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EXETER `AuvE G TE
THUBBOXY, PB 1.is, 18e28
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
1,25
Barley ,..,e. 48 to 55
Oats
Wheat
34 to 40
Manitoba's Best Flour 4.15
4.15
i amily Flour
Pastry Flow' ..
Feed Flour
Shorts
3 75
2.10
1.65
Bran c".4` 1.65
65
Creamery Butter
a,.ry Batter. 34 to 43
37
Eggs
Lard ,. . 16 to 19
Hay per ton $15 to $16
H lbs 12.00
It yuu n-,ve anything to sell .x! u
warn to bu', try The Advocate Went
Column
SEED OATS FOR SALE.
Weaverley variety, old oats; $teie
a bushel HILTON FORD, Hay P.O.
1. pla • y 'll be given tauter tate
auspices of the -Hurondale Women's
lustttute♦ tt. the :iuroudale school
some time i the near future. Watch
for date an='. particulars.
Local Doings nit', A. IT. 'Cooper of Clinton o cu
pied the pulpit on Sunday 'rote gi
Thiene teas no service in the evening,
.
St. Marys lies $4000 of unpaid taxed.
Mr. G. J, Dow. shipped ai dear load
of horses to /elonftret on tS tuleda};.,
\Ire, Wm. Ha,wksl>aw, Sr., is again
confined to her bed in a rather seer-
'111,\;:
uondi,.
1It Wm tioBlack, M,P„ ,of near sea- Messrs. Werren & Son oef LVood-
ferth s sur£# iag from a couple brOk sto.k, who tacet1y Sxxstalled atz .or-
. r. ribs, the result of a fall w he gtin n James Street G'1tur: It, have just
was loo 1 n' balled hay onto a tvaguat sh=tap d a $,gam o 1"otv
Ottawa Tlte10atre,000 .andoralsotsigneden's
Messrs F. 3. Deibridge• and P, Fttyne nentract with the Famous Players
eat: made e deal in residence proper Co. for $15,,000 organ for theirs
ens the former .getting the nropexty theatre 4.11 Vancouver, 13.C4,e, Union str_et and the latter the , Mrs. elanCrlivray :of I oro -.ilio and
;;,t On Albert street Brigadier Mrs?. Green, of Territorial
1 ell. George Spetton of Win. ham has
Headquarters, Toronto, ,c ited .hese
-i. r;el U::rt R. 1h Graln't ata wthe former's son, Capt. Ma..Git-
1,,c> the charge that he makesde- tivrstha}* over Sunday, Mrs. Green 1e.:
e -it the let es last year ;increased the tured on the rescue work of i the
I greet to S pe'ate ISehyols 'three and Army to eighty-five women an bion
iaur fo'_d t compo -=son with those- of day after,ioon Good . roiyds tvere
1920. n wttendan e at ell sert^ices Sunday;.
Capt. MaeGdlilxay and Lieut. Pam Councillor Fred 1=tlerin;td?;t ort
1. i• ;needled the Yount, Peoples' Cour. Afontwy lest comic into aposa session of
,*els Bite l emnee.sianer Sow ton 'tion _
da re•>,•ng and attended the preetice ct sltowuc:arta, pu hascd Fx m a than
of Lc:LJott. I. Rand on Tueday, Tnts i
" anl ;omin to Es=ter, June 10 n'ar SeaLorth. They are welt matet3,
sr.. gh about 400 pounds. acid are not
eed 11. eiesiey. With a eittle .fitting it. w,!I
\lr, awe Mrs. John, C. Greig of Sea- take a :hair of ",crackers" to beat
'torte announce the engagement of thein, Fred has always an eye for
ever daughter, Evelea Louise, to Mr, good choice horses, end usually has
Re v, l~ coke beano >tl.
Mrs. Samuel Martin received woad
ties w'eek of the death at St,, John
en SurtdaY of leer brothereite law, efe
James K. Crockett, in his 73rd year,
' T,he funeral took place on Tuesday et
Dorchester, Ont.
An. tear °t''pmettt eel' triose Wht,c
Layer Felt eftettreeses at $3.00, Just
aneved Be ,etre you see them at R.
N. Rain's.
.A businc •s meeting of the V.F.O.
will be bald in Senior''e ball Saturday
afternoon a 2.30. The program com-
mittee is eseeelaily requested to be
present.
HE IS COMING. -A. E. Almond, the
noted eyesiz'.t speciaeet of Toronto
will be at tee, Central Hotel, Exeter,
Tourseiy, F b. 23rd. One day only.
R.. N. R +.s
. bass Fit..
bargie-5 :ti
has a stock of high
You should see t1
off erieg
FM FOR SALE PR R1.NT
1.ot 1;'. Coe, 9, Hay Tp., 100 teens,
?'_rt Leta and part of Litt 9, Con„
F. 75 z - wall exchange for house
rt 1=x •ere IierxsaP, Posse:4;0a at
lfkaCt. Apply to T, J. ','4:1se^..Adver-
tiser Office, Loddon.
All furniture at R. N. Ro;we's going
at rock bottom peen., Be sure and
see his steels: before you buy.
BUY LESS COAL AND KEEP
WARMER.
Stora the draft with Bronze Auto-
matic! Weather Strip for Doors and
Wirelow i. Sold and put on by
Phone 21x2 N. OGDEN, .Exeter
HOUSE 'FOR SALE.
New two-storey house, all modern
extent:en.ces, "for sale. Centrally to
.meted in Exe:er. Imntedia.te possession
C. 13. SNELL, Exeter
Url an David Clark, 1). •. bf ti xt- som:thine to admitx3
lint:[;, seat Of \TC1 asci a\trs. David Gla - \Ir. tend Mrs, Jams Wa'll.er, whet for
of Corntva?L Tare ,marrizae rtlt tape ,lair;, have been esteemed and
dee quietly Fele 22.ntC many '}'
p1" Ihighl}• r spe,;tcd residents of the Lon -
:Messrs. Homer Bagshaw arid Alex.. don Road south, very fittingly eele-
Reeder made a record ntd-winter trip brated ti -e ,fiftieth anniversary of their
_e Toronto and return last week{, t wedding day on Tuesday last, The
They covered the distance, going 340 immediate £anuli and other relatives
doles it the fo rriter's truck .going
were present. Mr, and Mrs, Walker
nisei hours bringing bawl, 'w tb theta are enioying the best of heaath and
a lead of furniture for :girt Patterson give promise :of en)oying many more
who is moving to 'Hensall. y •ars tai . onnubfcta bliss, supported by
the best wishes of a host of friends.
\ir, H, E. Huston .re.;eived word this
week of the death at Consort, Alta. FARM. $01 -1 -%of his little niece, 1, anon, daughter
of \lr. and ".Irs, W"sley I-IustQn, at the "r lam: jre kcal has d po. ed dill
te: of 9 years, 6 months. The tittle hip fiu hundred dared farm situated
or, the London. (Rood north, in the
township of Usbortte, to Ale Wm.
iietery of the sante. township. The
pr : paid was $12,000, Posseasioe to
bt liven \larch 1st. This is an ett-
eellent Sarna and is well equipped tiq
very way,
girl ;ta:i been ill for two years, hav-
ing never recovered from the effects
of influenza, which developed into
diabetes* The friends here will sync
vathe', with Mn and Airs. IiustOTt4
th:ie bereavement.
Mr. Jams 13r ntnell has purchased
the dot ,o` Mrs, James ,Bre tnett on -
Iiuren Street, end is gob to ,erect CONDUCTOR RETIRING.
?:,use .of the bungajaw style,
red br$1 lie will move the pres-
ent
res
th t hP opeT property the That property,
r> retttnell and onto
bought from Mn W. T. Acheson Nat
Anti Street. She will have both re-
modelled and wired.
Your Storage Battery needs special
attention at this time of the year:
We have spate equipment for properly
taking oar- of batteries over winter.
lea, us take are of yours.—W. J.
°BEER. Exeter---
Tbe correct way and the easiest way
to dispose of some property or sell'
some small article, find a tennant for
your house, or an article you have lost
or help when you want it, is to insert
a small advt. in the "Want Column"
of the Advocate.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iron or wood pumas repaired.
Wells pumped out or cleaned
S. j, V CANN. Phone 115
l.)lEle IN S 1' `I'lLOMAS,
Rev. W. J. Ashton: of St. Thomas,
a former pastor of Elimville, died in
Urn city on Friday, after tan illness
of two year's Of gaitrei He leaves a
wife, sea and daughter. The remains-
were
emainswere taken •to Gorrie, Huron County,
1:=5 alarm i village, Tor interment,
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Diseases, Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted.
itted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appa'ntm at Office—William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
CUT ARTERY:
Ronald Witmer .of Exeter North
,net with a nasty aceident on Friday
en at
the
store pushing he door n
"Messrs. R. 1Zaekezie &
Son his loft hand went through the
window and cut ;the artery in the
wrist, Several stitches were requited
to .hoed the wound4 He will be, laid.
off work far some time.
If you want to gat the right furs-
iter. at the right price go to R. N.
Rowe's,
Conductor Dan Corutnell of the Hu-
ron & Bruce Branch, of the GI. T. R.,
one. of the oldest Grand Trunk . on-
duetors of the district, is retiring ow -
hie to ill -health. Ile has been on this
line for 15 years, and his run is be-
ing taken over by Conductor W. J.
Weems of Winghnmt He was popu-
lar ort the road, and bas seen. 53 years
of eantinuous service with the G.T.,
R„ Irom water -boy ;to conductor. He
was first appointed .:onductor in
1882.
Mr. and Mrs: W. W. Taman spent
the week end ;:n Detroit
Mrs. (Dr.) Snell of Toronto is visit-
ing Mrs. T. O. Southaott,
Miss Maude Glenn of London spent
Saturday :n .town with friends.
Mr. Melville Gladman of Western
University. London, was home over
Sunday.
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Mrs. J. A. IStewart left Friday to!
spend two weeks :n Toronto and
13owmanville,
firs. M. M. Doyle o Flunt, Miele is
v.isitin; friends here, the guest of Mrs
H. Ela orthy,
tile. Sam'i F.r" b ere of Sarnia is
spending a fe 5 dein with Mr. and Mrs.
Esli Heywood.
Mrs. F. A. Ceispresen las in London
---- last week attelirei. "` eaneral of en
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES unel'` G"`'
Mel, Reusom 1; ere°,h Bey arrived
In the Pul>,"tiv Library. s ere tat vii t =7 :I t 2:e..7 parents,
Mr. n :dna, 1f, ;F, Bisset:.
11 aen—Heeiness Mee ting.
p.m—Salt' taOn. 11Laettit?y. Nen,: eeengton. C+ +, Eaton. 'Nur-
72.30 p.m.—Sunday tSchool and B lei -,,,cg steer. a., ap?a:a- a few days at
class and special nand tray for the t. rem: Of her .+Mr. Fred
Primary Class.
C o'tag:: meetings in North End on 7,47,...„R z, J. 's ra attr s -
Tuesday might ; ited with ler mother, Mee John Sand-
Ca,tt, vfacGillivray Lieut. Para ere, tree wen sister, *,yr; Geo. Welker,
during. en week.
FARM FOR SALE.
The unelersigned is offering for sale
that desirable .farm in the Township
of Stteph en, being Lot 15, Con, 2,
known as the Leathorn Farm, .cone
Iambi; 100 acres. There is on prem.:
ises a commodious two-story frame
house and two good bank barns. The
Baehr 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 acres fall wheat, Pos-
session given April 1st, 1922, For
particulars apply to I. R, CARLING,
Exettcr, So1ieiitor for the Adminstra-
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 contracts for all kinds of
building We are experienced work-
men and by strict attention to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this disftrict.
W kRES & PRYDE, Exeter,
Y. P. C. A
Ladies only on Wednesday night,
from 7 to 8 p.m. All members from
8to11p.m.
The fee on the Alley reduced to 5c.
begins too -night for the next 4 weeks
Dray and Baggage
Anything you have to move we move
i# reasanable
Motor -Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service:
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
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Trivia Memorial
Church
11 ann.—"The iFaith iof Jesus,"
7 p.m.—"Christ Judging His Church'
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector,
Mrs. Geo. Easte=b oek 455 town and
Mrs. S. Thomas of Haan:, to:t spent
the week -end with the former's sister,
Mrs. Grace Hal at Creditor.
Miss Curtiss, who has been. visiting
at her her home in Bolton, returned
to town the latter part of last week
and bas resumed her rni livery duties.
CA.VEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
Preaching services' as usual next Sun-
day.
The Minister
Boy Scouts _ meet Friday - evening
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
11 a.m.,—"Four Life Rules."
3 p.m—Sabbath School and f3ible
Study,
7 p.m.—``Play the Game,"
Congregation and Choir singing.
All welcome.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11,00 a.m.—"Nicod;en us, a
I. R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor :or the Mol -
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 her cent.
to 7 per 'centt, 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 stalk and can supply you
Ruler of at shortest notice.
the Jews;,,
3 part, -Sunday School
Classes.
` 7-00 p.m.—"In ,the' Bible
stet Abbey."
AT BETHANY
2.30—"T,he Oid Corn"
and Bible Have your eePit: ation 'form proper-
rrly filled in;
W,eetrnise -
W. Simms
Express Officee•1 xete
Jlttt(litl1111:1'I,iiti 1011
Fo of X
C
Come
In and Let
Him 'ra in eYour
Feet and Advise
You FREE
If you. are tired of being bothered by
hurting, tender feet, here is your chance to
get immediate relief and permanent correc-
tion, You are invited to consult this foot
specialist While he is here
He Will Be Here
Tuesday, Feb. 28
Don't wait until the last minute and,
maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfort.
Corrie in any time during business hours
and talk it over with the expert.
Nen isa__ p
X11 Scholl
Applique orRenulyTvrEveryrcotTm le
There is no need to suffer from any foot
trouble, any more. Be it ever so simple or
ever so serious this specialist, who is a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
the noted foot authority, can show you. the
way to immediate 'relief and to ultimate
Foot Comfort
if you'll step in and give him the chance.
He can tell just what the cause of your
trouble is, and he knows the remedy.
Improve Foot Appearance
No larger sized or oddly shaped shoes
needed. Wear the kind you like in perfect
comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually
improve the grace and beauty of the feet.
Jones & May
"Watch Your Feet"
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
First Annual Sale
From Feb, 1st to Feb. 28th.
THIS IS OUR FIRST ANNUAL SALE. ALL WINTER GOODS
MUST BE CLEARED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST, WE ARE
MARKING NEW GOODS AT A VERY LOW MARGIN OF PROFIT.
GOODS BOUGHT HERE THIS MONTH WILL MEAN A BIG
SAVING TO YOU.
LADIES' AND MISSES' FUR -COL- LADIES' & MISSES CLOTH COATS
LARED COATS Last Year's Styles
535.00 and $40,00 values,— Saee Price $11.7(
Salle Price $22.50
ALL WOOL SERGE DRESSES,
Sale pride •each $1095
CHILDREN'S VESTS •& DRAWERS
Regular 450. valwe.
Sale price, each 25c.
SPLENDID TEA TOWELLING
Sale price' per yard 1:8c.
COATES 200 YD. COTTON SPOOLS
Salle, Price 4 foe 25c,
ALL WOOL SERGE
Brew.n and Blue
Sale Prihe per yard 85c,
ALL LINEN TOWELING
Saye Peen per yard 32c.
27 IN, WHITE FLANNELLETTE
Sale Prue per yard 25 cents
40 IN, FACTORY COTTON
Salle Pri:.e, per yard 25 cents
WALL PAPERS
We invite you ,to see our large New Stoek of Wall Papetsl Lest
Season's Papers are being offered atexa.:tly HALF PRICE,
MEN'S SWEATER COATS "`' SCOTCH FINGERING YARN
Salm Prude $2,90 Sale Prt,..e '$1;35
MEN'S RUBBERS, :test quality r
":Saye Prise $125. 50 Pales Boys Lace and Button Shoes
ae
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly, attended to day oe
night. 1 ;eel
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LADIES' RUBBERS, Best qu ity
Sale Price $19
Sade Price 95c!' 50 Pairs Ladies, Lace' and Button Shoes
I ARIES' CLOTH itUBBERS Sete Price $1.98.
s,5aels P.ra:e lg5c,
MEN'S BLUE,& WHITE OVEZeALLS $6,00 MEN'S SHOES
Sale Prix c h1.4$ Sale Prize $3.50
THESE PRICES ARE GOO:r) 0'4LY FOR THIS MONTH
galley Other ,Lanes .at Reduced J'rc is, DON'T FAIL TO CALL,
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exetee
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone' 26w
Dr. G. F, Roulstost, L. D. S., D. D. S,
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. !KINSMAN, L. D. S„ D.D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto Umi v neity
Office—over Gladman & Stenliury,e
Office, Main Street; Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fetes
Stock. Sales a Specialty." Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR'.
Licensed Auctioneer ,for Counties of
Huron end Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
MONEY `O LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at' low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Soliei'tora, Exeter