HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-7-28, Page 8EXETER ABITg8ATE, THURSDAY, JULY 395
1921
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat ,,,.,.,.,
Barley,......»...,... ,,,..
Oats t.. ..;i
Family Flour
Fee Flour
.
Sert> �...,..
Bran
Crearaery Butter ...,
Dairy Butter
Eees
H y per ton
lioga
1.25
40
5.30
2.00
1.40
1.40
43
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Vim 4 70
• .. $10 to $13
• .,. 12.00
.? F -1k\1 HAND.
.
es-ese. able bullied }'utt`t`; area at
eresent in Englame, bas written »he
Apses ate that he will be pleased +o
renin+ to Ca xaia and tali: a poe tion
then at his trade as shoemaker and
reteseese er an a farm. He kis tear_
eu»,a= - l ".:.e e nevi with all keels of
Save were e n was ea t: areola for
seven " y .ars before the war. h �s
not so- reuse; a :natter of wages as •
e. • e ro^'t hohe wishes. .t . Wo leu
,e;tori. reesive .$Harlem
CIVIC HOLiD..Y PROL.L A\IATICeN
13 W. F. BE.FIRS, reeve' of Ex-
ct :. se rel+yp, crtil ':r, Monday, August
Tee. seises Uier, a v for the ti it ige, aad
steer .":t `se t ,acvernattsnt
teeses $.1
B. 1'4" F. Beavers, Reeve.
'!'lila EYES.
baba wishes to arnnouncs: that
he has seldolci to lets already w pl
+egerpnc,l
(t:al lest pay or
Wens', Perm--el.ter with S; i-Optouv.
ser a t: el:mon t Ibis gases horn
epees -slew t %,"j.,.oree t for a aht tsst-.
Out end ple eS at your `ertege an ov-
,. a pa r:or wireh is east class. All
.York euarantesel.
Local Doings
Hay and Wheat being harvested, oafs
ars i barley are now being cut
Everybody compiaists of the mos-
qu;toes. They do get busy some
terms.
\fir. S. Coxon of Grantors is doing
some decorating at the home of err.
Hubert Junes,
Dr. and Mrs. Raulston and son, and
Me, and etre Geo. Mantle left Wed-
nesday .on a motor trip to Megan.,
Capt. Isaac Hetherington of Shen-
pardton was elected t.D.G.M. of the
Masonic District No. 4, South Huron
at the Convocation in Ottawa last
week.
Miss Ruth Jory, daughter of \1r.
and Airs; Jory so; Stephen, when
eking teas, e:tperieneed a rnneway n
which she was dragged some dis-
tance, but was fortunately* only some-
what bruised.
Oa Friday last a number of the
Exeter Boy. Scouts went ort ,, like
to Isepnen, where p Scout squad is
being prganized. They camped out
for tiee night and returned next Jay.
erasing +enjoyed the outing.
\firs elcEn ern ,and Miss Rtiby Par -
sone, veto. left ,.•+ere ,cast week for the
eleyo Hospital, Rochester, Mime. un-
eer;cent operations for goitre, tale
former on :Monday orad the latter on
Tuesday. Both ,patients came through
the ot,=tion st,cely and at lass, ac-.
,scants R'ere ps-ogress: reg favorable.
Mr. George Horton, of whom men
-
ion was made last ;week, is again with
us. George, is well-known here, bet
torose of the old school. He hes
t s: away for a good many years, but
ed ta) come back just to see the
tresnds.aril the old towns where
early days were spertlt. George
Iotas many interesting incidents and
sspe.:ant rs of his e;arh' lite and of
those who lived in the early days --
massy of whom have since passed away
--baht one cannot fah to enjoy a chat
A':tl aim it they son figure• back atty-
s. re in the sixties, and evert later.
O +, burse George lived in than' "scrap.-
p e (Los, and many t bout he re -
1 te° va tat witlegserte, enterezt» George
p a se eg goo -head
Exeter. Exeter_
i]l9til.'!~It 1 OR S U.te, seatiesialesee q ¢
eeles
eel cut, tsar asee, :'tpp y W.. Ward,
1.,..111.,.,
tbNiON +.r.AIE` FOR SAiLls.
•�4.'eseen. erstes, sic 4 See::,�+t,� t
Retest:en welliesa, resseemee
't.. . dente, < rtes.'. »t ri. +,b+: essett
ear .. few weeks wisest ee ebsere
Wes. -seemly.
F 101:Sr FOR e °t.LE.
Qin Weeeara Serest. h e +•l• tv as , 1 sea
tore: , v.:t t),�l kitelt n.
.Poods. e,.d, sae srse steles ,; two lots tar
'sofa, wee aealmber segeed asest
'tr.
L'. t� cost i v:.0 \; 2 lana Br eu n
F . ^ immediate -:.ale Write
N .1. BROWN, Paris. Ont
1.'si�at� 1'1+R SALE. t1
sea eaves on 1- » Road, ' d, -.Crte al
Esseee. Wie ` seed with top on t
Air.) a , :tt 1.2• + 5 sty: 4
11.4" a»,• l vti, tint: er and
.,
v. vii P'.y .en eer. ,. epee. Pla »
tet:»e ses tees; at Ade:P.at:
CONTR AC TING.
We eiesh t eall the tri+» t ora of the
public ct E.N.e., r end surrtunding els-
. ct that :es ere open to aecevt, or
ender ter so -enacts Sor all kinds of
beetling We ire eex, . freed work -
:nee and he oret ettent ten to busi-
ness we heso t + s .ars in. the contrat;t
:;I of tees slietriet,
WARES t P YL.th, Exeter.
;e
Advestes has received a splen-.
4-,A1 new stock et Wedding Stationery
yeeng lades c eeterpiatine matrimony
,tar.: se: our emples seed nri!e s.
Sear gar. nt.n.. is nuts :e blotted, ten
• Sabre i,::: Fels but itcompares with
,a>nsape, w rke.
HOOSE FOR SALE.
Nice ,it,mmodious b -room Frame
House. seuat a on the south side of
Ann etrest. Exeter; tea. good repair,
hart and set water. For terms ap-
ply to L R CARLING. Exeter.
AUTO BUS.
S. j. V. Cann will be pleased to con-
vey picnic sorties to Grand Bend
t" other poere during the summeit,
FOR :+ALE OR TO RENT.
The Livery Barn. and other build-
ings ti ennected therewith, belonging to
the c,tate et the late W. G. Bissett
and recently occupied by :lir. W. H.
Hedgert. For terms and particulars
apply to ISAAC R. CARLING
Barrister
Owing 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 dish.—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 apvoint-
ment Consultation free, William
and Sanders. Pt none 43,
TENT TO RENT.
Suitable for booth, or for camping.!
Apply to C. L. Wilsoan.
CARS FOR HIRE -Phone 56, C. L.
WILSON.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St, Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8.
HOW IS THE P,tJM
New Iron Pumps and Fittings In
Stock. Iron or wood pumps repaired.
Wells pumeed out or cleaned.
. , 6. J. V. CANN, Phone 115
A 1 Y O1.G:1,N,
r e t� ii t Brand av Jeres ere t
est a rest Clecoll met tel. Monday cv
wryiz; .;r der .vd ta> pur::hes'. alit, -
-a n C r... ed Pipe Organ from the
Warren :o ntroeny of \Voodstosk at a
ei :,bout $13,0e0, includ'ate 'nt-
�ta,at.tan. It is to be instated by
.'en;6,+.,r 1'-t. The money lets rear
, all been :»ubser bed, A cornneetee
s
be atnnonted to complete the
tr- tteso
HO LING NOTE':se
Hensel' f".s 3told ing :a liowl *tg tour-
at;3a:ae tt tire Thursday.
The local Friday evening bowline;
tournament was Won by, e, Pryde, J.
If. Grieve oriel R, N. Creech with three
straight wives by narrow merger, Eight
rinks engaged in the play.
Messrs. Dunseith, Harstone, North
.geravie and Tovell came over from
Al, rys on Friday afterroon to
:attempt to lift the Victor Trophy
wit'eaa F.xoter won in St. ;farm, East
v: ar but thy t:alee by es shot
les r;,. Herman, Stewart, Taman :inti
eldoa defended the trophy,
Two. ]fairs of Scotch Double Bowlers
titters: d l the Seaford: 'Tournament,
and a rind: went to Stratford last
wed,. The boys are plot having their
usual curscess this. year, getting only
about 75 per cent of their ;amen it
stead of 10ei per .cent, which is risc-
essery to win trophies, Un to the
present it is en off year for Exrtet'
SALVATION ARMY
Thursday, 8 pini. in Victoria Park
Mejor Byers, Divisional Commander of
Stratford Division, will conduct spec-
ial sere ce. Capt Barr and ; L'eut.
Parnell will assist.
Do not miss this service.
Y. P. C. A.
During July and and August the Y
rooms wilt be opened only Monday and
Saturday nights, but any members
wishing to enjoy the games can apnly
for the keys to Mr. Cole on any
other ;eight
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11
7 pee—
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN C.H.u.ROH
Rev. James Foote, B. A„ Minister,
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
11 a.m.—"The Universal and Abso-
lute Rulership of the Future."
7 p.m.—"The Waldenses."
Prayer service Thursday evening
at 7:45.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 aim. --r Communion Service
3 p.tm—Sabbath School and Bible
. Study,
7 p.m:—Commu1nion, Service
Any who wish' to unite in Church
membership elea,se attend the morning
service,
Excellent music, All invited.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A'.
Phone Zlr3
1 aims—"Tine Spectacular in. Liife."
3m.-'
p. bunday School and Bible
CJaitses.
7 ,panni(_"Sixth_ Mystery of the
Kingdom," . s
BETHAIV'2
3;30 p.n.—"Birds out 'Glia„ Bralnchee
Spontan,•eet s, /combustion. is suppos-
ed to ha''e caused the destruction, by
fire of the barn and entire season
crop of )untied Morrison, hear Park-
hill on Saturday aright.
A Grand Bend boy has beaten the
record of the Detroit .boy in swimming
around ;the pond meta„ at Grand 13end
The Grand Bend boy made the trip
it: three-quarters of the time it took
the Detroit boys to is said.
no fxanne work of the ua.ew flaxrnill
et Exeter North was raised on Frit -
day last on the old site of the one:
tiestraayed by fire a few reenths ago
The new mill wee <be 36x56 and will
be seedy to take care of this seasaat's
c,:;1, ina couule weeks,
A product of Huron; le the share ofi
a huge ,steer, weighing 3,570 pounds,
and named S.ir, Douglas Haig, is see ,ex-
Whiten in, ZL'_ttagham, It ;is a grade
'Durham, almost thoroughbred, has a
girth of 10 feet, 9 3-4 inches aid sold
for $5,000. It will be exhibited at
many of the ,Fairs this fall;.
Mr. Geo. Hind has been holidaying
in Toronto.
...Mr. Harry Ftese returned to Tor-
onto Ibis. Aveeh,
J' Thomas Harton ,of London t, -is-
eted Isere for a• few days,
are visiting wtb their unele and meat
Mr. end etre. Ewe Roweliffe,
Mrs. S. Quanta of Toronto is visit-
,n.,e
g' -
lati.ves and friends hero
Mrs, E. Nowa ed of Lon;do»n as twit-
fine bee sister, elm. ES, Chattel e,
elr Ed Crocker, wife anal faintly of
Toronto are holidaying le teevn,
etreand lire Beloit .Bared of Alvin-
ston are visiting :elatiyes i, 'town,
Miss Ella Link ,of Welke ton
ytsitin i with ,her mutt, Mrs. Wm, Kuntz
Miss Bessie. Hartaaolt of Toronto
has been visitiang watlt friends here,
'Messes. ;Silas Reid and Bruce Riv-
ers are spending a. week len Windsor~
'Miss Edna Vosper or Toronto is
Visiting Aliss Sanders and ,Muss Vosper
efiss Ethel Dow, after a. v nsit with
the tamely here, has returned to Win-
nipeg. , I
Miss E.ti«.th Elliot of Toronto is vis-
iting, at the home of her brother ,;4r
E. iitl:iot
'.lies Florence Schroeder of Bally-
ntotte visiting, with her friend, \!ss
,`ate; a Box.
;Le Wtee lalu r, wife and fenele of
t"t Forest, are dsiting relatives 7-t
t;t9s vic°anty.
elr and Mrs, K G. Mark of Lore=
are resiting with the Tatter"s feeler,
Mr. A. Bowey,
Zr,vCase Howard of New York is
hood e a vsaa with his parents, kir. and
Mrs J. N. Howard,
Mr. end `lrs. Hubert Jones return-
e.i Friday from their honeymoon trip
by boat to Duluth.
1Ir, Alva belly of Benson, Sask.,
is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rey^-
noe?'s, Victoria a Perk,.
,Mrs, Gregory and daughter, bliss
Stella, returned last week from a vi.s-
it with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Verde Rowciiffe of London is
lfus Beatrice Dwteart and Arthur
holidaying at her hoixe here.
11r, and Mrs. Jobnn Rowe Mrs. Hos-
kins, firs. Lamport and Miss Lamport
are holidaying in Muskoka,
Mrs P I rayne, Mrs. Johnston end
1:r. ane Mrs. Asa Perthale visited Mr.
Johnston of London, who is el
Mrs. le G. Seldom, and family at-
tended the eleKenzie-Chesney tved-
ding an Egmandville on July 20th,
Mr. George Willis of Loa tion visited
his mother here this week. He is now
at his summer, cottage, Grand Bendi
Air and Mrs. Wood of Hamilton=are
visiting with relatives here, guests of
the latter's brother, 1Ir, H. Walter.
.lir, and Mrs, aClubine .of Toronto
have been visiting relatives here, the
gguestas of lien and \Ira. Henry Par-
sons.
arsons.
\fr. and Mrs, T. S. Woods and
daughter. left Saturdnv for tw,o
week's outing on Lake Huron near
Sarnia..
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mace of Winni-
peg are here visiting with relatives,
guests of :ti: 'I. R, and the Misse.
Carling.
Mrs, {Dr.) Lindsay and son. Donald
have gone 'to England to 'spend a few
weeks with the doctor who is taking
a post graduate couesea
bliss Quinton returned last week
from a trip down. the St. Lawrence
to Chicoitiml. She was accompanied
by Miss :Mary Ellerington.
Mrs. James Foote and family who
have ,been in Belmont visiting relatives
for three or four weeks, reelisi d
to their home here (oil. Sunday.
Dr. and .errs. Harriscn, who have
been visiting friends ,and relatives
here for a couple weeks, left Tuese
day for their home n Detroit.
Mr. Chars. Tom, w ec'has been visit-
ing here with :his sister, Mrs. Yeoland
other• relatives :n Ontario, left for ;his
home ,in. Golden, B.C., ton Thursday
last.
D=, etcTaggart anal Mr. Geo Case
of Toronto visited xelatives • here
over Sunday, having Came west to at-
tend the W. O. B, Al tournament' in
London. .
Airs, Nichlin returned to Guelph,
this week, going by ;motor- with her
brother and sister, Dr. and Miss Kiss -
man. Miss Kinsman will visit thereto/
a week gar `two
Mr. and:Mrs. P, B. Dignan, and fam-
ily. of Toronto are 'visiting with rel-
patives here for a; week or twot Mr..
Wm. Dignan and family of Lucan were
here ,ove-r Sunda'yt
Mr. Wilbert Wood and wife of Fort
William spemit a few; days with their
uncle a,rsd 'aunt, ,Mit and Mrs Frank
Wood, They madethe•n trip here part-
ly by. boat, but twill motor back.
Mr. John Simigulat and sant' Thomas
of 1CIi.ften, Kansas, are :here visiting
,w,ilth, the former's ;sister, ,Mrs, Wm:;
Bagshaw. Mr. Sngular was a former
resident ,o2 these leases, but left hers:
many years ago.
Mrs, ,Sh rey, nee Ida iBalkwi<ll, daugh-
ter of . the ;lame Mr, an eless Jobe
t3alkw.il.<' of Ese(ter, is v lsitieg rele-
s vas 'n Seel persons] Execteri. S7ie` is
now rsitieg.;wa,th Mr„ John, Gart.es„a
relative at Dashwood;
1
JONES & MAY
PHONE 3Z
SPECIAL..ANNQUNCEONT. •
A foot comfort expert specially trained in the Dr.. Scholl Method
of foot correction will be at this store Thursday, July 28.
Bring your foot and shoe troubles to him.
No charge. No obligation.
Final Clearing
of Summer Goods
CHILDREN'S DRES 4S at $1.65.
Children's Dresses ages 2 to 8 years in pretty Checked GI/tghatns
regularly priced at $Z,50 each. Summer Clearing price only $1.65 each,
LADIES' Wei IT. SKIRTS AT $1,50
We have several odd hinds and sizes of Ladies' White •Wash Sk' .s°
clearing at about half price and ,less --$1,50 aaaCla '
We have better lines of Wash Skirts clearing at $Z;35 and $3.3$ each.
CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSIERY 25c P.r.
15 dozen Ribbed Cotton Hosiery colors, black and brown, a
clearing at 25c. pair.
1 sires,
LADIES' VESTS AT 49e. Each
10 dozen Ladies' Summer Nests in Cumfy Cut and other styles„steev.'
less and quarter -sleeve, greateee eedueed,. tai clear at 49e. each.
LADIES' 6110:MLR COMBINATIONS AT 98c. Si.' IT.
3,0 doaen Ladies' Summer Cozntiniata tions regularly calaeci up to $Isl5 San
Hearing at only 980. suit
HEN'S STRAW AND PANAMA 1-IATS $1.95
Odd lines of glen's Straw marl Panama Hats, all this season'- styles, sitz,
6 3-4 to r 1-4, clearing this week at only $1495 each?
SALE OF LACES AND 'CRESS TRW INGS 5c., 10c., 15c YD.
Hundreds of yards of expensive Laces and Dress Trimmings at only a
f eetioit of regular price, divided into =^three jots at 5c,, a0c,, and 15e. yd.
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST GO REG ARDLLSS Ole Ti1E COST.
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THIS STORE WILL Bk. CLOSED EV,uRY WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST.
JONES & MAY
T. R. Carling, 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 ver cent,
to 7 per cennt, can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan. at lowest rates of
Lniterest.
Office—Carling Bk., Mao. St, Exeter
R. N. ROWS
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 20J and 20W.
i
If you have anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want . DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Column.
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Tea & v offe e Calls promptly attended t' to day or,
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery ,i ne
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce
night.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate 04
taken in exchange ifice. Strictly confidential; no witne8's:
Jas. Gould Dr. G. F. Roulstosn, L. D. S., D. D S
DENTIST
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 6th
CENTRAL
s'rRATFORD. 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
positions,
Home study courses can, be arranged
Get our free catalogue.
D. A..McLaachlan, Principal
SOtJTHCOTT BR OS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
PLEJ+,T .FOOT•' SHOES
For every sport an'.l recrea tion}. Pore every member of the fancily!
Before going an your vacation .be sure to have a pair to talee wlbh.you'
The pz'zcett are ciulta reasonablet
FACTOa ° COTTO4 SPECIAL WHITE FLAN. SPIbCIIAL'
Extra good weave end price 35c yd { 27 in, wide flaanneeeitte old price
Special value 10 yds fit's $1„75 135c., very gorrcl •,qualiity»
e Special vaiuo 10 yds for $1.75
SPECIAL IN MVILN'S OVERALLS $1,79.
A yeses ago Thee overal sold for $3,p0 It as a ,good cloth, made 'full
toruli ‘6'0.1.127 and Will eterslatter of rough wear. ,
Speeseel treble at $1,71
LADIES? CORSETS $1.48 MEN'S SHIRTS $1:39
3,04. XJ, to A, oor ts. Regular 4 dos Tooke Shirts. Reg. value
vz1s '.x.1.„%5!/ A'. ltd tweet in a 62,00 Sizes 14 to IA,. A. good '.shin
'
,et}aezglrt foe' mom weather. Size forsummer wear end :extra vaiu}e
20 to Zf Seseeaal value $1,48, at $1.39.
Southcott Bros.
Thi.. $;tore w;tll close every Wed, after soon• during June, July, August,
Office over Carling's Law 'Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Unn jereity
Office—over Gladman & Stannt ury,'s
'Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Heron
Perth, Middlesex and Ozfvrd. Farad
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hostel, Exeter, Ontario
FRAN'.l TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satlifactio i.
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — On'tario.
If you want to ,order a daily, paperor magazine, or renew, a present Wee.
scriotiose leave your order at t1T
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope pbstage tan ttamp, and cog Of
money order .and when clubbing a
the 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 & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter,