The Exeter Advocate, 1920-3-25, Page 8EXETER ABI/1113.211'11. '1'HUItSIIAY, MAR. 25 1820
Exeter Markets
t hanged each Wednesday
Fall Wheat
Oats
Barley
Family Flour .................:
Feel Flour p: r cwt.
Shorts
Bran
Eggs
Dairy Butter
1,95
1,05
1.45 to 145
6.85
4.00
,,,,, 56,00
�,. 48.00
�48
55 .to 581
Creamery Butter ......... ....... 68
the i 35
Potatoe
,,,350 to • 3.75
Hay per 'nn
20400 to 82.00
Hogs p , :r:. ....- 19.25
A to v be plbmittce l to the
the town „ot Clint on
for the pu a -a of :.riding in. the estab-
lishnica , .'lax mill in that town
by 1 T. Nfe r.:,,,Nr. 1'., and his brother
Mr. Edward F. Nier:4,4, The by-law
asks for the exemption. of taxations far
ten yearn en-eptng school rates, al-
so to _rant them a supply of water}
not to ext e,1 3000 gallons a day. The
mote w71 ta'ne place April 5th.
CARD OF THANKS.
`Ir. Chester P. Harvey ,desires to
thank the fr',arnds• for kindness and
sympathy shown during the illness and
subsec,ueaar ..Leath of the late Mrs.
Harvey
SPRING MILLINERY OPENINGS,
You ,are cordia,ly invited to attend
our d3spay of Pattern Hats and Nov-
elties, Commencing March 20.
E. T. Vt, CURLISS
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETING
The Women's Institute will meet on
Friday March 26, instead of Good
Friday, April 2, at Public Library 3
pro.
DURHAM BULL FOR SALE
Seventeen months old, roan, first-
aclass pedigree; Apply to W. H. Dear-
ing, 2nd Con. Stephen, Exeter P.O.
oar,win woo
GOBBLERS FOR SALE.
Two fine gobblers..., Apply at this
caffice,
Will the .ovent;rs of the gobbk:rs
kindly phone the Advocate as the ad-
dress has b,:...
FOR SALE.
One outside ,gas pump, Bowser style,
Apply, Sims Garage and Cartage. Co.,
86 May, Windsor, Ont„ S. J. Sweit-
zer Prop,
.�sww
WANTED
Smart boy to learn hardware.; also
one to learn plumbing and tinsmithing,
Heaman's Hardware,
CALVES FOR SALE
Anybody wishing to get good Dur-
ham calves should apply .to L. J. Wil-
lert, R. R. No, 2, Dashwood, or phone
34r20.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One and a half storey frame house,
eight rooms ,in good repair. One half
acre of land. Good stable with water-
works in, stable„ Centrally located in
Exeter. Apply to
I. R, CARLING,
Solicitor, Exeter.
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DR. JOHN WARD, CHIROPRACTOR
Corner William and: Sanders Streets,
Tues., Thurs., and Sat, 10.30 a. m;
to 4.30 p. m.
SEED OATS AND PEAS FOR SALE
A quantity of regenerated Banner
Oats—clean and oaf good quality; also
a quantity of peas, perfectly free from
weavel, and good sample; at reason-
able prices. Orders may be left at
Advocate Office, Exeter, or at farm,
Lot 22, Cosa 2, Stephen.
W. D. SANDERS.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Goon frame house, containing nine
rooms, situate on Mari Street, Exeter
North. There are three good jots of
land ,an which are, good frame; stable,
driving shed, a good well and other
cionv1eniiences Property of Mrs. W.
Davis. Apply at Gardiner's Furni-
ture Store, Exeter._
NECKIOKES, WHIFFLETREES.
Farmers or teamsters having suit-
able wood bring it to the O. K. Cider
Mi II, and I will turn it a standard, or
any length or size you wish,.also saws
gummed, etc. S J. V. CANN
Phone 115 Successor to A. Cottle
CORN CONTRACTS.
The Canning Co. is prepared to con-
tract with growers of corn for the
factory for 1920.s the price per town
same as last year,' Choice seed corn
has been secured from the same
source and will be sold at same price
as last year to growers for the fac-
tory ONLY..
VIOLIN Lessons taught by Mrs. E.
J. Wethey,Andrew St. Apply after-
aoons (except Thursday) 4 to 6; ev-
eniags 7 to 8.
FARM FOR .SALE ---"Evergreen
Farm" consisting of Lot 11,Con. 14,
Tp, ;of Hibbert, County of Perth,
2,0Q a:cre§ amdai;ltsls nerge of Tar -
inhale Up- to- date brick cdweli g
large bank barn, with water all thro
It supplied from never failing well
with windmill. A second windmill
and well on back of farm. New up-
to- date hen and hog house large
new drive house. Good orchard of
apples and small fruit, 8 acres of
bush, 50 acres mostly double-
ploughed and ready for crop. Bal-
ance in grass. This is a choice
farm, well fenced, well drained and
in a high state of • cultivation. A
lovely home and .must ere. sold ,as
thero rietor` has p r bought ,a.larger
farm: Easy terms of payment. Apply
on premises to Thos. Rundle, . or
Thos. Cameron, R. R. No. 1, Kirk-
ton.
Local Doings
Oh, ,tkiose beautiful' spring days.
Mr. Newton Balder is slowly .
proving.
This week kits been beautiful Spring
Nvetatlte. May it cloy ti(aue,
Mrs. Percy Aijlli.(es and children of
Sarnia are visiting relatives here.
i.1r. Gee, Ford last week sold his
farm, Lake Road, to Mr. H,
whO occupies the adjoining farm,
Ur, Wesley Jones of McGillivray on
Monday" purchased' Reeve Beavers'
residence -on Main, Street, paying'
therefor $.3600.00,
Mr. an lir . John irtliienifeldt, who
have been residing in Usborne far
some years, have purchased a farm
near t -r omarty„and are moving :there:
Mrs. George. Windsor received word
on Saturday of the death at Parkhill
o a Fri,�day of her sister, Mrs. Shep-
herd, the funeral takino% place on, Mon -
ay afternoon at Parkhdl..
Mrs. James Pickard received word
.O.n Thursday last of the serious ill-
ness at Brantford of her step - son,
Mr. Richard Pickard who .left Exeter
abouit thirty years ago, and has since
been living ip Duluth. -
Mrs. \V. J. Bissett received word
last week of the serious illness of her
sister, Airs, McDowell, at L4towel.
Her husband, Dr. McDowell, and the
two children were, also .ill. Latter word
says they have improved somewhat.
At the auction sale of Mr. Cicero
Aylward: on Saturday, the, house and
four lots, and also ,the four lots a lit-
tle north of the bridge on Main street
were purchased by Mr. Wes. Stone
who recently returned from the West.
The price paid was $1300.00.
Exeter will have the privilege .on
Sunday next of hearing about the work
of the Brotherhood movement, in its
local, national and world-wide aspects.
Speakers from Toronto, Brantford
and London, will deliver illum:hating
and inspiring messages.
Mr, and Mrs, P. H. McEwen are hay-
ing their furniture packed and mak-
ing preparations to move to Renfrew,
wher: they intend making their future
home, Mr, McEwen being a traveller
his new house will be better suited
for his duties. The best wishes of
their friends will accompany them,
Mr. Harry Bierling, who recently dis-
posed of his store .business in Exeter
North, on Thursday last purchased
Mr, Janne;. Dearing's fifty -acre farm on
the Lake Road; The price paid was
$6000;0& • Possession to be given in
April. This is an excellent farm and
is capable of producing heavy craps.
C. A. TEBBUTT DEAD,
The death took plaice March 18th
of Charles A. Tebbutt, youngest son
of the late F. W. Tebbutt of Goder-
ich Township. The deceased had
never recovered from a severe attack
of influenza which, he suffered last
year, but had spent the summer and
winter on the homestead in. the hope
of regaining his health. The end came
=expectedly, although it was known
that at acoiuld ,not be averted forlong,
Mr. Tebbutt was a former teacher in
Exeter and in. Stephen, and latterly
had been teaching manual training in
New Ontario.
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING
Fifty years ago Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Ford, Huron street, were; mktrrined..
Through the journey of their married
life the, sands of time ,have; been; len.-
lent towards them and both are en-
joying remarkably good health, and it
was appropriate that the golden op-
portunity be celebrated.' Accordingly
the immediate relatives of the family
were invited in and the event was fit-
tingly celebrated on Thursday; There
is not ono who knows them but what
will pay tribtjte to their worth and
will wish them happy returns of th e
anniversary and hearty enjoyment of
them.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Sunday services as usual.
SUBJECTS:
Morning—"The Great Question,"
Evening—"The Prophecy of Amos.''
REV. A.' A. TRUMPER, Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN O URCH
Rev..Fames Foote, B. A., Minister
11 a.m.—Rev. W. G. Howsen, of
London.
7 p.m.—"Elijah meets Ahab on
Mt. Carmel." The acid test.
Rev. Dr. S. Banks Nelson coming
to preach, Sunday, April 18th and
lecture on Ireland and the Sein
Feiners Monday, April 19th.
JAMES ST. •METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wilson,, B.A.
11 la. ne—Evan'g.ejils't R Mel -lardy.
3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 P. na`— R evi, W. G. Hpwsbn ,London
8.30 p.m.—Union Masi Meeting of Ex-
eter Churrclhep,
Address—Evangeyist McHardy
Music--fes,.'s Chorus. -
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MAIN ST. ,A W' BETHANY
hxinister, Rev. Dr. Medd
Main St, next Sunday 11 a.m.—Rev.
A, I. Snyder.
Bethany next Sunday, 2.30 P.M.—
The Minister.
Main St. next Sunday 7 p.m.—The
Minister.
Theme: Perils of our day, or did
the war retard the progress of
Christianity? Hear this.
Immediately following the Easter
period the • minister will preach a
series of sermons on`lionSunday ,even-
ings"'u the upon ,.., fe• �a,n<cf ;character of
an eminent woman of the *Bible.
Good Friday and Easter 'services
will be of exceptional .interest. An-
nouncements next week. "'
M. :G, J Dion, s'lii{pnejd cagloads of
horses to Taranto and ,Montreal this
week,
Mr. J. GI. Joules is nuovinkg into Mr.
A E. Andrews” house, while his new
residence is being built,
Mr. Jos. Hawkins sustained a nasty
injury .to has hank' the other day when
sthhe.arp.bac;cboaof
rd, it was jammed,, against a
Mrs,, DeJeoiri land family are prepar-
ing to move to Harrow to jour, Mr,
iaeJean, who ha&been there for
some !months.
Mn.• George Arnisbrong and family
have been gonfited to their home for
several days through, illness, but all
are now On the. mend.
Your attention is celled to en, ad-
vertisement in, this issue regarding in-
come tax returns, Read it over care-
fully and act promptly.
Exeter High School and. Lucan Idi,gh
School hockey teams played a game
here on Saturday afternoon, on soft
ice, the.locals.winning 5-4.
B. W.. F. ,Beavers has purchas-
ed the Pickard property o,. Malin
street opposite i17r, E. Jt Chrxstite's
home and will erect two residences
thereon.
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Mrs. Albert E. Andrews, nee Olive
Treble, prior to theitr jea,ving for the
West, was presented with an address
and cheque by the Trultee Board of
James Street Church. She was a,
vanlue.1'nember of the choir for several
years,
Mr, T, H, Race, ,the. one, time editor
of the hlttchell Recorder, but now the
Government lecturer ontuberculousis
was in. town Monday., He did not, de-
liver a lecture "this' time sowing to some
misunderstanding in sending out has
announcement for a meeting here,
At the regular meeting of the
Loyal Temperance Legion, held in
Main street school room last Fri-
day, lantern slides were shown and
attracted a large number of the
boys and girls, sixty-tltree children
being in attendance. Also several
attults. The collection taken amoun-
ted to 3.40, which was to be sent
to the Children's Shelter, Goderielt,
The boys and girls are going to col-
lect old rubbers next Saturday to
get more funds for this worthy
cause, and also, the Children's Hos-
pital. Keep your old rubbers and
have them ready for the boys next
Sitturday and encourage them to be
helping other needy children,
R. E. BEAVERS,
Supt. L.T.L.
DEATH OF MRS. CROCKER.
The 'death occurred at Ottawa on
Saturday, March 20th of Mrs. Margar-
et E. Crocker, a former resident of
Exeter, aged 72 years Deceased had
been ams failing health, all winter.? Mrs,
Crocker was formerly Miss Whimster
and was born at St. Marys. Later she
resided 'in Exeter for many yearsand
about •twenty years ago she went to
Ottawa to live with her daughters:
The remains were brought to. St.
11Iarys for interment, the funeral tak-
ing place from the ,depot on Monday
afternoon, Besides her daughters,nfrs.
King and Miss L. ,S. Crocker, she is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. D. Johns
of Exeter and Miss Marjory Whimster
of Aurora.
PURCHASES CONNOR 11IACHINE.
BUILDING
Mr. J. G. Cochrane, of town, has
recently purchased the Connor
Machine building which he has been
occupying. Mr. Cochrane is a re-
turned man,` having spent three
years in France with the Canadian
Engineers and carries a few wounds.
Exeter certainly needed a machine
shop before Mr. Cochrane took hold
of it as he has found out by the
business that is conning Anis way,
He has installed the latest ma-
chinery and is an expert mechanic
himself. He has taken the agency for
the Fairbanks -Morse gasoline engine
as you will notice by an add on an-
other page.
DEATI-I OF WILLIAM PARSONS,
Last week on union was made :in
these columns of the iillmless of NIr.
Wiiifarn Parsons, and this week it is
our duty to record ,his death, he hav-
imp• dived in the. Hamt{iton Hospital, on
Monday ,evening at 8 d'glock,; Mr.
Parsons had ,beiein in poor health for
some time suffering from lung trouble
but ;no Arson, thioughit the; andso
intear He was! aged 58 years, 5 mon-
ths and .23 days;;Up to the tithe of
the inceptionof his titaness he, possess-
ed a strong, robust constitution, and
scarcely* knew what a day's sickness
meant Deceased was bsornl on the
3rd concession of Stephen Township,
but the greater part of this life 'was
spent 3n Exeeerf The 'late
Mr. Pasrsioirvs married Maggie McFar-
lane wbe- preldecleasied him .about
year and a half, He io survived -by
one daughter, Mrs. I. S. Clubine of
Hamilton, and one, son, Henry4off
Chatham. He aisla leaves four broth -
e rs, Henry, Johini afrid, Jaynes, of Exeter.
Frerl of Centralia, and one sister, Mrs..
John Webber of Cea trajiican The re-
mains',wcpl be brought here for burial,
the funeral to be ,private to the Exp
eter cemetery to -'lay (Thursday), at
2 p. tm.
Mr. W. J. B iissett was in Listowel
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T H. Newell spent
Friday ar London.
Mr. and Mrs. G1adm` n wefe' in Lon-
don on. Wednesday.
Mr. C. W. Robilnsoi+wa;s in Stratford
on business Monday.
Inspector Johan Torrance of Clinton
was iin, town on Tuesda,
Mrs. Nightnrgadae of Lonldion is vis-
iting Mrs. W. G. Bissett,
Mrs. W. t H'eaman was in London
over Saturday rand Sunday.
2trs 8` Atkinson is in London Town'
shin attending the funeraa'af arelative.
Mrs
A. Stewart art atl. Dony�asl
returned -firom Tor
.. ,, . onto -.113a a might
Missoff.
J nstoai °rtiur�el ', d Betty
Deleon were in London over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Dewey left Saturday fpr
London, where she intends remainingv,
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
• neee ee --Mai
PHON S' 32
sates' Models in $uits, boats, Drosses for faster
Make Your Selections Now While our Stock is Large
OUR SUITS ARE, IN ALL WOOL SERGES, GABERDINES AND TRICO TINES.
DRESSES IN SER -GES, : SILKS, POPLIN, ETC,
COATS IN ALL WOOL SERGES, COVERTS, VELOURS, ETC.
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WQrtin
CoMIHENTS
NEW MODELS IN CORSETS.
You will require new corsets for your Easter Suit or Dress. 'We have
the very latest models in front lace styles, also 3m the more staple lines.
also the newest styles in bras;sierest
GLOVES FOR EASTER
We are prepared for the. Easter requirements with a splendid 'stock
of both silk and kid gloves, We han-elle the, celebrated Kayser and Niagara
Maid brands of silk ;loves, also Perrins' Kitt Gloves, guaranteed as low a;
2,2S pair, ; '
SILK HOSIERY,—Exceptional values in. all popular :colors.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS FOR EASTER.
New Easter Ties: Gloves, Shirts, Fancy Socks, Shoes, Clothing, Etc•„
at very attractive prices.
BUY YOUR RUGS, LINOLEUMS, CONGOLEUMS, ETC., NOW.
I$, Ileums all. at last season's prices, New Rugs, Curtains, Curtain
Poles, Window Blinds, Con ;oleums, Etc., ,now ready for spring.
NEW WALL PAPERS
Big assortment to choose from, and the price is go higher than last
year. New ,patterns, arriving each week. Tapertries, Chintz, Stripes or
Plain, Papers, We, invite you to come hem] see how reasonable our new
Spring Papers are, ,
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
See our new .Spring Suits and
Coats for Men and Boys. Our new
Felt Hats are also inow re stock.
STYLISH SHOES FOR sPRING
Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps or high
lace shoes in black, ,brown and grey.
Men's Stylish Brown & Black Shoes
Classic Shoes for Children.
JONES & MAY
Mrs. R, G; Seddon and Miss Mar-
jory visited in London over Sunday.
Miss Gadys A. Ford ,of Buffalo is
spending a few clays, at her home here.
Mr. and E. E. ,Irwin of London
visited here, Mrs; Irwin restraining for
a few 'nays.
Miss Ada Virgo of Sarnia was the
guest of Miss Gladys Ford a few
days during the week.
Mrs.. Wm. Welsh and her daughter,
Mrs, H W. W'hilte• of London, visit-
ed with friends: 3tia flown o+ni Friiay,
Mrs, Willie Motz of Crediton spent
a few days last week wilth her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jforney,
Mrs. McTavish of Shakespeare vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Taylor and on hear return Mrs. Taylor
accompanied her.
DR, HENRY A. • CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Offiice-Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A.
Barrister S�aln,ciitor, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor for the. Mai-
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
lowest rates of interest.
Office—Mann Street,' Exeter.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition, Geldings 5
ysari old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up:Mares from 4 years- old
up, weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
FRANK TAYLOR
Lic,e'nsed Au'ctnbnleer for Counties of
Hui on and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
Crediton, — Ontario.
ONTARIO'S BEST
BUSINESS COLLEGE
We giive thorough courses. We give
i tlnvrdual
inetinetione We have no
.su a . ,v cati ' ,.. t •de ts.
_ , m,}h� x •,. • a, S ,w ,n may enter
.at any time •.Comrnie,ace your course
BOW. • We place ,graduates -in positions,
,Write Or our free \catalogue.
D A. McLachlaian:'Principal.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a urge amount of private
funds to loan on farm, and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate Toronto University
Teeth extracted without pain or any
bad effects. Office over GIadman &
Stanbury's Office, Mahn Street, Exeter
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly confidential; no witness.
DRS. SWEET & VINING
Veterinary Surgeons
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
Office—
Dr. Sweets old ,office;,
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cocksbutt Waalerooms, next door to
Central Hotel, Main, Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed. Wednesday afternoons,
Loaded Again
Our rooms axe filled with all kinds
of, Furniture which we are selling at
a very small margin;, Be sure and
see us before buying as we have sone'
bargains'.
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER
Phone 20
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. A trial
as to quality will cont in-
ce.
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
Brighten Up Your Home
This Spring
WE ARE SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL RANGE OF WALL.. BARS:
"and we would lake for you to see then': Inside the 'cover Orauf
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Telephone Directory you .will • fad three cuts of papers we handle'; Ani'
time you have a few mit ttes to spire lest us, show ,you our new lied of,
Papers for this Season,
If not convenient for you to get up town we will gladly take bur
books to your bonne
Men's
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