The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-4, Page 8BXETRIt
1111ADfATB, THUR5 1 AY,
JAN. 4, tet i
eter Markets
CI1I,NGED r,VERY WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Oat
Barley
11..a° oba's Rest Flour 37(1
Family Flou3.r . 70
0
Pastry Flour .. 3.45
Feed Flour
1
Shorts .,. ... 32:00"
Bran 1.35
., '.. 43 to 45
se. reerrery Bu:iter '43
1) 9
li; y Butter . to 39 33
New Laird .Eggs 18 to 22
Lard a .,
Hay per ton 59.00 to $10,00
Potatoes . ...75 or 90
Hcgs` 10.00
oca1 Doings
The. 'eltiSees" 1�le^riull wn.o have been
.1,15 ' suiferers ;,from chromic xhe1unatiisnz,
^ ,45 leave giene to Sea,farth 11osptal to
.60 receive treatment
ANNUAL i1EETTNG
OF IETER HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
Horticultural Society will- be held in
the Carnegie Library on Wednesday
evening, January 10th, 1923, at $
o'clock p.m. for the purpose of re-
ceiving the reports of the Seeretary
Treasurer, the Board of Directors,
eleet officers for the coming year and
transact such other business.as may
come before the meeting.
J. G. Stanbury, :Secy, -Tress.
J, S, Harvey, President.
ANNUAL MEETING
h.XETER AGRICULT'L SOCIETY.
Mr. James. Connor, one, of our :moat
esteemed and :respected residents, cel-
ebrated hies 49th 'bP.rthday oa Sunday,
good he, t r ,en.
ll
r S is ; ri. i ,
Dee. fie 4 ..�4t1
jaysl all his facuitu.es, and gives Prot -n-
eve of a number of, years, yet - to be
added,'to. his four scare,aad ten.
ale S Fitton 'Verandah, narrowly
Carne, to brief on Wednesday n,Lghtla:st
when 1-ir. W. H. .�lraistrorrg, in order
to, arras., Lr, Iiyn ma~l's car, rani tato
et sn.ea sten;; two ort, the sup;par t pasts,.
then struck a Hydro' pole, ihust saving.
a third post, and.the verantan from
c'ol ,Ening_ Mr. Army:+trong`s carr was
c�oari.e iu ea Jiiy damti,g.e&
l'tostniaster Pfaff, who has been con
fined. to his bed for several days, rs
�mpiiovurg.
Se! oQ1're=opened ole. \V'eduesday,
the teachers and Students, `.w ha were
away icor the 'vacation, returning to
their work.
1Ir, Chas. 3lcFalls arid Mr. Jolin
Luxton left Saturday for Bay City,
btreh.; .to attend the funeral of their
Guilt; 'DZ'rs, Emma Nichola;? 'About
three months Aro MrsNach �
s at-
tended thefuneral 'of her brother, the
lateFrederick Luxton
She suffered;`
a ,stroke of', paralysis a week .oir so
ago, since then lien case developed
pneumonia. Mrs. Nichol was born and
raised .tont the farm now : occupied1iy
Mr. John Luxton. She is the lat of
a family of ten.
Miss Ila Johnston, whoa, has !Seen.
o:1erkinng for Mr. J. A. Stewart for
a number of years, has resigned her
Position, ceas.ing duties on Saturday:
SHEEP WORRXING DOGS., Miss .Johnston wasaalways obliging amid
painstaking and will be much missed
Th,c Municipal World, in answer to Loom behitrd the counter' at that 'es -
a question in regard to the ownerstablishmerat. The vacancy is being
of sheep -worrying :do;s beling known,, filled by Mas Hilda -Powe, who ho iia
replies as follows ;; "It Sls ghly waren been clerking for Mr. Will
ie eill
owxiers of dogs are unknown. that the she commencing her new: duties IVEcme
couxrcil has authomity to pay damages day, Vlisse Powe is. not stranger, to the
for sheep killed, on the; valuator's re, purchasing public,' and wi1,1 alio be
port. The owner of the sheep killed found courteous and obliging.
by "dogs, sone of w',hach are kilowni,
should take proceedings before amag- ON 23rd YEAR.
rostrate, who has authority 'to appor-
ti6m th,e, damage among the respective Mr C: T. .Brooks, hes, again -ece vied
aivxr�ers of time , dogs„ If the ainoitintt the 'contract to :carry 'tire. nail from.
apportioned.-caatnot be recovered from the •Exeter" Post Office. to the station,
thea owner of the. doge the munfickoalr and vice versa, for four years;. Ont
ity iiist pay the cost.; Dogs know to Nov, 1st he commenced his ` 23rd
kill sheep must be killed within 48 year on the job,. and, needless to say;
Thr Amiival Meeting of the Exeter hours after notice is given to owner: he has always gr;ve(n; the best of sat
'_Agric 1..---1 Society will be held in. XOQD
the .Town Hall Exeter, on Friday,. SIBBALD
•-BRIA W'
.isfacti+oai
January 19th, 1923, at 1:30 o'clock p,m. The marriage of j es'sie! Violet, daugh- AGED LADY PASSES.
for the purpose o£ -electing President, ter: ofmt.and Mrs. J. B. Rickwood,
Vice -President and Directors for the formerly of Exeter, to William Sibbald
ensuing year and transacting other ,book place at noon, at the home of
important business.Dire bride's parents, Central avenue,
All members and interested parties London, Capt. Rev. John Garbutt of•-
ficiatE
should attend this, =eldest
xug. The bride, who was given
The Directors are particularly re- away by her father., was charming in
quested to meet before the annual her wedding gown of white `canton
meeting at 1,a'clock sharp. crepe, with long pleated side. panels.
THOS. HUNKLN R, G. SELDON Her ,,...0 was of milt falling, from a
President - - Secrietary. coronet of orange' ` blossoms, knotted
with white rosebuds and hemmed with
w. TO :THE ELECTORS OF THE beads, and she carried a shower of
'TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN, roses: Miss Olive MacDonald, of Hen.
kind ate' we.' the bridesmaid, wearing a
I wish to thank you far your
support in the recent municipal elec smart frock of sand satin. D. }ter a
r t. was his brothelr's' best man: After a
tion.
VICTOR SNL LL
FOR SALE
trip, they wall reside in London.
OLD YEAR OUT, NEW YEAR IN.
After an. illness " extending over
some years, duce, largely to old age;,.
the death occurred at the home of
her son, Mr;. J. L Vance N. B. rUs-1
borne, on 'Dec.. 31st, of .Mary Jane:
Armstrong, widow of the, late William
Vance, Barri in. Usboruie,.=she had re-
sided their all her life, and: was high-
ly respected and esteemed by all
who knew her. Besides the son men-
tioned, she is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. John. Simmons of H,.bbert,
and Mrs. Wm. Frasier: of the west.
Three brothers also survive, W. J.
Armstrong of Emily City, Mich., Ir-
win Armstrong of Exeter, and George
Armstrong of Paris. The funeralwas
held on Tuesday, interment taking
place in Staffs cemetery.
A number of this old-time ringers 3/fr. Harry Fuke of Toronto
'Y. P. C. A. EQUIPMENT. --Such as gathered .nm. the lielfrY of the Trliv home for New Years,
two bowling alleys and accessories, itt Memiarial Church on Sunday aught, VLr_ Thos. Horton of London
punching bag and outfit; boxing glov-
at the happy suggestion of ,Mr, Wim
,.les, three trapezes, table games, two
shoves and stove pipes, tables, chaia-s,
pictures and many other articles.
Apply tb Richard Welsh, l2 Pfaff,
or W, S. Cole.
FARM FOR- SALE
In, Stephen Tp., Lot 6, North boun-
dary, containing 50 acres& all in good
,state of cultivatiion, well fenced and
drained • frame house, bank barn, or-
chard, lots water. - Apply on premises'
or by mail, to Ed. Penhale, Hay P. 'O.
RAILS FOR SALE
One -hundred rods rail fence. Apply
to Jas. J Carroll, Crediton. P. O.
ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID.
All accounts due the late firm of
Francis & Williams must be paid or
adjusted by note before January 1st,
otherwise they will be placed in
other hands for collection without
fail.
REMOVED.
, Dr, Graham wishes to announce- that
he has moved his office to his new
home, Main Street, opposite the Mar-
ble Works.
J. Powell, and under rather advterse
conditions, owing to broken ropes,, etc,
rang theold year out and the new
year in It was probably riot the most
harmonb.ous peel ' rung `from the old
belfry for reasons, above stated, but
it was much enjoyed by those iin the
tosver and .many of our citizens, as
gveil
„es •same inthe counitry.. The
ringers_ were: Tho,;. Sanders, Robert
Dinney, Dav, Davis', Harry Jennings
C. H. • Sanders.' At the conclusion of
the peal, the ringers', the rector, Rev!
Trumper, and .'ethers, participated in
a luncheon of apple peel -a -and
arDeo Mrs.
n -
shire. cream, donated by,
Piowell, which all enjoyed. Yum !
yum ! !
Mrs. Joseph Senior went to Victoria
Hospital London, Teusday to under-
.go an operation.
Mr. Heb. Tires of Melfort,
Sask, formerly of': Exeter, is'. visiting
with friends lin and around ;Exeter. He
left Exeter 'quite a number of years
ago with his parents and has resided
irrr .the. Wrest ever eince.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 25, Con, 2, Usborne Tp., con-
tainting 100 acres, all in good . state
of cultivation; good brick house, frame
barn, well drained,' goad orchard;
overflowing spring yielding anm, abund-
ance water all the year "round; 10
acres is wheat, '.35 acre,s fall plon vurg
dome, balance seeded. Apply to Ed.•
Kest''`L,ot 13, Con 2, Uabarne, or
on pItihises, or by ma:;',, Centralia R.
R. 1.
COAL HEATER FOR SALE. -Base
borne- • :Ind (even, in first-class condi-
tion. eaply at this office.
in town for New Years..
Ted. Taman visited " Donald Glades
niain in London last week. ^
Mrs Mathews. of Toronto ^spent a
few, days with Urea F. A May.
Mr. S. G. Burden of Goderiah; wast
a ,visitor here for New Years.
Mr, Ales. Stewart of London spent
the holiday wf4th his family heireu
Miss - Margaret Gladman, of London
visited with friends here last week,
Mr. Berry of Ingersoll :pent :the
holiday vv,th his daughter, Mrs. Seldon
'Air. and . W. J, Heama:a spent
the New Year in London with rela-
tives. -
Miss Jessie v1aason. of London was
up over th:e, New Years With her 'par -
was
SALVATION ARMY • SERV ICES
Services `as usual next Sunday.
Services in Town Hall
11 am. -Holiness .Meeting`
7 - p.mi.-Sa';lvationi Meeting. .
2.30 p.m.= -Sunday School and Bible
CSarss•
Cottage meetings g . In North End -on
Tuesday might. Lieut. HoskinsCapt. Hopkins -
Y ?, C; A,
Mr, and . Mrs, . Wm. Snell spent a
few days with Rev. Janes Snell In
Dutton
Mr. Wm. Ryan of Waterloo ,;,pent
a few days -with friends .here Ibfver
the holiday. .
Mrs. W. R:, Davla of Mitchell is
spending the wjinuteir with her "daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred. May.
Mr, W, D. 'Woad returned to Wind-
sor., after a couple week's,' visit' With)
the Gillespie • fanruly. ,
Mr. Edwin, Braund of Brarntfurd1,
spent a few drays during the w'elek
with frier -14.s in town.
Mr. Tom Carling and, family. of Lon-
don, spent the .New Year with relatives
here and at Centralia..
C,o,f ° God-
family Mr. Chas. Keir and tri y
W.AINTED A man to take charge . er ch were visitors itt . Exeiti.:r and in
of the Y. P. C.' A.,• for one year Crediton during tyre week,
Conditions and salary apply to either
3. S. Harvey, Rich,. Welsh or ,W S.
Cole.
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 3-1c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
PROtERTY FOR SALE '
Consisting of house, stable and 8
lots:- or land, situated in ExeeterNorth
on MainMaintree};. Apply
ly Marling
Hav,; P. O
When in need of insurance see
E: J• CHRISTIE'
Canada Life . °]nsuraince Agent,
Also Fire and Acc,iidemt Insurance.
Exeter - - Ontario.
Cartage ' , Livery
Trains met duriln thc'lroli
.son,
Statlaar,.
Phone 58w.
I3AGSHAW & EAS:TON
y: ses
P,nOwe ? ,�}�
spe,nt: a ew d,Os with Mr. flern8[p-
ents, Mr. and 'Viers. James Hern.
•
After the Chrrstma� and ,New Year
holidays, the teachers} flee, Normal
(and etlier college, and 111U -eel -site, ••tud-..
ens leave returned to their duties.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Mrs, Richard Hoskins of . London,
spent Thursday here with her parents,
lvir and ales. Wm. Treble.
Mr. Aquislla Slreer'e left Tuesday on
his return to Jae trait ,after spending
ten days with- his mo thee ere.'
ear. John W. 'Mallett and son, Ken-
neth, of London viiseeed with 1\ir. and
11 a.m.-`By the High Priest's , Fire." Mrs Esti Heywood over the New Year.
7 p.m. -`The: Leading of a Star.'"
Ree A. A. ' Trunlizer,, Rector.
PHONE 32
JONES &
PHONE 32
STORE OPEN, WEDNESDA Y,• THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SA TY EVENINGS THIS WEEK:
STOCK 'BAKING SAL'.
CLEARING .. , ODD LINES AND IMIAN ANTS
�i
We have jai* finished Stock Taking, and having, gone thoroughly thxu;
our stock are placing on sale. many odd Bines of merchandise and remnants.,
,at greatly' reduced prices. Call. !early add get first; choice an thecae Bar-
gains.
Ladies'i Girls' WinterCoats Must Go
We Still have .a few, good Winter Coats for Ladies: and Girl's which
mu,* pe,, cleared nut at' once regaidlle,ss of price.: Don't miss this tippler-
°,tu;tiuty ';toget a real good coat at ,Bargain .Prices..
CLEARING OF FURS,
We,w.anit Go sell every stet of Furs; . our Storethisirnon;th, so every
s:etmu,}t he sold regardleess of'*cost. We,bave such popular, furs as Nat.
'oral and Sable Wolf Fox, Vluskraitt, Etc., to ;clear at nearly; half price.
A BLACK DRESR SILK BARGAIN.,
75 yards only heavy weight, 36 in. black Pailette dress silk,' extra good
wearing quality very special, value this}' week at $11,;59 yard,
DRESS SERGES
We have a large stock of Odd - Lines of Ladieis' and Childrens Dress
Materials to clear this; month at real .Bargain Prices.
LADIES: AND MISSES DRESSES.
Z5 only Ladies' • and Misses Northway Dresses in beautiful Styles and
Excelleant Qualities of ' Serves and :Ttic:ortinies, must be sold this, month.
These still bel at real Bargain Pricey, ,
Big Reductions in
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Heavy
Mackinaws, and Fur Coats
See our Fur Coats for *en at $25
JONES =& MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT iSHOES-
al
ii
I. R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister • Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Bank, Etc:
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in; Vitct ,p, 'Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investmeat for Trust Funds.
At existing ;pricers from 6 per cent.
}base
to: 7 petbosmtdn. ct. can be obtained from
emt
Orders received by mei
Money to loan at Towles t rates of
interest,
Office -Carling Bk., Main, St, Exeter
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a. m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
11 'a.rn.- Loyalty to Christ"
The Minister
7
p.m. --"Jesus as Life"
The Minister,
Boy Scouts Will meet Monday evening
Mr.' and Mrs. Newp an,' after a few
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH .days with Mr.>a,nd Ales.R. G. Seldom,.
returned to their home rir Iringsten (0
Pastor, M.J. Willson, B.A. Tuesday
The MiaLster at bath serves. Dr. Clare W:aod and YLrs• Wood.
11 a. An.- of Blyth were, bene over the holiday
3 pith.-Sabhath Sc;hoal-Christmas with the tarna:er's parents, Mr. and
Study. Mrs. --Frank Wined, '
7 P. r. Miss, Marjorie H.iscock and Mr. Ar
Musac aPpropriatc All .invited. thur Jackson =of Landon are- •guefsjs,
-- - of the latter's aunt, Mfrs, Jos. Suttonk'
e.MAIN ST.. METHODIST, Ct'IURCH for the New Year.
Rete OM McAlister, ' M. A. ,iii. , and i'1rs N. C. 11 -tern and
tv., 1n
- lira Jas. Sweet, Jr,, sof Oshawa Nits-
ited wetth his' 'parents, Mr. and Mrs(,
Jas; Sweet, during the holictay week,
Mr. Harrold Kuntz a-e,turnecl to Wind-
sor, after spending the holidays with.
his, parents, 1\e, Ir. and Mr -s.: Wm. Kuntz:
Mr. and ivlrs. llarley , Sanders- re-
turned Saturday to their home iin.
W�.nds�or agtcr a couple weeks visit
,i14r, and Mrs. T. O Southcoitt .;pent
the New Year in, Brantford, the lat-
ter going :on>ta Preston for a few
days.
The Exeter Advocate.
Display Advertising -Made known
One
application. -
Stray Animals -One insertion ' 50c.,
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost• and
Found locals 1s 25c, an insertion.
Local reading- notices„ etc., 10c per
lime per itasertion. No noltscre lets
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c..
Auction Sailers $3 for one insertion
and $1:50 for each subsequent in-
sertvon if under fivle inches in length.
Legal adyertisling' 10c., and 5c, aline,
sale
Farm ptr R,ea o Estalte n' . "Sec.
each, ansertuoa ford one mfooerlt]n orf Lour
insertion.
1 210 daughter, 1vlrs ATIaidai of Nar .ic
drive your friends to tine
, t
11 n- 4 ble n<Scha . in,g the Year
3 p
7 p.m. -Sone ties Yetr's Thought
AT BETHANY -
.30 p.m, -Rev. W, G.' H. McAlister,
$OTIICOT!E BROS.
PHONE 1'34
PHONE 134
all a Ha New Year
�e.,r.�ls�1
Good Will
f Prosperity er'�t and .�
fu�lo p Y
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTb
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO.
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO.
Umeacelled dining car service
Sleeping cars "on tight trains and
Parlor ' cars on principal day. train%
Full imtfoarmatolopn from any , Grand
Tei Ticket Agent, or - C. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger Agent, Toros:tal
N. J. DORE -
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
The correct way_and the easiest way
to dispose of some property er sell
some small artiti:le, !tan 'a temmant for
your hoise, or an article you hav'e lost
e beyou " "ti ' 's ta" seat
or h wv am.
1 nwan
P,llt,
a small advt. in the "Want Column"
of the Advocate.
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer -- R. R. No; 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Farm attd stock sales a specialty,
Four years experience.
ort Bros.
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDowell's Stables, John St.,`•Ezeter
(lately occupied by 'Dr. Vining)
Phone• 26w
Dr. C7. F. Roulstoo, 'L. ID. S., D. D.'S.
DENTIS'
Office over Carling's .Law. Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. 'KINSMAN. L. D.
Hosior Graduate Toronto Uni�.arsits'°
Office -over .Gladman & Stanbury'r
Office, Main Street, Exeter,
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for • Counties et
Hume acid Middleseetc:
Prices Reasonable, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
MONEY TO LOAN
We havie a large amount of priva,lw
funds to loan en farm and villagie'
property at low . rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
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