The Exeter Advocate, 1922-1-12, Page 8EXFTEI, . AJ1VW ATB, THUR$lA , "TAN. 151 19-22
Exeter Markets
e CHANGED EVERY WEDNeSDAY
Wit ia 1,15
Barley . .��,, 48 to 5S
$4. to 40
etraitoixes Best 'Flour .M....... 4,15a
Fami3y Flom ,, ,,, „ 3.90
Pastry Flou' , ., 3,25
Fed Floor ,,.. 2.011
Shorts 1.55
Bran ...,, ..,.:...,y.,; „Y. 1.50
Cr ornery Bute- -., 45 to 47
Dairy Butter ,,,.. 36-39
EgI rgl .�. 49
Hay per to ....,,, $15 ,,, to lt? art $16
H ',r, ,•.,,, ..,
HE iS COMING.—A. E. A1moai. the
noted eyesi est specialist st o F ror:to
will be at tee Ce-utral Hotel. Exeter,
Welateskif.y. Tan 1:S. One d .y • sic
tiou tore arrytktm to sell " tau
wane 'Yo leo. try The Advocate Wart
Column.
BUY LESS COAL AND Vitaee
WARMER,
Faa the draft with Bronze Aut,L.-
ma.:,c Wee:riser Strap los Doors and
Weteceve. Seed eral lanai Ort
Pkons etre N. OGDEN, Exe e
I lege E F OR S ALE,
• w two-storey ileus£, ;nosier
ceneeniencee, for ;sale. Centrally he-
eaated czt Exe.er. Imreledi, to passes:;osis
C B. SNELL, E:tetter
'Your a:or:=g: Battery 'needs sweat
a:tentnon at osis time of etre year.
We have spa•. a egelp hent for properly
taking flare of batteries over winter.
I.,:tl us take t':'i.re of yours. W, 3
93EElt, Easter,
I']sa .a reit way and the PAS:Wstway
to cl:+rtes: Q: sonic property or sell
wrier sorsa;! allele, le, find a teepent for
your :Sou •tic en art ere you have lost
6tfi +n `f e y414 were ;,t, is to assert'
sr .01 ,.dvt.:ra the " \i a:.t COMM"
4s ,t, j dvoeetes
COAL IIEATER AND WOOD
HEATER Ft tR SALE, Appli: nt the
Advocate ¢ 9t3tw t:
HOW IS THE 11 1P 7
New Iron Pumps and Fittings M
Stock Iran or wood pumps repahed.
Wells pumped out or cleansed.
f, V. CANN. Phone 135
• R. JOHN WARD, Ghirpfara,; for &
Opties','sn, Cheopractie and Electrical
Treatments for C:4ronic and Nervous
Diseases,. Spectacles scientificalLy fit-
ted, Hours 10 to 12; 2 is 4; end by
appaVratmint. Offi.e--Willient and
Sanders Sts.. Phone 4.3,
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Counsi2 of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will sheet in the
Council Chamber, GoderIeh, at 3
seelo':k Ti ,1) wtterrioa:n of Tuesday,
til. 24th day r:i January, 1922..x11 a -
counts against the County must be in
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of the
Couaca
G. W. Holman, County Clerk
God:reel, January 9.h.1022.
ANNUAL efEETXNG
EXETER AGRICULT'L SOCIETY.
The ,A,nnuel Meetatng of the Exeter
Agricu'itural Society will be hell in
the Town, Hal}, Exeter, cm. Friday,
Jsnuary 20th, 1922, at 130 o'e lock p,m.
for the purpose of electing President,
Vic .-President grid Directors for the
ensuing year. and transacting .other
impa►rtsnnt business.
All members and interesting parties
should attend this meeting.
The Directors are particularly re-
quested to meet before the annual
meeting at 1 ,o'clock sharp.
THOS. HUNKIN, R. G. SELDON
President Secretary
"' Lloyd Englaatd has been a•,ppoint�et1
Local Doings•
P,osiuiastsr o£ Cre•ditosa„ See Credi-
Mr. 'S,Vm. Ward of Exeter .has be-
arxnw denier ;a Gray -Dort elotor Ctrs
:n Exeter.
Herberi l,ayrlor of Toronto has
hien au,ao;n:ed rector of the Aegean,
parish of Hensel and Steffe.
\tr. WC, 1 C'.^rter s vele :a be Dart
'ega'n Acer beers, .cafrre t to he ;acme
for s ve-a! days !browses illness_
The freight service en the L. It. S
B. has been ca.: : down to one train
a. day. The freght from the south
L •'.n= up every Monday, \Vednes-
raa• end Frelay, and from the north
es°ry Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
It +loon Owen. ;a Barnedc boy aged
eti years. wise had been norleng fox
D :ion o;' Kingsbr'dg north
Gotle-e- a hanged himself in .he
eria en, January 5.hn :n the early part
ee ley end Ws jowly was found
ihv cnnpleyer. No reason :s ;`sena
.Lir .!t: rash 3,`t:,
On Tuesday, , Jinx 3rd, Inspector J.
f eten. Tem of Godetech passed .he
et :ere anniversary of his first day as
. a> h. r, ani the Central School
seef diet town presented him with
. ia.onegtt ; a: roses ;11r. Tom taught
e<.ol :Ca.:, _a 1$12 in Cenfield; and
:r was pr,Ceete9 at Georgetown,
Maa.er at St:. :Marys and at
:rathrey Coit ates. In January,
l 8ti
Z3.: was :rtuade Inspeseer .o4 pub -
;s se•isarols in Wes' Huron.
SPR,a.IN1 D Liele k9,RM.
Mrs. C.a har::nae G`d1ey whine 1c;t11*iag
art 11 a, s eesvali; near Mr. James
legn:n s residence en Friday last
fee and spraned :he ligaments of one
arm vers. severely. Wh.t1e she is do-
ing ne.ely the injured: member has
'aueed rsxtis.derable sufferiee. she had
just returned from a; visit with her
sister Z71 )bantreal.
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SWIFT RUN.
The Express team, owned by
Messrs Bagshaw s: East•n. Inade a
lively rue slowrn Meet Street tit ednes-
slay night of last wee, They had
been driven down front the depot
with quit' a nttimber of Express par-
e I a eel when Ieit Watley: in freest
4f '-he apo: t Qtte a tool: Inght zed
torted down en Street at a
breakneck speed. They a n',nued the
#!.. orae.-,. i '\.i. -...
• ;' unl!, p,.,r1y , ppos,to.ISS Lewis"
r.r,iJe.=pica when ..hey turned off the
road to the 'r 1Lt and collided with a
hydra Pole the tongue of the wagon
penetrit.n it to akonlsederable dis-
tance a and bringing the team to an
abrupt standstel. When .raptured one
hors; was down in the opposite dir
setipan to wlt?eh they were running.
sit;aw'n$ .hat th sy must have reeelved
a 1:rrible jolt. The front wheels of
the wagon were driven, back midway
under the platform, and were con-
siderably damaged. The throes s was
also belly broken, but strange to say
ale horat•.s were apparently not mei
{ the worse for their escapade.
FARM FOR SALL+.
I'he. undersigned is ;offering tor sale
that desirabl= farm in the Township
of Srtepin::n, being Lot 15, Conn, 2,
known as the Leathorn Farm, ,con-
taming.
conttannin. 100 acres. There as on prem'
ides a commodious two-story frame
house and two good bank barns. The
farm is we11 drained and fenced, has
a nice orchard, sprig creek with a
plentiful supply 'of wader tthe year
round; fine for stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down. all fall plowing done, and
there are 10 acres fall wheat. Pos-
session giv:n April 1st, 1922. For
particulars apply to L R. CARLING,
},xett'..r, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
tor.
Contracting'
We wish to call the attention of the
nubile of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accept, or
r
tender for contracts for all kinds o
building We are experienced :work-
men and by strict attent r on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the cpntract
work of this d Meet.
W kRES & PRYDE, Exeter,
Dray�g and Baggage
e
•
Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
of ter :Truck "and. ldors.e bray; at your
Service,
Auto Livery Horse . Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON`.
li leer ttoweli:f'fe secured severs
pna.s with seven entries in the Poul
fry Show in S. Thomas recently.
LOST—On Jan, .6th, a. cord tire,
rine, , arri_r. and license Net ;59-129,.
Finder sui.ably rewarder on leaving
same at Ford Garage. Exeter.
SA.VATION ARMY SERV IC1.S
St'rvices in Public: Library Sunday
Jan 13th. , fajor Byar, Divisional Com
manlier -or Stratford Division.
11,00 ant.—Holiness sleeting
2.30 p:m.—Sunday School.
7.00 tent —Salvation Meting.
Hearty Welcome, ..to all,
Capt. 113acGillivray Lieut. Parnell
:,11.; C. A.
Lad?a •rttilY lin' Wednesday n ghi,
rrom 7 to' Selene All members from
.8
to y11 pnr
The fee :n ,he Ailey reduced toe. •
begins to -night jor the next 4 weeks
A banquet ,supper tong Jan,18 at 6.30
be ,h•, It::ina Bawd. Ladies of James
Stn Admission 35c. All .members to
h zr the .prieelege of inviting another
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11.00 aunt. -"The ,True .Reformer."
7.00 pain.—"The ;Gaming of She
Greeks:"
Annual ,-Vestry Meeting, Monday,
January 16th, at 8 pt.n-(4
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN t3HURCH
Rey, fatmtes Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school -and. Bible
clas'se's':
11 a.m.:—Concre scion.
7 pen.—"The Fife • behind Life."
To night, Wednesday' at .' 8„ p.m: --7
Illustrated • lecture by Rev. d., A. MC -
Connell, Plensall; ,on Cannibalism
and work of .1. G. Paton in New Heb-
rides, moving .pictures.. All welcome
offering for Missions.
Boy Scouts Saturday evening at 7.30
The Minister
JAMES ST., METHODIST. CHURCH
Pastor `lid, J. Wilson, B.A.
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71.00 a' m. "Sto pP g in \ a t the 'Half-
way Hauise," • l
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study. r;:
7.00 p.m.—"TIr4', Carmel Preacher is-
sues the•tChallenugie of the Ages"
Congregational and Choir Singing.
A hearty 'Welcome.
IV1AINy•
eTtMETHODIST CHURCH
Rev 'pea: is McAlister,, M. A
Phone 2111
th . Pant,Harteth"
,.a,
11..00
3.00
7:00
p.m:• •*sble Study' Classes•
bad• L mpered `mane''
• •:'••A -T BETHANY
2,30 p.m.- "Recovery"
tori. ria\vs
\lr, F. A. Chap u;ani has bre n -an,
Pti to his home ,foo' a few day's ow-
into l ilinesse.
Rev. A1eCornuell stsf rlensali and
Rev, Foote sof .Caveat Churcl4, Exeter,
exchanged ,peite:is on Sunday.
gr Jos $'ei<ioar VIPs in, Friendov-
r Sunday, etteedieg the funeral of
lie a sistxer-ln-'law, the widow of the late
Thomas Senior.
Dr. W. T. Hai �oway o£ P>ierboxct,, a,
brother oe Airs., R., N. Rowe, has been
slee=ted. a member tof the Alderman e
Board of that cense
3Ir. J. A. Stewart hes beeru:carnfined
o .bis hom„ for a week ;owing toe fall
on »la= icy walk on .T•hursday last
111: 11145-1P4 in iris back were badly
stree el.
The High Selsool Commencement
En rrt„fnmeat and p;sesentatiscn, of
eeleelarships and eeriz,ss lakes place
.ane Opera Hose on Friday evern-
,ne of elks welt,
:tar. Hteeor Rowck:e was orse oI'
dee su4cessti4 prize veneers' at .. the
St. Thomas Poultry Show last week,
Fsat'�¢ha eson 2 f' sots, 4 seconds and 1
rt, 'wee: ,^or Sumatra Games.
^^
Quite a umber of Oddtellows Nis
-
H asa,l Lodge a one Tuesday even-
411;.',47,
ven-
et1l n47, lava candidates with them,
Hemel), brethren conferred the
leers. Degree 'on the candidates
eizeer: , Kids ray , butehers, have
ren.e4 the setere premises, eecated
:series merehs ago by Mrs, ,Sanders,
::outs cal the Advot;ate •Oft< e, .end
will move the;riln the latter pori of
f,i4:s month.
Several of oar ci,ieeua have re-
ed see ng one or more robins this.
ek. L is Soot reasonable to sup-
asx asst they are already eeturn:ag,
porn the south, but ratber that they
renaainittg over w neerl
Rev, A. A. Tramper, Messrs. C,; Wr
olanson, kl, PoWe and Jas. Brlutnel1
ternded the Annual Dietri.ct efeetine
of ase L. O. L. field in Lueart,on Tues
day. Ali 2t1, olt4.;ers were re-elected,
Rev. Trumper being, • haplaitt
Th many members of file :Ronna sal -
,,ural Soeiet3, and others interested are
to have the prtvelege of tearing an,
address, S.
en1
eeb lantern s 'd•
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es, 'he Town, this Wednesday
evening, January 11th,. by :air. Henry i
of Seafortle No admission feq.
.N1r. Wm. Coatias of Uebo.rne, who
aecaempanied a shipment of prime cat -
:1:; to the Old Country .•about ;,even
weeks ago, arrived home on Saturday
evening last, He reports a rather
Iucky market for tee sale of his cat -
ed. and at times pr ges ;,haat been very
IOW. HP reported the labor question
'n England in a,nether r serious state
but there had been. some improvement
of late. Mee there he visited among
r..latt;ves • hence his visit to the old
land afforded been st very enjoyable
sojourns, The voyage ;over eves rather
pleasan;k but return ins was very rough
;tend Will says an more -than one o.:-
l•.msioru be was comp±elie:i to "feed the
bilges."
SHOOTING 'MATCH.A blur rock shoot rag match was held
by A. I• anay.:r on the ,farm of Jas.
Glavin, January 6th. The following
s, ores were made --F, Kerr 6, ,Tons
Yearley 8, M. Maguire. 5, T. Wiese/ea
A xlanover 6, A. White 4, W. Gilmore
0,. The winning ,side shot 37. • H.
Yearley 5, J. Gilmore 4, M. Mi;tcheli 6
A. Robinson, 4, H. Swartz 1, M. Elliott
3, He Neti 2. The, losing side shot, 25
tie, but it ixatd been,considerablly aarl-
HIGH SCHOOL COM 1ENCitelENT
-gee Exeter High School Commence-
mentl will be held. on Friday, Jan. 13
Sn the Opera House, • at 8 pone An
interesting and ;enterta.;ntl.na program
w=11 ba given by the: High School stu-
dents and an. address by Col. Z'htlter
Brown o' \i" °s e -n Unf.versi,typ Dee
Lomas ani Seeolarsh es will b pres-
ented t tee su..cessrat: . hotiars. A
small adnesseon of 25 c.e sin will be
charged to defray •expenses. Every-
body welcome,
hiss M.:Donald, mallliner, lefi Wed-
rn sday for her home in Woodstock,:
Mr. Maurice Senior returned Satur-
day to Toronto to resume his studies.
Airs. Burke left last . week to visit
in Detroit aniddpther parts of Michi,gams
:,1,iss 011ie .Quance of Toronto is
visiting among 4frilends fun townthis
week.
Mr, Samuel Adair ,of Forest was in.
gown 31onday shaking hands ,with old
friends.
,vLiss Pawl.Sanders lett last Week
for Landon, where she will attend the
business college;.
Mr. Jake Finkbejner of Crediton, its
;l^isi,ting at Mr. W. `H. Dearing's. He
i,s nursing a sore handl.
Miss Linda Walper .of Romeo, Mich.
is visat;ing her mother, Mr. W. W.
Walp 1r; Exeter North.
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Mr. -'and 7'4rs .'I',lious, 'Boyle ,af - To-
a,an,td...v sited ,with. friends :amzl rela,-.
tav s+ inn town 'this week,
1VIessrs. Peter ;Cas1, and :James Je. k -
ell .left Wednesday morning to visit
tr21atives' in Alma, Mich.
Messrs. Sandy Bawden, and Alex,
Stewart +of London were up Monday
evening for the hockey, match.
Mrs. E.• Coein.gwood a;tten,ded ; the
fuuneral ,of a •c.ousin, Mrs, Andrew
Hughes, in London last, week. •
Mr. ; L. 'J. ,.Pearhiase 're;'iereed ihomte
Monday from: Ha:t'eybury, where • tae
acconreanr.d a number kof cattle;..
Mr Thos. Boyle of Toronto ar-
ri•ved here Mpnclayo nrlgh1 to spenid, a
few days web. e aelyes and friends.
.Mr. and Mfrs„ Harry Gould of Wiaii<e
ssior are visiting at, the home of the',
farn,w',s mother, Mrs. Richard. Gould.
Mrs: W. J. Powell, who has been-vis-
eeng with her parents in ' S•arn�ia for
a few weeks'rei'uraued. home, Saturday:
Mr, and Mrs'. Harvey, Hill,' who have
been, in Edmonton for several months,
arr,i v?d ` here last wte[ek and are now
visiting with the latter's pa-ents,yMr,
and Mrs, Thos. Ili .ssett, Usbor e.
PHONE 32
JONES &MAY
PHONE 32
OUR BIG
JANIT.TRY SALE
This week we commence aur Annual January Sale. Space will only
permit us to Dire a partial Fist of Bargains we are offering. We are not
waiting until tite season is nearly .over, but are giving these big reduct•-
ians now Mem he goods are needed.
Read this partial est, then:'come .aa and look erouad—
SHOES RUEBeRS SLIPPERS ARCH -SUPPORTS
.�.
7* rye,at 9
r.4
300. pair •Lacl•_s Empress Setoe+, sixes 2 1-2 ;•0 4 only, to clear $1
Ledies' high lace brown or black Empress. Shoes, finest quality, reg $10,00
for 56.9£.
Ladies high Aare dine blackshoes, r;gular c7.00, 'to etear at $4.93.
Ladies' fame Cush:an Sok Shoes, regular .' b.00, for ;,4.49.
Ladies felt .shoes, gearing at from $2.75 ,- :3 69
Ladies' Cosy Slippers clearing at from $1.19 to $1,94a
Meat's Fine Shoes, regular $7.00 dor $4,9&
Williams' best, heavy work Shoes at $.4.98.
nest's Brown and Black fine shoes, Regular $10.00, for $6.50
Bargains in Ho.=key Shoes, Felt Shwas and Slippers.
Ar.=ls Supports and Feat Easers --- To ;uritor introduee these lines we
w,11 sell during ':hies s* only $5.00 arch supl»rts for $3.50 and
$.3.50 Foot Easers , for $2,75. `
Chielven's Shoes—Hundreds of pair= am sees. Good shoos at low prece.
MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS, OVIRCOATS, TROUSbRS. Ete
glen's Overcoats, Regular $29.00, for $15.00 to $19.00
\1en:'s Siete on sale at from $15.00 :o ,$25.00
Boys' Suits, all sins $7.50 and $S.50
Boys' Overcoats $8.00 to $12.00
Overalls of 31.69 ac pair.
BARGAINS U' COTTON STA l'IAl»S, i.1RES,q GOO11S, RleADY TO
WEAR, :ntt:N'S FURNISUINGS, ETC,
36 in, heave white Flannelette for 35e. yard.
27 ;nn. heavy white Flenne;Tlette for 184, yard
36 Ear good quality bleached cotton. and long cloths tat 2Se yard.
40, 4, and 44 ere heavy eirrular pillow cartons. very spec.al at 48e. yard,
Dress Seeps—Iles ,month at clearly balk prawe .
Sill„ Sp:cert 36 in, heavy Paile:te silk in popular :colors including black a
$1,95 yard
Ladies" Hosiery Special -- 25 dozen p- r plain: white and black Cotten
hosiery, sizes ,9, 91-.2. 10, to :tsar this month at 2Se pair.
Men's Union Socks 10 dozen, very special at 2Se pair.
;lien's Extra heavy Wool Soaks—Regularly*, 75c. for 60c. a pair.
Men's Heavy Socks, reg. 50e. pair, sale prat a 35e; or 3 pair for $1:0e
As w$1 as above l^nes we have hundreds of bargains eo oiler el
Neal s and Ladies' Hosiery, Ure ler year, Eke; Ladies' Vole and Crepe
Blouses, Remnants, ere.
DON'T HISS THIS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONLY.
NEARLY ALL PRICIsS WILL. BE WITBDRAWN W.IEN SALp.. IS OVER
LADIES' WINTER. COATS, DRESSES ANA FURS ON SALT; TIIIS
MONTH AT RIDICULOUSLY SCOW PRICES.
JONES & MAY
L R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the M01 -
stow Bank, Etc. .
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victocy, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bands, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 nes cent.
to 7 per cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest .rates of
itdtersest
Office --Carling Bk., Mein St, Exeter
Auto Licenses
and Markers
are Ready.
Thesfe are ;now •ready for 1922. We
have them in stook and can supply you
at 'sbotrtiest notice.
Have your application Toon proper-
ly filled int.
S. W. Simms
Expres,'s Offi'. e, :Rete
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUT1
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car aero
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day train..
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
e* District Passsaper Arrant, Toronto
N J. DORE
Phaco 44w_ Agent. Eze;res
WINTER TERM FROM JAN 3rd
.1 CENTRAL
2��e�2% e,G'lJr>
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Western Ontario's best commercial
school with Comn,iercisa, Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departments. We give
individual instruction, hence "Entrax.ce
Standing" is not necessary, Gradu-
ates assisted to positions;.' Get our
free catalogue for rates and other
particulars.
D. A. McLauchlan, Principal
SOUTHCOTT
BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Misses', and Ladies' Coats
Sevxeral very smart styles, which' we have marked at greatlyreduiced
ti
H- $40 Coats for $22,50+
LADIES' 'VESTS & DRAWERS
Turnbull's make, a medium wei;gh,t
garment, well :made, arid extra valuie
at per garment 75 ,
NEW •GINGHAMS
A big range foil new ,Gin!gh.ams sin,
Canadian and English .makes, Good
patterns and East colors,.'
Per yard, ,25 ;, 30c. and 35c.
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TURKISH TOWELING
A ,t ew soring • lice. Same as we
sold .a ,few weeks' ago at .35c.
New pri;,;e per yard, 25c,
HEAVY RUBBLRS & SOX
We sell Miner and Dominion Rub-
bers and recommend these': two lines
Every pair ':is • guaranteed
330 'Coats: for 68,50
COLORED TURKISH TOWLLS
At Zouch lower prices; Just half
what they were a+ year ago. Get
your supply tat^each; 30c, 40c, 50c.
CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTONS
A beautiful c,arcular co•ttonn, fine
even, weave and good weight in 40,
42 ,44 hole widths at ;per yard
50, '& 60c +
,, iF'W HEATHER FI SSE. FOR •
• GIRLS
Anto'ther_-,tew •Spaitnig Line.,. in one
of the new shades. A,tjl, sines at
per pair 85e,.
SLATER .Si-IOt S
Since the, disoip en/ pried 'we have
ing arse
put� i stock at ieoad rang.. of thins
on:pular make of shoe';' Ask to see
them.
DR, HENRY A. GORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn,, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day
Wit,
or
DR. A. 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 confidential; no enact .r,
Dr, G. F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law. Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons,
Dr. A, R. 1 INS.MAN, L. D. S., D. D, S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Un vergity
Office -over Madman & Stanbury,';t
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEeR AND
VALUATOR fco- Counties' of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxfced. Ferro
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctitoneer for Counties of l
Hunan and %Middlesex
Prices •Reasonable and Sat]isfa_ction
Guaranteed..
Crediton, On'taro.
If you want to order-- a daily pate=
or magazine, or renew a present sue-
scription, leave your order at tee
Advocate Office. We"'save you papek,
envelope postage stamp and cont bei
''ii'oney order .and when clubbing elite
tie more besides.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We leave a large, amount of private
funds 'bo loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest._
GLADMAN & STANBUR'Y
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter