HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-7-14, Page 8EXETER ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, FITLY 14, 1931
Exeter Markets.
CHANGED EVERY-WEDNI.SDAY
Wheat .........•...,..• 1.25
iBarley .., ., 48 to 55
Oats , .., 35 to 37
Famtly Flour ..,5.30
FN.. Flour 2.00
Shams .., 1.40
Bran -, ... ......... 1.40
t, a -en •ry Butter . ......... 35
Dears. Butter .., ....,.t... 27 to 30
Egs E,.. •..K 28
1 gra at,..,r 20
Hay e'er :on ... $10 to $13
Hogs ,.. 10.00
'airy tae a di Fitton and chill
_, .te er., v.s_targ with lir, and
Sirs. F site_ and Iter eon Robert vis-
iteal ,sits. M_. and :11rs. Geo Willianis
last week,
1veattisilie Slasterao wht has been
t
v . . t ;' e1....ves stere. returned to
Detre:: Wednesday.
of To -
Mrs. S.
oni Mrs,Gee Hawkins, and.
ate. .war 13 owe^ re zre vomiting !n
Pert Huron begs week
ear, «r.+! Mrs, Wets. I.cwer lett on
lateo.aey t*tornine for tht,r home rL
Seuta. Bees!, lade atter spending av-
' s e :ate: t ear daughter, Mrs.
Joan leyior, A,it^n St.
!'., 1' A. br m a ambe wed (laugh -
tee V. li rtaatton. are v • t,^.g;
S; t° c. •,ta 3 .s tIL :owner's a . .'r,
.t.t. areola alto recess** re--
noose!
e-.Z.,e! to her leer... :ram Dr. llynd-
:n n. lies gel. and Jo now recovering
21 ease
Dr. .&r Mete* Sa Sher' to anne afnee
lite: dte t;tl ..•>;;:;'.C"-;• will be closed
Sea 1111:1St he is .rb- nt
NaR..ce xe-apening
wea be eSvenS. tires. e:oluntnst
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aye ,a,'
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te
A end Croupij ton
;end Hosiery,
ry,
=K'ier t° + weeks.
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ter'; el;.e.w e,;ar'. ' _';'
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sesree Lenelon Road, ~tonal of
E res e s 'Wale - s' -ad :1' th crop on it.
:,a its ..:e, 1V 1-2 Lot 5, Con
. ..,e:. l4.11 :v. 't timer and
.i . OneQ. I'lt.r
c' 6.,S .\,j i t` 'tit. Ad's Scat:
CONTRACTING
W a wash 1,-* v :,ie the attention of the
Oubliss i.'e h: end surrounding dis-
tiret eet ers open to teem, or
tender fee + e1•ntra is for all kinds of
bu eta, W ;:r% experienced work -
:nen, .::1 be teeriat attent a on to busi-
ness we lope ;o sitar,: its the contract
eek of the. dliorict
WARES St PRVLaa, Exeter.
The Advotote has roolved a spiels._
did new stock cif 'Wedding ;stationery
'z is ang ,Iasiie, contemrslatina matrimony
,:, .pull see our samples .utd uric: e.
Our printing se not the blotted, un-
readable kin!, gut it t•omp;ares with
.....' graph worke.
HOUSE, FOR ALE.
Nice ,c+ r rust ion 1 -.room Frame
House, siteat:,i on the south side of
Ann Street. Exeter; in good repair,
:era anal see. .eater. For terms ap
p._ to I. R. ?.. ARLING. Exeter.
ALTO BL'-.
Se J. V. t an.•t ^41 be pleased to con-•
yea pireae n.,-. es to Grana Bend,
dur.ns; the summer
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Toe Livery Barn and other 'nes v ennecced therewith, belonging to
the. e tates; tete late W. G. Bissett
ani a :nay occupied by 1Ir. W. H.
I! Iger . For terms and particulars
apniy to ISAAC R. CARLING
Barrister
Oeveng, is the drop in all material we
are abs.: ter manufacture ice cream at
pre -was :rices -25c a pint, 50c, a
quart; 5e. a dish, W. J. STATHAM.
SHOW CASE FOR SALE.
Small one. Apply C. L. WILSON.
DR, JOHN WARD, Chiropractic and
Electric Treatments, X -Ray; Hours -
14 to 12, and 2 to 4, and by apnosint
ment Consultation free. William.
and Sanders. Ptom;e 43.
TENT TO RENT.
Suitable for booth, or for camping.
Apoly• to C. L. Wilson.
CARS FOR HIRE -Phone '56, C.. L.
WILSON.
TRUCK FOR SERVICE.
I have a truck for seservice.P' hone
115, Exeter. S. 3. V. EANN.
assionsa
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
Ito 8.
TURNING ,MILL
All kinds of Turning, Gumming
Saws, Etc., done on shortest notice.
APPLE BUTTER AND BOILED
Cider, !first-class quality,.,
S, J. V. CANN, Phone 115
•
Local Doings
r, Clyde Heywoad lost a horse
from • colic: last week, and 11:Ir, John
Gtliespie load a horse dron dead:
Capt. Barr and L;eut, Parnell are
here iestabl sh;,ng a Salvation .Arnie n
town, They have been holding some
open ar meetings,.
During the ;hot spell ;the river has
be* n the attraction for many of the
boys end men during the evenings. A
4iu ea the water is refreshing after
a atOt day.'
For, of whatever color or species
may not. be hunted, trapped or taken,
be ween Apra 1 and November 15 each
v -ear, according to an order -in -council
appearing an the Canada Gazette.
The daily press of London ,;'fates
:hat Clinton has had a shortage of
water during the dry spell and ;Gener-
al Manager Buchanan of that city has
been called on to ,assist in getting 4,
e•onpcent well driller on the lob.
Lt. trot H. B. Combe, who took the
lolst Huron Battalion overseas, and
laves: went to. France with the Imper-
al forces, received official notice last
week from King George, that he was
appointed Lt. Col, of the Lend Forces
of the Empire, dating from Oct- 31,
1416.
The South Huron Choral Society
was cormed last week, when repres-
ea.atives were present from surround-
'
;; .pl ses at a meeting in Exeter.
i' :a#essor Anderton was. appointed
e'ysnalue.oe. Oftieers were elected as
lows, -Pres., Andrew Hick, M.P.P.
Ceatr'al.a; vice presidents, J. Senior,
and t130 telergy of the. different tinter -
seed churches , secretary, «Hiss Vera
l:ssery; treasurer, :Milne Rennie, of
Hsnsali; fnembe.s of executive, Atlas
E Rann e, Zurah; Mass Huston tend $.
11-,•..n, h,xs;ter, Roy Goldatff;: Kirktori.
i�ARMn Rea' EXCURSION OFF.
Pexinib...ve, railway rates and the in -
la ? tv to obtain special exeurstiort
presiteges Warts for the Farmre' ea-
toreatet ,c, the Experimental Farm at
Gust'ath ,it ;Agust axes said to be oti,
BOWLING. NOTES.
ilea<1latswi.rs are > 3 ben:sn;their
.rat versary on Thursday, July 28
1a t : one day tourratines t. to which
pe ,.r as invited to send three , rinks.
Feu; rinks of Exeter bowlers via
-
..0.1 Hensel/ on Thursday k:vvleng. and
ttl.iced two ten end gani.s, the home
bowlers winning out on the aggregate.
ate.
Gel/er:eh iie holding a ons -day tour-
Dainart this \Vetlnesday, July 13th, and
moo ii'ednesday Seaforth Scotch
Doubles with three trophies, is on.
l-le,arar, and Creech hold on of .hese
on.'tiee, haring won it in 1919 and
1920.
TALL TIULOTHY..
lir. Thomas Fisher of 1Jsborne Iasi
Thursday hnde3 its a timothy stalk
that measured t feet 11-2 inches. Thi,,
is a remarkable growth consideringthe
dry, !:est weather we had been !haring
for a Month, previous to that timet
'Sato t can be said for Tom in. ° the
production of long timothy ,grain, etc.
mot lee doe, i. all single 'headed. If
our popular friend had the help of a
partner like the average farmer, "what
would ',the harvest be then..'"?
I, a DRIER W MORI,�L
The Laurier Monument Committee
aasaounces that the public subscription
Which was limited to a sum not, ex-
ceeding $5.00 from any individual sub-
scriber leas realized 535,293,20, repres-
enting many thousands of subscrip-
tions The sculptors have been 'hos-
en and the monument on the grave
of tate illustrious deceased is being
prenared. Ilse Committee, in .its name
and that of Lady Laurier, takes this
occasion to tender heartfelt thanks to
all subscribers. -By order of Commit-
tee, I', C. Larkins, Treas., Toronto.
SALVATION AR 1Y
Thursday might, 8 o'clock, in Victor-
ia Park; Sunday, 11 a..m-., and 7 p.m.
To1sn Hall; .Victoria Park 8.30; North
End, 3 p.m.
Y. P. C. A
During July and ,and. August the Y
rooms will be opened only Monday and
Saturday Alights, but any members
wishing to enjoy the games can apply
for the keys sto Mr. Cole on any
other might
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.-"That which is .Borrowed."
7 ,p.m. -"From a 'Meditation."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector:
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.ni.-Sunday School and Bible
classes.
Services as usual„
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 a.m.-"The Hour Glass of Life,"
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 p.m. -"Thee Worst Meddler in Ex-
eter."
Short Helpful Services.
Excie llent
Music. Ail snaked,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A'.
Phone 21r3
11 aio -"The Fifth Mystery of the
Kingdom." ,
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 Derr_.-"Chr`BETHsti,auvhttyANY . is Religion." 1
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2.30 pm, -"The Tree Full of Bards.'
2,3($ p,ni.-:" Old' Beeald 'Pmol" t
We were asking for ,rain. -and we
sure, got it a ,plenty.
Ma ,Anry Wre:xler had the misfor-
tune of losing the diamond from Ns
ring last Monday, valued at $175.00,
Mr. Reg, Hodges of town,~sustained
a heavy loss last week, when his Cigar,
billiard and bowling rooms were des-
troyed in. the big fire is Guelph. His
loss wall, be about $2509s with littlein-
surance 1lr.liodg;os bought the
busanesa last April, and was about to
sell ea when the fire occurred..
Dmeg .the. Lixst sax ,months of the
year Provincial .Officer Fellow of
Godericb bad 68 liquor eases before
the comas and in all but 14 comic,
tions were registered, In two eases
the parties convected preferred go-
ing to jail to paying the fines; Fines ag-.•
gregati g $4,565 were imposed ,These
were sefor Jitiuor cases.
.Harry Seldon and another boy had
an unpleasant exuerienee at Grand
Bend on, Sunday. They were conning
down 'tile flooded- river ;n a canoe,
when at struck a submerged post neat
Brenners Hotel and capsized, and it
was sometime before the bays were
able To reach the bank. Luckily they
were Stat injured when the canoe turn-
ed over, or the result might have been.
different,
CAR. TI•IIEViS.
Oa
o'clock Tth evaea tole of .#eJohn :Rat-
eltf,le'sFord ear, from has farm,
Tkname. Road, leavrin a Chevrolet :at
front of lir. Allison's farm. From a
letter in a coat left in the Chevrolet
it was found that the ear was owned
by J. Buh:vant of the Greene '& Swift
Co., London, from whom the ear had
been stolen earlier in. the evening;
After being communicated with, he got
his car back on Friday. The Cbev
-otet ran out of gas, and the thieves
found it necessary to steal the Rat -
ear before they could proceed oa thein
journey, Before getting the Ratcliffe
tear the thieves attempted to steal
Mr. ,,a,, H. Down's s Gray Dort, but
they accidently touched the horn and
Doupe awoke and seeing him move
in the house the thieves made thy'r
het away. Mr. Ratcliffe's car was
tound in London on Friday, The same
night three then attempeted to take
S1; Harry Elworthy's can but tear-
ing them Mr. Elworthy apse fr<cl on
.he st•eue and they escaped, but het
before Mr. Elworihy tore half the
coat of:' one of them. It, however,
eontahrsed nothing that would ';lenti-
fe the mace; there being in he pock-
et a cigarette, a box matches and a '
toe et to Lowe's theatre:
Airs. W. S. Sims is visiting i'. De-
trait.
airs. Ritchie of Windsor visited :tile
Amos last week.
Mss Amy Johns, teacher, is home
from St.. Catharines,
11r. Harry Fuke. of Toronto is holi-
daying at his home here.
'e1iss Verde Leavitt of Walkery aIle
is home for a lee holidays.
'Miss Ida Wambold returned to her
home an London on Tuesday'.
sirs. Jas. Atkinson has returned from
a resit at London Township.
air. De Jean of Harrow was here for
a few days during the week.
lir.\. R. Gray of Landon, spent
Sunday: with fir.. F. A. Chapman.
Vrs. Hobbs of Toronto is visaing
her daughter, Mrs. T. 0. Southcott.
!Misses Carrie and. Minnie May of
Toronto are visiting relatives here:
air. Frank Sweet of Sarnia is spend-
ing a few days with his parents here.
arr. And Mrs: Thos..Boyle of Tor-
onto are vi.satimg in. Exeter and vic-
attty,
Sir, Harry Parsons of Chatham is
visiting relatives in, town for a few
days.
Miss Rata Rowe is taking a sum-
mer course at Guelph Agricultural
College.
Mss I(aithar:ine Inwood of London
• s visiting Bass. Sanders and Miss
Vosper.
Mee #Beverley Acheson of Wood-
stoseke Gass been holidaying at his
home here.
Mrs S. A. Poplestoae and his moth-
er of Blyth spent a week .here at the
latter's hornet
Mrs. -B. W. ;Ware of Dayton, .Ohio,
!spent the week end with her ,sister,
rrs. B. A. Chapman. -
Judge and Mrs. Dickson and Mies
Dolly Dickson of Goderich were vis-
itors there on Saturday,
Messrs. Douglass Stewart of-Torom•-
to and ,Wilfred Stewart of Kitchener
are home for a few days.
\ir. and Mrs. Fowler of Toront:cafe
visieeng :thelir dough ter, M. art • W.
Gladman, Mere and ,at Grund. Bernd!
:1rr, land Mrs: Wm. Sweet of London
and Harry Sweet of Detroit spent a
few hours Swn,da,y at their home here:
Miss S. McDonell left Saturday for
Saskatoon, Sask., where shse will visit
with bier sister,, Mr!s. E. A. !Bennett.
Missea'ilviarry and Lottie Johnston o£
St Augulstine are visiting, among rel-
atives here,. the guests .of Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Samiders,
lf: s. James' Waeneleas,' after spending
severer month w tth herr parents Mr.
aod Mrs, L. Hardy, left on Wednesday
for her Lome :n Dulnuth, Minn
Mr, and Mrs. N. N.J. Dore left 'last
week Lo • Toronto by motor. They
intend to take an extended trip froth
bTor otcon'thero, with tIae latter's rnostherand
ear. J C. ,Tom, wit* has been visit-
ing es, Toronto, Port Hopei and Pick-
ering, returned last wieek silo vissvt his
sister, Mrs W; D. iYeo, before re-
turning to this home an Golden, B.C;
Mrs, Richt. Quassee, Sr., and Mrs..
Samuel Skinner of town and Mrs:
Samuel Hicks of ;Centralia, who have
been, visiting ,relatives and friends at
Croswell, Mica., returned home last
week.
errs. Wm• Jones of Regina Sask.,
and Mrs. Schroeder of S,askatooan;Sask..
are. visiting With their parents spear
rand Bend:° The ewo ladies are
wins and theycame theme to celebrate
hoer 44th birthday,
JONES 4..MAY
PHONE .32
WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT MISS I, L. FIITZGERAL,D, Graduate Nurse, General Hospital,' Ottawa,.
Canada, guilt Graduate Corset Hygienist, Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute, New York, will be he
their Corset Department, TUESDAY, JULY 19„ It will be her pleasure to helpyou select
the corset that will do the most for your health, and style. Let her advise with you. There
will be no charge for her services.
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To Set Off Your Favori•
te Frock
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ers
Wear It Over A Nemo Corset
which is scientifically designed to meet
the individual requirements of every
type of figure.
A Nemo KopService Corset
does not "dig in" at the top. It does
not constrict the ribs, It d.,,S not "ride
up." It protects the abdominal organs,
controls excessive hip and thigh flesh
and cod.s fo.rah. eforth t
� ..... flat, fashionable lines.
While You Are
In Our Shop
let us show you some
Nemo Corsets. You
will find that the
wearing of a Nemo
will give additional
style to your gowns.
JONES & MAY
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I. R. Darling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor; Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST, YOUR FUNDS ,
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, 'all legal
investment for Trust Funds.
At existing ,prices from 6 per 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
R. N. ROWE
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 6th
CENTRAL
STRA'rFL RD. ONT.
The largest and best Commercial
School in Western Ontario, A school
where you can get thorough sourses
under experienced instructors in Com
mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy
departments. Graduates assisted to
pasitione..
, Hoene 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 witness,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
FLE.N,T• "FOOT, SHOES
For every sport and recrea tion!. For every member of the family)
Before going of your _vacation be sore to have a pair to take with you:
Theo prices are quite "reasonable"
, FACTORY COTTON SPECIAL WHITE FLAN. SPL; CIIAL
Extra good.wielave, and price 35c yd 27 in wide flalnuel:eitte; •old prvc,e
Special value 10 yds for $1.75. 25., very g.o,od ,qualiaty
Special, value 10 yds ,for' $1.75
SPECIAL IN MEN'S OVERALLS $1,79.
A year ago this ,overall 'sold lar $3.00 It is a good cloth,,' 'full
and roomy and wall stand at lot' of rough wear.
Special value, at 51,79 .'
LADIES' CORSiTS 51.48 MEN'S SHIRTS $1.39
3 doz. D. "& A. corsets. Re.gulat' 4 doz. Tooke Shirts. Reg. value
value; $1.75; A !splendid corset in a 52,00 • Sieves 14 to 16. A good shirt
'good weight fon warm weather. Sire for summer weasr and extra value
20 to 2&. Special value $1:48. at :$1.39.
Southcott Bros.
This ,Store w;il1 close every Wed,. eftergoon 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 havie anything to sell or yogi
want to buy,try The Advocate Want
Column. .
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day ar
night.
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 & Stanliury's
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER 'AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middles,ex and Oxford. Farad
Stock Sales a Specialty. . Offic,e at
Central' Hotel, Exeter,'Ontario.
FRANK, TAYLOR
.Licensed Auctioneer £ow Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satimsfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, • - Ontario.
If you want to order a daily paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub -''a""':
scrfption, lenge your order at tlai
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope postage stamp and cog 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 &r STAN•B6JY,
Ba¢sisters, Solicitors, Exeter