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TER 'An1IDCATE, 'nipEBBS.
A8.I 531 riflaa
Exeter 11 rkets
H eN RED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
.,: • 41i to 55
Oats
34 too/
Meetteba's •& est Flour 4.40
Farailv Flour 415
Pn t e Fewer *,90
Feed Flour
S ;art::
Bran
Cr••'arnery Butter
Deify But t
Eggs
Lerd
Hay per ton ».
Begs
Local Doings
eseese
The ,McCredi,e Flax oo, of SLM&rys
has made an teeignmere for the ben-
efit of its. creditors. :
The weather the latter pert of last
week waes .fi;rte feor hockey-coltl, and
the ice tva<s. hent great shams It nes a
o'er' we heel the hist N.
2.10 ss early.
1• .333 M. Edith dbughter of Mrs an; a
a�, Dr. Cossaut, VS.. last weekedispoa-
43 very it from tv Its k IS suFPosed to be Ted of his dwelling oe. Hurces Street
34 to 24 etoo 1 /se s ;et g h: b ,, ev Io e. t front ''arta ;sly owned by the late William `.
t fur} Ea 1n heel. Drew, to his broth�er:feelaw, Aft, $.
In to 19 r th•.'• rn ton of Ltsborce h Hicks of Stephen,
see to see ;Nix. A. W, e.
ieee satel six firers ptur'ebr:ed cattle at the The death occurred receatle at
' r cent Moen Breeders' Sale held ht Bri>eel y, I.1"ioia., of Frances Ruth )Nasse
j5: bag, arbt .n.a;; pekes ranging. more, daughter of Arthur J., And Olive
from Stet' to 123E+. In hl1 44'animal$ i t. P. ssmo+re, aged 10 years, d months:
Mir.. R. W. oke,, though ,still in bed,
kS stendiey ete,provene;
" .All ion.::Account of Pool1Y" is thre
tete of •a play to be put on by eine
yams* Street League on Tuesday ev-
eaning, Arlie 4th, .
Mr. Jas. Jeckell, who recently scald
? farm in Usb'ornee, has rented Mrs
games Wiz. Russell's TesJ,cleece ox William
Street for Pee manthe, and will move
tee Grein ehorese <.
1.65 'firs George Hunter of lesbeette,
e i,'..I_INER] FOR EAS1':EE.
A veil to our despeay roam Sat -
Relay els ea !See. and t€llows days
w b ie As rewarded by a Stu es- +„`?f
the most see.tetet lye arid. eltur : g of
N's weta Meetery C'teaQ ore
We are entpw�aeis ee part ,culerly,-
Patt rrn Hats,
rateserei Hess.
Flee etis 'e`: Flowers end
Nee. ..y: een:re ngs.
Tees sleeve-- _eludes tine newest
desiereas teed r- eisbest rt' teriels we
wear ev:= dr -yeti Yet the prices
;::a°: .xtraerda ;y eeeeeetable May
we have the , .aware, a e:xtensis eg
eel ea earlyeels-tome
I. V. CURLISS.
PU FOR S;1.LE...leave therobte;i
core:" pups, a +reeks olds --Apply. to
Jelin I1as 3«ni'y, Loudest% Rieed South.
Fetty bees Potato aloe Baby ehie:l; a
from my Brett -to -by Barred Ro<:)ta.
Get your order i`n for these at oar:,e,
Pheue Credie t 17-31 L. V. Hogarth
c.'eSlR FOit SALE.
In Exete",'. 2 scree 6hobo
w;. FOS to
Pette
were eaed, tate total =mint received Mrs. W. G. ;13lesett received the word
Ding $4,380: :last week. -
Ovtr 200 peep`e gathered at . the' Me Homer Lewis has purchased the
_m: of Ma. eyed Mr& A. R. Graham r est fence of Mr. R. Atkinson, Fres
eat.:n.ger t : the Bank of Commerce, at street and "taken posse.tsion. of same;,,;
Edam. Sask., formerly of Exeter, en .ani n. turn Sr, L. bias scald his rasa-
elteeh title, peer to the family's desd'Rre dNn Water street td? ?firs. Geo
partite tc Basswood, mane, end spent i Cransley.-Lucaxn Sune
i eteettere event:at , during which Mrt l An inch or tw!a of =ow felt on
t•irr.rhern'a Leede to eetteldct,on with the. Tuesday Ott, ape covered up the
he te tat, the school, areal the Presby tiax cans and ash h sps_ The snots we'
t rr t Church, Wes highly spol:ene of imagine trill be of consieet .hie beir:-
jars. G °rain s a 4augixter o.. the eget to the: hay sand wheat crops,. I,f
late Jamve Welter •et Exeter. t
An letereeting debate Rend pro ram
ereee gene feeder the ;ateeices of the
Miseeese Crlle of Janes titreet 1lieth-
odist Church on 'Fiddler evening last,
The suleject of debate was, "Resolv-
ed Celt the 'bachelor ',a:snore geed in
th t world than the sp'..-ester' . Masa
Lary Team and ieliss Flosaie Hunter
took the affirmative and Mr. Mervyn
C:asnu and Ilan Rou1ston. the negative. ;airs. John Hawbbaw had the miss-
foetuses to fall let the house on. Wed- ,
nesdaa night of last week, iniurne her I.
side and being otherwise shaken,. up.
She inns since been confined to ,her
feed, and is in, rather a. critical cam'
inion. Her daughter, Mrs. C, Live
stngstonc of 'Stratford has been look- t
WS S after het,
nere t*'ttme e twitter
w : to Iav
:Mitchel has emerged from darkness
again. We were blessed with the re-';
erre Sof the street lights on Saturday
evetnhtg, after groping our way in. the
murky darkness for the past St versil
weeks, [wins to the ravages of the
r?eent stcu-rte.-,a;tcheil Advocate.
T et• latter side weee out Several snus-
aabin qult,seaaade by ivethemend Circle, was
sold,
AEA.TI•i OF MRS. terIART1?4.
It will lye saint snew's,tG many hereto
of the death of Mrsy Chrietsns
ter;f: of Rett W. 1i. dilartke
Rout street south, Leadoan,
totter of Premier Witham M.
Margit, K. C, 01 Saskatchewan, she
lravire, passed away in that'city Tees -
:a Mrs. Martin was sof-
a rig from enfiluenza and had canter
Wem€11 a.few eine'iirs. d.lart3n eras a.
.Ne dent Of Exeter for over thinly
1 d era and during. that time by her
atabt malities and kindly disposi-
t' et atdeare:d herself to Rete who had
the pleasure ,of her acquaentance. She
es• survived by, thxee sons Premier
W. M. Martin, ?Dr. B. 'Martin •of Re
gine, W. A. !Martin, maaagter of the
Dominion Tire Compazcy at Kitchener.
She is ens* survived by ,one brother,
Dr. Jameeeen, M. P., and two daugh-
ters Ctrs, (Rete .Cranston utd tiers.
(Des) Gunn:
3' lest LAND TO RENT.
Yt3sn Semi, Let 11 or., South Bowe,
Hay, wed w st ,iettef Lot 3, Coo. .
Hee, 53 a tree "^seemly John Fed, B ;
etcr Ninth,
RESIDEN4ls FOR SALE
A. vary desirable property-$ room
be..rk !House with bath, furnace and e..
ectr$c lie nt, in good conelition good
stable, good well. Four lots of land
with arses aal small fruits. Apply to
O. C. Ward, ebbe St.. Exeter,
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE •
In Exit r, et the East dad of She -
oat street, enel frame house and two
lots Inquire ren the premises after 6
seetocl.-Jas, R McCurdy.
YOUNG IUJLLS FOR SALE,
Two Durham Buds, about 3.1 mos.
the-arobred The mother is now on
the le 0. P. making test. Fjrsteless
dsritnsls.-Gee W. Hunter, Lot 4, Con.
4 Usborne ; R R. 1, Centralle.
SONTRACTING
•
After beang out ofbusiness for
*early two years I am` prepared, to
4tontract on Carpenter Work -large
oc small lobs of every description,
Speci,'il attentions to hardwood floors
Plans draw and estimates given fret
•f seharge,-Caleb Heywood.
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
Lot 9, Con. 9, Hay Tp., 100 acres:
Part of Lot 8 and part of Lot 9, Con
S, 75 a.:res; •car will exchange for house
in Exeter or Hensall. Possession at
on.'e. Apply to T_ J. Wilson, Adver
tis'r Offit,:e, London.
BUY LESS COAL AND KEk.P
WARMER,
Step the draft wltb Bronze Auto-
mate: Weather Strip for ieoors and
Windows. Sold and put one by
Phan' 2I,-2.
N. OGDEN, Exeter
correct ;vay and the easiest way
is d;spes e o' some property or sell
same small are...1e, Lind a tenant for
your haus; or an arta., 1e t ott have lost
ar h °lp when you want it, is to insert
a small advt. n the "Want Column"
of ,h • Advocate.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings it
Stock Iron or wood pumas repaired.
Wells pum>aed out or cleaned,
S. J. V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiroprenctor &
Optician; Chiropractic ',and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles Scientifically fit-
ted. Hours 10. to .12; 2 to 4; and by
appen tmant Offie e-WDeism and
Sanders Ste, Phone 43.
r
� 4
Contacting
We wish to call the attention of the
public et Exeter and surrounding; dis-
trict that we are open to accept, or
tender for contracts for ail kinds
building We are experienced wo.rk-
rnen and by strict attent t on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district
W ARES & PRYD.e., Exeter.
Dray and Bal, gage
Anything you have to move we
c it reaso¢table
mo1,e
tor Truck and Horse Dray at, your
ervice'.
Auto LiTer y Horse Livery'
BAGS1 AW & EASTON
C ARf s OF THANKS,.
:is. W`iliiam Sillery desires to thank
the trends and !neighbors for kindly
help and sympathy extended during
the illness and subsequent death of
hes wIte, ani is also very grateful to
those who sent flowers,
RATES ON bi0NEY PACKETS..
Word has 'beets received from Ot-
tawa. That the ,rate ofsale, ort
money ,packets addressed toy place;
within Canada, the Empire, the Unit-
ed States or Mexico, will be 5 cents
an ounce or fraction, thereof, on. and
after the 1st of Aprn, 1922,, [ender,'
tlze term Money packets are includ
bent: notes, gold dust, cotes, bulilon'
bonds and coupons payable to bearer,
Meeks and other securities negotiable
he bearer.
DEMISE OF AIRS. JOHN
DUNCAN, SR.
Last week wo fntede mear;tipa of
the serious illness from kidney trou-
ble of Mrs. John 'Dunca:n, sr, at the
h ni of : her daughter,, firs; Mantle;
On Wednesday last she passed. away,
being sick .only three days. 'The fun-
eral, which was perinate, took place on
Friday to Rays Cemetery, where her
husband was laid to rest tsaxyears
agar She was noted for her kind hos-
pitality and lead many friends an the
country as well as the town, who re -
rat her sudden, taking away. She was
84 years of age. During her life in
SALVATION ARMY SERV Witt; Exeter she was most tenderly cared
for., by her eiauglhter and sone -Sze, -laws
Ire the Pubi+i: Labrae, Mr. and ivlrs. (Ge. ?gentle. "Deeply
Ragate tted."
11 teem. --Holiness Meeting,
7 p.m, -Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.rn.-Sunday School and Bibb
::lass, and specie! and tray for the
Printery Cia,ss.
Cottage meetiangs in North End on:
Tuesday trsight.
Capt. MacGillerray Lieut. Parnell
Y. P. C A.
Group Two will bowl at 7,15 sharp
.gin Friday night, with the .following
teams-
Y.P,C..A: W. Rivers, F, Boyle,:
G. P: shale, IV, Cole.
C1:rks-BR Rivers, C. Harnesa, 5.
Reid, W. Harness
U. F. 0.-W. Shapton, E. Shapton
B Bins tt, H. Say.
Press -R. N. Creech, R. Southcott
W. C Davis, J. M. Southcott.
Ladies.' Night has been. changed from
Wednesday to Tuesday •evening at the
'
Y. P. C. A. A ladies bowling tour-
nament es in preparatiom Any wish-
ing eo become members and partici-
pate in. the (tournaments can get their'
tickets from Wn s. (Rivers, or W. S.
C'cije.. Ladies, $1.50; gentlemen $3.00..
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.:-"The Lenten, Wilderness."
7 p ni-"Chriistira.nity and Culture"
Rev A. A. Trumstr, Rector.
OA:VEN PRESBYTERIAN QNII'RCH
Rev. ,lames Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.--Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 e'vm.-Unaeo. Service in Main, Street
Methodist Church.. I. Cor. xva,, 13.
7 p.m. -Union Service te;CevenPres-
byterian Church.
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Weson, B.A.
11 a.. m. -"A Common; Standing
Ground."
3 p.m. -Sabbath School, and Bible;
Classes.
7 p.m. --"A Bibi e Puzzle."
Conrgrrgat onales Choir Sung'
A welcome to alt
&.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CIIIIRCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A. '-`'
Phone 21r3
11 a;.m "St. ,Paul's concept of the
Christian Life. A Union, Ser3ice
3 ren-Suielay School and elute
Classes..
7 _q.m -t1n::ten Services : in Cavan
Presbyterian Church. ;
AT BETHANY
2,30 p,m.--R+ v. Geo. McAllister, M. A.
BOWLERS' ANNUAL MEETING.
The Exeter Lawn Bowling Associe-
eon, held their atnlnnual meetin ; on
etonday evening, with a large num-,
her *1 members present. The ereport
of the treasurer showed that thelast
seasoe had been a most successful one
financially and otheraviso. The fees
were fixed at $7 for old members.
and $5 for new members -same as the
last year. Open rink and double tour-
eaments were decided upon, the for-
mer cm the :11th of August, and the
latter oa a date to be set by the
tournament committee. IThe Friday
evening local tourneys are ;to continue
They were a great success bat year.
In addition a local tourney is to lee
]veld one Wednesday afternoo-r each
month, dorsum -acing ,with June, The
',lection of officers Resulted as fol -
tows, -Hon. Presidents, ,J. 5. Merrier
ex -M. P., H. EiIber, ex -M, P. 1'., A.
Hicks, M.P,P., Wm. Black, I\I.
President, Ws C. Rivers; Vice Pres.,
G. E. Anderson; Secy, R. N. Creech
Treas., T. S. Woods; Honorary Mem-
bers, Judge Dickson., Rev. Mansur, ;
Grounds Come, Mosers. Heaman; Ta
man; and Andersome; Membership Com.,
Messrs. Rivers, ;Dome, Pryde, Roue -
ton. and Howald., Match. Com., Rev,
Tramper and Messrs. Ferguson, Ta-
ma, Rivers and ]Creech'; Tournament
Committee, 1Vl:essrs. ?Stewart, 'Woods,
Cochrane, Heamaare, Taman, Creech,
Rivers and Seldoui A vote osf thanks
was tendered the retiring president,
Rev, A. A. Trump:e,:1 and the other
officers of past yeare. The club is
looking for a successful .season this
year, and. intend ;g,o'inng •after afew of
the trophies they just missed getting
last year.
Mr,. George .Griffith returned to
Toronto on Friday,
'Mr. R. G. Seldom, was in Ingersoll
on; business this week.
Mrs!, Ames visited wise Dr. tile:Gii-
licuddy in Langdon 'lest wreck,.
Mrs. J. Lawson, ief London is the
guest of Mrs, ;Geo. Andersen, Mies
Lawson was also a vi;sttor last week.
Mr. Jessie Manson of London. has
been home for a few days . owing to
the illness of hermother, Mrs.. George.
Manson..
Mrs. Richard 1)ejbridg,e who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs,
H.. N. Andes -eon; et Sault Ste, Marie
for some time, returme I en Friday ev-
ening, accompanied by Mrs. Anderson
who will visit here for some time,
Mr.. onsd Mrs. Frank Boyle attended
the ftsnerel in Tororyto on Monday of
Mr. 5. H. (Saunder,s, wlso cured while on
a business' trip .to Chicago'. Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders and two chvldrem have
been •residing in California. He
dyed ort Thursday last of pneumonia'
after >art y a few days illsress . and
the remains were taken to Toronto'
for (interment '"Mrs. Saunders was
form riy M"iss Ila K,erirk, daughter or
Themes Is rntck of i ot:unto, Several
r..7at vies reside le this community.
PHONE 32
JONES &M4AY
PHONE 31
Ladies Fancy Slippers and
Oxfords.
Our Splendid Assortrne.t of Stylish Slippers for Spring is
play. The quality is thevery best andel prices are much lower.
We are showing the following 'Styles-
Strap Slippers and Buckle Slippers: in. 131ack Rend Brown.
Fancy Grey Trimmed Slippers.
patent Slippers in a variety of Pettey Styee .
Very Stylish Plain Oxfords and Brogues le Black, Browe
ow on des -
SMART LOW SHOES FOR. GROWING GIRLS
Grey.
This is a Style ,of Shoe that le often; herd to get. Wehave a fine
range, made ,ire, fancy styles with low heels, suftabie for Sunday or School
wear, 'They will suit the ,girls and des prices are moderate.
MEN'S HEAVY WORK 1100TS AT $4.50.
Just what you bates. been, waiting for. Ps;: -Wass prieees nn, Men's reit
able work boots, We sell only eeliaabj;e stamped brands and guarantee
every pesr.. Also lower prices oux ati grades Rubber Boots.
I-WRLBUT AND CLASSIC SHOES FOR CHILDREN,
We ere Agents for Exeter for the famous Hurlbut Shoe.' If you
thein Swede you well always ,buy them,
Alm, Strap and Buckle Slippers inns Brack Kid, Brown. end. Patent„
BOYS' BLOOMER SUITS WITH, 2 PAIR. BLOOMERS.
New Shipment of Boys' Suits, •earn with extra pa% Q.f .Pants, made of
stead wearing cloth nand priced at very low cost,
MEN'S SUITS AND COATS
Visit caur Clothing Department f or your anew Sprit Suit, We are
sltowsng some very nice cloths, cut in tees very latest styles, and be
prices wet suit your purse.
NEW ARRIV A.LS -- LADIES' COATS AND SUITS
Another Shipment of Coats and Suits for your inspection,, It will
a'tt plensure to show you these new garments.
GAUNTLET SILK GLOVES FOR SPRING.
Just arrived ,in all the latest shad's in Silk ;Gauntlet Gloves, in very
finest quality.
buys
L R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicit -0r, Notary Public
Caxnnsiesloner, Solicitor for the Mol -
eons Bank, !etc,.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victocey, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, alllegal
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 !met at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Carling BY., Main St, Exeter
Display Advertising -Made known
one ape/teatime
Stray .Anirea3,s-One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each inser?tion 50e. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion,
Loral reading notices, etc., 10c. _per
line per insertion, No ,notice lets
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sales $3 for Dine insertion.
'rid 51.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if uatder five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Real Estate fon' sale Sac,
each insertieon for one month of four
insertions,
SOUTHCOTT
BROS.
PHONE 134
Men's And oys'
Clothing.
You will be wanting, a NEW SUIT .FOR EASTER;.
'We are showing, some very smart modes,. Tine Cloths .are goodend
prices much lower than last season's
SPLENDID RANGE OF BOYS' CLOTHING AT $6,50 18.50, *9.50.
Smart Misses' & Ladies' Coats
Every week we receive a number
Drop in often and see what we
We are ,told our prices are very
Styles .,and Materials we are
'-BILLIE 'BURKE DRESSES
We are agents for these popular
Summer Dress•es, and have a splendid,
assortment . of hew dresses ready
for your inspection. Priced at
13.75 $5.00 16,00 ..
of New Stylesi.
are offering.
reasonable considering the splendid
showing, •
CURTAIN NET.S AND M(ISLINS
Showing very neat ,pattern.s
Scrims and Nets, en colors iof White
Cream and •Ecru, at very popular
prices,. 'Special valines at per yard
50c,
Strap Slippers and. Oxfords
Are very popular this season, We
in Black and proem Leathersi, It is
strong this sleasonr;
PRICED AT 14.00
WALL . PAPERS
We have ,a. big stock of New
Papers, 'suitable. .for . aety room in,
veur home. Our prices °should int -
t.2 rest you,
are showing some very smart ,styles
claimed that patent leather ' i►il1 be
$4.50 . seND , $7.56
7.INOLEUMS
You -well soon be needing some of
this .sanitary floor coweringt !See
our patterns and get our; prices be -
Lore making your choice,.
Southeott Bros
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUT
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexoelted dining car Remade,
Sleeping ears on night trains sn4
Parlor caara; on principal day trains:
Full infornsati>on from Reay Grated
Trunk Ticket Agent,, or C. E. Hove-
Itreg District Passesneer Agent, Tereelel
J. DORE
Phone 46w Agteot.. Exetee
DR, HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night. ► . 1 rill
DR Al. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonnell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr, Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr, G. F. Roulstoo L. D, S., D. A.S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D S,
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office -over Gladman & Stnnbus a
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON`
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Macron
Perth, .Middlesex and Oxford. Fano
Stack Sales a Specialty. Office et'
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK .TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huston and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satiafaotion
Guaranteed.
Crediton, 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 & STANBURY
Barristers, Seolicitoret, Exeter•.