HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-12-8, Page 8EXETER ALIVOrATE', THURSDAY. JIEG.8� 1921
Exeter Markets Local Doings �h Mr, Frank Wood es 'confined to his
• me through illness,
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY •
Wheat •
Barley
Oats
4in'.;,`toha''s Best
Family Flour
Past -y Fleur ..
Fe el Fleur
Sj arts
• Bran
Creamery Butter .,.......
falx~ Butter
Eg as. near leid
LerHayi„
held
per ton
Hags
! ;11rs. Thos, Fitton is
400 The Election of Officers takes placeiel'nf:n.d to her home.
to S5 :n fire efasonie Lodge an Monday evo James Connor of 'tale had the rrzis-
34 to 40 .rat next: and installation on the t fortune to sped 2z his ankle when
Flour ....... 3.90 .27 playing on Wednesday of last week.
piteillaxed
350" Thr .final election meet:nom r
„ In the
3,55p nt rest sof 1, Ir. J. J. Merrier was held
1.80 n the Opera House on Fricla. even
1.4t? ing last
L30 A br lLant array of tali nt, with a
43 to 47 i chorus of 170 voices, conducted by
38 to 40 Mr A. W. Anderson, presents Han -
75 Sea's Messiah here roe Dec. 15 and 16
• 19 barba d r E. Jan Churchill. is lea Burke,
$ia t a 4I6
t. angel and the shop has aga;,n been
:Ikea as er by 112. N. A. Ghbson. So
-far he 'cut lariccs' still prevail"
Hatjag
r u� . as ,d t, Ba,t h,:: Buil- �r^'er Lodge
officers of ' the
lees'. :rt A. Peel I solae'. your g f Oddfeliows were on
ase -ens ,r 1 'ttend to keep good l u `daY H=ate: of last creek re-ele: ted
In 'a. an.l a� sell ac the lowest pri.e " '?r' next term of six months. Asa
r ;a=ble. FRAJIa. wool). Phone 4. Penhale is the Noble Grand, and Louis
s our S ,., ,e Battery nctds spee'a1
: t. .iBook at t'le;,s tree o: she year,
We have sweets equ,.pnaen: for properly
e3ls.rr . ar t batteries over wetter'
1.. to t- k y +'are o V ou=rs. -'tri . J.
BEER. heater.
WANTED- Goed. girl to learn
e1erking. Apel to C. L. Wilson.
The South Heron Choral Society°
w':1 present Handel's Messiah in the
Jams Street Church on Thursday &
l�rday, i? ccenber 15th and 16th. See
edvertise:nen: a another t olumn.
WANTED -Sy era gentlemen, two
ee :urn -e.1 rooms ire Exeter,
heated, Apply P. O. Box 110.
GAUNTLETS LOST.
A pair t r tithe Or buckskin gaunt-
lets Lost F.nler will confer a favor
by 1 :av'ne same a: Dr. Uyndman's of -
nee.
l'* _ 7t way and the easiest wa
fi. ;ser= ~ prop.rty o sell
< small ':r;:.,.1e, _std :: teens's:st for
yeer hottse or ea ertole eau have lost
wh ..'n you e1;.:,t ',t, is co insert
e smell :.1:: :in the Wee', Column
a`
t5" A41VO rge,
CARTING AND DRAY ING-;t}}
1dnds of Parnituse atoned and r;'ratetl,
:ro job too :small- At your service.
Wm. Gardiner, Phone 74j.
H0L'SE FOR aAL1:.
Two storey brick res;de ee, all mod-
: -n server :te=es, .conveniently sttuat-
cd, large garden. .an, :ru=t trees. .&..
at the. <,.f ce or to T. el Newels~,
Exeter.
COAL. IIEATER AND W00D.
HEATER FOR SALE. Apply at the
Advozate Office.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iron or wood pumps repaired.
Wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. 1. V. CANN, Phone 115
ammieliMMINIMINNISIUmme
DR, JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician. Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments fhr Chronic and Nervous
Diseasee. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appointment. Office -William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
FAR1I FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable farm in the ' Township
of Sttephen. being Lot 15, Con. 2,
known as the Leathern Farm, .cont-
tainin; 100 acres. There is en prem-
ises a commodioustwo-story frame
house and two good bank barns. The
farm is well drained and fenced, has
a nice orchard, spring creek with a
plentilu: supply of water the year
round; fine for stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing done, dad
then are 10 acres fall wheat. Pos-
session givcn ,April lst, 1922,. For
particulars aptly to I, R. CAR.LING,
Exetter, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
tor.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that wa are open to accept, or
tender for contracts for all kinds bf
building We are experienced wo.rk
men and by strict attent i on to busi-
ness we hope to share In the contract
work of this distriictt.
WARES & PRYDE, Exeter.
Dray and Baggage
Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service).
Auto- Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
Y/hite Fish
FOR SALE
eeesfir
We have just received a shipment
of dressed Whitefish. Lovers of fish
will find these to their liking.
Fresh groceries for the Christ -
meas trade.
WILSON'S GROCERY
Cash and Carry
Phone 5 6,
Dag, jr.„ :he. Vice Grand.
A mos. successful Bazaar was held
tea Frdae las; by the Ladies' Guild of,
Trivia 'Memorial Church. The grainy. ;
weather placed it under a handicap,.
bun in sex t of that the proeeeds tot-'
ailed near.y $100. A de.orated Christ
Inas tree was sold by auction, and the
buyer donated it ,to. the citizens' re-
l' committee.
\Ir A, Paul, who has ,been e anduct. •
•
ng the butehiershnn her., dor some
( m. has disposed of the business to
I qtr Frank \Vo od, who bas had e harge t
of .= business sin=e Mr, Paul has,
Ibeen a onducting the shop, We are
pleased :o knew that the ,bus mess has
'all:a Oa such capable hands, and Mr. ;1
Woods having condu.^ d a,� auteaes
bu ;n ° ss Lere for so maay }gars the g
Puei:,c can depend or getting the very E
b•'st ot setteee.
Word was received here an Monday
that e. Williaiu Cotates .had landed
safely in he Old. Land with his cattle:
Tho cablegram said "All we11."
eft W. H. Kay, who has been, re-
siding over Dr. Browning's Drug
Store, last Thursday moved into the
dwelling owned by 1fr. WmiF Reid'
north of the manse. '
The Christmas issue of Rod and
Gun in Canada published by W,
Taylor of Woodsto.,k, is particularly
attractive, and is eeplete with many
stories which will apPeail to the heart
of the true sportsman, Trout hunt-
ing, shooting and trappimg stories are
well told in this issue
An accident occurred on Friday
morning at the •.corner of James and
\lain Streets, Where the automobile of
efessrs Bagshaw & Easton, standing
at .1r. Taylor's air station, and set
in :reverse, after being cranked, sud-
denly started • backward, and struck
Wein of Stephen,, knockingthe horse and buggy of Mr. Gotfried
the horse.
and buggy over and throwing Olt'. •
Vein out onto the pavement. 'Leek-
ly- neither man .nor horse vas hurt,
but the buggy was considerably dam-
aged.
The Advocate has many small Ac-
counts outstanding,• for sctbseriptions
advertising and job work -and sone
arger Recounts too. These accounts:
ehuge a lot of trouble and worry in
oak -keeping. You do snot want et
o waste time bung. y 2u wow, twice
or thrice. We know you intend to
pay. Why delay? Why not pay these
charges at the time, or soon after.
You know that yoek or the society you
represent owe these amounts. • Why
no clean up on these things. Noth-
ing brings osn old age faster than
needless worry, and we do not want
to grow old.
MARRIED IN LONDON.
A quiet wedding took place, in Lon -
clan on. Thursday of last week, ;when
Mies Merle Gould became the pride
st. ;Ir. Wesley Lamport, both of Ex -
der. They have taken up their res-
v_°race on Andrew Street, aand have
'he best wishes of their many friends
Owing to the rush for seats for
`Mrs. Temple's Telegram," Dec. Sth,
:ate plan be`rg,practically sold out the
first day, it has been decided to re-
-a: it the following, night, Friday,
I"Lee 9th. Do not miss this laughable
. emedy ;n aid of Me .Citizens' &blief
ummittee.. Rush seats both nights
i trots,
To those in need, of an engine 1. 1.-Z
to 10 horse power, new or se. orrd
hand; grinders from 7 int plates to
18 in. plates, rollers, crushers, pulpers
small srraw cutters, call on us.
e have them. One 10 in':h second
hand grinder, one 3 h.p; gas engine,
bath an good repair. Chatbam, In-
' ernationaI and Woodstock Wagon
r'i'g. Co's sleighs.
2 WARD & MORGAN.
wpm. maZowo:
ESTRAY STEER:.
A two-year old steer strayed' onto
the premises of the undersigned, Lot
10, N. B. McGillivray. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses,
Ceci=l Jones, Crediton P. O.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
A heifer and a steer about 756
lbs? eacb strayed onto N 1-2 Lot 28,
South Boundary, Hay. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying, expenses. Joseph Amy, Cre-
diton P. O, Phone Crediton.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Sunday -Public Library.
11.00 a;m.-Holiness \Meeting
2.30 ,p.m. -Sunday School
7.00 p.m. -Salvation Meeting
3.00 p.m. -North End. Mrs. Green's
home
Tuesday -8 p.m., Cottage Meeting at
home of Mrs. Webster, to North End
Thursday and Friday-Hensall, Cen-
tralia and Crediton visited,
Capt. MacGillivray Lieur. Parnell
Y. P.C.A
Get your membership in for next
year. Gentlemen $300, Ladies and
juniors $1;50.
An "At Home" et the beginning of
the year.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.-T,he :Program of Redeanption.
7 p.m. -The `.Advent of Ankh -Christ.
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rectos
OAV.1N• PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
classes.
The regular services as usuel next
Sabbath.
Young People's Guild Friday eve-
ning at 8 o'ciotgk.Progrem . Dicken's
characters.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
Anniversary 'Services.'
11 atm. -Rev. H. j. Uren pf Mitchel.
3 p.m: -Sabbath School
7 pan -Rev. H. J. Uren. • -
Special selection by the Chair, as-
sisted
ssis Led b Mr. Grouch of Stratford.
Prof. Bishop' of S. Marys will
preside at the organ,,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev Geo; . McAlister, M, , A.
,..Phone 21r3
11.00 a.m.="Walking with God."
-3 p.sn,-Bible &shoal Classes for Ev-
eaybody,•
7.00 p.m. -Reel; ;P• E. 'Ja,tn,es,M, A.B,D
AT BETHANY
Rev': P. E. James, M A., ..B, D. s
11•11111•111.1..1.i.1��.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
ORGANIZED IN EXETER.
On Friday ,ever reg last a meeting of
many of those interested in the for
-
mat}on of a Horticultural Society was
held In the Publec Library, and the
following, offi..ers were elected, -Pres.,
j. S. Harvey; lst Viee., G. S. Howard;
Znd Vice., ;Mrs. Amos; Sec'y-Treas.,
G. Stanbury; Directors, Mrs, Mc-
.t•,i, .lfiss Murray, Mrs„ Yeo, Miss
Kinsman, B. W. F. Beavers, S. J. Ho ;-
arts, J. H. Grieve\ Dr. Hyndman, W.
G. Medd, J. \r Southcott. The or-
ganazation has a membership of sixty
one, and 'the :ampaiggn for more ,mem-
bers eontinuest
HOCKEY CLUB RE -ORGANIZED.
The Exeter-Zurieh hockey club was
re -organized far ,the. coming winter
at a largely attended 'meeting held on
;Thursday night last in Exeter'. .Sev-
eral o£ the Zurieh boys were present.
It was decided. to enter an inter-
mediate team in 'the. O„ H. A. and .a
senior team ;in the N. ,H, L. Alt of
the last year's team are stilt here and
several other good prospects are
available and will be given. a try -out
Exeter -Zurich made a good showing
last year and should do better this
season. We are looking forward to
soma fine hockey. The bays are get-
ting don. to hard training and by
the time the weather man gives usild
lee the boys wbe jn first -`.class
..ondition. Clayton Hoffman was ap-
painted manager. With the, hockey
exper:,enc.e he has had he ,will soon
round 'the ,players mato shape,. The el-
ection of officers resulted as follows
-Hon. Pres., 3.-Preeter, Zuri.,h; Han
Vice -Pres.„ Fritz, Zurich; Pres.,.
1,V J. Heaman, Exeter; Vice;-Pres.,T
L. Wurm, Zuei h; Seo-Treas., T. R.
Fergusan, Exeter; Manager, Clayton
Hoffman, Zurich; Executive, Messrs.
W. J. Beaman, T. L. Wurm, Dr. A.
R. Kinsmen, Goldie Cochrane, Lee
Hoffman, F. 'i. Boyle, T. R. Fer-
guson_.
Mr. Marvin Vincent spent a few days
in London, during the past week,
Miss Mildred Wood visited with
friends in London over the week end,
Mr. Wm. Sennas of Toronto visited
with his brother,, M4 Jos, Senior, this
week.
Mrs Jas. Lutton and Mrs. Grieves
of London visited Mrs. George Hee-
key an Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fly ui of To-
ronto spent a few days with the form-
er's parents during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson - of
-1-Iensalt spent a few days during the
week with relatives .n -town
Mr 5. A. Stewart left on Monday
night for Brooklyn, N.Y., to attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Robin-
son.
Miss Lyons, nurse with Mr. ,A.. Has-
tings, retwraned ,to hex an.
home le Lo
don Monday. Mr. Hastitngs is iniprot
ing' somewhat,
Mrs. T O. Siouthcott left for Lige-
onto on Thursday, awing to the ill--
ness .from pneumonias {af her mother,
Mrs. (Rev.) Hobbs,
Mr. and Mrs;. Ed. Harwood and
daughter of_ Toronto spent a few days
with Mr. Harwood's ,mother, Mrs. Jas.
Pickard, this wr elf.
Miss Almena' and Ida, Patrick o,f Il,_
dertan and Mrs'. Fred Calyert of Et-
trick spent the weiek end with their
cousin, Mrs. Victor Snell,.
Mrs. Norman ` Middleton, and ' young
daughter of Lang, Sash., are visiting
among relwt;aes and friends •.itis, Us-
borne.- Mrs, Middleton .was formerly.
Miss Heywood.
kir Milton Sleman,, who has been
in the West with his wife, for.sev
eral months, returned .out Friday eve
entns:g and intends remaining, ng,. } is wife
will remain with, her'siste,r, Mrs:. Cal1-
fas, fora time.
Mr. and Mrs;. Wank. Jones of Regina,
Sash,', who have been: residents in theWest for the past twelve years, re-
turned here Monday morning to spein!cl
the winter among relatives and,Jri�ends
in and around •Exletee: They intend
returning in, the spring.
•
PHONE 32
JONES- - MAY
PHONE 3Z
Many Useful Christmas Gift
Suggestions
We have an ,enormous stock of holiday goods ready ;for the Christmas
Trade, comprising ninny p.ovelties. Below -we offer al few suggesi,ons,--.
LADIES' KDIONAS
We hare just reeezved a shipment of beautiful quality -Ladies ' tom:
ones, in Eiderdowns, Crepes, Eta. These quake very prat th al Christmas
Gins, Prices from $.33'5 to $8.00.
"JULIAN SALE" HAND BAG SAND PURSES;
We have ready for your inspection a beautiful range of the .,elebrat-
ed "Julien Sale" make of Hand Bags Purses, Etc.„ comprising Staple and
Novelty Effeets, Aai» 'encs in sold leather. These are well. worth the
Seeing. ,
FURS- AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
The great reductions wg have made in prices of Furs comes at an
opportune time -for those wishing to sele..t furs for Christmas Gitts!,
dMuffs have a large stock of popular Furs an sets also separate Scarfs.
a
n . uff at real Barga;pn Prices.
LADIES' AND 11il55SES' COATS AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES
We 'have a few beautiful winter Coats lei t, °.many selling at less than
,cost price, These watt.} make very useful Christmas Gifts..
HIandkerebi of s,
Sweaters,
Hand Bags,
Eta.
Lines Initialed
Gaiters'
Slippers,
Sweaters,
SUGGESTIONS FOR
Camisoles
Gloves,
Eta :rs,.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
Handkerchiefs,
Suits,
'Umbrellas
Etc.
LADIES' AND GIRLS
Blouses,
'*Hair Ribbons,
Parasols,
Rte.
MEN AND 13
Ties,
Overcoats,
Belts
Etc.
Fancy Combs,
Purses,
Fancy '.rowels
, Etc
Brae es,
Pyjamas,
Mufflers,
Etc.
A CORSET BARQAIN
24 pairs ,only D! & A. Brand Corrie ts, value up to $3,00 a par; to
clear this week at $1,69 pair.
COSY SLIPPERS, SPATS, FELT SHOES
No mora suitable Gift for Christmas then a poiir of .Slippers, Felt
Shoes, or Spats. We, have a ,arge assortment to .:hoose fromi,
OVERCOATS AND SUITS,
• Special Bargains in Young Men's Overcoats at $1900: Also some at
$10 to $15, Boys' Suits .all sizes at $7.40 'and $8.50.
JONES & MAY
T. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Banif, Ettc,
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 per cent,
to 7 ver cent can be obtained from
these boards. -
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at Lowest rates of
interest -
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
NOTICE
BEFORE BUYING YOUR FURN-
ITURE CALL AND SEE THE BAR-
GAINS W ARE OFFERING IN
ALL LINES.
R. N. ROVE
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
RANO TRUNK SYS EM
sores
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on might trains and
Parlor caws on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hots..
lag; District Passenger Agent, Toronto
�J. j. DORE -
Agent. Exeter
Phoma 46w.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD.. ONT.
The Leading Commercial School of
Wester 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
timet. Graduates are assisted to pos-
itions. Get our free catalogue.
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
SO UTHCOTT
PHONE 134
BROS.
PHONE 134 -
17 Shopping Days to Xmas.
Early Olsaosing is best in Every Way, and if you wishyour choice
Lan be held fore yor until Chrisstmast
LADIES' FUR COLLAR COATS • BOYS' AND MEN'S OVERCOATS
10 'only Fur coltlared Coats to be Ili will ,pay you to see our values;
cleared at ,$20.00, $27.5.0, and $30,00 Our pirik;es are right
SWEATER COATS BEAUTIFUL HAND'FS -
Pure wool Sweater Coats in attracr A wonderfulrange of patterns
tive patterns for men $8.50 10c„ • 15e., 25c., and to 75c.
WOOL MUFFLERS XMAS. HOSIERY
Brushed Wool '-VLu,fflers in best shades. In Silk. Heather and Fine Cashmere:
each ,$1.50' at lower '•pnik;es:
SILK AND WOOL .HOSIERY WASHABLE SUEDE. GLOVES
In many shades, per pair ' 85c, In dour shades, a good glace at $4
NEW NECKWEAR SILK Tl2ICOLETTE WAISTS
Beautiful silks and knitted neckwear A Beautiful Waist at popular prices
75c,' 81.00. $2.00 Each $5,00
GLOVESCOSY FELT SLIPPERS
All wool,- suede or cape $1.00;-1.25,2'.50 ` 1 -or ..every mesnber of the fa'_
ms1Y,.
Southcott Bros
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day of
night.
DR. At. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon -
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Viniung) -
Phone 26w -
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
flee. Strictly confidential; no wit*)L,
Dr G. F. Roujstos, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST.
Office over Carlirig's Law Officer
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Uaiv_ergity -
Office -over Gladman & Stanliury,'si
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER • AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Hurbu
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm;
Stock Sales -a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer ,for .Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satrufattioo
G,uaaanteeed. -
Crediton, - Om'tario.:
If you want to ,order a daily paper•
or `magazine, or renew a present sub=
scriptiotn, leave your order at the'
Advocate Office. We save you paper
envelope postage stamp and cast of
money order.and when clubbing a la'f
tae ,more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and villagte
property at bow rates of in=terest.
GLADMAN & STAN•BURY f
Banisters, Solicitors, Exeter