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Exeter Markets
LOcal Loin sCanada's water -power development
sips+w'el'ts all investment of $474.-
CHANGED EVERY lIIEDNIwSDAY 0Q(4000 while 'the plower produced
. . would otherwise require lS,000,000 ton,ih at . ...n„ ..,1.07 Mr. Thos. Hunkie, returning officer ocoal
yearly.
Barley „4. 48 to 55 for Soaatit Huron, will make his offfi ill
?its .,,,. 34 to 40 repot to -'clay (Thursday,) Fir Chief Jasazes Wetekes is again
It a•aa.totba's Best Flour 4,,..:... 4,157 kin receipt of et otice from the Fire
Family Figur 3,90 lir^ lam, Delbridge of Winetelsea Unclertvxitere' Associgntion, giving the
Pastry Flew. 33.12 ,s `mit/ten to hes home with e severe usual warning to and sin -Wry that
k :1 Fleur ............... 'tier ` ,d a,hiclz seitled on ills 1ta es. tease y
. � is great danker of fire dowels
*'neer s .,,... a Sea, °a,k Ciandebaye puhlie schoo base O e Christmas season, otoin?�g to care
Braaa ,.. I. ..1 melt has been tatted up with tables ss de..oraiing of ismer. and xtores,
t r 'anew} Butter 43 to 47 sand a stove for the serving of haat In carr of fixe your ansurance> a '
Lary Butter 38 to 40 <Pnnerc to the pupils• b*carnes t*old of year have not
i 5 vises every Care in decorating•,
The
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#0 name got Jean, Sincere, who ata- ,....,,,,
Egg s. new led
I wesheld. :a eel 79
I Md iC per cent, was omitted from Garnet W. Miners is again to, the
Hay leer Feet Sri to $lb ne k xeter School Report <*f Ream 4 front with his Yerksh res; He had
1 %^g,y ., ;nee Jr. Il, ':lass, bast week. eifteen on 'exla,abition ae, Guelph, Wine
Mr. George Spo.ton, one of the de- ter Fairs and 'v,tir.t as Follows,-ln tine
eneed candidates in North• Hiroo, was Reveal class 2nd hoz dressed axe d f fth
11CREl•e`e , BL',LL FOR tiAl.t . ,*azrted on Si.urday at St. Thomas, for atIva .n a, riles, of le; under six
1',aa• e an Ia: as rz �lzed- :a ^,.aa l Catherine Taylor, a former
mantles i ' 'von let aril 2nd in a Very
e. ll ss
nurse , ce Wing -ham. large entry; for three together of tine
P r.._say :or sere e, 11 arson: as old, litter he got ;fifth phage; he also won
Free?: eeso-aablo. q p, * 4svµper edeert-eme s the cheap- the :prize they are alt after, the Chew-
Fra^,Ce-1:2's-r'en'al:.z P tam e n ^.1 o: communication ever estab- p.eesiele G. W, reow evens the ,:barn-
1<.:: H. Con. 3. Usbaa-rt s =al i>* anal. A thousand letters t> onsh p sow of 'that great Fair. He
.- - - :' on: cent stamps will easily cost is keeping tep his reputation, as agog.
Tisa t Al °Harte s s. Enterta nment 5915 en ^r.rculat., said not ogee envel- breeder Fourteen of ;the animas he
ran Domerr .T s e, Wed., Deo. 21 et R c':a very - oav ill lie a?peneda lam: cruse "sold for fancy f*ores,
lam. rriy.„ 1 9' . '^ ter `, 'Tee - ": h , stage in an, invitation to:,
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5 e . L, O. L. OFFICERS EI,hCTED
,.:,.Per'.:&. .�+`9s[+CS,�,^?a:e:. eia.?edr!ta �?C t: Ka§ ehneer, rest assured that the
,.,,,,,MI, 'w rest :m
mer anta in Ameriea,would n At the 'last regular meeting of the
sd Zee letatkber Bust- rag » s z:id ind;n.duall sums ranging L. 0; L, Noe 924, the following off,. err
is»a n' tats to halt mielior; dollars and more were elected for the ensuing year:,•-
an ss 'lases :�" �,. I',»u, l sok ,,� your � �'
e k en:tee acrd to beep good a +; r rn newspaper adverbs azg, W. li., Rev. A. A. Trumpe Johnston.;
deputy,
and d w see" at the lowest yrriee Test as for yourself- iWm. Leaman; ^..haplaiar, H.
puss eie. Fr AN WPM?, Phone 9, --- • re,., -sec';, Here an Pawe, sec
.,.^« tti H. A GRoi PI'+;G. 1W. Davis; treas., Jas, Brd,aatteell; die.
Velar S ,ar 13.sLI y rtes ds spe~`pl Es,eer Intezrntedd`ate IPe l e}° Te;arn of ,`., WM. Snell; let coon. Dr, 'Ward:;
ee e:nt,o a at chi,S ;;rate Ot AO tearlItas Wen given the. following groupsng°aau.s;er tyler, W. I. the, in a tyler
\'t'' nut is sem,. e ec;atipuret.t far ,properly l in th, t 1-I A-•-Eeeter Gorier. ,h a Walter Cunningham. These.4ffieera
alias; car' e bette res over weeter.
L.; Res t k :: re a>: yours. -W. J.
SEER. hey ter.
W INTF:ia---Good girl to learn
e1erking. Apply to C. L. 'Wilson.
W AN Mee -By two gentlemen, #n
teeoe turtle ;,z Exeter,
,teat' 1. Ap ly P. O. Boat 11Q.
teAliNr 1,.OST.
A .r a her or lnuckelen eaazr}t-
et, F .der well bobber a feecta
a.,., et -n4 _gree is D. Hyr.lirass o,_
t i cut¢ a, jlit>;h:alt atnct t,+ 1IarI,•s. Thais 'w 11 b: 5ztstallcd ors J,'an,. 6. 1922,
s a mucin more satisfactory grouping
n last year, and, ene Joel;. tei 4ae the ELECTION OF OFFICfe.RS..
eter-Zmech bo•}•s clean ep ctrz these
a e:re t wey and the eat est Ivey
* •*poi:. prap,rty car SCR
.sd a leeek nt for
Fees seer S , or en ereicleneee leave lost
r leer/ When Feu went et, ts 'r.? ,itswrt
Si qT.; .- ;^ ek :n t::.:"Melte
ei tee - Aelvee et:.
CARTING A\,n I'al.,e Ieeee-.aril
kin& of t'atrtntur" raeeved mad ertated.
No yob scan. emali. At your eervibe,
Wm. Gardiner, I'hc tw
HOUSE FOR S A.Lh.
Twee store' g beick resideace, all mod-
ern eanven e .coir, con e:tiently srtuat-
ed, large garden and fruit trees. Are
'Ply at tbie office or to T. H. Newel@,
Beeter
COAL HEATER AND WOOD
HEATER FOR SALE. Aptly et the
:Advocate Office.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iran Pumps and Fittings in
Stock. Iran or wood pumas repaired,
Wells ,pumaed out or cleaned.
S. J, V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician. ChWopractic and Electrical
Treatments `er Chrome and Nervous
Diseases. Seectacles scientifically* fit-
ted, Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appointment, Office -William and
Sanders Sta.. Phone 43.
FARM FOR SALT.
The undersigned is offering ear sale
that desirable farm in the Township
of Sttephen, being Lot 15, Con. 2,
known as the Leatiiorn Farm, Peon,
ta.niit 10e acres. There is on prem
res a commodious .we story frame.
house and two good bank barns. The
farm ee ;veil drained and fenced, has
a nice orchard, spring creek with a
ae,ntlfu: supply of water the year
round; fine for ,stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down. ail fall plowing don:, and
then • are 10 acres fall wheat; Pos-
session gee n ,April lst, 1922. For
partieula s apely to.I. R. CARLING,
Lxett-r, Solicitor for the Adm'•.nstra
tor.
Tenders Wanted
Separate tenders will be received rep
to December 15th, 1921, at 8 o'clock
p.Om stack hiy itrade, hase of store 8
including shop and
bench tools, used by the late B. Brown
in the boot and shoe business. Lew-
es- or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted For more particulars apply to
1. H Hoitzmann, Harry Sweitzer, or
to Mrs Charlotte Brown, Executors,
Ceelitan, Ont.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accent, or
tender for contracts far all kinds of
building We are experienced work-
men and by strict affect t on to bush
nese we Iroise to share in the contract
work of this district
W ARES & PRYDii, Exeter.
Dray
nd :agga4 e
Anything you have to ,move we move
it reasonable
Mater Truok and Horse Dray at your
Service,
Auto Livery Horse Lavery
BAGSF,IAW & EASTON
bs.
The ,Fames Street Sunday School
;a;ae. Tree and entertainment. Wed.
vening, Dee. 21: programa by the
eholars followed by. Xmas. Tree.
almission 25e.
HerCSE FOR SALE.
New ` wo-storey .house, ell modern
*etnr F en:es,. for sale. Central -13' le-
ated Le Exeter.. immediate pos ess:oa
C. B. s NELL, Eye: lar
h3L TTERMAK;;ER WANThD.
u na, man tiwereed to learn butter
n ;elle. Apply tT \ir G. Medd, lire
Creamery Cot, Lea ted.
To those in seed of en engine 1 1-Z
est yah horsepower, new or second
hand; f,rirnd:ra from 7 in; plates to
18 en, ;elates, rollers, brushers, punters
or Ft,aali Siraw Cutters. call on us.
We have them. One 10 uncle second
band grinder, one 3 h.p, gas engine,
beth in good repair. Chatham, In-
ternational
nternat onal and Woodstock Wagon
111"g. Co's sleighs.
2 WARD Sc MORGAN.
ESTRAY STE R
A two-year old steer strayed onto
the premises of tate undersigned, Lot
10, N. B. McGillivray. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses.
Cecil Jones, Crediton P. O.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
A heifer and a steer about 750
Iles; each 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 ICiS
Glorious Times-Lieu4. H. P Wood,
eminent trombonist .of Toronto, and
Lieut. I). J. 'efaoGilli;vray of Stratford
in Public: Library, Sunday, Dec. 18th
at 11, 2.30 and 7; asserted by the
1ooa1 (effacers, •
Kanas. Entertainment and Santa
Claus Monday, Deo 191 at 8 pan, 'n
the; Town Hale Adr ssien by ticket
25 ; Children IOc. cash. Don't an?ss
this treat.
Y, P. C. A.
The ,op floor as ready for basket-
ball to -night, Wednesday night, the
Ladies' night. Membership should
be in by 'the New Year. Help ,thie
Committee by getting in at once.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.--"Fore Gleams of the Day."
7 p.m. -"The Translation of the
Church."
Rev A. A. Trumpet, Rector,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A,, Minister
10 aim.—Sunday School and 13ible
classes.
11 a.m.--"The Greatness of Faith"
The Minister
7 pan. --"The Egyptian Dead on the
Sea Shore."
The Minister
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
11 atm. --"The ,New Orgian and the
Ciiunah."
3 p.m. -Sabbath Sehool, .Bible Study.
7 p.m. -"God's Corsegannent Man."
Helpful ramie. A e»earty welcotiiew.
COME...
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
RevGeo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11,00 a,.m.,-"Thea` Sward, and Trowel','
3 pen. --Bible & hool Classes for Eve
eryb ody.
7;00 ptm.-"A. Scene.yin elle Land of
Meal),"
AT BETHANY
2,30 p iii,-. "Isaac the Welllegger'
, On Monday: night the e10 tion, o f
officers of L'ebano i, Forest Lodge, No,
133, A. F. t& A. �4., took plate, with
the following result :--L P; M., E. M.
Diemen: W. ,1t. R. W. Fuleef S. W
J. M. Southeott; J. W , ,F. A. Chap-
man; Chap., Rev; G. 1l. Ch!tdley;
Treas., C. H. Sanders; Seey, R. N,
Cree.la; Tyler, S. Sweet; Auditors,
tr., S. Woods and R. G. Seldon; Board
of Eeaaniners, W. J. Hemmen, W. W.
Taman, R. N. Creech., The officers
f sill b ins :a led on Tuesday even*,
December 27th.
MOTHER DEAD.
Mrs. J J. INferner .received om Dec.
4, the sad news of the death :In Cleve-
land of the death of her mother, Mrs,
Edward Graham, a former resident of
red:mels. The late, Mrs. Graham was
born in Fermanagh, Ireland, eighty
years ego, and came to ,Canada when
15 years of age. The family settled
in Hamilton, later moving to .Ashfield
and Goderl:h, where she lived for 50
years, Her husband, the late Edward
Graham, died 14 years ago. About
sawn years ago. Mrst Graham moved
to CleFeland, where site made her
horse with her daughter, Miss Ida
Graham, who with four sisters and one
brother, Thomas of Goderieh, survive,.
The sisters ;are, are, J. J. Werner,
S ea forth ; Mrs. Minkie, Cleveland; Mrs.
Chas, Lindenfield, Parkinill, formerly of
Exeter; /s.trs. Preston and Mss Ida
Graham, Cleveland, The funeral "teak
place in Goderielr.
DEATH OF MRS. DIGNAN.
The death occurred in Exeter on
Sunday morning, Dec. llth, at an early
hour, of a highly respe,;ted resident,
Elmira Van Valkenburg, beloved wife
of James Dignan, aged 74 years, The
late Mrs. Dignan 'bad been in failing
health for two or three years, and had
been seriously 41l1 for several monttr+s
from Bright's disease. Born at Nor-
wich, Ont, she was there married to
Mr. Ditnan, and they, came to Exeter
to reside forty-nine years ago last'
September, living ,here ever snoefi
Deceased wes a most faithful and de -
'voted were and mother, always think -
wet of the comfort and welfare tof
those around her, and she will be
greatly missed.. She was a rnenaber,of
Main Street Methodist church, and
active and faithful in. the work of the
church. B antes be- husband she is
sirv'ry d by three sons, Wee:ern of
Lucan, P. B„ of Toroneo, and E.
of Exeter, also one. sister, Mrs, Lons-
desburg of Hamilton, The funeral,
which was of a private nature, took
place. to the Exeter cemetery Tues-
day afternoon.
MRS. TEMPLE'S ThLEGRAM.
The Exeter Opera House was well
filled both Thursday and Friday even-
ings last, when a, local cast of char-
aetars, under -the durectiion, of Mrs, N,
J. Dore, presented "Mrs. Ternple's I ITURL+
Telegram', a three -act Comedy, an a
most capable manner. The several
particularly so, and the ability shown GAINS
parts were well taken, same of them
reflects credit both on the persateel
and the diirectress'. A great deal of
study and work es necessary to arrive
at the, state of perfection 'shown, in
this play. The comedy has many very
amusing and laughable features, and
the interest was well sustained
throughout. The solos by Mies Senier
were well rendered, while Mess Mar-
garet Gladman presidedvery capably
bit the plana. The audiences were well
"a!
l
1
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wee -ween
PHONE 32 JONES & MAY
any • Useful Christmas Gift
Suggestions
PRONE 32
' We have an enormous stock of hal iday goods ready (for the . Christmas
Trade, comprising many novelties. Below we offer si few suggestions,--
LADIES' KIMONAS
We have just received a shipment 01 beautiful quality Ladies' Kira:
ones, in Eiderdowns, Crepes, Ete. These makevery practical Christmas
Gifts. Prices from ,.43:75 to :$8,00,
"JULIAN SALE" HAND BAG SAND PURSES
We have ready for your inspection a beautiful range of the celebrat-
ed "Julian Sale" makes of Hand Bags Purses, Et'.:,, comprising Stapleand
Novelty Effects, many lines in soled lea'tber. These are well worth the
Feeing;
FURS AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
The great redu,ations wee have made in prices- of Furs costes at an
opportune time for those wishing to sele.:t furs for Christmas Gifts„
Wt bare a large stock of popular Purr in nets also separate ea
and. Midis at 'teal Bargain Prices, par S, .,cis
LADIES' AND 'MISSES' COATS AT UAL BARGAIN PRICES
We have a_few beautiful winter Coats la t, .many selling, at less than
cost ,price. These would make very useful Christmas Gifts„
SUGGESTIONS FOR, LADIES' AND GIRLS ,
Iandkerchiefs, Camisales Beelines, Fancy Combs,
Sweaters, Gloves, Hair Ribbons,Purses,
Hand Bags, Slippers, Parasols, Fancy Towels
Etc, Ete Etc, . Etc
SUGGESTIONS FOR „SEEN AND BOYS-.
Handkerchiefs, Ties, Braces,
Suits, Overcoats, Pyjamas,
'Unthrellgs Belts elufflers,
Etc. Etc, Etc,
A CORSET BARGAIN
Lines Initiale
Gaiters'
S1 ipg.rs,
Sweaters,
24 ;pairs only I3; & A. Brand Corsets, value
.;hear this week; at $1,69 pair,
COSY SLIPPERS, SPATS, FELT SHOES
No more suitable Gift for Christmas than a pair of Slippers, Felt
Shoes, or Spats. We have a :arge assortment to choose front
OVERCOATS AND SUITS. •
SpecialBargainsin Young .den's Overcoats at $19450. Also some at
$10 to $151. Boys' Suits all sizes at $7.50 'and $8.50.
t> te. $3.00 a ,pates'; to
Will be open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights of next week.
JONES & MAY
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Dtc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment ;For Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 ler cent
to 7 ser vest can be obtain$ from
these boards.
Orders received by me,
Money to loan at lowest rates of
iaalterest
Office -Carling Bk., Mann St, Exeter
NOTICE
BJ FORE BUYING
pleased with the ienterta ler en,t, and
will always be glad to attend plays
presented by our local people. Those
taking pert were Mrs. N„ J. Dore, Mrs.
J. H. Jones, Miss Blanche Senior, Miss
Stella Southcott, Messrs, R., W. Puke.
J, C. Rankin, H. M', „Mollier, J. H. Jones
and H J Wenboa^n. The ,entertain -
merits were given, u sclier LIie annspeces
of the Citizens' Relief CommGtte,e and
the gro,se receipts were $286.03.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A.' Chapman, and
Forbes spent several days in London:
Mrs. Jas. Davis ,DE 'Merlin is visite-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willflani
7+i'sh,.r,
Mrs: Newman of Kin; stop is visit-
ing her parents, Mn. and .Mrs. R, G.
Sadao ,
Mrs. E. Christde and Mr, Daviel
Tait left Saturday to spend sometime
an Detroit,
Mrs.Moffa'tt of Paris, tivho has been
visiting; Mrs•. Amus an Mrs. Stewart
returned to her home on Monday.
Mrs. T. H. Newell and son Davt,d
are. spending, a fe•w days ,n London, at
the h,arne of the, farmer's sister, Mrs..
S!osenb e rg,
YOUR • P URN
CALL AND SEE THE BAR -
We. ARE OF\'ERING IN
ALL .LINL+SS
R N. ROWS
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR.
RAND TRUNK SYs EM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car ,service.
Sleeping cars on night trams and
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full irriformatian from . any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Agent. Exeter
Phrase 44w.
CENTRAL
%ri
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. Students get individual in-
struction and may register at any
t}mel, Graduates are assisted to pos-
itions. Get our free catalogue.
b. A. McLachlan, Principal
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
17 Shopping Days to Xmas.
Early Choosing es best in, Every Way, and if you wish your cboi.ce
can be held for yor untie Christman
LADIES' FUR COLLAR COATS BOYS',AND MEN'S 'OVERCOATS
10 only Fur 'collared Coats to be Iti will pay you to see our values;
cleared at ,$20,00, 527.50, and $30.00 Our prices are right.
SWEATER COATS BEAUTIFUL 1 AND'FS.
Pure wool • Sweater Costs in attrac- A wonderful range of patterns
tive patterns for men $.8.50 10e., 15c., 25c. and to 75c.
WOOL MUFFLERS XMAS, HOSIERY ..
Brushed Wool Mufflers in best aha,ddea In Sid1e, Heather and Fine Cashmere
each, ........:. $1.50 at lower prices.
SIL.- AND WOOL HOSIERY, ' WASHABLE SUEDh GLOVES
In many shades, per paiir 85c In four shades, a goad glace at $1
NEW NECKWe,AR SILK TRICOLETTE WAISTS
Beautiful silks and knitted 'neckwear A Beautiful Waist at popular prices
75c. 51.00 $2.00 Each ,$5,00
GLOVES COSY FELT SLIPPERS" e
All wool, suede or cape $1.00, 1.25, 2,50 Far every member of the, family.
Southeott Bros
DR. HENRY A, CORBAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office --Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day ox
nigh, t
DR. AL E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDoneli's Stables, John St,, Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
MARRIAGE LICENSES 1$SUE15^
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witaeltr,
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Cloyed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D, S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Univ.esity
Office -oyer Gladman & StenlitnrV
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. -ROBINSON
::LICENSED. AUCTIONEi,R AND
VALUATOR for 'Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fa►tm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRAN'1i TAYLOR
Licensed Auctilonleer for Counties of!
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satinafaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - • 'On'ta'rio.
If you want to ander a daily papeg
or magazine, or renew a present sub
sicrrpticn, leave your order at the
Advocate .Office, We save you paper,
envelope postage -stamp and cost dI.
money order .azid • ween clubbing elite
tie more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We Mee a large amount ofriva
funds to. Loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Banisters, Solicitous, Exeter;