The Exeter Advocate, 1920-8-19, Page 8r
EXETER AJli7Ut;AT , TH.LJ$S ]A'Y, AUG. 181 i12CI
Exeter Markets
i.hanged each Wednesday
Fall Wheat
.Barley
Family Flour
Feel Flour per cwt;
Shorts
Bean 'per cwt ..
Eggs
Dairy Butter
Creamery Butter
Lard
Hay per ton, new , .,....••...
Hogs .... . .
2.25
1.20
1.00
7.55
4.50
3,60
.3.00
59
50 to 53
34
18.00
20.00
MAP OF EUROPE,
New mat] xtf Europe showing bound
ary t•han;r : ars a result of the war.
Pri: c 30c. Particulars later. •
CAR!) Oe THANKS,
\lrs. e Nicol, her sister and broth
cr::, wish t,' thank the friends for kind
mess shown during their recent be-
rcavemeat : ad. for floral tributes.
Dome Ri=tk August 20th, Kekoa's
flawei'an Glee Club --Comedian Jazz
Violinist—under auspices oa the Girds'
Auxiliary .: the Trieett Memorial.
Adults 35e. Children. 15. Ice Cream
etc„ on sale.
LOO: ! LOOK !
Your atternioa, is celled to the .•lue-
tica Seen Ad. of Mr. John T. Wood's
nrooperty ::nd household cornets in
another column,,
STRAY STEER
A steer strayed onto the nremis::s
of the undersigned, Lot 10, Con, 17,
Stephen, on or :;bout August 1st. The
owner cora have same by proving pro-
pert).- end paying expenses.
Mat. Sweitzer.
BOYS' COAT LOST.
Betweea Farquhar rind Exeter on
August 6th, a boy's suit coat, green
and black check. Finder please lame-
at
ame.at this office, T. Austin
BUSINESS FOR SALE—Firstcless
Rooming House, central location, Lon-
don. Phone Sydney Smythe, Business
Broker, Market Lane.
FALL TERM .COMMENCES
AUGUST 31st
Tile. Central Businese College of
Stratford, which. is ree o„ hued as one
of the leading Commercial Schools in
the provittce, reopens ier the Fall
Term on August 31st. Those interest -
cd ia Commercial_, Shorthand or Tel-
egraphy Course should write the Col-
lege now for its free :'atulogue, The
Central carnet supply ;he demand
made noon it for trained help.
'AUTO FOR SALE.
Che',rolet, 490 Model„ in. good cone
dition • Apply at Advocate Office;
RUG LOST.
On Aug. 5th, on the 8th concession
Stephen. south of Lake Road. Finder
return: to D. Haugh, Lake Road.
WRIST WATCH FOUND.
Ladies' Wrist Watch. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses.— Ed. Sweitzer,
Crediton
OR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
William and Sanders Street, Hours -
10 to 12 and 2 to 4, and by appoint-
ment,
HORSES FOR SALE.
Dark Percheron three-year-old colt,
broken. mare with colt at foot.
Clyde Heywood, Exeter.
FOR SALE.
Edison Gramaphone, cabinet size;
also 18 good records. Apply to D. G.
Appleton Exeter.
HONEY FOR SALE.
Choice clover honey lin. 5
palls at Wilson, & Simms,
COOK WANTED,
At Central Hotel, Exeter.
wages ,aid.
and 10 lb.
FRAME HOUSE FOR SALE.
One and half storeys, Exeter
Apply to Ted. Wolper.
City
North
VIOLIN LESSONS taught„by Mrs.
E. J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply'
at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8.
Where do you go from here? To
Wilson & Sims' ice ,cream parlor.
CAR FOR HIRE—vVilson & Simms
Phone 56
WOOr' PUMPS REPAIRED.
If vou•, pump needs ,fixing we are
ready, to !o the job now before other
work orumerices. We do turning of
all lame, Sarees gummed, etc.
S J. V. CANN
Phone 115 Successor to A. Cottle
STORES CLOSE ON
Local Doings
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Wednesday of this, week it Gala Day
at Grand ,Bead
\Irs W. J, I•Ieasrtan,is doing nicely
fallowing her operation, last week.
A number of Exeter bowlers are at-
tending. the tournament in Stratford
to -clay, Wednesday.
The members of the Exeter Bow,-
ing Club have been drawn up for a
Scotch Double Tournament to be
played nights. See that you get your
games :allayed
Mr. S. Smith lost a horse last week
through its falling into a well on the
farm of Mr, E. Penhale in. Hay Tp.
The horse went through the platform
and was dead before it could be taken
out
Ma Chas, Harvey, Mrs. B. W. F.
Beavers, Mrs. 'McAllister and Mr. W.
G. Medd were in Clinton last Wed-
nesday atttending Use executive
meeting of the Temperance organi-
zation. -
Rev. Dr. gad Mrs. Medd ot Ridge -
town, recently of Exeter, announce the
engagement of their adopted daughter
Miss Eleandr Regan, toeelr.. J. W. Hum
phries of Chatham, the marriage to
take place Sept. 1st':
Quite a number of Exeter people
motored to ,St. Marys on Monday to
see and hear Preniter \Icighen, who
was beerier honored by the people of
that town, and the Township of Bien -
shard, among whom he was ,barn and
raised.. A great x..rowd attended the
demonstration is his .honor,
While cult ing oats on Friday teethe
farm of Mr. Henry Hoist near Cred-
iton the horses became 'frightenedand
rag away. Luckily the tongue broke
?before they had gone far and the
horses got tangled up and were caught
—not before the machine was consid-
erably damaged, however.
jr\, and Mrs. Edwards and some
friends of Goderich experienced an
automobile shill on Sunday morning
last on the second of Stephen, just
west of Exeter. A steering rod broke
end the front wheels doubling up, the
Oar coma to a sudden, stop. The lad -
l: wure thrown out o•:t he ground
but only light bruises were sustained,
Luckily they were running slowly al
the time. The ear was left here fol
repairs and Mr. Edwards .anel party
were taken back to Goderich.
%\ EDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
We, the undersigned merchants
of this town, agree to close otir
places of business each Wednesday
at\12,30 during the summer months of
June, July and August.
J. A. Stewart, Jones & May, G. A.
Hawkins, S. Martin & Son, South-
cott Bros., W. W. Taman, Jas. Law-
son, S. Fitton, W. J. Beer, W. 3.
Beaman, H. S. Walters, • H. .Spack-
man, 3. Senior, Grigg Satiosery Co.,,
e Bros.
f'. Elliott, Fl. Bayle,. Hockey . >
Times Feinting Co, Advocate Print-
ing Co„ P. Frayne.
The following stores close Wednes-
dae' afternoons until 6`o'cleck,-Wilson
& ,Simms, A. More,' Harvey &Harvey
W. J. ,Sta'tha'na.
GOING TO VANCOUVER.
Me. and .\lrs. John T. Wood and
daughter, Miss Mac, intend leaving in
a few weeks for Vancouver, B.C., to
reside. See their sale. advertisement
in enrotiaer column,
GERMAN TRENCH MORTAR.
A Germain (trench mortar arrived at
the Exeter station on Thursday last,
a1ddressed to °'The Reeve": It was
send by the Cr4nadiam authorities, and
was captured in battle in France, Un-
fortunately the spokes of one wheel
were broken, neither in transit or be-
aGnd it will have to be repaired, atff ter"
which, int will be set up on the Library
ground. -
(MRS MELVILLE PASSES.
On Saturday last the death occurred
of Annie Warden, relict of the late
Peter Melville, aged 68 years, and l
month. Deceased had not been well
for some time. She moved here from
the west a few years ago, and before
going west had resided near Russeidale
The funeral took place to Ray's cem-
etery on Monday afternoon, the funer-
al being private.
PAVEMENT FINISHED.
On Friday afternoon Inst the con-
tractor finished tthe paving of Main
Street. For a time the portion north
of Wellington ,Street will be .under
blockade. In thhie meantime carriages
have to go through the river and after
the heavy train to the east on: Friday
the going was pretty heavy through
the swollen, stream, several cars hav-
ag to be pulled out. We are of op`.n-
ion thait it would be advisable for
the councel to 'throw a temporary
bridge over the stream, as otherwise
considerable •damage might be dome.
DIED IN TORONTO.
The death occurred in. Toronto• at
the home of Mrs. E. Harwood of a
former well-known• resident of Exeter
in the .person, of Mary Andrew, relict
of the late James. Down, who years
ago conducted the woodwork shop
now occupied by Mr. Ed. Treble. Mr
Down died several years ago, and the
family has been away .froom Exeter for
many years. The late Mrs'. Down had
reached her 85th year. - The remains
were b= -ought here for interment, the
funeral taking place from the Exeter
station. on the arrival ,of the morning
train from the' south on Monday. Be-
sidesMTS. Harwood another daughter
Mrs. John. Davidson; survives.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Services as usual
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH'
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
Union- Sesvuicc —Janney St. end Coven
•-James Stein the m,crn5nig and Coven
at night. Rev: Foote preacher.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Winson., B.A.
Union Service-Jaanes, St. and Coven
--James St inethc,m,orning and Coven
at • night. Rev. Foote , preacher.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geo.. McAlister, M. A'.
.Phone 2ir3
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rs. 00 S'uai:da School - -Classes for
es f
and a welcome,-
7,00
BET}ThNY-- 1.
2,30 p.m:.•.
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We understand that several infor- I -
rnations have been laid against citizen;,
of town, and others, charging 'them
with going an the paved street be-
fore the tb oakade' was lifted. The cases
ihave. sot ,yet come up, however.
Friends here received announce-.
meats this week of the marriage at
Richmond, Quebec, of vIr. Wallace
Deane Clarke, formerly; of the Molsons
! Bank here, to Miss Rita, daitghter of
Mrs Mary Lt Lance of Richmond.
Fifteen children, have been received
by the Hunan County ,Children's Aid
Society since the last meeting in June,
and the .same- number placed out. At
present there a -e five children inehe
Home,, a;ad the Society is anxious to
know of homes open; for small boys
from onleto seven years +of age, A
number of � contributions ere gratefully
ackr-owledged. The next meeting is
on Sept. 14th.
At a meeting o, the Huron County
Temperance Executive in, Clinton. on
Friday it was decided to circulate a
petition asking /the Dominion Govern-
ment to bring Huron. County under the
Ontario Temperance Act, and suspend
--not repeal—the Canada Temperance
Act, which has been, do force six years.
Those interested in the enforcement
of the laws like the Ontario Temper-
ance Act the better, gas the fins are
much more severe, A. petition of at
least 25 per cent of the electors is
necessary.
A SUCCESS.
The Musical Recital given; by Miss
Lila Sanders end her pupils in the
Opera House on Monday evening, was
a decided success, both in point of at-
tendance and program, Mr, J. G,
Stanbury was chairman and introduc-
ed the entertainers. Miss May Clarke
a pupil of Jg
ipleas%ngly. Mrs. E. ; WetheY's vio-
lin
orchestra made their first publhc
appearance and :their selections were
very much enjoyed. Miss Sanders is
to be congratulated on the success of
her undertaking, her pupils all taking
their parts splendidly, The duets by
Miss Sanders and her pupils and the
solo playing ,by the pupils were alil
epprecieted and heartily applauded. A
number of her pupils were from Hen-
sel
\;Irs. Amos. is yisittng in. Brantford,
Mr. Frank Sweet of Sarnia spent a
day or two en town.
Miss Brained of Brantford has been
visiting Miss Elva Rowcliffe.
Mr, Cliff Spackman of Guelph is
holidaying here with; hie family.
Mr; Alex. Stewart of London was
here fox e few days last week.
Mr. Clifford McAvoy of Windsor is
holidaying with his mother here,
Miss Amy Johns returns today from
Wanstead where she spent a week,
Mrs, Well Johns and Margaret leave
today to visit the former's son in Tor-
onto.
The Misses Bertrand of Detroit are
visiting the Misses Kuntz and .other
relatives.
Judge and 'Mrs. Dickson and .Tics
Dolly of Goderich were here on Wed-
nesday last.
Mr. Jos, Taman of Toronto wisited
his brother, ,W. W. Tamanhere last
Wednesday.
Miss .Katie Collins of Toronto is
visiting Mrs. R. W. Fuke and other
friends here,
Mr, and Mrs, J. G. Stanburyand two
children have returned from a boat
trig) up the Lakes.
Messrs. Percy nand Earl Browning of
Toronto• are visiting their parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Browning.
Jr. niid Mrs,, G. 111Sanders and Mr.
A. J. McDnnell left Thursday on a
boat trip to Duluth.
:etre. Jack Jiordaln. of 'Toronto is
visiting her parenit(s, Mr. and Mrs.
Ja.ine* Murray in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Oke of London
were guests at ,she Central Hotel for
a few days hast week.
Mr. and :Yaw, Wm. McLaughlin and.
daughter of Brantford are visiting 1'4r
McLaughlin's parents here.
Mr. Alex. hStevrArt took his little
daughters to London and Port Stanley
for a couple days; this week.
' Dr,- Robert Ferguson, and son Gould
of Pontiac, Mich,,, are visiting with the
t:ormer's sister, Mrs. C, B. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Hewitt of Kit-
chener ~were home for ,Sunday. The
latter is remaining for a few, days.
v1rs, Dud fis, after a visit ,with Miss
Grigg teed Miss McFaul, returned to
her home in Rochester Tart week,
Chester Creech, who hos,been visit-
ing his cousin, Hugh Creech, for two
weeks, returned to his home in Brant-
ford on Monday.
Miss Allie Eacrett .of Toronto, after
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, M.
Eacrett, left ,Wednesday t•a spend a
few days in. Detroit.
Mr. And Mrs•. Garvey Acheson of
St. Thomas end Me and Mrs. W. H.
Levett of Landon •.,en.r day at the
Central Hotel tasr week,
lir, Fred L. Collins and wife and
Miss Edith Collins, of Columbus, Ohio,.
are visiting relativeee in Exeter, ';'the
guests of Mr and Mrs: Wm. Pea -hale,
?vies. WI J. -Bissett is visAi i, 'in
Hamilton. with her daughter, who re-
turned last week, and alsra fart Grimsby
Beath with, Mee:.P; ,R. Iink,sater of
Paris.
Exeter Fair
See the list of special prizes for
the Exeter Fair in the prize list..
Goon specials awarded for butter
and cooking at the Exeter Fair. Do
not be afraid to bring them as a
glass case is,Ibeing provided.
Exeter Fair, September 20th and
21st. •
Potato race on horseback will be
one of the features at the Exeter
Fair. '
Baby ., Beef competitions bp
b rne, :Ste hen and' flay `•towathi..
at Exeter Fair. ;Sweepstakes open to
all $15 and $10.
A purse of $300 is being awarded
for trials of speed at the Exeter
Fair.
PHONE 32
JONES & MAY
Ladies' and
Misses' Fall
and Winter
COATS
All Marked at Prices Belo -,
the. Luxury Tax.
Our Stock of Ladies' and Misses;' Fall and Winter Goats for the cern-.
ing Fall and Winter Seasons is now nearly complete,
NEW STYLES NEW CLOTHS
Make your, selection EarIY.
We handle ,the Celebrated Northway and Canada Cloak brands.
Ask to see our Special Values in Salts' Black Sealette Coats.
No luxury taut.
NEW COLORS
Furs for the Coming Season
We announce our, first showing of Neck Furs and Muffs, is such popu-
lar furs as Sable, Wolf, Fox, Bolivia Beaver: Black Wolf, Etc„
All marked below the luxury tax,
All Summer Goods Must Go.
Udine White Wash Skirts, Clearing at
Men's Panama and Show Hats, at
Ladies Middies Clearing
Girls' Middies, clearing at •
Ladies Black and White Silk Hosiery at
Ladies' Pullover Sweaters, all wool at ;...,..
Ladies' House Dresses '25 per centoff,
Children's Dresses 25 per cent off.
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS IN VOILES, LTC., GREATLY
ED IN PRICE.
•
$2.95
$2.35
$1.60
69c
,75c
$4,45
REDU,'•
JONES & MAY
Closed Wednesday afternoons during June July and August.
CASTO R IA
For Infante and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
DR, At E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon.
McDane1I's Stables, John, St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON`
AND- DENTIST
Office—Bakers' Livery Barn, Exeter
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
ISAAC R. CARLING, B. A..
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mal -
sons Bank, Etc. Money to loan at
!lowest rates of interest.
Office—Main Street, Exeter.
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number of
Horses in good condition, Geldings 5
years old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, weighing frorn' 1300 pounds up.
Parties haring the required stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer Lor Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex_
Prices Reasonable . and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, — Ontario.
SUMMER TERM COMMENCES
,JULY 5th. •
CENTRAL
9. f
STRATFORD.. ONT.
perienced instructors, gives thorough
'cottttes and assists graduates to high
g,
trained help exceeds the
�
•ade positions. The demand, u on us' p..
fvr the ritimber;
taduating. C'ornmeatce your. r course:
Wr111 ue'at opening, Of summer temp
on July 5th'. y
Get our free catalogue."
D A. McLachlan, Principal,
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
property at GLAD�MANsof interest.
& STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Exeter
Dr. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. S.
'Honor Graduate Toronto University
Office—aver Gladman & Stanbury's
Office, Main 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
Cockshutt Wanierooms, neat door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Roulstona L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office aver Carling's Law Office
Clewed Wednesday afternoons,
Notice!
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
ON ALL FURNITURE
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER
Phone 20
r .. .
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 conVin-
CO.
Produce ,taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOIT BROS,
PHONE 134
BEAUTIFUL VOILE DRESSES
This week we are showing a beautiful range, of Fanlcy Voile Dresses:
They were $20,00 to $25,00 values; butwe were'table to buy them at a prick,
and will clear them at $12,50, $15:}00 and $16:50.
HOUSE DRESSES ,,
Why worry about making a house dress when we can 'supply you with'
good styles and good fitting Dresses at very low prices. We- have sizes:
frorn 36 to 49, Our dresses for stout women are 'splendid fetters, $2;75 10
$4,25,
SMART PUMPS AND OXFORDS,
All wew want opportunity
ala , as to show auk our
,,,Y new styles in, stammer
footeeette. You;will Bike tl en . One prrues :tall' neve• you nione
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WHIT N�7'
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t . .iO,ES3 FOR HOT. mrEA, - ;:.
Every :member coif. the family should Have
p pair for the hot weather.They save your' good' leather foot wear'al'id,look 'smart or summer wear.
Southcott Bros.