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The Exeter Advocate, 1922-9-14, Page 8ra; x urElt. ADVOCATE, THURSDAY SEPT. 14� 1922 Exeter Markets. I -Local' Doings CHANGED iVERY WEDNESDAY 90 ORANGEMEN ATTEN TION. 3,90 *2611•meeting Thursday evening3.4060 Se ,pan, at 8 ,p, Full attendance rcc uesttett, 1.75 • Rev. A. • A. Trurop2 . r, W. M. Wheat Manitoba`s Best Flour Family Flour P,,ary Flour Feed Flour S arts Bran .....,... Cre:nnery Butter Dairy Butter Peg;., Lard Halo per Ton Potatoes, per bag Hogs 1.50 1.25 3s to 40 CANDLING EGGS AT FAIR. 34 to 3Z Mr. R: J. Bell ;of the Department of 8 Agri,•ulture of the Dominion of Can 20 ada will give a Demonstration of the $14 to $15 Casa.alin., and Grading of Eggs, a. sist- .1,00 ed by C. F. Homer, iia, the Agriculture 1l.e5 Hall, Exeter, on Fair Days, Sept. 18 and 19. Do • not fail to see the Dem- atistxrjtion. There are two sets of Fall fiats in various styles and wog-, ,,r:z,;s given.--• • • orings, the season's latest designs for Rest 5 doz. New Laid Eggs, $3, $Z women and children, are now on dis Best 2 doz. New Laid Eggs, $2, $1 play is our millinery parlors. • We invite the ladies of Exeter and vicinity to call. Store .open Wednesday and Satur- day evenings. FALL AND WINTER A, 7 ELLAND, MILLINERY OPENING, Eggs to be ii Hall for judging by 12 >'clock Monday. SEE OUR FOUND.—A plaee where you ca.}a buy Britisi.-Amer-e :n gasoline at 31c. —R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North RE1V'ARP OF $100.00. 1 will pay $14x1,00 to airy person that will get me the right party that has b:an CirCulating false report; about me L. J. WILLERT PROPERTY FOR SALE. Consisting of house, stable and. $ lots of land, situated in. Exeter North For particulars apply to j .. Bier1ra , Hay P. 0. COTTAGE FOR SALIN A C.rasne cottage ern Sa raders street or,e block west o. Russell's Black- sm.th .:hop, th good repair. Three be,droonts. parlor, inning roam, cloth- es closet pantry, k ache i, wood,Iied stable, hal: acre ]are., with fruittrees. Good well, eastern in house. Apply to Fisher Bros., Exeter. LOOK AT THE LABEL The Advocate mailing last Inas tee eft e •ted. up to J a;. 26th. Look at your label and sae if your Advaeate is Paid in advance. if so, alright; if not, why not pay at or,4z, HOGS WANTED. A number of hobs, 60 to 90 pounds Deeders. T. Willis„ Centralia. CHICKS FOR' SALE—Baby Chicks from my Bred -to -lay Barred Rocks. Get your order in :or these at once. Phone Crediton 18-31 L. V. Hogarth HOW I5 THE PUMP? New Iron Pumps and Fittings in Stack Iron or wood pumps repaired. Wells pumped out or. cleaned, S J. V. CANN. Phone 115 DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor & Optician. Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments for Chronic and Nervous Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit- ted, Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by appointment Offi.e—William and Sanders Sts., Phone 43. A Showing extraordinary of Newest and Smartest Fall and Winter 'Millinery, awaits your inspection in our Display Room oa. Sept. 16th. You are roost cordially invited to attend. The Exhibit features a selection: of the most choice desag,ns and richest materials we have ever shown in Pattern Hats, Tailored Hats, Untrimmed Shapes, Tripnaings, Ribbons, Velvets and Silks, May we .have the .pleasure: of Wel- conning you. T V. CURLISS Store Open Evenings. STRAYED. After Aug. 26th, front John Hicks' grass farm, Lot C., Con, 6, Usborne, a roan steer, about 800 lbs, or over marked -n left ear. Anyone seeing hftn please write F. P. Conlin, Clande- aaoy e, or phone Crediton 29-31. Dr. G. E. L psitt wishes to manounce that he will open• an, office about Oe- tober list for the practice. of medi- a in the house immediately south Y. P. C. A. rooms, 'on, Main St. tie your order for PEACHES at. ILSON'S. HOUSES TO RENT OR Si ,LL,-- Ataplu to Mrs. A. Cottle, Exeter. BOARDING PLACES WANTED. The Board of Education desires that all person; wishing, to board students will give their names to the Secretary .Liss K. hlaeFaul, as many students are enquiring for boarding places. DRAINAGE TENDERS. T.mders will be recgived •by this, na ersigned to ,Furnish, ematlerial rand <cnstruct 4450 ;feet ,of 12 inch field the drain; 1000 feet, ,10 inch, and 100 feet of 12 inch Vetrifled pipe drain, in: one, two or three sections, up :to Tuesday, October 3rd, 49 22, to 2 p. m. Plan.; and specifications can. be a.en at the ,office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. HENRY EILBhR, Township Clerk, Crediton, P. 0., Ont Look What's Here 1 PARNELL'S HOME-;IAD1 .OR a BAKER'S BREAD AT 7 c. A LOAF t Wilson's Grocery ' Betts' florae -Made Bakery Have you tried a loaf of our Bread? If not, get one to -day, "The proof of the Pudding is in the Eat- ing." Headquarters for HIGH CLASS BREAD BUNS AND CASES Special attention given to orders for Picnics, Luncheons and Wed- dings. wi iDDIN G CAKES A SPECIALTY e-Pt�� WO i.rwrirEo 361 RICHMONND ST., LONDON See our Wireless, Commercial, Type- writing and Calculating Machine ex- hibits in Dairy Building at Western Fair, ; t VT. J. O'BRIEN, Commercial .Speciali,st, Principal Contracting 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 of building We are experienced work- men and by strict attent i on to busi- ness we hope to share in the contract work of this district. W ARES & PRYDIL, Exeter: Look! You! i1711v not ship your Prodduce to Landon. by Truck Service Regular trips, • Yfon ay, . Wednesday and Friday. Rates, 35c, per hundred, BAGSHAW & EASTON STRAY HEIFER, A. two-year-old heifer came unto the. remises of the undersigned, Lot 9, on. 1, Stephen. Owner can have the ame by proving property and pay,. ng expenses. NELSON ST, CLAIR, Crediton, Ont. SALVATION ARMY SERV 1ChS Services as usual next Sunday. Services in Town Hall 1 a.m.—Holiness Meeting 7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting, 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Why do lawyers carry prewar bags? Mail and. Empire. Can't say, runless itis to match :their clients. The Canadian memorial at Wray Ridge has been started, When com- pleted, it will cost $1,000,000.. The rains of the last week were badly needed by the farmers, the r.und having become very dry and hard for ploughing. Grass neededthe shave rs also anal has freshened up c•on,sideraly. aa.I Mrs, J. a,. morgan, Exeter announce the engagement of their only daughter Myra Edna, to John Abner Stewart elder son' of lir. and l\1ris, J. T. Stewart of ,Ursborne Township, the marriage to take ,place le. E,,; a-er on Saturday, Sept, 23rd. Hiss Amy Shapton, daughter of lir. tae Mrs, James Shapton of Stephen is seriously ill at her home; :from spinal trouble. A specialist was called from London in consultation, with 'Dr, Hyndman on Sunday., She lid ,not ben, feeling +yell for Several day, Rea•. Trvmp:r, who has- been, in charge of th e service; of Holy Trip,.itv Church, Witgnioeg, for the past six weeks returned home on Wednes- day evening of last week, and took charge *1 the services in the Trvite Memorial Church here on Sunday, Before leaving Winnipeg the Rev, entleman, was tendered a banquet by the congregation of Holy Trinity and Presented with a :beautiful avalie't, bearing his autograph and containing $100.00 in money. In the automobile accident on Lon- don, Road South last week it was :Mrs, 1-I. Elworthy, not her husband, who kvas driving theCa', ;1.13x, Elworthy explains that the report as copied from a London paper was incorrect, as it. '! wits the party driving the other car thatran, into her Oar when she was proceeding very- slowly and almost ov- er a small bridge Her car was well Yver on, The proper side of the road,' a, she is of opinion, that the lady driving the other car lost her, head when she saw the danger, Class. Cottage meetings in North End 'on Tuesday night. Capt. Hopkins Lieut. Hoskins Y. P. CL 'Al. Open each evening to members;. Trivitt Memorial Church BOWLING. ^� The Friday eve.ning tourney at- tracted 40 bowlers, among them beim, a half-dozen from Dashwood. The winners of first prize were,— E. J. Chris se H. Spackman, J. H. Grieve and R C'r. Seldom, with, three wins and a plus .of 31. Second prize went to 1. Flann, Geo. Snell, True. Elliott,and T. R. Ferguson, who had 3 wins and a, plus of 17. ADDING A FIFTH TEACHER. The Board of Education, owing to the very large increase of students in the High School, haS been. obliged to fit up another room, and engage another teacher, who has been ad- vertised for. In the meantime '\1r, Maurice Harvey is taking the ,work for two weeks. Over 160 students are in attendance, an increase of ,more than. 40,,„aver last school year. Greatly increased attendance at the biigh Schools all over the province is reported, and in many cases another teacher has to be secured to cope with the situation,. Fred Heim= is attending Collegiate in London, Miss Mary Tom has returned from a visit in Toronto. Mr. C. W. Robinson. has .returned from ; visit in. Toronto, Mr. and firs. T., R. Ferguson :pent the week end in Teeswater. Miss glary Jane Gill of Detroit is visiting relatives and friends here. -Miss Louie Amy, nurse of London, spent a clay or two at her home here miss Ethel Bee of Parkhill has been the guest of friends here during the week,. Mr. Wallace Fisher of Huntsrllle. spent a few days aci:th his parents here. - _Miss McDonald, milliner, spent a day in town last week, corning down from Clinton. Mr, and Mrs, Walter Cutbush re- turned Saturday from ;their honey- moon trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gould and son Hugh of Windsor spent a day or two with relad'ive,s here, Mrs. Clarence Smith and children, who have been visiting Mrs. John Snell returned to Windsor Thursday. Mr. and airs. N Ogden and .1Ir. and Mrs. Fraink Coates left Friday morn- ing on a motor trip to Muskoka, 11 aim.—"The Preciousness of Christ!' 7 p,m.—"The Disciplined Life." Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector. E'JAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister 10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible 'Classes. 11 a. in. -Sacramental Service: "The Light of the World." 7 p. ni. "Poland and her Religious Movement." The Minister Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening. JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, M. J. Wilson, B.A. 11 a. m.-. 7p.m.—. 3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible Study. A11 Cordially Invited, MAIN ST: METHODIST Ci1URCH Rev Geo, McAlister, M. A. Phone 21r3. 11 'a.m.—Ciarist in' the 20th- Century. 2.45 p.m. --Sunday School. 7 p,n3 He- wentaaaway in a Rage. AT BETHANY 2,30 p,m.-Throw us a Shiner. Mr. Jos. Davis and wife, after a visit with relatives here, returned .on Thursday to their home ,n ¥erlin• Mrs. Geo. Weekes and grandchild of Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiti,n,g the former"s sister, Mrs. H. Spackman. Mr. Balliough of Toronto and his mother a :Leeswa;ter visited last week with Mr. and Mss. T'. R. F;ergaiston, Mrs. James Taylor of London is vis- iting with relatitves here, after spend ing some time fat ,the Sao and Pont Arthur. Mr. . Win. Dixon ,of Brucefield and rtaughter, Mrs Thos. Snell of Lan- sing,. Mich., axe viisitting with rienals intown, this week.` Mrs. Fowell returned Saturday from Toronto where she spent some weeks owing to the illness ,of Mrs. E. j Spackman; who is now recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Butler have re- turned to 'London after spending a week with ,Erienlds i+n ;Stratford, Harri- son, Cromarty, Staffs, Varna end Ex- eter 'Mx: and Mrs: John N. Taylor left omt 'Saturday for Toronto and points' cash for a few. weeks' ,visit. Among the paces`' to betvisitedd int Cherrywood' village in, the Township .of Pickering,County of . Ontario, Mr. 'Taylor's:birth- place . Here he will renew. old , ac quaintances and 's'ee, the old Haunts of ; his boyhood and ;the changes in *14,65, years since . he left that .place, - e :-a -•-.w a PHONE 32 JONES & MAY PHONE 32 Great Display of L dies' and Misses'. SUITS, COATS, & DRESSES During Fair Week. Exeter Fall Fair Sept. 18th and 19th We are making a spacial display from now, continuing through Fair week. of Suits, Coatis. and Dresses, shown by ow beat \Mani fac!turers, We have an exceptionally large range of Beautiful Stylets . at Moderate prices, GIRLS' COATS—All sizes at popular prices FURS ! FURS Every Fur Sett in stock, nutst ga Y,.gardless of cost. We have over 40 Beautiful Sets to sell at Cost and les0. These include, ,furs of .natural, black and Sable, Wolf, Red Foa:, Seal, Isabella Wolf, etc, See these real Bar- gai3as, NEW ,FALL .DRESS FABRICS, INCLUDING SILR'S IC The New Fall ,Dress Fabrics are here for your inspections New Silks, Serges, Canton, Crepes, Siltex, Flannels and Homes.•puns, etc„ Int much Lower Prices, UNDERWEAR HOSIERY, ETC. W. have a complete lull stock of Hosiery and. Underwear for every member of the family; We handle brands of reliabie.,rn:il;ers so as to as- sura best qualities at lowest prices. Get your supply early while the z l- ues are at their bestt'. COT TON STAPLES New Shirting's, Minolta Cloths, Pillow Cottons, Sheetings, Factory rind Bleacher' Cottons, Flannelette; and Flannelette Blankets, Linen Towelling•s, ete, ready for fall showing at attractive prices, Fair" Darr Boot & Shoe Bargains Men's Head= Work Boots at 54.00 Men's Urus calf work boots 54.50, S4.75 J, A. Cote's work boots, odd sizes 53.50 Men's fine shoes, brown or black :53.75 to 56.50 Children's good solid 'leather School Shoes at 52.00 to 52.50 Ladies' Black, Brown or Patent Slippers 53,75 to $5.00 Ladies' New high ]aced shoes, fine quality 45.50 Ladies' Cushion sole Shoes 54.25 FAIR DAY SPECIAL MEN'S STYLISH FELT HATS, ALL SHADES, FAIR DAY. ONLY, AT $3.00, Men's O'coats and Suits for Fall Come in and fee our Smart Overcoats and Suits for Fall, Beautiful Cloths. Moderate prices. Bargains all through Store Fair Day JONES & MAY I. R. Carling, B.A. Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai- sons Bank, Etc. INVEST YOUR FUNDS in Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro- vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal investment for Trust Funds, At existing prices from 6 ser cent. to 7 pear cent can be obtained from these bonds. Orders received by me, Money to loan at lowest rates of interest Office—Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter Display Advertising—Made known on application. Stray Animals—One insertion 50c., three insertions %L00. Miscellaneous articles of not more than five jht!ees, Foa Sale, To Rent, Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and Found Modals 25e. an insertion. Local reading notices, etc., 10c. ,per :line per insertion. No notice less than. 25c, Card of Thank's '50c. Auction Sales $3 for one. insertion and 51,50 for each subsequent in- sertion if inkier five inches in length. Legal advertising 10c, and 5c. aline. Farm lar Real Estate for sale 50c. each insertion for one month of four insertions, SOUTHCOTT BROS. PHONE 134 PHONE 134 specials for Fair Day Many New Styles in Misses' and Women's Coats. Serge and Flannel Dresses 30c, TEA TOWELLING FAIR DAY SPECIAL 15c. BOYS' AND MEN'S OVERCOATS 10 PER BENT; DISCOUNT FOR FAIR DAY ONLY. 55.00 GREB SHOES. THh BEST FARM SHOE WE KNOW OF FOR FAIR' DAY ONLY ".::,$4:50! 0 PAIRS OF LADIES' FINE SHOES, REGULAR 54.50 to. $5.00 FAIRDAY PRICE ... ,..,$1.98 A C , .,. Southcott Bros THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO Unexcelled dining car service Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cans on principal day trains. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Honk,•. lag District Passrtnger Accent, Toronto N. J. DORE Phone 46w Agent, Exeter ARTHUR WEBER Auctioneer — R. R. No, 1, Dashwood Licensed Auctioneer for Huron. Co, Farm and stock sales a specialty, Four years experience;. DR. Al E. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter (lately occupied by Dr. Vining) Phone 26w Dr. G. F. Roulsto¢t, L, D. S,, D. D. 19, DENTIST Office over Carling's Law Office Closed Wednesday afternoons. Dr. A, R, KINSMAN, L. D_ S., D. D, Honor Graduate Toronto University Office—over Gladman & . Stanbury,'s Office, Main Street, Exeter. C. W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONED R AND VALUATOR for Counties of Huron Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario. FRANKiTAYLOR Licensed Auctic•n1eer far Counties of Huron and Middles= Prices Reasonable and SatiefaQtion Guaranteed. Crediton, — Ontario, MONEY .TO LOAN We have a large amount of private funds to loan ,on farm ' and village propecrty 1 at law rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers? Swlicito'rt', Ex iter