera et the vontrart
work et this destriet.
WAAL'S* e: PRYDe, Exceer
SPECIAL NOTICk.
On Saturday, July 2nd, we will be.
-len a Big Cleaeance s ail Sum-
mer Goads, Veiles, Nittslime Blouses.
House Dresses, Chiltirsn's Wh.:e
esees, Gowni, Skirts,
Ctuniqoles, Etc. Speciees each week,
A call selicited.
R.S. W. D. YEO,
O*01111011•11...1.
Local Doings
Who wouidnn be, .4 kid again, now
that the holidays are son.
The Entrance Examinations are mow
are arid school closen for the holidayi
this week.
Mrs. W. D, Sanders, who has been
quite ill for several .days, is novo ern
previeg
The Exeter Canning C searted
eperations last Thursday oe the 'pea
crop, the earliest in, the hietory of the
company,
Miss Lulu. Heatings of London. ie
quire ill at her borne here, Ale Hest-
nigs as still concerted to his home, and
is wail quite
The little son of Afr. and Mrs,. Geo.
Jones, London Road, fell on an axe
.he other dey and sustained a nasty
wound in the face.
Fall wheat is nearly ready for the
labeler. There are some fine cops in
the viol:Katy if the weather is kind for
the next few days.
Rev. Harold F. Swan, BeAts son of
Rev. Freucie and Mes. Swan, Vaneou-
ver VMS married on, June 15th in
cardiae to Minns Donalda Janet Ham-
lin of thee town. iefes Swan taughtthe
• Edea school chadren some years ago
and will be, remembered by many here
The Oddfellows t Sunday afternoon
drove out to the cemetery and decor-
ated the graves of their departed bre-
to the number of thirty, who
have passed on: The ceremony was
conducted by Noble Grand Fuke, and
Past Grand Snell, with Past Grand
Creech as marsh:et Quite a large
number of brethren assisted in the
ceremony. The caretaker, ,4r. Ford,
• is deservIng of the thaz*.s, of the
Lodge for the kindly manner in which
he assisted the members in the work
or: paving tribute to the memory of
thr departed brethren
The Advocate has received a splen-
did new stock of Wedding, Stationery
young ladies contemplating matrimony
should see our samples and nricee.
Our printing is ,not the blotted, un-
readable kind, but A eompees \kith
lithograph worke.
GRASS FARM FOR SALE.
North half Lot 8, Concession 13,
Stephen; 50 :wrest All grass; Apply
Dan. Barry, Dashwood.
MMAOMMIN110
a.0.0,1•,*
DEATH OF MRS. GILL.
The death occurred et Windsor on
June Z4:h o: a former resident of Ex -
e'. in. the persoa of Eliza Cockwel,
e;elew of ;he lee; jobx �L., at the
ge of 7Z !mare end 4 months, The
ate Airs. Gill had since the death
Gee some feta years age, been
resialing with her daughter, Mrs. Barry
HOUSE FOR SALe.
Nice ,commodious b -room Frame
House, situated on the south side of
Ann Street, Exeter; in good repair,
hard and sof: water. For terms ap-
ple to I. R. CARLING. Exeter.
AUTO BUS.
S. J. V. Cann ,411 be pleased to con-
vey picnic parties to Grand Bend
during the summer and will run his
bus to and fro dining, July 1st
HE IS COMING. -A. E. Almond, the
noted eyesight speciaest of Toronto
will be at the Central Hotel, Exeter,
bet ;rid 96 of July,
ilarmalmeania.
There will be no evening service+
the -Trivia emorial Church on Sun-
day 'evening nextt
Rev. Stevenson, of Stratford spoke
'on Lord's Day Alliance work in the
efetherstist Churches on. Sundae,
Mr, Sem.: Johns; of the Ford Sales
Room. is nursing eore hand these
days, fate resat of. blood 'steaming,
ags:, John jarm
rOtt hasmoved • to
Hiusgreen liveweds her children
.and bee rented .her house to Mr .Jebit
Pt-y(1n
Me. John Floyd the first tOreport
a mess of Amy potatoes thes week.
They were the Early Cobbler variety
and of no mean size
Miss Idella Davis, who has been op -
orator at the Central Telephone Col.-
ace for a number .of .years, this week
resieued her position.
Mrs. J. A. Stewaxt had the misfor-
tune Friday morning to sPrain her
ankle, $0, thet she ee obliged to use
crutch for a few days,
see
Hes Honor Judge Dickson of God-
erieh was here on Friday hearing the
appeal of Mrs,. Elston against her
assessments He reserved decision
Mrs. Edgar Fannon Tjelnerne, who.
was miter. to Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don underwent an operation. on Sat-
urday last. The operation was a, sue -
cess and she is. now recovering nicely.
A special. service will be held int be
Trivitt Memorial Church for the Or -
on Sunday afternoon at 2.30
O'clock. The brethren from the sur-
rounding lodges axe expected to ac-
company the Exeter brethren.
The discovery of a small fire in a
pile of sawdtst at the Granton, grist
and sawmills. about 10.30 Friday ev-
ening prevented what might have been.
a serious loss as Granton has no fire-
fighting apparatus.
After a week ,of very hot weather
and tem days without ,rain, the shOwer
that fell, 01%. AlQ11,4)r" es.v.45„,lig was wel-
came,. indeed. it will bring along the
beteies. reed other smell fruits, help the
root crops, and keen the fall wheat
from ening tooso
Mr, George Anderson Met with a
fast accident on Friday last, which
might easily have proved serious, if
Getee, also formerly of Exeen. else-, no: 1;...,30,1. /Fa hod pince4 ile3s,y
demise was due lergely of iron above the bottom sash of a
beckwindow et the trehOp to shut
out the sun, and later on, forgetting
;hat it was there, hewent to raise
the window, and the sheet of ironfell
on his head, intPcring a painful wound.
Luckily the .distance of the tall was
not great, otherwise the skull would
have been crushed
iirnaities of old. age. Deceased was
twice norrie,d, first to elr. Redden
Crediton, and later to Mr. Gill, Two
eluldren survive by the fleet marriage,
Arthur Hecklers of Loadon, and Mrs.
Gould of Windsor. The remains were
bought here on Saturday and inter-
ment was made in Exeter cemetery on
the arrival, of theevenni ter train.
BOWLING NOTES.
The local tourreunent 0 n izriday ev-
eninz, was won by Messrs. C. Robin-
son, G. Anderson and H. Spackman
with three straight wins.. These week-
ly tournaments are ce gieat interest
and ire becomhtg the bright spots in
the bowling game. There are many
teeter rnen in Exeter who should bowl
and .they are envittedto join at any
eme, It is a clean and .healthy spert
wirieh every man plays the game
fairly and squarely, and no man be-
comes so, good tt"it as not to receive
a good sound drubbing once in a while.
One cannot become e professional
in this game, and this is its. chief charm
for all men -
Ti tournament this week will be
held on Thursday evening.
Rinks will attend the London Elm-
wo,o4, the. St. Matthews and Clinton
tournaments on. July 1st.
Messrs. Stewart ,and Selclon, and
Heart= and Creech attended the
Scotch Trouble Tiourney at London
last week and made a 50-50 record,
but did not get en. the Est of prize
winners.
A -rink skipped by Mr ;Tr R. Fer-
guson sves at Blyth tournament last
week and also made a 50-50 record.
FOR SALE OR TO RbNT.
Ia Livery Barn and other build -
ns connected tlaerewitla, belonging to
the estate of the late W. G. Bissett
and recently occupied by \Ir. W. II.
IHo.lgert. For terms and particulars
apnly to. ISAAC R. CARLING
,Barrister
Oseng, to the drop in all material we
are able to- manufacture ice cream at
pre-war r'rices-25c a pint, 50c. a
quart; 5c, a disb.-W. J. STATHAM,
SHOW CASE FOR SALE.
Small one. Apply C. L. WILSON.
DR, JOHN WARD, Chiropractic and
Electric Treatments, X -Ray; Hours -
10 to- 12, and 2 to 4, and by apPoint-
ment Consultation free. William
and Sanders. Mane 43.
wommoloada
TENT To RENT.
Suitable for booth, or for camping.
Apply to C. L. Wilson,
CARS FOR HIRE -Phone 56, C. L'.
WILSON.
TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck far service. none
k15, Exeter. S. J. V. CANN.
,.0.11111110101M.
VIOLIN LESSONS taugbt by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
at axle time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenin-gs
7 to a
HIGH INVESTMENT YIh,LDS
NOW AVAILABLE
Dominion of Canada 'Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds.
City of Toronto and other bonds.
ERNEST bLLIOT
Office Elliot Building Exeter
TURNING ;MILL •
.All kinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws,' Etc., done on shortest notice.
APPLE BUTTER AND 130ILE,D
Cider, first-class quality,
S. J, V. CANN, Phone 115
Y. P. C. A.
During July and and August the Y.
rooms wel be opened only Monday and
Saturday slights, but any members
wishing to, enjoy the games can apoly
foe the keys to Mr Cole on any
other paghtt.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 atm„ -"A 'Still Small Voice."
2,30 pin. -Special service for Orange-
men. Text -"Our Life for yours
if ye utteenot this our business."
There will. be no, evening service,
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector
mao.400.0
HIP BROKEN.
\tr. Ernest Cowdry, an employe a
Ntr, Wellington Skinner of Usborne,
net with all untortnnate. and paleful
accident on Tuesday of last week. He
was otag for the cows on, horseback
when the horse stumbled and fell,
11r, Cowdry was thrown off and the;
horse rolled over Len, with the result
that lee left leg was broken at the
thigh. He was removed to Dr. Hend-
man's boapital, where he is now doing
nicely.
Miss Grebe Hedden. of London, is
holidaying at her home here.
Miss Vine Fisher .of Hamilton is vis-
iting with relatives in and around Ex-
eter.
ens Wilcox and wife of Detroit vis-
ited relatives in Exeter North over
Sunday.
Goderich Star. -Mr. P. Case of Ex-
eter is visiting his brother, the Doctor;
at Dungannon.
Mr. John Krueger of Thedford was
a pleasant caller at the Advocate
office Thursday.
Mrs. W. F. May and daughter Miss
Lily tray, and Dr.. Hall of 'elle:bell
visited here on Sunday.
Me and Mrs, Wm. Rivers and son
Harper scent the week end in. Simooe
with ele Lloyd Rivers.
leers, Kul; n and son, Giffard, of To-
eonto are visiting with the former's
sisters, the MissenElliot
Mr. and ?drs. Eber Anderson of Ab-:
bey, Sask., are visiting relatives , in
Steph:en far a few weeks,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a,,n.—Sunday School and Bible
lasses.
11 a.m.—Boys Scouts Service.
Mr. Earl H. Davison of Headquar-
ters Feld Staff, Toronto, will speak
on "Citizenship as Buiit•up by the
Boy Scouts Program."
No Funds Solicited.
7 p.m.—Rev. Mr. Chidley, of
• Thames Road.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wisoui, B.A.
11 a.m.-"The Science ,of "Gods"
3 pere-Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
pan. -Earle H. Davison of Head-
quarter Staff Boy Scouts will
see*,
Services short and helpful.
Music excellenta- A welcome to all
niginq $T., METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11,00 asm.-"Third Mystery -of • the
',Kme4on:0 •
'3 p.-Sundaye School and Bible
Cense&
7,00 p.m. -"Wrong Handling of Ese
tenatee." • •
BETHANY
2,30 p,re.--"The River of God."
Mrs. Earl Spackman and son are
visiting Mr. Spackman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Hugh Spackmare
AL" and Mrs, Frank Johns of Tor-
onto are visiting the former's parents
efr. and Mrs,. Well Johns.
Mrs. Richard Coates has gone to
Winnipeg owing to the illness of her
mother, Mrs. James Westcott.
M?. Percy Westavray, returned miss-
ionary irom West Chin,a, visited •les
sister, Mrs. Al. Ford, this week.
Miss Irene Handford of New York
is visithg her mother at Grand Bend
an sp.O.sit a day nr two in townt
Mrs. Wm. Verity ,of Brantford is
here visiting wgh hex mother, Mrst
Rich. Pickard, and'her sister, Miss
Jennie..
Rev. Russell May acid bride of Tor-
ciato are visiting relatives in town. Mrs.
H. T. Rowe, who had been, in Toronto
return.ed with them
Air and Mrs. Harry ,Gould of Wind-
sor and Mr. Arthur Hedden, of Lon-
don attended the furueral of the late
Mrs. Gill. on Saturday,
Mr. Aquino, Sbeere of Detroit and
his daughter Fens, of Lansing
are visiting the former's mother, Mrs.
A. Sheere, and other relative,s,
Messrs, Chapman, Walter, Fuke :rand
Pryde drove to London Tuesday IV:I
attend a meeting of 209a St. Johns A.
F„ Sz A. M., to witness the lrishWork.
Wiz.. and Mrs, Bert Amy and family
of Brantford arevis" ..itting with rela-
1,i.ves in and around Exeter, guests 'of
Mr, and Mrs, Mises Amy, Exeter Nor-
th.
De Robert and Mrs, Muir, who left
Exeter over twenty-five -years ago
GOWanda, N. M., where thley have since
•resided, are here visiting reasitives,
guests of. M. and efre, Ben. Makin*
They made the trip in their can
Hen. W. M. Isesetin and wife •nf
Regina, Seek., and Mr. Alex. Martin of
Kitchener $pent an lbotir or two with
Triends here on Saturday ei:lening
their to visit with
their pareets, Rev:. and Mrs', Martie,
neloresess-enelleserilerrealine401..serfle
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32 t
Clearing Sale ol Sweater Yarn
MONARCH DOWN (2 oz.) BALLS EACH 39 CTS.
We place on ,sale this week all nopular colors of the celebrated Mon -
Arch Down Yarn, each ball full two oz. weielet, to clear at only 39c. ball.
LADIES' _LISLE. HOSIERY AT 25e, A PAIR,
10 dozen pennies Ladies 'Lisle flothery ip, black and white colors, only
sizes 9, 9 1-2 and 10. Slight imperfection rut wleave, to clear at only 25c
SPECIAL-Ciadrents brown ribbed cotton hosTery clearing at 25e a pair,
"MARTHA, WASHINGTON" HOUSEC DRSSES AT $2,60
. 8 dozen. house dresses, the celebrated "efertha Washington" Erarid,
worth up to $4.00; clearietg sale Price $Z.60.
CLEARING SALE OF GLOWS
Special -Ladies' Lisle and Cotton GlOves, in short style, worth up to
7504 clearing at 35e, pair.
Ladies' long Lisle and .Slik Gloves-Oticl ;doesand colors clearing at 790.
Tricolette Blouses -See these new lines and styles at pomilar prices.
AMPS OUTING TROUSERS
We bane a nice range of Clothes itt light color's., suitable for men's out-
ing trousers which we will make to, your measure at men -table prices.
MEN'S PANAMA HATS CLEARING AT $1,95 ,
We are clearing this week many odd lines and sizes of Panama Hats,
value ve to $4.00, et $1,95.
\Vo olsoltave a complete stock of the nem straw and Panama aallora,
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESS4S $2.00
Dozens of Children's Wash Dresses in Gingbams, etc., for age ri 3 to.
14 Ve:IrS, value up to $3.00; clearing at only $2,00.
elisklies-regularly $225; clearing at $1,75 each.
White Wash Skis'. ts-over orae hundred to select from.
CHILDREN'S RIBBLD HOSIERY 25c. a PAIR.
10 dozen. Children's black ribbed tenon hosiery, sizes 5 to 10, clear -
ng at, 25e, a pair,
Brown. in same quality sizes 9 1-2 and 10 only at 25c. a pair.
WHITE OUT] NG SHOES.
We carry all. the latest styles in white .canvas shoesOxfords, Straps
Ties and Pumps, in leather or rubber soles for ladies and children.
MEN'S OXFORDS ANI) WHITE SHOES
Stylish Brown or Black Oxfords for Men, also White Shoes Le high
or low etylen
THIS STORE WILL Bt, CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST,
JONES & MAY
vaPig011eeelee10e0Geeelloae.sitft410sekeseeSsoesess
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissiener, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc,
INVEST, YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada,
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all
investment for Trust Funda,
.At existing ,prices from 6 per
to 7 per cent. can be obtained
these bonds.
Orders received by me,
tioney to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
Pro -
legal
cent.
from
R.
N. ROWE
FURNITURE DEALBR
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 6th
CENTRAL
ST.RATVORO. ONT.
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario. A school
where you can, get thorough sourses
under experienced instructors in Cam
rnerciai, Shorthand and Telegraphy
departments. Graduates assisted to
positions.
Home study courses can be arranged
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 winless.
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Hot Weather Specials
25 pairs of Ladies,' White. Canvas Shoes, ,teith spool or military heels,.
mese mold for s4.00 and S5.00 apair. For quick clearing we have reduc-
ed the price no Der pair S2.48.
Ladies' House.Dresses
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Besides the Billie Burke Dresses we handle a splendid range of dark
and light house dresses that have good style and are ,splendid wearer%
Our ,outsize dresses „lox ,stout women are, big sellersi. ,Pncles $1.00 „to $4.25
35 pr. Children's Canvas Sandals 98c
Regular $1...50 line; sizes 6 to 10; 11 'to 2. This is a splendid shoe
for children for hot weather., It is a ease wle want to clear, which is the
reason for this very low. Villoet. Per pair 98c. e
• Bouthcott Bros
•
This Store will close every Wed, afternoon during June, July, August.
.,„-2 ',se...se aeee, :
If you beep anything to sell or you
want ,to buy, try Th'e Advocate Want
Colunut
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Dr. G. F. Routstox4 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, & Stanliury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER 'AND
VAEUATOR fir Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fend
Stock Sales a Specialty. Offie
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRA N'I TAYLOR
Licensed AuctiOneer for Counties of
Htuon and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton,. Ontario..
If you wgmt to ,order a daily PaPer•
or magazine, or renew a present sal.
scription, .leave your order at tlid
Advocate Office. We save yotr
envelope postage stamp and colt of
money order .and when clubbing alit-,
tie more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a, large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and. village
property at low rates ,of interest.
• GLADMAN & STA.NBURY
BaIrriSterS, Solicitors, Exeter