The Exeter Advocate, 1923-9-20, Page 8EXETER AIIITLIE ATE., Tti ITR SD A Y. SEPT.
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/xeter Markets
\\GED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Wh-•tt ..,......
a
Birle
°l n noes Best Flour
Fen :Y Flour` ................ ........
1'a: ry Flour
Feed Flour
Bran, ......,
•
35
48
3:75
3.60
3,20
1.90
1.40
Sh its .....,...... 1.60
Eggs-Spec:al and Extra 36
E. <, .--N o. 1 .,,,..... 27
Eggs No 2 ,•............. '1
Creamery Butter 41-42
ba!:y Butter ...... ... •32-33
Lard ............... ; 18 to 20
Hogs
9.00
Local Doings HYNDMAN-JOHNSTO`N, z
Aui interesting event took place at
, ;1.30 cit the afternoon of 'Thursday,'
W. R. Goulding
A. T. C. X.
Organist and Choirmaster James St,
Methodist Church.
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and Theory.
Instructor of Music kin the Public
Schools
Terms Moderate
Box 57 EXbTER.
CARD OF THANKS
The L.O.L. No. 924, of Exeter.,
wish to express their appreciation to
the Quarterly Board and the Pastor'
of James St. Methodist church for
the use of the church for Mr. Ma-
loney's address. I(
Wm. Lutman, W.M.
BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.
Comfortable Brick House, well sit-
uated ; pride reasonable. Apply to
F. J. Delbridge Exeter.
IVIHOI,�I FARM.
Potatoes for sale. Also Bred -to -lay
Barred Rock Chicks any age up to!4
months. Phone your wants.
L, V. HOGARTH
Exeter, Ont.
Phone Crediton 18-31.
FARM FOR SALE
150 acre choice farm, being L•st 11
and 12, Con. 15, Township Stephen,
situated 5 west of Crediton, on good
gravel road. Good two story brick
house, two bank barns, good imple-
ment shed and garage, never failing
rack well, 10 acres good bush, well
fer}.ced and underdraiaed. Must be
sold to wind up estate. Apply on
premises. -Jessie McKenzie, adminstra-
trix, Dashwood, R. R. 2,
\Vatford's tax rate. ,for 1923 has been, • Septetnber 13th,. at • Trivitt Memorial f
set'at' 62 it is.• •'
Miss Ruth Fraser, daughter of Mr,
and •'4\gym. Frailer, Was taken ill
last Wednesday.
Mr. • G. J, Dow, shipped a car of
hors�es.:It'o 'Montreal last Friday ;; also
a car. to: ;Sudbury.
We: have been in receipt of renewals
from a -number of subscribers recent-
ly, ..and we would bet pleased to hear
from, others.
Two• factors are absolutely necessary
to a newspaper correspondent; 1 Be
prarnf t`iirt sending in newsi and 2nd; Be
sure of t'•e facts.
.Exeter,—....Zurich, Ailsa Craig - and
Parkhill are among the 129j tnunicipalit-
les to have their hydro] rates decreased
according .to the statement of the hy-
dro conmmssion,
Lucan tied Win.gham in_ the s•econ:l
game of baseball et Winghann 112onclay
with a score of 10-3 and this Wed.
afternoon they will play at Clinton to
decide a winner.
Mr. Jas Kung of Fo.re.st, on Fair
Day .Paid.. his 35th subscription to the
Advocate, his first subscription being
pad in .1889, and during all these years
his subscription has always been paid
in advance,
At . Landon Fair last week, Mr. G.
W. ,14lrtners of Usborne, took many..of
the prizes for hogs -about four firsts,
nine .seconds and four! thirds. In, stan,-
dard.bted horses John Decker, of
Zurich 'got six firsts. The former se-
cured. $180 in. prize money and the
latter $162
The annual Finacctai District meet-
ing of Exeter District s held this
I Thursday ,in the Methodist Church at
Clandeboye. A missionary conference
will be head in connection with the
District meeting, addressed byRev, S.
E. Artnls, missionary from China, and
Rev, W. E. \li11s•on, President of Lon-
don: Conference.
Rte Rev. David Williams, D. D. Bish-
or, of 'Huron; chairman of the miss-
ionary soc;ety of the Church of Eng-
land in Canada, which gave signal a; d
to the starving people of China, dur-
ing the famine that visited Chiina a
year ago has been; notified by the Pek-
in Gov't that the Republic of China
bas been pleased to decoralte- him for
the. part he b;ad ;in the rendering of,
assistance to the people of that
country.
During the rain of Thursday evening
about• 8 o'clock, two cars driven by
` Albert Etheriii ton and Mr. John
Peart,,,,,.goit g iii opposite directions,
came together with a crash a few yds.
sontli of the corner at Exeter North, •
Mrs, A. Dearing and • Mrs. Frank Mall-
ett, who, with other members of the i
Salvation Army, were holding service
ori :the street, were struck by one of
the! cars and considerably bra,isfed.
The owners of the cars, were not hurt.
1u.. R.eart's daughter teas somewhat
b,rttes•ed., •. • • The cars were damaged,
Un.. Peart's car having' a tire, two 1en-
dens, axe axle and a runnxa;n,g board i
brekeat while Mr. Etherington's fender
was (smashed,
FARMS FOR SALE.
200 acres, being lots 5 and 6, Con. 2,
Usborne, all .n firstfclass state of
cultivation, well, underdrained with'•
tile. 7 acres hardwood bush on each
place. Lot 5 all in pasture. Good'
brick house and two bank barns on lot
6. A.hundance of water. A young
orchard just starting to bear. 3j6_ miles
from Exeter, 3 miles from Centralia,
quarter mile from school. Apply to
Richard Coates Centralia P.O.
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
Well built, attractive and modern
bungalow, centrally located, Apply
GLADMAN & STANBURY
FOUND. -A place where you can
but British American gasoline at 30c.
-R. Mackenzie & Son, Exeter North
G. S. ATKINSON, L.D.S.,
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental. Surgelan,s of Ontariioi, and Un-
iversity of Toronto.
Late. District Dental Officer, Milit-
ary District Number one, Landon, Ont.
Main, Office -Dickson Block, Mj
Street, Exeter ,Ont.
Hours -9 am. to 5.30 p.m. Phone 34
Exeter.
Office at Zurich Ont., Phtone 79.
Zurich Tuesday and Friday from
10 a.m. tp .5 p.m,
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 business. When
you want a New Suit call in and see
our Samples.
DLrR MOTTO—Service to the Public.
01.11111111110
';WINTER POTATOES -Order your
winter potatoes from J. H. Grieve and
get god Cons_• ----
DARK HONEY FOR SALE.
E cellent quality, 6c. a lb, until
sold, JOHN CARRICK,
•Lake Road, Stephen, Hay, P.O.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Two storey brick residence o4 Will-
iam Street, Exeter, in first-class con-
dition;: modern conveniences, good
garden. . Apply Mrs. W. J. Russell.
BABY BUGGY FOR SALE.- In
first class condition. Apply at this
office..
DR. .H. H. COWAN, L.D.S., D.D.S.
Dental Surgeon,
Hartleib :Block, DASHWOOD, ONT.
SALVATION ARMY SERV ICES
Services as usual ,next Sunday.
Services in Town Hall
11 a.m.-Holia,ess Meeting
7 p.m: -=Salvation Meeting.
2.30 p.m. -Sundae School and Bible
Clam,
Cottage' meetinngs in North End on
Tuesday night.
•.,. T. HabbinLs, Captain,
LOOK! LOOK!
TO LONDON EXHIBITION
F ARE - $1.50
Our truck will leave Central Hotel
Wednesday, Sept. 12th, and Thursday
Sept, 13th at 8.30 awn.
Arrive Exhibition Grounds' 10.15 a.m
BAGSHAW & EASTON
WeCarry
A Bn,
Stock
of Furniture
AT PRICES
THAT CANNOT BE BJ~AEN.
SATISFACTION • GUARAN,TEED
$, *IV
Conductor of Funeral Services
homes Business 2Ow; 'Residence 20j
Trivia Memorial
Church
11 a. m-`tCommon Sound" -a :di-
vine sign.
7 p. m. -"The Enchantment of Life"
Rev A, A. Trumper, Rector:
OAVEN PRESBYTERIAN (:).11U CB
Rev. James Foote, 13. A., Minister
ill. 11. 991 and Bible
Classes,
{'11 ani, "THS Imortality of Influ-
ence,"
7 p.m.t--%Phe Woman's Missionary
Societ 's AnniversaryService.
y
NOTE—Caven Anniversary Octo-
ber "21st
Tire Minister.
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
JAMES; ST:.',METHODIST CHU?.CH
fi5onnelly,13. A...Pastor •
�
10.15 a.' Pa-Morrn,ng !Class:.
11.D0-,normalg
' •WarsP,lsi
A.. 7
'T'Ii5" ,Sailer ' 8f Hall i °§,"
3 p.m: -Sunday School, and Bible Class
7 p,m.-"Life's Essential 7.1en1s.
Church, • Exeter, when Mary Vrctoria:
C Johnston, daughter of Mr. and :Mrs.!
James W." Johnston of Hillsdale ave.,
Toronto, was married to Dr. Hulh
Kennedy Hyndman 'Of Exeter. The
ceremony was attended by immediate
relatives of both parties, and was per-
formed Iby R,e,v. A. A. Trumper,, the
vector, Owing to recent bereavement
in both families, the weddings was alery
quiet The 'bride is a, graduate of
Victoria Hospital, London, and fon
several years had charge of Dr. Hynd-
man's hospital here„ Dr. and Mrs.
Hyndman will reside in Exeter,. and will
havei the best wishes of their many
friends. •
GARDINER-PARSONS
A. euiet but pretty wedding was sol -
ern 1: •ed at the Jamas 't.:eet Met o•=
°dist parsonage at nine o'clock, cn, '•'at-
urday morning last, when. Rev \V, E.
Donnelly. 5, A., united in maaJlage
IMI• Wiliam E. Gardiner, son of Mr
and Mrs. M. E. Gardiner of town, and
Miss Corsiria Olive Parsons, daughter)
of .Mer, and Mrs. Samuel Parsons, Lon-
don, Road, south, Both bride and
groom were unattended,, The bride
was beautifully attired in a blue suit
of tricotirte, with bitter-is,weet crepe
blouse and hat to match, and carried
a shower bouquet of Ophelia 'rosies.
The ceremony o,iar the young couple,
accompanied by. iVLrs, Parsons and' Mrs.
Gardner, motored to London, where
a beautifully planned reception was
held at the home of,tlle groom's uncle;;
Mr, W. E, ¥Vlnitchell As the brideaund
groom entered th,e home Kenneth Tay -
lore, cousin :of theoroorn, played the
wedding march, followed by Miss .Daisy
Mitchell siwging, 0, Promise Me." The
young couple, will spend their' honey-
moon at Chatham, Detroit and Essex,
and on their return they will take up
thea' residence on Simcoe street.
HYDRO RATES IN EXETER.
Reductions have been made in the
domestic and commercial hydro rates
in Exeter, while the power rates have
been slightly increased, with lesser
discounts, owing to the power rate
beim,; increased S9 to the local com•-
miss.on.' The following changes have
been made,
Domestic Lighting -The service
charge remains the sam', 3c, per 100
sq, ft. The rate is reduced from 4c.
to 3.5c. per k.w.. for first amount, and
from 2c. to 1.75c. per k,w. for balance,
Commercial Ligh'inr,-Reduced from,
8c. to 7c. for first 70 hours use, and
from 4c. to 3.5c. for. next 30 hours use,
and frons .8c. to, -.7.c. for balance.
I,o, both of above, for prompt pay-
mens a discount of 10 per cent, while
the ninimum net monthly rate' is 75c.
Power -Service charge remains the
same, $1.00 per h.p, ; increase from 3.8
to 4.2 for first 5II hours use; from
2,6 to 2.8 for second 50 hours, and .15c
for balance, Prompt payment discount
10 per cent. The 10 hour restricted
use discount was 331-3per cent, nos
it is 20 per cent. The, 18 hour restrict-
edi use discount was 25 per cent., now
it is 20 per cent.
Street Lighting -Remains the same
200 k. w. lamps, $20 a year; 100 k. w.
lamps $70 a year.
Mr. Thos. Harton of London was
in town for Fair Day.
Mr. and- Mrs. Richie of Cambray vis,
te.d Mr. ani Mrs, Samuel Parsons.-
1Lr. -and Mrs. W. H, Martin of Lon-
don were visitors in Town Tuesday.
Mr, :Robert Coates of London, was
here ,visiting old friends on Fair Day.
lZr, and Mrs. Chas, Dunsford of Sud-
bury are visiting the former's parents
h ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rusk of Burl-
ington are vsiti,ng Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Hockey. •
Geo Smallacombe, ,of Stratford, mot-
ored 'to Exeter and spent .the week
end with relatives,
:Irs, Mack, sister of Mrs. Thomas,
Gregory, returned to hier home in
Guentb on Saturday.
\lss"M. E. Brown, nurse, of Toronto
is visiting with friends in town, the
guest of ,'Ess Jeckell.
Mr, Ted Tate of London, spent the
week pend at th.e home! of his father -in, -
law 4,r, J. Preszcator,
Mr, 'and Mrs. Frank Hill of Detroit
are visiting among relatives and Jriends
in and around Exeter.
Mr. A J. Rollins( of Detroit spent a
day or two here last; tve,ek, a guest at
tha !tome of Mr. Wrn., May.
lr, and Mrs. Nelson; Hill :of Toronto
are holidaying for twq weeks with the
tforme: s parents„ Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Hili,
Mr. N.. W. Trewa,rtha and Mr. Chas,
Middleton of Cl.n,tb; -and J. J. Meaner
of ,Seaforth were im town for Fair
Day
Air. and Mrs. Chas: Locket of Boston
were. guests of. Mr, and, Mrs. W. 1'.
Acheson, - over the vreek end, Mrs.
Locke is a sister of Mrs, Acheisiop ,
Mr, Jos. Baden of London spent
several days here during ;the week,
gr•eet;ng old friends, Mr, Bawden
Tam „A, , hack tot the old town for
the .Farr,
da r. P,,ecl Sanders .auto son jack,
Toronto,. motored to Exeter on Thurs.
last to spend a few days w:1:h •MIr.
Sander's parents, ,Mr and Mrs. Thos,
Sa¢nd,ers, -
Mr, and Mrs. James, W. Johrnstan of
Toronto and Mrs, Strangway of Tot-
tenham, were here, last Week, attending
the marriage of Dr Hyndman and Miss
Johenstost
11r, and _Mrs , R, G. S,eldon, leave this
week" on a motor trip' to Kinigs•t,00 to
visit; tl jeir daughter, Mrs; Ntewmah, tak-
ing • 3yzth tt them their soak Harry who
will'a;ttend Queen's 'University.
Mr4 ,Bedford., who has been visiting
her soar, . Mr. ',japan Redford, f' re. d
Papids; 1Vtn;ch., for, two' anent -us,' re
turned home last 'week, acconmpan,:ed i
by Mir Bedford, wha,spernt a day
two here, returning home Friday.
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PHONE 32
JONES .8t:. MAY
PHONE
Stout Women Need Have
No Figure Worries
Any stout woman can wear her clothes
with grace and distinction through the simple
expedient of wearing a Nemo Self -Reducing
Corset. When you put one on there is an
immediate and remarkable transformation.
Lumpiness melts into delicacy of line and the
whole figure is rejuvenated.
And that's not all! For the patented Self -
Reducing features actually massage away the
excess flesh, reducing and reshaping your figure
and producing slim -looking, youthful, grace-
ful lines. The Nemo Self -Reducing Cot;
set will end your figure worries.
Wonderful Values in
Ladies' and Misses'
Suits, Coats and
Dresses.
$25 Coats
See our Special Coats at 525.00 in
Burberry and Fur Collared Styles.
A large range of Ladies' and Miss
es' Dresses ready for Fall Showing.
Children's Coats ages 3 to 14
years ar reasonable prices.
PICTORIAL PATTERNS -We are ocal selling agents for Pictorial Review
Patterns, Pictorial Fashion Books and Magazime,s in stock,
JONES & MAY
AGENTS FOR HURLBUT SHOES
OSCAR KLOPP
AUCTIONEER
;Honor Graduate Carey M. Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering. Spec-
ial Course taken in Regijsitered Live
Stock, Merchandise, Real Estate and
Farm Lands, Rates in keeping with
prevailing market prices. Satisfaction
assured. Write or wire 18-93, Zurich.
Oscar Klopp, 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
McDonell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Phone 26w
ARTHUR WEBER
Auctioneer - R. R No. 1, Dashwood
Licensed Auctioneer for Huron Co
Farm and stock sales a , specialty
Four years experience.
FRANK TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Creditors. - Ontario. •
SOUTHCOTT.BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Visit Us This Week
WE WILL BE DELIGHTED TO SHOW YOU OUR NEW MER-
CHANDISE FOR FALL AND WINTER.
WE .BELIEVE THAT OUR PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
COME IN AND MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME.
LADIES' COATS • LADIES' SERGE AND SILK
• DRESSES ,
Our Shov.rirng for this Season is an
exceptionally. finie one. A►l, we ask We can always show, new, styles
's the pleasure of showing you the en Salk and Serge Dresses. Qux
new models, prices al ti2di 'interest you,
Boys' and Meld's bve t oatLA .
The Cloths are the very latest in coldrin , The, styles are snappy.
It will pay you to see, them.
Specials for This Week
1.8,2, 'Tea Towelling, reduced to 12c. 25 pr, Boys' School Schoes, red, to x1.98
151,00 Ladies' :Winter Vests • and
30c, White Flasnel;ntte.reduced to 24c Drdwers reduced to 85c.
151,50 and 11.75 Boys' V. Neck
The Exeter Advocate
Display Advertising -Made kaon
en application,
Stray Anu,mals-One insertion 50c.,
three insertions 11.50.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than fivelines, For Sale, To Rent,Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c _per
line per insertion, No notice less
than 25c. Card of °Tharrkk 50c.
Auction Sages 13 foc OSAinsertion
and 11.50 for each subsequent in-
sertionif underfivle'i.nches 'ie. length.
• Legal adwerticsjurng 10c.. and 5c. a line.
Farm pr Real Estate for sale Silo.each insertion for, one modth of four
insertions,
TEE DOUBLE TRACK "ROUT
k
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT _
and
CHICAGO
Unisateel,ed diming car service
Sleeping cars am oight trains sae
Parlor cam on principal day train',
Ful information froin any Grsad
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Ham -
hit District Pasas3nprer Agent, Toro) bo
N. J. DORE
Photo 46w, Agent, Esteier
I. R. Carling, B.A
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. ., l
kla¢1:�, 1nv@sbihn+s insurance-` '
Office,Calirng Block, Main, St. Exeter
Dr, 0, F. Roulstom L. D. S., D.' 1E1, el
DENTIgT
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wedanesday afternoons.
Dr
A
A. R. 'KINSMAN 'L
L. D. S., D. D. S.
Roller Toweling reduced to 18c. Sweaters, reduced to,...75c.
SPECIAL,
IN
.
N' .'SWEATER`:
mI✓ s COATS '.
A •feeior'tlY atthe specialtwice. txi'ice.
these 'a,,i extra value at 11,,9"8.
M N S W RK
.:r
O
89c
R alar 'X.25 wes. S4s'zes
iia this Iyt, s,.' oQs� c'; :'..
Southoott Bros.
Honor Graduate Toronto Universitli
Office -over Glpdman .& Stanburril
Office. dlasm Street Exeter.
ter.
.MONil�'Y "Cid''LOAN
We boneJ a- htrge amount `o,fJ.ara.ts
tam funds ,bo t -on farm and ae
pop ty et low rates of ii_atemit.
GLADMAN & STANSURY.
8arluisrs. B ittw"a,$1t t