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Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
449e as+t x ... .. 1.15
Earley . .., 48 to 55
Oats 34 to 40
alaatitoha's lest iFloi r
Fanr,'y Flow ,......
Pastry Flew,.
Feed Flour ..
Shorts
Bran
Cr timely Butter 45
I.?a ry Batter
Lard
Hay per ton, $15 to $16
1:egs
Local Doings
A atm Oinks ha k_ uws-:-but a wo-
man knows better,.
The. lee harvest has commenced and
•aar kh= quality looks to be good.
3.90
3.25 Maybe seine :,of chose crosaaeyed
2.0,0 non treed to keep wat.,h on the roil
1.55 ben toad. thermometer t the same
1,50 t 'n'•
Ault -moil u,tt there'e
:s eon .1e•ao a sn.tty
Ab2u_ t •r;ty cots n o e, driven over
Fraley . _!ht i
10.25 Mr. F, E. i� a,'a, w Lola
.' n
34 to 37 on h groua d cmo aro st *,
16 019 alaeh II to the hvekey match on
L. F. O. CLUB MEETING.
• 0 r gear met,:'t snit 1,+ meld
• in C mars LI li, on Wednesday tr•'g
J t r Za as i�raneral bus ness are l
J n. 2s;;r, l's sterol business and
grain. -
BUY LESS COAL AND
WARMER.
Slop the drat with Bronze Atrt-�
rete..:; NVeat_:er Strip. for Doors :and
' lin o',s. Sold east .put op by
Martz air N. OGDEN, Exeter
HOUSE FOR $ALB.
New Iwo -storey house, all utodern
conveniences, far sale. Centrally lo•
catr;d in Exeter'. Imukeec>l tte posses t
tr. B. SNELL, Exeter I
Dr. Graham has (been r:onfi ned to
tit.; house through illness For •ae Lesv
days.
Rev. W. G. H. ISL.:411 uer preaches,
Anniversary Sermons at Blenheim
m xt Sunday.
Rev. Willson of James Street will
prea.:ta Educatlenal sermons in St.
Marys on Sunday.
:lir J. A, Stewlart is able to be out
a afn Alcor be;(ng la-`tl up. l'ar -te ;days
kOljew,.ng a fall ':an the iy .walk
l Mss Dorothy, daughter of '.+fr; and
d Ctrs. Ww A. BalkwilL, who ;underwent
a ataat has further ern.
D•7k�1 d the e '
;games, by graduating the. floor of
th.' sides, making :t possible,- for the
an ,operation last week, s doisra ::aticeay,
lir �'m. Le
¢kat, mai.. for hockey
:'�'i2a T�^ "Or.2'•'' ?"! J'am F street
t c elea rid -aha '.rip ,.,;) ,- and Mr.
le r,',.d l mai rig in air. Willis is
r .i C ock-ihutt ;«t at town, a
M2ss L I :a. Kay, dau,h,�',r or Mr
Mrs Wein Koff .' .own was ova.
for a•,p'nd..>.t s on Wedt"es-
%,:, rti k. The operator. wa
'ss.0 taxi :lee patent :s delle,
h
Th—ono. .11 adv, B A. foriuerly of
II bt*; r T. wash p, has been: appo'.-tt
by ,h't O tar'ta Government to he bz
ser ..:o o separate schools in. Perth
H a Gey, Kent wad Essex eountaes
et „ia b 'tt quarters at Stratford_
ir. M. a Rari.o:1prd of .Gyle' ort lied
his ca burn ill?, other day while be
t:vas in a field. He left. it rnu>Jti g at
'the roa:iside, ant w3aem he 'new back
ot few m'o'ments later ..t was Featly a
bundle of twisted wire, plates, etc.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Te Town Hall was .:omfortablY filled
by thoseinterested fit I-iaert t.ui;tttre
to aicpr Mr. Wm. Hartry of Seaforth,
d scuss .dowers and lawns to beautify
private and eivie property, Ho is an
expert and his 'talk was interestbg
and instructive.
:mar twate of peapt',d to „see t)se game
better.'
A slight amaze has been made
ate time table of the L., Ill and B.
Th : ran. u' .atg north in the 'norms
wit b: at,ou i_se emotes erlier, and.
s t tfie trs,:zi going south at night 'rill be
g about . v- rra`atutes later.
F� ort orke young Ontario" tarmers.
Ila. r wom short C=ourses £i Chose
ed;subjects. either of the Ontario AQ
!cultural College, Guelph, or the
Kempn.viile. Agricultural .School, as a
rasar3a> tYi the various crop and hog or
cattle feedingcompetitions carried act
Your $to -age Battery needs specool
;attention at this time of the, year.
We have space equipment for properly
tak'sng ..art of batteries over winter.
I..Ptd us take ' are of yours.—W. J.
BEER. Exeter.
The correct way arnc the easiest way
to dispose of some .property or sell
soma small att.;ole, trod a tenant for
your hor or en article you have lost
or h • .t . r you want it, is to insert
crit;. ;« :v: n tri "Wont Column"
of Aaaoeate.
COAL HEATER AND
HEATER FOR SALE. App
Adaratme
WOOD
v et the
130W IS TffE PUMP?
New Irian Pumps and Fittingsin
Stock Iron or wool pumas repaired.
Wells pumveci out or cleaned.
S. j. V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOI1N WARD, Chiropractor Co.
O,pt.cron. Cxerspraette ,nal Electrical
Treatments for Ch care:.; and Nervous
Diseases. Spe,:tacics scientifically fit
ted. Hours '10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
app&ntment Office --William and
Sanders .St•a.. Phone 43.
.'iIEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Couricil. of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Godericb, at 3
aaraouk in. ate afternoon of Tuesday,
tit • 2.4th thy of Janeary, 1922. All ac-
counts against the County must be in
the hands of the. Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of the
Council,
G. W. Holman, County Clerk
God°erl.:h, January 9.h, 1922.
ANNUAL MEETING
EXETER AGRICULT'L SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society wild be held in
the Town Hall, Exeter, on Friday,
January 20th, 1922, at 1.30 o'clock p.m.
for the purpose of electing President,
Vitce-President and Directors for the
ensuing year and transacting Other
important business.
Alt; 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. SELDOM'
President Secretary
FARM FOR ,SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable farm in the Township
of Sttepdien, being Lat 15, Con, 2,
known as the Leath.orn Farm, .coni.
tainin; 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
there are 10 acres fall wheats, Pos-
session giv-n. ,April 1st, 1922. For
particulars apply to L R. CARLING,
bxetter, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
tar.
MIOVVIOMIneesmos
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accept, or
tender for contracts for all kinds et
building We are experienced • wo.rk-
men and by straict attest i oat to busia
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
Motor Truk and Horse Dray at your
Service,
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
A deputation ,made up a ,seven or
eight representative s.'bool inspectors
wa.'ted,upon Premier Drury to request
that provision be made for an increase
ea!ar a es of suet izn• ecilorst. At
present they are pa;,d 51,200 per an-
num by the ataunty nand $1,80+0 by the
Pr+ovan.;al Government, The Pr:m'er
promised to ocon';s der the request,.
MISS BO.NTHRON PASSES.
The death took place a at the bore
of her sister, Mrs. R
Toronto. on Thursday evening last,ol:
avec Ka 132nthranr a forrner rvel;-
,:i��rrsn r.s_dea . (of }Jewell and Bo-
ozer.
Y.ler. Deceased had been i1J for some
.weeks of heart 'troublel. She .was
highly esteemed and respected by her
many friends here. She is survived
by two brothers and ten sisters, Ro-
bert of Hensel% Danes. and Mrs. Coll• -
cis o' Toronto and 'Airs, Rosa of
el °n •lett. Th • ,rema,as were brought
l3.nsall and interment took place
i Rodgcrville ,;eeme:ery on i•Ionday
xrraxrfng. The. remains were asecon1-
parCed to Hensel! by Mr James Bon-
tron and daughter and M..ss Rage
Collizr.s,
L1NSEisD MEAL .FOR SALE At
$3,25 a hundred; Appy to 7. Davis,
Flax Mid. Exeter North.
BOX SOCIAL;
The Loyal Orange Lode will hold
a Box Social tai TMriivxtt Memorial S.
5, Hall, Exeter, on Monday, January
30th ,at 8 p.m, An excellent pipe_
gram. P.rozeeds for Loyal True, Blue
and Orange Orphanage?. Ladies in-
vited to bring boxes See ;bills-
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LOST—On
bills.LOST—On Jan. 6th, a .lard tire,
rim, Barrier •and license NO, 59-121
Finder suitably rewarded on leaving
same at Ford Garage, Exeter.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
31 a.m.—Holness Meeting •
7 p.m.—Salvation 14fieetiag
2,30 p.m. -Sunday S'`.:hool and Bible
class, and special sand tray for prim-
ary class.
Cottage meetings in North End, Thurs
day night.
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell
Y. P. C. A.
Ladies only on Wednesday night,
from 7 to 8 p.m. All members from
8 to 11 p.m.
The fee .on'Ole Alley reduced to5c,
begins to -night ;for the next 4 weeks
A banquet supper on Jan 19, at 6:30
by the artesian, Band Ladies of James
Street. Ads—Malin 35c. Everybody
welcome.
Trivitt Memorial
Church -
11 a.m,—"Thte %Siou1's Response to
Gds.
7 p.m.—'''The Narr o.w Places of Life"
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rectors
CAVEN PRESBx..r.riRIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a.m.—"The- Splendid Interiors"
The Minister
7 P.m.--"UnconsciousInfluences."
The Minister
7 p.m. Friday ; Boy .Scouts Banquet
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
Edueatioonal Seamans ,by Rev. A. J.
Langford. of St .Marys, morning and
evening.
3 pm.—Sabbath School and Bible
Study:
Congregational and Choir Singing.
A hearty welcome. .
MAIN ST. METHODIST- CHURCH
Rev Geo McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11.00 atm —Rev;. A. !E, Jones, Blenheim ,
3.00 p.m.—Bible Study Classes.
1 summ„s udder he auspices of the
lUepartmert of Agriculture.. Thirty
Four of the boys go to Guelph for two
;risks durrana tho. lattert part of Janu-
Fury, Mae the, others will ibe girec'•n!
she three weeks' '.purse et Keinptr-
lritte. Among the ,xtumber we notice
!tilt. panne +oL ik rct1d Hunter tot Ur -
borne, .
who
Os leo• `be ,:
t, origrakulated on
his subcess,. Mr. Hunter is now talc-
inti the two weeks' coursee ;at Guelphs
MOTHER l?LAT}.
Mrs, ilarrlet D. Swan, of 'Clinton.
mother of Mrs. George Etherington. of
Usbvrne, died twit the home of her.
daughter, Mra. Geo. Abell, Stratford
On January 16th, at the age of 82 yearn
She had gone to Stratford before the
Christmas holidays, and nine.) days ago
mistaking a boor she fell down thes'.
.sellar steps, death following, Born in
England she lived preen tally au icer
lite: in Clinton:
0PEN3r-D NEW AUTO ROOMS.
O.i. Wednesday of Ws week lir. T.
H. Newell, the Gray Dort Distributor,'
opened has fine new' show room in
tiiratford. No expense has been spar-
ed to peke this a modern establish-
ment from thee .staar,dpoint of appoint-
ments, furnishings and decorations. A
mus! a1 entertainment is being given
each even ng, and we are sure Air, l
Newell will be glad ,'to,seehss;Exeter
friends at the show rooms. Ile is hav-
ing a convention of Ws dealers on
Friday.
DIED IN k.D.'1IONTO .
Word was received here on Monday
of the death that day in Edmonton of
Clara Maud. Campbell, wife of Dr.
Arthur C. Ramsay, Deceased was
Ix= near Exeter and: was a daughter
of the late Simon Canunbell andMrst.`
Agnes Campbell of Exeteri. Before
go:cng to Edmonton several years ago
they resided in. -Hamilton for some
years. Besides the husband and fam-
ily anti mother she is survived by
two sisters and two brothers, .1ir&Dr
Lanni of Hamilton, Mrs( John, Stew-
art, Edward and Arthur of Usborne.
The remains ;are being brought here
for interment. Sateen sympathy is
telt for the family,
AGED RLSIDENT PASSES
There passed away at: the home of
her daughter, Mrs: Edward Treble,
on Monday, January 16th, Naney A,
.Miller, in, her 88th year. She was
born. in Afarkham, York Cot, iia. the
year 1834. Her maral ge ire her nine-
eenth year to James Loadmari, took
place in 1Markham, after which she
and her husband resided in White-
church, for seventeenyears, afterwards
moving to Huron County, Hay Town-
sa-en where she resided until the death
of h •r hushe •t 1 .h:t-ty years ago, ::iter
which her rema. n,rtg years, were spent
between Exeter and London,. From
•ae.r early :life she was a pro fietss«,ng
Christian, ra Babtist tat eeligion, and
while in London aj member of the
Talbot Street Baptist Church. In Ex-
eter she attended the James ,Sjtreet
Methodist Church. She leaves to
mourn her dem;:se, three sons and four
daughters—Mrs. W. H. Garner of,To-
'onto, Mrs. Jas. Morey of Torrontto,
Mrs. F. W. "Cogan of Manitoba, Mrs
Edward Treble, Exeter, John, and
James at Saskatchewan and Arthus
of Winnipeg} She last one daughter
by death, osis. Henry Collins of Del-
oraine, Man. She is also ,survived by
twenty-six grand-,;hildeen and eleven
great -grand children. The •deceased
was ill only 'a few weeks, puttering
Little pain, a general breaking ftp the
system owing to told .age,. She was of
a bright and happy 'disposition, belov-
ed by all, and was attended in her last
illness by her daughters, Mrs, W. H
Garner and Mrs. Ed. Treble. The Tuan-
eral was ,of a private nature and took
place from the home, of Mr. Ed. Treble
with whom she has been residing for
the last two, years, to the Exeter cem-
etery..
Mr. W. W. Taman) left „Wednesday
for .Detroit on business.
Mr, Fred Leathern, of London vis-
visiting among -friends in and around
Exeter.
•Mr. and airs} W. E. ,Mitehela and
daughter of Lon.doa visited with Mr.
and Mrsi. M. E. Galydhnler last week,
i11r. and Mrs. W. Bi Rydan abed son
Jack of Exeter are vesiting at the
home of Mr, and Mrs!. N. A,. O11ler-
1ittle.—St. faerya 'Journal -Argus.
Mr. G. S. Howard and daughter Ev-
elyn were in London Saturday visiting
Mrs.: Howard who ds a patient in St
Joseph's Hospitals `;We are pleased to
state ,that she is recovering lrapiidly.
and veal soon be able to return home.
Mr, Richard Eacrett of Brantford
spent a dew hairs here with his par-
eras,
areras, Mr. and Mfrs.M. eEacrettj Mr..
amyl Mrs. Eacre tt wpre at Lucan at -
ending the .funeral, of the ;latter's
moth'3r, Mrs. Thompson' ?Vlurdank,:
Mrs. Wes, Hawkshaw c,[" London_ is
any o ea• .daughter ,af the deceased(
7,00 p.m.—Rev. A. E. Jn,nea, 2
AT BETHANY
2,30 p.m.—Rev. A. E, Jones,
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PHONE 32
JONES
& MAY
PHONE 32
OUR BIG
FARY 'SALL
This week we •:ommence our Annual January S. Spa. a will only
permit us to give a. partai list of Bargains we are offering. We are not
waiting untie the season as nearly over, but are giving these big reduct-
!Ans now when she goods are needed.
Read this part?a/ list, then bo'l'e 4n. and gook around—
SHOES RUB,..PRS SLIPPERS ARCH SUPPORTS
300 pair Ladies' Empress Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 4 •only, to. clear at $L49
Ladies* high lace brown or black 'Empress Shoes, fittest qualrtY, :reg $10.00
for $6.98.
Ladies high lace fine black, shoes, regular $7.00, eta clear at $4.95.
Ladies' fine Cushion Solt Shoes, regular $6.00, for 54.49.
Ladles felt shoes, *fearing at from $2.75 v $3.69
Ladies' Cosy Slippers clearing at from $1.19 to $1.'S
Men's Fine Shoes, regular $7.00 .for $4.98.
Olnants' best heavy work Shoes at ,$4.98.
Men's Brotun and Blaek fine shoes, Regular $10.00, for $6.50
Bargains in Hockey Shoes, Felt Shots and S1 peers.
Arch
Supports and FootI
a ars To further antroduae these lines we
will sell during this sale only $5.80 meet supports for $3.50 and
$3.50 Foot Eas'ers for $2.78,
Children's Shoes—Hundreds of pairs on,: sale. Good shoes at low prices.
AIEN'S AND BOYS 'SUITS, OVERCOATS, TROUS eRS, Et.:
lien's Overcoats, Regular $29.00, for SI5.00 to $19.01
alert's Suits On Sala at from $15.00 to $25.00
Boys' Suits, ail sives $7.50 and' $8.50
Bays' overcoats $8.00 to. $12.00
Overalls at $1.69 ;pain
ir.
BARGAIN'S IN COTTON STAPLES. DRESS GOODS, Rt. 1 Y TO -
WEAR, ML.N'S FURNISHINGS, ETC.
36 in. heavy white Flannelette for 25.;. yard.
27 in. heavy white F t'telktte for 18c. yard
36 in good quality bleached cotton and loons; elvths at 25c yard.
4t?, 43, and 44 in, heavy bir}ulir eottons, very spac5A1 at 4sic,. ;ted.
Dress Serges--Ilia ,month :at nearly half pr'st:e,
Silk, Special 36 IA heavy Palette sill; in popular colors including black :at
$1.95 yard
Ladi;s" Hosiery Special — 25 dozen :lair pain arhitie and black cotton
Mockery, sizes 9, 91-2, 10, to Blear this month at 25,: pair.
lien's Urr on Seeks — 10 dozen very sp°zbial at 25c pair.
Alen's Extra Heavy Wool Socks --Regularly. 75c. for 60e. ape
\Iota's Heavy Soots, reg, SOc. pair, sale prone 35c; or 3 pair Lor $I.tia►
As well as above Enos we have hundreds of bargebts to of
Men's and Ladies' Hosiery, Untdderkvear, Eta.; Ladies' Voile and
Blouses, Renutants, etc.
DON'T MISS THIS SPLENDID OPilORTUNITY TO SAVE MONLY.
NEARLY ALL PRICES WILL BE WITHDRAWN WHEN SALL IS OVER
LADIES' WINTLR COATS, DRESSES AND FURS ON SALL THIS
''MONTH AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
JONES & MAY
1. R. Caning, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 Der cent.
to 7 Der 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
•
Auto Licenses
and Markers
are Ready.
These are. now ready for 1922, We
have them in stock and can supply you
at shortest notice.
Have your application form proper-
ly filled in.
S. W. Simms
Express Office, Exeter
RAND TRUNK SYS EM
16.111.4.0
MINOR ALTERATIONS
IN
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE
WILL TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JANUARY 22 1922
For particulars apply to Ticket Agenf's
WINTER TERM FROM JAN 3rd
CENTRAL
gialS
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Western Ontario's best commercial
school with- Com merciral, Shorthand
and Telegraphy Departments. We give
individual instruction, hence "Entrance
Standing" is not necessary, Gradu<-
ates assisted to positilonsi. Get our
free tatalogue for rates and other
particulars.
D. A. McLachlan, Principal
SOUTHCOTT BR�S
PHONE 134
PHONE' 134
Misses' and Ladies' ,,Coats
Several very ,smart • s tyles, which' we have marked
priees�. at greatly reduiced,
$40 Carats tor' $211.50 $30 Coats' for $18:50,
•
LADIES' VESTS & DRAWERS COLORED TURKISH' TOWELS
Turnbull's make, a • At much lower prices; Just halfmedium weight
garment, well 'node, and extra value whalt they were a .year ago Get
at per garment 75c• Your supply tart .eacht 30c, 40c, 50c
NEW GINGHA,MS
CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTONS
A big range ea new Ginghams .aA beautiful circular cotton, fine
Canadsa.n and English• makes. Good even, weave and weight 46 40,
patterns and fast colors.
42 ,44 in, widths at per yard
Per yard ,25c•, 30c. and 35c. 50c '& 60c,
NEW HEATHER HOSE FOR
TURKISH TOWELING GIRLS
A new spring lime. Same as we Another new Spring Line, in one
sa�1d a sew .weeks' ago at .35c. . of the new shades. Attl; sizes at
New price per . yard, 25e, per pair 85q.
HEAVY RUSinc e BBERS &SOX SLATER SHOES
the. drop in prices we ha,vie
We sell Miner and Dominion Rub- put in stook tel good ran
bars andre.,ammnd these twolines popular make ,of alma Asl: to se of ee
Every pair is guaranteed. them,
DR. HENRY -"A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bailers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day re
night.
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 ccstfidential; no witael,
Dr. G. F. Roulatono L. D. S., D. D.%
DENTIST
Office over Carlin,g's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office—over Madman & Stanbury'll
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICEINSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farni
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hostel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Coon,iies of
Huuoih and Middles.
Prices Reasonable and Satiafactnot i
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
If . you want to:.order a daily papa'
or magazine, Or renew a• present sub-
scrlption, leave your order at t1ie
Advocate Office. We save you paper,
envelope Postage stamp and cost oif
money order ,and when clubbing a lid
Ile more besides.
- MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds do loan on farm and village
property at tort' rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter,