HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-12-29, Page 8EXETER A11 TUGATE, TiiIIRtinaI, 11EU1 Re, Leal
Exeter Markets
aI.ANGED EVERY WEDN.ISDAY
Ii te..at ..'• .. 1.10
13ar,ev x.. 48 to 55
Oats .. : 34 to 40
'fit' sieobtes Rest tFlour `.... . 4.157
Fa telly k;our ......... 3.95
P.e� ry Flow- 3 Z
F el blear2.ed
Shorts 1.5;
Brent 1.50
Creamery Butter 43 le 47
reery Butt 'r 38 to 40
New Laid Eg s ,..,.,,,.... 65
F.g,s. h.,l1 .-40
Lerd ,,,-,. .18
Local Doing
Rev, Tramper :and ',family spe-i the
holiday itz Lonrlo*
Hatay Sweet was home front i
Nir..1, Aria strong is improving trolls Wianclsar this week,
Week, 'lir. Reg Bissett of Chattham was
The hockey y bays hard choir fia-'°m; "^+•m; for Chr;,isl
work Out on Tteesday razght, 1 Miss Hilda Horton of Toronto is
Don't forget that ai vote for Ilooper home for the holidays,
is a, vote for the best interests of air. Aquina Sheer* aaf Detroit In
E'<. -ter. stints relatives a re
1Srs.. John. Caldwell has received he '1r ss Lorena`Johns of London was
ws ere her brother, Mr. Herbert home ,for 'tile t'k
veecalf
F rd of Lawson, S4k4, bad lost his
littl'V daughter, aged t4 months and 18 firs. Apt();sprent Chr stt,ras with
days. a-lztices ;n hi Gi)livray.
A heave coat belonging to one cif \1r. Frani: 13oy1e spez t Cb,r atmos %n
she se. tie nauen. was stolen From the Lendoe. with hies '.mother.
Hay eer ;;.n, $15 to $16 G. T. It. -toothous3 one night last
1 'Ss
lee° .reek. The 1o' h11 been broken and
he deo :greed off. Tracks were seen
#ne snow a.u:1 were traced as far
z+ HEnsatl before The heavy snowfall
:t you nave anything to set; .fro ;•;_red ,hem,
poor ra> tee. try The Advocate °ant
Column I, cher rn ug'boliday even: was The
t Altai OF 'THANE;:*.
:Ore. Jer' e Whyte azd ettt- .,: tees `e
t t teeny .:rn.15 to7
tel teeve,re derone eeeeee.
leeereeveeee.re, eel awning ',VteiteOs
CARL) 01• = Fi.31i:S.
Nle. James- D gna w oad 'staff!
".•? tater iti th ' h'bo s sled
tee ess mese n el tresses -.h . n tltir:tiag
the i eteSs a d. Subsequent deeds
h• oto, Mr. etienese
ARI) OF THAIvh'S,
'lir, end; :airs: Gail Ski u ler es:*
to thank th rirrey friends for •sy,
rae
ete,Or} bee eaverneett Q lwsing thess of the'r
rills daughter.
The reg utter nieetieg of the Exe-
ter l'.F.O. wil he held, in Senior's
hall. Tisuis s'.ay evening. Dee. 29, in-
stead cif Wedues 'y evening. .4
good ar +rte.? is requested to bear
the ;me .,.a , -port.
'....„7,SE FOR SAL
E, -
N w Corey Isouse a a :.
oer.eo nz ;gees, dor save. t, ;n+ ;o-
o:wo 9 a n irsee es. beered,etC 3 C sac
B. SNELL.. Ez ar
whet:h gook place: on :+Ianla5
rneoa at the home of Rev. Dr.Sir and firs Cha ,
e, - a o. London, formerly of Cent pmary and Forbes
s
sesee r h:n Anna, daughter o; eire were. in London for Christmas
nisi Mrs. Jams Neilson, of Londoo'lir. Rig. Taylor of.. London spent
tea a s'`r was marr, ed to iglu Fr„d 1? the week end at his ,,home her.
n of New York, Rev. Dr. Salton,? \ir. AJ,ex. Stewart .of London, spent
.ricer ,.a the groom offcc.iatng. QChratmas with his Amity here„
The Tomes Street Sunday Seboo1 Mr. Miller, tea.,her, is • spending tlae
C,nr.e,nnws Tree and Entertainment was holidays at h:.s home in Rodney.
argeiy aoteaded on WeJrixsciay ev-, lir. Harry Fuke of Taront 'spelt
ag o* last wee1. The Tree was Chr strnas -with, his parents. town
deM orated
aa" contauterl many Mr. Morley Wilson of Dresden spent
pr Sseca or The Children The ;aro
grana was a pleasan„^ tan., ortsist:taa holiday11y: �. W, 1?o�v�lla
of songs by tI>,: Prma.ry Classy Li/e-h Ws. Lszdran.i.s quitie itt at ttie
Flinger. Roy Seeders, Keeneth Hoek- erne of her daughter, Masi E. Treble
y and PyMart ^z, dee SIAM- p ;sir Gordon Tatler of Windsor saws'.
• and jCan sheave, drials by AfitT- a Christmoe vieitor with his parents.
qtr.
Cecil Jos rasion of TQront.Medw.
teal School is herxte for .the holidays
Mr. Daniel Sanders of Woodstock
tiis:ted telattves stern. for Christmas.
Mss Curtiss, after The millinery sea -
lees ecturned to her home Axa, Bol-
ts.
Messrs 1]ouglas .and W frill Stews
art of Toronto were home for Christ-
mas.
ltrs. Chapman of Auindee. is ;visiting
herparents, ,,'►fr, uxysl ,tifree 1-1. Rey -
s.
ttss Woods of StreAford epant
xeoday with ber brother, Zr. T. S.
II'oods.
Mr. and Mrs, Paler R+yiaertsoza of
S' tfard scent Christmas here with
r,slatives.
Mr, T. R. Foreuson spent Chr stmaa
watts Mrs, Ferguson and children In
T'. eswater
,sirs. D D. Smith of Toronto s vis-
ing leer parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
A nn$tronC -
Mr. Melville Gladman err the West-
ern University, London, is home for
the tias:ado:is ,
Mr. end Ctrs. Wm. Josses are spend-
ing the Christmas holidays in, London.
with datives,
Mr. Burton Prszcator of Detroit
s spendi<ig the holidays with his par
eats in .Exeter..
Mr. and hir3. James Jewell spent,the`
Chri Steri hPlidays :n London with
their daughter.
1Z•'ss Ruby Treble of Toronto spent
a few days with Oxer parents, \Ir. and
hire Wm. Treble. '
hir. Arch's., Davis and a Trend of
Toronto visited the former's parents
it re for 'Christmas,
Miss May Ford is /some from Tar -
onto Normal ;and Miss Versa Jones
from Stratford Normal.
Mrs. Inwood and,daughter Cathar-
ine cheat • the week enti with Miss
Vesper and Miss Sandere,
'Air. and Mrs. A. E. Andrew of
Pontlex, Sask„ arrived here last week
tc� spend sometime with. relatives,
JIr, Fred Hawkshaw of Toronto was
ft visitor for .,Christmas nlit1i . his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John; Hawkshaw,
\Ir, Leon Treble and, lady frienl of
Toronto were holiday visitors with
'ha formers .parents, 'Mr, and Mrs. E.
Treble.
jr.lJoe Davis of Merlin, Mr. Over
Davis ' To-xit-a pit1 Mr. Edward
Tuesday -8 p.m., Cottage Meeting at Davis o' For -s>. stent Celstmas here
home of- Mrs. 'Webster, .in North End e► itta their parents.
Thursday and Friday—Hensall, Cen-
trace. and Crediton visited. •
Cant. MacGillivray Lieut Parnell
.11r Will Amos of Stratford spent
Sunday. with 14r*, Antos.
Liss A. I. Sanders of Ilra3erloo is
hos:laying at her home here.
Mae Vivian of Mitchell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs,. H. W. Doerr.
#iss Gregory of Brantford _s hole.
jai:ng with, leer mother here.
classes, ;rtstrumentels by Mar -
et Martin and hiildre-,1 Harvey 34-
diaaogtte. The appearance of
Claus end his. distributing. the
e ; was a feature,
N. II. L. GROUP.
The Exeter-Zurahh senior hockey
am in the Northern League has been
.ped with Clinton for two home
and itonx- gores. •'T',, R, use is
he converser to arrange dates.
-de home and boatel games have
arrenged instead o the double
e,--
er on Januarys 23
January'. 28
11"-R Fi.r*U) BULL FOR ^BALL.
P d gree oe b erne iced --z god
oao—ready :o- sere;$'e, it rr.oelhs eld,
Reg.! seasonable,
Frank Coetes. t cxatralia P.O.
Leat II' Cdr 3. i'sbornr,
Iiav rte t ur.' hased h Buteher Busi-
n:ss :rano Mr. A. Paul. I sorei: your
pe.t'reneese I intend to keep tidal
ro:Kg, awl esT seal at lige lowest grin
tsoss bl e, . FRANK WOOD, Phone 9.
Your 'Severs Battery needs sjtie!al
ett:ntioa at this tine of he year:
We have apace equipment for properly
taking o'ar et' batteries over wisher.
LI; W': tent' .:re of youir W. �.
`BEER, Lester
WANTED—By two gentlemen, two
or three iurn*eheti -ao:ns is Exeter,
heated Apply P. O. Box 110.
TEta .:orrect way and the .easiest way
to dispose ot some property or sell
SOW. small article, find a tennant for
your house, or an arUIC you leave lost
or help when you want :,t, is to inert
a Email advt, in the "Want Column"
of th t. Advocate.
COAL HEATER AND WOOD,
HEATER FOR SALE. Apply at the
Advocate Ofiitc,
HOW IS TITE PUMP?
New tram Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iron f+r wood pumps repaired,
Wells nuanced out or cleaned.
S. J. V CAN N. Phone 115
Dir. JOHN WARD, Ch`roprae,tor &
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Cbroree and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appo'ntm:at Office—William and
Sanders Sts,. Phone 43.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersinned is offering nor sale
that desirable ;farm in the Township
of Sttephen, being Lot 15, Con. 2,
known as the Leathorn Farm, „cone
tain:in; 100 acres. There is on prem -
ices 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 for stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing done, and
there are 10 acresfall wheat Pos-
sessiion given April 1st, 1922. Far
parti ulars apply to L R. CARLING
e ;enter, Solicitor for the Admiestra
tor.. ,
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 contrasts for all kinds of
building We are experienced wo.rk-
men and by strict attent i on to busie
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district
W kRES & PRYDr., Exeter.
Dray and Baggage
Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
'Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service„
' Auto Livery
Hors -e Livery
NOTICE'
gilt :Miss McDonald's
business taking possession
Tine continued patronage of her
ustomers is desired by me.
1 ladies cordially invited to call.
A YEI.LAND
TI
Hawing disposed o my minium
leuyiness to eliso Y ellantl I desire to
thank my many customers for their
past favors and wish them . a very
bailie' and prosperous New Year. ,All
accounts are now due and must be
paid onor before Jan, 70, Atter
that date they will be placed for
eolleetton its I am leaving town.
MISS 1IeDONALD
Liberal. Convention
The annual meeting of the Liberal
.Association for South Huron will be
held in the
TOWN HALL, HJ :MSALL
TUESESD.a1Y, JANUARY 10, 1922
at Lao o'clock p.m., for, both Prov-
incial and Federal purposes.
Ladies are especially invited to be
present.
HY, SMITH, Federal President
JOHN ESSERY, Local President
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICLS
Sunday—Public Library.
11.00 a,m.—Holiness :Meeting
?,30 p,m,—Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—Salvation Meeting
3.00 elm. --North End. Mrs. Green's
home
„JY.P.G A.
Gut your lelembershi, secured this
week at Mr. Dole's Drug ,Store. Rooms
Only open to members from Jan. 1st
and on,. ,
Get`axeady 'for the Rig Social. night
Trritt Memorial
Church
Regular services next Sabbath at
11 a;fn. and 7 pan.
r,.
Tyle regullar Services as usuel next
Sabbath.
Rev A,, A. Tramper, Rectort
47AVEN PRESBY'tLRIAN (7HUBOH
Rev. James Foote, 8. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School and Bible
classes.
The Minister
JAMES ST. 'METHODIST , CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
11 : am. --"The Power .oaf' an Ertd2ess
Life,,,
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
Study..
7,00 p,m. "The Time Limit."
Choir and ' Congregational Singing,.
All We1cptne,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone • 21r3
11.00: a.m.-A. Rtrospeee,
3.00',.p;m:;—Bible Study Classes:
7.00. p'm.—"Looking Forward!'
AT BETItM Y
BAGSHAW'' & EASTON 2,30 p.m.—New Year,
Dr. and Mrs,. S. R. 1, Hewitt and
two .children of Toronto spent the
holidays at the home, of Mrs. Hewitt's
father, Mr. Alex. Dow.
Nies. B.:.iford and Miss Dorothy of
Lyndon, and me and Robert rape of
Lander. :pent Christmas with Mr.and
Mrs, VV • 71. Armstrong.
Mr, Rufsasell Flynn and wife of Tor-
onto end Mn. and Mrs. Richard Treble,
of London spent Christmas with Mr.
and. Mrs,. Thomas Myna
:Miss Mildred Norry of Leedom, and
Miss Flosence Norry of Windsor were
Christmas visitors at home, The lat-
i er is staying ;for sometime.
Mr. Wm. iShosienbergy of London
spent Monday at 'the: home ,of Mr. T.
H. Newell, Mr. Shosenberg leaves
London this erek to reside in Halifax
JVIr, and Mrs?,' WM. Heenan; and Mr.
and Mrs, A. M. 'Healman and son Jack
of London spent 'the holiday at the
'mime of Missend Mrsj W. J. Heantan;.
Nl,r. Barry And Mn and Mrs, Harry
;Sower and faannily of Itgersgill, and
Mr. and .Nies{, John Bowers of Lon-
don spent a, ;few days, as the home of
Mr. R. G. 'Seldom,
Mr, and Mrs: W. H. Le nett, Mr. and
Mrs .Chas; Dale of London„ Mr. and
IV.Trs. 'Garvey Acheson of Se Thomas
and ir, Beverley ,Acheson of Wood-
stock were holiday visitors at the Cen-
tral Hotel with -Mr. and .Mrs. Acheson
Mr, G. S. Howard attended the
funeral of a relative, Mrs, Percy
Richardson; nee Mary A,. Drysdale, in
1=Iensall on Saturday. The deceased
was brought home from Saskatchewan
for treatment. and died a flew' 'days
after 'reeehing heir father's home ,in
Hensall.
For the first, lime in several years;
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. ,Johnston, .Andrew
Street have .had the great pleasure
of having dols whole family home for
Christmas those present being, Free -
barn of the Ca:inse& Inieltat tom: ,of
Wash ngton who has 'just r -turned
from a se,etellic'cruise';to Ne,w Zee-
land, and ether P-a:tfic (;r9 oup,; Albert
and Ceci'. from 'To ootto, and Dr,` :Mary
from Hanihttori
PRONE 32
JONES .4: 'MAY
PHONE 32
Wel Extend to All our Best Wishes for
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
WE
LIBERAL
THROUGH
TILY -TEJA
n
TRONAGE IN THE
CUSTOM
RS FOR THEIR
AST AND TRUST THAT
FAIR. DEALINGS AND GOOD SERVICE Wt.
MAY MERIT A CONTINUANCE
OZ SA.
IX
1. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the .Mol -
sons Bans£, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bands, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 Der cent.
to 7 nee 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
A . Prosperous and
Happy New Year
R. N. ROTE
FUNItRAL DIRECTOR
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTe,
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Ua mxeelaed dining car rtervice
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cgs on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, ca C. E. Horne
ing District Passenger Agent, Taroetlo
N.J. Ot, Ezeter
Phone 44w_
WINTER TERM FROM JAN 3rd
CENTRAL
S'rRATFOft M.. ONT.
Western Ontario's best commercial
school with. Comanierciia7., Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departments, We give
individual tinier= tiotn, hence"Entrance;
Standing" is pot necessary Gradu-
ates assisted to positiionse Get • our
free catalogue for rates and oth:er
particulars,
D. A; McLachlan, Principal
TH OTT
PHONE -134
BROS.
PHONE 134
We wish you a Happy and Prosperous,
New Year.
Southcott Bros.
DR. HENRY .A, CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
gChallls promptly attended to, day or
DR. A E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDoneil's, Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. VianngJ
Phone 26w
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUER
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of -
fine. Strictly confidential; no witaellt
Dr. G. F. Rouiston, L. D. S., D. D.S. I
DENTIST ^'
Office over Carling's Law Office c r
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Uni'vereity
Office—over Madman & Stanbury,'S
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron :.
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fart
Stock Sales, a Speccialty. Office at '
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK) TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middleserz
Prices Reasonable and -Satiefaetion
Guaranteed,
Crediton, On'tarno.
If you went to ,order a daily:'papes
or magazine,,or renew a `present su
sicrrption, leave your order at tam;,!
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope postage stamp and cost of
money order .and when clubbing elite
tie - more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on ,farm -and, vitiate,
vii agte,
property at low rates of .interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter.