HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-10-6, Page 8EXETER ADIUMATE, THURSDA- ', []CT. B, 1921
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
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Barley
Family kIout ,...
Feed Flour
Sheets ........... ............
Bran ..,;
Creamery Bu.ter
Da *'y' Butter
ear l ......... ...
Hay per ton
Hoge
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LocalS ,oir Mfr. John Elliott is nursling a, very
Doings sore, hand these days caused by blood
poisening..
• It, 1,15 \Mrs. Jonathan Kidd, Exeter ' ort,• The Exeter High Schlool will at -
48 to 55 s im,treaang after a severe attack o on Friday.
f sena th P<trlc1tC11 High School sp
arts.
50 pleurisy
4.65 errand \iris A. j, Peerott last week
The West Huron Teachers- Assoc - moved Lnto the dwelling vaca,tecl by
1.,5 at$ort sweets in Exeter High School on Prof. Anderton on S•imcoe streets
1,40 Thursday and Friday, Oet 13 and 14: \Ir Oren S, Niter of Crediton has
,42 to 45 Miss Nettle Pryde ees. taken a pose ineee l to town, occvpedetet rooms in
e 36 ten as operator at the Central tele Jr.'A. J. 3IcDorell's block, Main
42 phone Oren; enss Ka, hi' ng re Street.
Q ebtred. , The large Ford silgn ost, the south
510 to $13 it 1 'm tra",e ,of E - .ter r„ - ` e of the Ford safes room was
9.00 cently tell f wind onFrie
tom .,a ladder ti •h Ie pica. ,.y a ,.. ”, broken
F _ dy and badly broken,
Air, and Mrs. Clipsan and \Ir. and his back. The weather has been more fall -
'pts apple; `t'1 suffered ireitr.e., ;..o
taerdfalwere itThe 1'tns Streei lettsdetceurcltrooiediKhaiz he uC,c>use ei4. laria Mrslaa?e s Sweden CQn,z
beeme rernedelled 'n part making n'3erahle rain has fallen
-#NNOCit EMENT v+ r,
articles was tendered 'erne Venda
e'en to the ,new • organ, and also fin- A surprise shower of
_shires the
t _ miscellaneou,
:lar. and Mrs, elect:n, Exeter, \Ir. I. Greb of Hay on Thursday last d1111, bride elect, at he- home :Mon. -
announce
the s egagetneiit of tlleo Mem se -stoniest south on the second d"t' ei `i'ig by her Purl irrends;
daughter. Aura Louise. to Mr, zcess;on of Hay truck the ;rat- elitlul s,hoivers were tendered
Rob-
ert G. Gillies Mr. and Airy ' a';g n' the culverK to #opt of lir Nines Lulu Martin, bride, elect, during
Robert Gilliee Fxe..cr, the ntarriahe, farm and damaged leis t:Ve week,at the homes of miss Stella
to gate :dace: glut sly' in Clctober. car ccTnside;ably, The iron went right'outlrcott and firs:. ANT.- J. Heaman
l'hsou:, l the radiator. Luckily he was:Bits, Ellen Bedford, Wellington Rd.
stenee st >wtv and -except for a shaking London, announces the engagement of
els.. std 1r e W. tt eande;s safe ea, eats not :aiytured. ,her daughter, Gladys Irene, to Robert
noun e tai c .ga gem r.' at the y
veer gest dee g;z r, Lea A., to, lir. • '1 G< rhe liacson ' as informed F Tanp Emery Street+ the mac+riape
<ne Ares : He ig'sts of Lucan, the ,n to .gram .an F£,dae night last of t` take y lacL' €n October.•
roar- aq4 to .al;, ;?,sole in Octe ber. '' q?ath of tris brother -an -law 'Ur_ t 1fr. e;•f.. Br. ,y, accaunl:anL of the
Henrw 'V h to of Fort awe,. , ,
•4anada:nt .Barra: of Cotttmeroa here,
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CART OF THA' F S i ,1,"Wte was an,. of the most •proni,nent ha, retia;ve' enotve',of. his transfer to
amen of that tQw-t, ,lawyer, ttMayor of the Sault Ste. liarie branch, and he
1t*s. Jas F ere and family dewire; of the to+aat tltnee ye rs, a prom'nena an
wd Aire Bray Jear4 in about a week,
no thank, the friends and neighbors Odctlt'efovv s b:;ng at ane time Grand Ir. J. D. Flamm of Wuideor takes
for tate ern ess,ons of sympathy and %gaster of the order and was Viet 11r, Bray's place here.
Jets at keens leas during their recent' pres dint of the .Oddfellows' Rel;ef j 11r Fran],; Collier, who delivers meat
bereavement. Association, and being a staunch Con- to MIr Paul's butcher shod from K rk-
servative and :a fluent speaker too)* ton, while an his way back from town
TOBACCONIST. an active part in all poI'I,lleal nem:. on. Saturday aright last rain into a 'bug -
He vine leased a temporary stand paignc. He pas also at hhe time of gy oceup ed by two Grand Bend men.
1 lir. Hockey's Barber stop, 1 will his death !saline rna;;'era•`te of Port The buggy was badly stttaslised and the
c >e: up a supply cotuiter for the sale Hope, car somewhat damaged, but the tees
of tobaccoes, cigars, chocolate bars, men the
buggy and also Airs. Collier
ene es gum.:tc. an Fr`da}, 90-. 7. iu
Your patronage solic. t:d.-0. C. Ward JAMES FRAY\B PASSES. cs4'aped unherurt,
TVs , ontmunity was shocked on The home of air. E. J. Spackman, of
FOWLSiC'PFIZR AND CONCERT. _b'x'da, evennes last, Sept. 30n1, tohear 1]anton Road, Toronto, a fanner well
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and concert oo: the sudden death that even'n.' of „
bc, the Tr t':t \Senn► iel
welt :n the SI;a Rink. nk. Gal 14
ba the ,na :r e. .1:,: ,vision. A
* n.: e sews .l :c benig tg :1 reng d for
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a n,• Don': torg.t the ,date,
Os: la.1 et nesters.
Ors Wein in s I , October 12th. Ur.
4. sv of Royel Garments. 1t li
we*ist Oe ranee t r alter serge
ewe see , eros °i' t,E'n,J` t.'. Poe;rC.
9.Ve vs ,t It b = ,i . i t'+ .. . you 041 end
ea tirZe , pile,
O Tlll'OTT BROS.
FOR ALE RANGis
Needy n.ES , wee.1 Y!'
(: v Apply to C. 11. en
l;.slawn resident iof Exeter, was enter -
h.
,
.ghl ,
y reweted res.dent of Exeter el and a gold rgtg stolen, Edward
the parson of ,James Frayne. Mei
Fravae had been up town In the morn
.n„ and was appar ail: :n his u;uall
health. Atter eating a hearty ellnner
lean a steam :litter, alto was working
at the house, has been arrested and
charge•, with the theft, Kay wascon-
vcted later and was given three days
it went out +o• do some work in th•eat the jail farm. -
tgar$en, but not along atter he camel T40 Harv.st Flom,: services in the
back °rtto the alious.e and c ompla'-tee 'Penes Strce. Church on, Sunday were
cif pairs en the heart and headi ales;, 'bright and interesting, The sermone
t'raYre mad: Kim es comer'r't?b]e as by the pas%ar were :appropriate anti
+^ss'b.',e and ;int for the doctor and the ctaurch was nicely decanted. The
ar;ends ,but he soon became noncan.- music by the hon Was of 'a a ;.c:
ions :end continued eo until he passe nature, Hiss Walsh of Hensel). nine
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ea ,wax in else early evening. Death pleasingly is the morning and Me
was apparently due to a, stroke of Goodwin of JIensall in the evening,
paralysis. 1Ir. Frayne suffered al Harvest Thanksgiving, services were
slitt erao,'tdted in th. Trivitt Memorial churchd ng>'gro ben rke n about
a
Fx..er nee, Ii. was aged 6r' years and 18 floral decterations re Very xnuel in
lays Bo 1: eeslenea throughout the church, and
tree whole presented a very pleasing
appearance. The rector, Rev. A. A.
Trumrter preached two appropriate
and deeply interes:ing d scourses, and
the choir rendered choice music,
rn one rnf east. ok town on
SIX ROADSTER FOR SAL L... t;:; f;ranton which his son now live,.
Ia, 11 4,1.0..i..., $25s. d.>ts.n, aela'te ,• ler Frayne had been a resident of
avenged 11 Bagshaw, Exeter. I Sharpe and Exeter all his lite. Ho
end ltrs Frayne retired from the
Cann seven years ago. 1Jeeeased was
TIRE FOUND.
30N:3 1"_; c st of lsx:t(r. a(}tvnv r a man of more than passing worth,
caw aye sem by nmcnt; ;troDerty honest, upright and coasuienilous in
and ;say inn e+;a :nidi. Apply net The to rimed his tby, allhwho. e kn w ham loved ie wd as
a.t slue. -r'ti n; disposition, and a true
friers 1 and neighbor. A member of the
James Street Me:lted;:st Church he
was can:stant n 4h? attendana and
active in the work of the church. In
polities he was a Con '.rvetive, Be -
ides his family and other relatives,
a Bost of ,friends regret his departure
Ile married .hiss Margaret Kernick,
who survives, together with one eon
William on the ;ferrn,. and .one daugh-
ter, firs Roy Parsons, also of U'aborn.
One brother and five sisters also sur-
elve-Peter of Exeter, Mrs, Willis=
Oke a: Usborne, \irs G. K. Beaman
of Toronto, Mrs,. Thomas Wark of.
near Strathroy, Miss Lizri°e and Mrs.
Ed. Tomlinson of London: The fun-
eral, which w as of a privatz nature,.
took place. on Monday afternoon from
his residence ,on James Street, tense
Exeter cemetery.
feed to test eyes and fit ;lasses £C'-'Ars. Thos. Wank and son. Edward,
entifiraldy, Cer rnpractie and LIectri- of Btrathroy, G. K. Heaman of Tor -
eat Treatment, for Chronic and :Sera-- unto, 'Arr. and \Irs. Tomlinson and
cus diseases, Hours, 10 to 12 and 2 sea Clifford and 'Miss LizzielFrayne
ae 5, are ey appontmen;a. Office car- of London, 'Ur. and Mrs.- Wm. Jahn -
nee Willem and Sanders street, sto t of \'ssauri; Mrs. Chaff, Johnstion
Advocate Office.
OFF TO THE OLD LAID.
1lessr.: W. Snell, Harper River,,
Herb Southcot. at Exeter, and George
Kellet c>t El mville leave tit's week for
C}.d Land utth er::tl.'.
CONTRACTING.
We wish to call the attention of the
Public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that wte are open to accent, or
tender for contracts for all kinds of
building We are exp..rienced work-
men and by strict anent t on to bud
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district.
WARES 8r PRYDE, Exeter.
DR. J`THY WARD, hay.ng iecently
passed th exam:.nation _ of the .On
taria Board of Optometry, is 7ualis
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER,
I will be (leen to make Apple But-
ter and C?d:r every Thursdav and
Friday till further notice. -S, J. Cann
FAR.31 FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering Lor sale
tint eros rable %'arm in, the Township
of S teparen, being Lot 15, Con. 2,
known n ass the Leathern Farm, ,con{.
ta:rnn 100 acres. There is son -prem-
ices a commodious two-story t frame
house and, two good bank ,barns! The
farm is well drained and fenced, has
a ,nic:e orchard, storing creek" with a
plentiful su rey jof wafter the year
round; tine for ,stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing done, and
;Meer_ are 10 acres fall what t Pose
sess:•on •g' -+v -n► ,April 1st, 1922,. For
particulars aptly to 1. R. CARLLNG,
Exenar, Solicitor ,for the Administra-
tor.
50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
Beira part of j-eet; 21, Con. 13. Ste-
phen Th •re is ion the. premises a
good brick house, bank barna silo,
plenty good water, well fenced and
drained, 3 acres ,all maple bush, good
orcha-4. For .particulars apply on
the premises, oft to undexsign,ed.'Pos-
session given April let, -
FELIX WILD, Dashwood P. O.
Fish! Fish!
We have made a contract with W.
H. McPherson of. Port Stanley to
supply us with fish, one day each
month during the winter, starting in
November, Orders will he taken and
. the • fish delivered upon arrival,
Fish will consist of Herring,
weighing from % to onepound each
and will be fine for salting for the
winter. Put up m 100 -lb,. cases.
Phone your orders to
WILSON'S': GROCERY
Phone 5 6.
41,
of St elarys. Mr and M;s. Hickman
Whetstone of Anderson attended the
tuneral of the late Mr. Fraline.
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS
1.'ore "ALE -Box 174, Hay P. 0.
SALVATION ARMY
Sunday, October 9th.-- A Farewell
Service at Capt. Barr in: the Town Hall
at 11 aim. and 7. p.m.
Sunday School at 2,30 pin.
Y. P,• C. A
The "Y" Bowling Allies are still un-
der repair far a few days, Opening
as soon: as possible.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Rev A. A. Trumpet, Rectum
OA.VEN PRESBYTERIAN -CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B..L , Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
Services es usual next Sabbath.
Anniversary services, Sunday, Oc-
tober 36th. Rev. Dr. J, J. Paterson,
of Sarnia, will preach.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. j: Wilson, B.A.
The grey team, owned by Jas,Smitih
of London recently purchased from
Richard Hicks, Usborne, won champ
:unship at the drawing match at T41
sonburg against six teams, T'hey+lrew
three-quarters of a cord of cement
with six of the largest men on 'the
ground, This is the third year Mr,
Smith has won champion,ha.p for the
best drawing team. He also won first
and second for show horses at Till;
sonburg, and second 'at Statfordvillae,
first and second at Springfield, .and
special prize for best draught team
on g'tound, and won two seconds at
Belmont, and ,second at Lambeth. Mr.
Smith knows a good .horse when lee
se:s it.
INFANT DIES,
On October 4th .thio infant son, Ar-
thui George, .of Mn and firs
Joseph Kerniyk, ,passed away att he
age of 6 morxt'hs, 17 days. The fun-
eral takes place from their residence
Coon 4, Usborne, anI-Thursday to the
Exeter ,:emeiery,M---
lir. S ''.r, ;sanders was in Toron;ta
nn bu;tnese this week.
Mr. Earl Southeast left Monday for
Toronto to resume his studies,
Mr. Reg Elliot of Norwich is spend-
ing a few days with relatives here,
Vies Gritfeth ,of Taranto is visiting
with her father, vrr. Jas, Handiford,
firs E. J. .We,they left last week
to visit with ,relatives at East Orange,
New Jersey,
Miss Lila Johns and Miss Whimstee
are spending a. fevv days here at the
former's home,.
Mrs Sw.egler and noun Harry of a: or -
onto are spending a, week witti Mr.
and ,Mrs N :J, lure(,
Ur. W. H. •Nfoattcurl of Toronto was
here an, business last week, and -shak-
ing 'hands: with old friends„
,Mr, Young Creech of Detroit. came
home ,Monday eventing and will 'visit
for a time among relatives,.
firs. Wes. Welsh of Regina, Sask.,
arrived there 'last week to spend the
winter with her ,matbre, Mrs„ l'aplee
stone
Mtn W. H, Deairiutg left Sactuwiday
to visit friends in Toronto for a
week or two, Mrs. Lueflei of Henson
acc,ompenie•d her.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and sone, Ken
n,eth of London were Sunday visitors
with Mr. A. Bowey, Ma -s. ,Clark and
babe remaining far a, few days,
Means. Linden Harvey and Maurice
;Harvey left last week for ,Tlbtrojnt io
to attend University,: the former tak-
ing Th•eelogy an,} the latter Arts!,
Lieut. Parnell +leavees on Friday for'
sTiorento, where tare was called to at-
tend the Salvation Army Congress to
be held there, re- urn ing the letter
part of next week to resume the work
here. '
:wiles, Charlotte Dearing,- who ;;pent
Rev, Butt of Kirtiome wnll +tpreacun the summer fat her home here, left
morning and evening. Fnturd'ay for ,Dietroit, where she will
spend the winter, She- was accampan
The patrris 'taking annnanersary ser- bed by little :Miss Eileanar Litchfield
iv7,:es at Zion on the Staffa Circuit: and Idella Hortap, who were visitors
here, :•
Zr `John tWn11 s of l'nover, Mich.
who has been vustim,g with old friends
at Heasall, Seaiforth, ,and atlier places
in Ontario, was an town last week
shaking hands with old friends inti%
MAIN ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo, McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11.00 a.m.-7 eter. 112rs. Welles .is enjoying good
3 p,m.-Sabbath School and Bible ,i,eialtli and is always a wele-onne Classes. ; ;tor among a large sierclle of friends
7,00 p,m,—',. t in Exeter and tneiigbborh,00c
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PHONE 32
JONES &MAY
PHONE 32
Complete Showing of Suits, Coats and Dresses
NEW STYLES NEW CLOTHS NEW COLORS LOWER PRICES
Northway & Rogers' Garments -Coats, plain and with. fur collars.
Dresses in Sergei, Tricotines, Etc. Suits are mostly in Sergee.
Don't miss seeing this magsificent display, Special Values in Salts'
Black Plush Coats.
Z e RQC
Men' and Boys' Overcoats & Suits
You can buy Overcoats and Suits at the right prices now, New
Styles, New Colors, Fine Clothe. They have taken a big drop. Colne
in and see for yourself.
MEN'S OVERCOATS 'MEN'S SUIT
$10.00 sis.on $18
CFIILDREN'S H1 AVS: OVEIke 0ATS
$S.00 up
'MOTORISTS FALL COATS
$10.00 to $15,00
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS
Ages 10 to 16 at $10 to $12
Children's Shoes
We keep these famous lines in stock for Children„
HURLBUT CLASSIC CI "NIS
New Flannels for
Middies, Junipers, Etc.
Just arrivedJ in a, beautiful quality in colors of Paddy, Navy, Cop-
enhagen, Scarlet, Wine, Brawn, width 56 incllest,
Come to ibis store: for your New Fall Hats New Shape, Fine
quality- We sell ,the famous Brock. Hat, in all the ,latest colors.
JONES & MAY
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1. R. Carling, B.8
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pre-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 Der:.cent
to 7 per cent, can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
initenest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
R. N. ROWS
FURNITURE DEAL1 R
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 20J and 20W.
If you have anything to sell or you
want to buy, try The Advoaate Want
Column.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For - the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery hne
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 Telegtst,phy Depart-
ments, Students get individual in•
st,ruction and may register at any
times Graduates are assay -ted to pos-
itions. Get our free catalogue.
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
SOUTHCOTT
CROS.
PRONE 134 PHONE 134 -
Ladies' and Misses' Coats
Wei woof yon, to see our New Fall and Winter Coats, and wh:i e our
stock, is not large, we areshowing some very smart models,. at prices
that should interest yout. - ALL WOOL SERG1SS $1',510 YD. ,
Sold last :season at $3,00 a yard:
Colors Copenhagen, Rose Brown;
Burgundy and Navy, Beautiful fine
all -wool Serge, Extra :value et • per
yard $115,0
RAINCOATS .FOR MEN '
I'ssett,ty Men's Raincoats that we
have been selling et $20, $22 and $25.
They are great cGlolttas, and you will
need -onilefar the) wet weather,.. Re-
duced to $151,00 and $161,50, ,
IRISH SERGE •FOR BAYS' SUITS
$475 pl Yard,
A great weeds -1g snatielrital, suitable
for making slugs and; odd pam(t';I Sold
last season ,at ,¢3,50. at yard; 54 inches
w; .ie Special at ,pier yard,- $1.75,
SMART CLOTHING FOR BOYS
The little felltaivs - ]ilea .enaippy
clothing as ,w(eil as, the older boys,
We are showing 'same' new makes en
goad wearing ;materials. Whyslot
se: them. beifore your buy your next)
suit?
Southcott Bros.
leneats ann.'
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon.
McDoaell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr, Vining)
Phone 26w
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness,
Dr, G. F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Cloned Wednesday afternoons. -
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office—over Gladman & Stanliury,'a
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED - AUCTIONEBR AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, - Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FitANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer floe Counties of
Hunon and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, -- Ontario.
If you want to order a daily paper
or magazine, or renew a present sub-'
scruption, leave your order at tai
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope postage stamp and coat 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 viillagie
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitor's, Exetett