HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-5-25, Page 8EXETER ADVOCATE, THIIR.SDAY, MAY S55 1822
Exeter Markets
.`H..NGED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat ...e. ...L45
Barley 4fi to 5"
Oats .. 34 to 4
11an.teba s Bast Flour 4.30
Fan{:ly Flour 4,1.5
Pa try Flour- 3.90
Feed Flour .. 2,10
Shorts 1.65
Cre65
r mon Butter .'.., i• 43
D.1;. --y Butter ......... 34 to 37
hogs 29-$0
Lard 20
Hey per ton .........$15 to $,16.
Ifegs ., ....,. • 12:5{1
CHICKS FOR SALE -Baby Chicks
y.r,orn my Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks
6 t your order in for these at ante
Kee: Creditors 18-31 L. V. Hogarth
PONC KWONG LAUNDRY.
NDRY.
We Flo Lauedry of a:A kinds or, short
notice an. I itt tete yen- best r canner,
We is:vite you to send your laundry
to us. Prompt service.
We !rave a;so ope:ted a QUICK
Li.NCH ROOM, ieit:re lunches will
ee served p Irons i best of stye
al hours. PONG KWONG
Oplso..ta Dome Tlsewtre
Ct3:"fTRACTING
After beine, out of business
nearly twit nears I am prepared
contra::, Ori Carleeeter Work -iarg
or small ;obs of every des:riptiar
Spacial attention. to hardwood floors
Penis drawn and estimates given free
of a ree-..Caleb Heywood.
Local Doings
11r. A. J. Ford has set out a thous -
The rains during last week diad mil-
toae of dollars worth of good to the
country.
Among the estimates brought clown
ad trees for silk worms, covering five isn the ,Oomaaion parliament last week
cres. , jfor harbors in Western, Ontario $8,600
will be apprept'ated for the Goderich'
harbor, An urgent appeal for a. great-
r amotuit was :made by different
members of the louse, :including Mr.
Tae Clandeboy e Patentors' Club has y"Black . but no, action was talion. A
gene into liquidation ,and the' affairs•larger appx'oFr..ation may, lawwever be
of the company are berg wound up {nude in the ;supplementary esti/name
Ex. ter Jatn:.ors vrirxt to Luc Tues-
day to pay the postponed game of
baseball
by F. W. Raymond, authorized trus,
tee, London.
least ielenday :Messrs, Bal, Atl„ mee
C Z refe purchased from the Harland
Estee:, the hardware business and :WO
stares and 'took possession at once.
The Harland. name 'has been; before
the public: for 55 yaeare-C1bkton New
Era. "Mr. Atkinson as a former Exeter
p so,r.:eat.
Messrs. Ware & Pryde have been
t Vena ,for several dans assisting in
modelling the summer home of De
tilx* fe tt of London, who is making hex-
t.nsive improvements, adding another
storey to the house, ,iinstalithg plumb -
:ed electric lights, e. lily pond, a
beweng green, as well as planting a
arurnber of shrubs and trees
about the grounds.
121.• ^ Rev. D. N. Abyhenanker, an
ex-Brehmint priest sof 4a1.lia, who is
taking a post-gm/tate corer.n Hur-
n College, London, will deliver osis ad-
in Triv. tt ieleneorial Church on
ridgy '-),'ening of this week. The
�a*.ss « without admission. fee,
'HOW IS THE PUelP?:
New Iron Pumps end Fittings in
Stade Iron or wood pumas repaire&
Wells purneed out or cleaned.
S. J- V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOAN WARD, Chiropralator
Opti,4;.ate Cleeopraetic and Electrical
Treatments for Chrone. and Nervous
D`s-:a es STe..tacles .scientifically fit-
ted.
istted. Hairs 1e to 12; 2 to 4; and by
alit'-ntre eat, Office --Wil Ian ere!
Sanders Sts., Plroe 43.
COURT OF REVISION
VII;1..AGE OF hXETER
Neige hereby that a Court
o: Rep., .o n of the Assessment Reil of
the Vi {age of Exeter will hold ite first
meeting ;.nn the Ceuxnc.1 Chambers, Li-
brary Bu a'•:ng, Exeter, on Monday.
12t. c'ati of Jule. 1022, at : 341 rem,
Jen Seaior. Clerk.
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MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
C OUN CIL
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet le the
Council t hember,. Goderich, at 3
o'.elock in the eeternoorn of Tuesday,
the 6th clay o; [tint, 1932. . I ac-
counts cgainst the County must be in
the hands ai the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of the
Council
G. W. Holmen, County Clerk
Goaarieh, Aley Vote 1923.
COURT REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF STEP1il;N
:notice is hereby ,given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll of
the Township of Stephen will hold its
first meeting in. the Town Hall, Cred-
iton on. Friday, tii.• 26th day of May,
1922 at 1 o'clock ;p.m.
HENRY elLBER,
Township Clerk, Crediton, Ont
NOTICE
TO CONTRAC FORS
Sae 4 Tenders, endorsed `Tender
ter . of :r: to Culverts ". will be receiv-
ed by t i.' undersignee up to 5 pen
o; Frelay, the 26th day of May, 1922
for tii: steeply, erection and comple-
tion at'. three 8 -ft. cement culLr.tse
Plans and ap c..fications may be seen
at the office of the clerk. Tenders
must stat. a ;lump sum for the three
rule:ets, The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted
HENRY EILBER, Clerk,
Crediton, Ont
Dated, May 6th,. 1922.
WANTED -KEEPER AND MATRON
Man and wife to Have charge of the
Huron County Horn near .. Clinton,
and the farm in ;peranection. therewith
Applications, personal vreferred, to be
mad,. to the undersigned, the appoint-
ment to be mode at the next meeting
of the County Council .which meet$.
on June 6th.
JOHN TORRANCE,
Inspector,, C'linitoa Ont.
Clinton, May 2nd, 1922.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that we are open to accent, or
tender for contracts for all kinds
building We are experienced work-
men anti by strict attent t on tobusi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this district •
W ARES & PRYD1., Exeter.
Dray and'Bag
gage
Anything you have 'to move we move'
it reasonabae
Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your'
Service.
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & ASTON
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LOST -Gold riff; with blue se
, valued as keepsake, Reward.
lfre, M. „Selerr.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Two story solid brick in good con-
dition,
ondition, near school; 8 rooms, bath, fur:
nace, hydro and good well. Good
brick barn, and large. hen house. Four
Pots, front trees arid, small fruits. Ap-
ply
p-p v 0. C. 'Ward, Main Street.
LOOK. AT THE LABEL,
%3= Advocate mailing list has been
t rr eeed up to April 13th. Look at
your label sad see if your Advocate
is paid in aclranc . It' so, alright; if'.
,frit, why riot pay at one..
iiOGS WANTED.
A rumba of hogs, oil to h0 pounds
ne.lers. T. Willis, Centralia.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Th. public is hereby .notified that
trespassing on the School Property
will b: prosecuted according to law.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
POTATO PLANTING.
Have you potatoes planted by mach-
ine this year. The job is done quick
1t' evenly end well. Fertilizer attach-
ment on. machine, Lt V. Hogarth, M -
holm Farm, Phone Crediton 18r31.
Cars For Hire -Apply to C,L. Wil-
son.
CARS FOR SALE,
Two Ford carr, in best of condition
Apply at Advocate Office.
PINEAPPLES -Leave your order
at Wilson's for Pineapples as they
will soon be at their best and the
prices the logit. We will deliver
any quantity. C. L. Wilson.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES
Services in Town Hall
11 axe -Holiness Meeting
7 rem. -Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Claus,
Cottage meetings in North End on
Tuesday night
Carpi, MacGillivray,
Officer in. Charge.
Y. P. G. A.
Open each eventing to members:
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a m.-"Th.e. Meaning cif the
censaofn."
7 p.m. -"RM spoms1.birlitiaes and Privil-
eges." t ,
As -
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
OLD PONY DIES,.
The aid familiar pony owned by lir;
Thos. Hearnan, London. Road, south
Dossed in her checks Jast week, after
17 years of faithful service toAts own.
ver. During those 17 wears .she has
mothered eleven colts, the last r
which is sj4f t to. Joe raised Ort the bot-
tle. Needless to say telr, .Heaman and
wife are now mourning the loss of the
good old beast.
STANDARD HOTELS IN HURON.
Tire Ontario Q.ovezzunent has auth-
orized permits .tor Standard Hotels fox
six moetbs, commencing May 1, to. the
following hotels 2n, ,flus county;.,
Grad Band, Bre,titter's a,id Iiossen
berry's; Exeter Achesun.'s and Mitch
-
elle; Iieasall, The Commercial; Zw-
ick Edagheffer's end Waiver's; Bay-
field Albion; Seaforth, Commercial
and Queen's; Clinton;, Rattenbury ;ui4
Gr'aham's; Goderich, Bedford, British
and Unhon; Auburn, Commercial; 'Wel-
toe, -1111tr's; Brussels, Queen's and
American.; Ethel, Commercial; Wing -
{nam, Queen's and'.13runswiele; GQrrc,
teerumercial,
ONLY A PAIR OF BRICK BATS.
One of our town. wags, whom we
shall ,nae "Johnnie" for short, got
off a good joke Ise a aiumber of our
citizees last week,. He secured a tidy
little box, nailed a .few ,slats over the
fate, of it and then, ;;laced, it well .up
on a sh4f. He mentioned to a couple
of our citia'nrs That he had two red
bats in the box. The word was soon
►aassad around and .there was a rusit.
to se these carious mammals. They
ha,dseen many of ,the mouse -colored
species but had never seen rednes.
It was, however, necessary for them
to elf late themselves by means of a
chair and a box, and after much neck
stretehbnt and anxious looping they
discovered two red brick bats. Joha-
n; you shouldn't do such things, as it
' m: ht hat : resulted in heart failure ;v
spm..
OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CLHUROH
Rev. James Foote, R. A., Master
10 a.m.-Sunday, school and Bible
classes.
Dr. Fletcher will conduct both ser-
vices next Sabbath.
Boy Scouts will meets. Saturday
evening.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A,
11 aim.-"Lelseetrs from Fiieid and
• Garden"
3 p.m. -Sabbath School end Bible
Study.
7 p.m, -"The Fdrst Submarine' Rider'
Congregation and Chod,r Singing,
Services short and attractive
All invitee,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CIIIIRCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
11 a.m.-"The Ps'lgennage of 'Life."
2.45 p.m. --Sunday, School.
7 p.m. -"The Ernpine".
AT BETHANY
2,30 p.m -"Empire Day/'
ASKING FOR A CHANGE.
Since the eommeneement of the
Rural Mail delivery in. the Township
of Usboxma there has been a great
deal of d!ssahisfactiton, in..the way 'the
fines were run, anti from the stand-
peint et not having Exeter for the
point of distribution. As at conse-
quence
onse-quence a movement its on foot throu gh
out tire township to have the whole
system changed, making Exeter the
stert;aig po nix A petition. ,has been
circulated among the box holders, and
which has been largely signed, to be
;assented to the Post ,Office Inspect-
or 'of then distre t for his ronsid era,-
than. Any parson fanmillax with the
pr -sent system could ,not help but
condann it, land the wonder ;s that
the farmers of the Township did not
take action long ago, ,ter liav i' rem-
edied.
errs R. Hoskins of ,London ..pent a
few days int town .
Mr. Maurice Harvey is home from
Toronto Uni'versity.
Mrs. Hubert Jones is visiting in
Londoe. and Toronto{,
Miss Curtiss, milliner, has returned
to her home in Bottom.
Mr. John. Baker of Grey Tp. is
spending e few days with his broth-
ers and other relatives here.
Mrs, Noyes of Oakville is visiting
her sister, Mrs, T( S. Wtaode
Mrs, E. 3. Weth,ey and her mother
have returned from .London, where
they have been, for some time. -
:lass Chatriotte Dearing who has.
been 5ni Detroit ;for ,several, months,
ineturne1 home on Monday morning.
Mrs, Janes W, .nbes's, after several
;weeks with her parents here, retuxnr
ed to her home in, Duluth last weep.
Mr. and Mrs'. Thos. Newell and
family are moving to Stratford this'
kveek, where they wall make their fu -
tune home,
Mr,. "and Mrs. Wm„ ',McLaughlin of
Erantnord visited over Sunday with
the former's parents, ,Mn. and Mrsi.
Toni McLaughlin.
Mrs,. Haas, who has Veen here for
some time owing to elle illness, of her
father, Mr. Atberrt tF;ord, returned to
her home in Buffalo, ,N; Y., on Satur-
day.
aturday.
Mr. W. D. .Sarnldiersr returned Sat-
urday from Victoria. Hosjpittaj1, .Lone
don, where he 'hoes been for nearly
two =torahs, s eceireing treatment to his
eye,
Mr. and Mrs'. Smith and the :Misses
Smith of Strathroy were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, I. Armstrong Sunday,
as was •a,1so Mrw lt. M. Graham totf
London
Mr, C. L, Wi ,sjon, „returned Monday
)from London, wltjene he hard under-
gone ati operatitei on has nose and
ithhtoe.'t, Although w`ak he is recon
ening nicely,
Mrs. Wm. Ballantyne of. Fort Wil-
liam a delegate to the Missionary Con-
vention. at Galt, ivltred" wvirth her sis-
ter Mrs: Toss. McCurdy, a few days.
during the week, leaving for her home
Tuesday moimfng. Mrs. Ballantyne
formerly resuded on the Thames Road.
\1 Wm. Beaver ,son of Mr. Nich
reins Beaver, of ,Steptheni, evho'was 'e -
er,s(.a:i; and tater wilth, the mounted pol-
;ce at Ottawa, ,and for over 'a year
I has ba•? -tub rcj,7o'sis of the bone in,hir
left fc.ot add, hand, ,is visiting with hu
fath e. He its much improved l in health
but it wiitl ;be ,sternetame before be ful-
ly recovers;
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED
Wednes day After nooni
DURING JIINFS, JULY and AUGUST
PHONE 32
MEN'S STRAW HAT,S
We are now reads ,for the hot weather with a complete range o1'
kten's and Boys' Straw Hats, in Sailors and Panamas, in the eery ,latest
styles' and shapes, These lines are much lower in price this season.
CHILDREN'S' HATS
We have a large range of hats ranging from styles for little tots, up to
Ines .fee' Sch"ool mGkrls and Boys at very reasonable prices. We also have
tr nice rauge of write wash hats for children
LADIES WHITE WASH SKIRTS,
Leslie's' White Wash Skirts are here showeein a vast :range of styles
end materials{. We have them front Misses sizes up to outside sizes for
stout people. Get your supply early.
LADIES VOILE DRESSIS AT $3.75. A REAL BARGAIN.
Ladies' fine quality colored Voile Dresses, sizes 36 to 44, very special
Wis week at $175 each.
ANOTHER HOSIERY BARGAIN.
About five dozen, Ladies' White and Black Fibre Sin Hose; sizes 9,
Te, and 10. Good wearing quality at 85c. a pass',
Cotton Stockings ,m Whit. and Black for La/,' -,es at 25e. pair:
AWNING DUCKS.
We have two good patterns in Avenin; Ducks in green and white, also
bias: and white stripes in. heavy quality,
SPECIAL VALUES IN DINNER SETS.
We are just placed in stock seven beautiful patterns in English Din-
ner Sets. These .are full 97 piece oats and range in gree from 325 'to
338.
OUTING SHOES.
Come here for your Brown, White or Black Canvas Shoes. Prices are
away down, and we keep nearly every style.
MEN'S AND BOYS' SULTS WITH TWO PAIR PANTS.
Big values in. Men's Suits, smart stylen Sn Boys' first long -pant suits
Boy's Bloomer Sults up to. size 35 se $7.50,
BARGAINS IN WALL PAPERS,
Lot; of Oder{ Papers to suit any room at low /nicest
'JONES & MAY
1. R. Carling, B.A.
Banister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
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 ner cent.
to 7 per cctt,'t can be obtained from
'these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at 'lowest rates of
initerest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
Display Advertising -Made known
on apDilecaticai.
Stray Animals -One insertion
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous axticles of not more
than fine limes, For Sale, To Rene,
Wanted, each insertion, 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. as insertion.
Local reading notices, etc.., 10c. „per
,line per insertion, No mace less
than 25c. Card of Thanke 50c.
Auction Sages 33 fon one insertion
and 31.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.
`Legal adwertiseng 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm per Read Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion, foo' one month of four
insertions,
50c.,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
House'
Cleaning
Needs.
WALL PAPERS .. WALL PAPERS
A
few rolls of our Ne;w P.aipers on the wades 6f your Home with work'
(,vpaid,exst We will be glad to "look them over. We acre showing a :One
ofi papers for bedrooms that we are offering a,t ,exactly HALF PRIDE.
CURTAINS ANT) CURTAIN NETS
Beautiiful Nets and Scams, .suitable for any ;room in, your home, at vrery.
moderate roes At pew yard, toe 45c., 50c., to 31.00.
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LINOLEUM'S.
We are showing an, 'excellent pattern int this Sanitary floor covering,.
Our prices are as low. as any, and we lav free of charge,
CONGOLEUM RUGS
Th•e patterns this ,s'easom. are better than ever. They come.. in email
and large•, sizes, and make a very pretty, as well as a very serviceable. floor
coveting.
vetitig.
BLINDS' AND CURTAIN POLES.
If itn., need sof Blinds or Curtain, Poles we want to show you what we
are offering: The prices are much ower, 5 dozen green blinds, good
quality lace trimmed.
SPECIAL AT 31,35.
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Southcott Bros
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTii
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
O imxoell,ed dining car .ervrice,
Sleeping . care on night trains and
Parlor caws on prinelpal day trains.
Full information front say Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing District Passehger Agent, Toros.
J. DORE
Phone 46w Aserst, Exeter
The correct way and the easiest way
to dispose q,f 'sotpe, pxaperty or sell
some small article, {Find a tennant f
your house, or an article, you have log
or help tvbert you want et, is to inseff
a small . advt. in the "Want Colin{{,"{'
of the Advocate.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Vetedmasy Surgeon
i12cDom,eirs Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr. G. F. Roulstore 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,1,
Honor 'Graduate Toronto Unisferiar
Office -over Giadman & Steatite -fit
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C, W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR. for Counties of Hum
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. FerTti
Stock Sakes a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRAN'l1 TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
• Hunan an d Middles
Prices Reasonable and Sitt21sfaetioo
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
eWe have a large amount of private
funds bo loan on farm . and village
pr opiexty at low rates of interest
GLADMAN' Si STANBRY
Barristers, So icitors, Exeter