HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-11-24, Page 8Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat . 00
Barley t.. ' 48 to. 55
Oats 34 to 40
!viant toha's Best Flour 3,90
Family Flour 3.80
Post-); Flour 355
Fe d Flour , 1.80
Shorts 1.40
EXETER AUIVO[ ATE, TRITlial uX, NOV, 24, 1821
Local Doings
W. T. Butt on Thursday last was
installed as postmaster at Klippen.
Patronize the Country Store at the
Trivia biemorial Bazaar, De,:, 21stI
Now that the nom,'anatians are over
wz are on the last tan of the po . t.cal
campaign anti no doubt it w1.1 l.: more
Bran 1.30
Cr.:amery Butter 43 to 47 Tivz James St, Methodist +lhotir iur-
,fa.ry Buttar 38 to 40 nished the musical program at .lie fowl
'Eggs. •new laid 75 supp.r at Cl 'selht rst lieihod?at'
F.g s, held „,..... . ,,, ,..40 Church on :Monday evening.
Lend ,... 19 T!'),..- . e rreet way and the; easiest waw
Hay per torn $15 to $16. to <I.cpose of some property or sell
lie.gs 4'25
.SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN
.' 11LLINERY
\ :s:tills-at aassortm,n of 3:nxrt
*tt, . .•n Silk Velve, Hats. valued a.:
:; ;.;ir $4, $10 .+nd $12, \W: will sell
a:2,98 a .t, ,�,; early anti get
v.rte .lip:... V7t.t every pur=_base a;
n 4.loilar, or ore-. ti " s _ 1 give one
.:) + _ hat Fr; .. \\:e x:3>u• i*ave''+
:.1
number of 0 rt :j A Ott tt.t
,ter Ch.:stm.s g., 1• \ . t LJRI ISS.
ie . gni er ti r v t Mer'
S. �, Hall.1 -
+:::c =nd, at 3 p.m. A.ina.s:•.r
`z Cal R� • : t rno on, tea,
14.1 �,Ir1;1(i FOR S.U,E,
Th,,• silo tt t :As carmine Factory is
(glen and ins .ig,* will be sold at
$4.30 per ton. ;13 F;.:rcltttser paying
tor we�iglting on R. t1. Seldon's scale.
Pay:anF°tat for ee,; lag' to be made the
zirst of eneh n,«nth at the factory.
Fog .LE,
all mod..
: onweniently sttuat-
l . rg le : and fruit trees. AP -
Or tea T. H. Neweltl,
't vQu ta:�+e ,.a:ything to sell or you
'1 '1x :guy. try The Advoate Want
iiR AND 'WOOD
)
\:1;RIti,i SALE. Apply at the
o:ate rffs.e.
HOW IS THE PUMP!
New Iron Pumps an:3 Fittings in
Stock Iron or wool pumps repaired.
.\'ells taumaaed oat or cleaned.
S. 1 V. CANN. Phone 115
t .R. JOHN WARI�a, t"1: ;r,:a:�ract.�r &,
t x ti.`ian. Ch.r•,lerattte a^t ➢ ➢ 1 :cal
1 r,atntents for Chro:ta�. .end Nervous
1:4';vises., Spectac.les cientifically fit-
t.<d. Hours 10 to 12 ; 2 0 4; and by
k.pp ntment. f?raacc-\4 illi ttn
and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43,
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The C.ounc:l of the Corporation of
the County at Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderieh, at 3
o'clock in tit. afternoon Wednesday
7th day of 1),•eember, 1921. All ac-
counts against the County must be in
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday pre.tdng the meeting of the
Council.
G. W. Holman. County Clerk
God r_.•l:, Nov. 15th. 1921.
FARa1 FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering tor sale
that desirable farm in the Township
of Sttephen, being Lot 15, Con. 2,
known as the Leathorn Farm, .ronl-
ta:nirt 100 acres. There is on prem-
ises a commodious two-story frame
house and two good bank barns. The
farm is well drained and fenced, has
a nice orchard, spring creek with a
Plentiful supply of water the year
round; fine far stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing done, and-
the- are 10 acres fail wheat, Pos-
sess,.un given April lst, 1922. For
particulars apply to I. R. CARLING,.
ixe.c_r, Solicitor 'for the Adminstra-
tor.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
oublkc •ot Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accent, or
tender for contracts for all kinds . of
bu'iding We are experienced wo.rk-
men and by strict attest t on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district
WARES & PRYDB, Exeter.
Dray and Baggage
Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
\rotor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Servic'ei
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
FOR YOUR
PARTIES
When you are giving a House Party
or enterta(,a ing your friends in any
way, 'remember we are in a position
to assist you.
Our Ice Cream, Fruits anti Gro-
ceries are..always fresh, and just what
your friends will like;.
WILSON'S
y��SL)1+I S �jh/ Ri'
YW LJ GJI V'Vl.'1'J
lr
Cash. and Carry
Phpne 5 6.
so:m: small article, 'find a tenan.•tnt for
your !ions.:, or an article you have lost
Z t •t t BUR ;LAKY
Partridge shooting ..Nosed 'on Satur-
day last.
The birth announced to 11r. and Mrs,
Lee, Sea�forth, last week should have
read a son.
Mrs. Whyte, „nurse, is qud,te all at
th home of her mother, _Irs, J.
\V:stlake, Sanders St.
it tate Sal of 'a decorated Christ
w free at a pant at Trivitt Meru-
or::al Bazaar, Dec. 21sa,
FARAI SOLID.
11r. Wm. SSIlery has disposed of his
101 acre farm n Usbarne, Situated on
the
corner, London Road and Thames
Road, to lir. Peter M, Moir of Us -
born.
t�:an n ten you wan .i, is :o user nu_ z
a small advt. :.n the Want Column" On Wednesday night of last weep
t_4
i ° Advocate, tlt:.'os made anentrance through a
rear window to the store of lir, J,
CARTING A\I7 DRAYI" G- ..til W. Powell, and :tarried away a num-
kinds of furniture moved and crated, beer of articles to theyalue of several
No job too small, At your service, ldollars. Close watch is being kept and
IN in. Gardiner, Phone 74:j.
ACCOUNTS DUE.
All accounts payable to. the Misses
du.e and mu
J.: 1st, or they
.t , d:urt bar collection.
telt ,breves will surety be caught one
of these Clays.
POI.I'FICAL MEETINGS.
st .be pared be lir. Thos. li. f111anr Liberal candi7
wzll be placed date. held a meeting in the Town Hall
an Wednesday evening of Iast week.
11r, J. C. Eli ott, ex -M. P., also spoke
n the interest of the .Candidate. Mr.
F W. Gladman was chairman. There
was a fair attendance.
Keep december 7th open for Citi -
zees' Relief Committee play "Mrs.
Temple's Telegram." A real treat in
store.
S!.IALL PIGS FOR SALE.
A nunabr of pigs, 8 weeks old,
John Ha kn y, London Road, south,
WANTED,
Young couple want comfortable
ria vm and board with private fang: y.
Apply ly c,r phone Advocate.
Reserve D':eember 15th and lath
for Handel's Messiah in Names St.
Church. Tickets for sale by the mem-
burs of the chorus.
COCKERELS FOR SALE.
White. Black and Buff Le horn%
$1,50 and $2.00 each.
Garnett Heywood, Exeter
Et TRAY CATTLE.
A heifer and a, steer about 'Si
vech strayed onto. N 1-2 Lo 28,
Soutil Boundary, Hay. Owner can
have ;ante by proving property and
paling expenses. Joieph Amy, Cre-
diton P. O. Phone Crediton.
STEER STRAY1.1)
There strayed from the grass farm
of the unders,gn;ed about Nov lest a
7 -rear old steer about 1000 lbs, de -
horned. Finder kindly inform
W. R. Elliott, Centralia
STRAY STEERS
There strayeed onto- the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 6, North Bound-
ary, Biddulph, two 2 -year old steers.
Owner can have same by proving pro-
perty and paying expenses.
F. A. Dobbs, Centralia 1
STRAY H1.IFER
There strayed onto the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 10, Con. 17, Ste-
phen, a two-year old heifer. Owner
can have same by proving property
and pitying expenses.
;lfathew Sweitzer.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICI S
Sunday -Town Hall.
11.00 a.m.-Holiness \Meeting
2.30 p,m, Sunday School
7.00 p.m, -Salvation, Meeting
Open. -.air service at 3 p. m. in, the
North End
Tuesday -8 p.m., Cottage Meeting at
home of Mrs. Webster, in North End
Thursday and Friday-Hensall, Cen-
tralia and Crediton visited.
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell
Y. P. C. A.
Friday night oven to Ladies and
gentlemen.
The James Street League will give
:t program at the Y. on Tuesday nightNaw. 29th. Let all members of the
Y. try tn, be present.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.--",The U,plvfted Gaze."
7 pjm.-"`The ;Ends of tie Age."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rectory
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
'Classes.
11 a.m.—"The man who was deter-
mined to see. what Jesus was
like."
7 p.rh.—Devotional service by the
Guild. Mr. F. W. Gladman will
speak. Special music, All wel-
come.
JAMES ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Watson, B.A.
11 a.m.--"Life, Black White or Grey"
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
classes.
7 p.m; -"Stolen from Death."
Dec. 4th -Opening of New Organ;
D?e, 5th -Hoyt FawI Supper.
i:'e ep open these dates.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo..McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11.00 a,m. a".Thie Christian's Portion":
3.00 p m. --"-Sabbath School & Bible.
Classes"
i,GO p.m,—"The C.b of 1'ubb an",
Tea ,Meeting, Friday. Tea, 6-.8 nim.
AT BETHANY
2,30 -``The- Chrastiatt 1Vlill'nomaire,''
On Tuesday eveneing the United
Fanners Political Or;aniz3tjon held a
well attended meeting in the Opera
House, when addresses were deliver.
.gid by the candidate, Wm. Black, lir.
Scott and Andrew Hicks, id. P, P,
The addresses were interspersed with
song and readings. lir. W. G. Medd
was chairman.
KELLY -CASE.
Tot, hams of .Mv. and Mrs. .George
E. Case, Toronto, at three o'clock on
Saturday afternoon,.Nov. 19th, was
the scene of the marriage of their
daughter. Margaret Simpson, ''Peggy)
to Mr. Robert Hun::ngdon Kelly, son
o 1Ir. anal Mrs F. ;S. Kelly', the Rev.
Canon James offeiat:st. The bride,
who was g'ven in. marriage Jay her
rath,,r, wore a brown embroidered
travelling suit and brown, hat with
burnt or. ng: feathers, an. Isabella fox
fur, and. corsag-w bouquet of aphelia
roses. Miss Madeline Carling played
the wedding march. There were no
attendants. Mr. and Mrs, Kelly lett
after the ceremony for a. wedding trio
across the line. On their return they
will reside at 90 Glenholme avenue:
Tie bride's many friends in Exeter
•w sb her a long and happy wedded
life,
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
On Thursday night of last week a
large number of neighbors and friends
met at the home of Mr. Adolphus
Hooper, prior to their moving to Lon-
don and spent an enjoyable evening,
during the course of which they were
made a presentation and address, lir,
:1lllton Russell reading the address.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music and games. Following is the
address,-
To
ddress,To Mr. and Mrs; Adolphus Hooper, -
We, your friends and neighbors have
gathered here thisevening to express
in a tangible way our appreciation of
your many worthy qualities; as e.iti-
z.ns among us, and to voice our sen-
timents of regret at your departtm e
from our midst,
We feel that you will be deeply
missed by all from our neighborhood,
and we cannot allow, you to take your
departure without presenting you
with a small token of remembrance in
the shape of a clock,
flay it ever remind you. of the
friends, and neighbors who so much
.regret your removal, but extend to
you tb,eir most hearty wishes for
your further welfare and prosperity.
From . your many friends that have
gathered here to wish good-bye,
liay God -Speed be yours;,
Mrs. R.N. Creech and Hugh were
n London on Saturday.
\I ss Margaret Penrice of Landon,
was home for the week end.
Mr. G. J. Dow returned Saturday
from a trip to Montreal with horses
Mrs. Wilbur King ,of the West is
here visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Whittef ord.
Mr. Harry Staltham of Acton vis-
ited his brother, W. J. Statham, for
a few days.
Mr. Thos. Wright of Hanover vis -
ted for a few days during the week
at Mr. R. Dinn,ey's,
Mrs. T. S. Woods left for Detro&t
on Saturday to attend the funeral of
an aunt;' Mrs. Pavvell,
Mrs. Thornton of Windsor visited
at the home of her ,,rnather, Mrs. Silas
Handford over the 1veek end„
Mr. and Mrs,. 'Adolphus. Hopper of
the Lake Road, wlesk_ of town, moved
tto London on .Ttuesdal. to reside.
Mrs, W, J• Hawksbmaw left an Tues -
da} fen Boston to v3sut her ;ester,
111Irs (Dr,) Rihabardson, for a few weeks
Mrs. Claxton, after a visit withhes
brother, Mr, W. W. Taman, :returnedto her barna to Detroit ,an Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. -Jos. Hawkins return-
ed Saturday from Salvador, Sask.,
where they visited relatives far a few
months.
Rev. Blatchford and wife of Liss -
towel visited over the, week end with
the :form,er's brother, and wife, Mr.
and AiKs, Frank :!Blatchford.
Dr, and M'rs. Lindsay and son, who
recently retuned train England, and
have been v,:sitaig near St, Thomas
returned to Exeter Saturday, •
Among those who attended the.
funeral of the later Wesley. S,rue11 from
a distan e were., Mrs. Windsor of
Brawn City, Mich., Mr. Samuel Rowe
ou Galt, 4-4, A. Bissett of Brant-
ford, Mr, Hoante os .Clinton,
14f.:ssrs, Herb Sout1rcott and 1-Iarp.er
Rivers returned home on, Saturday .ev--
eniing from England. They reanained
n
x .
in Montreal pmt al dw.iubcr the few days .�ihaE
the late Mr. Wesley Snell, was ill
and then tcam•e on w,;th the rem insi,
'Mrs.. Snell and Mrs, Wm.' Snell ;arri,v,.
ed here the same day,,
$
3
PHONE 32
JONES & 1VIAY
A
Complete 'Sho.wip
Christmas Coif t
0
\.re would advise an early inspection of our large stock of Goods for
the Christmas Trade, which we now have on display: We have a won.-
derful assortment of merchandise, suitable for gift purpose's, including -
Handker,;hefs, Blouses, Ties, Gloves, I>imonas, Purses, Handbags, Et.',, at
very reasonable prices.
HANDKERCHIEFS
We have hundreds of plain and fancy handkerchiefs for Ladies, • Fen
and Children, many lines in individual boxes. flake your selection early.
Men's and Ladies' Initialer Handkerrltieis now in Stock,
LAD IES CREPt. BLOUSES UP 10 $10.00 VALUES
FOR ,41.95.
48 only Ladies' Beautiful SW Cr.pe and Georgettk Bloussts, all popu-
lar volors, sizes 36 to 44, Regularly up to $10.00 glues, to .leas at one
prig e, only $4.95 each,
Ladies' Cape -Skin Gauntlet Gloves, grey and tan, the very latest
style in gloves. Price $3.50 pair.
LARGE BUNGALOW APRONS AT 85..
3 dozen only large print Bungalow aprons light an, dark :cors -
exceptionally good value at only 850. Cash.
- n's Overcoats for $19.50
Our Hen's Overcoats at $19,59 are selling out very fast. \Ve silt have
a large, range to select from at this ,price. Get yours ,before they are
sold out. Prue only $19.511.
LADIES EMPRh.SS SHOES AT .$6.98. REGULARLY $10.t10
30 pair Empress b3ack or brown, high 1a.'. s]toe , regularly $10.00 to
Tar at $6.93 pair.
LADIES' VELOUR COATS AT $25,00
Don't forget our Sale of Ladies' and Misses' Beautiful \.'Horst Coats
still ,;ont nues, 25 Coats to seloetfrotn at $25,00.
3 only Salts' Esquimetie Plush Con is Clearing at 5:9.
FURS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Furs make excellent Christmas Gifts, We are offering wonderful Bar-
gains in Fur Sets, Odd Muffs and N ck Pieces. Many at xtearly half price.
JONES & MAY
I. R. Darling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDSS'
in Victory, Dominioonn of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment ,for Trust Funds
At existing prices from 6 tier cent.
to ' 7 per cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
initerest..
Office -Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
NOTICE
BEFORE BUYING YOUR I URN
ITUR1. CALL' AND SEE, THE BAR-
GAINS W h, ARE ' OFFERING IN
ALL LIMB'S,..
R. N. ROPE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
RAND TRUNK SYS EM
..1111•,.
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled during car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor ears on principal day trains.
Full information from arty Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
tug District Paasenper Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Agent. Exeter
Phone 46w
CENTRAL
S'TRATFORD.. 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.
epartments. Students get individual in-
struction and may register at any
time,- Graduates are assisted to pos-
itions. Get our free catalogue.
D. A. McLachlan:, Principal
•
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Ladies' and Misses' Fur Collar Coats
• We are ',showing some splestdi 1 styles and have reduced the sprue :on
every coat, If you are interested in a coat don't fail to see our ,valulesl
• GOOD COATS $1,51,00 to $45.00..,
ALL WOOL . JERSEYS
For` little chaps lin colors of brown
or blue. They are all wool with
dome fasteners on shoulder
5.2_,••00 and $2.25.
MINER HEAVY RUBBERS
You *III need theft this weather,
get as hoot that weitll give satssafactory
them. Prices 83:50 ..to $6.50.
' HEATHER' HOSE
In. new shades and weaves. They
are all wool, and are reasonably pric-
ed.
Per 'Pe pair,. ..
� .. 25
p .. .. 1.
$
I
BOY'S ALL WOOL SUITS
Just arrived, an All Wool ,brown
tweed suit. Just ,this thing for boys
for best, or ,school wear; tall (size)s•
AND RUBBER BOOTS
In buying this well, -known, brand you
(wear. Ask any man who- has worn
NEW SPATS
In the popular shades, They come
•
ig
in two heights, 10 and 12 bu'tit;orals''
At par paiii' 882,25 and $2.50
Southcott Bros
DR. HENRY A, CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -.Beakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or,
sight.
DR. AL 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 Of-
fice. Strictly com;fident;al; no wataetts,
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 Unieefgity
Office -over Gladman & Stani5uryti
Office, Main Street,,,, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Hurls
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fart
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario
FRANK) TAYLOR
Licensed Auctibnieer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satiafactio
Gearaanteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
If you want to ,order a daily Pap'er
or magazine, or renew a present stili
scription, leave your order at tine
Advocate Office. We save you pape>*,
enveaope postage stamp and cot of
money order .and when clubbing ant"
tie ,more besides.
MONEY
TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
furids to loan on farm and village .'.
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN'-& 'ST,ANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter