HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-9-22, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH Y.BAR.
Our Corner I Dashwood..
EXETER. R. ONTA IOTHSfY SEJT192tU•
SANDE'_?S & CBEEC
Partridges may be slut only between,
November jber 5 and 'November 20, and not
more than testi: may be kilned by ami
Verson, id one year,
Phone Sia
TAMA-N
For
Ali Kinds
Q
Men's '
Mrs. Wes Wolfe and children are
a this week .visiting in Seaford),
:15� SS
f
a h
ern Fiokbeiner hasreturn-
ed -
ed from a visit in Sarni%
Anss Clava Graupner is visiting in
Elmira.
Al. and ;firs. Z 'ilfred Shenk of
Stratford spent the week -end in town.
- Mr. ana't ' ;Mrs. Fres have moved in••
to 4r. Aaron Muster's house.
a:nss Alice Lane of Dorchester is
s:s ting
ber sister, Mrs. A. Oestrei-
cher.
*Mr. and'lrs, H. -Hoffman Y man and family'
and :!;;ss Gladys Guenther spent Sun -
doe at the home of E. Bender on. the
14th concession.
trs. Chilton and daughter of Otto
wa visited her son, D. ;S; Chilton at
t«•e home of J. C. Reid, a few days
last, week.
.Miss Clara Kraft has returned from
speeding a few weeks at -Grand Grand Bend,.
The funeral of Hazel Irene, the ins
z,tat slaughter of 'Tr. ped 'airs, Otto
Rentami yer was 'held Tuesday morn -
;ng to the Bronson Lute cemetery,
Rev. Groupner officiating.
Crediton
c;u:et wedding as celebrated at
f»tner Street '►Methodist parsonage
ars on Saturday evening, Sept. 17
SSDte:t Mr. William R. Fischer of this
village, son of ,ler, and Mrs. Gottleib
P.scber of Dashwood, was united n,
marriage, to Mss. pai,y English, Baugh
ter oa 11r. John English of Crediton.
"li;e ceremony was performed by Rev
lt. . itidson, and_the young cons&
:sera u%AV;nded• Congratulations anal
nest wishes. •
PARI. Hi�l,1.-•-lend Mrs, Alia`ha
efl
i*knn. Parkhill, announce the engages'
eras of their danr, lath. Lies. Ration
t Mr Jihn Cameron, Grant of wirnd a
fos n3 \tr„,nd Mrs, John Grant
lot' that ,^'to, the marriage to lake place
ou'et1s earl,. in October.
1
Holsteins
—Aged , d e0 S.
Exeter l'
g Ho
^' d'Ir garth; diploma for best animal•, -S
J. Hogarth,
Exeter Fair this year was another Grades --Aged cow ---Wm. For
big success. The attendance owing to la's Abbott heifer calf -Geo. Brock
ttae unsettled weather was hardly a; !lash, Essery, G. Penh a s
large as last -ear,butrain-herdh 1e, leer eat
? , #h atf
11"ell, :lied all gent well, The exhibits .�-ilrut. Canata?s, Wan, Eatery, 2 & 3
irefi oats were fewer thane: usual, in peg- diploma for best an,ixnal—W Ilia
etaoles very Large. particular]} by the Coates.
schools, and the .nd,t-.ilial exhibit of i Judge •1i"m Charters.
Charlie ..cheson,. Th„ Ladies' work; SHEEP.
was above the average, wh le the num-; Dorset Horned -•--W. C. Pearce
ben of cattle sad horses ,Tai hardly took three firsts lend two .second
uta to the mark, bu tiie quality was, prizes.
I.
The prize z�
,a .5t f0 ad 5 -
Slro'
a .hn:P
ow . --
p d as
fi
t J, A. Manson
Arnow the outs*and'n fes l'R: Son took four first prizes,
tures of tilt a'. :Gas th- egg,'lemort-1 Lincolns --Geo. Per:bale tools six
S•ratiorn ;nut on by the Governor niso,
attested by C. E. Hooper of Exeter farsts and four seconds.
:►•'h4 has in test toast few year; resp:u-k Oxfords—John Pringle took
4`_on zcil the egg industry of this corn-' firsts and two second prizes.
muneity which was carts Joy proven by Leicester --Wan. McAllister & Son
the scieratbac methods of candling, #be r, took four firsts and four seconds.
objet of n h.t-?t to show the g; pro- r one pen long wool Sheep ---Geo,
ducers that the utmosi car: should be peuhale,
taker, in the preservation of so vain-, Judger -Debt. Belt.
able a prtsduct of the Farm. The loss
stest:a:ated by such carelessness ran HOGS
" t estimated. Eggs should h«' Rerl:th.re. -11'' t P:arce
' a ri s ca„gathered every day and lilac- sore Tiro got lite prr Aei.
zr. be
a
tare ul.ti
1 and even temp< nature, S Tamworth.- J. A. Hanson
an! thus avoir! loss prizes.
ao:ne of lige most noteworthy ex, Chas Harvey. judge.
h:Ir.ss of the Pair this :rear by=rC tht,:e" POW.TR'X
ase 74t 1~. Garl,rier, with :t most luau -'ma Zlr.'lraratas, i1. Ras:tilttas. d Tse
t=fully ,arranged I res. of tier to eta , .and ane. set ostd , J. C; . ellan t, tine of
furniture: 14. \fir'. Taman, gents suit- each; ti G. D>orl.:ns;\McCut.oeb, & *pion
.rigs and furn shun , and O. Soutlwott
three firsts; other gar. Rot k- 4t C'ul
store goods. These displays attract, loch 41st and grads; Bar, Rocks. Stat
e1 the attention of all and were es- gram $. Quanco 4 lets, .McCulloch 4
'ne::lly good. They deserve to be 'ads, i^�it i' t'y�andottes, cork, '.►1cCull
con =e.mented on their enterpr'se and r'c h E i Harney; iaeA Horsey'.
a;c^ td taste. If more f our bus n.ss Io -h , + . and P.. F. i;oyleg' McCulhwh;
should prart,cedarly when then ar • :n s• ar. Le !!errs, G, FieProasl. 41st«•J
per; Green Mountain—airs. 1, .Ae,
nolds, C. Truerpner; r ;triy Roae--
Mrs. L. Reynolds, Mrs. McPherson:
Ford
• any other variety potatoes--Williuni
r
F astir C. Tr e
u entxer three t r .e vztrieYirs
f of potatoes—J. H. 'Grieve.
Blood beets—J. H. Grieve; globe
m beets-S..L Hogarth, E. Haberer;
sugar beets --Jas. Shapton, William
Dearing; sugar beet mangolds-.Wra.
Dearing, C. Truemner; long man -
golds --Wm. Dearing; goltae man-
golds—Wm. Dearing; intermediates
—•—G. 1?
enhala:
. I.r;<in
L'ros
K early
horn c g
arrors----S. J. I3o„arah, B. S.
Phillips; Nantes—S. J. Hogarth,
Laing Bros.; long orange or red car -
Continued on i'..�e
our
Dow -
tour
meas would take the interest 3ti s R 1 Real,, McCulloch 41sti: mite
,pas>it;aaa to dlo so, our Fait. syottlo las: Vt ' Hera 2 lads; other Val' V y and ,,;
nasush improved and more what t to Qu,:t.c St:athata land 2; t. and
should he, ;., II:. J. Horan!: lend 2; Butt' Le
The speeedan contests were a :nark 11"e', t.4".:ncc & S*:thasa. J, Jasv:Dt
e -t arra 9 anter sting teature et tete !.a r, he a, Js u,.II, (Ju:.stce . St;tthaan, "•. and
;anti were by long odds ;aa advanr. of P G. llec o.,ad 1 ,rad 2; Wh' Lc lipomas
root) held by the Goo ety tor an:an4 0. lien ' av i 31!"1;f3 and 2n'1''; l*r. t.eg-
.e.a: The big purl: o c4aaia,(azl St horns W Dearing 4firsts; Ill:, Mii-
rte ..1.) trot or pace brought soba: or as, 4 i,t e 1 2nds; _ ollalusians. W.
h'lrset, ;. t
stns,' at syaa' as real race, a ye?rC l`e r:n •. r4 ..ti; Anc'ezrJ1+• P. "fern.
•
A'le:ta1;; for the purpose of appoint -
'r ; Delegates to attend a Nom pas.
; t-onvention of the South Huron i
lairs~ ben% dray. n out to woo `J” «. 11ti1rrn; he°n •J,..W `, Barn, P. 1-lern
:a this rave A. W. �Chittcck of Te, s-- a'. anti pr • 1- J' lion 1 and 2;, �,, 1
T,ater tool: first .money, in ehr •e " 1laratauu; :. is?n :4re & Statham, 2 l: t
tri t ht Lacks, but she had no nano, , (42nd: .. ulloa h 2 loos. 3 Znd; Cam
away bt' :any raacatts, l+ nes ;Cl. t- unveil 4 1st, 1 2ncl ; Red
In the 2.50 class Sadie Green, owned Game. e- eln;son 215t, 2 2nd,: A.O.
ry Frank Taylor of Stephen, too;. tits "V, t,ana Insaass `rich t.n 2 Tsta .
.rst money, taking third place xa th' -ads; I3. n¢ .uat Game, S. 14:4:3 -Li. D aret
nit ]neat, followed b • three 'j'st 2. 1. A,'ac'-a 1 and 2; \ 0 V Baan
,kae , real vas. •r and g.ta away to '•,, tams, 1V 13ootle't 4 lsti, 1 2'd, 1:. L.
gay a;l shape livery ; n10. This a1=o wasUnrneti .:acts; I#ouilatn:;, Qunnee iti
•tial race aanl was watched by that " •t eth sn: 4 Mst: , 4 Enda ; Red Cap, I I.
nrg crowd with a great deal of ;n. Row l.tts 41st:., 12nc1, ler. Bowdon,
est 2 2nd , ; Sumatra Game. II Ros: c leffe
The named race,, comprised of three 4 Utz an l 2nd; Chaatct tear, ii Ros. .
green horses was real good. The boys cliffe 2 !tit and 2 ands; Wit. Rock,,
:rove well in their old fashioned sul- 11 Itcswaiifze, "a lsts and 3 2nd,; Teer-
leys and they all give promise of key, W. Bowden 3 1sts and 3 2nds;
torp -notch drivers yet. Geese, W. I3osetlen 1 and 2; ducks, C.
f
Following is the resul#:-- Truemner 2 Pits,, W. Bowden, 1 I t Sr
2,19 Trot or Paco 2 ands;. col. pigeons, G. Heywood, E.
Lath \lay C ., A. W. Chittick 1 i 1, Mist; Rabbits. C. Acheson. 1 and 2.
Lea May P-sta:hon, 1 . Pumnhrer 3 2 2
GRAIN �.\I. SEEDS
Jina Iiat Roy Calvin 2 3 3
Fall %heat, wino:. (on. Tru Arnner,
ltatino 1L'„ 13r, Whitely drawn in 3rd Garfield Thomson; ti -rowed barley, C.
heat, Truemner; white oats, C. Truemner.
Best time 2.19iy, Merchant's flour, Harvey Bros, 1st and
2.5(! Class 2nd; white beans, C. Truenuter; elov-
Sadie Green, . F. Taylor 3 3. 3. , er seed, C. True:Imer; ensilage corn,
IJaisv
Hal G. 'McN iii 1 3 3 2 Jas, s1rap:ton; pop corn, (special) Thos.
lean Patclna n, 11 its vingtau 2 2 2 3 'Minden; small peas. C. Trusnan: r:
Little D a k, W. Punuplsrey 4 4 4 4 HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Best time 2,25 Apples—Fall—C. Trtteinner, Jas.
Named Race Shapton; Northern Spies—S. J. Ho -
Wild fire, Chas. Isaac lat garth, Jas. Jeckell; Roxboro Russets
Hazel Tallon F Reeder 2nd —Mrs. Jas. Anderson; Baldwins—
S.
W. R. Elliott 3rd. Jas. Jeckell; Snows—C. Truemner,
The McCulloch Concert in, the igh J. Fisher; Colverts—Jas. Shapton;
ening in the Opera House was of high Ring of Tompkins --T. Snrrale; Cana -
order and the: attendance was large.
Waguers--
HOiiSES, Cana-
dian Red—C. Truemner,
General Purpose ---Brood mare ac- C. Truemner, Jas. Shapton; Maiden
emnpanied by foal -33. Williams, A. Blush -3, Fisher; .Golden. Russet—
Hooper; foal --B. 'Williams, A, Hoop- C. Truemner, Jas. Jeckell: Ontario
er; 3 -year-old, ,, Decker, 1 &,-2; Wm. Dearing.
2-year-old—B, Haist; team—W. Pears—Four winter varleties—
Decker, C. Truemner; diploma for Mrs. McPherson; Ditches of Anjou -
best animal —W. Decker. line—Mrs. Howey, Mrs. T. Brock;
Agricultural—Brood mare accom- Beurs Clairgeau—Mrs, McPherson;
panted by foal—R. Northcott, J. A1- Bell Lucrative—Mrs. T. Brock;
lison, J. Ratcliffe; foal—A. Corp- Sheldon—Mrs. T. Brock; East
bell, j, 'Ratcliffe, J. Allison; 3 -year- Beurre—Mrs. T. Brock; Louis
old J. Manson & Son; 2 -year-old-- Monne de Jersey—Mrs. T.- Brock;
J. Rowcliffe, B. Williams; 1 -year-old Bureau de Anjou—Verne Roulston,
—Wm. McAllister & Sons, B. Wil- Mrs. McPherson.
liains; team—Win. Brock, Harvey Grapes—Niagara—T. Smale; Con-
Bros.; diploma for best animal—W, cord—T. Swale; Deleware—T.
Brock. Srnale; Rogers No, 9-T.: Sniale;
Heavy .Draught—Brood mare an- Any other yariety— Mrs. (Dr.)
companied by foal -W. Pullen, J. Sweet; Best collection of grapes---
Ratcliffe,.
rapes=
Ratcliffe,• McAllister & Son; foal— Mrs. McPherson.
McAllister & Son, W. Pullen, J. Rat- Peaches—Crawford — T. Smale;
cliffe; 2-year-old—Dr. Moir, J. Row Any other variety :Jas Jeckell, C.
cliffe, McAllister & Son;. 1 -year-old— Truemner.
Dr. Moir, W. Pullen; team—Arksey Judge -H. B. 'Huston.
Bros., L. H. Rader; diploma, for best Miscellaneous—Bests eel. canned
animal- LA.rksey -Bros. fruit—Mrs. McPherson; best col, of
Judge—Geo. W. Wray, Stratford. honey—E. Haberer; honey in comb
Carriage—Brood mare accompan- .--E. Haberer; honey in • jar—E.
led by foal—J. Decker Jr.;.- foal— Haberet bottled pickles—Geo; Eth=
J. Decker,' Jr„ 2 -year -old -J: Deck- erington; Mrs. McPherson.; • col\ can-
er. Jr„ F. Ingram;'3-year-old-Man nes vegetables—Mrs. McPherson;
son & Sofia, I. -Year -old -4. Decker; home made buns—aIrs. J. Anderson,
single• carnage horse--F:Anderson, Misses Hogarth; hone made bread
C. Prouty; lady driver—Jas: 'Green, =Mrs. Anderson, Garfield Thomson,
Roadster-13rood ivaie acc�ompan- col. of cakes—G. Thomson; culled
led by foal _ J. Decker; foal—J. ham—Wan: Dearing; assortment of
Decker;_; 3-yeaisold—W. Decker; 2- cured' meats—Wm. Dearing,
year=old—J. Decker, W. 'Decker 1-. One .dozen eggs from light breed
year -old -7, Decker, J', .A.11ipon; pr,' hens—Wax, Bowden, Wm. Dearing,
rondstei•s in harness • and. buggy: One dozen eggs fion 'heavy breed
James Green; single:roadster in liar- 'heat-1VIisses Hogarth.
nese and buggy=—•H. Copeland, Ark- Judges= -L. M. Jeckell,' L. 3.
Gey Bros., Q. Godbolt. ' Elliott.
.: Judge—C, M. McCall, Fingal. DAIRY PRODUCTS.
CATTLE!, Five lbs, butter -Misses Hogarth,
• Shorthorn—Aged cow—H. Snaith, Mrs. H. C. Ford; ten lbs. butter-
1 & 2; 1 -year-old heifer—T1. Smith, Mrs, Ford, • Geo. Etherington; Most
1 & 2;, heifer calf -.-T. Smith, 1 &' 2;• neatly arranged `plate of •butter for
bull calf—H. Smith, 1 & 2, John table use—Misses Hogarth, ' Mrs.
Pringle & Son Mull, 2 years and Ford,
over—Hc Smith, this • animal was-
senior
•V. G. Medd:
senior chaziapibn at London; diploma VEGETABLES.
for best animal --1=5, Smith, Empire State' potatoes --•S, J. Ho-
Herefords—Aged cow—W. Ford; garth, J. H. Grieve; Rural New
bull calf—Wan. Ford; diploma for Workers—J. H. Grieve`, Irish Cob
best .aniinhl: Wm. Ford, '
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United Farmers'
of tzesl Associa'n
W111 he held at ti.nior's Hail, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ER 27. 1921
At p.m. Every citizen. resitting in
1 the \tun c malrty of Exeter, and in
sympathy with the principles and pal
t'.e; enuneiated in the Platform of
the ten..ted Farmers of Ontario and
the Canadian Council of Agriculture,
and waing to support the United
V..riners' Political Party, is cordially
Invite -I to attend.
'Meetings for the same purpose spill.
be held at the same time in the Eden
School for Sub -division No, 1, UsborneW .
end n the School of 5. S. No. 5, for
Tmn sub -division No. 2, Usborne. Ladies!
t♦ W.
are expected, in. equal numbers with
T,. men, to attend and share in the re-
ai.1or& Furnishe r,nansibility of choosing, a candidate
for the coming federal election.
See The
New 1921 GRAY DORT
OPEN AND CLOSED STYLES ON EXHIBITION.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING USED CARS IN . GOOD CONDI-
TION, FOR. SALE --
ONE GRAY DORT 1920 SPECIAL
ONE GRAY DORT, 1917, TOURING
ONE GRAY DORT, 1921 DEMONSTRATOR,
ONE FORD, 1918, TOURING ,
T. H. NEWELL
Things Worth Know3n
FVO'U12- -If-• take i is quantities, 500 itis' or :oVer; •you ca.n, gm -chase K e
l� Inas at
reduced price,: Collie and take home a supply,. • It's the
very'' best,. .-
,OATS ----Just unloaded ;ino'tlier carte of those splendid Western, ; Oats;
These;, have 'been. run over our Separaator and the small
aeads taken. out.; This. make; theta very tbodce•,.
-W e; have corn, the best that ran, be!Jiacii, It is certainly ex-
ceIlent.; Seeing • .that this . year's Oats nod Barley are l Y so
;viery light; why not try soiine of .(Stir Tankage, Low, Grade
,!'rte
Flour or 'Corn; 'areal?,
.tA JKS----A11aw us to once more -call your attentiah to our request to
bring your sacks when ordering feed of any kind; As.
our .loss in wcnreturned sacks is really serious we urgently .
request yontu ta'return all our sacks in your possession, and
bring your own for, future purchases. This will help both
of 'fats;.
rvey Bros.
blexs—T. collingwood, C. Truem-
5.
BIRTHS
ate ---t Dashwood ora
.a and lira. Fred White, .a w::`:;,
er -lr +atcprh zsr ora p* 10th, to;
'fir. anis airs. A/beri llore:ez, •: ser.
MARRIAGES
Reidssliritiaacornl e -.At Do das 0e,e .e
parsonage, London, on Sept. 14th
by Res: John Garbutt, L.Mae Brink
acrtmbe of Exeter, to 'i:il;arr- F.
Reid of London.
DEATHS
Ii,aet:ap,s-in Lencl,s-+, on Sept. 1,7t1r,
1c"aretta Es�ery, 5;' o: Albert
Hastings of Exeter ; born Mart 31,
1863.
Elliott -1n at;,tche . Sept. Rstaersia
Claviz tolda�w of the .ate Glenn. El-
nott, agent 72 years:
t,T •.r: cep-IraAi Gilt„ pray, ort
15. Mrs Bridget Morrissey, 4
years
e on
KIRKTON FAIR
Thursdayand Friday
OCTOBER
alp),a.n
Speeding n
L(X At, RAt 1?
be Ring
(OPEN RA h.
1)LUVER
WFERD.1a 1X PPS' :d:`, I ; lit
1 f1tY: ' MIS, IF IE 1:,;*./n Ei'^•LL, 2
Wr:ta :,ar piaone- tits : s r.:arr r Pri,ead
Wm. Brock, Pres.
(lD, DRIVERS
B U1Y
BEEF C ..% 11 It
IN .A.TTENDA,a:E
I>i°t
Amos loupe, Sec.-Treae
RS FOR SALE
Hup 20, 4 passenger, er reasonable
able
90 Overland Touring in good shape
Bowser Tank & Purjr p, A1 Outfit200
9
Gray Dort and Page Cars
Sunoco 011 and Gasoline
REPAIR WORK ON ALL CARS.
Pilon I& Foote
Huron Garage Exeter
J. A. S' EWART
Phone 16
Swagger Coats for Ladies, Misses
and Children
They areal the very latest
word in Coats!. Be sure tala our nifty Range before you
your selection.
hs and •the styles are .the last
Overcoats for.Men and Boys
We have: a full lin: of Men's send 'Boss' heavy Winter Coats
in All Nes- Styles and- .New- Cloths Fall is here so don't... -de-
lay in picking out yotu' New C oat. .. -
The Prices area New -,not 'last ,y-ear,'s:
New Dinner Sets
Just received ,a crate of 'New Dinner Sets -'full 9.7 •eces
�l� S•
China Cups and Saucers, balance of ;set.: Fine Semi -porcelain
China, They are ,in ;real; Pink and 13lue•. Designs. • you wv'ill..
snake no !mistake in making a selection .a:;
very , cal ce. .
Corsets :: Corsets
Special Light Weight Cors it. goad style; Regular $1.50 sal •
price 98c,
A
ST:WART.
Highest Prices paid for Po ult-y and all Produce.