The Exeter Advocate, 1922-12-28, Page 8IIMIONOW
EXETER AJ1VOCATE,, THURa1 A71, IJBC. 885 toss
Exeter Markets Local . Doings
Fourteen: young men of the -vicinity
of Greenevay were up before Magis;-
CYIANGED JVERY WEDNESDAY,-.-.. trate Reid of Goderieh b.ere-on, Thu_rs'-
day last, . ortr charges o disturbing a
Wheat „ ..., ..1,15 Hendee' next is New' Year's Day. meeti* being head in. Grape Chun h,
r Oats ,45 The schools re aped for the �uext .,Gxeertway, same ttni:e prevaouely. Twa
Bi .ey ...., .60 'term on January 3rd, of t1►e young men pleaded guild* and
11.ewataba's Best Flour 3.95 The rink haps been opened and the • 'wvere feed iia and costs while the
Family Flour , .,, 3
Pasta Flour 3.45. The 171sx�•n c Lodgecosts for being present, amounting in
2.00 install their of all to $141,00. Without attempting to
Feed Flour +. 2.00 ficers this Wednesday .eventing shield the perpetrators, or abet rawly
Shirts Thursday haat was the shortest day sm• a; axe of
Bran ,.. ,42 to 5
1,3Iof the year: Now; that the,shorteni fines imposed onetwelveooft !thole
ylig
Dairy Butter
hat the
Creamery lertter 34 t` 3T �lengthen.,
am Campbell watch the. da hk young risen. were nothing short of 3m-
New Lad Eggs 60positiorn and were 'taken advantage of
LardHas per ton. ,........ $9.00 75 $1.0.00, an'd will eoccupysweneug'am snoon Ann -s$ titt Such decisions by t la bringstheyo
d p es has rented Mfrs. simply because a£ the fact that
Hay
completed credit were present but ;t out garT
Potatoes
d to those handing , g ,Bu
Hogs , ........,475 m feted p t
Mir Geo.Hind wee, operated or, J'riT true justice ie not the slogan of the
day in Victoria lfosprtal, London, for present day generation.
OLD TIME DA�CI vein trouble near 'the nose, and is
•doing nicely. GOT A "CALIFORNIA JACK?
An. old -tune dance will be held in i Mrs. John Hawkshawv whom we re-
Farquhar das JH2easenprovideylunch; gene n:euntnonia-at tted as he home'e o•f herb bof rother Saudexssai d". . Rivers
wank duan W.E.
tlemen, 75c, n Toronto, last weep, we are �pleaaed of the nice fall of snow Friday even-
t state has fiber a turn for the bet- g, to make an effort' on, Saturday to
- _,,l.•hoot one of tile• big
ter and nowv z sy. lately been coming. r''ninto, t
FARIf FOR SALE g•w;•es promi;sei of recove that have
In, Stephen Tp„ Lot 6, ? Q€tl; bounweefrs, At E. Geedriner received the word, JAfter a. long c B phi t Nit,,.
dary, c Stephen
ng 50 of Not ,in Good ear_ John Neil, of Montmartre, Sask.,Piton was able to brsn one down, Thi;,
state of cultivation, well fenced and formerly of Centralia, reneww hisers the second shot this year, Mr, T.
w ' rather year i. part, the lra,st "It i coweeks;
tweet having e� a few creeks
dreeeted - frame house bank barn, or- eebscription to the t g got one
chard, lots water, apply on premises Rio
or by ma'1 to. Ed. Penhale, Hay P. O. aid, the. way from 25, to 44 below zero
,,,,,,...,.........e.,,,--r1't tltrouln It al. I am hale and bear! S35 1�2 I.liS,
:TO THE b.LECTORS OF TOWS r tit" Ter people guessed the oatact
S?dYP OF STFI?FIbN, a, go. 2, , had a w^ery see ,dressed weight of the baby beef in
ce.eeful entertainment )a's't Thursday smote week -535 1-2 lbs. -Mrs. g contest
.. evening, Mrs. Gartnbrilt a orchestra de-
Yn�ur vote and trnfluerlc solicited 9lw;estle on Friday wint> ng they dressed
anal if elected councillor wty. ,sere; lighted The aud>,eePe ,,With otdr time pig, and Mrs, R. Schroeder Us horn*
you to the best of my ability, selections during intermission: and
Wishing you a Happy New Year, lunch. The proceeds, $30, were sent
VICTOR SNELL, to the fire sufferers in'Northern On-
tario,
TO ice has been, en -fine condition, °they twelve iverp ass,essea $5.00 jird
TO THE ELECTORS OF USBQRNh,
I take this opportunity of announcing
to you that I am in the field
for Councillor for 1923. Your 'vote
and influence is hereby .solicited,
Yours for the services of the Towyn-
ship, -"-SAM. J. PY AI,
RAIL'* FOR SALE
One -hundred rode rail fettee. Appl
to Ja*a, J Carroll, Crediton P. 0,
Just arrived a beautiful assortment
of Bon -bon boxes at 25c. to $e,00-
abs.lutely fresh -Statham,
ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID.
013, Saturday, w ,rnriimg" 10 lbs of baby
beef; eleven, other guesses were with-
in one-half a pound, but of these :lir,
Mise Julia Spicer on Friday re
Frank
d he got thefigoos . O ern1000 made, o--
ceived word of the death of her sial ple made a guess ;and they were care..
ter -in-law, Time. Mahom wife of Mr. fuUy gone over at 10 o'clock Satur-
Ira Spicer of Denver, Colo., after an day night, and the result announcer*
illness of several months, Both Air. to the large crowd outstide. The
and Airs. Spicer were former resid- guesses ranged from 300 to 1779.
ents of Exeter, but left here about Nelson `Vella won, the; bean guessing
thirty years agar. contest put on by Howey'. Drug
Christman. Tree Entertaiinments v: Sre, g, e, n, i., css w
held in James Street Sunday tciraoter543to7, andgettinthethcorrectdonunnHb;erewasas
and Trivitt Memorjel Sunday
Hall 5350.
and lain St, :Methodist Sunday School
on Wednesday last, and in •the various
rooms of the Exeter Public School
on Friday afternoon., AR the child-
ren on the d'if'ferent oceas»ns received.
presents and had a joyous time.
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Mr. Wes. Vale of Toronto speak the
week end with relatives.
Dr, McTaggart 'ef Toronto spent
Christmas with his mother here.
Mr, Tires, Carling and family were
here from London for Christmas.
FARei FOR SALE Mr. Alex, Stewart of London spent
All, aecoun.ts due the late firm of
Francis & � W„ams must be paid or Lot 25, Con, 2, 'Usborne Tp., con: Christmas with his children here.
adjusted by note before January lit, t«rinang 100 acres, all in good state ilii; Jessie Manson and Mr. William
otherwise they viii be placed in of cultivation; good brick house, frame Manson. were borne for Christmas.
other bands for collection wwxthout barn, well drained, good orchard; Ur. and Airs. T. R. Ferguson ;pent
fail overflowing spring yielding an, abund- the Christmas holidays at Teeswater,
ince water aft the year •round; 10 Mr. and .Airs, Jos, Davis of Merlin.
Lest we forget, we have them, acres in wheat, 35 acres fall plowing spent Christmas with relatives here,
Coast Sealed Oysters -Statham. done, balance seeded, Apply to Ed, tilfsses z 'Van and Etheleen I ay of
Trestle, Lot 13, Corm 2, U,sbarn+e, or Detroit were hone for the week -end,
on premises, or by mai.',, Generali. R. ills. Irno Sweet is spending the lnol-
Wiil the party who took trunk from R' 1, idays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, S.
G. T, R. station, Exeter, Friday p.m.
Dei.. 22 be nn; stake, please returns to TENDERS FOP, ICE Sweet.Sweet..1Mrs, A, E. Campbell Ieft 'Thursday
G. T. R r advise by telephone. Tenders will be received until Dee. to spent Christmas with relatives at
REMOVED, 30th, 1922, for supplying ice for Win- H ton
Chelsea Creamery -cutting ,hauling, Mr, .&quills, Sheere ,of Detroit us
Dr. Graham wishes to announce that packing and covering with 12 enehes visiting hes mother and other relatives
he has moved his offia.e to his .new of sawdust; the ice house to be_°fil - in town.
home, Main Street, opposite the Mar- ed is 15x43x11 feet in sine.. Address
bie Works, George Jaques R. R No. 1, Woodham
---- or W. G. Medd Exeter, Ont;.
HORSES FOR SALE,
TRUNK 'MISSING.
12 good drivers, ran ine from 3 to
8 years old; sound and well broken,
single or double, Will exchange for
heavy or light jnorsee. One mile
west of Centralia.,
Frank Taylor, Crediton P,O,
COAL HEAThR FOR SALE. -Base
burner and oven, in first-class condi-
tion. 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
buv British -American gasoline at 31c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Consisting of Louse, stable and 8
lots of land, situated in Exeter North
on Main Street Apoly to H. Bierling
Hay P, O.
When in need of Insurance see
w,. E. J. CHRISTIE
Canada Life Insurance Agent,
Also Fire and Accident Insurance.
Exeter -- Ontario.
Phone 30 Phone • 30
Betts' Bakery
WISHES YOU AND. YOURS
A HAPPY NEW YE°iR
And may an •era of Prosperity,r
Peace. and Good Fellowship dawn
for you and yours with the, New
Year, ..
•
Cartage & Livery
Trains' met :during the holiday ilie�d
Get us to drive; your friends to ;the
Sta.tio ,
,Phone 58*.
BAGSI•IAW & EASTON
FOR SALE
par-
ents, Mr and Absell Thos.. Bissd ett, he e
this week,
Mr. Russell Frayne and family were
Christmas visitors ww,ith Mr, and Mrs.
P. Frayn,e.
P..C. A. EQUIPMENT,• -Such as Mr. J. A. Briatn,ell and family of
two bowling alleys and accessroarues, Stratford spent Christmas here with
punching bag and outfit; boxing glov- his parents.
les, three trapezes; table games, two Mrs. E. A. Rollick left Friday last
stoves and stove pipes, tables, chairs, to 'visit her son,, Mr. Tosephr Fol1tekr
pictures and many rather articles. en Hamilton.
Apply to Richard Welsh, 11; Pfaff, •
or W. S. Cole, Mr. W, A. Baubridge of Annapolis;
N. S., is a guest at the home ,of Mr.
5. S. Harvey.
Mr, James McDonald of Stratford
spent a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Thomas Creech.
Miss Stella Gregory of Brantford is
spending the Christmas '-°cation with
her mother here.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Sweet and Miss
Vera of London, were here for the
Christmas holidays,
Miss Vesper and Mess M. Sanders,
spent Several days in, London with rel-
tives during the week.
Messrs, Oliver Davis of Torontoand
Edward of Forest were Christmas vis-
itors with their parents.
Mrs. (Rev,) J. W. Downy of Yorker,
4s, visiting her sister, Mrs. W. D. Yep
through the holiday season
,Miss Marion. Blatchford of Toronto
spent Christmas with her parents Mr:
and Mrs. Jiahn Blatchford.
Misses Florence Norry of Windsor
and Mildred sof London spent a few
days with their parents here.
11 a re., ' f M. And Mrs. Geo: Anderson spekat
a fewer. clays with their daughter, Mrs,
7 AM.- V,noorna,n, in Brantford during they
Rev A. A. Tramper, Rectory, wveek.•
iblr. • and ' Mrs. Norman Graham of
London• spent the holidays with the
latter's, parents, Mr, and , Mrs. 'David
Roweliffe
Miss Ruby Treble of Toronto was
called' home last week owing to the
continued illness hof her mother, Mrs,
The Minister Win. Treble, „returning again. Tuesday.
7 p.m, Of the H. S. teachers, Miss Ross
is hiolydayvg in •Clifford, Miss Dorr=
The Minister mice in Seaforth, Muss Cowan, in, Galt,
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening and Mr, Miller jn Rodney.
Mr. Bruce Medd is home from the
Guelph Agricultural College. At the
recent examinations' he .made a credit
able: mark Of 735 out of 1100..
Mr. and Mrs. Jamee 'Creech, of Roch-
ester, N. Y., spent Christmas here
with the former''s' mother, Mrs. fames
Creech, and sister., Miss" Jessie,
Study. Mre and -11I•rs. Frank Sweet, Mr.
7 p.m, -New Year ,Service. ' Robert Sweet of Sarnia Mrs. Ferguson
Music appnopniate, All invited; of Toronto were holiday visgtors at
the' come of Mr. and 1\11.1, Jas. Sweet,
MAI11l ST I4IFTHClDIST Gi°IURGbi Messrs. Alruce 'and James Walker,
Rev Geo, McAllister;;�M A., ts of Toronto, and are Vern
Ph�one, 2fr3
Walker of London` Normal' are spend-
� - the'"irolida;ys with their parents here,
11,00. a m. -"The End' sof `the; Year": Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Heamak, Mr. 'and
3.00 pm Bible Study Classes for all do.n, .. M. 'Neaman ami Jack. of Lome
.00 Am,='rT(he ,Et:eamp1 Posit" dean; ahrd .Mr, Clyde Heam:�,nJ spernt the'
AT `BETliM' Y „.„.„„.1
am d with 'Mr, and Mrs: W. ,J,
2,30 p.in.-Rev, W. G;r H, MCAlisrtet( J.y3.,OCALS ALSO 'ON PAGE '4.
SALVATION ARMY SERV IC1S
Services as usual next Sunday.
Services in. Town Hall
11 a.m.-Holiness' Meeting
7 p.m. -Salvation Meeting.
2.30 D.M.—Sunday School and Bible
Class.
Cottage m.eeterigs in North End ton
Tuesday night
Capt Hopkins Lieut Hoskins
Y. P.. C. A.
WANTED -A man to take charge
of the Y. P. C. A., for one 'yelatr
Conditions and salary apply to ,either.
J. S. Harvey, Rich: Welsh or W;. S.
Cole.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURQH
Rev. James Fttote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible
„Classes.
11 a.m.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A.
The lylamisrter at both services.
11 a.m,-,New Year Service.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School -Christmas
PHONE 32
z JONES & MAY'S
PHONE 32
STORE OPEN„WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT'Y EVENINGS THIS WEE>L..
GREETINGS!
We extend to all our Best Wishes
for a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
JONES & MAY
T. R. Carling, B.A
l3arrister Solicitor, Notary Public .
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Elle.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in V3ctery., Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds.
At existing prices from 6 per cent
to 7 per cert. can tie olitained from
these bond.
Orders received by. me
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest
Office -Ca rlwMg Bk., Main St, Exeter
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising -Made known
on app•Icatio¢s,
Stray Animals -Orae insertion 50c„
three insertions $1,00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
i than five lints, ForSale, To Rent,Wanted. each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c, per
Lime per insertion.. No notice les
than 25c, Card of Thanks' 50c.
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion 1if under five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm or Reap Estate for sale Sic.
each insertion fohi one month orf four
insertiiont,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134
PHONE 134
We Wish all a Happy New Year
full of Prosperity erit and Good Will.
p y
Sant coat Bros.
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTb
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dieing car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and'
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
FuU inifoaanatiiopr, from any Graced°
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horc,-
Yat! District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. 1. DORE
Elbow 46w. Agent, Exeter
The correct wary and the easiest way
to dispose of some property or sell
some small article, find a tenant for
your house, or an article, you have lost
or help when you wain 4t, is to insect
a small advt.- in the "Want Column”
of the Advocate.
ARTHUR WEBER*
Auctiobleez :-: R. R No, 1, Dashwood'
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Earm and stock =lee a ,specialtyr;
Four years experience.
•
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vin)
Phone 26w
Dr. G. F. Restate% L. D. S., D. D;14,
• DENTIS.,
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S,, D. D. Q
Honor Graduate Toronto Unity
Office -over Gladman & Stinburre
Office. Main -Street, Exeter.
FRAlVit TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for, Counties et
Hunan andMiddlestle
Prices Reasonable ' and Satisfaetiogr
Guaranteed,
Crediton, - Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large tamau nt. of private
funds to loan ots farm and village
proverb" at loin. rates of interest.'
MADMAN di STANBURY
Bunters. solicitors. Rater