HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-9, Page 8Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNUSDAY
Wive t......... 1,33
Barley , ea- 48 to 55
Oats 34 to 41
Menitebae Beet Flour 4,40
Family Flour -4.15
Pastry Fleur
Feed Fosur
Bran. ....
Creamery Butter
Dairy Butter
Eggs
Lard
Hay per ton
Hogs
BIB'ARVIMATE, 'TBURatilVY.MAR A 9, 1922
Local Doings 78th anniversary of her birthday on
Mrs. WM: Hodgseri celebrated the
Friday, Mewl 3rel at the home eafilhereer
w -re prestOf ber child-
like deys dug the week, at
reit, grand eitie eanoberldren and great greed
Mies E. Cowan of Atweed has take. eeeneen se s4se her many ,nappy re_
en a position as. milliner with efiss t m
Yellaad, i
3‘90 Miss Phoebe I, Easterbrook has ' lean one ini najsie.
?in taken a position with Miss Yellaed
1:,,taag,
te learn the art of millenary. ' Miss Blanche Senior was among the
an Ale William ABM. the well-knewn suecsesfulu4 pa
eanodeidatetittrilTteorr_eenxto
o
43 i bwalr of 1.,u,,,kConservatory ,now, died last week '''')
34 to37that town at the age of 69 yeare, amjnationa, taking honors in "Singine
26 Miss F..ar ,o•:. Blyth has taken a neS; ri-t4 Iirass 111)4“)" in "Tie -lore' of
.16 tole Cepa as milliner with Miss May Arm-
$15 to S/6 strong and zonunenned duties la't 1Rb.‘,1) HERMAN HAS WIRhLESS.
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We had several very mild spring- ts ' - ' r•
12 00 waek
I '
FlOy b'Potatoes, also Babseshieks
frim my tined -to -lay Barred Reeks.
G yeur order in. for these at onee.
- Phan.: Creditor' 17-31 L. V. Hogarth
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
City Geceory, Can:fectilmery, Meat
Markat, Eik Reete, Small Cuidy ead
Tobeeee store, Fash. narket, General
stera, Sydeey Sueth, Market Lane.
Londe -re. Peens:.
RESIDENCh FOR SALE
A very kaesirable property -S room
break home: with !bath, terrace and -ea-
etr ht.la good condition - goad
stable, goof well. Four lets of teed
with trees eta 'email fruits. Apply 'to
O. C. War.), Meet St., Exeter.
HOUSE AVD LOTS FOR SALE
In Ex:ter, at the Eset e,nd of
. reel etrcea a-nall 410 two
aots. Inquire oe, the premises after 6
onlock,-J?. R. McCurdy.
YOUNG BULLS FOR SALE,
Two Durham Bulls, about 11 mos.
thorebted. The mothers now
the R. O. P. milking test. Fiestelass
animals -Grse, W. Hunter, Let 4, Con.
4 Usbe-- ; R. R., 1, Centrelia.
CON [RAC l'ING
e.fer been; ',out of business io
tars years I am prepared to
oa Carpenter Work. -large
or small 'Ohs of every dee:restate!,
Sweet: atteetien to bardwood floors
Plans sirewn end estimates given free
of ebarg Heywood,
SELD OATS FOR SALE,
Weaver:ey variety, old oats; $1,00
a bushel. HILTON FORD, Hay
FARM FOR SALE OR RUNT
Lot 10, Con 9, Hay Tp., it0 wen:
Part of L.e 8 and part et Lot a. Con
8, 75 earn; or will exehange for house
n Exeter r Heia1.L Possession at
once. Appy to T. J. laolson. Adver-
tiser Ofriae, London,.
BUY LESS COAL AND KEe.P
WARMER.
Slop the draft 'with Bronze Auto-
mate: Weather Strip for Doors and
larindow.a. Sold and put oh by
Phone 21r2 N. OGDEN, Exeter
Your Storage Battery needs special
at tention at this time of the year.
e have space equipment for properly
taking are of batteries ogle winter.
Let us take care of yo -W.
EER. exeter,
The eorrect way and the easiest way
to dispose of some property or sell
soma small artiale, find a tenant for
your house., or an article you 'have lost
or help wben you want at, 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 pumps repaired.
Wells purnited out or cleaned
S. J. V CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
„Treatments for Chronic. and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appeintm nt, Office -William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
FARM FOR SALE
The uadarsigned is offering for sale
that desirable farm in the Township
of Seephan, being Lot 15„ Con, 2,
known as the Leathern Farm, :con-
taining. 100 acres. There is on preana
ises a commodious two-story frame
house and two good bank barns. The
faTM 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, Poe -
session. given ,April 1st, 1921. For
pares:Wars apply te I. R. CARLING,
Exettar, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
tor.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
pubic of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accent, or
tender for contracts for all kinds of
building We are experienced wo.rk-
men and by strict attest attenti on to busie
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district
W eRES & PRYDe, Exeter,'
..,Anytasitig you. have to move we move
it reasonable
srPtor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service.
Mitts 1..ivery, Hors Livery
Mr. J. A. Brintrell book-keeper for Fred Heatnan .son of Mr arid afra,
Mr. T. H. „Newell, is now in, Stratford, W. J. Heaman, has a wireless appar-
weere alr. Newell's business le now atus installed in their home, and he is
'entered. able to receive nessages from a dis-
M
tance. On Monday even'ng he listened
r. Jobe Jacobs of Stephan has to a roue:eat concert Detroit ,f,e,
ranted the heuse on the London roai
overiel by ea: Samuel Persians, vied over an Baur Fred has special
b:iug 'vacated lay Mr' 434 p3"--
study s:tIlLutelirthire7si.1 ril3king a
SO-DS.
Mr. Earl Parsons bas purcbas,ed the NARROW ESCAPE.
10,1 zee.: :arm, on. the 4th earieessiort:
o: Laborowned by Mr. Jas. Ether. On :Monday of this' week Mr, C.
!..ugree„ acrd takes possession this week, Barney, seetion foreman on the G. T.
aMr. Etherington still relearn the R., narrowly escaped being kill d
e .
tui: farm Two young men of kewn had 1)1anced
, mr. and
urs. Thos ,..„Lrehm, a.lmooece° Weeks on the traek an eueli a manner
the engagement of their young__ that when Mr. Bilne5, Quite along on
.;,;" c4 t
il JY
motor lame it Was overturned
daughter Dolly te Mr. CYrvuekey sheFortumteb, :An Birm
eldest son at 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles a''''' riff not nag unaer it. but be, mstaiea
Tuekey of Exeter, the marriage to pakaut bruises ueveriesa.
take plasee early irs June.
Ied
Col, eleEersen of Byron. and Ur. Ise-, CHOIR CONCERT.
mere Agrieulteral District Represee-'
ta„
oftivere .a
tQ
t&'01‘tenplurelbvarecithls"ShucreteltkorIlle questheiI4
Cbnur';"11';*11Cbc:irrt uAgiwFlidba,YYtheevaadakj4111:510-ISti
ers for a elub at WgikertOts The) non5 larit &Yell); atPte.n,dealngd, oa4wirsara'toa.siltehkemiegsils
and the inclement weether. 'Ile prin-
eitell item on the program was "Stan-
ter's Crucifixioe", and this choice se -
The death occurred in Montreal on teeniest W2.4 admirably rendered, The
March 2nd of Susi,e, McIntire, Wife of aolelsta were ear, Goodwen tenon, and
33. "W. Grigg, formerly of Exeter, De- Mo Milne Rene, bass, both of Hee-
eeaaed had been ill nearly a year of sell. Prof. Anderton presided at the
anaemia. The remains were brought organ,
to Exeter on Saturday and the fun-
eral, ranch was ,qf a private nature, THE SICK,
tOQ plaee on Sunday afternoon, from
th.: residen•co of Miss Grigg, later -
have already eeetired several,
DEA.TH OF eIRS.--GRIQG.
MP. TIP1.01.1
The sae's; this week are not so num-
raent being made in Exeter eemetern. ':".ruu, but many are stall suffering
The late Mrs. Grigg was born in Grey savere 'olds and griPPe wit'''e
annuity, and was =need in Exeter
at the home of the late Dr. Lutz,
Not long efter their marriage Mr. and
airs Grigg melted to alontreal, and her home through diness.
e..e, tin exeeptien, .of two years later Mr, Chris Lukeer has been eenfined
s,at
on that City has been their residence to ins 1101114, ain4 bed /or some ting
aver 7'e,, The' two years were spent
in. Exeter while Me Grigg was wind-vzN2'.1; Albert Ford as at present' tat
Mg up the affairs of ,the late jamas poor health, as is also his neigh-
Piekard Estate. Besides the 'husband bor Mr. Daeld Richards. -.-
she is survived by a eon. and adaugh- Me Moe Varney i -
s stilln th
oe eiela
ta-r, Alev and eladred; also time bros list and eonfined to his bed.
tears. e rank MeIntire ol. Cheyboygen,
Miele, Devil .0.1 Chicago, and Charles
of :Montreal.
each day repeats a new list as being
taken. ill,
Mrs. George Windsor is confined to
LOST -Between Crediton and Jas
Turnbull's, Con. .8, Usborne, a horse
blanket. Finder please leave at the
Advocate Office.
MILLINER Y
Our millinery show room is again
open. We have been fortunate in
securing the services of Miss Cowan,
formerly of Guelph, as trimmer. A
limited number of pattern hats are
on display. The ladies of Exeter and
vicinity are invited to visit our par -
Tors, It is a pleasure to show you
our hats. MISS YELLAND
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If you have anything to sell or you
vent to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
In the Puha,: Library.
11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting.
7 tem. -Sart -aeon. Meeting.
230 rsen.-Sunday Sehool and Bible
.'lass, and special sand tray for the
Primary Gies's.
Cottage .meetings in North End on
Tuesday night
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell
Y. P. C A.
Now the hockey season is about over
gat your membership in. the Y. and
be ready for the Big Bowling TOUrila-
imxtt and Banquet Bowling Tourna-
ment to began .next week.
Trivitt Memorial
'Church
11 a.m.-"The Miracle of Forgiveness."
7 pm. -"The Gates of Heaven."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector
CAVEN PRESI3YTERLAX CHURCH
Rev. Tames Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible
'classes.
11 a.m.—"The Vastly Rich"
The Minister
7 p. m.—"Making Friends"
The Minleter.
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
• Pastor, M. J. Weson, B.A.
11 ane-"Prierileges of God', Child -
3 .m-SabbathS.hoo1 alai Bible
Stuoya
7 peri. -"Young Men .and Marriage"
A serrnon to young' Mien.
Congregation and Cloak sieghtn.
vreIcserne. '
, •
MAIN ST, METHODIST Cfit.IRCH
Rev Geo McAlister, M. A.
Mr. R. 'W. Puke, who has been, sere
iouslv ill for ten +Plays, is now ;slowly
improviser, although still very weak.
Mr. Walter Harness was taken end-
de.nlY ill on Thursday last„ and has
been seriously ill al pleuro-pneturiortin
Mr. and Mrs. G. X Hawkins are
still 'confined to the house. Mr. Haw-
kias was out for a new ela.ys, but wee
fenced to return to his bed.
DEATH OF IRS. ELSIE.
Death at an early hour Wednesday
morning of this week laimed the old-
est resident of Exeter, int the person
of Mrs. Robert Elsie, who passed away
at the. home of her elaughter, :Mtn
Geo. E. Anderson, at the age of 96
years, 3 months and 15 days, The de.
;sensed had enjoyed fair health until
about three weeks ago, when, she was
compelled to take her bed and grad-
ually sinking passed away without a
struggle. Mrs. Elsie was born. at Port
Colborne, but for many years resided
with her husband at Fingal, and
it NMI while living at Fingal her bus..
band L. about 37 years sago. For
the past 12 years she ,has been living
here with her daughter, Mrs. Ander-
son, by whom she is survived, toeethe
r wee thee sons -James and John
of St Inona an.1 I,Vellaam, of Niagara
Falls N. Y. In.: funeral.. et be private
and will take place on Friday, March
10th at 9 o'clock eve to the Exeter
depot and from there to Fingal cem-
etery for interment
Mr. J. H. •Griev,e is in Toronto on
business this week.
Mr. Fred Leathern of London vis-
ited with friends ia town last we,ek.
Miss E. M. Acswey returned Friday
from a week's visit with friends in
Detroit.
Mrs. N. W. Creech after a visit with
relatives returned to Brantford an
Menday.
Mrs. Daniel Davis has • returned
from a visit with pier daughters in
In g croon.
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PHONE 32
JONES 84.. MAY
Sprit*. House Furnishings
at Lower. Prices
Rugs, Liholeuras, Congoleuro.s,
Curtains, to..
Our Steck of House Farm:41144V Seeing is now naarly eomplete.
New Titian Lineleurns, Congoletens, Window Blinds, Curtain :Materiels,
ClAr0i,ni made up, Cretonnes, SateensEte... at much lower prices.
- Dave an enormous ak to seit freep,
SPECIAL-Gearanteed dewneproof Art Sateen, in geed English stuality
• be.autilte patterns tor Comforters at 90e. yard.
ee
3 PIECES. ONLY • ART SATEaN, 36 n ii aer 'comforters
-e-anna
at 65e. yard,
CONGOLEUM RUGS.
Coagoleum, Rugs are becoming more popular every eeesore
The new patterns are here for Spraeg at mueli lower priees.
This ia *TO of *the best wearing floor materiels ton the market.
LLNOLEUMS .New Patterns .for Spring at lower -price.%
CURTAIN MATERIALS - Dozens of new patterns to select friora.
THE NEW flOelMaPUN SUITINGS.
Horn:spurts sere among the most papular paterials for Sprieg wear.
They are used for Dresses, Skirt; Suits, Coats, Jumpers, Eta, We have
ana%N• range of these popular materiels 56 inches wide selling at $2.50 yd
HOSIERY SPECIAL.
25 dozen, pa's AzOttott ites:aleY sizes 9 to 10, black and wlate
eelors only, -very special at 25c pair
Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, and
Dresses
Ar now ,bei ie shown at „very moderate relees. Sec our large range
before buying,
MONARCH YARNS ,,- New colors for spring now in steel:. Also fipring
knitting books.
Wall Papers for Spring
Besides our beautiful new essortment of Wall Pepers for Spring, we
have hundreds of soils of Bedroom, Mallen and Direng-Room pap= that
you .an buy as cheap es you ever did. Don't let that room go shabby with
the ilea that _papers are still high in Klee. Come in and look at the
values we are offer. Also odd bundlJs of Papers suitable for Summer
Kitehe.ns. No trouble to show you our goods as to,fttt as you like.
JONES & MAY
illawallwelliaellneallile-son.gpsseepoesisee.
1. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner., Solicitor for 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 Des cent.
to 7 Der cent can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St., Exeter
Display Advertising -Made known
on arm/cation.
Stray Animals -One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $1.00,
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost wall
Found locals 25c. an. insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. _per
tine per insertion; No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sales 53 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertson if under five Inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Real Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion for one month of four
insertions,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134 •
New Arrivals for
Spring
Mr. Samuel Adair. of Forest was in .
oed 'friends,
town. this week shaking hands with Misses' & Ladies New Spring Coats
New Spring Coats). The styles me
over last season's and priens are much
'
mr. Clyde Heaman ol the. alolsons
Bank is holidaying, in London and
other penes for three weeks
Mr. G. E. McTaggert, G. T. R. agent
at Earth ,and little daughter, visited
over Sunday with his mother, 'Mrs. P,
MeTaggart.
Mr. Harry Fuke of Toronto arrived
here on, Wednesday- evening last ow-
ing to the. illness of his brother, Me
R. W. Fuke.ale Frank Hunter, who ree.erity
disposed. of his famen, fan stock and
implements in Tuckersmith, last week
moved with his fanaly to Stratforta
Where he wall make his 'future home:
Mr. L, V. Hogarth was' in: Toronto
the latter part of the week attending
a meeting of 'one hundred commercial
poultry raisers of Qatari°, for the
purpose of organizing an association
to Anther the intethests of the pone
try producers and.consinners oif Ont -
It is a real pleasure to show the
Snappy ; the Cloths greatly improved
lower. Come in and try them on.
40 INCH ALL WOOL SERGE
Just the thing for dresses in colors
of Brown and Blue. An all won!'
s,..rge 4 incheg .v0e, an good qual-
ity at par yard 185e
_
• 36 INCH BLACK SILIt
Ties beautiful Black Messaline Silik
is 36 inches wide, is splendid weight,
has, fine, even. weave and ,is guaranteed
to give satisfaction to the vvearer,
Our special price is per yard ... $2„50
Boys', Youths' and Men's Clothing
New Clothing at Lower Pries. You will want a new suit for Easter
This season we have a much larva range than last. The cloths are
siL50 ,a4nd
COMFORTER SHIN'I7, 16 NEW HOUSE DRESSES
ter. We have vine great values in Boy's Suits for sellasoo, at
3k1,annnes wade floral and Paisley
Ties week we are showing-4new
pett.rits. 'Sia good Patern. to choose iig Q't ,31:exPenss21:70, 1,51272s5e.Anir $3u.le0:93,
from. At-• pr yard .. . . -30c. pnLes,an aprons which we offer at popular
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il am—"Tho ,).4.sAv?s,,
I.. . - Dr_ and Mrs R. O. „Hodgson ete,.. e ' .
- .,.,„ , . ,. . ,' ' . Wall Papers
• ki x -, •., vs'esitiae, at tie home of Mr R "'Skate3 ' '
. .Shoc• ,to b1e o -r. The -tor-has' Just retunnee ' Get Yoor 'OePeciog doom before t ae ,seeer hangers get 'too biter., $nar
from an .extended trip to Erigland'aen ,steclois larfOer that ever.' Marili 'rqew designs and 'zoloringd "
A Voyage' ' rid Shipwreck" Austria,where ..he ' ,
7 pm. -"A a .takuigupost
graduate, work in I on.. , ' . A Tew' .116. t seams papers a,t. great 'rednotonl.
, . AT BETHANY a.ese anti ereerun. 'He Also visfi d G - ' . -S Itthc()tt • Bros
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THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTie
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car lerrice•
sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day trains..
Full informataign from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hons.
ing District Passenger Agent, Toronte
N. Jr. DORE
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day nt
night.
DR. At E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
•
Dr. G, F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D.
Honor Graduate Toronto UniverrItY
Office -over Gladman & Stan1;ury'it
Office, Main Street Exeter.
C. NV. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Finn
Stock Sales a Speciality. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter Ontario
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hillwaland
P
r
e" Realanable and Satisfact"
' Guaranteed.
Ontarie% -
Creditors; - .
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on ,farm and village
nrooert7 at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY,
alrlihtsrk -Scasit*P14-41.161C,