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Exeter Markets
;H eNGEI) EVERY WEDNESDAY
Zt belt . .1.15
45
. 1. F,>ban Beit Flour R . � 3.60
95
b t Wily Flour a,w . 3.70,
Pastry Flour , 3,45
Feed Flour .200
'shirts • ...... d •1.50
B
1.35
Creamery rt Eu . r ,.t. . . 41 to 43
a? y Butt 34 to. 37
New Laid F.gge .......... ..e.. 70
Heil Eags 30
Lard - ...... • ..19 to 22
Ha: tier to ... $9.90 to $10.00
Pa .:toe.; - .....75 or 90
fig's . . 9.00
XMAS. CT ir T S
Local Doings Mionday is Clareatizia`s Day,
Nomiirs-etion,s take Place in the, Town,
Ball or Friday it 12. o'clock .noon..
-Mr. R. W. 'hike hasbeen quite, ail
for a. few dap froiu acute; indigeatiorr.
which carne on sttdd•erdyy Thursday ea"-
epeng.
Mir Eli; Snell last week, purchased
Ur. \Vm Greertley's residence oe Cee
ling Street, and his son, MI5. Wham
Snell, will reside therein.
Her meal friends her,. wlli regret'
to snow that Mrs. Roan liewkshaw is
very ill of pneurnonaa at the benne of
her brother, ther, 3rr,- Kent, in Toronto.
The trein north on Monday even
was two Moura late, otiti:ibr it es said
to the poor fuel makiig..it impossible,
to keep up asuffactent liead,of steam,
The weather hass bee;, 'envoy dui
ing the last few days,
Sett of closes on Friday of this' week
.and will ze-open. on< January Zed.
Mrs. Wm. Treble is agaitz confined
to her bed in, a very poor stake of
health.
A special'. service Nell sFecial music
appropriate to Christmas will beheld
in Tr a tt lteruniat Church on Sun-
day cocain,
The Hurondale Woruen's Institute
will hold their regular meeting on
Dee. 27th at the home of the Asses
-eddy. owtg to illness as the home
of Mrs. Down,
Announcement is made of the ,en- HONORED IX HIS OWN CITY
gement of ML's` s Ame is Irene, the Prat. Leslie I-le:arts who olt-
ungest dao ter of the late Mr ed as organist to Jamenes s Street Church
,s i 'g er, ha- He ha$ put in a hear est seat of :Sirs. Z' . S. Raney, oo-
a: i>ti o. i �l_u:s nor Xmas. t D. Harvey, Loo-
Prices,
ow
Pric to lois sari big veriety. where Ret. Dr. Weyer, zonnerly ,of
Gaderich has a coat dealer who First -.41,ethod 1sst, London, is none pas-
Jue. arrived a beautiful assortmeint rendes,, :t bill only once irn s£x years, I ter: Prot. Hearts hae decbned this
e Boit bot oeees a,t 25c, to $Z 00-" Such was found to have been the ease _offer and has accepted the same pos-
abeolut ly fresh ---Statham, at the meeting of the County Corer.- it on its the First Congregetfoz al,Iiazn-
cil n J,ee he a at in a bill for $4,400 lake.. t duties to begirt Jatt. 1, 1923.
A I eF g!e4 we uld be�classic aand Mfrs,. Duncan, E. Taylor of Hay
p o Lawson, n the Township, t hl �'<`
a rade- dote
Exeter, lies been offered the positi>
of organist anti Leader at Weakey
Methodist, ,Iiarailten, the church
LOST.—Tool boli, tram art eaguae, and it WAS' found t cover S t•e ,..-
betw.r R. 'Willis', 2nd .can. Stephen end to be correct, One, Qf the a,oed„ t
eANNIVERSARY
and C entraVe. Finder : nfornt W. T, l ere Qf the as;c le that Mall, -
%fialsy ll, Centralsa. • By the will of the late William Scott
of Egrrondrille, the •town. of Seaforth
The anniversary services of t
James Street Methediet Church s.
largely attended ore Sunday, wh,e
Our stock of Oranges, Xmas. Stock- is left $40,000 for the erection andl special rnuazc was rendered by t
Ings and Candies fort he Xmas. trade maintenance Of a hospitaj Furtltther'ehoir, and Rea. Humphrey Graham
are complete, Priegs to suit all per•- sums of $2000 each are left to Clinton, of Brantford Ives theeiel wreach-
eon;--Stethem,. Gvderich :and 1,1.I tgham Hospita],s,urid p
`'�'�"'� the Sick Children" Hospital, Toronto,
ACCOUN S MLT BE PAID. The estate airtou:rted to about $9000(.
err :1r Graham is a forceful and
interesting speaker, and his serum=
were list«d ## with rapt atten;a,tsu;
The sermon :s the everueg from the
tet, "He that is wise, ulun th meth'
was a masterly: effort and partied-
aril- straight from the shoulder at the
vital things of life -the things most
worth whale stal lig for,
DIED IN LONI?CnN
«t•a auTr,., due the late firm of rr
tf John Sherritt, Canada's very
oldest
adguatec"• nate before January 1st,
otherwise they will be placed .
other hams ter collection s;:thou•tFraZ'is tiW•r'fam,nust be paid or Orangeman,
fail.
Leat we eoret, eye barye them.
Coast Sealed Oysters-•-Statli tnl. ager and 3aad, been: a member et
and probably the oldest
resident of the district, died in Lea -
doe on Sunday, where he had lived
fora few years after leaving Blyth.
He was aged *1.03 years, 5 ;s wathe,
He was a. pioneer of kluren County,
ty,
coaung here from Ireland 86 years
r ENS LOST --Letts fuer Franklin war of to organize main; of the lodge '
bets m ek.e:er and creditor.. Fwnder
will 4:orc e : savor by lean g sante
at Ada eate Dense, or communicate
with Fred Kerr, C re:d.tom
Your Xmas. dinner will not be com-
plete without tatham's Bread.
REiiOVEt .._
Dr. Graham wiehe; t announ°:e that
he has moved his off:s'e to his r.eew
home. Main Street, opposite the Mar-
•ble Works.
*HORSES FOR SALE.
12 good drivers, ranging from 3 to
8 years old; sound and well broker,,
single or double Will exchange kr
heavy or light horses. One mile
west of Centralia.
Frank Taylor, Crediton P.O.
COCKERELS FOR SALE.
Barred Reck, bred istoCayy strain;
I n;
on
don Road, north.
WHEN IN EXETER give Lawson,
the Jeweller, a call. Ho has a Choice
lot of Christmas goads in stock. Sea
his 15 Jewelled Watch, Gold filled case
at $12, fully guaranteed, A, Bargain.
Th: Huron County Breeders Assoc-
iation are holding a sale in '4Vingham
about March 1st. Parties having
stack to dispeze of are requested to
g;ve the information to the Secretary
S B. Stothers, Clinton. Entries close
January 15th,
COAL HEATER FOR SALE.—Base
burner and oven, in first-class condi-
tion.
ondition_ Apply at this office.
COUNTER CHECKS.
When in need of Counter Checks
call on The Advocate. We can furn-
ish you with all kinds at right prices
FOUND.—A place where you can
buy British -American gasoline at 31c.
—R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North.
PROPERTY FOR SALE -
Consisting of house, stable and 8
lots of land, situated in ExeterNorth
on Main Street. Apoly to H. Marling
Hay P. O.
When in need of Insurance see
E. J. CHRISTIE
Canada Life Insurance Agent,
Also Fire and Accident Insurance.
Exeter -- - Ontario.
Phone 30
Betts' Bakery
Phone 30
WISHES YOU AND YOURS
t A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Andmay an era of Prosperity,,;
Peace and Goad Fellowship dawn.
for you and yours with the New
Year.
Cartage & Livery
Large Asrsortment of
CHRISTaMAS TREES
FOR SALE:.,.
Phone 58w. -
BAGSHAW & EASTON
1
3,
7.
Your Xmas. dinnerlfln
t' otztliesoar
!plete without Beat's Christmas Cak
Fried Cakes, Creeni Puffs, and Mitac
Pica,
TENDERS FOR ICE
Tenders will be received until Del
300, 1922, for supplying ice for Will
eheleea Creamery—cuttitng ,haulin,
pacltine and covering with 12 :nchc
of sawdust; the ice, house to, be fill
ed is 15x43x11 feet in, air « Addres
George Jaques A. R No. 1, \Voodhat
or Sill±, G. Medd Exeter, On
FOR SALE
'', P. C. A. EQUIPMENT.—Such a
two bowling alleys and access.o,r;•e
punching bag and outfit; boxing glov
les, three trapezes, table games, tu•
stoves and stove pipes, tables, chair.
pictures and many other articles,
Apply to Richard Welsh, M. Phil
or W. S. Cale. •
PAR\1 FOR. SALE.
100 acres . 10 acres good bush, baa
once under cultixxat on; 10 acres :'al
sheat in and falll plowing completed
Lot 7, Lake Road East, Stanley Town,
ship, 23S miles south of Bayffe1d
brick house, basement barn 40x60; am
element barn 20x40; good water sup
ply; telephone and rural mail. Fo
price and full particulars apply to th
owner --Chester Nicholson, Bayfield
Ontario,
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services as usual next Sunday
Services in Town Hall
11 axe—Holiness Meeting
7 eon—Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Gloss.
Cottage tneeteigs in North. End "on
Tuesday night.
Capt. Hopkins Lieut Hoskins
Y. P. C. A.
WANTED—A man to tape charge
of the Y, P. C. A, for one yen'.
Conditions and salary apply to either
T. S. Harvey, Rich. Welsh or W. S.
C;cile. 1
Trivitt Memorial .
Church
11 aim—"The Joy of Life.
7 pan.—"The Christmas Story Re-
told." i - , ,..
Res* A. A. Trumper, Rector,
(,ADEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m.—Sunday School and. Bible
Classes.
11 a.m.—"The Unspeakable Gift.
The Minister
7 p.m. ---"Christmas"
The Minister
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening
FAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M, J. Wilson, B.A.
1 . a.m.—"A Special ,Christmas Mes-
sage.”
3 p.m,—Sabbath School—Christmas
Study,
7 p.m.—".A Chlristmas Message,"
The Mimis'te,r alt bath services,
Special Christmas music.
All welcome
MAIN ST. METHODIST CleURCH
Rev Geo. McAlister, M. A. '
Phone. 21r3
L ' a.m.—"Lo the Sitar."
00 p.m.—Bible Study' Classes far all
00 pan—Christmas Service..•
AT BETHANY rN
zn ri_,
rna� Servbce.
raze The death of 11Irs, Marian Bell, wit.*
ow of the late W' t Bell, ocourted.
in
itz Lyndon on, Satire/ay, Dee: 16, at
the blame a her daug ter, Mrs. Gi
Jae kora, 'Wellington Street. The de-
G- teased wa'iae''i�n, her 67th year. She is
sundyed. by seven daughters:-4rs. G,
Intaroe, Victoria. B. C.; Mfrs, G. Rat-
tail and Mrs. C. Broderick, Pigeon,
Mith ; „Mrs. E. R•otscllife. ] xetler;
"tlrs. ti Jackson, and Mrs. J, W. Dun.-
au, L.n:Pon end Mrs. L. Hendersons
1't
Washburn, is. The ray nazis were
--forwarded to Exeter for burial The
, funeral was held from the home of
s her daughter, Mrs. E. Rowe'liffe, to
illel'agiart's Cemetery, conducted by.
S Rev, 'Mr Fletcher, who also conducted
'her ]act„sbartd`s funeral forty :ears ago.
Orange Order kr 87 years, sad help-
loopommoolt
C.ELE:a3RATED
DIAMOND WEDDING,
s Mr. amyl Mee Jason Bedford cele-
, 'hinted their Diamond Wedding Anni-
versary on Monday* night at the home
o of Mfr. end Mrs, W. H. Ar,innthiong,
, •Ana Street, This worthy old couple
were married in. the Township of
Thurlow, Hastings County, sixty years
ag�a, They raised a lamely of seven
children, four of whom are living—
Mrs, Ross, Boston, Masse Secord,
Bedford, Windsor, Herbert, Kingston;
and Jason, Grand Rapid,;, Mich, the
hast Raarnea being present at th,z
brati n. Mrs. "Tapp, a grand -dough•.
. ter, and her son of towhee, were ;also
to attendance and six great grand-
- children., A special feature of the
occasion, was the Cliriste;ru'.n,e by Rev,
Fol W. G. H. MIeA3pster, of 1Ir, and
e Mrs, W. H. Armstiton:g's little- Baugh..
ter,. Catherine Irene. The evening was
most fittingly and pleasantly spent,
COMMENDABLE PLAY
1WELL PLAYED.
The Opera House was pretty well
filled on Wednesday evening last when
the High School Dramatic Club pre-
tsented "Miss Henderson's Gentle-
man Friend", a three -act comedy
drama, written by an Exeter boy, Mr.
Charles W. Ford, son; of Mr. and Mrs:
AL Ford, sstho is attending the High
School The large audience was well
Pleased with the play and the manner
in which the several players-tookthe
parts. Mr. Ford can feel well pleased
with the favorable comment that has
since been made on the drama, and:
we are sure that if he continuos the
work he will further improve, and Ex-
eter audiences Neill be glad to wean -
other: play by frim. The Club is purely
a .student body and their first ap---
pearance- was a credit to them. The',
setting of the play was considerably
above the ordinary, and added much.
to its success, The characters were
taken by-iVfies Dorothy Balkwill, the
lady of the house; Mies; Helen Wethey
the. daughter; Mr. Geo. Hind, the soma;
.t12r. Borden Cunrni,tigham, the husband;
Mr. Will Lawson, 'the gentleman friend
Mr, tiaurice Fed, lthe nivel; Mr/
Edgar Thompson, the butler; Mr,
Harry Seldon, , the, detective; and Miss
Bertha Russell, the niece,.' Betweien
the acts Mr. Ronald Wi!twer sang very
pleasingly. He has an, e'aellent bari-
tone voice and Exeter people are .a1-
ways glare to hear him. The Enter-
tainment in every way was a credit
to the young people: and to the auth-
OT of the play. The: proceeds -arefor
athletic purposes •
Mrs, Complin spent Friday in Lon-
don. -
Mr, Stuart Stanburg to,f TorontoUniversity els h�ol,idayfpi,g et home,
'Mr, . and Mrs, Jas, Grieve spent a
few. days with their song ;in Strathroy.
Miss ;,Mildred 1Tarvey of Alma Col-.
lege, St. Thomas, ,s home for the
hiolidays
Mr. A. . J, McD ne].t is beginning to
sIVOW ,sigmr of i.mpromantra, but is
stili' very weak"
Mcssrs. Linden, and ' Maurice Har-
vey are home from Toronto for the
school vacation'. - -
Miss Florence Marchand left Yes-
terday for her home at Waterford to
spend the. holidays, •
Mr. C. H. 14IcAvoy has accepted a
po5ltign in lehicard'ne as druggist and
left' fed* that 'town Thursday marring.
1
PHONE 32
JONES...it "..MAYS
STORE OPEN WED:NESDAI, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT"Y E VENT\GS T
PHONE 32
WEEK.
Christmas Gift Suggestions
From Our Large Stock
FOR LADIES AND GIRLS
Fancy Parasols,
I iderdl syn and Crepe lama=
Camisoles Sills and Heather Hosiery
Purses and Hand Bags
Gloves.. Sweaters.
Ha;dlcercbrefs and Scarfs,
Beads, Hair -Ribbons -
,„ Fur Sets, Dresses, Coats.
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Suits, Overcoats.
Shirts, Gloves,
Fanny Hoct,ery Ties ,
Initialed I•Ianclkerehiefs,
Belts, • Sweaters,
Garters, Arm Bands,
Muffler$,
Gaps Braces
FURS FOR CHRISTA AS GIFTS.
A ,set of smart Flirts retakes a very aeeepta-'e Christmas Gift, We can^
show you a beautiful range of Furs in \Volt, Sable Welt, Fox, ls;ibella Op.
possum, rete., at cost price utcl less. Male your selections early.
LADIES', MISSES AND GIRLS' .GOATS. -
Every Coat trust go regardless of cost. Beautiful Coats with fur col -
144'44 also in plain styles, all must be soli before Christmas. See rhes.
wonderful bargains.
NORTHWAY DRESSES.
« QUr celebrated Northway Dresses a'n Serges, Tricetines, ete., at
ti } reduced prices for the Christmas Trade,
LADIES" SILK NECK SCARFS.
• Neel.- Scarfs in bright colors are eery popular for ladies attd Wale this
season We have a large stock of the very newest styles to elect from.
PURSES AND HaNO BAGS
We have the celebrated Juliann Sate ptoses and band bags for Christmas
showing. New Styles ands Colors at lower prices.
FOR. INFANTS AND. SMALL CHILDREN.
For :.n,*TM`urts and small children we have. Teddy Bear and Wool Crib
Blankets, Scarfs, and Cap Sets, Ecaotes, Salk Socks, Etc.
Gifts for Boys & Girls llockey Boats
Flow about Hockey Boots as a Christmas Get kr the boy or girl, We
have then: Tz all rhea-. The finest g o'1s made and at moderate prices,
Slippers, Overshoes, and Spats
}lig variety of Slippers for alt. High budded overshoes for women
to suit the heel or any shoe. Alt color -4 of Spats for women or'tnen. Cor-
duroy Spats for Children.
Rurlbut Shoes at a Christmas Gifts
Buy the Children a pair of i"iurlbuts for Christmas.
JONES & MAY
I. R, Carling, B.B.
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public,
Conmissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Etc,
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
Victory, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At oexiiting pricers franc 6 percent
to 7 vberonds. cent. can be obtained from
these
Orders received by me,
ittMoseyttenest to loan at lowest rates of
Office—Carling Bk., Main St.,4 Exeter
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising—Made known ;
on apD:catian.
Stray Animals—One insextiorc SOc,,
three insertions 51.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Renu,
Wanted, each insertion, 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c per
line per insertion. No notice lets
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction Sayles $3 for one insertion
and 51.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under fav e- lnch.es in length.
Legal a,dvertis(nng 10c. and 5e aline,
Farm or Real[ Estalte for sale 50c.
each insertion fon one month of four
insertions;
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
Xmas. Suggestions
Do Your Christmas- Shopping Early
OUR STORE IS FULL OF BRIGHT,,- NEW, 'GIFT SiUGGESTIONS.
COME eN AND INSPECT,. THEM
For Men and Boys
FINE SHOES ,
COSY SLIPPERS
FINE .SHIRTS
SWEATER. COATS
MUFFLERS -
GLOVES
BRACES
NECKWEAR
FANCCY SOX
ARM BANDS
PYJAMAS
CAPS
GAITERS
BELTS
HANDKERCHIEFS
For Women and Girls
FINE -SHOES •
GOLOSHES
COZY SLIPPERS
FINE HOSIERY
SILK BLOUSES
SILK - GLOVES
CAPE GLOVES-
HANDKERCHIEFS
BOUDOIR CAPS
UNDERSKIRTS
BED SPREADS
WOOLEN BLANKETS
FANCY TOWELS
-EMB. PILLOW CASES
TABLE LINEN
YOUR CHRISTMAS TROUBLES' ARE SETTLED AT VERY REASON-
ABLE PRICES AT: THIS STORE.
Southcott Bros.
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MON'TREA L
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO'
Unexcelled dining car' service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor car' oa principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
rrtistk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horne
tog District Pasa neer Agent, Toro
N, I. DORE
Phone 46w Aunt, Exeter
The::orrect way and the easiest way
to dispose of some property or sell.
some small article, find a tenant for
your house, or an artriclp you have lost
or help, when you want in is to irishtt
a small advt, in the "Want Column"
of the Advocate.
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
'4cDonell's Stables, John St, Exeter.
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining) '
Phone 26w
Dr. G. E. Rotdst tt, L. D.- S., D. D.13.
DENTIST!
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed :Wednesday afternoons,
Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D, 5
Honor Graduate Toronto UnivSrahr
Office -over G]adman & • Stenbury's
Office, Main - Street,' Exeter,
FRANK; TAYLOR
Licensed Auctgloeeer for Counties of
Ffumn and Middles
Pricey Reasonable and Satlafaetiioo
Gitad'alnteeld.
Credibon. Galati*.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
fund to loan on farm and village
property at low rates of interest,
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barrbters,' Solicitorl, Entreat