HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-5-4, Page 8&Neter Markets
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teens yt .... ..,, 48 to 55,
34 to 40
dr,a t 'ba', Best Flour 4.40
F; nay Flour „.4.15
Pastry Flour 3.90
Feed Flour 2,10
Shorts 1.65
Baal 1.65
Crane y Butter 45
D -r Butt ,r. .36 to 3$lee aLttaa".
27
Hay pier +o ......... ......... "aa ....20
n $15 to. `.16
Hogs • :..s ,,. 12.50
1'I+t3•;API'T i•: I.earyour order
at Wilson's for Pineapples as they
will soon lea at their best and the
priers the I=,wast. We will deliver
any quantita. C. L. \'ikon.
!1 SOL h F 4OUR 'TRAprE.
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EXETER AIIVtICATE TIIIJRSDA.Y
MAY 4 1522
Local Doings
Lots of girls are' of tt1eiar
)family names, but can be persuaded
to change it.
The opening game of baseball in the
Ontario -Michigan League takes piece
in London opt Friday, Nfay 5th.
Mr. anal airs. Geo. Willi u is moved
this week into the residence recently
t>urchaeed from hese Wesley Snell rani
t:i:eabeth Street,
Rev. C W. Baker of Thamesv'f1e
!vlay 'weather Inas been. ,bright and
warm -attic first real growing weather,
air. G. S. Howard reaume l hia dint=,
.,es as principal, of the public school
oat, 3yxottday*,
Mr T H. Newell was 'eXhabitartg a
Durant Sedan in town while >;omearom
Stratford on Sunday,
A ;little son, ,of ,.Mai: and Mrs; Silas
StaTtlake, Lake Road, got hisfingers,
caught in the ntnch;an,eryr in the. saw -
null and they were badly iaeeraate&
D, U, G. at. I. H;etbeti ,tort, Si ep-
pareston, wilt pay his official visit to
I." bazroat, Forest Lodge, Not 133, A.
&
formerly of tired -ton, last week cut'' I Zl•,' Monday even ata of F.
v w ela. next
grad a strolde of t>araly-sts and 'arse, is :
seriously ill. Mrs. Baker wan former -134..r. W. J. tF, Rgss, an Exeter Old
ty .Miss Hattie Pollack of E' eter. Bo}, who has been manager of the
The Jackson :Manufacturing Corn Bank of Conan: rce at loges. o. ,
party +S -�. erre '.t:ar5
y squire more helpi ranch, London,
I y 'ell been transferred ro
of clothing, They
an the manufacturing taring t Ilam ltttn Road B' t the
to hand' ,s n u • bran:cos aha 7i . Roetmester Pfaff is ha a
at p sent Is the gree;est ..z the h , Oti,c.s: acro vires the Pont
,., � attntodatiaaan impcovecl.
ter o' the company In town, ;baring the partitions moved by
t..* ° room f moved, cellar
Inst week, was a wonderfully frac H rj or himself and clerks.
- :?U• e weather er wa
wit:. t 14 r r o end ?testi h 1 installed.
t nit t z ,ursy>]l your Reels e Of the farmers Lea shed the work n r
., Ix the scar week, t ,. t � AR BURNED.
i i Pau .s t1 tri t buts t n y .
-'moa ° or seed Th h a•r a,> also had a number of a1e;v
1 a e> a '►lam I Wood, we a :� t , S aex
r. fi>a .) . e ,, r : t on the orses, l la
c sit treds eek, vv It .,e others with a larg
ii RTt,1~R� ,a' ` �", are �y1 t It The .,rot; c , b �• �Ford
� Cou,p o*rat:tt r:�ed dt^ven
ki a au -al end t
s a a . - a1r
air plumes so. rc M . .'rig r of aterleos who was
rbIIHemsa11.
taP Sed i ] t r e [�
WAtiTED Report.. say the land worked rip .n gong to tint this fath' ,
wa:, greatly damaged by fire on Sun-
Lad;. .,alist: nt .for Dental Ofsie
ik;�;aleati n by Etter preferred,
DR. RQC LSTON
PUBLIC NOTICE.
M arae Si helm, ii^.rasa left n} I ed
semi beard, I hereby gave notice' that
it 11 era to o r be responsible for t v
debts b .ante.. ted by her. c n
JOHN A. WILHELM •
R. R. 3, Daaivwcod
Cara Fur Hire—Apply to C.L.
SHIT,
t k kS FOR aa.
y vse Fors) sl '-t
Apply at Ath eat .
1i
LOO a A1' THE LABEL
1a .�.cl.ea1:ate -esa:,ii�tg last 3Taa been
evrT 4 to 1 ¢ p to ,April'13th. Look at
your , iia a'* I J L f your Advocate
>� pealed 3y . 1f sa, arrgbt; if
not, why not pay at once.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Two. story ao ld brit'?; in good c•on
mince, near s ;tool, t+ rooms, bath. fur--
naee, hydro an1 good welt. Good
brick bar and 'arge hen house. Foliar
lets, fruit t `':d small fruits. Ap-
p,y O- t_ . Ward, d, M.,tha Street.
ANt; ON A EGGS FOR HATCHIG
—Sh. obese! tresis 5e. each. Plume
I+-rkton 3i 9—\villa:n Ford,. l:x"ter,
R. R. 3,
CHICKS FOR SALE—Baby Chicks
from my Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks.
Get your order in :or these at once,
Phan.. e icon 15-31 L. V. Hogarth
PONC KWONG LAUNDRY.
We do Laundry o all kinds on short
notice ani in the ry best manner.
W invite you to send your laundry
to us, Prompt err -a,
Z� e have also opena:1 a QUICK
LUNCH ROOM, where lunches will
be served patrons icn best of style at
all hours. PONG KWONG
Oppos.t: Dome Theatre
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CHICKS A.Nr EGGS.
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs far
sale. Buff, Black and WhiteLet horns
G. R. Heywood, Exeter
CONTRACTING
After being out of business for
nearly two years I am prepared to
contract on Carpenter Work —large
or small ,obs of every description,
Special attention: to hardwood floors
Pyres drawn and estimates given free
of .:har a—Caleb Heywood.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock Iron or wood pumas repaired.
Wells pumued out or cleaned,
T V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropraa;tor &
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Disease.;. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted.
Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appo'ntm int. Office—William and
Sanders Sts„ Phone 43.
WANTED --KEEPER AND MATRON
Man and nate to have charge of the
Hu on County Horn near Clinton,
and th : farm n ,connection therewith
Applicata-ins, personal preferred, to be
mad t a the uniers!gn.cd. the appoint-
ment to be made at the next meeting
of the County Council vwhich meets
'Cn Jun: 5th.
JOHN TORRANCE,
�CL'tztt.n, May 2layspector, Clinton, Ont,
Y n , 1922.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
pubis( of Exeter and.surrounding dis-
triet that we are open to accent, or
tender for Contracts for all kids of
budding We are experienced wo.rk-
men and by strict attest i on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district
WARES & PZtYD.N,, Exeter.
Dray and 'Baggage
Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service,
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
-rood snap;,
ire W. J. Carling s al: erie:teed an un- day morning when a ces R miles east
_errs^ate. J.
C at the Salt Well on'ea town on the Th:taaws Road. The
�1+attneadav :stern.•the of last wCela help of the fare ,s unknown, but with
"i t:, wheel of a loaded. car knaJ ed jingly extinguished, that but not Lire before
him oa a Platform and h; fella con , the laady and top were deslwroyed,
sialarable distance, striking a. timber in The chassis and wheel, are practically
it s strained landed
t dd 1d on
hawse j salt.' ah` ('nmy parts not damaged,. -The Te-
ll
v brought to the Ford pair.,
raely', but was able to be about err ai �;; were ra
a for rel>a res.
h,, rt time, i * a
Joan P. Evens, for twelve years;DEATH OF aiRtia HUNTER,
rapr._tor of the Grigg House, Lon- Th, death occurred in, Usborne on
dant vv '1l known to anany Exeter Pec :Sunday Last Anvil 30 of Ila
n died •-z Thursday morning last cooper, widow of She Aon
at the age O 70 yearst Four years Hunter. late Sime
a:t IT suffered a. stroke .of paraly s,s , mout , at the tree of ti9 ,years in one
aril t1": t' =atlas' Itlas' ago he ;rete woraa. nig he. airs. Hualt:r had been in fail
and f•,a,vly declined, Years ago lie was rte; health la: some Stars, but was ,ftp'
t .sctuc•tor on the London* Huron & i a, d arouttdl; about
ng to her household!.
8 uric railway. and yeas in charge of (tint s until :Hashe a as c tp a her
th iaat train :hat went over the (demist h tshe was CO fid)). l tQ
lTa" -rase. her bed, and sinking rapidly pass.
,away, Mrs, Hunter was born in Us
T fit'. I%wkslta,w ui•• Lonrl,ats born: and the greater part of bare
iona4.rly'Tot Exeter, exp,r en, e.t :,,gigues spent :n t! at t:awr>"chip. The d-
aut, mobi, ca•ilent on Tuesday of last t+:a;ea ua o¢ a ,lovable type of worn -
l aaia in that cilyy, Cl: 'ate inaiderat;anhood. coupled with her kindness r,;
frit. Advertiser said,—"N. Griffith was ; hart and generosity, endeared her to
d.ri$ng south on Wet:rloo.tree, in.his 11 w112 Ilam the pleaature of her ae-
Qla:rtubl Zig Havvksltaw yeas cluaintanc:. She zs sur,s4.(t b}• five
comsat, e'.st on. Queens ..venue in a �'on; and two daughte•s—George,
Ford coupe. They met with a crash lam, iV !.!•tm and Gordon of Usborn.
The larger care ;came to a staralsttl Frank, of Stratford, 'airs. T. Hodson
satiny wound around a telegraph pale +;f Ln -1 '.:Alta., and Mrs. Everett Skin -
arid with a rear wheel off. The Ford n'r of Manville. fir. hiunter prede-
haitetl, after turning turtle, badly brok r': ased her about four years. The
ar. up. Mr, Griffin was badly Jvtkert funeral took place to. the I ' . er CeTn-
up, but is a1! right to -day. • NIS.. Hawk.v etery on Tuesday, the funeral being
ahttw s mtscratelned, largely attended.
1 TOWN WATER SUPPLY,
All new customers wishing to use
the Town water service are requested
to call at the Public Utataties Office
at one:. and sign contract, so that all
work and connections may be com-
pleted without delay.
MASS alEETES G
IN TOWN HALL
Capt. T. H. Best, of Hamilton, will
address a mass meeting in the Town
Hall on Monday evening, May 8th, at
S o'clock, Capt. Best was overseas
and at present Is working in the in-
terests of the Y. M. C. A, Every-
body welcome.
SALVATION' ARMY SERV ICES
la the Pubaie Library.
11 am.—Holiness Meeting.
7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting.
2.30
p.m.—Sunday SchhooI and Bible
class, and spacial sand tray forth e
Primary Class.
Cottage meetings in North End 'on
Tuesday night
Capt.blacGi.41ivray, Officer
Y. P. C. A.
Open each evening to members,:
Trivia Memorial
Church
11 aim;—",St. Paul's Letter to th
• Philippiannst"
7 p.m.—"The Problem .af ICnawing,
God."
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
e
CAVEN PR•ESDY'TERL3N CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 am.—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a. m.—"The Christian Creed"
7 p. m.—"Christianity Vindicated"
All welcome.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
S. S. Annaviersary Services
11 a.m.—Capt. Best of .1•Iaaniiton. The
Sabbath School w,c11 be assembled
in the auditorium.
3 Pm.--D,iplosmas w11111 ,be.presented
in the school aux1 an address by
Capt. Best.
7 ,trims—Capt.. Best :w111 address the
young people
A.t 4 pan.—In the Town Hall Capt.
Best will address .a Men's Mass
Meeting, All teen and boys invited
Soloist—Muss Marian Gibbinlgs, Clinton
Special music and singing ;each, service
OIf-eran„s' a't all meetings..
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo, McAlister, M. A;
Phone 21r3
111.00 a.rn.—"They Watched Ham,".
2.45 firm,—Bible School. :
7 pant.—"A ?dem tLet-ter."
AT BETHANY
2.30 pan--Sacsan en;t of the Lord's
Supper,
Mrs. George Windsor is still very
ill at her home,
Mir. Harold Boyle of Toronto is
visiting rtlativ es here,.
Mr. S. G. Bawden was down from
G•oderich for a few days.
His Honor Judge. Dickson of Gorl-
f emelt was in town Friday:
Mss Axrtjt Day spent the week -end
in London with her sister, Miss Ethel,
Dr. Kinsman weal in London. last
tv ek undergoing an operation salt's
nae e,
Mr. and Mrs. Derma n ::tf London
spent Sunday with M . and Mrs.
W. G,lndman,
Mr. anal Mrs. Richard Bissett of
London spent a .few days with rela-
tives in town.
Mr. and Mrs, A. J, McTavish, Lon-
don, spent Sunday with Mn and Mrs.
5. N. Howard.
Mrs. W. H. Armstrong t7sited. :n
London. with her mother, Mrs. Bed-
ford during the week. ,
Messrs. H. W. Doerr and W. J. Beer
are attending the Electrical Show
at Kitchener this week. ,
Miss Marianna Lee Smith, New York,
is spending two weeks the guest of
Miss Lila Taylor, Zion.
1•Irs,. James Green of I -Tay, near Zur-
ich, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Ira Moir, Thames Road,
Mrs. J. 5, Jones .af London Road
South has been very .i11 far a fcw days
hut is now recovering ,nicely.
Gordon, Wteals ],eft Tuesday for
Stratford where he has accepted a
position with Ma ,'1), H. Newell.
Mrs. W. J. Bissett ,returned Monday
night frosm her visit in Parrs, having•
recovered from her ,receat i teens while
flier e.
Mrs, John W. Taylor returned last
wteek from a few weeks' visit with her
daughter, Mrs. McTavish, at Shakes-
peare.
Mfr. Garfield Sheere returned Mon-
day to has homer in Bran(tfo,rd, after
a. visit with his mother and other reaa-
tivr s here,.
Mn. John. Hawkshp,w has returned
from London, aired has. ,daughters, Mrs;
Cn3.r and Mrs, McD•otniel, of Detroit
ante sere with hini.
Mass Iclena Davis left Tuesday morn
mg for Wincl,sor, where she has ac-
cepted a position at ,the Central tel-
ephone office as operator.
Mr, Case Howard of the Cauttadla,•n
Bank of Comiverce, New York, is
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs .J•
N. Howard.
Miss Virsa Pearson, who has beenwith bier aunt, Miss Taylor at the home
of .Mr, C. T, ,BBatoaks, for several
weeks, owing to Miss Taylor 'having
soraanrad her ankle, returned Saturday
to herhome in, ;London,.
• Grand Rend
�TO a,tli sof Mt, George Siverrtt.—Aar
offer of the .oldest and much respect-
ed residents of this dietryct in the
person. of Gieorge Sherrit-t passed a-
way at ,has .horn. on. Thursday of last
Ivuek alt the igrealt age of 84 years, 9
months and 22 daiys, Hie was one of
that sturdy men ,of caths r-oimmuaiity, and
was a good neighbor and friend, k'
1Sarre-, and always. ural itn,g to cio a
gloom turn in an hour of need. The
rt,aceased leaves a wife and sago w,n-np
family. The funeral took place'toihe
Granr' Bend cemetery on Saturday,
PHONE 32
JUNIS &
&
MAY
PHONE 3Z
Clearing of Ladies' & Misses' Suit;
s, Coats, Dresses
Prices Greatly Reduced,
Children's Shoes and Slippers
Don't let
your
children's fi ,y,.. 1 g�
feet be
crippled.
Give every too
it$ right
to grow
4411' Fort
deformed 17
araprater eats
is rbibtasea
Foot tram*
ot �r
drrrlsped kr
correct slats
is (Maw.
et6
EDJCAL experience
proves that men—and
women, too - who would
otherwise be physically O. K.
to -day, show disabilities directly
traceable to wrongly -shod feet in
childhood, if every child to -day
wore Hurlbuts, this trouble would
vanish in the next generation!
Compare Hurlbuts with the life of
any pair of ordinary shoes you
have ever bought --and you will
see that Hurlbut Welted Cushion
Sole Shoes represent the -lowest -
price -per -day's -wear of my shoe.
made for children
WE CARRY A NICE LINE OF
ShoesChjIdren]
Jones & May )1
1. R. Carling, B.A,
Barrister
ioner, Solicitor,.
orrythePMol-
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 neer cent.
to 7 per centt, can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan, at lowest rates of,
'Merest
Office—Carling Bk„ Main St., Exeter
Display Advertising—Made known
on am/cation.
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c,,
three insertions $1.00,
Mi
cellaneous
es of not more
thatasfivte lines, F:orrclSale, To Rent,
Wanted, each inserti,on, 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. ars 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 $1,50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.
Legal advertisnng 10c. and 5c. a line.
Farm or Real Estate for sale 50c,
each insertion for one month of Lout
ins ertioris,
SO UTHCOTT
ROS.
PHONE 134
New Models
in Misses' & Ladies'
Coats.
Mother shipment has arrived for Spring. A,yl we ask is Boa• you
To
drop in aiid fc ok them .over.
We are satisfied that the prices will appeal to you.
SPLENDID VALUES IN BOY'S
CLOTHING
Comte a in boys and see. the swell
models we are. showing„ The clothes
are good and price much lower,
SILK AND: LISLE HOSE
;Old
rnbb)ed top, made trona Sngk
a isj e thread,. This hose we can
recommend. Comes in White, Black
and Brown .. Per pair $1.00,
D. AND A CORSETS
5 dozens D, and A Corsets in one of the Newest Models, made from
splendid quality materials and worth in the regular * way $x•00 a pair
SPECIAL VALUE This week $1:,59.
WALL PAPERS
Wee are •,educing our .Price on all New Wall Papers,. We have a
heavy stook •and wtil pay you to wee what we are showitsg,
Sioil,theott Bros
Tei$ DOUBLE TRACK ROUTin
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
See cars cars as on night traits and
Full information fsoau dayanntr
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
tag District Passenger Agent, Toronto
Phone 46w N. J. DORE
Agent, Exeter
The correct way and the easiest way
to
dispose of tome property or sell
some small article, find a tenant fo
your house, or ail article you have lost
or help when you want it, is to insert
a small advt, in the "Want Column"
of the Advocate.
DR. AL E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeons
McDonell's Stables, John St„ Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phoma 26w
Dr, G. F, Rouistonii, 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.
Honor Graduate Toronto Untvtrty
Office—,over Giadman & Sttunnury'S
Office, Main Street, Exeter,
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONELR AND
VALUATOR far Counties of Huron
Perth, Middfas,ex and Oxford. Para
Stock Sales a Specsalty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRAN'IL TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Perera Reasonable
and Middlesex
asonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
Credibon, — Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of priv e
funds bo loan on farm and Tillage
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barehters, Solicitors, Exeter