HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-7-6, Page 8RAND TRUNK SYSTEM
EXETER Ainini;AT6., TRff.5DAY, JULY 61 192
xeter'Markets i Local Doings
CIIAANGED'~,VERY WEDNESDAY e1rs. , J. Christie undtv
erent ursog
we ..,..et . 4 O 5 G,exati'oEr in Victoria Hospital, Landolt;
Manitoba's Best Flour ....,.... .., last Thursdayand ^s Acing nicely,
390 - '
Family dour 3,85 s Mr. 'and Mrs. Thos. ,Cameron are
Pustry Flour
Fed Flour ......... 2.-,3.0 spending the summer apt their simmer
Sitarts ,..,.... 1.60 h^me .in: Hibbert, spending only the
Bran 1.60 week ends .here.
B ...
Creamery Butter .. 43 \Ir. Nelson Hill of tate Bank of Com -
Dairy Butter 33 to 36 merce staff, NTingere Falls, has been
Hay per Ton 26 to 27 transferred. tTorpedo, awe lir. Fran-
��
.La � $14 to 20 cis Hill has been c r�s�erred from Ot-
'16 taw to Montreal in the Dominion
13.50 Baal;
Hogs
GIRLS WANThD.
BASEBALL.
See the lest Juneor League game of
CLINTON K.NITTI:I;G CO., CLI\- Baseball on the Exeter diamond this cot last week when their daughter,
TON ONTARIO Nice. clean work. Thursday eveneug at 6 o'clock. The Ethe May, became the bride of Gar-
W.el lige:tee. well heated factory Lu -an team 41 be .here to play the dor' Rudd of London, R•ev. Capt. John
bu.idine. ideas to learn- Knitting, local boys. Corm_ out and see the Garbutt of Dundas Centre elethod st
Loofeng a -ea Finishing. Good position hem brews wort;. It is real ball, church officiating. The house was
feeexperienced help. Well equipped Aereee.)n 25c. and 15e. prettily decorated, and the bride was
Club and R_creation Room connec- _--
gowned in, white taffeta with embroid-
tion with the miff.
ffeam.aiioe. Day was a. quiet one in. `*' "' ^'
town Many of our citizens attended
the c elebrati'oe, in Centralia, or went
to the Bend. PHONE. 32
Members of the Masonic. Order of,
Exeter. Parkhill and Ansa Craig held
an e tioyable ,o craic at Gxand Bend
Wednesday= of last week.
Theme 'Norma, little daughter of lar.
and Mrs. Norman Hockey was taken to
London :Monday and was operated on
the same day fob strabismus, The lit-
tle patient es getting along nicely-.
RUDD-BRICKWOOD.
The. home of Zr.3and e'Ire, J. B.
Bdckwood, Landon, formerly of Ex-
eter. was the scene of a charming ev-
se rowed
whit. 1.114 'etlot:ks, carrying a
at ,�gbt, Report to John Hey,
Phew 88,
BO'I'LING.Bred bridal veil. arranged in high plats
at the back and ,caught with a cluster
'f.b :e reeks of tenter bowlers at-- of oran : blossoms and circlet of
teride.l the Elmwood tourney in. Lon- pearls. She carried Ophelia roses, Her
don an July est, and one rink attend- sister,Miss Jessie, was, ,bridesmaid and
d. the St. Mathews ;tourney m that she was gowned :n sand canton crepe
day, J malb ho
rse; e toe
(city. At the Elrwood greens R. G. br attend with crimson roses. Wm.
w
he;TR V HORSE.
Peen strayed from Zurich, on Fri-
23rd
ir:
.3rd a
CARS FOR S. LK
Two Ford cars in best of
Apply at Advocate Office,
LOOK AT THE LABEL.
The Adve ate Itieeelg last has bee
corrected up to April 13th. Look at
your lab -1 and see :f your Advecate
is paid in advance. If so, alright; if
not, wily not pay at once.
Mite>
HOGS WANTED.
A number of hogs, 60 to Si) pounds
3')teeiers. T. Willis, Centralia.
$e den's rink won the lig Charles Sib aid of Londe% were esti4'' man. Af-
Hyman. Troop}, anti first prizes s4hich x�r a ,a,otor iris to Toronto. they
ware laattdstame silver teapots and i. n reside in London. Exeter friends
cream and sugar howls.Three racks will wish th.nt every bappaneas. -
won lour games, and. Seldons rank
won three gantes with the highest
plus,
qualifying
s
other three. in the semi-finwith
S.eldon defeated Trick of London, and
is the. finals he de feared Hanley of
Arlater. R. N. Creech's .rink •won
three games, but their plus was too
small and N. J. ;O'r's rail: won two
crani s. The rinks were, -Woods, Stew
nr t, Tainan and S.eldon; Sanders, Fer-
gus e, Ham= and Creech; Rivers,
Harness, Anderson and Dore.
On Dominion. Day R. N=. Rave's rink
at St. Mathew's green, Landon, won
three games •with a plus of S and they
quel fid for third prize
Ria interfered with the Friday ev-
crime, local tourney last week. T1te
regular tourney will be held this Fri-
day evening. -
R. G. S eldon's .rink of bowlers at-
tended the St. Marks ;tourney in Lon-
don on 'Wednesday or last week.
On 'Monday morns a Weal rink.
composed of W. E. ,Sanders, Hugh
SpeeI mac, Goldie Cochrane and G. k,.
Anderson went to Guelp'b for e. two-
day tourney, and here's hoping they
win, out.
Exeter bowlers will also .attend the
Clinton tourney this week..
CHICK'S S FOR SALE -Baby Chicks'
from my i3,=d-to-lay Barred Rocks.
Get your order in for these at once.
Picone Crediton 15-31 L. V. Hogarth
CONTRACTING -
After being out of business for
nearly two years I am prepared to
contract on Carpenter ''Fork -large
or small ;obs of every description.
Special attention to hardwood floors
Plans drawn and estimates given free
of chars:. --Caleb Heywood.
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and. Fittingsin
Stock Iron or wood pumas repaired.
Wells pumped out or cleaned.
J, V. CANN. Phone 115
DR. JOAN WARD, Chiropractor &.
Optician Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chroni,. and Nervous
Disease.,. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted.
itted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
appointment. Office -William and
Sanders Sts., Phone 43.
Cars For Hire --Apply to C.L. Wil-
son.
PARENT 1
Help your boys and girls in the
struggle of life. Give them a g ood
course in Telegraphy, Shorthand or
Book-kzep'ng at
THi. O'BRIEN COLLEGE
361 Richmond St., London.
takes a spe.cial interest in each stud -
dent, Short courses July and August
011161•1010.61.F.00.1•10., •MINIMMM.INVIMIIMMOINIM.1111
BETT'S HOME BAKERY, will o-
pen for business in the Old Carling
Block on. Friday, July 7th. High
Class bread, calces and buns..
sir. \Valt.r Dearing was up from the
city Lor the week end.
Mrs. T. S. Woods ,returned Thurs-
day front a. visit ist, Oakville.
Paul Collins of INxtisor and stems
friends ;pent Monday in town.
Mr Clyde Beaman of Norwich spent
the week end with his parents here.
Lloyd Beavers has returned front St.
efary.s High School for the holidays.,,
>ir. Alex. Stewart of London spent
the week end with h, children herd.
\Ir. Will Hanson and efiss Jessie.
Mans:.a were home tor ,the holiday.
\l;,s Ida "Wambold of London has
been visiting friends here during the
week.
Me, and airs. Harry Gould of W 'i nd-
sar ;,pent a Lew days here with Tela
nes.
Mr. and airs. Isaac Statham ,of Win..
ham, a sxt:d over the week end here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Grieve and son
of Strataaroy are hol elaying with rel -
Millinery Bargains
3 DAYS ONLY 3
Thursday Friday and Saturday 6 7 8.
Big Sale of trimmed and untrim-
med Hats. Black Brown and Navy
dress Hats, Black, Brown, Navy and
Red. Sailors, Leghorns,'White 1lfilans,
Panantas and Transparent hats.
BIack Veiling reg. 40c for 250, Baby
Bonnets Pretty trimmed muslin
Bonnets reg. '$1.35 1.50 1.75, offered
at 65 76 and 85c. Pretty white bro-
caded Satin bonnets worth 75 and
85c offered at 36o. Crocheted bon-
nets worth $1.50 for 75c. Cushion
needles, laces etc. etc.
Store open evenings.
hXECUTRICES
FARM SALE
Th.: Executrices, to close the Estate
of tine late William H. Horton of •the
'IOwnsb:p of Usbarne, are offering fox
;;ale Let 30. Can 4, Township of 'Os-
borne, County of Huron, containiing
100 acres. On this property is abrick
dw ll ng large bank barns, drive shed
h;o, pat and Hen, house, a few acres
hard -w rod bush. Also parts o.f Lots
31 and 32, Con. 4, Townah,;,p of Us -
berme, Cotutty Huron, containing 80
ace s, On this pnaperty there is a
brick dwelling, large new up-to-date
bank ham and so, large a Lew drive
house new hen •bause, windmill striving
wat2r into barns; good hardwood lruslt..
Both properties. are :in a, first class
stat: of cultivation, well situated, be-
ing (los::: to Exeter and Hensall; con:
uenient to church and school; phone
and rural mil delivery. Will be sold
with ,a:• without crops to suit nurchas-
ers. For terms and particulars apply
on. t ' pr,emises to Mrs.. M. Louise
Horton, .-D:nsaal P. 0., ar to Miss
Mand A.. Horton, Exeter P. C., ar
too Thos. Cameron, Exeter P. O.
Contracting
A. Yelland.
anti's rt town;
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services in Town Hall
11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting
7 p.m.-Selvatxon Meeting.
2.30 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Class,
Cottage meetings in North End on
Tuesday night
Capt. MacGillivray,
Officer in Charge.
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding. dis-
trict that we are open to accept, ' or'
tender for contracts for all kinds
bu•iding We are experienced wo.xk-
men and by strict attest Y on to busi-
ness we hope to share in the contract
work of this dusiriict.
W ARES & PRYDIt, Exeter.
Dray and ‘Baggage
Anything you ,,lave to move we move
it reasonable
Motor Truck and Horse Dray at your
Service.
Auto Livery Horse Livery
BAGSHAW & EASTON
Miss Idella Davis of Windsor visit-
ed at her home here for a. few, days
during. t.'h- week.
Mr. A.releet Davis and friend, llr.
Wm. Tarranr of 'Toronto, visited here
°set. the holiday...
Y. P. Ci A.
Open each evening .to memberst
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.-"Life's Vicissitudes". •
7 pm. -"Imperfect. Ideals".
Rev A, A. Trumper, Rector.
Miss i.. Link of WWalkzrtorn visited
here over the holiday with her aunt,
Mrs. Wire m. Liotti.
Mr. and Mrs. French of Detroit vis-
itd with the Patter's sister, Mrs.. J ,
W. Bawd.en, -Monday.
Mr. and etrs. Rausam of North Bay
are visiting the latter's parents. eft,
and Mrs. W. J. Bissett.
Mr. and firs. Albert l.'amm end eon,
Marvin, visited in De -trait ± or a few
days during the week.
\vis, Blanche Quteeee, whit has re-
signed .from her position on the P. O.
staff, is visiting in Flint, Mich
Jufge L. H, Dickson, Mrs. Dickson
and 'Miss Dolly of .God rich ;;cent
Wednesday of last week in town.
Mrs. Newman and child of leingston
are visiting with the former's par-
ents, Mr. and lira. R. G. Selden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flynn and Mr,
and Mrs. Richard Treble of London
spent .the holiday with relatives here.
"Miss Aida Collingwood of Port Hur-
on, Mich., is spending her holidays with
her grandmother; Mrs, Win. Coiling-
Wood.
OA.VEN PRESBYTERIAN OHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday school and. Bible
classes
Union ser,ices during July „with the ethy
of London are visiting with Mrs.
Main. Street Methodist Church zt W PI , Armstrong of town, and Mrs.
Heywood - of Usboinnie.
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Baker visited
Mr. John Baker, -near Brussels., over
Sunday Mr. Baker not being in good
health.
Mr. McDonald and ,family of Guelph
and the Misses Weekes left Monday en
a motor and boat trip to Duluth- and
Mas tStoba,
i
11,ss May Armstrong is visiting with
her sister, Mrs,. Smith, n Toronto!.
Miss Fehr .has charge sof the millinery
busitle,s here.
s4I
and Mrs. Chas. Link and family
of F:raakenmuth, Mich., visited - with
the .l'ornner'.s sister, Mr. F. W. Baw-
den,:last week,
Mr. and Mrs Jas. ,Callccpr,gwood and
family of Hamilton motored here and
stent the Holiday with Mr. and Mrst
VGtn, Colliln,gwoo&
Mr., and -Mrs. Chris. Zuefle of Flint
Mich.,vits2'ted With relatives and friends
in. Exeter and Crediton, far a few days
during the week.
Mss. 0. Bedfore and daughter, Daze
JONES &-. M-AYPHONE 32
Special Values for the
Hot Weather
1-Ladies'1;,ADIJ:S' VOIL E BLOUSES.. -
Lot No. Voile Blouses, ,odd lines and sizes, goad
end styles, while they Last at only $1,00 each..
Lot No. 2--Ladises' Voile Blouses, sizes 36 to 44, beautiful quality goods
r >guiariy valued up to $3.50 each, areal bargain cl.mrirtrg at $l.95 each.
LADIES' WASH SKIRTS
We hay. nearly ene hundred white wash skirts to select from. These
come in, Misses' Ladies' and extra large sizes. The materials are in zotton
gabardiates, piques, etc., at much lower to ees then last season.
Wash Satin Skirts -Good quality all sizes at $6.75 .eachi
Fine pleated skirts zn..navy .serge with tsbxt: embroidery, also plain whites
p 'ated skirts at $6.95 each.
MEN'S STRAW H:.A.TS
We Heave all the ,new styles is !NUR's St: a., Sailors and pan anus :at rea-
sonable prices, Asa. to see the new rough Straw sailors with blaeN., Una
brown. bands.
MEN'S FINk SHIRTS. AT $125 EACH.
5 dozen Meets Fane Shirts, light colors, good washing rttattrruals, siz-
es, 14 to 16, on sped sale at only $1.25 each
VENUS SILK HOSIERY FOR LADIES.
W. are pleased to =Oa -ace a further reduction in the price of the
celebrated Venus Silk Hosier . This is a pure silk thread, splendid wear-
ing
:earisag quality,All popular colors, such as white, blade, na.vyp,sated, verge, ea -
dart, Russian calf, Reduced price $1.7i Ver..
We also have cheaper silk hosiery from 85c. a pair up to $1.40 par.
DINNER SETS,
Several good patterns t select from. Prices much lower. -
qualiay
New Shipment of Young;den's Stets
Several smart new patterns just pair+t.d into stat:!:, of Young 'Tea's Sty-
lish Medium Priced Suits, in colors of Brown, Nat',*, and Grby, Tae are
beautiful all wool cloths, made for particular dr ssers, who demand the very
lataot in clothes.
CHILDREN'S KAKI
Tis re i- nothing to beat these Khaki or Blue Combination. Suits Los•
small boys. They are good washers and will last a what: suasutaer. fust
the thing for the holidays at $1.25.
OXFORDS CANVAS . SIHOE S SANDALS
SUITS.
Black, Brown or Wl.t. Oxfords for hien And
Outing Shoes in White Black or Brown for
NOTICE
On account of Saturday, July lst, being to hol da.y, this store will remain
open, on Friday night.
STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS DURING JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST‘
JONES &MAS
1. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victory, Dominion of Canada,
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all
investment .for Trust Funds.
this church, Rev, Geo. McAlister, B:A,
the minister.
Boy Scouts will meet Friday evz;nang
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
11 a.m.-The antnsster.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7.00 pm. -The minister.
All invited most cordially,.
Helpful music.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo, McAlister; M. A.
Mime 21r3
Union service with Coven Presby-
terian church in Caven ,church during
July. Rev, Geo. McAlister, B. A., the
2,45 p.m. -Sit 4Y ' School.
AT BETHANY
2:30 p, rat. --The minister,
At existing prices .From 6 iter
to 7 per cent can be obtained
these bonds.
Orders received by me,
Money to loan at lowest rates of
irsltterest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
Pro-
legal
cent
from
Display Advertising -Made known
on appl!catlon.
Stray Animals -One insertion 50c.,
three insertions $L00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than fire li'n'es, Fear Sale, To Renit
Wanted, each insertion SOc. Lost and
Found locals 25c, an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c, ,per
line per insertion, No nolticee less
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 50e.
each insertion, for one month of four
insertions.
M,r.. Fred Gould and newly wedded
bride of Stratheoy were here duri
the week ispend3ng a part of their hon
eymioon with ,fraiends and .relatives,.
Mr. and ;'Mrs. Fred 3. Hill, son and
daughter el Toronto, spe,nt the week
end here with relatives, ,loan their way
bS' motor far a week in Det,roctt.
Mr. and Mrs'. F. Boyle. and on, Mrs,
Ni. SHre:ere, Mr. Frank Sheere,, Mrs. G.
Hockey and son motored to Lansing,
Mich,, on, paturaay, returning Tees-
dey.
Mrs. Logan after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. ,Chas. Birt'y`lteft Monday,
moan:mg to join her husband at. Sar-
nia and return to her home .ini Win=
Mr. Wpnbarn:e, who has been on the
1 Bank of Commerce staff here, for
s;om.e. time, has resigned, and left this
week for Toronto, where he ,intends
Peeistutg sn a• broker's office..
SOUTHCOTTBROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
2 Real Bargains
No. 1
About 50 ,pafirs of Children's, Miss•es', and Women's' W,hete Canvas Ox-
fords aliee Laced Shoes that sold as High: as $4.00 a pair, N;ot this sea-
son's ;goods, of course, but every. pais worth a great deal more than we aslf
for them. YOUR CHOICE 98c.
No. 2
About 50 pairs of Woanen's Canvas Oxfords and High Lace Shoes, with
some small
sizes of high top leather 'Sloes in. 'this assortment,' Shoes' that
sold at $5,00 .a par. Come 'early for ,first choaoe,
PRICE ,per peer, $1.48.
Southcott Bros
r
THE DOUBLE TRACIC ROUTIs
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Usnexcel,led dining car service
Sleeping caro on night trains and
Parlor caws on principal day trains.
Full informs** from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Eorm
ist g District Passbktper Agent, Toro
N. J. DORE
Phone 44w Aunt, Ezeter
The correct wary and the easiest way
to dispose of 'some property or sell
some small article, find a tem ant ter
your house, or an article you have Mt
or help when you want Zit, is to insert
a small advt. in the 'Want Column"
of the Advocate.
DR. At E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
Dr. G. F. Roulstom„ L. D. S., D. D. 5,
DENT13T
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. @.
Honer Graduate Toronto •Unker*llty
Office --over Gladman & Stan/tulle
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEbR AND
VALUATOR for .Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Far*
Stock Sales. a Specialty. Office at
Central. Hotel, Exeter, Ontario
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middletaet
Prices Reasonable; .,and Satisfactnoa
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - , .Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We havle a large' amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter