The Exeter Advocate, 1923-6-28, Page 8EXETER A!III DGA'TE, ,TB1ITBSnirY
!TUNE 28ft92B
Exeter Markets
CH \NGE;} EVERY WEDNESDAY
Local Doings
air, Henry Caultis is confined to his
Wh at ..,.. 1.15 home through illness,
OAT' ' ' 55 Thursday haat was midsummer day,
Barley hillongest day of the year, s.
elle . ua , i; est Flour .... ,.. ..,.. 3.85
Fanny Flour 3.70, The, Normal students are, home after
Pastry v Fleur 3,10 " :.t4'
' the year's course,
Feed x'citr 2.10 asresseaam is to celebrate, in a line of
Brae 1,70 CaIedoniran spores on July 2nd.
SarE;;gs 22 Watch your orchards for, the fly or
Creamery '!'utter .,....... 36 to 38 moth that are stripping, off the• leaves.
Daisy Butter 28 Entrance axams. to the High School
Lard ...... 17 to 20 will be held this week, June, 27, 28, 29.
Potatoes
Hogs
I,00 -
sae Huron County Councillors will hold
their annual picric a'f Goderich Thurs-
day.
Mrs. W. H. Johnston spent the. last
week in. Hamilton and Toronto, re-
turning* Saturday„ accompanied by her
daughter. Dr. Glary, and Dr, \Zabel
Bray of Hamilton,.
air. 'Win. Leavitt of, the Dom; Rink
has a curiosity in the shape of a rose
bush that vast year yielded a small
number at red roses' and this year 's
covered with almost white roses, Mr.
Lessvist £s puzzled to account for it,
The department of Agriculture dur-
i.ag the past month has placed signs
along the roads in different localities
in this. disr i"t notifying the farming
public that the section is quarantined
for the export of Indian corn owing
to to rava e..3 of the European Corn
borer,
ORANGEMEN ATTENTION.
Special County Orange Service
next Sunday attennoort at 3 o'clock in.
Trivitt Memorial Church. Rev. A. A.
Trumper, County Chaplain, will be
the preacher. The brethren will
m.e,et in, the Lodge, Roam at 2.30
CARD OF TIL4.1aRS
firs, A, K. Ford and. family wish Ito
thana their friends and relatives for
the kindness shown them in their re-
cent sad bereavement.
Strawberries
Fresh Berries, right off the vine,
delivered the day ordered. Popular
Pr1ees. Special rates to socials in
quantity orders. Phone or write Geo
Hay, Phone 29-12, Crediton, Ont.
WANTED -A ;reliable man to act as
local representative at $2.00 and dis-
trait, for "The Old Reliable Fonthill
Nurseries", to solicit orders for high-
class fruit and ornamental stock.. New
season's business just starting; a splen-
did opening for the right man, Write
for full parti_ulars Stone & Welling-
ton„ Toronto, Ont,
PROPERTY FOR SALE,
Consisting of house, stable, and 8
lots of land, situated in Exeter North
on Main Street. Apply to H, Bier -
ling, Hay P. O.
HOUSE AND LUMBER FOR SALE
A frame house, 18x24, in good con-
dition„ situated on Lot 18, Con. 9, Tp.
of Stephen, to be moved; also quantity,
hemlock lumber, all sizes; doors and
door frames; about 300 feet of dress-
ed pine lumber., quantity of lath, and
8x10 cedar timbters.
J. S. ARMY, Hay P.O.
FOUND. -A. place where you can
but British. American gasoline at 30c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
G S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
'Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontaritorl, and Un-
iversity of Toronto,
Late District Dental Officer, Malta
ary .District Number one, Landon, Ont,
Bain Office-Dicksaon Block, Main
Street, Exeter ,Ont,
Hours -9 an. to 5.30 p.m. Phone 34
Exeter.
Office at Zurich Ont., Thane 79.
Zurich Tuesday and Friday from
10 am. t(a. 5 pan
atartiang a't Eatetex oat Saturday, the
26th inst.
T,FrT
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Know when you want your Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we will call
for there and deliver them.
We are out far business. When
you want a New Suit call in and see
our Samples,
OUR MOTTO -Service to the Public.
Cartage & Livery
'We make trips to London each
week, 1eav: your orders, at aur office
or at the Central Hotel.
Cars for hire at all times
BAGSHAW & EASTON
We Carry
A Big Stock
of Furniture
AT PRICES
THAT CANNOT BE BEAEN.
SATISFACTION` GUARANTEED
R N.W
Ft0 E
-Conductor of Funeral Services
Phones -Business 20vr; Rcsidenaa lei
Dominion Day, July 1st, falling on
Sunday will he observed on Monday
July 2nd,
On. Friday night, June Z2nd, Mrs.
. D. Yeo eieceseed the sad news :9f
the death of her eldest brother, Wm,
H. Tom of Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Partirulars have not yet been received
aria will be gimen in; a later iss'tie,
Sails Blanche Senior of Exeter on
Monday .evening took partin a Vaca]
Recital Ln the Assembly Hall of the
London Institute of Musical Art, as
a pupil of -Miss Nora Little, singing
three ,numbers fin excellent voice and
with very pleasing effect,
Rev, A. A, Trumper has received
an invitation from Holy Trinity Church
\Vaauupeg, to take charge of the ser-
vices thexe Sin July and August. Rev.
Trumper supplied in this church for
several weeks .last summer, He has
again accepted the invitation and will
leave here on July 23rd.
The new _Methodist ministers, Rev-.
Donnelly at the James Street Church
and Rev.. Clysdale at Main Sttrte-t
Church arrived here this week, and
will occupy their new, pulpits on Sun-
day
unday next, Rev. Wilson and wife have
gone to Atnherstburg, and Rev. and
'firs. McAlister have gone to reside
near Preston.
DIED AT MORDEN, MAN.
The ,death occurred ors June 17th.
at Morden, Manitoba, Hospital, of
Samuel Brooks, of Manitou, Manitoba,
at the age of 72 years. Deceased had
been afflicted with cancer for some
years, and had undergone faur opera-
tions. Mx. Brooks used to lice in
Exeter, but left about 40 years` ago,
since residing in Western Canadaana
the United States, Mr. C. T. Brooks
Uof Exeter is a brother, and the last
of the family.
BOWLING.
E. J. Wetliey, W, J. Heaman and
T. Pryde were winners of first prize
at the regular Friday ,evlening bowling
tournament, with 3 wins, plus 5, J•
Pryde, N. J. Dore and C, Wares won
second prize, with 2 wins, plus 14.
Thepairs of Exeter bowlers attend-
ed the. London Thistle Scotch Doub-
Ies on, Wednesday of last week, but
after losing a couple games each they
came to the canclusi!on that it „was
too hat to bowl and returned home
rather than to continue: the second day
lE A.TH OF AIRS, KERNICK.
There passed away at her home,
Exeter North, on Wednesday, June
20, Ellen Gibson, wifel ofa Mr, Thomas
T. Kernick, aged 65_ years. She had
been in poor health,for same time,.but
there was no change In her condition
until ten days previous! to her demise,
when .she took worse and gradually
sank until the end carie, Mrs. Ker -
nick was born in; the. Township of
Usborne, Thames Road, being a
daughter of the late Mr. and *Mrs.
Robert Gibson,_ She qualified far a
school teacher, and for .a number of
years taught successfully at Grand
Bend. About 42 years ago she was
married to her now; bereft husband,
and her whale life has been spent luny
this neighborhood, -being respected.
and esteemed by a, large circle of
friends, , She was a, memib r of the
Presbyterian Church and was constant
M her attendance a£ grace,, when
health and 'strength would permit.
Besides her husband she Is survived
by one adopted daughter, Miss Annie,
also one brother, Andrew Gibson of
Thames Road and one sister, Mrs. AI. -1
�
exander, of Usbo,rne, The funeral was
held to the Exeter cemetery on Fri-
day last..
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services as usual next Sunday.
S ervic es in Town Hall
11 a.m.-Holiness Meeting
7 p.m. -Salvation Meeting,
2.30 p.m.-Su,nday School and Bible
' Glue
Cottage meetings in North End 'on
Tuesday night
?. Robbins, Captain,
Trivitt Memorial
Church 0.
10 a, m, -Sunday School.
11 a.m.-"An Incarruptiible Crown."
3 p.m. -Special Service to Orange
Mme'•
NO EVbNING SERVICE.
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN DMIRCH.
Rev. James Foote, B. A. Minister
10 a. m.-Stthday School and Bible
Classes:
11 a.rtassa
7 p.m.
Boy Scouts meet Friday e' ening,
JAMES ST, METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor, M. J Wiasoaa, B,A.
11 a.m.-
3 para -Sabbath School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m.
All axe tv ctome..
.1liss 31ay Arinstroag left on Monday
for Toronto:,
This district has experienced several
days of extreme heat during the past
week, and the shower, oat Monday after-
noon was very welcome.. Exeter did
trot have as much; rain as other plaoes
and another shower av ould be welcome
to the crops.
Capt T. Robbins, who has been the
effieie.nt head] of the Salvation Army
here for nearly a year, has xerer ed.
marching orders to proceed eta Goda
erich on July 5th,, and he will be suc-
ceedecl here by Ensign arid Mas: Stev-
ens of Gaderieh•
KICKED IN LbG:
Nit Andrew Easton is confined to
his home, the result of .art, accident
which befel hirn last week, He had
ridden a horse to pasture, and it be-
coming frightened at an automobile,
kicked hint in the; leg as he ditn.ount-
e'd, causing a nasty and painful wound.
Mrs, Chas, Birney is confined to her
home suffering from the effects of
a very sore tae, which has been giv-
ing her trouble for some 'anat.
SUSTAINED STROKE„
are J N, Howard an Tuesday ev-
ening while at work about the house
was stricken' with a stroke of paraly-
sis, theleft side being affected, He
was given immediate attention and is
novo doing as well as can beexpected.
His daughter, airs. A. J McTavirsh,
and Mr. McTavish of London, his son,
Mr, Case Howard of New York, and
nephew, alr, Lionel Howard of Lon-
don, were here awing to his illness.
FAREWELL SERMONS,
On Sunday last Rev, M. J. Wilson,
in the James Street Methodist church
and Rev, W. G. H, McAlister iin.'Maia-
Street Methodist Church, preached
farewell sermons, and good congrega-
tions were present, despite the ex-
treme heat, They are leaving for their
new homes this week, and will have
the best wishes for their future of
both congregations, besides the com-
munity in general, among whom tbey
have labored.
I, 0, 0, F. piT CORATTO,1*
The beautiful decoration service of
the Oddfellows was held at th.e cem-
etery on Sunday afternoon last. D:e-
spite the very warm weather quite a
Large number of brethren attendedthe
service, and many others, were present
to da like duty to departed .relatives
and friends. The proceldure was a
little d;;ffe,re(nt from usual in that the
graves of same thirty-four brethren
were first decorated, after which all
gathered in the centre of the ceme-
tery, where excellent addresses were
giv"en by Rev, A, A. Trumper and
Rev. Bra, James Foote.
Mr, Will Gardinerspent Tuesday
iau London.
Mass Vi,na Fisher of Hamilton is visa
icing relatives here.
Mrs. A. McAvoy returned Sunday
frons a two weeks' visit in. Wingham.
Mrs. Oakes, of Chicago, is visiting
uenol u> aao2aa0 •y .sans '.taglom aatt
Mrs. Charlie Dale, of London, iS
visiting her sister, ears. T. Acheson,
Mr, Frank Ross ands family of Lon -
were visitors in town during the week
east
2dr, and Mrs. Austin Hewitt of De-
s
troitripiit es, ,spent a few days here with rel
Mr. Bert Gardiner has returned from
London, where he has been for some
weeks,
Miss Hattie Sweet returae,d Tues-
day from the Press Convention at
Haliafax.
Mr. and _airs. Hopper of Belgrave
visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. Birney
Sunday,.
aer. Gordon Taiylar of Windsor is
visiting hi sparents, Mr. and Mrs, John
W. Taylor.
Mr, George Armstrong and Spay
Fred of Paris spent Saturday 'and
Sunday with Mr. and l\Irs. 1. Armstrong
PMr, Frank Howard of Detroit is;
h ere after many years' absence., owing
to the illness of his rather, Mr, :J. N.
Howard.
:VIr.and airs, W, Zl. Wood of Wimcl-
sior are here vis ting w,th relatives,
guests of Miss I B. Gillespie,,and.oth•-
e
r relatives.
Mrs, Emma. Welsh of Clandebaye;,,
Mari,, arrived here last week, and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Creech
and other relataive;s.
Mrs, J, C. W, Agnew, of Winnipeg
ain•d two children, are, spending several
weeks with the formrer's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, John, W. Taylor,
Mr. Frank •tam and family of To-
ledo, Ohio, were in town on Friday
fou' afew hours ore their way ;to God-
erich to spend the summer months.
Mr, J. J. White of Outlook, Sask.,.
spent a few days wiath his sisters,
bere last week. Mrs. White is vis-
iting in, Detroit and will y'isi't in Ex-
eter later ora,
Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Freach of Wet-
uakiwin:, 'Alta., arrived here Tuesday
after attending the Press Convention
in Halifax, to visit relatives an fawn
PHONED 32
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
:ooi 'Wearing Apparel
For Hot Weather
ti
LADIES VOILE BLOUSES (AT 98c,
5 doaen Ladies, ueautiful Quality Voile Blouses, sizes 36• to. "44, form-
erly said as high as $2.75, Slightly, soiled, to clear at 98c. each.
COTTON WASH DRESS GOODS
Vo' We have
e It, beautiful range of Cotton Wash 'press Goads in Crepes,
aI Ra, asses, Etc., in all popular colors-maass 1iiee at greatly re-
duced pricers.
LARGE BUNGALOW APRONS AT 79c,
Only, fear left; of these large roomy aprons, SP sae offer the balance
of them, at oneprice, 79c. each.
CLEARING OR LADIES' KIMONAS AND DRESSING SACQUEs.
Extra.. SBecial this 'week Ladies' Short Japanese Patterned Dressing
Sacclues, Regularly 51,75, clearing at98c.; ,also the same materials in long
R%mo,nas, regularly $2,75; clearing at $1.54,
SILK POPLIN SK1R.TS AT $x,95,
Z oily, Lardles;' Silk P,apliltii Skirts -colors, tlalyt grey ae c3broy'rn: Tliesre,
are odd lines, fortmcr^,,y, sold, at $7.50 each; to clear this vveiek at only
$2,95 la-acli,
MEN'S SUMMER DRAWERS, 3$c. PAIR 3 pAIR for $1.
3 dozen, only .Ken's Short Summer Drawers in Bakroskn¢it Material,
the skixts to match axe all sold we offer the drawers regularly sold
75c, for 35c, parr, or 3 pairs for - $1.00,,
. SUMMER SWEATERS FOR LADIES.
We have just received another shipment .of •beautiful Summer Sweat-
ers in the new Jacquette• Style in silk and wool materials. Call and in-
spect these beautiful garments,
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BOYS' WASH SUITS
Sizes, 2 to 6 years, mice range oaf styles and, colors, $1.00 to $1,40 suit
GIRLS' WASH DRESSES.
2 to 14 years, clearing at greatly reduced prices.
CLEARING OF LADIES & MISSES SUMMER DRESSES
All our Summer wash Dresses including Ratines, etc., must be clear-
ed out at once, so we are .Cffering GREATLY Rb,DUCED PRICES on
these lines to clear them ata,
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Cool Athletic Underwear, Straw Hats, Belts, Invisible Braces, Wash
Ties,, Garters, Arm Bands, Etc., at attractive, prices. Shipment of neve, Ties
b the very popular polka dots, tweeds stripes, eta. -
MONARCH KNITTING YARNS IN STOCK.
THIS STORE CLOSES EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
JONES & MAY
OSCAR KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering. Spec-
ial Course taken in Regis:tared Lave
Stock, Mercharidase, Real Estate and
Farm Lands. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices, Satisfaction
assured, Write or wiire 18-93, Zurich.
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont,
ANDREW EASTON
LICENSED AUCTIONEI,R FOR
HURON COUNTY.
Orders left with Adviacatea or at the
Central HoteL Prices neasOnabie,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Exeter
Ontario
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
DR. A, E. TENNANT
. Veterinary Surgeon
McDonel.i's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately ocouoied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w -
alaawillaaellasaesamearaelemepialleadat
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer - R. R No, 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co,
Farm and stock sales a specialty.
Four years experience.
FRAN'IC TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Elution and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Crediton, - Ontario.
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
"Billie Burke"
Dresses
7'IiIS WEk1 eve are showing a New statue
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising -Made known
Oat applrcatloaa
Stray Animals --Orale insertion 50c.,
three insertions 51,50.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than fire Wee', Floc- Salve, To Renft,
Wanted, each inas'ealtiion 50c. Last and
Found locals 25c. an. insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c, per
line, per insertiona No noltace less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction ,Sanies 53 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if ander I e inches in Iengtb.
Legal advrertisiaxsg 10c. and 5c. a line.
Farm par Reaag. Estate for sale 5.0c.
each insertion fort one ma'ncth of Lour
insertions,
THE DOUBLE TRAOK ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car tordee,
Sep cans on night trains aad
Pastor cars on principal day train
gnu infoamextiroen fta any Gre!
Truth Ticket Agent, or C. S, Hetes
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District Passenger Amt, Taro
N. J. DORE
Mow 44w, A lli
of these popular and j
moderately priced Gingham Dresses /Priced .at $,5,00 $6,00 and 3.7.50,
for few days, LADIES' SUMµVMR VESTS AT 45c.
VIr, J. H. Dore and two daughters
pf Mitc,hell, Mr, and Mrs, W. J, Dare This its an +exceptionally good quail-
arnd family of Lucan Mrs. Robertson vest ; in strap or minify cut styles'
and two children, of Stratford spent Special price , 45c.
Sunday with 'var. aa&Mrs, N. J. Dore:
Mrs. 11Matherweil, wife of Hon, Mr.
Mother:nnell,Do.max eim Minister of Ag-
riculture, and Mass ' Alma; visited at
the home of Ma. Jahn', Bell, Sr, An-
drew' street, the gue,st,, of MIs, _Ketch--'
Messrs. S_ .M,:Sanders, and L.
Peaybale, viisated•the Forest. and Strath-
r,oys factories and attended a meeting
of the factory managers and .process
ors of the Canadiian Canlners'at A.yl•
mer Iasi.w'eek
Mr. Wnrrean B .: Ross, 'af Cedar Ra
ild Iowa'. soh of .the la ll,. Pi, R'ass
together with his wife>,andl twoa..soins,'
rriatored here en..Thursday and:' spentt
a .,few days an business ixf Connecttoat •
with the: -estate. •
LADIES' BLACK & WHITE HOSE
Hose, with double toe, h eel • and f oot.
This, line we have been selling at '75c.
Reduced for quick sale per pais- 49c:
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS 8t SHOES PER PAIR $1.98;
75' pairs ,of White Canvas Oxfords and Shoes regular '$,3.50, $4.00 and
55,00 values, . we place on our counters this week at greatly reduced
price; of $1.98.
98c. ',PAIR CHILDREN'S ' WHITE ORF.OR.DS` ,8t STRAP SLIPPERS 98c,
Thos week ' we place on SALE 100 pairs of Chaldren's;'White Shoes an,d
Fleet=foot Running Shoes, regular p_licef on this line linea up to $2,00., Come
and' ,let -us ';save you mono : While: the' last, o Y, a Y 1 , ourych�auae; for -en. 98C..
Southeott Bros.
L. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister, Sol,iics"tor, Ric
Loans; Investments 1ssurainod
Office, Calimg Block, Main St. '14x' tea'
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w Offices
D. G. F, Routston, L. D. S.,D.
DENTIST J
Office ' over Carling's La
Cloned Wednesday afternoons.
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Dr, A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S, AILS
Horton` Graduate Toronto University
Office -over . Madman & Stanbury'i
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN
Wie' basie a large amount of private
funds to Bonin on farm and viilage
Property at low rates of interest.
GL.ADMAN & STAF uatY'
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