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Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY 'WEDNESDAY
. a. •te 1.20
48 to 55
Barley *.r.e.a. •Ail...f • ..... 4.-
50
V31111V Flower . ,.. '''
00
Feed Flour • e• t 2.20
Sberts t. 1.65
Bran ., 1,55
Creamery *Butter .. . 45
Da're Butter ....o. 36
Eggs ... ... . . . ...
Lard ie. e
Hay per ton ..... .... .......... $10 to $13
Hog.: ...,.{... ..,..... 9.00
Wheat
LIBIBE AIIIIIIGATE, TUU 3111Y • &BPI% 29 121
Local Doings
Bread has been draped from 12 to
10 cents a loaf in Exeter.
Messrs R. T. Luker Son won
first motley with The Emblem at the
Chatham races last week.
Ste. 0. C. Ward isle. charge of lqr.
Reg. Hecigins' implement shop during
h:s absence for el few weeks,.
A nurse has been engaged to care
40 for Miss Ethel Bissett, who, has been
20 cenfined to her bed for some time
past.
Borer. Cunningham, having resign_
e1 his position on the 'Staff of he
Nielson:, Baal: at Aylmer, is attending
the Exeter High School.
Zurice leas nude arrangemeats for
a
ser 4es of enterea'Ouneats to be put.
on by the Dominion. Chautauqua, Ltd.
some time within, the next five mon-
On.
The Dominion Stores, Ltd., has ieaes
ed for a term the store south of Air.
W. J. Powell and owned by Alre A.
eteDonell and will take posseasion or
October 1st.
Mr John. 'Wood's new, modern brick
Owelline on I -Iron street is fast near
iett contriteaati, as are also the two
hemp built by Mr. C. B. 5rx211 on
Aim street. and eir. Chas. Birrtey on
the corner V GidleY and Cooling
streets.
Tbers died et the home V Ms
brather. ji Vanstone. West Tal
bot Road, Westminster Townthip, on
Thursday, Sept. 27., George, A. Van
stone, a tormer resideot of Exeter,
aeee. 40 yearn Mr. Vans -tone bald beert
in pear health for some time. The
Clerk or the Muulcipaliity tunerat 1.(k Dice to Sc°tt'lville cern-
ttery on sSeturclay.
On Wednesday, October 5th, Mr.
Dawson. or Royal Garments, well
disPlats a fun range of faucy, serge
and silk dresses. We win be glad to
have you cyan and see this display.
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
COURT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
of the Village of Exeter.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a Court will be held, pursuant to
The Ontario VoterLists Act, by
Hie Honor the Judge of the County
Court of the •County of Huron at the
Town Hall. Exeter. ten Tuesday, the
lith day V October, 1921, at 10
o'cloek a.m. to hear and .determine
complaints or errors and oraissione
in the Voters' List of the liunieipel-
ity or the Village of Exeter for 1921.
Dated the tteth day of September,
1921.
Jos. Senior,
6'0
CAR NT,INIBER LOST.
Lostesar nuiriber 191752. Illinois. be-
tween Port Franks and Exeter, on
Sept 20. Finder will b suitably re-
warded by leaving seine at this office.
:FOR SALE
O FF.4.1R.BANItte-MORE CtsAs
o.:Er14;:r1;;, berse pover
teo ...seresto. t.t; e newt
tee -nee net .7"ar. W.c.11:S; steady
n :trent ; eel w toe: taken ea:,
, sunattng ender now.
I ' 11: wood ta the leis
: sesinel see. joh WOO sell
suit pure'easer,
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R LUE, fleeter
Rev. S. F. Robiosore rector V the
Church of •St. John the Evangelist in.
Strathroy for the past sixteen years
a.nd the tirst rector of the Teetvtit
Memorial Church. Exeter, is about to
retire from the active mtnistry after
a long period. of able and faithful ser-
vice. His application. for retirement
bee :besn passed by the executive of
the Diotose of Huron. and 'Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson expect to. remove to
London to restd.e._ :qr. Robinson has
bent upwards of 50 years in the :ter-
-tee cet the churele lie is chaplatn. of
AltddleSee reeiment, holding tien-
t-are- rank of major.
VESTCOTT—HOWARD.
•••••••111.
A (teen event totes: place at lut
list pareonage, Kitchener, re -
cane when the Rev, W E. Preecott
ttfetell marriage Miss B. How -
t BUSHELS ef eetel teloet to a
et.:e SI 5ts est ttustt.e.
Eerl Geises, Dashwo-t4 n
rd, the youngest daughter of Mrs.
R. E Howard of Guelph,. and. Mr. Are
eld J. Westeott, son of Mr. Wm.
Vesteott, Seaforth. They were at-
tended by Miss Ethel M. Cudenore,
etsaer et ties bride, and Mr. Albert
E Cudinore. cousin ot the groom:
Thi v oung couple left for a short
honeymoon to Toronto, Niagara Falls
end Butiale. Onreturning they will
te.Oeup their residence at Scaifeetht
C:0111 STORY.
The London Advertiser of Thursday
late tenea'.ns the following cow story
teene the autheneicity of it to
noun 41e plume, of "poo. Dia.—the
tr0:ident happening some where south
Exeter on the London, Huron and
Bruee railuato "The morning train
.wae rattling merrily cityward, when
much to the engineer's disgust, a cow.
u as discovered standing in the middle
er the track musing over things in
general With a terrible shriek the
engine approached, but the caw did
ot worry in the least. With a ernd-
ne of breaks the train came to a.
standstill tiedthe engineer muttered
several things. He wanted for some
time, but the cow remain,ed steadfast
and then being in no humor to give
into, the. animal,he. decided to execris
silent with. a hite,,hrrto. untried method
of clearing the way. Suddenly he
pulled open the steam cocks and a.
errific hissing resulted, as white
louds enveloped the engine. The
row, ziwakened from her reverie, star-
ed wide-eyed at the ,apparition, and
then, trembling with f ear, she jumped
cleat of the teaks and into a culvert.
She was still there, unhurt, as 'the
trete, eassed on.
41
CONTRACTING.
We -0,5,-sh the ..,ttention
public Exe:..r an ,,urroundaIR a!s-
text that we are open to accept, or
lender for IN.catracts for all kinds oi
building We -,r4 exprienced wo.rk-
men and by sir:et ettent t on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this cilstrct.
WARES Ss PRY.D.b., Exeter.
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HOL:SE FOR SALE.
Nice ezernmodious 6 -room Frame
House, situated' on the south side of
Arm street, Exeter; in good repair,
lend and eaft water. For terms ap-
ply to. I. R. CARLING. Exeter.
DR. JOHN WARD, having reeently
pesseet the exaralrvita of the On it
Min Board of 01'0ml:1y, in spate ;
fled to test eyes and tit elatees tee '
entetoalty, eirropraate: ttnd Electri-
cal Treatments for Chronte and Xeres
'us dizeases. Hours, le to 12 and 2
ta 5, an:1 by eppointmene Office cot-
ter ani San.ders street.
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER.
I wel be eptn to make Apple But- t
!er aad Cd e every Thureinv and e
rr.:1ay till terteer notice—e. J. Cann
et..).: OPENEONVeNTION OF THE
NATIONAL LIBERAL ANI) CON-
SERVATIVE ASSOCIATION OF
'OUTH HURON
I\* 11. be held in }Instal on eatm-day,
;October ist, at 2 o'clock pane to
which all mea and women ,who are
tee erab'e to the Alsighan Government
ere Ottited. A. candidate will be ,thos-
en to contest the riding. 1)r„ et:
••4eel s. 11.P., ''f South Perth, the or-
ganizer foe Western Ontario, will be
rtesere and d liver an address.
A ineettng of the Executive at one
o'clock.
By order of the Executive.
Cash and Carry'
We are inaugurating this system in
our Grocery Business, Ey doing bus-
iness on the cash system and doing
away with the expense of delivery
we believe we can. save our customers
money on their groceries and con-
fectionery. We start October lst,
Complete Hoe of fresh grace:Us al-
ways in stock,
Fruits in Season.
All accounts are now. due and must
be settled at once,
C. L. WILSON*, Exeter
SOUTH HURON FARMERS'
CONVENTION.
The South Huron Unite& Farm'ers'
Pallticel Association will hold a
Conventem in elle Hensel). Hall an
Thursday, September 29th, 1921, for
the ourpese of selecting a can
fer the. Federal House
efeetings for the appointing of del -
;agates well b held in each poll iin
each municipality on Tuesday evening
Septerriber 27th. All electors in
sympathy with the principles and pol-
icies enunciated in, the platform of
the United• Farmers of Ontario and
the Canadian Council of. Agneulture
and willing to, support the United
Farmert Political Party are cordially
:invited to attend,
W. BLA.C1C, Pre,siderre
GEO, LAYTON, Secretary,
41.
Y. P. C. A.
The "Y" Bowlinee. Allies are still un-
der repair for a few days. Opening
soon as possible,
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Special Harvest Thanks-
giving Services Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
OA.VEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
11 a.m.—Rally Day Service. Princi-
pal G. S. Howard will speak.
7 p.m.—Regular service.
Boy Scouts will meet at the church
Saturday evening at 7:30.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A. --
HARVEST HOME SERVICE
11 am. and 7 p.m. lay the Miniet!sta
Sabbaath School 3 welcomed
Morning: Soloist --Miss Walsh, Hen -
sail.
Anthem: "Praise the Lord 0 Jar-
- usalem." Maunder
Solo: "Open the Gates of the
Temple,"
Evening: Soloist—Mr. Goodwin,
Hensall.
A.n.tb.ero: "0 Lord How Manifold."
Barnby.
Solo—"The Thresher."
MAIN ST. METHODIST C-1TURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21z3
.11 em.—Ree 5. le Fot,ter
7 0..0 Re Ja LF t
H. B editor ad proprIener
Of Abel Wingliatn Times for a. number
of etears, has sold out to Wm, G.
Colgate V Teronto, Mr, Elliott will
continue his store ad stationery busi-
eese.
in the 'prize list of the Exeter Fair
last week W. E. Dearing was e'edited
with the Black Minorca prizes. These
should have read, Jos. Sutton, he hav-
ing taken all the prizes .to this class
four fiests and four 4.excrac1.
A meeting of the ministers and,
laymen of the Exeter District of the
Methodist Church was held in the
Main Street Methodist Church last
week. Sessions were held in the af-
ternoon and evening. Rev. Geo.
Rivers, of Heusall, chairman of the
district, conducted the meeting. The
secretary for missionary work, Rev.
el. J. Wilson, presented the figures
for each circuit with an increase of
25 per cent. on last year's givings
as the basis for this year, which was
adopted. Rev. J. E. Holmes, of
Stratford and K. J. Beaton, returned
missionaries. gave addresses with in-
spirational effect. The edeeattonal
value of the church was represented
by Prof. A. J. Johnston et Toronto.
The ladies of Main Street served
supper in the basement. Rev. 1. J.
Beaton gave another address of ex,
ceptionally teUft effect.
Miss Grate •Creech visaed in Strat-
ford over Sunday.
Miss Trothan of London is the
guest of eirs. 5. N. Howard.
Mrs. Jas. Beer of London. is visiting
with Iter son, Mil, W, J. Beer.
Air. and Mrs. George itlawson. via-
ited at jameetown for few days.
Miss Margaret OltAlieter, Toron,to,
ts' a visitor at Alain, Street Parsonage
elessre A. 5. MQDonell and F. El-
lerington attended Listewell Fair last
Friday and Saturday.
miss Vera Rowe who• has been. holi-
daying for two weeks In Toronto, re-
turned home Alonday.
ft's. R. Rt.night, who has been \este-
ing in London. for a couple weeks. re -
'Write::: home Saturday.
Atter bene in the West for some
time 11.1. Earl Southetett returned to
Ws home hare last week.
Airs A Swayze and Airs. J. fet
truth of London are visiting sen:
mother Airs. Broderick.
Mr. end Airs. R. N. Creech and son
motored to Brantford last
to• visit with friends.
Mr Reg. Bissett of Chatham vies
!tea over Sunday at his home here,
Ins mother and sister being III,
hiss lia Weeteatt, who bas been vise
tee hen; for several weeks, return. ed
0 her eeree, Winatpeg Saturoate
Airs John Snell left Tuesday for
Calgary, Alta., where elle will spend
the winter with her son, Mr. R.
Snell
Mr Peal Coates, who has been vis-
iting among old friends in the West
for several weeks, returned home
il
Thursday evening.
r.s. 'Wm. 'Newell, who has been
weittnet- on her mother, Mrs. Thomas
pessett. visited at her home in,Strat-
ord over Sunday,
\res. R Alexander of near Lumley
eturned home on Friday, after spend -
tag a week in ttown with her siseer,
Mrs. Thos. leterniek.
Miss Mary 3. who has bent
visiting here for the past few weeka,
lef.t for London Alonday evening to
visit a few clays prior to returning to
Detroit.
Alr, Jas. Murray, wile has been en-
gaged in the Bell Works, Sea0etie,
for some time, returned home last
weak the company having shut down
their plant
Dr. and'elrs. H. S. McDonnald mo-
tored here from Hollandale, Wis., to
spend a few days with the eatner's
sister and brother, Mrs. Of. E. Gardiner
and Ern Davis.
"Mr. S IcFafls, who for the past
two years, has been an the staff of
the liaisons Bank here, has beet%
transferred to the „.A.ylmer brancb,and
left on. Saturday to take up his work
there "—Clinton New -Era.
\Ir. Jonathan leOrdd, who has been
on a th.res. months' trip to different
parts of the United States, having
travelled upwards of twelve hundred
miles, has returned home, He has
three brothers living in the States, one
at Cedar Rapids, •one at Gilmore City
and the other in Nevada, all of whom
he visited while away. He looks as
though the tries agreed with hien.
Mr. Wes Snell, who, aecompatned a
large. shipment of cooks to the Old
Country returned home on Tuesday
night of last week, He reports a good
sale and a pteasan,t and smooth voy-
age over •but the return. voyage was
ace so favorable, it being very rough
on times. Being Otis first trip to thee
Old Country he enjoyed the passage
very much, and also his visit while
there.
iVir. Frank ICnight of Ontario, Cal,
was in town..Friday last, shaking hands
with old friends: He had come here
for the purnese ,of attending the fun-
eral of his brother, the jate Dr. -win
Knight, who, crecently died in Cork,
Ireland, the imeouncereent of which
was made in !these columns last week.
On arriving east he learned that his
brother had ,beee ,buried Mettreland
before receiving the cablegram in-
structine shipment 'of the body here.
mr. Knight left the same evening to
meet hiS uncle, Mr. J. ,J. Knight,
Toronto.
FOR SALE—RANGE
Nearly Coal or wood range, cheap.
Apply 'to C. S. Snell, Exeter.
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cane on principal day trains.
Full information 'from any Grand
Trunk. Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DOR.E
Phoas 46w
Agent, Exeter
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
C H Sanders at the Advocate Of -
!tee, m
St ictly confidential o it
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
• EXETER FALL FAIR SEPT. .1.9 20
Complete Showing. of Suits, Coats and Dresses
1
+1,
NEW STYLES NEW CLOTHS NEW COLORS LOWER PRICKS
Northway & Rogers' Garments —Coats, plain and ,wittle fur collars,
Dresses in Serges, Tricolietest Etc. Suits are mostly in Serges.
Don't miss seeing this magsificent display. Special Values in Salts'
Blaclz Plush 'Coate,
ri;e134LCK14e
Men'and Boys Overcoats 86 Suits
YOU COI bay Overoeats end -suits theright prices ,now. NOW'
$4105, Neu- Colors.Cloth. Fine Cloe Thee' have taken a big iir(41. Coin
in and see for yourself.
'MEN'S OVERCOATS \IEN'$ SUITe' \1OTORISTS FALL COATS
$10.00 up. $5.00 $1,4 oo to, $15.00
CHILDREN'S HitAVY OVERCOATS BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
$5.00 up Ages 10 to 16 at $10 to $12
Children's Shoes
We k;;TP these famciug lime,. etoek. for Children,
li.URLBU'r CLASSIC CECIL:
New Flannels for
Middies, Jumpers, Etc.
Just arrived] in beautiful quality in colors of Paddy, Navy, Coe_
enhagen, Scarlet, Win; Brown. w Leith 56 trawl,
Conte to iehis store for your New Fall Hatt New Shape, Fine
qualiey. 'We sell 4he famous Brock Hat, ie. tEetjatest colors.
JONES & MAY —
1. R. Carling, B„A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissionen Solicitor for the ma-
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion
on
and Municipal
investment for Trust
of Canada, Pre -
Bonds, all legal
Funds.
At existing prices from 6 Der cent,
to 7 per cent cao be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
initerest
Office—Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
R. N. RONSTE
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 203 and 20W.
Oseeelleseseseellseselliesela
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 andevery-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. A, trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
The Leading Commercial School of
Western Ontario; a school where you
can get thorough courses -under com-
petent instructors in Commercial,
Shorthand and Telegraphy Depart-
ments. Students get individual in-
struction and may register at any
e,
timGraduates are assisted to pos-
itions. Get our free catalogue.
DPrincipal
al
BROS.
• PHONE 134 •PHONE 134
BARGAINS FO R FAIR IDAY.
We have decided ,to have a few specials for Fair Day,. A , feweof
tbent are mentioned below, aand they are real bargaias, and will be sold
only on 'Fair Day at these prices.
30 pairs women's button and lace
shoes, sizes, 2 1-2,.3, 31-2, 4. Regul-
ar values up to $5.00.
Fair Day special $11,98
FlannelletteSpecial, 35in. wide,
Regular price per yard 35c. Fair
Day ,special 10 yards for $2.50
Shirting Special 7 yards for $2
Black and w'hi'te. Reg, 35c. Fair day
special 7 yards for $2..00.
'Ten's Work Shoes -50 pairs
tan with or vsithout toe cap, Reg,
$5.50; Fair Day .price 4.48.
20 pairs Children's White Pumps
clearing at Fair Day prices 48c.
r ; n w ness y;01.(targ ppgat, ho,r,4 on Fair Day,
• 40 3111 Factory Cotton, heaviest we
have ever see t for a long time,—
splendid for pillowcases and sheets
Old price 50c. yd: Fader Day special
10 yds for $.495
• Corset Cover Embroidery. Reg.
40 and 50; yard, good ,weight and
fine weave: Fair Day 25c yard.
White Flannellette, 27 inches wide
a lonely white dor children's use.
Fair day special 10 yds for $1.75
Boys' Finerair Sphaoyp
es—x15pe sazer.3s9, sizes
11,2,3, 4, 5,: These will soon go at
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes —Si-
zes 2, 3, 3 1-2, 4. Regular $3,50
F '
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DR, HENRY A. CORSA,UT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or.
night
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occunied by Dr. Vining)
Phlegm 26w
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Ofe
fice. Strictly confidential; no wilnett
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 UnivergitY
Office --over Madman & Stanbury!ii
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEhR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Htiron
Perth-, Middlesex and Oxford. Fan
Stack 'Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed tinctioleer for Counties el
Price, Realutabalgeld anidddltTixslaktio• vi
Guaranteed.
Crediton, -- Ontario.
If you want to ,order a daily AaP4T
or magazine, or renew a present nth',
sonption, teame your order. at thse;
Advocate Office. We save you papa.,
envelope postage stamp and cold OX
money order .and when clubbing a lit'
tie more besides,
MONEY TO LOAN
We ,have a large amount bf priyat•s
funds to loan on farm and village
property 'at kw rates of interest
GIADMAN `& STANBURY
• arnisters, Solicitors, Exeter