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EXBTBR - .OVQ[ ATB, TU'IRSIUUY, AUG, 24 1921
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
1'arrtne. t .L.,' • 1.25
Barley k., 48 to 55
Oats 50
Fataity Flour .5,30
$ . rt- ......, ., .1.65
Roe,. 1.55
4 eetners Blotter 45
Deer, . Butter '~. ani
b‘... ».. 41
Lard .. y.,, ,.E 20
1-1 r per on �,.... $J0 to $13
$f. c, .� ...... 12.2$
..sver 00 To,:,etre$
a.' ,". art .-oliectioa et the Cartad
c �a. __xh:b.t Ort s is } ear, valet
• N I't. is 1 ti .11 N L
i n ,:r w rem
ns
»,aro G sol fes moulted
t 4 a.\t!an V to $25 a month,
ttla
.an, -.P,.1 ,at T a� t.Voe2te
FARM kt..N11* loom For
,e.
CARD OF TH .NKS
Mr r*
some A ois ,) ti na 'Elim. „-a.4 bore :tad
toe to; deeer a> ;r,ny b,.„,td act+ atad
4.AF c.a .i› tiz-. *p,,."iav du Eng fife
Les ,:I d'o'es of their ewe Clar
rtu ,It Carter 3:5
you. and only a lair wisp. uld :t
to lox,:
tlnr
W*3 oe . ee you-eketi
t veto welt them. L air v x -
•:e woo us and we aa;lY ,ae 'lags:
« No~ you ..-.1-IARVE . k`M 11ARVE'et.
Hli A}t HON MANNING DOHERTY
leer t se., -e, under 'tie atnsP ces of
",Pe on. t r;vat cif the Mr-.
N G e Farm, Lot, 23. Con, .,
h 13.,, a , Vstorn.r. ort Ttte.Aay
G 9 ♦
Att-.Zetn Sa^ ..41, .r , arm
e to Il \'4 , F. ; tt"" ,Ea?
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e rtte:1
et r, I" is d le .q . rpe ,
eeee e, "."-'. :. twat I. :,o Mr :
w µ:+reeer«'1a ;. , , .. ! to ti, e 4a5
The honor re ner, Ae e
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a; .„ hold a n; ,,,tn'e
.: Te ter ct a r• :;reit ak .r,K Ibt.
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PIGS FOR SALE - 5 novel:. old.
Asa 1'e.uhule. Exeter
BUGGY RUG LOST,
A buggy ,a Tony 31,0between
Dashwood .. F ego?. Finder please
ov4 at this t37.i• ,+P.{! rci:0;v re-
s.a.d.
Fili1«tS FOR SALE.
1110.' acres or Landon Road, eorth of
e,^rop ese
Asa 5e ;Kee W 1-Z T..;+t 5, Con .1
Half". being 6 r s ;and with timber :and
meted fosses•:or. riven ;t once. Thr
te:at.; :'e one.. Aeoly Adveeate
CONTRACTING,
We wish to can the :attention of the
Public ert Exeter are! eurrounding dis-
trict that w.s are open to accent, or
tender for '.ortracts for all kinds of
building We are exp.rienced wo.rk-
e.n. and by st :ct attent t on to bus: -
!leas we hope to share in the Contract
:vcrk of this d_ i ct.
WARES & PRYDE, Exeter.
OLSE FOR SALE.
Nice eeernmozious 6 -room Frame
:louse, sielated on the south side of
Arca e t. Exeter; in good repair,
:airs end's .et ;eater. For terms ap-
py to I. R CARLING. Exeter.
AUTO BUS.
S 3. V. Cann wti11 be pleased to con-
vev p en:e nartiees to Grand Bend
c=- other rti.rits Buring the summe,
44111.1*.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractic and
Electric Treatments, X -Ray; Hours-.
IA to 12, ani 2 to 4, and by appoint-
ment Consultation free. William
and Sanders. Pthos a 43.
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E. J Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8
eseoeolle
HOW IS THE PUMP ?
New Iran Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iran or wood pumps repaired.
Wells pumaed out or cleaned.
-.. j. V. CANN, Phone 115
VOTERS' LIST 1921
m 13NIC1PALITY OF THE TOWN-
SHIP OF STEPHEN
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitte•e or delivered to the per -
saes mentioned in Section fl
of "The Voters' List Act" the cop -
les regnire:i by the said sections to
be sc tranrnitted or delivered of the
list made pursuant to said act, of all
persons appearing by the last revis-
ed Assessment Roll of the said lvfun-
icipality to be entitled to vote in the
said Municipality at Elections fol
members of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my
office at Creditor,, ort the 17Th day
of August;, 1921 and •remains there
for inspection.
And I hereby call - upon all .erteten
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions correct-
ed according to law.
Dated at C edetoire this 17th lay 0J'
August 1921.
HENRY EILBER
Clerk ,of G teuhlen Township
Local. Doings
Gasoline now sells for 35c a ;anon_
Hon, Mackenzie Ring ';well spe4•ak 5t
Seafo ah on August 3Isi.
Trott ng and Pacing races will :oc-
cupy .four clays tet the, C. N. E; this
vear Sent:. 3, 6, t, and 8,
A mean a the Pertly and Huron
,a:ottrets Press association will be held
in Goderich an August 26th.
Harvey's is the place to buy your
prtee bars. They give away a dozen
jar rubbers with ssere- dozen gents,
7ehe ooze lasts for the Exeter and
K ••;,swat' Fairs have been ur„nted and
s w
4101v ,a t o hands of tet-'. secrei;ar-
5::.
Premier Drury droayped in on
"Dene"" Boyle ,tbe other day rartd
got sleeved and otiterw,ise ' IIansseediap'
FI o►4s on ?tis way to Goder_'ch.
Forte five bands from Halifax -to
\;.neouser have applied for ^nforma-
on rogard1i'i.4 th, b=ald comn titions
the Careteta,n Nakionat Exhibition
tf:fee satfee g a paralytic steak :t
ere how of his deuelater ire Greaten.
estz.. Mr. Fred Luxtm a was brought
home jest week.bw Itis son Jou, who
went 'vest for that purpose. Mr. bee-
n le now with his daughter, Mrs.
st41 ails. B;ddu,uh: Ila s condi:ice; :s
=ought to be imoree'erg stemew,'nat.
RFT BALL.
Ceat-alia and Exeter Played olx
r'e r t t :n /soft ball at Crediton; on
Frdey night, the latter weed g 6..4
Exeter now meets Crediton in borne
aced tame games.
The f -:st of the awl gamin tool;
eye ar Cgongs' ort Monde,: ev p-
ular, Exeter Sion, 8-5.
;'e second game' will be played ala
te*r diamond az Mondac ev°en;u;
raw
BOWLING OTES
The fere narshall is making
Vesti8a't on, of V claim' for ihsururaatce
in
made „by � Q; Reginald I3odgit,s, whose,
bare' was recently .burned, against the
.IcGilliv;ay Fire Insurance Company
which held the risk,
of I -e atAda� destroyed the bakery
week Mrs. Beath andtw a
`Craig lass
tsva ced -%
who Eve above eh: store escaped;
di.f€,carts, The cause ,is unknown'.
\I. and Mrs, Adonis• were holidaying
:ta P1ziladelnh;a,
lxiss jeau e urzuy of Exeiier and
Itis,
Jinn Ready of Stl. Alarys are
two, delegates from West Huron, who
rrtre Sohl) the teachers of Onrito
:our os Northern Ontario. Ttaheo trioo
will cost about ,$1Q0 of which the
()'trio Government ;nays fret},
TO 'MEET BRITISH BOWLERS
At a meeting of ,the Exeter bowl-
ers on. Friday night the fo3r owing
members of the club were elected to
meet the British bowlers ,n a; game
ort the Loradozn Elmwood greens on
this Wednesday- afternoon -W. W.
Taman. R. N. Creeele, R, G, Sexton
and J, A. Stewart. Rinks from A*
rater Exeter, Petroleas Sarnia. St.
Thomas and Strathroy meet the Brit-.
isters that clay, and :n the evening
ell ave to be ereteetKenestl for surtper
Or the Tecumseh Hoarse by tate Loge
don, Chamber of Commerce.
M. Alex. Stewart returned te Lone
den last week,
:gr. E. J. Wethey is visiting in Oak -
eine for two weelcg.
Miss Lillian Boyle *f Toronto
visiting !riertds here,.
1tla,
Mergere, \Vethey le visiting
aunt Ails, ti't'tle in. Ford:
\Irs„ Hoskins end Mrs! Aires. ,Smell
are visiting en Port Huron.
ill? Etnma Heldman of Torontois
citing with her uere. is here.
'firs. Young of Seaford). spent Tues-
dey with Airs J. A. Stewart.
The. JFce r bcasvlers woo out 'a .\i:s a ,if; W. J. Beer is in Ilam;helot
41-1,rebuilding.
ta
;-
rw've?G a friendly game conrse of battery ro-1t:ld ng^
,��.i b�.I2r-IQG.rd,~rIraa1ta.. � ��u;5cav from a k;s;t Londoa:+Is De«yn;\Dilute} rYo
n
Stecv^,t iron the Fr day cveQ\1r. Merry" St'hwen er
ryer ee meet Atte!: three vt `n,; ,;rad e. r..•.ttrrn;•c1 to Toronto aon :extra mote,
,
oA , ee «t,.
se.. st. ,ni I +tetmp 'acnes°l. , v 't ; _ Mr. 1•e lee ,7.M an `Treble' era Toronto °s tee -
l an-, lacs•e:�3t1 ere. Tu.e-lay eeTh cGvs �T ebh. rt irents, Mr. and ;fir . Ed.
reeetee Boxier el lub int s xo rinse
b,Deler+ to the St. Maros fotnrn-
, nt
JOXFS-CO\VIE
t'1s. hent. oe A. ;rel Mrs. t navi.;
r3reneterie. w,as the semee of a Pretty
'ren ceeer c e v rt On, :August 1.4411,wheal
°
(1..11,4114.r, Ra�'h rl A, be: atm: the
utas ,a: Mr. Franklin Jones at Br vee
:ord. sryrmerly of Exeter The ere -
:.trot wax Performed by Rev. E. I.
te heed.; rax Imre nuel Baptist :•hare h.
FOUND WATCH LOST 24 YEARS
`I'sveaty-dour yea:, ago last Jew, AIr
Antos I)oune, the ,;ental secretary of
:he l:irkton Agrrrultuural Society,
host a gold watch in one of his ' elde,
end, al:hou h that f'C d has been work
e1 oar since the sve,tch was not
found until last weak it when the red
men noted it up. From the ,'';tsar
the. watch looks to be in excellent
have, but the works, of course. are
destroyed. It is remarkable that the
1'•ateh should have been there solong
;v nthout being found.
NOT SOLID.
The Emblem, j2.14!u, whi* h was ,re -
tau `.eti sold a couple weeks ago, is
again back in. ;the barn of the owners,
Messrs R T. Luker & Son, the nro-
*tose'l buyer not being able to .om-
*nly wash the c: ondittions of the a g,rec-
men . The. owners Sneed ]rave no re-
gret that this excellent trotting mare
raid not fall into other hands, as ;he
as amor.., the Mast one.:, having trott. d
mile on. the North Randall track 'a
few weeks ago in. 2.09el. She will be
shinned to Toronto in a, few days to
take hart in the Toronto Exhibition
races.
Y. P. C. A.
During July and .and August the. Y
rooms will be opened may Monday and
Saturday oughts, but any members
wishing to enjoy the games can apply
for the keys to Mr. Cole on any
other night
Trivitt Memorial
Church
J,Townsend.
Rev A. A. Trumps', Rector.
0AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. sautes Foote, 13. A., Minister
Union services in Main ,St. and
Coven.
11 a.m.-Service in Coven church.
Union prayer meeting in. Coven
church at 7.45 Thursday evening.
7 p.m. -Service in Main St. church
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
Rev; Irvin Koine willl be the preacher
both morning and reveeirvg,
3 pini. -Sunday School and Bible
Study. ,
Excellent music. All invited.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A!
Phone 21r3
3 p.m. --.Sunday School and Bible
CJaeees.
Lantern' seeees,
7 ,pan. -
BETHANY
Service at 2.30 p.m.
'tfr Herold Boyle o: Toroa n. saint
r few days wish relatives here the
nest, week
ttelnt ; Ieewrior dia•sowith, hes s ,ter Mrs.
W. H. ]lily.
Mrs. 'elainge left on. Monday last for
Shelburne to snail some month; with
1;er brother.
rcttoned 1 onda °7 i frd ont a motor tem
to
Detroit.
\Irs. John Snell, who has been vzs-
trine in Saralee returned home Satur-
day evening. .
hiss Nettie Heideman of Kitchener
is the guest poi her consi,•ts, the Ilii,-'
ses Heideman/.
\1jss ?ntldie Grease is visiting at her
et er',9. Mrs. Ira tifoir, Thames Rd.,
for two weeks.
'Ale .Elder 'Elliott and family of
I lint, rich:, are visiting with \Ir: and
etre. Thos. Elliott.
M;•. and Mrs, Jae. Collin ;wood and
three, children of Hamilton are here
s •siteang with relatives,.
Mr W. J. Heameni and family left
Sundae an a motor trio to Sarnia
t)etroit and other Points,
Airs Chas. \erestaway end children
ze.ura:c.l to Brantford Monday, after
P. visit with relatives here:
Mss 3ertha Mack, after a fess'
weeks' holidays at her home ]fere, re-
turned to Montreal this week.
etre, McKenzie of St Paul, Minn,•
,. v_t,_ng relatives here, the g ,
s
of bee sister, Mrs; Jams \tr71%s,',rtest
:Mrs, ,. B. i)urdle- and ,Mrs. ?eueelic
of Windsor and _errs,. Carr of Delt:roil
are guests Mrc,. \\"nn efelvillc.
\ir, Perry Windsor and family of
Deshler °, are visiting Mr Windsor's
oarents, \fr, and Mrs: Geo. Windsor,
miss Dad.sy Jackson; after soending
a few clays with her aunt, Mrs. Ne.
E. Gardiner, has returned to London.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connor ,and
1las#ers Lyle find Ray Fanson of
Windsor are visetirtng with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wal1,ace Fisher and
family of Hun'Csw:,lle are here e this
week attending the Davis -Fishery tup-
ttals.
Mr. Fred Armstrong, who has been
visiting with his ursciet, tifrF I. Arnie
strong, returned to ells home ii Paris
Tuesday. -
Miss Louise Livingstone has • re-
tur.ue d to Stratford after visiting with
her grande .refits, Mit and Mrs. John
1=fawkshaw.
Miss Curtiss, who, has been holiday-
ing at her home. in Bolton, returned
to town last week, arud has resumed
her millinery duties,
Me and firs. Richard Hun;tie,r are
s S ging their daughter, Mrs! Charlie
Divine, in -Trenton, N.J,, not in the
West, as was state&
1f_- .and Mrs. Israel Smith of Hamill -
too, formerly of Exeter, spent al few
days during' the .week with relait 'els
and old friends ,here, and, at Ciiediatom
Me' W. J, iBissett returned Wednes-
day ai Iasi trnek`froan a, nleasanit mo-
tor tier, to North Bay. M,,rs'. B.iissett
is reth ni ng. for aj whilewith her
daugthter, Mrs, Ransom'.
\4 ee Silas I an,dford arnd, daughter
Miss a11lie left ,Frielaly, to viset in: Ren-
frew fol e --few weeksl Mr. Thomas
;i-raind!ord le:f t the:: tame evening on
his return to his home in Wescorusire
Miss Ella Link, vrleo has been visits
ing here and ht Cred;itiot far the past
few, weeks left Mondeer to spend a
few days with her aunt, Mrs,. Israel'
Smith, prior ito returning to Walker-
ton, where. she eoniducts mijlilr ery
rooms;
Mr. and Mrs. D. Srtiuth, who have
been visiting iveith the letter's aa.r-
cnt:s, Mr and yLrsj, I., Arm,stnong,, re-
turned to their hones in, Toronto on
Tuesday, accompanied tby Inuit May.
Arinstrong, who will°ppein,d a few days
in trite. city.
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
Prices Lower
Our Stock of 'Merchandise for Fail awl W, ter ;s rapidly near ng
rnanpleeion> Peiges are much lower fo- Fall on nearly every late of
(loges -s, many cases being about half what they were a year ago We
would advise an early sele't;,ort of your, Fall requirements, while there
%s a large range to select front.
LADIES' ANI) MISSES FALL AND WI 1 TIER. COATS, SUITS AND
J RESS'ES.
Our Stoge; of ;the, above tins fol Fail n.•:=i W:atfte', es now nearly. eom-
Alete. New Styles, New Cloths. and Cohere :aid. GREATLY Rh.DUCEI
PRICES should make these garments noel sellers. Ain immense stock
to choose from of the celeltra't,ed Nodtbty y and Rogers garments, 13e
sure to make your veleet3,on. early.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
A very complete range now in .atoek.
CLEARING OF SUMMER GOODS
L;,clies' White .ilk Gloves clearing at 98e.
5 dozen pais Ladies' White silk Gloves, "'Niagara Maid" brand will
alt sizes, worth un to $1.50 pair. Clearing at ont?y. 98c. a Pau
SILK HOSIERY tel,FeARING AT $1.00 PAIR
Vest' silk esie •-- olor. Week, ,brown, navy aid
63 Pair. :4poerel ctear;,ng Price, only $,7.00 rail.
EN'S DRESSES S AT' $1.65
iozeat C3a ld:gas's Ginglnarn Dr --:es, ages 2 to vara. stalcndiI for
wear, regtearily ua to $2.50 Face. eieaeeot at eniy $1-,65 eazh:'""••"
6 dozen tai
eree --word' uo
All Summer Goods Must Go Regard-
less of Cost.
Our Stock of ball Goods ago r Nearly
Complete
THIS STORE WILL 131. CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY' AFTER-
NOON DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST.
yzpraia-
JO': MAY
,..-.., 1i..µ ..,.
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, ad legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 ver cent,
to 7 per cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to Icon at lowest rates of
interest.
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
R. N. ROWS
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER,,
Embalmers License No, 210
Motor Heusi Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
If you have anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column,
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries. fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in tha grocery line
Call and sea us. A trial
as to quality will convin.
ce.
Produce, taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
FALL TERM FROM SEPT. 6th
CENTRAL
atzkeed
S1 RATFORD.. ONT.
The largest and best C'ammercial
School in Western Ontario. A school
where you can get thorough soursesa
under experienced instructors in, Corn
mercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy
departments. Graduates assisted to
positions.
Home study courses can be arranged
Get our free catalogue.
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
NEW FALL AND WINTER COATS
Our first showing of New Coats is ready for your inspection, We
want ;you to sere{ them. We have someeery small ,models, acid our ppric�es
are reasonable:
NEW PLAIDS FOR ODD SKIRT.S
Odd skirts are .popular for Fall, We are showing 0, range
materials in stripes and, .plaiidsc Skirt lengths $5,00
UNBLEACHED SHEETING
72 inches wide. ;Plain: unbleached NEW TOWELLING
sheeting . of -good ;wieigit and fine of splendid wearing :quality, good
even weave. weight and easily washed, Reduced
New price per yard 50c. from 45c. to 35ci per •yard.
BOYS' TWEED BLOOMERS
Good quality Tweeds ere grey and
brown shades. Well made andjust
the teeing for school wear
of new
TURKISH TOWELS
Large size and good drying! cloth
$2,.OQ ,&$2.25 much lower in price ,each.
Gat pewit ‘sulpply. 7.5c.
CHU,VeS' SHOES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,
They cost ai little ,m'or'es than some makes: 'burt"'wlnren your come to con -
eider the extra wear they give, it is: zeal economy to buy them,
Southcott Bros.
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Batzt, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to, :ax;toter
DR A. E. TEN/NIA/4T
Veterinary Surgeon
l McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr; Vining)
Phone lbw
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the .Advocate Of.«
Tice. Strictly confidential; no eeiblete.
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIS•
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
D;. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Umivetrety
Office -over Giadman & Stanbuty,'ii
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEIr.R AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Arattalesex and Oxford. Fetid
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctiorieer ftor Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Rea abbe` and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Creditien, Ontario.
If you want to ,order a daily Pap'
or magazine, or renew a present matt:
icrtption,, leave your order at 11'4
Advocate Office. We save you papejt,
envegope postage stamp and colt o
,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 sila'gie
property at law rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURZ,.
Barristers, Solicitor% Exeter.