HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-2, Page 8EXETER A►l'a,CATE , THLIRAY,
MAR. S, 9-82
Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
''heat t 1.33
Barley ,....e.. 4a to 55
Oats 34 to 40
M •,niteb'3's '13 est Flour
Family Flour
Peotry Fltsur
Ere; Flour
Shorts
Braga.
Cr;suaery Butter
Dacey Butte -
Local Doings ' Viinghera as to leave horse races on,
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'jute." 29 and 30, and July 1.
Mr. Wilbur Martin has been con -
f -
Yesterday was Ash WVedneesday', the ^.ti to his home for tell days with
gr ppb.
beginning of • Lent The Farmers' Co-operative Com
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Mr- R >,rh: tel Bissett of London ss Piny of Wimgllam are to opera a
4 40 improving after several weeksillness cnsanaerY in that town. shortly,.
3.90 from heart trouble The stamp on the government post
210, The little .hied of Mr. and Mrs, John .bed h'Isbeen changed,. The two -
ors St : A Exeter North, is at present ;.n ....int card has .a green, stamp instead
1.75 a very low state of health and not ex ,of red and the one -cent card has a
p.,,ted to recover, M �'elloav stamp instead of greeny.
,Bulbs, Etc., for the lio.t! uituraa R w. j. A. Snejl, who refixed from
Sca.;ety ,should be ordered row. See lir aetive ministry in June, 1920, ow-
t:iat your marked premium list is in :ng to ill health, is seriously ill at his
th : hands of the secretary, J. G. Stan- borne n Duttote—London Free Press.
bury, at ozw'- Rex: Snell is an. Exeter old boy and
has many relatives here..
I ne ss a market for Canadian flaati, H��t R cl
3,04.44011
43
34 to7
30
Lary
Loot .16 to19
Hay per ten $15 to $16
Hoes ..12.,5
r+.Ii.tRt_.SS �'� LANTERN tale_WS old tab's}.. > liseoverezl inBritain, 1r .. ox otif ffe moves next
th.re wig b. r) flax x or tobacco grown week from -Aril .street to Mr, Thomas
Rei, art C ".iter, Chie; Erre,ieneer, cod ;n O;Itarie tles a=a:. This is the Cookson's house, near Stat:,on street
onteee 1. gig, er Ires.-t o: the Depart statement mote rby Mr. N. S. M'G=b- vacated by Mr. Cooper, who has en -
w. x. e.. Pub 1i a'.:t� zy-s, To o.ato. Roll pa., ; a k?a,- FlaxproductsSales Co. gaged to work for lir Keelson, Stau-
l>:.. d`lenen. Tenn tib on :Here a 15. 0; iForonto, c lake QZI the second of Hay,
:i cine t. ..eon S s,'.;lock. A<l
eiressee. arei
gen_n, sla asi
acrd Streets t
Mr. Eli Smell sustained a severre
timtcraa l tv, x+:J be O 8023IERDEAD 'shak;ne„ up OA Wednesday of last week
'u nst:u,tio-i v Roads lesehan he fell on the slippery walkans7
c+ug•hou2 49ae Ira+ .:„ Wer. -i }cathed here from Guelph un inas sine been copfiued to the house.
to ia' c.otll Meetlay morning that Ma A. Q. Bob -`alts hip was severely bruised, but was
easel . et r.' ? „ the pt'ople should A, r, a former well-known resident of not brol +en as was first reported.
'soar then-' zpa v.:iato e o; the Depart e. ben deed in, Buffalo eine Sat-
l;x:ke �Ir,. Peter Fraytle i��ae in Lendert�
ar^ ret by a g +;i Ittert.lata::e, more. es uFda} and on remains were brought
1.a: surrcIttr' n,z. multIc11 alt.� GtOlp% for interment beside talose last week. . attending the luneral of het,
rte's.—A. ,til rire, Reeve. ly• f=. �vho died two ve'st's Via. tattle grandson, Donald, son of Mr acid
YO1.'Nt: BL'i.LS FOR SALE.
Two Du+;•a n Bulls, about 11 Inas.
wed,
thorobre =1 The Illother :nowosl for eeveral }'mss D tterly Ile 1e341 C duetor A. L. MacDonald
been
the R C>- P- m I] ' g test. 'Fixst'.Ja beeresisting in the 1 est, .lpr'uh:tpaallY Petrolea. has been eopoatted to the
s jars. Russell Smith, aged 2 years, 4
`rlI•t latee W. Eol�,er was for several :, ,
}—ars a resident of Exeter, and ..ore- ',months and 9 days. The eause of the
dueled the creamery hero ier some little fellow's death was bronebla1
,ars He was Reeve of the town pn umoil:•e.
anirneis -Get... W. Utmter, Lot 4, Con.
4 L'sbo :r' ; : R. 1, Centralia. at Prance Albert, and cauls East last Grated Trunk run. between Waaglaam
gall sine. which t.iuye he' had hecto' and London on trahts 7 62 and 165. His
CONTRACTING se7tis daughter nod two sores tss headquarters will be in Wztrgitam. Be
ell his �
A.Et4 ilei:, out ofbusiness for Ph ffe,'.o. Another son, S11irtey, re -
Le.•
*early tw }ears I am prepared to se`sGuelph.
eo lira t oz t a osier Work. —large
oz small ;oh o every description BROTHER DIES OF WOUND.
Cnteeal atterei gin, to hardwood floors ..,,,, naillor lames of Iioseaa-
Plans clrawsn :a;Id estimates given free Township, •near. Scott Ofrd wlto%lel) Heywood.
has been running between Petrolee
and Wyoming.
Owsng to th;# illnaess of Rev, M J.
Wilson. on, Sunday ne, J. M. South -
batt preached •n the morning, and a
musical s eintee was conducked at
eecth a • night, wig -rt. the .:hair and stliss Edna
„.;,'s<i:sl4:t11y shot •h;unsel£ above the Q •. • r.etaslcred eh .' se eGtions atl�l
if r n„ , , ve strvtbing to sell or you kr.: ` st>tcre weeks aQa, and was t1l.en Pro LAnde}ton gat e a number of rill
wen • '^y Tree ,Advocate '}'rant ' , trat,ard Hosg-taa or" Jam 19•th, string:entais.
died on. Feb. 24th, u .s. removing At the regular meeting .of the liar -
Column
enurtutni,ti:..n from a gun.in thy. kitchen
:02."-.1) 0.A.`1°S F coefaMpc• I.E. of leis bon' Mr. S:ott used the weap- tieultunal Society an Wednesday ev_
ou to ...bent a flat out of the zoom :ening, Mar 8th at 8 oseloele in flee
AV: :a, cadet', c4°c1 oats; $100 end in soma way the guts was ds- Pubs = Library W, %I, Johnston will
e l+,t h ', HILTON FORD, Iia}' P' O. n.Ia retell the charge cateran; alts left gsti... a tali; on. "Improving the qp.-
..,....,, 1-g above tete knee, lie, was prol;rran
ess-ipeae of Exeter." Come prepared
-*reedy, et ° tht� Runaway" at it favorably until ten ays ago, when+to ase. questtons and take part inthe
littrontlaale ;,drool. undo' the- uspic i is it ‘'.::w found a�.� esil;try to a d u rn da,5.:ussion-1. WVK are looking :or an
,r �
Everybody dee ego
of th,�titi oom• -'--:tate on February
•.13t, pneumonia r pe interesting meeting. veryboc y tel
tea exsected. J�eeeased was a: well- come.
£rtlt l'aat•tetls in add of tato Sic1c the of `Ailsa Craig
chaslrens ilca,ittll, I.oticlon, admin- 1 ,res 47 ea -ars
known farmer, n1
Detrot Free Press;—"A. quiet wed-
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s r:• aIu r the ci- - teas soj nmized int this city on
son 3,,e and 35e. d Tlletiford fo
t''.'.RM FOR. SALE OR ItieNT Miss Martha Morley, and eight chll • A. Field united tau maarriage Mr, Riah-
dr.>n suz�tive:. His parents, . r ;nrtRt and ,i)ays, of Exeter, Canada, and Mrs.
Lot 10, t. -etas 9 }lay Tri.. lilil a: r>s • S, j, '... tt, lien near Ailsa. i.(t:ta
lead }aside• ince} Tuesday, De:. 27th at the Wesley
past 1B years• His Widow,. formerly Jietiloclst Cliureh, when the Rev. H,
Part of I.ot $ and ;part of Lot 9, Con non: brothers end three •s.stere also
8, 75 a;,r.•s; or will exchange for house mourn his loss, W. W Scott ofr t.
alls
in Einer >r Iierasaii. Possession at
anew Appy to T. J. Wilson, Adver
1:sur Office. London.
BUY LESS COAL AND KEEP
WARMER.
Thomas ; A. W. rtf N agora
Noble o( Exeter, Erw;.aa, and Aaron. of
1i.Gx llivray, Mrs. A. Greenlie of
c
tLss`slotstsn is ClaisaScott Li
Ailsa
Cram. Thu Late ,\II+. Scott was a
\iason and an. ;Orangema.,r, Interment
d.•
Stop the draft with Bronze Auto- at Ear--nswood eemctere on Sun ay
}nail. Weather Strip for Doors and. • F.bruary 26th
Windowa. Sold and put on by• --
Phone. 21x2 N. OGDEN, Exeter '"'—..u.
JAMES ST. 'METHODIST e1wRw
Your Storage Battery needs special
attention at this time of the year.
We have space equipment for properly
-taking .:are of batteries over winter.
Lee; us take care of yours. ---W. J.
BEER, Exeter.
The correct way and the easiest way
to dispose of some property or sell.
some small article, find a tennant for
your haus::, or an article you have lost
or help when you want "s t, is to insert
a small advt. in the "Want Column"
of the Advocate.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iran or wood pumps repaired.
Wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. j. v CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD. Chiropractor &
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Disease;. Spectacles cientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
3pptentm: nt Offi.e—William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
FARM FOI. SAL}..
The und.:rsigned is offering for gale
that desirabli farm in the Township
of Sttephan, being Lot 15, Con, 2,
known as the Leathern Farm, ,con-
taining 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 far stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing done, and
there are 10 acres fall. wheat Prase
session given ,April 1st, 1922.. For
parti.:ulars apply to 1. R. CARLING,
1.xettLr, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
tor.
Contracting
We wish t -o call th-e attention of the
Public of Exeter and surrounding die-
trict that we are open to accept, or
tender for contracts for all kinds oo
building We are experienced wo.rk-
men ant by strict attest r on to busy-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this disttrict
W ARES & PRYDI., Exeter.
and Baggage Dr�.�
Anything you have to move we
it reasonable
CHOIR CONCERT
FRIDAY, STARCH 3rd at 8 p.n't,
Part 1 --Miscellaneous.
Part 2•—Stauier's Crucifixion,
Soloists --Tenor, Mr, Goodwill; Bass,
Mr. Milne Rennie.
Organist—Prof. Anderton
Seats 25e; proceeds for choir and
other church purposes.
Susie Elliott, formerly of this city,
The bride was attended by her daugh-
ter Mrs. Hugh O'Connor as ,matron
oZ honor, and Mr, George McCullough
assisted Mr, Davis as best man► The
happy couple. left immediately aitez
the ceremony forMr;. Davts' home at
Exeter."
ACCIDENTLY DISCHARGED.
«chile Mr, Saxon Fitton was exam-
ining a repeating shot gun. in his
store on Friday afternoon a shell ac-
cidently exploded, and the charge went
through the .lower panel of the doer
and onto the sidewalk: Luckily no
one' was passing or injury might have
resulted, The gun, we understand,
had been. away to be repaired, and in
testing the working we believe that
loaded shells are necessary.. In this
case one jammed and exploded,
OLD KING GRIPPE.
Old King grippe has borne sway in
many banns .inn, Exeter and surrounding
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
country during the pest couple weeks.
In many ,:aces the whole ,household
have been victims. The epidemic has
11 nm..—Hon-ss Meeting.affected nearly all in about the same
7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. way and whla there have thus far
2,30 p.m.—Sunday 'S..hoo1 and Bible been, few serious results, temperatures
:lass, and special and tray for the have been running high and in aiearly
Primary Class. every case the victims have been left
Cottage meetings in North End on in a vry well ened m ditaon. Amcng
Tuesday might_ those who .ha y: been ''. ted and
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell now suffering are the fallowing:—lltrs.
Wm. May and son, Gordon, .Mr, and
Mrs. G. W. Davis, Mrs. iC. Birntey
Y. P. C. A Mrs. E. Appleton, Mr. Ed. ,Howald,
Mr. R. N Rowe, Mr. Thos. Disney
and family, Mr. A. J. elcDomell, Dr.
John Ward and family, Rev. and Mrs.
Cbisiley, Thames ,Road, Rev, and Mrs.
Foote, Mrs. Sid Davis, Mr+. ;Chester
Harvey, Mr,. and Mr4. George Hawk-
ins, Mr Ulric Snell, Mrs. Rich Mur-
phy Mr. Bruce Ritvers, Miss Hilda
Powe Rev. and loins. Wilson. Mr.
Willis Powell, Mr,. and Mrs. R. W.
Fuke, John and Theodore Wal.per, Mrs.
T. R. Ferguson and her mother, Mr.
Goldie Cochrane, Mr, and Mrs. B. IKer-
nick and family; u'dr_ Homer Bagshaw,
Mrs. Jas. Creech, Mrs. Thos,. Creech,
Mn. Bert Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Dearing, Mrs. Silas Handford and
daughter Muss Aflie, Mr,. and eIrs1.
John Taylor; .Ann street; Mr. 'Thomas
Sweet Mr, A. H. Doupts, Usteornte;
Mr. Connor, Mrs. John. Morgan and
(laugh ter Mr. Nelsen Stanlake a.nd
feenily, Stephen; ,MT and Mrst Milton
Russ,e,11, Hay; Mrs, Walter Cunning -
cif Wm•Tapp, Miss Ruby An-
drewham, Mr,, Vlrs. Georg.e Windsor.
to -----
Mrs. Trumper visited in London the
latter part of rant week,,
Mr. Claxton of Detroit is visiting
his 'uncle, Mr W. W. Taman.
Miss Curliss has returned to town
and resumed her millinery business,
Mrs, J. A. Stewart returned Saturday
£rani a vielt in Toronto. and liow-
manvii;l.le,
Dr. Ward's mother of Londops -ar-
ruved here,.or Friday to care air the
siok la his home.
lours, Snell, after a visit with Mrs,,
T. 0.. Soutih!cott, returned Thursday
to her bottle in Toronto,' , C
Mrs HoPPQ
r Of Beirave s �crit `
av-
eral days with her aster, Mars..Chan
Bnrneye through the week.'
Mr.' Wm. Bradt of London wales'
here iweer Sunday owlitnlg to/the illness
or his mother, ,wthia,has Awe ' "rer
covered.
1011,$, Ratls!on, weavo arras been vis.itin,g
hrents, ler. atoll Mrs. VY:
sett, ra turned Menden to : her diorite
NOrth 73arp.
In the Pubae Library.
Ladies only an Wednesday night,
from 7 to 8 p.m. All members from
8to11pan,
The fee on the Alley reduced to 5c.
begins to -night for the next 4 creeks
Trivitt Memorial
Church
a m.—"The Problem ;of Temptation!
p, m.—"Judas Isearnot."
Rev A. A. Tsuaper, Keeton
OAVEN PRESBx EifI.N (7111JRCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a.- m.—"The Independence
Spirit to Time.
7 - p. m. ---"Societies' Ingratitude
its Heroes." M
The Minis -test
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11
3 pm—Sabbath School acral Bible
Study.
7 p.m —
Congregation' and Choir sine's*.
All welcome.
move. MAIN ST. METHODIST .C'HURCH'.
Rey Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 2111`.
11.00 nm.—"Rains ;of Righteousness"
3 p.m.—Sunday Sehooi etsid Bible
. Classes. '
7..00 p.m " Footsteps ,of tth.e Floark"
AT ,BETHANY
2,30 p.m.—"In,DaysPait.4'
-3Vfestor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service,
Awfa Livery
Horse' Livery
BAGSHA`W 8c. EAS'rON
easeneennassfansillinielatileolliewelliseellins4
PHONE 32
JONES 84 MAY PuoN=x
regna ?.na t.fnt.n.:q ee'e ire ee....r w'e • c a n wet'•+.este: e t e rs le s O,e e o a h r y,.a ,
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Your Figure Makes
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Or Mars Your Gowns
So why not have the long, flat,_ fashionable
lines which are so necessary if you would
look truly chic?
A Neono Se ff. '
11)
educing Corset
will gently .massage away undesirable abdo-
minal flesh, and re-
store your figure to
its natural grace and.
symmetry.
A Nemo
li> maniere
or .r
(}diet
will distribute eVen-
ly your bust and.
shoulder
flesh and
complete
the good
lines of your
figure.
WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
NEMO, LA GRACE, GOSSARD .tx1
D. \ A. CORSETS TO SELECT
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SALE OF BOYS' FINE SHIRTS LADIES AND .HISSES SUITS
69c.; or 2 .Eor $1,25
We place on sale this week dozene
of boys' fine negligee shirts, sixes 12%
to 14; good material} and patterns, to
clear at 69c, each, or 2 for $1,25
COATS AND DRESSES NOW IN
STOCK.
NEW WALL PAPERS TO SUIT
ALL ROOMS. Seising Stock now ready
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mole
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 frtyTn 6 per cent.
to 7 oer cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loans at lowest rates of
interest
•
Office—Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
Display Advertising—Made known
on appaleatiare
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c.,.
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five ]Safes, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. „per
line per insertion.. No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion
and $L50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length,
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Real Estate for sale Sllc.
each insertion for ane month of four
insertions,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
New 'Arrivals for
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Sp p rill
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Misses' & Ladies' New Spring Coats
It is a real pleasure to show the New Spring Coats}. The styles are
Snappy; the Cloths greatly improved oven last season's and preces are tnuch
lower, Come in ,and try them' on.
40 INCH ALL WOOL SERGE 36 INCH BLACK SILK
This beautiful Black Messalime SiL
is 36 inches wide, is splendid weight,
has fine, even weave and ,is guaranteed
to give satisfaction to the wearer:
Our special .price is per yard ... $2.50
Just the: thing for dresses in ,colors
of Brown and Blue. An all : wenol.
serge, 40' inches Wide, in; good, qual-
ity at per yard �85G
Bo....,Y s' Youths' and Men's Clothing
New Clothing C ot.h n, at Lower Prices. You will want" a new suit for Easter,
This season we have ' a much 'larges range ' than. last, The ,cloths are bet-
ter. We have serine great values en Boy's Suits .for stivoo). at $6«50
$8,•50 and $11,00.
COMFORTER SHINTZ• x2
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36 in h.es wade in floral and Paisley
patterns,. 'S x good patean to choose
Olen!. e At , per yard 30
NEW HOUSE ,DRESSIS
Thus week we ate :showing % anew
range of -imexpen,sl,ve house ()resales
and aprons cv1uUi we 'Offer at popular
prizes 52.00,;$2.25 and $3.00
Wall -Papers
Get , your paperietg :dotxe bofore t h' pea cr hangers .get too busy, •.)tux
st-la .'^s larthan .ever Maury raw d sig s and `;'olarixug,s
A 'f"ew last' seasor,'ea papers- at . great reuetians}."
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THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTit
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Ucsexoelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars ors night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day trains..
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passrinper Aunt, Torque
p. DOR
Phone 46w. Agent, Exeter
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Offence—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly, attended to day oe,
nigh'R.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDoalell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr, G. F. Roulsto.i L. D. S., D. P. S.
' DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Cloyed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. 'KINSMAN; L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto. Umi'rerdtY
office --over Glydman St ;. Stenbury'd
Office, Main Street,Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fenn
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office ,a!i'�
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hutton and 1yltidksei
Prices Reasonable' and Satisfactluw
Guaranteed.
Crediton, Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount af privat
fundsto lout on farm and villa'p�
property at '.law rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBUR:
Banisters, •' Solicitors, Exete+
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