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The Exeter Advocate, 1923-7-26, Page 8'• 777.7, iv: •-• EXETER. AI/17 Or; ATE, 741.111811AY, JULY 280 132B Exeter Markets I Local. Doings CHkNGL''D E VERY WEDNESDAY .Main Methodist Sunday Schaal 85 will plonk. 'at Grand Bend Wednesday -v ' 52 60 Best Flour 3,85 Family F13ur Pa.str; Feel Flour . Bran )rts Eggs, .;pecials and extras Egp--No. l's . • .. la. r Eggs -No. 2's C re.nnery Butter Dairy Butter Lard Hogs . 3.70 3.40 2,00 1.60 1.70 25 20 15 .. . 36 28 17 to 20 _S.25 Gospel Tent Meetings are continu- ing in Victoria riark Sundays and week night, except Saturday, at 8 p.m. Everybody welcome. No collections. Betts' Bakery has installed a bread mixer and wtl now be able 'to supply the pucii:2 w,,theinore bread and bet- ter bread, HONEY FOR SALE. Any person or persons wishing to proeure aquzitity of honey at reas- onable rates phone, or colt on JOHN CARRICK Lake Rd Stephen, Hay P.O. 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. 0. CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LISTS. VOTERS' LISTS 1923 MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN- SHIP OF STEPHEN COUNTY OF HURON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have .%)mpiied with Section 10 of the Voters' List Act, and that I have posted up at my office at Crediton, on the 106 day of July, 1923, the List of all persons e.n.titled to votie in the said Municipality at Municipal Elections, and that such list rennains there for inspection and the last day. for appeals being the 30th day of. July, 1923. And I hereby .)31.1., upon all voters to take immediate proeeedings to have any errors, or omissions corrected according to law. Dated et Crediton this 10th day of July, 1923. HENRY EILBER, Clerk Clerk Township Stephen Cre.cliton, Ont. - HOUSE AND LUMBER FOR SALE A frame house, 18x24, in good con- dition, situated an 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- a ed pine lumber, quantity of lath, and f.1 8x10 cedar timbers. J. S. AMY, Hay P.O. this week. , Mr. Henry .Coultis, who has peen suffering from a severe,attack of blood poisoning, is pawl on a fa:,r way to, recovery. A mile or so- we.sti of Crediton on Saturday, an automobile accident, oc- Mirred- when the cars driven by Mr. Dempsey and ,Mr, A, E. Kuhn. came together as the fariter was passing the latter. We understand both cars had turned Out, but Mr. Dempsey noticing a darlFer spot an his side swerved his car back onto the road with the re- sult that he struck the 'from wheel iaf ',lr. Kuhns car, and bath turned over, With. Mr. Kuhn were his - wife, two sons, and Mrs. Kuhafs mother, Mrs. Clark•-. They received a bad shaking up and same minor, injuries. Mr. Demp- sey's shoulder was severely injured, The cars were considerably damaged. 11.M10•1111.11... SUCCESSFUL NORMALIThS. The report of,„the Normal Exantine.4' tions gives the following from this district as being successful,- SiCand Class Interim at Stratford - Wilfrid G. Turnbull, Ina. Francis, Alma I. Harding Second Class Interim at London - Verna 'Walker, Mabel G. Johns, Ros.4- sie Broadfoot, Cora M. Schroeder Nellie •M. „Petty, Limited Thrcl-Olive, Kght„, PICNICKED AT THE BEND. The shore of old Lake Huron at Grand Bend was the attractian,for thet Trivitt Memorial Sunday School pic- nic again this year,Iatnsd a most joyous and happy crowd was in attendance. The, weather was ideal and the usual program of sports was indulged in, at the conclusion of which a vert interesting baseball match was played between the elderly members of the crowd and the juniors, the latter win- ning out. It .was probably the most' successful picnic tutdeethese auspices in many years. Owing to the Main Street and James Street Sunday School picnics our bread delivery will be changed from Wednesday to Thursday. W. J. Statham. FARM FOR SALE. 100 acres choice clay loam, good frame, house, three bank barns, cement silo, all tile drained, wellsilo, fenced, good orchard, abundance of water, water - piped to barn and house • location one 'mile northwest of the village of Kirk - ton, on county road. Price i $8,000.00 reasonable terms. Apply to J. Atkeyl on -premises, ar to Box 10„. Woodham OPENED A BARBER SHOP. Across from the Metropolitan; Hotel Exeter.. Prices reasonable. • • k NI; MITCHELL CLUB BAG LOST. On Monday, July 23, between Bay- field and Exeter, via Brucefield a, ed leather club bag, with gold letter 'X' on outside. Finder leave inform, tion, with E. Trebte, ar Advocate of- ce, Exeter. GODERICH RACES • 'Remember Goderich Horse Racesl. FOUND. -A place where you can Civic Holiday, Wed. August 1st. 2,30 but British American gasoline at 30c, trot ,or pace, purse $4Q0; 2,18 trot :Or -R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North ,4)ace,• purse $400; 2.12 ittrot or pace ;purse .1.500. Write Dr. W. F. Clark, G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S„ DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of the Royal College of Dental. Surgeons of Ontarioi, and Un- iversity of Taranto. Late District Dental Officer, ary District Number one, London, Ont. Main Office -Dickson Block, M41.1 t re e t, Exeter ,Ont. Hours -9 am. to 5.30 p.m. Phone 34 Exeter. Office at Zurich Ont., Phpne 79. Zurich Tuesday and Friday from 10 am. t[o. 5 p.m. tarting at Exeter on Saturdayithe 26th inst. LET ELLIOTT & JOHNS Know when you want your Suit of Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed, or Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we will call for them and deliver them. We are out, for businesa. When you want a New Snit call in and see our Samples. OUR MOTTO -Service to the Public. Cartage & Livery •••••1111111•••9•• We make trips to. Landon each week, 1 -ea w your orders, at our office or at the Central Hotel. Cars for hire at all times. BAGSHAW & EASTON We Carry A Big Stock •of , -Furniture AT PRICES'. • "MAT,. CANNOT BE BEAEN. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A N.. ROWE Conductor of Funeral Services Phones-Buiiness 20w; Residence 20j secretary, for particulars. TEACHER WANTED. . For Union S. S. No. 13. Duties to commence Sept. 4th. Apply stating salary to Silas Stanlake, Hay, Ont. DR. 15; H. COWAN, - Dental Surgeon, Hartleih Block, DASHWOOD, ONT. SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES Services as usual next Sunday. Services in Town Hall 11 ami -Holiness Meeting 7 p.m.Salvation Meeting. 2.30 P,:m.-Sunday School. and Bible C,11.41'74' Cottage meetings' in North End 'on Tuesday night. T. fliabbillisr, Captain. Trivitt Memorial Church 11 a, m.-' 7 4) Rev A. A. Trumpet, Rector. CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister 10 a. m. -Sunday School and Bible Classes. 11 a.m.--' 7 p.m, -- The Minister. Boy Scouts meet Friday evening. JAMES' ST. METHODIST CHURCH Rev, W. E. Donnelly, B. A., Pastor 10.15 a•-• Worship. Subject- ' -God's •Seraphini",. • 3,00 p.m.-Sunclay Schaal, 7.00 SOurlsi•Thirst for . . The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be a.dministered at both ser- vices. Clinton wilt hold a, Sports' Day on August 6th, Seaford) is ,tp, have, an Old Boys' Reunion next year, Mitch.ell's „Old Home Week is from August 4th- to 9th. • The James Street Methodist Sunday School is pionitking at Grand Bend this Wednesday, Al-)•, John Stevenson, of Stratford is the new 0, D. G, M. cif South Hua -41) Masonic District. Workmen are engaged' on the brick- work of Mr. Wm. Kuntz's new brick house on :Main Street Airs. F. Witwer of Exeter North is slowly recovering from 'a severe' at- tack of heart trouble, Mr, Frank Del -bridge's new, house on Andrew Street is . nearing completion and is now ready, for the plaster. Airs. Frank Gill has been _confined to her bed for several days suffering from an abscess in 'the face. • She is now improving. The Exeter 'Canrimg factory finished the pea pack on. Saturday. The qual- ity is of the very best, but the pack is, not as large as usual. Ambrose O. Pattison .Canadian, Nat- ional agent at Clinton, has retired after a service at railroading of" 54 years. He had oeen the agent at Clin- ton since 1882.: The Garden Party giveby the Cay - ext Presbyterian, -Church Ladies on' the lawn of Mr. E, J, .Christie. on Friday .evemng was an unqualified suc- cess, The weather was ideal, being warm and dry -just right for the sale of tool drinks mdkice cream. A largg amount of the best of home - made cooking and candy was, sold. The at- tendance was very large. Exeter Band furnished music for the occasion. The net proceeds amounted to S140, BURIEYY FRIDAY., The P'emains of the late Isaac Rout- ledge Bissett, who died_ at Dauphin, Main, were brought here on Thursday evening, and the funeral took plibe to Exeter Cemetery on. Friday afternoon, the funeral being of a private nature Mrs. Bissett accompanied the remains to Exeter. Deceased had -been, ill only a few days, BOWLING. Messrs. T. S. Woods, J. A. Stew- art, ,W. W, 'Taman aid R. G. Seldom left Monday manning to attend the W. 0. B. A. bowling eurnament in Kit- chener this week, Other bowlers are attending tourneys in Ailsa Craig and Clinton. The hoys at Kitchener lost their games early, but Mr. R. G. Seldon was' elected first vice-president of the W„0. B. A,. The Exeter rink bowling.tournament will be held on August 1st, and the first 44 rinks 'entered will 'engage, „in the play which commenceis at 9 a.in. Two trophies, the Free Press .and the Major Heaman, and, five, sets of prizes will be played for on the plus /land minus basis. Four games for each rink and finals far the, six high rinks. The Friday 'evening bowling tourney attracted forty players, nine- of whom were from Hensall and. two front Dash - woad, Two Hensell bowlers, o-ne from Dashwood, and five from Exeter got in the money. Th.e rink composed, of Geo. .Snell„ J. H. Griev‘e4 D. McKin- non, and W. J. Human won first, with three wins and a plus,_ of 22; and sec- ond prizes went to J. Prycle, B. Fisher L. Nichol and W., W. Taman, who, had three wins ,and plus of 13. Fred Simmons' rink had three wins with, plus of nine. , Four pairs of Exeter bowlers were in Seaforth last 'week at the tourna-. meat of doubles, and while 'they had a good time and did not get in the money, they are not' in, favor of ;the elimination style of play, as it take.s all; day and all night to win., Hellman; and Creech -were not put out until 1.30 next morning and the winners played until six o'clock. McLean. and Goodwin of Hensall won, the Free Press trophz, with Stewart and Beat- tie of. Seaforth second. The Stewart trophy was wan by Haigh and Best of Seaforth in the- finals from Johnston and Holmes of Seaforth at six o'clock in the morning. Earl Russell visited -in, Detroi.t last week, Miss Marion Blatchford is home from, Toronto visiting her parents. Mr. 0. G. McPherson of Montreal is visiting •his parents here. Miss Bessie Hartn,Oli of Toronto has been visiting old friends here, Miss Margaret Peorice of London is holidaying at her' bottle there. ous a of Toronto is :visiting with his vbrife. at Mr.' W. J. B'een's, • re Miss Alice Pfaff, after holidaying, has sumed her duties at the post office. Senator Rat.- of New Hamburg was a pleasant caller on 'the Advocate on' Friday last . Mr. Lloyd Rivers of,. Sinicoe is hol- idaying With his parents, iqr. and. Mrs. N.V. C. Rivers. Mrs, R. N. Creech and son Hugh. left Saturday to spend a week or SO at Lake. Orion, Mich, Mrs. T,. S. Woods, and daughters an Saturday returned 'from a visit in Dutton and Oakville. Mr, and Mrs. Leon Treble and babe of Toronto, are visiting far two weeks with Mr. 'Trebles parents, Mr. and Mrs E. 'Treble. ) Mr. Mervyn Comm, who has been engaged with M W. S. Cole iSa , his drug store,. has gone 1.., to ondon to take a simtlar position Mr, 'Frank Tom and, family and Mr. J. E, Tom and -family of Goderieb spent a day last week with Misses Nancy aralarY Tom. Quite, a numlaer of,,,James . Street 'Church people motored to Goderich Monday to Atteari hin evening session of the Summer S,chool. 47,7thattti. ?;i9z4B32 JONES & MAY' PHONE 32 Men's Straw Hats at $1.60 Only, .4 Actzpn gen's, StraT Sailor Hats, in newest style -s of rough and fine, straws', black andbrown: bands, regularly ,up to $1.75, all clearing at 'one price, $1,60 each, BOYS' COTTON JERSEYS AT 49c, 10 dozent boy' fine, Cotton Jerseys in Navy, Brown,, Grey and Kba ki,,- sizes 22 to 32, long sleeves, Jus.t the thing for hat weather. Regularly 69c. summer clearing price 49c. "BIG, B." BRAND WORK SHIRT,S $1,25 We are local selling agents far the celebrated "Big B. Work Shirts. This, is one of the largest shirts, made, In good quality materials a, very special value at $1,25 each, • • LADIES' AND MISSES WHITE -WASH SKIRTS. , Ladies' White Wash Skirts, clearing at three prices, $1.00, $1.45,, $1,95 Many, of these are half price and -less. S,UMMER1 WASH DRESSES. .A. few, nice wash, dresses for Children, Misses and Ladies at greatly xeduced prices, Boys' Wash Suits also greatly reduced in prices , MIDDIES AT 98c. ' 16 only Ladies,' and Misses' good quality middies, plaIn white, also with colored trimmings, regularly up 'to '$2,00, to clear at each 98c, ,SILK POPLIN SKIRTS AT 2.9,5 7 only Ladies! Silk Poplin Skirts, good colors; clearjng lens than half price- at $2.95 each. suivs.mgR. WASH DRESS GOODS All lines must go . regardless of cost Running Shoes and Khaki Pants Just the thing fox the, holidays, will give the greatest wear 'for the least money.: We, keep all styles at medium prices. $5.50 Patent Slippers at $3.75 This is your chance, about 20 pairs, made of best Clark,* patient,- • Lady Belle make'at $3,.75 Local Selling Agents far Pictoral Review the most popular Paterns. THIS STORE CLOSES EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JONES & MAY AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES 110,..1111100.01111s.•4111..41101.0111wwIlsmognmees OSCAR KLOPP AUCTIONEER Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na- tional School of Auctioneering. Spec- ial Course taken in. RegiisItered Live Stock, Merdhandise, Real Estate and Farm Lands. Rates in, keeping with prevailing market prices. Satisfaction assured. Write or wire 18-93, Zurich, Oscar Klapp, Zurich, Ont. ANDREW EASTON LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR HURON COUNTY. Orders left with Advocate or at the Central Hotel. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction! guaranteed. Exeter Ontario DR. A. E. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon McDonelPs Stables, John St., Exeter (lately occupied by Dr. Vining) Phone 26w ARTHUR WEBER Auctioneer - R.. R. No, 1, Dashwood Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Ca Farm and stock sales a specialty, Four years experience. FRANK TAYLOR Licensed Auctioneer for Counties et Huron and Middles= Prices Reasonable and Satkfaction Gnarantend. Crediton, - Ontario. SOUTHCOTT BROS. PHONE 134 PHONE 134 ine Clothing for Boys and Men Our Clothing business is growing steadily. The reason for it is 4,)e are giving our custom -eels good materials at prices that are not re,xoess,iivie. Good 'suits at $23.00. Fine Grey and Blue S,erges '$30 and $35. MEN'S SUM,MER UNDERWEAR. MEN'S STRAW HATS. In very' best -Makes, in all styles, This week we rediage prices on all Cut Tawny -hist the thing, for the hot Boys' and Mesa's Straw Hat's. Why 'weather. All styles .. $1 50 not save inane,y on, your new hat? FLEET FOOT FOOTWEAR FOR OUTING WEAR. ' Fleetfoot is the popular Footweat for the hot weather. We carry a variety of Styles far every member ofthe family. Prices are. v,ery re,asonable. CANVAS, F..'00TWEAR • ° ' Boy'S PRINT SHIRTS This season's styleS with black pat- i, sloes 12%, 13 and • 131%. These ‘. , , ent: irsm'With . low or.-mekdiuutri heel ishins „sold for $1,25we are dear.. Re,gblar la.so ' Special price $2.48. the lot,at, Special Price-.........Oc. Botithoott Bros. i0; The Exeter Advocate Display Advertising -Made known on apoRcation. Stray Animals --One insertion 50c.,, three insertions.. $1,50. Miscellaneous articles of not more than Live lip, For Sale, Tie Renit, Wanted, each' insertion 50c. Lost and Found ibcals 25c. an insertion. Local reading iniotices, etc., 10c. per line.per insertion.) No nottk'e less than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c. Auction Sales S3 for one insertion. and $1.50 for each sulisiequent in- sertion if under fife inchies in bengal. Legal adverti-Ang 10c.: and Sc. a line. Farm pr e4 E'state' for s'Ale Sc,. each insertuan 6°0 one month' of four insertion*, THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTh Between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT and CHICAGO . tinescelied dag ear service Steeping, cars on night trains saft Parlor cars, on Irina/al day trains, Fuonnation frac° any Goad Tonna Ticket Agent. or C. E. Hada, int. District Passanger Ascent, Toreill. N. J. DORE Mane 411w. Agent. Itanilit L R. Parling, B.A Barrister, Solicitor, EV Loans, Investments Insuratica Of Lice, Caling Block, Main St. Exetidr ' _ Dr. G. F, Roulston, L. D. 5., D. D. DENTIST Office over Carling's Law Office Closed VV'ednesday. afternoons. Dr. A, R. KINSMAN. L. D. S., D. V. Honor Graduate. Toronto Unisorafty Office -over Gladman 8t, Stesiburyll Office...Main Street,,, Eieter. . . . MONEY TO LOAN We bale a barge amount of private funds to loan on farm and Taken property at low tates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBIJIM 13arristers, Solititors, Exeter