The Exeter Advocate, 1922-5-11, Page 14;;,
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
PHONE SI.
S A"7^PeR.S
5? r
EL+CH
The Men's Store
Have Your Spring
Suit Tailored to
Your Personal
Requirements
iPRING MENS FURNISHINGS IN
SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, CAP:
SOCKS, UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, i.TC
THE ShASON"S
SMARTEST STY
ere shown in our offering§ of ;13
Met Grade Funi shings, 931 th
latest fabrics are here, made up i
1fte latest models in the very best
toner You certainly will want ona
df our suits when, you see the good::
£learn what ;t saving our perces
oad.
W. W. Taman
Tailor& Furx i,sbez
AGENTS FOR
"THE Ii OUSE OF HOBBERLIN"
PHONE 81
1jtlereitants whoadvertise are bridd e
for your trade. Behind their ar3vert,s-
s-ng ere their best efforts to please
you in wee ac well as in other par-
t t:cul»ra
Our Corner
No.tu = equips some meat to govern
thzmselves; others get married.
bet of pYople would i,re to see t;tte
wages of satin lowered, but there's
rote n; ,doings
Sixty -throe business failures are re -
d4 for last week. Of ;these 14
were iap Onta,ria .stud 22 in Quebec
Nearly 150,000 horses awl 5,500 dogs
st
-ere billed i*r .German} during 1921
earl th a :runt eaten b} the people,
When tired ot work—go fishing. The
Batch may not be large, but the hour
or two, by fah e .teuentiog brook retakes a
wonderful break at the monotone' of
work in springtime.
Ontario hers 557 organised to vnsh'ps
149 tillages, 143 asserts, .24 ?Wes, arid
38 counties. The rural peipalation is
,031,054, the nrban ''540,538 and the
city 1,166,815. Totelpepulatioat 3,738,-
407.
.Local News
A meter bus service is being run
Item Stratford to Ge;Marian, snaking
two. teles a da} each tray,
Mr. J. Alvin Brizatnelt fast week mov-
ed his lamely to Stratford, where he
r,s engaged with M. T. H. Newel as
beak-k:epee.
Dr. A. t. IK;stsn aaa. r> turned the ;at -
ter pert of last week from Vrc:t314'
HospitalLondon, where he underwent
i2
operation. on ft:;;a,;nese.
e$Enm=tea 3,ppeee to be quite optic
mx:stt�' a to the prospers for good
errap, this ytmr. The trec cart rains
y, stay. 'nave heaped very mut%
ARBOR DAY.
Friday as was Arbor lata, tenial,
v:s_ - net a public holiday. t etre wo-
e: avotie 1 themseeve the spear,
tu.nity csa tleenine, up their e arde rent
zee s
,at.. � tr c aarn,l `iaruh.. I.iac 11�.z I
S,,tiety gate' acvt.r;ttmer4 em
yard mal` kg improvements : rottntl
vra Heel :'t end Publer a is Library,and
tetrees : tete Itiversithe Part,
wee% Club levelled the joule -
rent of the green, and mutter-
? rase*`tennis} grounale were
the school children plant -
ns, and put saps hellcat:
u
lin at-
ua
BASEBALL GROUPS,
Motarlsts who are inclined to play 3t " tee North iti t im a.:t oeoebaU,
st onel loose with the resZrt•ti ca � ,:Ctrl t .�teat:.3�„ It,roaap.,ag-a S.'s're SIS-
41mpesed by Motor Vehicles Act of It u fv ti+. din;4s truer B4;10:: eve,eto
Proo.i.two. arc; .f;tadlrt it wet, s'Fp:ti iT M., $1:4: fn's t:orf,ta$fn Zrg
pastime in many p tees, The 1410o r, lgbdla..hoa)<I -
a are out tQ 5a:k' that all t'en:1101m ^^• 331133°:4 1't41 K'3Jt2 f]?iar t�73
Iran uF to the letter ani the laic, par_ llct. r -il, laanlaliet,
.e utarly* es it r:lates 'n speed e"itla Bfa7 ¢ . °'-'4344;4'-41:11, 41145114 . �''2 Str t�• 5
t.etrz
HiQ ?;—Let arra e3.aea Craig, tial:rtoaa
11.40bat, O'a("1�f 1.'31 as 'atr�tt'ltariy,
921 a papulation, 424-1t:r olitoa arae a th.olee b�;twsieua Nc+. tli
area .o 1071 acres; :;recd No. 9,
los the Jot„ -Or S ice Exeter,. Iowan
:and Kies tort are grouptel together.
with F. Lanford os I,x> c:aaa x ooveaor
,.a(the meeting in Exete'r.
F. M Boyle susFe;n°>.tau tees -raised
but It: we.. not Av.-le-mired 'as ao zttn-
p~r4
to
458;
assessed tette of $779,S75, L;sessed
for . chcactls rarely $43,00+0; ct, ataunielpal
of $17,6450 school tax of $10,0100;
sa municipal debenture, debt of 597 -
435, encl. a school debenture. tlebt of
$5205. Exeter compares very Favor-
ably with other towns and villages:
Acton. has a debenture debt o5 $170,-
0
170,0 00; wb;.1 town; a little larger have
—CIintan 5160,000; Seaforth $302.000
«:«.d 'Canglom $202,000.
GOOD GLASS]]S IF YOU NEE
THEM, Good adv if you don't.
. WARD, D.C., Optornets:st, Exete
BoE5e ]3RDTHEI5
MOTOR CAR
A
Car with a Good Name.
700,000 Owners.
TOURING CAR $1315; ROADSTER $1275; SEDAN 52145
Including Tax and freight F. O. B. London.
New Machines installed to repair work on all kinds of .Automobiles. -
,
MON & FOOTE
Huron Garage - Exeter
An Open Letter.
iDEAR FRIEND,
BAKER. OF YOUR OWN BRIAI),
Allow us to •whi,sp,er in your eat this eveniirig, one' sweet
consoling thought,: It is this —W e have the. finest .k',liour far sale,
made- of pure Western Wheat and Hameed Manitoba's Best, All your
1(i,ffaculties en' dread making will .disappear like magic when: yon'
use it, Worn,"t you, havve your husband take .you -home a bag of it
the next time. he . i,;
c s in. 'boon? Some of our customers esti our -flour
makes more loaves than, any other brand.
Our Model Flour, a 50-50 blend of 0,neario and Westtern
Wheat, is bout/et by inaziy ,in preference. -to any other ,;kind+. They
claim it rakes tp, bread.. with . a delicious taste ted flavor, It is
especiaaly suited year biscuits of ,the rich soft; flaky \variety. The
whole family smile wheel they see diem.
Our Welcom•e Brand, a Pure Ontario+ Fall W3rat',Flour, is just
what you Beed for pastry, as it requires less s<h}oirtenting than
other flours and yields a pastry fit for king.
YOURS FOR SERVICE,.
arvey Bros.
RECEIVED Me.DALS.
Toe Bey Stouts attea'1ed Cavett
:5by reran C','tureh in a body on
eel. morning, twat during the Bourse
f the service Jlrbarer ti. 1)urteau, the
laird $etre Lary° of the Boy Seoute'
sl.ssac ration of Canada, presented a
Royal Iivaxane Soceety Medal to Mel-
ville Ernest ;icNieol, who in January.
Of 1920 saved the /''e of Bob,. Gam=
bre %sae went through the ice on
the r ver learn Tito eo a moth tow -
feted medal and \Iehulte is to be eon-
gratulated on has bravery and on re-
e::ivino the award. An interesting fea-
ture is the tact that later on Bob
was ala to serve the life of CIifford
Lamport, ,and for this serailee he was
awarded the Boy Scouts' :medal. The
ceremony of the presentation was
most interesting.
OFFICIAL VISIT.
At. Woo Bro. I. Hetherington, JM.
C,. D. 1).:Gt. \i„ of South. Huron, leis -
elect, Not 4, A. y. il1le paid his
official visit to Exeter Lodge on Mon-
day evening Oast, and at was a. note-
worthy occasion;. There was perhaps
the largest turaou: of members ;,n
sus eral years, and many visitors were
assent, Owing to the :illness of the
Master,. Wor. Bro. R. W. Fuke, the
stark of the eh;sr was taken by the
immediate Past Master, Wor, Bro. E.
M. Digreue and he aaad the officers ex-
emplified the work of the First de-
gree on two candidates, The ,disting-
uished visitor; as well as other visitors
complimented the officers on the ex-
oellence of the work, and spoke very
highly of the manner ,in which tile
work is bring carried on, throughout
the whole district, After the. business
of the evening had been performed a
lunch was nerved, and this followed by
atoast list of -considerable ]engchr.'
Very Won Bra J. A. Stewart was
master and the usual toasts were pro-
posed and responded to, those making
response, being Bra. Hetherington, Bro,
Wethey, Bras. Cltridiley [and Sinclair,
Bros. Bailey and Holman of Gocderich
Bras. Scott and Samson of Blyth, Bros.
Eacrett and the Junior Warden. Reci-
tations were contributed by Bron. H.
Sauthcott and Bro. O. McPherson, '
while Bra.' W. R. ,Elliott was as usual
indispensable in.the singing: g.
Alto-
gether
o
-
gethr
•tire evening was a most enjoy-
able one from !every staandpoent,
Add tvona,l locals an Page 4.
ul ,iqu
DO. NOT . ZTOPTATS
> a . TU IT .PASS YOU BY.
opportunity presets itself tt7 you to4ay an to- morro ` that is
ou will regret it if you miss
pests are here to demonstrate to you the operatiion, of
�CTR1C RANGES
Thee- will cover every detail for your tacsrtatatoan -- It will ba an, in.
erne—tire and interesting treat.
Amongst the many details, y -ort will find that :tla:CL ARY'S Etectr t
R ng:s passers the following exclusive features,
The PROTECTED ELEMENT
Th wtioscderfut Element with those de tate cogs of wire safely em-
bedded ria ion -breakable. sort-zbsor«sant ,perceleht--raotlsirtg can harm theta,
beatine water, aticle or grease e•;;;aaatt reach or deadest the live coils that
pros"id • the heat — rthtartare s4curky ega:ait garage':S e s f r «WCI1 t. Hea`3
T:';61r3:454 as ra;O:d:y And l St utas';la Tong --r then. ortt tare elements,
The SEA,MLESS OVEN
Now lined with a emooth cleanly aurt'are of bine ertantel. Can b..I:elat
1a Spotless as ale-, cooking ct s::l—rte ;d. n org: pieee without seem or ere-
o;ve—hi4'illy iesuleted--uses 31b the la at you pay for—saves you money
on 'your r Hearn ly power b 4:
And an, E IA1VMELjD COOLING TOP too --
You een Imo: these splendid t „steres sully explained to you by nitk"aag it a elnt to attend our demon,;
t:membcrwe are only odeapaenne>trat;ng 1,, you—we nava' it to your Board judgment v hetlier
to buy or not.
Aa root miss this good opportueity—Come today.
Thursday and Friday, May lith and 12th
THE HYDRO SHOP
EXETER
Ethel Sweet returned to Til -
=burg 'Wednesday morning, after a
a
few days' visit here at her .home.
Th: tyeach, pear r'utd plum trees are
a beautiful sight just now, being load-
ed with blossom In a few days the
apple trees will also be in. fulle bloom.
The 'od dwelling house on the cor-
ner of Huron and. Carling streets, one
of the oldest buildings in. town, having
been standing there for over sixty
yearn, is being moved to Ann street
where it will be remodelled.
The. congregation of Main Street
.M thotlest Church appreciated Eery
much last Sunday evening Mr. Case
BIRTHS
Fletcher—In Exeter, on May 3, toll+,
and Mrs. W. ,E. B. Fletcher of Us-'
borne. a daughter.
DEATHS
Baa.tei,—In Laudon, on May 5. James
Baxter, .formerly of Exeter N,rth
aged 70 years.
1 tfeKon —In St. 'Marys, on. \lay 3. W 1-
f Baan lirltone, aged 78 years.
Howard's- contribution to the service.
of praise in his solo and assis.tante i
?tai
the hymns and anthems.
Me. Chest F. Hooper last week pur-
chased from Mn. Daniel Woad the
frame buitrli*tg and land .occupied by
;Messrs. Si& Davis and Geo. Mantle
on Maim. Street Mr. Hooper intends'
ivr ck_ng the old building and build-
ing a, whew brick suitable to take care
of his egg besioese, his present prem-
iss being inadequate,.
MARRIAGES
Robinson.—Isaac—At the .. 1lethodist
parsonage, on May 4, by Rev. Arthur
Sinclair, Mr. Archie Robinson to
Miss Leeds Gertrude Isaac, daugh-
ter of Mr,. and Mrs; Charles Isaac
.of Stephen.
Statham—Davis-1n-Tr vitt Memorial
Exeter, by 'Rev,. A. A. Trumper, .on
May 6,Isaac Stathamt
f _ Wzntam,
foemerly of Exeter,. to. Miss Frances
H. F. Daves,.:daughter .of Mr. and
Mfrs. Daniel Davis 'of ,Exeter.
Gentlemen.
As I htavle staid ,before, and am About to say again, -Tanis is one
funny world—onfe blow out .after ,Another..,
Lots of: 'tip ----s should be repaired and put in service, instead of
thrown away.. Othtar- tires should be thrown away ,before they are
put in. stervice. When you have GOOD DOMINION TIRES, there
is - seldom a blow out, Dominion Tires make you -happy .
PRESTO-LI'I'r,;BATTERIES 110 ampere, will give you good
service, and we will retic one to you for $111.00 per year.
MY OIL is thie ;best in, town costing me 17;¢ scents per gallon
more than some other oils. Use my oil andyou don't have to .put
ca .fresb cif .every few Miles,.
B_imo ytaur care for Repair to Taylor's Garage, and ' go away
with, a smite.
1 THANK YOU
Taylor Tire and Battery. .
IN MEMORIAM
In .loving memory of •our departed
father, Frederick Baker, who died'
one year ago, May '9th, 1921.
We mourn, him who bas gone to rest,
We shall forget him never,
And n in that land ,ef joy std song,
I3: rests in Christ for ever.
His wife f e and family
J. A. STEWA'IT
Phone 16
THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
Some Specials for the June Bride
The finest English Semi Porcelain. Dinner Sets we have.
ever sold. The sets are all Gold traced and Decorated.
Here are three sets you should ask to see --
"Shaded Roses"—This is an, English semi Porcelain
set-97pieces pure white body, edges traced with gold. Cups
and saucers are genuine English Ch&na, Our Special price 542.50
Rose Buds—Another Beautiful semi porcelain English set,97
pieces decorated with Rose. Buds, wreathes, all gold traced, real
E n,1ish China cups and ,sanders. The new Ovide shape, decor-
ated inside and outside, Come in, and stye this set, Our s,pec-
ial price is only 542,50.
1]o you wast a. real N tpon full c ,'ne Dinner set, -pure white
body, genuine Gold ,bands; 97 prices, • Value 5115.00; our
special price 588.00. -
Swansea—an En,gl',sh semi porcelacn Din nor set, 97 pieces
pure white body, very neat oaiental edging in pink and blue eL-
eects; Itermes' shaped cup., A real Bargain, 835„00.
We are showing a nice lot ,of Parlor and Dining Roomi
Hanging Lamps, all full decorated shades, . These are scarce
goods. We have a splendid lot of Fancy China odd pisWees,
very .suitable far that wedding present you are looking ..Can
Our Stock of Pure Brass Ferre Plats and jardiniere is com-
plete. Not one line missing. All th,e new shapes. What nicer
present than a piece of solid brae's ?, Our prices are - $2,00,
52.75, $3.00, $4.75, 55.00 and 5.00.
YES WE SELL CHEAP ALL THE, TIME.
Ana you en on our Grocery Baganns ?
We, guarantee to sell Groceries --QUALITY GROCERIES
MIND YOU- Cheaper than any House, Big or Small, in, Exeter.
ter.
come and put us to the test, , -
Gor'EM AGAIN ON SUGAR.
Ary brand best standard Granulated Sugar, fres per .hueidred
$6,37.
Ginig:14 s are • good this steaatan, We have 25 patterns for
retie to select from—Canadian; English and Scotch.
A fu'11"range'of New Shades in. Swiss Organdies, with self
Polka Dot spots,. These 4 re. tv,ery smart,
J. A. STEWART
Highest Prices paid for Po ultry and all Produce.