HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-6-29, Page 8EXETER . E`S7i1t AT'E
TRITE SIl'AYr JUNE 591 1932
Exeter Markets
CHANCED EVERY WEDNESDAY
M'l h -at L
as,:riey E,.. 48. to
Oats 34 toy#:
?ttmtaba•s Best Flour .. ,.. 4.10
namely rL ur 3.90
Pastry M e. Fac ai i. ,
a.85
i•- el Flour - ...ea .. Ale
S e es
1.00
Brag1.60
e _ , ra a Butter ,viii,.. 42
lenet Ben r 33 to 36
/7. -es 25 to 126
leer ,viii. ...20
Hay per Ton .... .-.,.0.06" ..<,$14 to x15
flees..
1325
Das:ra ,nava was recently xsn-
cI ;:i: .: ao atelfe out his ;ncoanie
Are s end a successful mite oa
r - - ,ts eonl i :.t; is on Sstertlay
e e n
Art.:nee-events have ben anode to
told the k ivitt Memorial Snr :fey
School P 4 t e ors We kesd,ay, juiv 14
Just Titins its to .Ii; ]aced: h:,; not yet
been demi+=3:1.
b.STRAY HORS
E-
T , e strayed froZurich, on Fri-
th)", .1==.• 23r4, a seal brawnhoarse; 2
white ,tend fetlocks, carrying a �}tot;
,w_igbt,, Report to Johne Hey, Nuri
WI, Phone $6.
+,YTS r..,.w....
AFTUR SUPPER SALE. --On, 'zein
day evertng. from t~ o'clock p. r». Mill
10 o cic l: p rra , Mrs. W. L' Yea w: ,
i.;.. a S;vac.aI "Aster Supper" SaIe
of Summertill• Dyress Goods, Blouses,
White v.gid Black Hosiery and Tow-
els. 3t will nay ,you to , call early.
BUS ShR.i'ICE, JULY 1st.
4. J. V. Cratr: will shit a bus s_rt,ce
between hxete,r and Grand Bend
on July 1st. Farr $1,0.i.) and return.
ORANGE anRVICE.
Tse::1.neual County grange Service
well b held one Suede}, July =ltd, ~zt
he Tr.v;tt Memorial trial Clnurtiln, Exeter,
at 3 pan Seernen by the County
Ceepl: in. Rev. A. A. Trumpek.
STRAWBERRIES.
Fr,4.1 delivered the ;same dray as
peeked -no waste. Lawn socia; Sup.
tided. Speci:.l rates in quantities.
Mort: George Hay, Crediton, R. R. 1.
TEACHER WANThD-For ;". S. S.
No. 13 Hay and et;phen, Salary pin
51000 Apply to klo-av e Pfaff, Sec..
Trews. Hay P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
100 wires en t;s0 Township of Me -
being Lot 3, Co.. 4. Brick
boos., back been, drive shed :end oth-
er buildiings. First-class faun and in
good c.ond:tr ,a, For particulars apply
to Wm. Elyasn, R. R. Ailsa Craig.
Cars For Hire -Apply to C.L. Wil
son.
CARS FOR SALE.
Two Ford cans in. best of ct�nditaon,
Apply at Advocate Office,.
LOOK AT THE LABEL
The Advocate mailing list has been
torr: cted up to April 13th. Look at
your label and see ;.f your Advocate'
is paid in advance, If so, alright; if
not, why not pay at once.
HOGS WANTED.
• 3. numb: r of hobs, 60 to St) pounds
Thee:ean. T.. Willis, Centralia.
CHICKS FOR SALE -Baby Chicks
from my Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks,
Get your order in for these at owe.
Phone Crediton 18-31 L. V. Hogarth
CONTRACTING
After being out of business foe
nearly two years I am prepared to
contract ai Carpenter Work --large) Open each evening to ' members{,
or small ;;obs of every description
Spacial attention to hardwood floors
Plans drawn and estimates given free
of ehargz.-Caleb Heywood.
Local Doings
Mr. Sidney leaxi dug, fluting tl
week. a tine sample ;af ;what is know
as the Si3c-Weeks potato. The tub
were dug just six weeks after plan
which s pretty qul-ck growth for et
tato en
Mr.Wm ltivw_rr ies the first to
net hon grown potatoes •tit's =ease
the family haysntq enjoyede fir
steeply last Suetdat, Tins .s rennin
h!y for "spuds." It is coneidere
early to et them around the 12th
Jt'...
BOWLING.
A number of the Dashwood bowl
me.�.ci up with the ,Exeter players in,
tourneyon Fr day might, when sigh
rinks of four im i each played thre
games o: eight ends each. First pr'
went to the rank composed of W.
Sanders, E. I . istiver, W. Rivers R
N. L r: call, who wort .three games wit
pan ca: ee. Secotxd prize was cap
ten=d by i J. M1'ethey, T, Pryde,
t:. Ceche-nee and Phil Fassold, wlnq,
r d two wins ani t gats of three.
1)awlers who• trent to S
a1 .ys last week had a good. time
w.ata all They spent the evening in
.Stratford with Mr. T..Il Newell, and
took zn t1r. industrial Show. A anti,.
was also at Listowel, and they ha
.'njoyable clay. J. A„ Stewart and
0..Seldoo represented Exeter
le: Thistle Scotch Doubles Lt Lond
d hacl pretty £v,:r success, but dm
of went (gut.
a>e
n
ens
Mr. Maurice .Neil is the new junior
at the aiolsons Bank,
.1 Ir. Bette of R,idgetown, formerly -o€:
Clinton is installing an equipment to
Start a baketry .aro sire .south." side of
Carling Bros.' old block..
ti \ix :tad airs. Thos. Cameron enter-
o..
ta'ned their -Sunday School classes at
their summer home,; Farquhar, over
xe- I riday might and Saturday'. All repent
n a jell} tint="
st the 25th. Annual ,Convention of tiro
Heron. County Woman's Christian;;,
cl Temperance Wan will be held at
of Hansail Presbyterian Church, ,T,,1 . 5th
i elegttes will please wear the White
•
Riblraa.
•
Cars d ry n by airs. N. Baker of
rs Stepa.t.r_ and Mr: Well. Kern. of Exe-
ter cres.hed. together et the .Orner of
t Maar. veal Jamas streets epee' evenhig
e neat Week. Sonne damage 'to the caws
:ze resultet3.
E. The strawberry' festival given ort by
Main Street Methodist Church on the
lawn last Ttr.sday evening was abrgbt
J, and successful elf*. The Sunda
..cheol orchestra, under the leadership
of Mrs. :Cambria, furnished excellent
music and the recEo selections were
t
listened to with a great heal of €n-
- '',.rest. The proceeds amounted to
about $100.00.
-the Miuu?cipal Clerks and Treasurers
of 'Huron County organ/. at Goder-
cla recently with the following attic-
. rs. President, C. E. McDonough,
at As'rfield, Vice-pres„ J, E. Harrtwell,
an, Sterne}; Sec'y, .. Porterfield, East
Wawanosh i Treas., J. Fingland, Hullett
Ex..cuf:re-The above officials - and
Messrs. Wilson, Seaforth; Erwin, Bay-
: t :Id; wlia"J,}onald, Brussel, and J. Seng
of tor, Exeter.
DEATH OF MRS, HICKS.
'3atet` only a few days' allit4'S:
pn umoatz the death took place atth
bores of her daughter, Stafta, on June
24th, of Mrs Hicks, widow of the late
St,phe:a Hicks of Exeter, at the age
of 80 years, 5 mouths. Deceased was
born in Cornwall, E- >, and earn.? to
Canada. over thirty years ago with her
husband and family. They lived in
Usberee until about eighteen years
ago, when • they retired to Exeter,
where the husband died 16 years ergo;
After r his death Mrs. Hicks lived with
Icer dauginter, Mrs. W. J. Robl,uson,
rc:ax Centralia, until two years ago, at
w]a:cka tiree she made her home ;tt
Stazfa. Site s survived by one son,
Arclr;se of Okotoka, Alta., and your
daughters, lits. Jos. May, London Rd.
south, Mrs. R. J. Robinson of Stephen,
Mrs, H. Peters of Atwood, and Mrs. ,I.
Leary of Skaffa. The funeral, whish
was of a private nature, took place on
''iosedey afternoon frpsn the home of
Mrs. Leary to the ;Exeter cemetery,
HEIUkMMAN-SKINNER.
Merguarates, peonies and greenery
decker; the home of Mrs, K F. White,
alilt:rton boulevard, Toronto, when
her cousin, Miss Ella Skinner, former-
ly of London, became the bride of
William F. Heideman of Toronto, for-
merly
ormerl} at Exeter, being the son of lir,
Lind sirs. Edward .Heideman of town,
Rev. Mr. McTaggart officiated, The
bride wore, n gown of blue . canton
cr.oe. trimmed with beads, also a cor-
sage: bouquet of Ophelia roses and
lily -of -the -'Salley.. Miss Betty Heide -
men en ;park silk and carrying a bas-
l::t of baby roses =al lily -of -the -val-
ley ,made a;.ratty flower girl, Afte:
the ceremony a wedd'ng luncheonwas
partaken of by A number of -friends
and relatives, after which the happy
couple ]eft on an extended motor trip
to Exeter and other points. The
bride travelled in a suit .of brown gab-
ardine
ab-
ard n e with ]tat to match, anda greS't
squirrel scarf, the gift .of the groom,
On their return they will .reside in
the_, new home on Burwick ave., North
Toren to.
SALVATION ARMY SERV IC1.S
Services in Town Hall
11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting
7 p.m. --Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Class.
Cottage meetings in North End 'on
Tuesday night.
Capt; MacGillivray,
Officer in Charge.
Y. P. O. A.
HOW IS THE PUMP ?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock I_on or wood pumps repaired.
Wells pumeed out or cleaned. •
'3 J. V. CANN."Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &,
Optician. Chiropractic and Electrical,
Treatments for Chronic, and Nervou
Diseases, Spectacles .cientificaily fit-
ted
itted; Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appantm:nt. Office -William and
Sanders Sta., ?bone 43.
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that tee are open, to accent, or,
tender for contracts for all kinds : of
building We are experienced 'wo.rk-
men and by strict attent s on to busii-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this ditstrriict
W ARES & .PRYDI., Exeter.
Dray and' Baggage
.Anything you have to move we move
it reasonable
Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Servic eL
Auto Livery Horse Livery
8AGSHA' v ex EASTON
11
3
Trivitt Memorial
Church
a m, -"Our Report on, Life."
tem, -County Orange Service. Sub-
ject -'By the three -hundred that
Jawed. I will Save You,':
Rev A. A. Trumuer, Rectos,.
OAVEN PRESBYTERiAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday school and : Bible
classes.
11a. m.-"J1ie British and Their
The Minister
Dominions"
7 p. m. --"O Canada" •
The Minister
Boy Scouts will meet. Friday evening.
JAMES ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B,A.
11 aim: -"This Privileges orf God's
C:hdldren."
3 p -m: -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 pm --"Unider the Flag of Britain"
All invited most cordially..
Helpful,: musts
MAIN ST. METIODIST Ci31JRCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A.
Phone 21r3
7.00 rem, -The .minister.
2..45 p.m. --Sunday School.
11 a,m,-The ennister.
AT BETHANY
2.30 p. m. --The minis ter,
The' Truitt Memorial strawberry
Festival on the Rectory lawn Thurs-
day
create?,was a gratifying sucess,.
they having, taken 9nt .over 580.00. The
weather was rather chilly, butnotwith..
stastding this feature a large crowd was
in attendance. As usual a. program
was rendered, and the ,solo selections
cif Mass M. :goodie and comic songs sof
alt; 'Morris Ramey of Parkhill were
very mulch enjoyed, The fish pored
proved an interesting attraction for-
th: iuvenile element.
Engineer Geo. A. tiMeCubbin of Chat
ham estimates the cost of the work
of tie: big Canada Company drain at
559,000 divided 'among the four
townships Interested, as follows, 13os-
enqu t $43.905; -.McGillivray, $12,505;
Stephen $2.170; and West Williams
$420. O•• Bosanquet's assessment the;
Canada Company share :a $24,000. The _
engineer estimates that 234,000 cubic
yards of earth will have to be moved.
at a cost of $55,000, The work will be
eomutenced this summer.
TIN W1.DIJING CELEBRATED.
The home of 1Ia: and Mrs, Joseph
Northcott was baseeged with about
forty friends, relatives and nelghbora
on Monday evening last, the occasion'
being the celebration. ,of the tenth
wedding tau i ersary of the frost and
hostess'
and a Inst joyous event it
was alljoining in to mak;: merry and
the event was most fittingly celebr-
ated in games and ,other harmless
amusements. Shortly after midnight
the tables were cleared and a chanty
repast partaken of. The event was
mast generously remembered with
most appropriate and useful gifts.
:Sins Lulu Haest ngs visited .;n I -on-
don, last 'week"
:�Ir: Ulric
snail .was i,n . Tpronto
this week onbusiness.
vers. Jas, Swenterton ;of Detroit is
visiting relatives here .tor a few days.
Miss Vara Jones returned Thursday
from attenclaig Normal school at
S tra tford.
'Alas, Geo. Crawley of Lucan visited
with friends here the latter part of
the: week.
Miss Woods of Stratford spent Sun-
day at the home of her brother, :tir,
T. S. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryson of London
suenc tthe week end with alt., one
airs, Thos. Pryda.
Miss Vera .Esser} is visiting with
Prof. and Mrs. Anderton, who are.
camping at Bayfield.
Ins. Walters has returned from her
stay in Stratford, where she had been
caring for Mrs. Win; Hawkshaw.
Mrs, Wm. Rivers of .town and her
daughter Mrs. Rout:edge, of Cen,'tralia
ar,, viisiiting wixh .friends in Simeon
Mrs,. Wares, of London, spent the
week end with Me. Wares at rhe
borne of Mr,. and -Mrs;. John Pryde,
Miss Emily Hogarth has completed
her Normal course at London, and re-
turned to liter home here Friday last;
borne
Mrs. 1t Irwin, after a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bissett,
returned to her home , n, London Sat-
urday.
Mas. Frank Hill of Detroit is vis-
iting her ewith her rnather, Mrs. Vee
M tclvell, acrd other relatives in Use
Mr. and ''iris, E. Howald and daugh-
ter and Mr, and .Mas!, R. N. Ca•eech
and soon spent Sunday pith friuen.ds}n,
S lratford,
Rev, and Mist Willson, attended the
marriage of a cousin, Leonard Mc-
Ewen to Miss Il'alases;• at Stratford on
Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry•gaist and 111,r;.
Wm" Cornish and son of Marlette,
Mich,, spent a few days with rela-
tives here,
Mrs. W. R. Kingsnorth of Vancouv-
er er ;13 C., alfter a few days' visit with
Mrs. Turas Snell, returned to Kincar-
dine Monday' moaning.:
Mr. and Mrs;, 1V ,C French,after a
visit with relatives here, left Satur-
day morning on their ,return to their
home in Wetaskiwiru, Alta.
:4L-,- J. J. Knftght of Guelph spent
Saturday: En :town Mirsi. Knight of -11-;
dsrtan. .Mrs, Drew ,.atrnrt Mrs. Knight
of town. occotn,pan'ied h;,m to 'Guelph
on his meturue.
\L s:: May Ford, Miss Gladys HnrVay
and Miss Vera Jones are home from..
Norma; School, and 'Mass Myra 1~;.
Morgan is home lfrom the Guelph Me-
n m:1d Institute
erslineellse
PHONE 32
JONES & iEhY
PITONS 32
Special Va Iues foi the
Hot Weather
-.010000000,000
LADIES' VOIL E BLOUShS. .
Lot No 1 --Ladies' Voile Blouse;, odd lines and sizes, good quality
and styles, wb;le they Jest atonly $1.00 each„
I ob
No, 2-Ladi,as' Voile Blouses, sizes 36 to 44, beautiful quality goods
regularly valued up to $3.50 each, areal bargga,'n clearing at $.1.95 each.
LADIES' WASH SKIRTS
Virg ham early cpm hundred white sense skirts to select from. These
come in Misses Ladies' and extra large sizes: The materials are in .otton
a.berdintes, piques, .etc., at much lower prices than, last season,
Wash Satin Skirts --Good quality All .cies at $6.75: .each;
Fine pirated skirts b navy serge with whets embroidery, also plain white
pleated skirts at $&95 each.
MEN'S STRAW HATS
We have all the anew styles in Min's Sx ,t.. Sailors and pan:ma.s at rale
souahle prices. .Ask to see the new .rough Straw sailers with blaci and
brown bands,
!TEN'S h'IN10 SHIRTS AT $1,25 EACH.
5 dozen Men's Fine Shirts, light colors, good washing materials, siz-
es. 14 to 16, on sneeia,l sale at only $1..25 each
VENUS SILK HOSIERY FOR LAUB.S
We are pleased .to announce a further reduction in the price of the
celebrated Venus Sally Hosiery, This is a purr: silk thread, splendid wear-
ing quality, All popular colors, such as white. black nary, sand, 'verge, car
dove, natssiana Galt Reduced price $1,75 ,pear.
We also have cheaper silk hosiery from 85c, a pair up to $1.50 pair.
DINNER SETS.
Several good patterns to select from. Prices xnuch lower.
New Shipment of Young Men's Suits
Sat'eral smart stew patterns just placed into Stock, of Young, Men's Sty.. •
a?s;r Medium Priced Suits,n color, of Brown, Navy, and .Grey, These are
beautiful all wool cloths, made for partiedar dresser:, who demand the very
latest in clothes
CHILDREN'S KHAKI 1•L AY SIJITS.
There is nnethint; to beat these Khaki or Blue Combin;ttioai, Suits
small boys. They are good washers and n -U11. List a whole summer.
the thing for the holidays at $1.25.
OXFORT?S CANVAS SHOE $ SANDALS
Black, Brown. or White Oxfords for Mess and Boys+
Out: atg ,Slarve s era \V3i te, Malawi, or Brown for 'everyone.
for
fust
NOTICE
On account of Saturday, July 1st, being a holiday, this store will
oven on Friday night.
main
STORE CLOSED M'tt1;DNESDAi'' AFTERNOONS DURING JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST.
JONES & MAY
1. R.
Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Comm sxioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
soots Eta, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in. Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro- i
trinczl and Municipal Bonds, all legal
tt vestmtett foe ''`rust 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 jow;@st rates of
interest
Office -Carling Blf., Main St., Exeter
Display Advertising -Made known
nn apptecat,eua
Stray Animals -One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $1.00,
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion, 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. en insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. _per
line per insertion: No notice lets
than 25c. Card of Thames 50c,
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.,
Farm pr Real Estate for sale 50c.
each insertiga for, one month on four
insertiont.
t
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134* PHONE 134
New Sport Oxfords
T,btes.e. Styles are smart and serviceable as well. as comfortable,. and
axe big sellers this season. They are soldwithin at prices i in the reach of
all $3.5_0. and $5.00
BILLIh. BURR J DRESSES„
Simp1•e, clever yn, design, made to give wonderful wear, • no matter
how often they ,are laundered, Colors are perfectly fast, that's why we
Sell them, $4.00 $4,50 to , $6.00
BLACK PAILLI TTE SILK.
'S inch's wiide, good weight; fine etneir weave, and splendid finaslr
T,hes silk weal weer ,well arud give entire satisfactiossi
Special at per yard,' $L85.
SILK AND LISLE HOSIERY FOR WOMEN,.
A snecial lane made with ribbed tori. Comes in-w,lruite, black a;nd
brown. Ask to ,see this line as it is,excenkienal' value at per yard
$1.,00 Ile00'
NEW GOODS IN MEN'S WEAR. ''DEP,Te
Silk Shirts New Braces Sq:irt Shoes:
' B,.V.D• Underwear New Neckwear " New Oxfords
Silk- Socks Outing Shirts Khaki Pants
New Hats
Bathing Suits.
Flannel Par tts
Southoott Bros
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTe.
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Uto*xoelled dining car "Rendes
Weeping cars on nit trey and
Parlor carr on :pxiperjpal day trains.
Full inifoxt at on from arty Grand
Trordc. Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hots.
hag District Passelnuer Anent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Biotin 44w. Agent, Rzeter
The orrect way and the easiest way
to dispose of 'some property or s
same smallarticle, find a tetmant I
your house, or an article you have lost
or help svb ert you want '' t, is to intel`'t'
a small advt. fon the '"Want Colum"
of the Advocate,
DR, Al. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St„ Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr. G. F. RouLstoan, L. D. S,, D. D. S.
DENTIST
Offire dyer Carling's Law Officio;
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A,. R.. KINSMAN, L. D. S,, D. D. e.
Honor Graduate Toronto Ustar_er'itita
Office -over Gladman & Staiiliury,'
Office, Main Street, 'Exeter, writ)'
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED 'AUCTIONEJ.,R, AND
VAUATOR for ' Counties of Huron
Perth, Middles,ex and - Oxford. Fare'
Stock Sales a Speciality. . Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario. •
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed. Auctioneer for Counties of
1-r ntrole end' Middies
Prices ,Reasonable- ani' Satieractitola
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN .r
We have a large ' amount of private
funds too. loan On farm and village
protnerty` at low rates of interest,
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barrieters, , Solicitor', Ex ter