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XPTER, ONTARIO, TUU DAY JULY
1922
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AGENTS FOR
"THE HOUSE OF HOBBERLIN"
Closed Wednesday afternoons dur-
ing June July and August
Our Corner ' '
The new stamp lave come bate force
of August 1st, instead of July lst�,l oca•i News
The Advoiate quite agrees vtatlithe as
originally iaatsradecl
t
Ztingbam Timis' article last week an ear, ,and particularly when passing a peP, Siva+ up, and you are adeade:le t
Promoted to Sr. I --honors, Ruby FALL FROM BARN KILL MITA
Jennings 90 • Utah Clark, 83.Pass,t
Stone, 95, Dorothy Davis, 93; Cont€}sS CHELL MANp
Chester Cornish, 70. No. enrolled, 4 1iz2cla 11, Jurre•29.--Fins!.^p F. Ggxd
sw: r of this town, ,who was assisting:,
,1s Buller o' 1u�uart4:a a few ;
Don't forget Yrh.n ga,s�ing an4tlaer, Qu:e!*et= Your stele to mt,ata=n Your ° 36, aver. attest. 34.04.
he front magistrates, stand standpoints t wouldeate holt and buggy.
ugg . to use
your
an t 1 s. G, -or; e Fisher J. town Is
raueh better to xestore the sy a- non alarQ lease do not excuse , you.1 of age and recovery 's doubtful. rr;, saa'x��. e wws staid a .o c to
Don't keepon your a Promoted to Sr. I Honors, ,dor- _ eie nthe 4,
tem of local magistrates, rather than a• his while the;
bars: i,s •jumpinee Rernember that thel, '- • ; r; Beard, t at $ulfala s r: t;uet]te Cann: Allah Quante; I.oi l "r b:aart Pryia;; off sortaw boarals,acl?e•
held to the present system of hazing horse veal bug.?' Ieare Fight Be a'=t ng v3;t?a r:;:ncis and relatives iataad'3IeI)onald: Vera Kestle; Tom Tiller- t h'vk: aR�l ?eta fele Iack�vards dP�
*+ou. } l sato trc b:sernent 4elotiv, r d:staance al'
magistrate -ern central paints in the gentleman! Tltarak:goodness most car - '° Fv-ter, • b ington; Jimmy Sanders: Pass, :leer "7 f eat. e3cate was nstaantaneoten
county. It costs too much to nave the drivers are, but there are a .few whoa A number o; tee ,young girls of ' vin Sims John Paine.
magi�stra fes go from Gotten:eh or a eel a little reminder.
Clinton to W'ingham or :Exeter; or theme of :viss Ela Havey .vitnday fi Florence Stewart; Howard Iiwerslaks•
for aa, alleged offender area all the Sp Z:,rtg of Hell, Ld. to. r esley o€ . e
witnesses to travel to central points the; Bruce Herald a,.*td Tunes, goes out ti y Ward;
for trial. The costs very ofteilarnQunt to, s av • "It there t Ji
to much more tha-a. ,the fine, and be-
sides. as the W,ingham paper says, the
! cal magistrate can show more "tact,
sy mathetic understanding autd pereenal
lerowi-dg: of the dsputants" which
oit'•n helps to bridge over differences
anis effect xeconciliationa that the
present system fails to do. It cannot
b. disputed that the .old way met the
-ends of justeee ,aua,t its satisfactor y
es the present :system and at a coa-
ti
on
s.1 able less cost.
p} a he eery ll at present; She i 87 years,
N. Medd, teacher. m le§
Leigh en alet ell, to make two barrel
ROOM V into ore_, was killed ,oar Wkdnesdag
James Street Church gathered et the u Promoted to class V ---Honors,
t,�ra:raa and spent a vary p1 as:,tnt Kenneth Hockey; Ruth Fraser: Dor- 771m7fored
eraat:Sr:es end antasEr.othy Luker. Paiss. ttacaPe,tTMn rt�tiaer Diem apootterP rtumb r-af tha tical tuernbers o; Teddy Tritton; jean Pilon. eat Arthur Jo to ]i.?e ,-
o:- * - . h.a pun hment the 1#a, arL;c Order attended the Dias- 4 Pronnoted to class IV---Iloners .s .d Sun raY I'"ytr tale., wit«, hien ftxt'
eat we think et will be reserved for tart rueetiatg an Stratford on Thurs-1 Mavis Spencer: Jean Ross• ' g `ee:rat ons, Sirs. Roreertsoa of Cieee
tto 5 loo tale a paper for day eveze"- ab, ;revert emitters to "Dara"' Le- li Nelson; e Anita '1,
burst, :lira, Root. Tr aqua r' of T Lint"'
s-v.ral }ears Yard wlaettappreached to. tore Grad Lodge here d ecuss,d. t Jack I'ryde. I'aa.s, I;aleen,ll=a : ° ;; d Mex Drees
pagau=rtt. try to evade eorra:n> across " Cornish: Dilly Walter; Irene Mooney' n e * nd ±refile ss 't
9 13 11}:, 1a„ :.".d 15r�. jfu? McQueen rem
b� s rraply roman it. "r>iused° and The ;do^.'Sea Ida n'3#nitoltT aitEi raymund 'reek eto 1»t8eete Snell. "te4rffr fl h:aar�:, .kfta'r r'.eth+ 4xiett h ',
srejeug et back wethaell thee aur oi:;u-, Gladys petard, of London, Mr, anda» Quante, T::xin;siosd-\1r. and Mrs. Jaques at
jured dignity. Every paper, has its :Mrs. Rd. 1-lanald and Muriel. and promoted to -class lII—Honors dors s east a few via ^s last eve
'u*ta of this elle, and old Satan can't the Misses Charlotte Dearing, Edith Cecil McNally; lahyme Hart; Adeline with. Mr. and Mrs. John SeTve'-..Retie.
Fhov.1 coal fast enough to. give these Heideman, Etta May and ,Jessie Trow- Stone• Jack Stanbury. Pass. Helen lei °lar returned ;come, miter spertds",z>
rogues their dues." icy and Bettie Sweet, all of Exeter," .e 1,1s. days •`a, Cromarty and Seaford}!
4 p , the weep eod holiday at biteott wy Trawler; garry Penlaalao 'r'e - a Ia t , to a tend some meet-.
TQ CORRESPONDENTS.
To insure publicatin all news must
be he the Advocate office by Tuesday
aatorning of each week, owirt. to the
half hoThday ore. Wednesdays tof June
July acrd August.
OPE
►TTENTION FQR
PAYS BIG REWARDS.
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.-"- ; Mr. ;4I. Pfaff and M. Coxwortb spent i Promoted to Blass II—loaors. ,A.I- 'm.,lfss. Wi,rtn. FN. filen motored to TO
r; 4uct an of 7 per Gent. in the x TG tt? a week • t = .
raJway rates tea •baste commodities to cottage, Grated Bend. r utgs.
become tffeet .e :Yule. 1, has `ee'i sir !dun Wells; Charlie Cor, Pare, Rays
d "r, �l h> ttte Iia rd of ra twat' coria- 0, T. A. oil:rulers ,seem to be plenty Hutchison Harry Beav^ere; Geral
ut'ee na.ra. The decrease reduces the, Wm. Bun-atan. of Logaall paid $1090 aa Bagshaw; Hazel Clark.
,:atcr.asc of Septembe.r, 1920, to lZ% casts, end lost $500 worth of whiskey, Number enrolled 42, aver. atter. 39.;
u x a xt y Olive Ski. Taylor
c.et. Western, Canada and 17*,Howard Doherty of WaltonBaas a•-
:t,.r cent. in Eastern Canada. The ,or- `sassed .100 acid costs; your fines were
;;iaai increase nrderesl by the board in °'.cordeal In Breese -els for z,, bout in a
1'20 ryas 40 par cent: 'a the Vast. avid , blacksmith sloop, and ran !. fieas41,
35 per cent.. ;n ties West. Subsequent ,Myth T_)tshwood and Seafor th were",
';duet�.Nn' brought tit se f.ures down a! o les the • tea, It rectus thee aau
to 25 per cent at tie'. 1.-0,:t. a;.- ZQa Per,ha+e,, it. and they, :apparcntlY, are-°b;e. eater^ lt, July 3�-:1, totalxy b r,id ra„n
Sea,;mise': carreetion of all *he (1141,'", -cent. a the Wesal, The present de „to obt;,;;aa it.
,resat de. Bets of vision newer you aa c-tr•s tit t t evil.. warning ear, c>
advantages €Pelle" ^e;^ .troy:«. „pg..�s, to Sorv;at fraa�leto:xs,, .�, ,nurra>her »�� Ezeter aatten�ltl t!:": at:'~•eta ��:�
A „ 4 ey g]t,an b ''d' g n at'rsa➢ britt. +e` n.mt Cane . +ercurs.d .,tr ed ; tic'
n Improves 4 en ra fes a �1. ,7 � -gin^ which
w °� • a
0 4- th'41 cherna. . , "4 ;a. Ata tJ'LJ :WQ31W r,we the .21, a-', a
3 na rrc� rode asst: e e•ap elati:,:ih, Babb- tis"la�l'. Ives �r.:B hbors were
1.1.1 BLIND 4,�.'i,
QIYES FIRE AL
ofte.the „ c ll lth land astir. p,atato s, .ort lea r�, aa,lt. t Naa"�s at stz cels t►'11t'edraukery ! , h: a deperte i ;� ale
} r t. e' ..ng, to staert 4n the nervon9 ,. �tiits o g :-�c >A'oa 9 d" SDaG QI 4 qir. Luker �Ca h as ,::.said lt;trra. the Pr01 esti t>r M.'S
, i it b:41. t 54 ares, v:
1 have all the modern nstrwnCrata ,iron.
for =eking complete testa and giving
morel. exerc35es,
Reap these rewards by consulting us'
Cance. Scrviec and satisfaction. guar- '
alzttwed. `
Reasonable pricc4.
j. WARD, D.C., Optometrist
On Block west of Public Libra
S, ry-
E. Corner.
r.
Phone 43 for appointment.
Consult the
Agent
A. DAYMAN'
Phone 1,72 r $
Exeter
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR [AR.
A Oar with a Good Name.
700,000 Owners.
TOURING CAR $1315; ROADSTER $1275; SEDAN $2145
Including Tax and freight L.-- - F. O. B. London.
New Machines installed to repair work on all kinds of Automobiles.
PILON & FOOTE
Huron Garage - Exeter
To Farmers deeding Rigs.:
"•We have a -variety ,of - Feeds and
wide, to mention . especially our Cheap
Mixed Chop, which is very suitable
For feeding and finishing your growing
pigs^ Do not allow your hogs to go
to market light in weight, as there is
at present prices a profit of five cents
a pound to be made on then.
Came in and see our Feeds,
farvey Bros.
1IA vG1 NEEDED.
is a ataasiortund for any. -. to be
the County Toovst us al avfi
.s. One. gets $1.50 a day, and ;pays
$3.00, or $3,50 for ,board and lod aaa. r
Th allowance ^ar trtvcll e; helps
but dares not begin to Bove: the,
difference. Why one should be ask,.1
ed to leave, bras? less ,for several days a
and 'b," ::tit of pocket as v sell, : erne,
J�adrt+ lC):t lard, oasa,.d lay G:. • "4 au Yat zal:ep, the ettper-l;:eera reamer tat
• t : isad iia4' 11145fertu¢a: to have + tlr. heed men, \oraaaaat Slwcdarraald
z ban*: ;it:, its :foot broken u ill. inunh a d., •:teal the scent eof anoke. Ife
j Ga;at eth.eh e.mee litated the ,hooting' .iiv aauel stuzatled *l to eve,- to 1t:aacl,.. ricFan°oOdn At tfi.' home OI
,en tea: lyra °,i H. cep; Barre ar; the a ilea'sl'nor aa:i tutor ext the' d;r.aes 1►;rerttr, 1Ir, :ltd, ;errs,
ate; tor tee the -. a * 1, veal t was r g ltd aattetrnptedeio re h B. 13 eknot-" Sataazari5' oaf Exeter
'e t -dao" tQ .:v:+ tta, i arnr. 1lv vva,'
eery a oaertlt -dart
t ta'•a` uce .i,fol eta this, s'o !et elimtrt:3 ftp-. lila 1 leap, tai Gordota Rudel, l,aitdoz3
t dire INT:Z{1A as,d attrte:t+ ai atention
o. thee - utaper w'et h we; As a,
stilt of h efforts a fire alarm vac;
tit ;n immediately, and the fire wag a
\L.ngUi5l:led; not hocteve-. without �wl't —In *'?^Area, j) June 24th, Jark-
hev'atg caused a ,lags estimated et -t tiMorr . widow of tate late Thamat
abut Sl30t0, 'tsro.tlr. mend 73 year...
on July 1, to :kir,
and Mrs. Sir atam J Mi:110 ,
deugheer-..Margaret Ei .sae.
C a rpb. t1 -1a.
leTebternee on July 2. ;l
!dr, -nd UT:3. Arthur C<ai,mizlr ll,
lta'Gregor-1g Tuekereenitia�J, ¢o*n[�jai*
/• th. to M�, {
, Aqn Mj �w.A,i. Ven. .Mc. rlr: ,:1
or, a dao itt are
MARRIAGES
I
School Report
E.Xli`T hR PUBLIC SCHOOL
of the mystrie; of the present court The following is the result of the
vat em. promotion examinations based on the
work - during the term as well as the
'ARNED AGAINST BORER, sinal test. The names are in order
of lt
T!1' Ialaarr ar o t . and Provincial lento. nrer
Sr; `1 4 Eugene Howey. 'darjorit
malo;,sts, who- ]fav •bee alnvestlguIug Clark. Hugh Creech, frank Creech,
the mane of destroying the corn barb -
ea !rave :Baa ar issued warning for all l.dna Russell. 1' lorrie West, Marvin
farmers to clean, un the',r barn yard; , limey,* Jo]rn l untz, Mabel W1ue-
and burn. all 'old stalks before the first garden,e Teddy Taman,* Kathleen
of July. As this pest is nearly now ileitnran.* Marjorie ,Redd,* James
entering on the free flying, or moth Connor, Muriel Howa]d,* Jack Gam -
stage of its e3.istence and soon will be brill,* Reggie Beavers,* -Those
laying eggs. There is only one brood marked * were promoted to Jr. IV at
a year in Ontario and the borers feed Easter.
almost entirely on. all,varieties of corn, Jr IV—Irwin Ford, Vera Mooney,
--+-
Stella Northcott, Vera McDonald.
ORANGEMAN ATTEND CHURCH Doris Salter, Lyle I)irutey.
G. S. Howard, Principal.'
awn none gin,
Phi annual church service ,ut Huron, ROOM II
County Orange Lodge was held in the: From Senior III to Junior IV.
Trivitt Memorial Church on.Sunday' E. Walter 63, D. Gladnrau, 61, I. Mit-
afternoon last at 3 o'clock, when 160 cheli 58, N. Reeder 5 7' and W. Nel-
of the brethren gathered at the hall son 53, on trial.
hare and marched to the church, 4nd From Class B to Junior IZ'- C.
all but Sour lodges in the county were
Jen -
represented, Among the visiting Woods GS, H. Skinner 68, H. ren
brethren were Bra William Dawson, pings 64, S. West 62, I. llserling 57,
Provincial Grand Hastier of Saskatche- G. Bloomlield 57, A. McDonald a3,
wan and Rev, W. B. Moulton, a. form on trial and C. Hutchinson 53, on
e r chaplain, who assisted in the service, trial:
The rector, Rev. A. A. Tramper had From B Jr. Tei to Sr. III--'G'ti. Bish-
cherge of the service and preached a op 60, Tom Faye 59, B. Powell 5S, A.
most eloquent and .forcible sermon Passmore 56, H. Laing 55, S. Walter
taking nor has text, Judgee v i.'7, "BY 48 on trial, G. Nelson 43 on trial, J.
the 301 d I 0 men that lappewill save
you„ Passmore 46, on trial M. Beavers and
Th:. oreachcr said in part: -300 men Orval Beavers on inial.
From Class C Jr. III to Sr. III A..
McNally 73, Roy Batten 71, Wm.
Sanders 59. No. on roll 40 aver. att.
shovviact by a slight rnanrrerssm nness
foo• arduous s,ervvice, they would not
kneel, but' wnouid remain upright ready
for erestant action. They could . uf- 3 7. jean S. Murray, teacher.
fser thirst., hunger, pain, anything but
defeat,. Armed only weth, swords,
etelvers and lamps they had one fell
purpose -to completely defeat the .foe
ROOM III
Promoted to Forin III -Nelson
who hadcoan,e up "as grasshoppers Wells 73, Dorothy Denney 70, Clif.
f�of multitude,." God chose the JewishLamport 69, Mary 'Wells 69, Russell
nation tie be Hes peculiar people, far Collingwood 68, Verne Brimacombe
the discharge of a special work. De- 66, Roy Sanders 65, Harold'McDon-
shhe all their _feelings they were su- ald 63, George Andrews 62.
mneme av e hi,s, that they had found Class C. ---Usual monthly report.
God, their whole national history was Honors, Forbes Chapman 85, Ray-
regarded as due to the g'I da,ace 'and mond Pryde 83, Madeline Stewart
inspiration of God. From Abraham to 82, Helen Penhale 81; Gladys Hutch.
Nehemiah they national history was
one lona - record of God',s dealings with
them, every glorious episode -was the
result of. faith;. God was. Some-
- one n,earto them, and by fa':th men,
reached out and. made contact with
God, and God and .mien strove together
for one common end,. We do niot alas(
write our :history in -abase terms to-
day. - Our ,nation's successes we re-
gard as arcedents;, The defeat of the
Armada we ascribed to the skill of
English seamanship, the ancient Jevv
would have written such a story as
a ?haler of .praise. to God. We speak
of N,elsor, glad Roberts as ,a great
sailor and a great soldier respectively,
a Jew would have called them meine'of
great faith. Can you Imagine a Jew Little, 70; Helen Salter, '68; Viola.
writing otir E'a}}spire's history? He Hodgson 65; Mary Cann, 64: Boys,
would have exhausted language 'n de- honors; Harry Cole, 88; Wallace Sel-
scsahang how God .and man worked to don, 87 Kenneth Ward, 85; Joseph
gether, and what man tiel by ..fa5tht
By, faith :Alfr'd arnvne out the Danes Jackson, 84; ,Clayton Batten, 81;
and built up the EnaLsh .nation By Teddy Wethey, 79: Pass, .;Harold
faith Edward theCbafe•ssor' built Appleton, • 70; ' _Aimee Hunkin, 67.
w'stnenster• Abbey that we'malg1it. Promoted . to Jr. II—Pong "Ping
worship God in the beauty of holiness. Wee, '95; Joe. "Creech, 89; Richard
And time would fail to tell of Florence - Tramper, 88 Florence Cdinislt,•'85
Nightingale, Edith Cavell and a Brest of .Grafton -Cochrane, 81; Marion Davis,.
o thi:rs who,tt�rau3n
h faith -did esplait4 q6• Allan Fraser, 75. Pass Mildred
re .,, e hand, ea mere did truunrralr by Collingwood, 71; Aldon Appleton 69
Lae.,t t1 .ni ; so .shall we; '<accordu - to
yc.ur faith h- it unto YOU," Jpan Penhale, 64.
inson 79, Mabel Snell 79, Grace
Christie 75. Pass, Lois Statham 72,
Margaret Martin 71, Liiyd Freckle -
ton 66, 'Jean Sheen 65, Jack Hedden
63, Billy Nelson 63. No. enrolled,
35, aver. atten.33.71. .
H. M,. Kinsman, teacher.
ROOM IV
Jr. II This class was promoted
to Jr. II at Easter. Girls, honors:
Ruth Balkwill, 83 Helen Stanbtery,
82; Margaret Ellerngton, 81; Helen
Heywood, 80; Dorothy Cox, 80; Mar-
guerite Bloomfield, 79; Muriel Kay,
77;, Edith Kestle, 77: Pass, Stella
DEATHS
Phone 9
Doubled
eERV ICB
c?ATISFACTION
To prof. • to you that the peeple a»pr a:sit_ satisfactieia, ,ence fnstel
I»
:nig our n.•w Sliver we have' nor time deubl d our Baron and Cooked
1l.at trade. -
Ar you one of i)ur satisfied eft,ito nrrs
CHOICE SPRING LAMB THIS WEEK also BEEF. PORK & VEAL,,
LI this Bright, Sanitary Stare supply your wants.
RIVERS' MEAT MARKET
WHERE QUALITY IS H IGIIER THAN PRICE.
We close Wednesday aftarnoate but .„tie open every night..
J. A. STEWART 4
Phone 16
" THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
NIPPON CHINA DINNER SETS
Just arrived sn a very neat floral design, with solid Bright Gold
Handles, in Fine Nippon China, with Kermos shaped cups, full 97
pieces, worth in. the regular way 875 Special sale price $45.00
98c. WORK SHIRTS 98c. , •
Glen's Work Shirts in black and
white stripe, grey stripe and khaki
a full range of sizes from 14?'j to
17.
Regular . $L50, Sale pr,ce 98c.
RUNNING SHOES
114
Tan Canvas Shoes, Rubber sole
for every member of the family
in several different styles. Special
prices for the holiday season, $1,25
$L40. $1:65 and $1.75 .
LAUNDRY SOAPS
Gald Comfort, Sunlight; Sunny
Monday and P. and • G. Naphtha,
Special sale price 10 bars for 70c.
SALMON
Choice pink Sailmon, 2 one ib.
cams 35c,; 2 half lb. cans for 25c.
JELLY POWDER.
McLaren's Jelly Powder in
flavors Sale price 3 for 25c.
all
STOCKINGS
Ii GS
Chia en's and Ladies' black •:ot-
ban Stockings, in a' line one and
on:: rib; also plain sizes from 6
to l0. Special sale price 35c. pr,
,nr 4 pairs For ,95c,.
N USLTNS
Haney arena and pink stripe
Musilns; a]so a nice black , and
white, In all sizes of spots -excel- -
le.nt value, for summer wears,
Regular 40c.. . yd,, sale price 20c,
FANCY CAKES
Five different kinds of Fancy -
Sweet Biscuits, just fresh in. Reg-
ular 35c. lb. Special 20c, lb.
CASTILE SOAP -
7 cakes Pure Castile Soap far
25c, The long bar 17c. -
CERTO
A. pure fruit product, mackes
gerfeci, Jams and Jellies, from all
.fruit without boiling. Per bot. 40c
J. A. S E w t ART
This Store will close Wednesday aft•e noons during Jenne; July
and August. • e