HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-8-3, Page 1THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY AUGUST 3, 1922
SA2ui.z~S & C ;;1
PHONE 81
The Men's Store
Have A Summer
Suit Tailored to
Your Personal
ail
Requirements
SPRING MEN'S FURNISHINGS IN
SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, CAPS „
SOCKS, UNDERWJ.AR,
GLOVES, ,IwTC
THE S1 ASON'S
SMARTEST STYLh,S
are shown in our offerings of Men's
High Grade Furnishings. All the
Latest fabrics are here„ made up in
the Latest models b the very best
manner. You certainly will want ane
of our suits when; you see the goods
and learn what a ,saving, our prices
afford.
We W. Taman
Tailor&Furn .sher
AGENTS FOR
"THE HOUSB OF HOBBERLIN
Closed Wednesday afternoons dur-
ing June July and August.
Our Corner Twenty eight Canadiran. Daily news Local News:
papers have dropped out Bice 1914.
The increased Dominion tax ,on cle- The ballot paper in Winnipeg in the The new fneglit rates went into .ef-
patter 'is .said to have cost Canada
a quarter of a mil lion dollars in rev-
enue during June alonne, There seeans
tto be such a,, thing ,as making things
too deer.
Seine people have a, nasty habit of
picking their neighbors flowers, en-
Ate-lying
r
Ate•lying off the sidewalle,ta gather
flowers from private :property. It is
a: mean, and Thoughtless thin to do,
and guilty ones should ,cut it out.
The first farm laborer's excursioe.
to the West , from ,thee district will
leave here August 14th.. It looks as
Though a much larger number of help-
ers will], be regurred.:then, heretofore,
a� all crops promise such an abundant
yield awd big preparations are being.
made ;to harvest it, Quite a large.
number :inteand going from this neigh-
borhood,
TO CQRRESPONDENTS,
To insure publication all news must
be in the Advocate office by Tuesday
morning of each week, owing to the
half holiday on, Wednesdays (of June
July and August.
PROPER ATTENTION FOR EYE.
PAYS BIG REWARDS.
Scitentific correction of all the dill -
trent defects of vielon gives you all
the advantages of perfect eyeeight,and
very often improves the gerteralheaith
by relieving a strain on the nervous
syetets.
We have all the modern instruments
for making complete tests and giving
muscle exercises.
Reap These rewards by consulting us
at once. Service and satisfaction guar-
anteed,
Reasonable prices.
J. WARD, D.C„ Optometrist
One Block west of Public Library --
5. E. Corner.
Phone 43 for appointment.
ti,Ausive Dea jpr
htnnf/aa System
Consult the
Agent
A. DAYMAN
Phone 172 r 3
Exeter
floriGEBRomes
MOTOR CAR
The Dodge is all steel body and built for Service.
F. 0, B. Wineleor; including the ,Taix.
Touring $1370 Sedan $2350
Roadster 51325 Coupe ......... .... ..... 5,1525
PILON & FOOTE
Huron Garage
SOME REAL SNAPS IN USED CARS.,
recent election was nearly six feet in feet on, t uesdes of the; week;..
1eneth, Little :,Margaret Ellerrr.gion is improv
With the styles as they are you .can
see tint all the family skeletons 4o
hot ,stay: in the ;closet.
Now is the time :to prepare your
exhibi is for the Fall .Fairs. July has
pa.$ ed and .the Fairs w l soon be on
Calgary and Saskatoon: will each,
plant avenues of stately trees instead
of a monument for a soldiers" memos-
Lal.
Judge --You sta.-td convicted of hav-
ing beatean your wife. I hereby fine
you $3.30. AU right, your honor, but
why th'e 30 cents . Judge --That'; the
amusement tax,
The total of business failures in
Canada last week was 67. Of these 19
were in Ontario, 14 in Quebec, and 13
in. Manitoba. It is ,riot is fun in bus-
iness these days.
Swearing. In the last antaleels, is a.
symptom of a perverted mind. Tile
oath simply means .here is :;ometbing
out of kilter in the mind and heart
of the man using it.
A Port Arthur mar, dug a cellar for
a pool room and struck oil. His ache
ievement is, however, beaten by yeti+_.
eral Toronto sleuths who dug up some
tomato plants in a citizen's back yard
garden. and struck wh'skey.
�Ir. and M. Wood, who, have been.
Vee ng Mr. and \ire H. S. Waiter,
have returned t the'r bone .n Ham -
!item
Mrs. Janet to trod an4 \?r.a. _.asnpl. ll
of Exe*er, and .Mr. Geo. Pr n;;:e of
rook , s. ie`:t on Mo_ sa tor
in rri=ee]. from her recent illness. l3 k . h *nd . t ,arbor
Beaeh Minh., where they will loin
gFes Horton sill teach at Hurondale t}%c_Y sitters, -:see Shasv anti], 3lrs, Shoe after the vacat'on, Dinr sig the past b t -- *t. liar}:s Journal rtr guel
year she taught at Blyth„ BIRTHS
�Ir, and Mrs Norman Hockey wend
n London tis week with their Tjttl
baby, T -elm a Nerata, who underwent
a t <nae c lou mete week. ago for strati
b:smu , to have the other eye operat-
ed on for The ,same trouble.
Mfrs. Adeline Sillery and three
The appointment o; W,:11. Marten boys, Garnet and Alin of Seaford.
Ii. C., of Regts.a; as Judge of the Sask-arm Morels= of Hudson Bas Jun.:t.,on Pert --Ira Hensall, on July 25, to
atrthewan Court ot Appeal has beep. S s1s ."-turned on Sunday after avis- J. W and hiss. Peck, a daugh'te
"t.
offic_aliy aautounced. t ;at the home of William Pfaff, Lake.
Air. and Mrs. George Lovell of Lon- Road. and other relatives in thio vie -
dost announce the birth of a daughter InItY.
on July 2ettla. Mrs: Lovell Was for-
merly M. Flynn. f Exetea.
A monster U. F. O. picnic will be
sheid'at Grand Bend on August I.6tit.
• Premier Drury will be ,present as well
as W. Bieck., I. P., and A. Hicl e
M. P. P.
Miss bias• Armstrong, who has been
the London Hospital for the pan,
three weeks, having undergone en op-
eration for appendicitis, is expected
home this week
Mr. Wm. J. Parnoes Centrare
thee be on apps nted Postmaster of
l that village. 'lee position was render-
ed vacant some months ago by 'the
;removal of Mr. P. Hanlon.
Mr, Will .re esteott. ion of Mr. and
MMrs, John T. Westeott, o: Hamill
acs:ompen :d by Jess wife and two clee-
'deep, motored here en Freley vele
spent the day with ,.rinds and .Tela -
t tees. It is about 20 ,years agcy that
4r. and Mrs, West Cott left Exeter.
Mr. Arthur Coxworth ha,, deposed
of his Iter -acre farm, London. Road,
gene, to :dr. Camel eloy ;ere of tib
bent, for the sum of $6,000, possession
to be 4g vee on December 1st.
The work ot making a. cement ewe,
wav .tor the water son Ann Street has
Ibeen, Comp], ted cat the cement cov-'
er:u ; nt .lis. a very gem). ,sidewalk, A.
The German mark is rapols eecom-'»elk ha• a's) be.n111,1 metlt:,cast side.
ing of very little 'value In New York as W Ula. n street ,north. ot Ann to
themark is nosy quted at 15 1-2 centseaxnnect with the portion built some
a hundred, or less than one-sixth of Years a;4. The roadway en. Arun St-
e. cent eael>.. Before the war one mark ha.; oto ben graded.
was of the value of 23.8 cents,
1 .l"he ct neoyees u. the, Sherlock fe
:101.1tert nr, Patine s ..: Lendon, passed
—^�-- t.hroug11 town t n Saturday last of
their way to Cie—non .o play a game
he Lower School of 131.1 T w.; . the employees 01 the
Exams.
EN.E:T.e.R HIGH SCHOOL
SECOND FORM
• • Clinton e .n o ;he sante company.
They were a . sc,. 'dun It en:i as they
tweed ter urh thtn m'i'le .heves live -
Uy. Tltes took lunch on the school
!grounds 1y, r e. The le ;l ,game resulted
1 in, a win io:• Cti,titon, elle score being
8-4.
Effete: lH'gh School has ,obtained a
most enviable record in the Lower
'" A1" ---complete Lower School$shoot Exasignation xesults, Just re -
atoll abetical. order- - calved front the Department of Ed -
Ed, Althvorth, Ruby Creech, Maur. u ation. The Board of Education
ice Farquhar Lulu Fulton, 'MaryGrl may well fee. that ,will. aan'tc.11igent pu `
fill:►an. Lloyd Hairat, Florence Har. pis and a capable Principal, backed ,,y
vey Fred Hearin, E Ila Horney,Lattra `nn excellent stnagif doff eeachera, the;
Knight, Nellie Medd, Hanna 'Murray I tie are glad to announce that the],
Grant Saunders, Kenneth Staxnbury, Lit..
la :el. Snell., Pearl Thomson, Marion ' time ee"she" w;li be charge dtir-
Woods, pe. Thee next school. ,year.
"Be—Lower School, all but osie Sub•• 1BATI3 OF AIRS. IJIG SANT.
je-t,— I The sad death took place early on
Celia Christie arithmetic, Wm. Coch Tuesday morning of this week of an
rand, Art ; :Nary Hornet', Grammar;' esteemed lady in the person of ] le1-
Gerta. Hunter, Art; Ruth Lamport,' en:. Howard, beloved wife of ],:lira.
Physiology; Isabel]. 1'Iurray, Arida- '' M. Ie:gnaw, after an illness of several
meth.; Benson Tuckey, Art;Tomweeks. She was aged 44 years., Born
Yellow, Art. 1 in Exeter, the daughter :of the late Mr.
hand �Irs. �n m, Howard, she had re-
rr%"—i..nwe'r School all but two cnll_..'sided in. Exeter all ,her life, and was
;highly esteemed by all who knew her.
1 she was a member of Main Street
elethedeet Church, and active in the
varieus branches of the church work.
Beside: leer husband, she is survived
by one son Howard, and one daughter
],Helen, also two sisters, Mrs. Victor
F eneh of VTetaskiwin, Alta., and Mrs.
The following obtained all they tried— is .}aur Martin of Exeter; all of whom
Irene Stewart 6, M. Nell. 2, Lyle leave The sincere aympathy of a wide
Statham 2. . !circle le of friends. The funeral, which
is of a ,private nature, takes place to
Third form pupils completing last the Exeter cemetery on, Thursday af-
year's subjects,— t.e.rn,, .
*,„,Now completes .on at 2 p.m.
Gertrude Francis passed in Gram.
jects—
Janin .Hogarth.
All but three subjects—
Helen Dignan.
All but four subjects—
Bertha Russell.
*Violet Ratcliffe, ,passed in, arith. Mr. S. M. Satnders ,ia in Toronto
this week on business.
*Mary ElwarthY, passed 'n Arith,
*Aurelia, Anderson, Hist., Grans., Mr, Harry Parsons of indsor vis -
.G eorgranhy. . ,ted relatives here last week.
*V. Whiteside, Art. " 'Miss Pearl Godwin of Listowel is
SUMMARY visiting Miss Beatrice Howey.
Exeter ,176 'attempts at papers; 161 sue- N 38 Amy Shapton spent Sunday
cesafuL visiting with her .friend, Alike Pfaff:
Have a Heart !
We know you will when we tell you
that the Jute crop ea India is ro'short
that the price ,oaf all the Jute ,sacks
we ,have to buy has advanced 331-3
par cent the last ,two months, anndnew
are twice the ,price they were a few
years ago, This is becoming a serious
matter for millers :and we are asking
you to'
HAVE A HEART
and kindly bring along sacks winenyou
want Feed of any kind, •If any of our
sacks are around your home will you
not return thein, please?
Our prices for love$ are bulk priicee
and do not 'include the sack.
Harvey Bros.
FIRST FORM
Mess Vera Rowe is holidaying at
Presqu'ile Point, end will also s*,usit in
Toronto.
These pupils take four papers, M,is Ruby Treble returned to To -
Grammar, Canadian History, Botany ronto, after spending a couple weeks
and Art. • " at her home here ,
A—A11 four subjects, names -in Mrs, P_hc1, Rowclzffe ,of ,London vis -
alphabetical order,— Mae Abbott, ited with her sister, Mrs. Robt.. Dine
Marguerite Aldworth, Alvin Alexan- nay, en Friday last, ,
der; Grant Collingwood, Crescent
Miss Dorothy Kuntz hasp, returned
Daynzan, Elsie ,Gardiner, Herman ttoure after visiting vdth eelatives .n
Gower, Elizabeth Hamilton, Oscar ?le+sot and Hamiitoal,
Harrison, Howard Hunter, Ruth Tory . errs. Harry Prowse, of Marlette,
Maud Miller, N. Garfield Thompson, Mich, is visiting among relatives here
Helen Wethey, Olive Wood. and in Stephen Township. ;
B-3 Subjects, Francis Abbott, Mrs. Bishop and daughter, Miss Win. -
George Beaver, Bland Campbell, we, are spending g a' couple weeks at
Charlie Campbell, John Gilfillan, Grand Beni ,summer resort,
Wand Von Wascinski, Charlie Glad-'
man, Leonard Greb, Marguerite I Ina Homer Russell of Wetar ,win„
Alta, is visiting his parents, leer. and
Hackney, Ella Kuntz, Harvey Pollee, Mrs. Tir.n. Russell of Exe ter,
Tom Pryde, Verne Roulston, Bruce
Tuckey, Mrs. Ge ege Brownlee and two
C -Obtained 2 sabjects Amelia ! hS :le eoi!P Mr: annd Macrres, vT,stFlgysLrra t
the
Acheson, Charlie Acheson, Pred Ford+
Hazel Hackney, 1 Mr. Fred Armstrong of Pami;s spent
D—The following obtained all the a few,days last week with; hits uncle
subjosts they•tried Dorothy Snell and aunit, Ma; and 1VLrs, I. Armstzlang.
8 Ruth Andrew 3, Florence Walter Master Hanold Carling, lnarninlg . re -
1, La Belle .Kay 1, Bert Gardiner 1, covered ,from bus :illness, hes. eetinrni;ed'
A.egrotat (Ill); W. Allen 1. , with 'hes b -ether John to their home
em
London,
aunimary, 144 Attempts, 119 Suc i Mrs. R Treb;e and liars. 1Zey and
cessful; Grand Summary, 300 Attem- daughter Irene v.siterl at the home,oif
pts, 280 Successful, or over 90 per ma -e, mom, MI•,;. Flynn spent the
cent.
K e:r; t, ver—At Dashwood, ora July 25,
so. Mr. and hfra. W m- Kleirtstiver,
sou:
DEATHS
gn n�-In Exeter, on August 1st,
EIs"lenu Howard, wife of E. hL Dig -
11.311 aged 44 years.
antlers! Attention!
IN FALL WHEAT USE ,THE FOLLOWING BUO+ BRANDS,
OF FERTILIZERS, ---
BUFFALO IDEAL — 2+4 — $►403.5 Pee 'toe,
BUFFALO ECONOMY . ,-- 2-8-2 - $3$.50
BUFFALO TIP TOP . , ...,.., — 1-8.4 -• 37.00
BUFFALO ACID .S POTASH 10-4 -- 36.25
BUFFALO ' PHOS, fe POTASH — 10-2 — 34,25
BUFFALO SIXTEEN PER. (ENT ,.. 16 --• 28.00
THESE PRICl S F.0,8., EXETER in 125 lb. bans. Terms net
December 1st, or $1.;00 per tort less .t'or Ca sin at the car.
FOR. ' LE BY
FRANK OOD, Exeter,
OR AT R. G+ .SELDON'S WAREHOUSE.
Phone
ER'4 ICE
OAT1SFACT1OR
If You Know
That meat es down in; pri•'e, and it will nay you
fine buying .,ss+;rlariv,
Farmers
our rsrTees be -
When you thresh let us supply you with a choice meatty ROAST.
DELIVERER ANY TrelE.
Let this Bright, Sanitary Stare supply your wants.
RIVERS' ERS' MEAT MARKET
WHERE QUALITY IM HIGHER THAN PRICE.
1V4 close Wednesday afternoon, but are ooen every n vitt.
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
" THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
PROFITS ARE FORGOTTEN
FOR THIS WEED'S CLEARING OF
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
98c Ladies' Canvas- Shoes
Good Styles
All Sizes
98c • $4,00 Values
98c. $6.49 'Serge Sport Skirts $6.49
This Season's Styles
Pleated and Embroidered
98c. ".*6..49 Navy and Black $6,49
75c, Ladies' 'Linen lefotering Dusters :,. .. 75c
A real Investment for saving clothe.,,,
'$1.00 Men's Straw Hata $1,00
$1.65 Men's $2.25 Overalls $1.65 Any straw hat in the storefor
Just when,you need thein I$1.00. Why wear that. old one
and you 'save 50e, to 75c a pair Values up to $4.00
2 for $L5L Men's Balbrigganty — 2 garments .for $ 1,,50
Zimmerkn,t, first quali Underwear 2 for $L50
GROCERY
Kellogg's Corn. Flakes 3 for Z9c.
Shredded Wheat, 2 for 24e,
All Laundry Soaps, 10 bars 70c.
Pure Cocoa, per lb. 15c.
3 cakes Palmolive Soap' 23c,
SPECIALS
Christie's fresh soda Biscuits 15c
Extracts, all flavors, 3 for 25c,
Forest City Baking Powder
1 pound can 25c..
6 pounds, Best Oatmeal Z5c,.
2 cans pink salmon. 25c,
J.
A.
STEWART
Tbis Store will close Wednesday afternoons during June, July
and August:
week -end en London '
ewe.