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Exeter Markets
..IANGED EVERY WEDieh.SDA'X
Whzat.r...1,45
Oats .,.,e.. 48 to
too
Maneolea`s Best Flour ........, 34 4.30
Family Flour „4.15
Pastry Fleur
Feed Flour ,erre.,.,
Shorty
BOA
terztazrery Butter
Deiry Butter
Local Doings
Home -comers for May 24th seemed
to be, few;
The resew generation has a habit of
set g about the tinge ;mother has the
breakfast ready,
3,901
esesdoea end Zurich are celebrating
65 June 3rd, the King's Birthday, with
bas: ball and other sports, ,
?w65
lir; Ed. Short lis Jnavhtg ora, addition,.
31 built to the seer,of hie house to afford
hisses mor kitchen accomniodatson;•
Lard ..,.,erre Q final cation, has beep xeceev• ed from
Hay P%r ton ,erre... S15 to $16 SO candidates to, write on the depart..
Flees
13.40
COME ad enjoy yourself %rt W. J.
State -ones cool and cosy Ica Cream
P;rror. Bulk ic: cream Me a p:zt.
A. E A'atttrd, R. O„ tin: noted Ece
;9ght Sp. s_el st,of Tove oto will be
at tie- te-reeil ilote'•l, Exeter, Satur-.
else-, June axd.
POT: TO PLANTING.
Have aeu po.atoe. pestrated by mach-
-,; this a gar. The job is done .cyu:ck
es : ecn?y sae cseil Fertilizer ettach-
m et en srea.shele. L. V.- Hogarth,
holm Far sea, Phon: Creditors lex' 3L
RE 1] ENC ie FOR SALE
Two story so id brick in good corms
+litirora, near school; 8 rooms, bath, lin
trace, hydro and good well Good
br 1% barn .rid long: hen house: Porn
ltrees
Py 4t i ^I Ward,Z Street. alit^
`,, a.,,...
LOOie. AT THE LABEL
The Advocete notelet,,; list bee been
corrected up to April I3th. Look at
,
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Vow'Vow'lalabelwedyd see, ,� :c pets' Aa.;a..a
as peed advaaac:a I So, alrigart ; if
riot, why not Parti at i>W.
HOGS WANTED.
A mime: tar '?,:o.gy, 0 to ail you:al
roe -etre T. Weeis, Ceatrral'.'3.
m .�...� 0.11•01.
N0IICE TO `I tESP . SER .,
The reth'esc tErsla ..es telae
tr spewing on thee Sete Propest
Te l b: prose °t red assoonting .o law.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CU1Ci S FOR STP:—Baby Chicks
from my Bred -to -.aye Barred Reeks.
*et your order in. kir these at oxt.:e.
Mont ti7redito:n 18-.31 L. V. Hogarth
mental exan i ations here, This is the
lergest number yet cti ved iosally.,
The 33rd Regiment, Including ' the
Ex -seer. coznpziiy, hefi, received ordexs
to camp at Leodon 5It June. Thte coni..
p;ny VA be ..en charge of Major Hea-
man. •
'Ray 24 tit was quietly 'spent in tow=n{;
So :. os' the bowers enjoyed e few
hours o:t thin green. A, goodiy xtuR-
b r spent the day Mt Gaud Beard sae
at ,the MEtchell soccer .,
Tea engagement ds a,rrtcou.uced Qf
:afar gar„t 1Tas0, daughter of lir. and
Mr; Tlrtas. Lag oz ,Sweeter, to Ulric
sit sea of - r, arcd lira. Wen. SSB
taf E,^. e ter; the marc ege to eke *ace.
Tln:
endless, rand scholars- of • the
Exeter schools observed Empire lay:
by
solutieg the Slag os it was be,ng
eseseted ...*td is other „patriotic exer-
ci.s.s. Rev. Trump -stir yard Rev. 4IcA.i
ister tsetse appropriate addresses.
Ur. G. S. Howard, peincipal of Ex-
eter Public School, and others who
kindly_ drove their ears, tool: the pu-
Pie; of the senior room tO, ll aslaw ood
PP, Tie:setae atter school, end there the
bey s of ties ettior Fourth cl ass ytlay-
d a game •of baseball with the hash-.
ead tarn.
The L•crdoxa Conference of the
Mstheiliet Chu lc meets
., l.ondan o;t
Tun: 1st, CanttilletZ ebortt 10 days(
pole urge Elleatt of Neworlk will
r-z;,duet -the, • devotional erenews, Rev,
J, W. Elbert, 4the Peesitdent, velli
.tiro the orai,-rataoe sermon, and the
Oriee o-1 Orntar.o ?IIr; Drum:, cr it
the speaker at ;tare LayttlateS art-
noir bertquet ors June led,.
lir. T. H. Newell and frm9ts and
Its. fleeteliaw last week moved *be,
PONC KWONO LAUNDRY.
We do Laundry o: all kinds en short
notice art I in tee very beat manner.
We invite you to send your laundry
to us, Prompt sore—leo
We have alae opened a QUICK
LUNCH ROOM, where lunches will
be serve;i patroes in best of style at
all ?yours. FON•
Opposite.
Gl Dome Theatre
The weekly half holidays commence
on, Wednesday of next week, June 7,
Rev. lar. F}etcher took the work of
Rev. Foote in Cavell pleurch on Sun-
day slant.
The Deanery meeting of the County
of Huron will lee eseid dor Brussels on
June etle vvlteaa Rev; Trumpet and a
number from here wall likely attend,
Quite a large crowd attended, the
Salvation Army service in :the Opera
House on 'clay 23rd when Commission-
er aed Mrs, .Sowd..er>1 gave interesting
addresses,.
Mr, John Pxaseeetor of Stephen has
purchased the Milssea"Merrill prop-
erty On the corner of Ann: and Will -
•m Streets, and \\•n take possession
io the fall.
Bishop Willasns of London, ,will coag-
duct Confirmation sexv'iCes M the Tru-
itt Memoriai Church oarn Sunday atom-
ise June 25th„ when a class will tabs
Goof armatime
The cut worm has been working to
a coesiderable extent ire t.:,erts of the
country particularly on sad,, whirl
was broken up and seeded, Some
fields have had .4o be re -sown
A test at the milk supplied to cus-
tomers by Ur. Heade-re Wilk vendor,
was mad: the tter part of last creek
and ;.t was found to contain 3.6 per
cent. butter lei. Thea is e. good ass-
'
.
targe tests
This new Canadian aiicleles are begin -
at ;tat?, to mak; the :appearance. Bugg;
s� much larger tlian. our urx:attire five
cent Reece and not being accustomed
to the ,new issue people are complain-
ing of accepting them for twenty-five
cextt pieces.
Ira Irwin Bissett, son pi Mr, aaad
Firs. John, Brasett of London, former
ly of Exeter, VAS married in, that city
o t lay 24th to Mese Lala Feed .Col-
lans. daughter of ,lira and. Mrs. Thos.
Collins Rev. G. W. -Dewey perform -
:d the cerema ty.
Tlr, lira of the local Friday night
bowine tourneys took plaice last week
The greens were en, ,perfect condltiptt
and .zx rinks entered., The evittnkxs
,vire—Gem. Snell, Dr. tR'uistoa and
T. R. Fergusaxr, who Avon thee, three
gams . with a plus ctt 13
FATHER BURIED.
Qin, Wednesday, aiay 24th, the fun -
al took pace to Bards cemetery in
eseezee "I::awnetey of John. Foote, one
seue.laoass e.fteets to, deer new home of the old residents of the Township,',
: tratlo:d. \%lii-1= re„ reteiang . to .end lather of Rev:. James Foote of
los: therm ,-s a t:zens x)1 Cxeter wSeater,. I;Ls wzfe died 27 years ago.
rash them overy prosperity =n the Two Sonars :.na two daughters ,urvave,
Ciao:sic City.. leas. Iiaev>;>aaxc wh,D is R.ti: Jas, Foote, .Andrew on the honte-
sta?1 111, Vgis taken over in a. Durant stead, airs. W. 1J3. McQueen of Van-
Sedan, and stood tithe journey well a cell sr, and ;'skis Ane Foote ,it homy
"efts. A. Waster accompanied them and
will x.m:ata for soseetZ ne. "U" lXA 4S.
COtiTR AC, I1,\G
After being out of business .for
nearly two years I am prepared to
contract oan Carp'nter Work — large
or small jobs of :very des: ipt on
Spe.,sai attention to hardwood floors
Pians drawn and estimates (even free
of :.harg.,-Caleb Heywood.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings, hi
Stock Iron or wood pumas repa5red.•
Wells pum . J out CrANN Phone 115
Saturday, Jun.= .--Household Ef-
t chs, etc„ the property of John liawk-
shaw. Sao at 1 o'clock. C. W. Rob-
inson, auctioneer. See posters later.
DR. JOHN WARD, Cleropractor &
Optician. Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Disea;ea. Spectacles acientificall_v fit-
ted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
apprentrn-rat Office—William and
Sanders Sta., Phone 43.
COURT RT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF hXETER
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Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision of the Assessment Roll of Open each evening to m,emberst
the V„u. a of Exeter will hold its! first
meeting •'sn the Council Chambers, Li-
brary
i.brary Bee ling, Exeter, on Monday.
12th clay ,af June, 1922, at 7,30 pore
Jos, Senior, Clerk.
CITY DAIRY, TORONTO, les
Cram bricks • ,for sale 1t Statham'$',
FARM FOR SALES.
1011 ares ren the Township ot Me-
Gillivray, being Lot 3, gone 4. T3ric'c
}:sus•, bank barn, drive shed and ot'h-
er bu'ldings. First-class farm and in
good condition. For particulars apply
t s Wm. Flynn, R. i2. i1,isa Craig.
Cars For Hire—Apply to C.L. Wil-
son.
CARS FOR SALE.
Two Ford care in best of condition
Apply at Advocate Office.
SALVATION ARMY SERV 1CaS
Services in Tower Hall
11. a m Holiness fleeting
7 p.m.—Salvat-one.eting.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Cas.
Cottage meetangs in North End on
Tuesday night
Capt. MacGillivray,
OfaJcer in Charge.
Y. P. 0. A,
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The. Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
Council Chamber, Goderich, at 3
o'clock in.. the afternoon, of Tuesday,
the bth day of June, 1922. Arlt ac-
counts against the County must. be in
the hands of the Clerk not later than
Monday preceding the meeting of the
Council.
G. W. Holman, County . Clerk
Goeerich, May 18th, 1922.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding di -S-
trict that wie are open to accent, or,
tender for contracts for all Wilda a i
building We are experienced work-
men ani by strict attest t' an to buSiF-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this d3aitrict
W ARES & PRYDE, Exeter.
Dray and 'Baggage
Anything you ;batve to move we mover
it reasonable
Motor Truck- and Horse Dray at your
Service.
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAve & EASTON
seen .
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Tet: reperc of the Western Leii.ver-
city Examinations at London show
the following,—Irene Handford of
Ingersoll formerly ot Exeter, obtained
her certi.ticate of Public Health Nurse;
Gladys Bluett of London, tortnerly of
;Crichton, got the Second Year Scho1
arship is 1lathamatics and 1.'hysiea;
W s nlfr d. Guinan of aft_ Carmel bot
the Third Year General Proficiency
Sclvel<arship; M, F. tGlatlman of Exe-
ter obtatnecl Cass IL,staniing in the
Arts Honor Course res ,Economics.
Whitt-Suntday.
111,00 a.m.—"The Ppwter ,oif the Holly
Spirit".
7,00 p. ni: "The Purpose of the Gift
of the Holly Spirit".
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rectors
EXETER JUNIORS WIN rwo.
On Monday evening on the local db -
mond Exeter defeated Kirkton Jun-.
iiers int. the second of their Baseball
League ..games, by a score ,;of 10 to 2,
A lair .crowd was present -rind the
full uin a innings •w re played. Fea-
tures of the game were the pitching
of Lawson, the three -bagger by Dig-,
hart,. and Thompson's perfect fielding,
Perry Doupe of IIarkton asicl Major
Seaman of Exeter umpired. 'Exeter
has • a snappy team anal they should
go a considerable distance in, the
league. The local line-up consists of.
—Lawson, pitcher Russell, catcher;
Dignan, 1st; Thompson, '2nd; Medd'
3rd; Nichol, short stop Harrison, con,.,
tea field; Ford, left; Hinds, right;
Ct nni,nghant, spar':.
In the first of the Junior League ball
games Exeter won from Liman at the
latter place tori Tuesday -revering of last
week 16-15. Lawson. and Russ ell were
ri tch•er and catcher, respectively For
Exi.ter.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a. m.—Rev. Charles Deacon
"Lord's Day Alliance"
7 p. m,—Rev. Chidley Will preach.
Boy Scouts will meet Saturday
evening.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A.
41,00 a,,rn.—Rev. J. Foote of Cavern,
Church- will. tpt+ealch„
• 3 p.m.—Sabbath School ` and Bible
Study;
7,00 sem,—Rev. Dr. .Dteecon London..
iAp1 ,iresetieds
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo McAlister; M, A.
Phone' 21r3
11 a,m1,—Rev, C. P. ,W eels:
2..45 p.m.—Sunday School.
7,Q0 p.m. -Service' withdrawnt,
AT BETHANY
2,30; p.m.—Conference Sunday, the
service withdrawn.
AA
PHONE 32 JONES 8 A PHONE' 32
Hot Weather M€rchandiu
at Lower Prices.
LINENS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE.
There is troth ng more appreciated as a gift for a June bride than
,;trod . riensA We have an immense .stock` of table cloths, damasks by
the .yard, tosejlatgs, centre pieces, tray cloths, linen handkerchiefs, etc,.
a waxy reasonable prices,
DINNER SETS.
We have several, new patterns, in English Dinner Sets hese are full
97 piece sets in ,beautiful designs and good quality. Wipes from $
$35, Alli to sze these lines,
OUR CORSET 1REF ARTMENT.
We consider our corset department one of the most important in the
e'tore. We carry es large a stock of reliable makes sof Corsets as many
Of the large city stores. We are local setting agents for the celebrated
Memo and Gossard brands, We also carry a large stock of Crompton's.
La Grace and la. & A,• Corsets. We specialize in :styles sto ,suit stout ,fig-
ures as wedl'tts ,regular sizes.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR & READY -TO -WEAL
We are prepared for the sutnnier weather with tttn enormous stock of
Ladies' and Ceeidreres Underwear, Hosiery \Yash. Skirts, Cotton Night
Gowns, silk and Cotton Bo' sos, Underskirts.rtsvo>:, raw silk and
ere
pe
Blouses Etc. \Ye will be most pleased to show you all these lines.
BONNIE TOT isle socks .for children, all ,sizes and papular colors ,
CHILDREN'S HATS in black and colored straws, white piques, etc.,
now ready for the summer season.
MEN'S STRAW HATS in it the latae styles, ineluding Sailors, Fae-
roes, Etc:,
Smart Suits and Gaberdine Coats.
Com here for young men's stylish Spring and Sumer Suits. The
very latest styles is .,either light or dark shades. Also large select stock of
Boy's Bloomer Suits, some of them with two pairs Bloomers.
OXFORDS FOR MEN ANIS BOYS
We carry Astorie. and Slater Oxfords for Men and Chums Oxfords for
boys, the best goods on• the market„ Also complete name of Outing shoes
BARGAINS IN TAPESTRY PAPERS.
Ten patterns Living Room. Tapestry Papers, regular. price $1,50
double roll, for 75e. a double roll
JONES & MAY
I. R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Salto/tor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Bite.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
hivestmeat for Trust Funds.
At existing prices from 6 ver cent.
to 7 per cist, can bp obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at 'low'est
initerest
Office—Carling Bk., Maser, St, Exeter
lir Archie Towers .went to Park-
hill ,on 1\2on:day.
Mr. Alex Stewart p2 London was
here for the 24th, .
Muss Cowan., midliner, spent the weeks
end at her home :at• Attwopd
Miss Jessie Monson of London was
at .her home here over the holiday
Miss Curtiss returned Monday •ev
ening from a visit at her Borne in,
Bolton.
Mrs. Harry Grief of Durham is here
visiting her parents, ,i4Tr,, and Mrs. R.
Hunter, •
MT Cliff Spackman Of Guelph was
a+'visitor with his pauenjts here over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaistens of Lis-
towel szrent the holiday w2th Mr,. and
Mrs. N. Ogden. •
Mrs, Whiee mf Dietroijt visited here
with her sister, Mrs: Hedden, Huron
street on Monday.
Miss Bpayniey of Toronto is vioitiieg
her uncle end aunt, ale and Mms'u, W.
Blayney of towh,J. ,
Me C. W. Robamrsion left, Monday
morning for Toronto where he will
spenl a few days on business
Mrs. Chats, Dadte of London is here
visiting, with her sister, Mrs.: W. 1e
Ac. esor. at the ,Central Hotel.
Mrs, Jas. 'Taylor, (Mr. and IVIrs. 'JVr,
Burke and famfily :and,M,s-st. Huston of
Loxidon were vus,utors ;here" Jor the
h'ot>ruday.
Rev. Geo, M4c3jss'ter arid Rev. M;
J. Wilson, left Tuesdaty ,morning to
attend the Metihod se Cotnife•re{nce at
Lon don.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Parks and ' little,
draughtez- of London and Mrs. Peter
Kingsnorth of Vain,couver, B•, -C: spent
Sunday at the home pl.(' Mrs. Thos;
SnteflI, Ito,peii Street ;
iSJr. P, Case of town and Mr. a,nd
ars, John'. Glenn, of Usbaraue, oatl Fri-
cke utb,rsded the funeral ,oif a rela,,avc.
in, Landon. Mrs, Wells, daughter afthe
late John Caster
rates
of
Display Advertising—Made known
an apples:atio re
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c.,
three insertions 11.00.
MisceflaneOus articles of not more
than five 1imles, Fpr Sale, To Re*,
Wanted, each inseetapn 50c. Lost and
Found locpls 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. _per
line per insertion: No notice leis
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sales ,$3 for one insertion
and $1:50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if unlder five inches in length:
Legal advertisnng 10c. and Sc. aline,
Farm Ker Real Estalte for sale 50c,
each insertion for one month of four
insertions,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
House Cleaning
Needs.
WALL P.APE1t,S WALL PAPERS
A ,few molls of our Nev Papers an the walls , of your home well work
Wonders!. We will be, glad to look them over We are showing a°gee(
of papers for bedrooms that we are offering -at ,exactly HALF PRICE.
CURTAINS ANT) CURTAIN NETS
Beautiful Nets and Scrims, suitable :forasw room en, your home, at, very
moderate ponces( At per yard, 10c: 45c„ 50c., to $1.00.
LINOLEUM&
We are showing an excellent pattern In :tills Sanitary floor covering.
Our prices acre as low as any, and we lav free sof chorea
CONGOLEUM RUGS
The patterns this ,seas,on are better, than ever. They come in small
and large sizes, and make a very pretty, as well as a very serviceable elooe
covering.
BLINDS ANI) CURTAIN POLES.
If in n,nieed of Blinds or.. Curtain,_Poles we want to show you what win
are offering. The pruce,s are much ower. 5 dozen gregn"` blinds, goad
quality lace trimmKed.
SPECIA,L AT ..$1,35.
Southcott Bros
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled led during car =eke
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on prineepal day trains
Full information fttomo any (mood
Trunk Ticket - Ag,ank, or C. E. Hors-
ing District Passdager Agent, Taroafio
RE
Phone 46w J.
Exeter
The correct way and the easiest way
to dispo§e of some property or sell
some email article, !find a tennarnt fol
your house, or an artatcie yob have 1041
or help wirer; you want itt, is to inserl
a small advt. in the "Want Column'
of the Advocate.
DR. A4 E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDoaell's Stables, John St„ Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr.. G. F. Ro piston, L. D. S., D. D. ZS
DENTIST,
Office over Carling's Law. Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D.S., D. AN
Honor Graduate Toronto Uaaiver'tiiti
Office --over Gladman & Stu:Je rel
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER ANI
VALUATOR for Courtin% of Huron
Perth, Mpddlsex and Oxford. Fruit
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office a
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties a
Huron and Middle's
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaetvot
Guaaant.
Crediton, Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount orf privet,
funds ''to loan an farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & - STANBUR7
Barristers, Solicitors, Estate