HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-30, Page 8EXETER 'A ViM ,ATEA, THI3HUBAY, MAR. BD, 1822
Exeter Mai*ets
CIIANGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat ,L37
4i to 55
Oats......, , �.. 34 to 41
Manitoba's 'Rest . Floor 4.40
Iam:ir 'Flour .05
Pastry Flour 3.90
Feed Flour 2.10
Shorts
Oras, ....,....
Creamery Butter d d.iter of Mr. andimplements .of •ire James Jeckell, Lon
(fart Btr.t er 36 to s9 liar Inrrrau pe
Egg-, ?5 titre } 'm Andrew,eyho has beensuf-,don Road north, was one of the lora-
Lard 0
...ring from on attack of yneumorria, ,sr held f.n. this district for many a
Elan ,e. ton ,$15 to $x5 m.1 was szr.ously ill nor a tame, is rtowida u the whore list was disposed
Hags ....... .......: .,..... .....lea .-5 sowlv recover. lprices r.ea,.ized were good.
Lrc'a;[l Mr.. Minnie Ross, formerly a Cl a-
oDoing. hoar ;s gall; into business 3n Rite Da „-
forth, district,. Toronto. Mrs, Rosa
tats been in the employnnent of Mn
Seafortlt etipring Show is on March Thos Boyle, formerly. of Exeter, for
31,.anti Herisall Spring Show on April some .time,
4th.
The Young Women's • and Youn,
Mfr. :Milo Snell has purchased the Men's Bible Classes ,of James Street
residence of Mrs, 'Amos 03 U;rni rgethodist Church enjoyed a pleasant
street getting possession July 1st,. 'Social Evening on Monday aniight, when
Mr. Chris, Luker, who has been con- a program was given, games indulged
1.05 _ j ;t d to kis home throu4h illness for in, and leach served.
L46.55:,
4S some time, is able to be out again. Th:: auction sale of farm stock and
SPECIAL I'RI,.E
prices Tea Days Only,
Fro" Ap": 1st, on a t ° a n ;: toss
b»ra 4.- e ; Butrington post,
.'+Pass e-
ilar ..s s:: Rooms,
L.B4 L R FOR SALE.
Second -dad liana on Incubator, Lit)
3 4,r4C'r, Apply
GARP : + 1 t l Ii t 1 sat tp Keith
anti c�. �,ar� I,p;a at t S okFire,
:tt t to c�- is
CLINTON ANNUAL SPRING FAIR
At tea:. .t ea April 6, 1922, Thor-
gaga-l>r Bust Sale, . to be held at 1
AM. 12 �; oust boles all a::ei breeds are
cons a se: ora sake, Write .p
:ticcatal-
egu:. r3. d. 'MURRAY,URRAI, See'y,
CHICKS AND EGGS.
Baby C ler ks are i1at?h1 g Eggs for
sale. Butt" Bleo , and \i'iete.Leghorns
G. R Heywood, :meter
CARL tel; TFIA,NKS
Mr t•° Mrs, G ' stt`
"r (les ry
, ,r ly help are
t,«
51 ee . ,„y xte •w.:.i lu •:ad,,' the j,'% ness
on a u'as .7uent (Lath gin„ MMrs.1)uTaan
-
a. a o ,r;ttc ul to those erlto
s:n :aes'3^ra
1d,bd.ER FOR SALE.
Lucaar Sun. --'Mrs, W. H. Dignan Mrs. Wm. Ilawks#taw, sr., dun ng a
r.ce:ti°vd a message from " Bowden, faint spell had a most unfortunate,fall
.Alta telling o{ the death of her lis -'fork Sunday esanang last off the front
tar, Mrs. John Shhoebottom, who is • perch at the home of .lir, T Nerv�ll.
the daughter o: James D. Hodg'ses. While no bones are broken she sus-
.•ornterly of the 4th tatted severe bruises, and, will be cor-
oonc:ss:on. t: Bidduip t timid to hover lied for some time. This
Tile death took piece at Goderch ,s the third rr,.sfortune :she had :had
on March ZOtlr of Mrs. H. le . Ball th s ws'rrter,
_tt e et year's Illness. She had reed- He ail hockey boys came down on
▪ I 'rt ref's terieh for ix?„i a century, Thursday ht for another crack at
Mss inni reed Balt ,os Goderch, a ldie"s Ju:itora, but were agahi eint-
farm-r teacher ie the Exeter Public mod—this time to the tuner of 10-0,
eaherel, is a daughter of the deceased. ' TdV locals are a feast bunch of puck -
Fr -;taloned by an automobile the 'chasers and are showing rapid Sen-
rajca :'!arae dr:vein by Mr. Dengough ,pro meet unds:r Collo s tuitioen• The
Pn Hser:o, rt elor yam s' sx¢Q s eUuls to go elf ,fur l'
tete sideuron d>: theetz adFrdayand tiFpelut. rtwo• rnututws where, penalized.
eastand drsver, aetl raiz away It TartEXAMINATION DA.TES.lyres none the worse for the eecapatleThe dates Of examine:40as are pei The funeral of the late UrS. Martin way4 htt;restina. cto ,ota 60114,24.4 awl;1,-. of 11-'1'; P parents, end those e)„eetaanieg to them Lend= to:Mount Forest on Sat- .4,x.tter 4.vea below;ay. The eamily were un Pment— Lower School examinations coteantler Martin and tea BeattIe Mar- 1.0,:lwe. on June 13p aad are conallotta,:a of ReZirta• Alex. Martlit Kitch- on June . Middle school June 19 to
into town and to its own; stable, and
e ver Mre. Gunn of Calgary, and Mss. Jun: 28, and
INC`Lipper school June 15 to
Cranston of Trenton. Mr. F. W. Glad- June 28. T.he-Junior High school En -
man of. Exeter was a bearer, and Ides- Mace, exametatznns commence on June
demes G;adman, Stewart and Amos 43
ate tided the funeral service in Fast- Lower achaol has Latin or English'
dors, Grammar and Geography, June lith;
4r. A, W. And.rto.a, choirmaster Art artd Physiography, June 14; Artth-j
organist of. tlx: James S. Meth- ; m -'tic and totany, June 15; Canadiasi
t Church, has now been here a Mestere and Zoology, June 16; Geom-';
year, and has proven himself to be etry and English Literature, June 19;
the eaglet man se the right place He Algebra and English Composition, June
is an accomplished musician and Ieae- 20.
ears eed besides his church work has Middle School writes on Geometry
e classes ;n ntuale here and intim and French dish Literature, June Doe
Authors andFrench Compo-
sition, June 20; Ancient History and
Chemistry, June 21; German Authors
and German Composition, June 22;
Algebra and English Composition,.
June 23; Physics and British History
June 26; Latin Authors and Latin Corn
Omit -ion June 27; Greek Authors and.
Greek Accidence June 28.
=ill u.taa'r and yrrsts obtained from surrounding townsnandpilin tee
3S la: en them ,ngspirit
nary .e: -4�q a f ole+ Qt, cea:"i1 of five Lents. chom1 Sociaty, and in the presentation
A,1 le,"`k east a`lt 1'' num..rows musical entertaientsin
Rtj13T lie ti11,LERY . nm
eee ;t. igbborhood. We wish hire to
know that has ability is appreci rted,
CARD, OF THANES
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hunter, of L's
borne, take this: opportunity` to thank
the many neighbors and friends for
Bet your order en .ue these at on.e,1 their kindness 'end sympathy during
Elan • v'redito:i 1b-31 1.. V. IIogarth their recent bereavement awl also
for the many floral tributes,
Prices upon application,
PUPS FOR SALT --Five thorobred`
collie pup., 5 weeks old;—ApnlY to?
John 1b.-fs ey, <Lon.lon. Road South.
Iii ty tai+ l Potatoes, also Baby 4hIcks
horn my tired -to -lay Barred Roo kv.'
LAND FU.t SALE.
In Exeter, 2 acres choice garden
NOTICE
Soal. For particulars apply to Thos. A meeting of all the members of
Lang Ex ter. Exeter horticultural Society and of in Toronto .for some time, has re -
judge Dickson of Goderich was ;;n
town on Friday last
Mr. Wm. Blatchford of Toronto is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. C. Livingstone returned Thurs-
day to her home in ,Stratford.
Mr. Ross Holland of -Cornwall spent
a. few days with Mn Willis Pos0e11,
Miss Gladys Nestle, who has been
PASTURE LAND TO RENT., others interested in the work will be turned to her home here,
held on Wednesday,. April 12th at 8 Mrs. Doherty of Toronto visited
for a few days at the home of her,
brother, Mr T. S. Woods:
Mrs. Wm. 'ortheott and Mrs. Jno.
Gould of Exeter spent the weak -end
with friends .in town and atteivded,'the
funeral of the late Mtiss Conner„—Park-
hill Gazette,
Mr, lv'orman Ford, rvhe spent the
past year here with his father, has re-
turned to Detroit. He will be great-
If
reat1Y missed by the Band, as he was the
chief carnet player,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wash of
Kalamazoo, Mich., who have been, vis -
i p.m.—Salvation Meeting. iting an New York for some months,
2,30 p.m.—Sunday 'School and Bible' are spending a few days with Mr, and
, lass, and special sand tray for the Mrs. W, J. Bissett.
Primary Class Mrs. Robert Gillies of Exeter was
Cottage meetings in North End on a visitor over the week end with Mr.
Tuesday night. - and Mrs: Thos. 'WIlliantson, and re-
Capt. MacGillivray Lieut. Parnell hawed many old acquai ntancesl—St.
Marys Journal -Argus,
Y. P. C. A. Mr. Hickey, rvho some eighteen years
100 enres, Lot 11 on. South Boundary • lo m. in the Town il;tll. Elect -
Hay, an`1 west hag' Lot 3, Con. 10 ion of officers and other business to
Hay, 50 a:res.—Apply John Ford, Ex-
eter complete the organization. Speaker,
North. Mr. W. Hartry, Provincial director,
who will present a new set of picture
slides,
J, G. Staubury, Sec. pro tem.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICbS
TsTO1 SE AND LOTS FOR SALE
In Exeter, at the East end of Sim-
coe street, smell ;:tame house and two
lots. Inquire on the premises after 6
o'clock,—Jas. R. McCurdy.
YOUNG BULLS FOR SALE.
Two Durham Bulls, about 11 mos.
old, thorabr d The mother is nowon
the R. O. P milking test. First.:lass
animals.—Geo. W. Hunter, Lot 4, Con.
4 Usborn t ; R. Rel, Centralia.
CONTRACTING
After being out of business for
nearly two years I am prepared to
contract on Csrp'nter Work —large ago:,
the Molsons
or small ;obs of .:very description, Group Three will bowl at 715 sharpSpoeial attention Ba„t -u' er st i sp staff
f o#-s3ay in town
Plans drawn and estimates les dvenofree tam Friday night, with the following soaking bands with old friends. He is
of v:1rnrge, Caleb ,Iieywood. yOddfeliows—John. Hind, D. Mack, 11.novv an inspector of the Bartle,_.
R'v:rs .R, N. Creech; Mrs.. Bert Gillies of Hamilton has
Masonic W. W. Taman, Dr. Roul- been, the guest of her parents, "Mr,
ston, W. S. Cotte., M. J. Southcatt,. and Mrs. Samuel Martin during the,
Orange—W. Gard i,er, B. Clark, F. Past week, �ownnr to the illness of Mrs,
Boyle, B. Bissett.
Foresters -R. N. 'Rowe, W. Rivers, On Thursday 'last Lieut, H. J, Per-
i%
arJ. Harvey. F, W. Gladma i - moll of the Salvation Army left to
take siri�lar work at Palmerston. He
hard been in :Exeter about eight mon-
ths.. Capt. McGillivray remains int
townie 1
In the Public Library.
11 e.m.—Holiatess Meeting.
Th •rrect way and the easiest way
to disvo, - of `some pr:,perty or sell
som • srrri'd article, find a teams -it for
your tt it: , or an article you hare lost
or h •ip ween you want .it, is to insert
a small a.lvt. in the "Want Column"
of th • Arliocate•
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iron or wood pumps repaired.
Wells tsumaecl out or cleansed._
S. J. V. CANN. Phone 1.15
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician. Chirropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted.
itted. Hours 10 to 12; .2 to 4; and by
app& n m Int. Office—William and
Sanders Sts„ Phone 43.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
•oubli,c of Exeter and surrounding din-
tnct that we are open to accept, or
tender for contracts for all kinds of
building We are experienced work
men and by strict attent i om to bush-
;cess we hope to share in the contract
workof this district.
WARES & PRYDi., Exeter..
Dray and aggage
Anything -you ,have to move we move
it reasonable
rircwtor Truck and Horse Dray a
Service.
Martin from a run-down condition.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"Sacrificial Love.”
7 p.m_—"The Pattern, in the Mount."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
COAV IN PRb1SBYTMBIAN Cl3i
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a. xn.—Rev" Dr. Fletcher
7 p. ten.—Rev. G. M. Chidley
The Minister.
Boy Scouts meet Friday evenin:
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
Anniversary of Evangelism and Sac=
i;al Servic e.
Mr. Guy Ross, London Road North
left Sunday toconsult with his bro-
ther, Dr. Ross, at Iiderton, regarding
his condition.. He was one of the
"flu" victims, and as a result, the
trouble broke out on the s:dc of his.
face and neck.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark and little babe
of London visited over Sunday at the
home of her father, Mr. A. Howey.
Mr. Clark - will move with his 'amity
to 'Windsor the, latter - part of this
week where. .hehas been made evil
ager of the. Gammage floral business.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Jones, who have
been visiting relatives and friends here
and. at Grand Bend, left Thursday of
Last week for London; to spend a few
'bays prior to leav5nig for their home
in Regina. Mrs,., C. Smith, Exeter
North, accompanied them, and will go
to Limerick' Sask.
Among those who attended the
Preacher—Rev, J, A. Agnew of London funeral of the late, Frank iHanndford
Sabbath School 3 pt.1ini• froin a distannoc were,—Mrs,. Ketchen
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible of Galt, Mrs,, Bunting and Miss F,er-
lasses. guson: of Landon, Richard Beami,s:h.,of
Good Congre,gatatonia1 and Choir sing- fid: rbnn, Clarence. Foster ,of Granton
Wig•' Mrs,: Wm,Foster of Toronto, and
All welcome Miss- La Belie Handford of Ingersoll,
Mr: E J. Willson„ editor and publisli-
er of the Eye Maness, Butte,- Man,,
and brother of Rev. M. J. W IIson,;.pas-
bar of James street Church, padpal& the
Advocate a pleasant fraternal. call, on
Monday. Mr: Wilson, wlu I' rngrtquite
3 a,m.-5urndy •school said Bible as born;; as.the writer tts:. been ,eQnr-
Classe3. netted' with , the;.. Advocate, had
I seer_ ove tt. rty years service on the
7.00 p.m.—Rev John Coburn; Toro t' Ey' Wetness;; After -spending a -few
BETHANY days. with his brother hese;. left on
AT ihys return •.j.a,urney to the West one
2,30 p.m; -Rene. Geo. McAllister, U. t Moruriay evening.
MAIN ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
yaw,. 11,00 n,m,—Rev; Geo McAlister, ,
Auto Livery Hoarse: Livery
BAGSIiAW & EASTON
ITV
v
PHONE 32.
JONES 8c MAY.
PHONE 32
$ Dollar Day in Exeter $ i
Friday &Saturday, April 7-81%
In conjunction with -the majority of the merchants of Exeter, we will
out on a big DOLLAR DAY Sale on the above two days. Keep the dates
in mind and watch our "Ad," next sv,ek for big List of bargains. Conte
along and bring your friends, It will nav you well, as big special values
will be handed out. Not just in one line, but in all lines pl merchandise.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
We have just tutpacked a fine Assortment of Spring Suits or Young
men. Cottee tea US,. for your suit, Overeat or Reit-moat. All the latest
Styles and Colors, and at the new low ,level of preec
Boys' Suits with two pairs pants,. This is the way to buy the Boys'
Suits. Get 'them 2 pairs of pants, on sate at ;ram $10 to $12.
A ee all kinds of Boys' Suits at from. $5 to $$.50.
NEW "BROCK" BATS FOR MEN.
Get' your New Spring; fiat here. We are agents for tike: Fattrout
Brock Hat, ,,the best hat made. in Canada tor the price. ilio rvi:l be pleas.
+1 to show you the new styles and colors.
4kiso cheaper hats if you want them.
LADIES' COATS AND SUIT, . •
More noir Goats and. Suits at moderate prices. They are or
h:eause our styles and prices and quality of Cloths are right».
A1s°.> it::vr Silk Gauntlet Gloves to snatch, - -
SLIPPERS SHOES RUBBER BOOTS.
s�aan: ;dere for your Slippers and ShO:ts. All the Latest
Strap andi Buckle Slippers for Ladies and Children; We hand
liable snakes,. A good pair of our Sl pp:rs .yi,il last a year
WALL PAPERS AND LIN OLEUMS.
yles
only •
We save you money on these lutes. Hundreds of rolls of Paper, at
Low Pricers,. They will make your home. look bright earl €resh. New par-
' terns just arrived'. in Linoleums.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
We allow no store to undersell us in any line sof groccries..No mat-
ter what cut rate prides are quoted you will find our prices just the sanie
and our stock always fresh.
JONES & MAY
1
I. R. Carling, B.A.
,Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Comnaissianer, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Basile, Etc.
INVEST YOUR (FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Catatada, 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 o'
tn,terest.
Office --:Carling
Bk., Matin St, Exeter
Display Advertising—Made known,
on 4:m1 afaon.
Stray Animals—One insertion SOc.,
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found lodals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. .per
sins per insertion. No notice loss
than 25c. Card of Thanks Sec.
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion
sed $150 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.
Legal advertispng 10c. and 5c, aline.
Farm or Real Estalte far sale 50c,
each insertion for one month of four
insertions,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
Men's .And Boys'
Clothing.
You will be wanting a NEW SUIT, FOR EASTER,.
We are showing some very smart models. The Cloths aregood and
prices much lower than last "season's°
SPLENDID RANGE OF BOYS' CLOTHING AT $6,50 S8.50, $9.50.
Smart-- Misses' & Ladies' Coats
Every week we receive a number
Drop in oft1On and see what we
We are ,told our 'prices are very
Styles and Materials - we ..are s
BILLIE BURIKE DRESSES
We are agents for these popular
Summter Dresses, and have a splendid• •
assortment of hew dresses ready '-
for
for your inspection. Priced at
53.75' $5,00 $6.00
of New Styles,.
howiaare gaff. erilnig,.
reasonable considering --the splendid
CURTAIN NETS AND MUSLINS
Showing very neat patterns in
Scritns and Nets, in colors' iiaf White
.Cneazn- and :Ecru, -at -very . popular
prices, Speci,aV values at per yard
50c.
Strap Slippers and Oxfords
Are very popular this season, We are showing some viery'smart itylee
Black and Brown,Leathers. It is claimed that :patent leather will be
stroma this sieasolrq. ;
• PRICED 1'+'1' $4,00 $4,50 AND $7.50 •
;tile/ ateh this space next week for our Specials for
Dollar Days, Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8
S outhoott, :Bras
THB DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between •
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car aervi,ce
Sleeping cars on night tralms and
Parlor cars on principal day trains,
Full information from any Greed
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hord-
ing District Pasaeneer Ter01100
N. J. DORE.
Pike 46w Agent, Exeter
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day, or
nigh, t
DR A E. TENNANT
Veterieary Surgeon
McDoaell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by - Dr.- Vining)
Phone 26w.
Dr, G. F. Roulstcei; 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.
Hower Graduate Toronto Uarietdtidty
Office -over Gladman & Stenbury,'p
Office, Maim Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONELR AND
VALUATOR foe' Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford, Far'to
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central I-Iottel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunan and " Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and, Satiafactiae
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — ` Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loon on farm and village.
property, at low rates of interest.
• GLADMAN & STANBURY,
Banisters,, Solicitors, Exeter