The Exeter Advocate, 1923-1-4, Page 16:EXETER AI I'OrATE, TJITJBBDA.''Y
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xeter ` Markets
CH A,NGED .P.VERY WEDNESDAY
Local Doings
1 otstmaster Pfaff; 'Who has, been con,-
fined to his beet far several days, fs
impromitear.
'Tile '`N11sses Merrill Who have been Smoot• ae-ropen,ed an W.edneaday,
Wheat • „1._,1,5,.. sufferers. from chronic • ,rljaaxanat'vsn, the teaclters'and students, who, were
* Oats• "' „ ,...; a,,,--;'_ have crane to Seaaorth Hospital •; .to away. floe 'the :vacation, retunnpng to
Ba Gy .. _... .. 60', receive -treatment tkieix wbrlt. .
ll�tatabas Best `fi
} 345
Family Flour a, 3.70 Cdr. Jai= •Connor, one of, our moat
Pastry 'Flour ... 3.45 esteemed and respected residents, cel
Feed Flour 2,00 'eb.rate ] lava nth va-thday ,oar Sunday,
1.50 Dec. 24th, He is in goodhealth, en -
Bran .. 1,35 joys all has faculties,; and. gives prom. -
Creamery Butter' .... 43 to 45 cse of a nurnb;er of, years, yet' to, be
Dairy Butter. 36 to 39 added to ,his, four scare, and _en.,
New Laid Eggs .. 50 �Ia S Fittorta •verandah Har awls
Lard 18 to 22 Larne tU gaief os. Weadnesd .nightlaat
Hay per ton S9 00 to 510.00
Potatoes ..... ..... ..75 or 90
Hogs 10.00
ANNUAL MEETING
OF EXETER HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY . _ ..
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
Horticultural Society will be held(in
the Carnegie Library on Wednesday
evening, Jaii:uary 10th, 1923, at 8
o'clock pan.' for •the purpose of re-
ceiving the reports of the Secretary
Treasurer, the Board of Directors,
elect officers for the coming year and
transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
J. G. Stanbury, Secy.-Treas.
J. S. Harvey, . President.
ANNUAL MEETING
"EXETERAGxRICULT'L SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
'Agricultural Society wall be bed in
the Town Hall Exeter, on Friday,
January 19th, 1923, at 1130 ,o'clock p.m,
for the purpose a£ .electing President,
Vice -President and Directors for the
year and tran,saetiilg other
important business.
All members and interested parties
should attend this. meettingt•
The Directors are particularly re-
quested. to meet before the annual
meeting at lao'clock sharp.
THOS. EIUNKIN R. G. SELDOal
President Secretary.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF SThPHEN.
I wish to thank you for your kind
support in the recent municipal elec-
tion.
VICTOR SNELL
when. Mr. W. H. Armstrong',, in order
tc� rias; Dr. Hyndman'a car, ran • into
at ,.anal:shag tarp of. the( support pasts,
then, struck a Hydro pole, thus) saving.
a third post, and the verandah train
clolial:Si g. Mr. Ariatrong's car was
c,on:sciciiL,ay damaged.
SHEEP WORRYING DOGS;,,
The Municipal World, answer to
a question m. regard to the owners
of sheep`-worryirig dogs being known,
replies as follovv*,s ; "It its only when
owners of dogs are unknown, that the
council has authority to pay damages
for sheep killed, on the valuator's ire-:,
port. The owner of the sheep killed
by dogs, some of which are knlowni,
shoulo take proceedings before a nab
astrate, who has authority To, appor•
tion the, damage among they respectilve
own.'ers of the dogs,. If the atrmountt
apportioned cannot be recovered from
th;e owner,. of the clog, the municipal—
ity must pay the cost. Dogs, known to
hill sheep must be k ,led within 48
I hours after notice is given, to owner,"
SIBBALD-BRIAKWOOD,
The, marriagie of Tensile Violet, daugh-
ter of Mx, and Mrs, J. B. Ri,ck,,vv.god,
formerly of Exeter, to William Sibbald
took place at noon, at the .Home of
the bride's parents, Central avenue,
London, Capt. Rev, John Garbutt of-
ficiating,. The bride, who was given
away by her father, was charming in
her wedding gown of white canton
crepe, with long pleated side panels.
Her veil was of net falling from a
coron,et of orange blossoms, knotted
with whitey rosebuds and hemmed with
beads, and she carr7ied a shower of
roses. Miss Olive MacDonald, of Hen-
aa11, was the bridesmaid, wearing a
smart frock of sand satin. D. Sibbard
was his brothelr's best man. After a
trip, they will reside in London.
FOR SALE
Y. P. C. A. EQUIPMENT.—Such as
two bowling alleys and accessories,
punching bag and outfit; boxiing glov-
les, three trapezes, table games, -two
stoves and stove pipes, tables, chairs,
pictures and many other articles.
Apply to Richard Welsh, M. Pfaff,
or W. S. Cole.
FARM FOR SALE
In, Stephen Tp,, Lot 6, North bow-
dary, containng 50 acres(, all in good
state of cultivation, well fenced and
dram; ad • frame house, bank barn, or-
chard, lots water. Apply on premises'
or by mal to Ed. Penhale, Hay P. •O.
RAILS FOR SALE
One -hundred rads 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 nate before January 1st,
otherwise they will be placed . ;in
other hands far collection without
fail
REMOVED.
Dr.. Graham wishes to announce that
he has rnnved his office to has ,new
home, Main Street, opposite the Mar-
ble Works.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 25, Can. 2, Usborne Tp., coli-.
ta.ning 100 acres, all in good state•
of cultivation; good brick house, frame
barn, well drained, 'good archard;
overflowing spring yielding an abund-
ance water all the year round; 10
acres in. wheat, 35 acres fall plowing,
done, balance. seeded. Apply to Ed.
Kestle, Lot 13, Con. 2, Usborne, or
on premises, or by maty, Centralia R.
R. 1.
OLD YEAR OUT, NEW YEAR IN.
Mr. Chas: ' •MQFallas and`' Mr. John'
Luxton le* Saturday for Bay City,
Mich., to attend the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. 'Emma` Nichols. About
three months ago Mrs. Niclacala' at-
tended the funeral sof liner brother, the
late; Fredera.ck Luxton. She suffered
a evoke..,of Paralysis a week or so
ago,.and Alice then; her case developed
pneurrontia. Mrs Nichol was: barn end
rained en the farm now Occupied by
Mr. John Luxtoin..' She is the last of
a family .sof ten.
Miss Ila Joiiustotn, who has 1 'een
4:1erking ,for Mr. ° J. A. Stewart' for
a number of years, has resigned her
position, ceasing ditties on. Saturday.
Miss Johnston was always obliging and
painstaking and wi,1i be much milssed
from behind the counter at that yes-
tablishm;exit The vacancy is 'being
tilled by Miss Hilda Pot'e, who has
been clerking for- Mr. Willits Powe 1,
she commencing her new: duties' Moan -
day. Mi.0 Powe is no stranger, to the
purchasing public, and wi11 also Jae
found courteous and obliging.
ON Z3rd YEAR,
Mr. C. T. Broolcs,1 s; again aeeei;ved
the contract to carry the; mail from
the Exeter Paotst. Office to the station
and vice versa, fax, four years0
Nov, 1st he commenced his 23rd
year .on the job, and needless to say',
be, bars alwtay's given. the (bent' of sat-'
isfaetiionu
A number of the old-time ringers
gathered in the belfry of the Triiv-
itt Memorial Church on Sunday night
at the happy suggestion of Mr. Wills
J. Powell, and under rather adverse
conditions, owing to broken ropes, etc.
rang the old year out and the new
year in. It was probably not the most.
harmonious peel rung from the old
belfry for reasons above stated, 'but
it was much enjoyed by those in the
tower and many of our citizens, as
well as some in the country.‘ The•
rangers were,: Tiros. Sanders, Robert
Dinney,. Day. Davis, Harry Jennings
C. H. Sanders. At the conclusion of
the peal, the ringers, the rector, Rev.
Trumper, and others, participated on
a 'luncheon 'of apple pile( and Devon-
shire ct'eam, donated by' Mr. and MTS.
Powell, which all enjoyed. Yum
yum 1 l
Mrs. Joseph Senior went to Victoria
I-Iospital, London, Teusday to under-
go an opeiation.
Mr. Herb. Txevethick of Melfort,
Sask., formerly of Exeter, is visiting
with friends in and around Exeter. He
left Exeter quite a nbsn.ber of 'years
ago, with his parents and has resided
in the Went ever since. ..
COAL HEATER FOR SALE.—Base
burner and oven, in first-class; keon.di-
tion. Apply at this office.
COUNTER CHECKS.
When in need of Counter. Checks
cal; on The Advocate. We can furn-
ish you with all kinds at right prices
FOUND. -11 place where you can
buy British -American gasoline at 31c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North'.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Consisting of house, stable and 3
lots o° !and, situated in Exeter North
can Main.Street. Apply to H. Biier]ing
Hay P. O.
When in need of `insurance vee
E..J, CHRISTJE'
Canada Life Insurance .Agent,
Also 'Fire and Accident insurance.
Exeter -- Ontario.:
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services as. usual ,next Sunday.
Services in Town. Hall
11 a.m.-Hbliness Meeting
7 p.m . --Salvation Meeting.
2,30 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Glass,
Cottage xn.eetings in North End :ran
Tuesday night.
Capt. Hopkins Lieut, Hoskins
AGED LADY PASSES.
After an illness extending over,
some years, duce largely to old age,
the death occurred at the isosnte of
her son, Mx`„ J. 1. VanceF N. B. •Us
borne, on Dec. 31st, of .Mary Jane
Armstrong, widow of the late William'
Vance. Born in Usborne, she had re-
sided their a1,1 her life,. and was high-
1_v respected and esbeemled by all
who knew her. Besides the son men-
tioned, she is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mks loam, Simmons of Hibbert,
and Mrs. Wm. Frasier of She west.
Three brothers also survive, W. J,
Armstrong of Emily City, Mich,, Ir -
w n) Armatrang of Exeter, and George
Armstrong of Paris. Thefuneral was
held on Tuesday, interment taking
Place . in Stalffa cemetery.
Y. P.
C. A.
WANTED -A than to take charge
of the Y. P. C. A., for one year
Conditions .: and salary apply to ' either'
J. S. Harvey, Rich., Welsh or W. S.
Cole:
arte.ge
Trains
tat
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 a.m.—"By' the. High Priest's Fire."
7 'p m.—"The Leading of a Stara"
Rev A. A. Tramper, Rector,.
Mr. Harry Fuke of Toronto was
home for New Years.
Mr. Thos. Harton of London, was
in town far New Years.
Ted. Twain visited Donald Glad -i
man in London last week. •
Mrs Mathews of Toronto, spent a
few, days with Mrs. F. A. May.
Mr, S. G. Bawden of Goderich \vast
a.visitor here for New Years.
Mr. Alex. Stewart of Lori•dan spent
the holiday with his family beide
Miss Margaret Gladman of London
visited with friends • here last, week.
iVir. Berry of Ingeasoll ;pent rth e
holiday with his daughter, Mrs. Seldon
•;Vir. axncl `Mes. W. J. Heaana;n, spent
the New 'Year in, London with rela-
tives.
Miss Jessie Manas•on of London was
up over the New Years with her 'par-
ents.
Mr..2nd -Mrs. Win. Snell, spent a
few days with Rea. James. Snell Ian
Dutton.
Mr. Wm. Ryan of Waterloo spent
a few days with friends here over
the; holiday.
mfrs. W. R. Dads of Mitchell is
spending the, NI/linter with her' daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred. May.
Mr. W. D. Wood, returned 'to Wind -
SOT, after a couple weeks' visit with)
the Gillespie family.
Mr. Edwin Braund of BrantdosK1(
spent a. few days during the welek
with friends • in town. •
4DAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote; B.. A., Minister
10 a, ni, Sunday School and Bible
Classes,
11 a.m.—"Loyalty, to Christ"'
• The Minister
"Jesus as ,Life"
The Minister
Boy Scouts W111meetMonday evening
JAMES ST. •METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor" M. J, Wiasortr; B.A.'
The lAiniater at r' both services.
11 a..' rn —
3 p.m—..Sabbath School,'Christmas
'very 1 7 gym*,
met during the , holidaay sea-
,
et' us, to d
hoabe;
eve ybe
friends to„!t1a,e
E•.Ast iSI�T
:GS •
HA:Siv 8t
lrtl;mac appropnate.. Alt <',rnvnted;
MAIN ST, METHODIST 'CHURCH
Rea 'Geos• McAlister, "M dA..
Ishe 21 r3
a Begun tun ,the Y
1
.3
para Bible Scthuaol
frim
Some New' Ye`ar's "Tihoul
.AT BETHANY
p m l ev W -2, G: H. McAlastea
Mi-, 'Tani Carling and, fainly; of Lon-
don spent the New, Year with relatives
here and at Centralia..
Mr. 'Chas. �family
K
and
Kerr of God-
ericii were visitors in Exeter •and oat
Crediton during the we,ek.
Mrs. Richard Hoskins of London
spent Thursday here with her parents,
'Mr and 'Mrs. Win. Treble,
Mr., Aquina. Sb•eere left Tuesday on
his ' return to Detroit ,after spending.
ten days with his mother., here,
Mr. John W. Mallett and son, Keuir
meth of London visiaed with Mr. and
Mrs. Esti Heywood over. the New Year.
Mn Jas. Sweet -airy of Oshawa, vis-
ited w^r)tih, his parents, : i12i^: and Mlrrsi
Jas. Sweet, during the holiday .Week.1
Mr. Harrold Kuntz returned to;Wind-
s,or, after spending the holidays with
his parents, Ms. 2,ad Mrs,: Wni." Ku stz
Mr. and Mrs. Harley:' Sanders xe,
turned Saturday ;:to their borne in
'i'4Tsndsor agt•ei• a couple • ' week, ` visit
PHONE 32
PI3ONE 32.
S'T'ORE OPEN WED;lvESDA Y, THURSDAY, .FRIDAY, SAT'Y EVENINGS THIS WEEK'.
C EARTN\TG ODD LINES AJ TDREMNANTS,
W!eliave just finished Stock Taking, and having, gonr;e thoroughly thru
• our, stock ar,e .placing, orf sale many odd (fines of merchandise and remnants,
at greatly seduced prices. Call' yearly an:d get first choice on these Bar-
gains.
Ladies '& Girls' WinterCoats Must Go
We stilll have a few good Winter Coats for Ladies and Girls: w;hilch
trust bet cleanad nut at once regardless of price. Don't miss this appor-
itN'nilty :ta get'¢ real good coat at Bargain Prices
CLEARING OF FURS,
'We wart to sell every 6et of Furs; in our Storethisirn•and,, so every
set =sit he sold regardless o£. cost, We have such popular, furs as Nat-
ural and Sable Wolf Fox, Muskrat', ate., to clear at nearly, half price.
A BLACK DRESS SILK BARGAIN,
75 yards only 'heavy weight, 36 in. black Pailette dress silk,extra good
wearing ,gpality very special value this week at $1.59 yard,
DRESS SERGES
We have a large stock of Odd Liens of Ladies' and Childrenjs: Dress
Materials to clear this month at ,Heal Bargain Prices.
LADIES AND MISSES DRESSES.
25 only Ladies'' and Misses Northway Dresses in beautiful Styles and
Exceltiennt Qualities of Serges and, Tricotines, must be, sold this month,
These 411 bel at real Bargain, Pric,el .
Big Reductions in
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Heavy
Mackinaws, and Fur Coats
See our Fur Coatsior Men at $25
JONES & MAY
AGENTS
FOR HURLBUT \SHOES
L R. Carling, B.A
Barrister Solicitor, Notary Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol-
sons Bank, Etc.
INVEST YOUR, FUNDS
iat Victor g, Dominion of ,Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Fundi.
At - existing ,prices from 6 ,per cent.
to 7 per cent. can lie obtained from
these bonds.
orders received by. me.
Money to loan at lowfest rates of
interest
Office—Carling 'Bk., Main St, Exeter
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising—Made known
on application.
Stray Atlantis—One innsertien 50c.,
three insertions $1.00.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than .fide lines', For ,Sale, To -Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found ,loess 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c per
lune per insertion: No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thani& 50c.
Auction ,Sale S3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inchesin length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline.
Farm pr Reap. Estate for sale 50c.
each insertion fots one month of four
insertions,
Mr. - and ;Men. T. O, S;outhcott-'lpenntl
the New ..YeYa(r in. IBrenitford, the lat-
ter going-; ea to PreSto.n for' ia few
days:
Mr. and Mas, Newman, • after a few
days'With r Mr. and Mrs.,, R G. Seldom,
returned to thein .host in Kiaigs'ton an
T iesday
Dr. C'laree Wood and'_ Mrs. :Wood,
af` Blyth w,ere liese dv!er• the holiday,
Meth the. "farmer's paa•etits,: Mi, •and
Mrs.
'Frank
MISS; :4Larjori.e T isn ck;,anld Mr, Ar
their Jacks at of down are. •gtidja(ts`
Of the laitter's' aiijn{t r}s Jos. Su;titop4
far.' the NOW., Year...-.
llMr ' aind Vl,r,s <N C. ” ieatnf. A l
daughter mss Mlalid4 of Norsdue]i,
speht a few daySi.,With 3tr, Hertb'sl par-
' 'and 141m Jaimies Henn;
P, f ter, '.tl? e Ghxr's'ktnau ".died I�I'Or- Yea
tt634Qa<ys, ;the teacheraj 'fie. Normal
nil other ficollege.aivd unnversity, 40-
<4)ts .leave rettbr-med to the r duties
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PHONE ,134 PHONE 134..
Wish h all a Happy.• New Year
e w �
full of Prosperity and ' Good ti
•
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RAND TRUNK RAILEM
THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh
Between
MONTREAL:-
TORONTO,
ONTREALTORONTO.
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Un xoelied dining' car service
Sleeping cars on night trains and
Parlor cars on principal day trains.
Fuld in>faranation fstoan any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, orC. E. Horn-
ing District Passenger er Aunt, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w Agent, Exeter
The correct' wary and the easiest way
to dispose of 'some .property or sell
sonie small article, find a tennant for
your house, or an article you have lost
e bre o .
or help when yon want is to insert
.a small advt. In the "Want Column"
of the Advdcatte,
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer,— R. R. No. 1, 'Das( wood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co.
Farm and stock . sales a specialty:
Four years : experience.
DR.' A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDcneil's Stables, John St., Exetee
(lately occunied by Dr. Vining)
Pone 26w
Dr: G, F. Routtston„ L. D,i S., D. l
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law, Officer
Closed Wednesday afternoons;."
Dr.. A. R. 'KINSMAN, L. D. 5.,, D. D
Hoeboa•' Graduate Toronto Umb�acsit�:
Office --over ' Giadman• &" Steirdbuurr'
Office,Main Street, Exeter. •
PR.AIa1K. TAILOR .
Licentsecl. Atectoloneseir forr':Cauarvttee •et!
Hu�tan toad M%ckUe ere .
Pric!ea Rea,10Ig 1e nd Satltfaetaoq
' r Gua+,ranoadd
Crediton,, Oeturjo
ON!EY Tedi. Ll
wte+,
a ge aarontnt o f pravatil
film to wan on farm; and ^.vWagwa
pIO ty• at bow- rates .o,f 'iaiterest
GrLADMAN & , STAN/IL
Baldi#tteEte, $lie EQ0,1aiMteN
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