HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-16, Page 8Exeter Markets
CHANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
....lege,. , .1,37
„,.,.c,,. 4$ to. 55
Gets 34 to 401
Mateiteba's 'Lest Flour . 4.40
Family Flour .4.15
Pastry Flour 3.90
Feel Flour 210
Shorts 1.75
3irarn 1.75
Creamery Butter 43
34 037
EBut ter ggs , ..4
Ea :l .16 to2
L
Hay per tan 315 to $16
'fi les s,. s 11.50
Wh. „t
dittrley
T i..ty log ; Potatoes, also Baby ehieks
fr'set -:ay B-.cl-to-lay Barred ito:ks.
G: t your a: ler in, for these at on: e,
P:ear., Cre i°ton 17-31 L. V. Hogarth
BOWLERS' ANNUAL MEETING.
Tis. ; ,leg Meg of the Exeter
Bewlesg Cotes, will be hid in the
Meioses Bart'•.:, tan Monday,. March 20,
At k pain" F.;l; attendance dance requested.
LAND FOR SALE,
In Pxcte', : acres cho'.ce garden
aster. For pc lieu+ars apply to Thos.
.leant;. Fix: ter.
rASTURE LAND TO R1=2,11'
100 seeress Lot 11 on South Bosutdary
Mlay, a .d at° ¢t .,ha ,r Lot 3, Cort.
:Kay, 50 a.:res -Apply John Ford, Ex
eter North.
1tESIDENCts FOR SALE
A very desirable property -8 room
'fari:l: house with beth, fornaceattde2-
erode light, in good coatditiion --- good
esaiate, g-tod well. Four lots of land
with tees toil small fruits. Apply to
Q. C. Ward, Maiaa, St., Exeter.
NOI:•e I; ? D LOTS FOR SALE
lrt F :t the East end of Size -
es stress. N7.14.1 frac,.a house end two
Sate Inqu r= on the premise:. niter 6
4-A7:sok-jos. R. McCurdy.
YQI:'NG BULLS FOR SALE,
Tw a leanest Bulls, about 11 mos,
therehe d. The mother is nowon.
<the lt, U. P. milking test. Firstclass
casuals. -Geo. W. Hunter, Lot 4, Con,
4 I oho:re ; R. R. 1, Centralia.
'CONTRACTING
After r being, out of business for
*saris. two years I am prepared to
sor:trant ata Carpenter Work -large
er small jobs of every des. riptiont
Spe sal attetstent to hardwood floors
Plana slrasrn and estimates given free
rf eitarp:°.-Caleb Heywood.
FARM FOR. SALE OR. RI:NT
Lot 10, Coit.. 9, Hay Tp., 100 acres:
Part of Lot 8 and part of Lot 9, Con
3, 75 acres; or will exchange for house
in Ex: ter or Hensalj. Posse3sion. at
once. Apply .o T. J. Wi1s0a, Adver-
'hs-r Offi. e, London.
•tBUY LESS COAL AND KE1±,P
WARMER.
Stop the draft with Bronze Auto-
esnatie Weather Strip for. Doors and
Windows. Sold lad .put on by
3'h ons 21r2 N. OGDEN, Exeter
The correct way and the easiest way
to dispose of aome property or sell
some small article, find a tenant for
your house, or an article you have lost
or help when you want jt, 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
DR, JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Ontiiian Chiropractic '.and Electrical
Treatments for Chro&. and Nervous
Disease;, Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appy>'ntm2nt Office -William and
Sanders Sts„ Phone 43.
EXETER 'AJ1 VUrATE, TH TEBBAT, MAR. 161 1822
Local Doings
"etre. Jas, Hill is eounrfiu>ed sto her
home through illness,
Door key lotted on, Maio Street,
Call at Advocate ;office.
Sir John, Eaton; 'Toronto, is report-
ed to be dangerously ill ,et his home
en, that city.
A number o the telephone systems
are still out of commission, caused by
the recent storm.
Owing to the illness of the publish-
er, Mr. Smith, the Zurich Herald was
not issued for three weeks, but ap-
pored again last week.
A slumber of farmers in this see
nem have tapped their maples and the
':2w of sap leas been good with pros-
p ots .or a good season;.
lir.. I. Armstrong, who has been:,
confined to ?.is homes for some time
through ::inose, was able to be out on
,+aturday See the first time.
1 `3.
pubres PubLibrary, which has .)een
eiss Cor some time for the purpose
r n erne end re -arranging the i
boots, , was _ .-opened on Wednesday.;
?,Ir G, S. Howard, pri&,cipal of the
pub school, who had been attempt -1
trg to ward off the grippe far a week
'r snore was uroble to .teati h ors Mon-
day of thus week,
Waiter Harness, who was suffering:
from a severe ettaek. of pneumenie,
has suffic:lonely recovered as to ,be out
around again, and left Mo4day to sis't
with his brother Le Clinton.
It has best remarkably ftroe weather
for tba past week, The snow and ice
bare disappeared, and the roads ate
hast dryIng up. A lifts colder ,weaih-
er may be expected later on, how-
ever, as it is .pretty early yet
Rev. Foote of Cavan. Chundo who
was ill a few weeks no, but apparent-
ly re orered, was forced last ,week to
return to his bed, ha,.1n ,developed an
high temperature. Isis work Sunday
was taken. by M; Strang and Me
Gladmart,.
Revising Lists. -A meeting of the
directors of the Exeter Agricultural
Sa.:isty was held is the Public Lib-
rary on Saturday tsfteratoon for the
purpose o;, rev:„sirtse the prize, list and
transacts, other important bus€zess m
oonn:ctioa. with the coming Fa'1 Fair
to be held Stere,
:firs:= Duncan, en aged lady residing
seer 1+, r daughter, Mrs. George :Man-
tle, is critically illOn. Saturday ev-
ening she fell while going about the
house es usual, and sustained aslight
cut in the back ,of her head, and she
was severely shocked. A few hours
later she became unconscious and re -
=heed in. that state for many hours.
The fall ancI her subsequent ,illness
sv:r; due to .,tn affectjoa of the kid-
neys.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering nor sale
that desirable farm in the Township
of Stteph^n, being Lot 15, Con, 2,
known as the Leathorn Farm, .cort-
'tainit ; 100 acres. There is on prem..:
ices a commodious two-story frame
mouse and two good bank barns. The
farm is well drained and fenced, has
a nice orchard, wring creek with a
Plentiful supply ,of waiter the year
round; fine for ,stock; 15 acres seed-
ed down, all fall plowing dome, and
there: are 10 acres fall wheeat4 Pasi-
sess on givi.n ,April 1st, 1922. For
'particulars apply to L R. CARLING,
hxetttr, Solicitor for the Adminstra-
-tor.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding div-
trict that we are open to accent, or
tender for contracts for all kiit>ta ds o3
building We are experienced work-
men and by strict attest ton to busl-
ness we hope to share an the contract
work of this district.
W ARES & PRYD.tt, Exeter.
Dray and Baggage
HOUSE TO LhT Apply to Mrs'.
A. Cottle town.
if you have anything to sell or You
.cant to buy, try The Advocate Want
Column
SALVATION ARMY SERV 1C1:S
In the Public, Library.
11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting,
7 p.m. -Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p,m.-Sunday School and Bible
class, and special sand tray for the
Primary Class.
Cottage meetings in North End on
Tuesday night
Lieut Parnell, under farewell Bor-
ders, will preach Morning :and Even-
ing .farewell messages.
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell
Anything you have to move we move:
it reasonable
lilt/dor Truck and Horse Dray at your.
Sorsitwen
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSI-IAW 8c EASTON
I.I. .,. a .... ... ,
See the Y. P. C. Ai asio in another
column.
Mr. Frank .Handford, son of Mr.
James Handford of town, is seriously
t"<lt at the family home,
Maple syrup making is occupying
the attention of the. farmers who
have sone ,maple trees„
Mr. Earl Perseus moved this week
to th .farm he recently purchased
froth Mr Etherngton, Usberne.
Mr. W. D. Sam4Mrs was confined to
his bed .for 'several, days during the
week, but is able to be out agaip
Mr. Gordon Appleton has moved
f r r..1 the, rooms over the Ford Garage
to. the ,house owned by Mr. I. Arm-
strong on :till Street.
Mr. John Hall, cattle buyer of Lon-
don, diced in that city ton. TuesdayE
Mr. Hall was t former well known
In re?iannt of Dashsvood, and was well
and favorably known, throughout this
district. The 'ftunera3 ,takes place co
Thursday to Woodland cemetery,
Y. P. C. A.
Preachers and .Teachers tournament
in. Bowling at the Y on Wednesday,
March 15th, .at 7.30 p.m. ,
There will be four teams as follows
Ne. 1 -Mr, Wethey, Trueman Elliott
W. Lawson, Orville Southcott.
Nc_ 2 -Dr. Rouiston, W. C. Dallis,
.s,
Hind, J. _hf. Southcott.
N. 3 -Rev. McAllister, J. Hind, Silas
Reid W_ Gardiner.
No. 4 -Rev. Wilson, Lyle Statham, W.
S, Cole W. Taman.
On Friday night another Tournament
in;group form.. Get your membership
in ;air. readiness,.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11.00 a.m.-"Itemeditate Problems and
'Ultaniate Aims„"
7 p.m. -"The Sense of God's Real-
ity -The Basic Modern Need."
Rev A. A. Trumaer, Rector.
A nevrspaper is not duty bound to
*sant anything that it doesat't want to
prat. There is no rue that .requires
it to lariat something of absolutely no
news value fust because somebody
wants t printed, It is iset obliged to
.iifes;,vely laud some person where
laudation is snot earned, .not to lambaste
cam' „ndisddual where adverse critic -
'sot is not deserved,.
it o not printed for ,the purpose of
sattslyiasg s.ltish motives. There 'tis
slot the remotest reason why it should
goo array space to somebody who is
ruto.tttatg something for monetary ben-
efit,
The missi<an of a, newspaper is to
print ,news of a ;general interest, Ad=
vertisutal is not stews. An article ;lea-
ven some private enemy or opponent
is not rt,ews.
Numerous other things of a like na-
tur,: that f.ktd their way i tto a news-
paper are not news, It is not hard dos
a tra,ttted newspaper man to draw the
diatinguishirag italic. Its not hard for
anybody to draw the distinguishing
line if they will stop a moment and
Woe the matter logical thought.
GARNER -MORRIS.
An interesting, wedding took place
at the -home of the bride's meat her
Bahr a anville, a few days ago when the
m'arra = wa.•s solemnized of Florence
Edna, youngest daughter of Mrs, Mor-
ris, and the late David T. Morris of
Bowmanv:ll , to George Wesley Gar-
ner, youngest son of the late W. R,
Garner, of London and formerly of
Etter,
OAVEN PRESBY71/1IAN CHURCH
Rev. James. Foote, B. A., Meter
10 , a.m,—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
1.1 a.m.-Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. 'A.
Union 'Service;: '
7 p.m. -Union Service in, Main, St.
aelethrodist :Chur'ch, '
Boy Scouts .meet Friday evening
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
11 a.m.-"Thio ;Book of Life
• Opened.„
3 -p.m. -Sabbath School and
Classes,
7. 1>.m. o "The Young W omaln's Mar-
riage Psooblemt"
C ttigrrgetionel, Choir Singing,,
A w ellcome to alit
Events
Bible
MAIN ST:. METHODIST CJIURCH,
Rev Geo. McAlister; M. A. '
Phone 21x3
11 a.m.-Unman Service iia. Caven
Presbyteriaan Church.
3 p.m. -Sunday -; Sebeel Sable
Classes.
7 pent'.-U,rs'}on .Service •akt Men Bt:
Methodist Church.
AT BETHANY
DIED IN GODERICFL
The death ,took place in Goderich
on March lith, 1922 of Stephen; Butt
to las 84th year. The funeral was
held on. Tuesday last in. Colborne -
cemetery, and was largely attended.
Relatives were .present from Detroit
Windsor, Hamilton, Steaforth, and
HensalL Rev, Raycraft conducted.the
service at the house of his son -in -jaw
R. H. 1vgero. He leaves to mourn .his
detanis: one daughter, Mrs. W. Fisher.
GAVE ADDRESS.
Mr. W. H. Johnston, book-keeper
with "Messrs,. Harvey Bros, gave a
very interesting and instructive ad-
dress on Wednesday evening of last
wee}; to a (fair sized audience in the
Library on, "How to Improve the
Appearance of Exeter," Mr. John-
ston gave many valuable hints as to
how this might be done, and a.profit-
abl-e discussion followed, The ;meeting
being under ith . auspices of the Flor-
ticultural Society Me. Johnston gave
a full report, which was well received_
The membership of the society is now
144, all paid. A'motion was carried
to have Arbor Day declared a Civic
h=oliday for the purpose of availing all
our citizens the privilege of cleaning
up their premises and surroundings,.
It was. also arranged to have an expert
come to town to lay put the River-
side Park.
DEATH OF MRS. SILLERY.
The commun,.ty was deeply shocked
Tuesday n sr'.n last when it became
known. that -Ira W'P.1ix n it. Sill;ery
had passed t:o the great beyond.
About a week ago the deceased was
takIn, down with a comparatively
slight attack of the flu, but her conn
clition was • sot at all considered ser-
ious until a couple days previous to
her demise, whenh..r trouble developed
into pneumonia, and the end soon came.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Copeland, who re-
side in. Usb•orne, north of Kitrktoni,
and she was born, in that township.
After completing her education she
taught school for a time and a little
over live years ago married Mr. Sal-
lery, since which time they have lived
on the Thames Road. Besides the
sorrowing husband, .father and mother,
she is survived by three sisters acne{
five brothers -Mrs. Ed. Stone and
Mrs. Thos. Brock (of Utsborrs;, and
Mfrs. Boyne, iaf Lakeside; Earl Cope-
land of Edmonton, Arlow, Oscar, Gor-
don and Elgin at ham,s,. Mrs. Sille-y
was of pleasing personality, kindly
disposition, and by her friendly
manner had endeared herself to a large
circle lef friends, who will hear with
deep regret and sorrow of her d.ernse„
The funeral, wh:ich will be private,,
takes place to ‘the. Exeter .Cemetery
to -play, Thursday, t 2,30, pan,
PRONE 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Spring House Furnishings
at Lower Prices
Rugs, Linoleums, Oongoieurns,
Curtains, Etc,
Our Stock of House Furaneshiugs esr Swing is now nearly .. oatzplete.
New Rugs, L n.oleums, 'ongoleauns, Window Blinds, Curtain Materials,
Certain* made up, Cretonnes,. Sateens Et,:. at much lower prices.
We hart's ask ,e.ttorittous etee to ,select from.
SZ'EC;IAL--Guar nteed down -proof Art Sattens, tan craned English ;tuality
beautiful patterns for Comforters at 90.1. yard,
3 2IECES ONLY ART SATEI,N, 50 in tilde for ,iOntfortersat e5c. yard,
CONGOLEUM RUGS.
Copgoleunt Rugs are beseoming more papular ev'erT sericite
The new patterns are here for Sprim;; at much lower prices,
This is slit of the beat wearieg floor materials lett the market.
L1NOLEUMS - New Patterns for Spring at lower prices.
CURTAIN MATERIALS Dozens of new patterns to select friom,
THE NEW 1IOIyiZSPUN Si3ITINGS,
Homespun% are .arnong the most t>apular materiels for Spring wear,
They are used for Dresses, Skirts, Suits, Coats, Jumpers, Etc., We have
roe range of these popular materials 56 Oteltes wide selling at $2.50 yd.
HOSIERY SPECIAL.
25 dozers pais ladies' cotton hosiery sizes 9 to IS, bla4lc and white
colors only, -very special at 25c pair
Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, and
Dresses
Are now .being shown at very main -site prsee. See our large range
before buying.
MONARCH YARNS t- New colors for spring now in stock, Also Sprint
knitting books.
Wall Papers for Spring
Besides our beautiful new assortment of Wall Papers for Spring, we
have hundreds of rolls of Bedroom, IQta;hen and •Dining -Room papers that
y ou tan buy as cheap as you ever did. Dont let that room go shabby with
the idea that papers are still high in .plisse. Come in sand look at the
values we are offering. Also odd bundles of Papers suitable for Summer
Kitchens, No trouble to show you our goods es toftenl at ,you like.
JONES & MAY
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Comaimisaer, Solicitor for the Mole
sons Bank, Ric.
Mrs. Billings spent the week end
in. Heasall.
Judge Dickson of Goderich spent
Friday ars town on bussnlesst s
Mrs. M. E. Gardiner has been visit-
ing 1oir the past week in London.
Mr G+eo. Griffith of Toronto is vis.-
ietsula, at thio home of Mn James Hand-
ford.
Messrs. 'Douglas and Wilfrid Stew-
art of Toronto w, rellvome for a day
or two last week.
Mrs. Haas of =Buffalo is visiting her
parents Mr,. and Mrs. Albert Ford,
owing tolife. .Ford's, aQlauess. ,
Mrs, ' Wnn. HawOshaw has returned.
from Boston, Mass., where she visit-
ed her sister for some months.
Mrs. Fred May left Tuesday morn-
ing for Mitchell, owing to the ill rr as
of hear -'father, Mr, W. R. Davis.
Mrs. Richards and Mise, Schwegle
returned ' to Windsor Monday, tarter
a vssit with Mr, aid Mrs; N. J. Doze.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial. and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 per cent.
to 7 per 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
Ammonion
Display Advertising -Made known
on awl/cation.
Stray Anisnals-One insertion 50c.,
three vnsertioos SL00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than floe .lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
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 $3 for one insertion
tad 51.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if unlder five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm pr Real Estalte for sale 50c.
each insertion for one month of four
ens ertiions,
SOUTHCOTT
PHONE 134
IROS.
PHONE 134
ew Arrivals for
Spring
Misses' & Ladies' New Spring Coats.
It is a real pleasure to show the New Spring Coats,, The styles are
Snappy; the Cloths greatly improved over last;seasores and prices are much;
lower. Come in and try them on.
40 INCH ALL WOOL SERGE
Just the thing for dresses in..:olors
of Brown and Blue. An all . wool
serge, 40 inches wide; tun good qual-
ity at peer yard , 85Q
36 INCH BLACK SILK
This beautiful Black Messalime Sulk"
is 36 inches wide, is splendid weight,
bas .Eine,even weave and ,is'guaranteed
to give satisfaction, to the wearer.
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,
Tlms season we have a much largier range than last; The .cloths: are bet-
ter.. We have some great values in Boys Suits for school( at $6,50
' $8.59 and 511.00.
COMFORTER SHINTZ
36 ' inches wide in floral afnd Paisley
patterns,. Sax good patere to 'choose
from. At per yard'....,..'........ 30c.
NEW HOUSE DRESSOS
Tines week we atne showing it,, new
range of inexpensive house iyresalee
and aprons whu.h we offer at popular
prizes 52,00, $2.25 and $3,00
Wall Papers
Get your papering dome before t paper hangers get toe busy.. ,'Jur
stomals is larger than ever. Many r.,ew designs and 'eo(orings,.
A few last seas=crtes papers at great reduction*
Southcott Bros
14, 1..
r
RANO TRuNtt ootS ,r„'EM,Nt•
.iY
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor sass on princlval day trains',
Full information frown any Grad
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Honor.
int District Passenger Agent, TOrolatle
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w. Agent, Exeter
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day of
night. < i
DR AL E. TENNANT
Veteeritttary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr, G. F. Rou1sto,a L. D. S,, D. D. B.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
Honor Graduate Toronto"Uodgr(It7
Office -over Gladman & Stenbury,`t$
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEi.R AND
VALUATOR for Counties of HHuronPerth, Middlesex and Oxford. Ftttltq
Stock Sales -a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctitoneer for Counties ot,
Huron and Middlesex
Prices " Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Credittn. - Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & 8TANBURYi
Barristers, Stolicitors, EzeteN
e,t* ;•em 04: ; %r , .r' :0,0
P . _ ), kg„tve