The Exeter Advocate, 1920-9-16, Page 8BxErER ADVOCATE THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1B2L1
Exeter Markets
named. each Wedniiesday
Faa Wheat 2,45
Bar •ey, aa,ew . „ 1,25
Oats, new . , , .75
Fam?yFlour , 6,90
Feed Flour 425
Shorts -
Bran
Eggs
.3.)?iry Butter
Creamery Butter
Lard
Hay per ton, new ,,,,, ...
Hog,
Local Doings
mama
The .Exeter Camaro; Factory start-
ed operati;ans on their corn pack on
Monday,
Twenty-one cages of whiskey were
stolen from the baggageroom at the
• - Q. T-. Za station, Parkhij1
2.7a Quite a number of peoolt, are suf
,59 fesing from heavy colds. The illness
52 to 56 as being called summer ":flu".
64 London Fair as; the attraction this
34 weed Many automobiles pass through
18.00 town, each day with Fair visitors.
20.00 Mr. E. A. Folliek has moved into the
-esidence he, recently purchased from
MILLINERY • . M. j. N. Howard or Andrew Street.
C PENINGS . Will Cocker, son oa 'Mr and airs,
SA1'1ai211 aa -EPTI I BER lothND Rage; Crocker of Toronto, who has
! bees. seriously ill of p'_euro neumonia,
is now recevering.
We ar, y,resea,ting advanced Fall; The large plate g foss is the north
ani Wintcs Models. Here an display window ,of ;Nix, G. Ha,wk%ns's hard -
are the very latest 'Millinery Ideas ',ware store was broken on Friday night
avail the leactn } Iashiea centres, io • ; last by some unknown ,person throw -
gather with a •,sial creat%a•ns :front our ing a, stone against it.
oven work, rtaan. Prices never execs- Idleness never won distinction in the
sive: T. V. C. URLISS • world; and never will. The world does
not owe us a living, but every man.
Our Price la right and so is tar owes the world work, God made` man
flour,, for employment, and we cannot dodge
Harvey • Bros, ate issue.
FOLLOWING DAYS
OARS FOIA. 'HIRE—Wilson & Simms Clinton citizens were so anxious to
-etain.H. R. Sharp as manager of the
a Phone 56. Molsons Bank, that they apnealed to
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER, heats office, and he as to remain,on
qnMr, ,iiwlw, iriot to be,.
\'4 e are maks tg apple butter ;arid c:- testiseues; antlyi mer murthe;'t tsow
der on Thum Ia ° Fr id;. and Saturn
Gay of each wee;qr. Edgar U. Down, brother of firs,
S. T. V. CA—NN, Phone 115 C. F
Hooper and _Miss E. haven of
Exeter; was recently married in To -
Don't eat inferior bread. Use F•lar- rpntu to Miss Vera \Mills, They will
vey'S Flour and have somethingthat resod; at Niagara Falls, a1 r. Dovvn be
will tickle the palate, ing a draftsman on the Chip. ewa Ga.
alas.
t-iliRONDA1..E SCHOOL FAIR
Came tv Iiur adale School Fair on
Friday afterno an , Sept. 17th. „Concert
in the reverting.Good program of
speeches, musie and selections by
Mrs. Garnet Passmore, Entertainer.
Admission. 25c.
SCHOOL EXHIBITS.
All schools arc eligible to compete
at the School Competition at the Ex-
eter Fair, and are invited to take part.
NOTICE
A car -load of White Rose gasoline
in drums at Exeter for present de-
livery at old prices. Get your sulaply
while it lasts. Also a quantity of
binder twine. Apply to 3. N. Rat-
cliffe, Secretary, Exeter.
sauna
GOING TO LONDON FAIR?
Call up 1173 too secure auto jjde to
London. W. H. Hodgert,
BARN FOR SALE.
30x50, with steel roof, in good shape
to be removed next spring., Apply,
SAM'L BEAVER, HAY P. O.
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
William and Sanders Street. Hours
10 'tot 12 and .2 to 4, and by aPPellata
merit.
AUTO TO LONDON FAIR.
Leave your names with Wilson &
Simms, as their cars will be running
to London each day.
HONEY FOR SAT .
Choice clover honey in. 5 and 10 Ib.
Pails t Wils
oz & Sbnms,
COOK WANTED.
At Central Hotel, Exeter. City
wages paid.
FRAME HOUS,E. FOR SALE.
One and half storeys, Exeter North
Anply to Ted. Walper.
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 ;:aa go from here? To
Wilson & S' ns' ice cream parlor.
PROPERTY FOR SALLh.
The untie , ,led is offering for sale
Lots 59 to h1 o:,, Andrew Street, be-
ing three -aid -is of an acre. There
are on, the premises a good frame
house, stable shed, fruit trees, •etc.
Also the ads iain; one acre of land.
There is a -came house on this land,
and a goad orchard. These are de-
sirable once -ties and will be sold at
reasonable .paces, separately or jointly.
Apply, on the premises to Mrs. I.
Hall, Hay P.O.
Corn for
Canning Factory
Those =sowing corn for the Can-
ning Factory will kindly bring ;sample
cabs to the actory after the 13th; when
they was ;aa advised when to make
delivery.
Heli Waited busking corn when
the factory starts.
3t. • EXETER CANNING CO.
Exeter Fair
See 'the list of special „prizes for
the Exeter Fair in the prize list.
Good specials awarded for butter
and cooping at the Exeter Fair. Do
not be afraid to bring them as a
glass case is being provided.
Exeter Fair, September 24th . and
21st,
Potato race on horseback will be
one of the features at the Exeter
Fair.
Baby Beef competitions by 13e -
borne, ,Stephen and Hay townships
at 'Exeter Fair. Sweepstakes open to:
•
all
,� 1.5 and
a$1
A' of 'P' 300 is being awarded
aided
purse� V
for trials of speed at the Exeter
Three litutdredhands have been laid
off by cne firm inKitchener, A neve
a riv •1 front he Old country ' ays
theta is a tremeaduous amount of un
employment 'there. These straws shove
that a change in, the labor market is
undoubtedly corning.
Just before being packed to go on
a journey to Toronto the Advocate
was shown an immense tomato which T
was grown by Miss Mame Sanders in
her garden,. It was a beautitul specs,, b
men, weighing one pound, eleven ounc -
es and measuring 16% inches in, cir-
cumferenence.
A quiet wedding took place at Main
Eesdverybayodypert co,rnea, to Exeterer Fair on
Tu
Exeter High School has now an at-
teandance of over 100.
Mr. C. H, MMAvay is home from D.e-
trait this w eek.
'Alias Gladys and Mr. Maurice Harvey
are- attending London. Collegiate.
Mr. Cbas Duniaford of Sudbury is
visitingDunstorhad,s ,parents, Mr and Mrs, Wna,
Mr, and 111rs. W. W. Tainan spent
Sevezal days in Toronto and Niagara
Falls this ,week,
Afisa Anne Sanders bas returned to
Stratford, after ,-spending a few days.
at her .home here,.
1\1rs• Was, Lang returned tlouday=
fr'om.u;;three Months' visit. in different
parts .Of the west.
Air. and Mrs, Paul Winer` of Flint,
\Sieh„ are visiting friends and relatives
in and around Exeter,
Miss Eva Houston, and brother, Clic'
ford of Milton are visiting with Mr
and Mrs. C. K Sanders
Nurse Johnston, ;of Dr. Hyndman's
Hospital no's ,had her brother and two
sisters of Toronto visiting her.
12ra..(Rev;) W. Down of Pickering
is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
J. C. Tont, and firs. W. 1). Yeo,
'A1r. and Airs, Ed. Welsb of Bristol,
Conn„ visited the, former's brother, lir,
Wul• Welsh, rLondon Road _north
airs, -Magee, anee, Maud Jeekeli, and
her husband's brother and his wife, of
Detroit, spent a day or two in town,
Mr, and 'las, W. H. Levett, Mr. and
Airs. A, J. McTavish, and Mr, Alex.
Stewart were up from London Sunday.
Airs, Jas, aleFalls is San London this
week owing to the ,illness of her son,
Silas, while :Miss Lela returned Mon-
day evening. •
Miss Helen,R,owcli;ffe. left last week
for Youngstown, Alta„ to take a pos-
ition. as stenographer in. the Agricul-
tural College,
Jr Max Sokoloff and _\Ir. and :Nina
Sam Ossea, late of Russia, are stay-
ing with the former's brother, air,
ulius .Sokoloff.
Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Armstrong of Us -
mate returned Thursday of las: week
•Tann a motor trip to "Toronto, Nia.
gara Falls and Buffalo.
.111 H. N. Anderson of Sault Ste;
iarie is spending a few days with old
hriot parsonage on. 'Thursday last
when Miss Constance Bowman of Lon-
don was united in .marriage of 'Mr.
Robert S. Aylen. of Windsor, the cer-
emony being performed by Rev :,Ir.
McAlister.The young couple are
spending their honeymoon with the
former's sister, airs, Lt V. Hogarth at
Iviholm Farm, Stephen,
Mr. Silas \IeFalls of Clinton, son of
Mr, and Mrs. James \McFalls of town
was rushed to St, Joseph's Hospital;
London, on Saturday evening, and on
Sunday afternoon was operated on by
1)r. Ernie Williams, assisted by Dr.
:McGillicuddy; for appendicitis. Alarge
abscess was also removed. 'Notwith-
standing that the patient has been in
very delicate health, and at present is
in a very weakened condition he gives
promise of recovery,
We are in. receipt of a cony of the
Medicine Hat News, in which alengthy
article appears regarding a meeting at
the office of Mr, W. H. Tom, formerly
of Exeter, at which meeting ?air. W. D.
Sanders, a member of the directorate
of the Exeter Canning and Preserving
Co., gave a talk on canning in Exeter
and the prospects of the same in the Tl
West. The reporter of the N.
thuses over the possibility ofeestab-
lishing a canning business in Medicine s
Hat, and in places as rather extrava- v
riends ld:a daughter, Hiss Hazel,
came down. with him and will attend
Whitby College.
Quite a large number a1 relatives
and friends visited Mrs. McAvoy at
St, Josephs Hospital on Sunday. She
is improving nicely and .it is expected
the •operation will take place the lat-
ter part of this week,
Dr. Ward on Thursday of next week
Sept. 23rd, will attend a Conventionof tine Drugless Physician's Associa-
ttion of Canada to be held in Hyman
Hall, Landon. A number of his pat-
ients will attend the sessions with him.
J, • A. Stewart left Wednesday morn-
-30H ` 'V ur[aaTa 'I `20.11a4( '0 '(9) s}oa
ing for Orillia to attend the funeral
of his mother, MariaS'tiewart, who
died on Tuesday at the age of 85
years, after an, illnaes.s ;du'e to advanc-
ed .years. The husband died • fifteen
years ago. Four daughters and two
sons survive _
Mr_ Case Howard who was first slat-
ed for Sault Ste. Marie, has instead
been sent to New York City Branch
of the Canadian Bank of Commerce,
ad lett on Wednesday for that city
his is an excellent promotion fo
r
\Ir Howaz d, and he receives 'a con-
iderable increase in salary, The Ad -
„
gant in his ,figures regarding what 11r,
Sanders is supposed to have said, but
from the newspaper report one would
say that Mr. Sanders certainly had an
enthusiastic meeting with the promin-
ent men of that thriving western town.
What will come of the meeting re-
mains to be seem, as, of course, noth-
ing definite could be decided upon,
BETH..INY ANNIVERSARY
Bethany Anniversary services will
be held on Sunday, Sept. 26th after-
noon and- evening. The pastor, Rev.
W. G. H. McAllister, M. A., will
preach. Special music by the Thames
Road Ladies Quartette.
FARM LIGHT AND , POWER.
Farni Light and Power ,trill be ex-
hibited at ,Exeter Fair, All these en-
gines are equipped with 'tibe Bosch
Magnita--the finest igrriitio. known,
Be sure to see ;this exhibit at Exeter
Fair. I. G. COCHRANE, Agent for
the Canadai-i Fairbanks -Morse Co.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Services as usual.
Rev A. A. Tramper, Rection
CAVEN PRESBYT1aii,IAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, 73. A., Minister
11 a:m.—Gonimansion,,
i p.m! -.-The sample in fortune as in
adversity".
Friday, 8 .para—Preparatory Service.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J. Wi ,son, B.A. .
11 a.m.-"David's Tijtle—A man after
God's own heart,"
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
Classes.
i
pan --The World's Racial Problem"'
A hearty welcome—Good 'singirng.
MAIN ST..METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Geoi McAlister, M. A.
• Phone 21r3
71.00 • a. m.—",Our Lord's Coming . '
3;00—`
bunday School. Classes "'for all
and ; a welcome,
• 7":00-
.nix -.,The
'o Great P etreat.
Fair. Rally Day Service.
J, Senior, Clerk.
orate wishes him every success.
Exeter Council
Monday, Sept. 13,1920
A regular meeting of the Muni-
•cipal Council 'with all members pres-
ent. The minutes of the meetings
held August 23rd and 31st were
read -and approved.
Per Ward and Penhale that the
commissioner secure a scraper and
,try and clean the pavement. Carried.
Mr. Mawson, auditor, gave his re-
port r, the month of August. ac-
cepted on motion of Elston and
Penhale. Carried.
Per Elston and Davis that the
Municipal Council" will give a re-
ward of Twenty Dollars to the, per-
son or persons who will give, inform -
tion; that lead to the conviction of
the party or parties who removes or
M any way destroys the street• cor-
ner signs, (silent policemen), Car'd.
Per Elston and Penhale that the
Reeve and Clerk are hereby impowz
ered to issue Debentures in the
name of the MVlunicipality for the
payment of the construction of the
street pavement as provided- for in
by-laws No. 4 & 5, of 1920. Dating
the same October lst, 1920. Carried,
By-laws No. 4 and 5, of 1920 to
provide for the borrowing of the
sum of $8,000 and $20,000 repec-
fully for street pavements as voted
upon by the ratepayers and carried,
were read and finally passed, the
former on motion of Elston, second-
ed by Penhale, the Latter by motion
of Davis, sec: by Ward and carried.
The Reeve and :clerk -were instructed
to sign the same and fix the seal of
the corporation thereto and forward
copies for ' registration,
Elston—Davis—Taint the following
accounts be passed,—R. McKenzie &
Son, supplies, 13,32; C. Ford, labor,
40.50; ; G. . A. Vanstone, labor 7,50 ; G.
A. Hawkins, 2.60; 3. W. Taylor, court
cost 3.00; E. L+lliott, insurance T Ht
15.60; E. Guen:thger, beaming 84.00; L1.
Reynolds 32.00; C, Heywood, 84.00; W
Cornish 12.0.0; R. -Davis 64.00; Har vey
Bros 24.00; W Pres'zcator 24.00; P.
Dearing 8.00; 5. Jory, 8.00, L. Hill 4.00
T. 'Sanders, labor, 2118; . 5. 5, Miller,
1,75, W. Westcatt 12.50;•
5 Feltner 7 1.2. , C. ,Fahrner'team,_.3�.5,0; `,
Mallett, Io
1 a or "'
1� 8
.40•
1 R.
Qua'rLce 3;50
J. Parsons`°13,30; J, Weekeis 4:00
P`
Adjou;nmetby avis:•
•
IETHAN'Y +'
Coleman 8,00.•
PHONE 32 '
JONES & MAY
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PHONE32
Teter Fall Fair Sept. 20 & 21•
Special Bargains throughout our Store.
Hundreds of Ladies' Voile 'Blouses reduced in price
Great Clearing Sale of Wool and Silk Dress Fabrics
Big Bargains for Fair Day in Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats,
also in our Shoe Department.
SPECIAL -8 only 97 piece Dinner Sets at about half to -day's lzric,e --.
:
learing at $25,00 a
;.et.Complete Showingof Ladies'
and Misses'
O. oats Suits
�, and Dresses
for Fall and Winter
NORTI•:WA1 AND ROGERS' GAR:t1ENTS.
eribcomeirsrAt
NO LUXURY TA X WITH THE l XCEPTION OF SILK DRESSI.S.
FALL ,AND WINTER COATS.
For Ladies, Misses, and Children in new styles and colors, excellvtu
range
below
luxury
tSPECIAL—Sa1 s genuinesquimettlee Coats, moderately • prat•: c.a
,
DRESSES
In all -wool British Serges, Silks and Georgettes for Misses anti Ladies:
Beautiful nage of colors and styles, Dozens to choose from and reason
ably priced,
:wu
SUITS
In all -wool serges; colors, Navy, Black and Brown, 'Plain tailored
styles; also trimmed with 'Military braid and butt ens. We invite an early
inspection of these lines.
JONES & MAY
,Closed Wednesday afternoons during June July and August.
T CP ON WASHING THE CAR.
The car never b shoo d c �ee
1 vvashcd in
direct sunlight. If the alteration. is
not carried (out in ahe garage the ve-
hicle Should he in the Shade while be-
ing washed. The direct rays of the
sun striking io ( water ,causes heating
which tends to dull ;the finish, In 'the
same way the hood should never be
was -bed when it in aiot, ,as directly af-
ter a run.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
DR. HENRY A. CORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST
Once—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
bowiest rates of interest,
Office -=Mach Street, Exeter,
HORSES WANTED
I want an unlimited number - of
Horses • in good condlit ou., Geldings 5
years old up, weighing from 1500
pounds up. Mares from 4 years old
up, -weighing from 1300 pounds up.
Parties having the requiired stuff,
write or phone 83 Exeter.
G. J. DOW
FRANK! TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Humors and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton; — Ontario,
SUMMER TERM COMMENCES
JULY 5th.
4110 CENTRAL,'
STR iFRD:.ONT.
oerienced instructors, gives thorough
courses ,,and assiets graduates to high
grade:positions: ositi
P ons: •The demand upon,,us
for trained, ;:he1tp exceeds'
the • ndmb er."
gr tf .ting; "Gomm`eaice your course
with .us. at opening of summer term
on July 5tif. •
Get our free cataloguie.
D A. McLachlan. Principal.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large 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
Office—over 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— a
Dr. Sweets old ,office
Phone No. 120 Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Huron
Perth, Middles.ex and Oxford. Farm
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Cockshutt Wanerooms,_next door to
Central Hotel, Main Street, Exeter.
Dr. G. F. Rouiston, L. D. S., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Office -over Carling's Law Office
C1o,ed Wednesday afternoons::
Notice!
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
ON ALL FURNITURE
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS
R. N. ROWS
THE UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER
Phone 20
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the _ choicest
groderies, fruits, spices,,
teas, coffee and every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and see us. A. trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
Produce -taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
SOUTHCOTT
q PHONE i34
Fair Dai S ecials We can 'save you money on
Fair .Day
25 PAIR OF MEN'S FINE 'SHOES'
Regular $6;00 and ,$6.50 value;
Special ,for Fair Day $4,9.8.
50•PAIR LADIES' -CORSETS 11.98:
Our regular selling $2.25 line. Re-
duced for Fair Day pally.
Special nrice per pair $1.98.
ALL WOOL SERGL+S PER YARD
$2.69; in different .shades, regular price
is $3:00` a, yard. "
LADIES' FINE SHOES .$2;49. -
50 pair worth $4.00 to $4,50.
Clearing Fair Day at per , nair $2.491,.
MEN'S WORK .SHOTES
Sizes,$
6, 7, 9 and 111, worth $6.00
and .6.50,
• Fair Day price .$4,98, ''•
BOYS SHOES—S
1ttt<S:1 to
5
A.ce.
1 a ri
erf a � o dtl
• eS
11 � �luv IZebula:r.
3 .5.0 and $4;00 ` w .ues.
Fair Day only, per pais, £2,60
•
MEN'S FLEECED DRAWERS " '&
SHIRTS $1.09,
Get your iwiplte• supply Reg. 1:25
Fair. bay price 81.09'
MENS
WORK
S
R
SHIRTS HI
RTS X1;98
— Selling to -day at 82.25::
Special price Ser.' Fair Day only 1198'
Southeott Bros.