The Exeter Advocate, 1922-8-10, Page 8Ex E rER AI]SIE.EATE, TRUE AUGUST 11:1, 1B22
xeter Markets
Local Doings FRACTURED HIS HIP.
Old friends here w111 ,regret to !near
;1l l 4iiE1l t t'Ei2Y WEIl +�ESza. Y
�zhat Mr, Fred Luxton, wvha has been
w",.t,,,nt. -,.- ,90 it c;: trladys 1 stie has taben a rtes din; with leis daughter, Mrs. Mc-
llto .obi`s it st flour 4,10 senool at Bobcaygeon. Falls,. inBiddulph, since ,sustaining a
l a.n . !;!etre 3,90 Th. Civic Holiday was spent quietly stroke over a year ago, fell backward
Pa_ry Owen
3.85 ;•n Ewleter. luny ww•ent to the Bend ,+hoz. going up a stepo Tuesdaylast
and fractured his hiW'
F;r:i Flour ..:,.,,.. • W 210 :.ad other places, With thaid
�r c to es lte n ;wa just e inning to et
S.s ?: is 119 wl ay from Exeter and rtethborhow d beginning g
B, an 15t` ::t c ::lee the Ford picnic at Grind l ak'u , slawwly can his ,feet, and this will
a ae Burner ,. •.., ' Bend or. 1.1'e' nesday. a, serous set -back..
Dairy Putter 34 to 37
w, eo • , 20 Th; Emblem owner by R, T Luk- DIED IN PEACn RIVER,
Laro 20 ` er o: Win, Exeter, tool . first money ire
13
>iY :+ PNr:,Tan X14 to $15 tl e :1s race at Goderich last Week.
Immediate relatives here receivedtbe
r,: 12 a0 Ju,t :.7Sty ytaxS ago ,salt eels struck sad
intelligence last week of the death
4 of Fred H. G'llesgie, who died . at
7 .e, 1.' eter, at au depth of 1125 Leet, af- Peeoe Reiser Alta, on ;august ist at
Zc• g,, �, tltrau,;h 80 sect oa solid rock. the •age of 44 years, * months;. The
r. Ivouiston desires to announceI glee who attended the San -se on. deaeesed had been in poor health for
lne
will net absent from his Dent- A ;spay \Iger Was lei the Town' 13x11' on a :lumber of years, and a, Complica-
tt:Ce for a few '1; eeks on vacation.,,lu;ley recelti cd much blesses from tion of diseases setting in the pend
'the „respiring and earnest addresses by soon came. The deceased was born
ren, Exeter, being a, son .pt the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Gillespie, and went
Si'
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West about fifteen.years a
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leaving
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a Exeter M.Gillespie
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eeos:o;r, good repair. Three formerly of tht,s d°strict, :s seriously lin,; ottie Hazelwood of irktot, by
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lamp erne. p r -or, d''' -inn rem, "'loth- ti t't the Guelph Haspntal, follawiztgan whim he -is survived, together with
,. 4 o.neet p 'nary . L to its, wvoedshcd operation for tumor on the l,idazey, one daughter, also hes brothers and
st b' , halt z re r:.t'd: `n+t?z frnnit trees. Mr aad Mrs, Thorn, Bake ;fir, :..zed sisters here end , elsewhere. His re..-
\-oosl ;veil, 4e.e,,. n house. Apply top'1Mrs. Netson Baker and Mr, V' "m, Ba- mains were interred at Edmonton on
Fenno Bro:, Exeter. ker motored down to see him last August 1st,
Sundae.
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�D5 T,liLb FOR SALE. ^ca.:-Capta- \irs, ltac=Geliivray, the
A :gi. a:rage o:s Sanders ;,.trecT, �mother o, the officers stationed here.
ono, eac;west of Russell's Blank- 1r,
John Baler of
Grey Tovnahap'
Our son Weetern oats g:°- The Conservative Picnic at PartMrs, Irwin retur.ned "to London on
ori red B S. St;,nleti° Wednesday cif tins tiwee1 Friday,
•.«""� ; wvas ;a huge success, upwards of sev- Miss Jessie Manson was home over
BUILDING LOT FOR AI.1, .n hausaznd people being present, he Holiday:
The ions weather fawned the event
Creed its: a .(x, on Mahn Street, wvh;clt added much to the comfort of Ruby' and foam; Creech are' feel;_
Apply to F. A. Ol -.the large crowed After a splendid
(laying in Stratford.
program of sports, addresses were in Mr. Thos, Nelson. Was home from
order, Hon Arthur Meighen and Hon, Stratford over Sunday,
Howard Ferguson being the principal
Mr. Alex, Stewart of London, is
The onneresneed =s u;r* te; fol sale sneakers. akers. and two excellent addresses hol:daynti htrc dor at week,
five e ::ergs ut sari, on wwbicli is a good
!rem: : house nal' carie, situated on Hun
o : sn et, Apply to Wm,:. Waal, Ex-
eter P. O.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
were delivered, dealing with .federal
:natters by the former, and the late;
trongh criticised the Drury Govern-
ment. Among those present from
ria • ds trict were. \Ir. and Mrs. Wrn.
sift of Hay, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
w Usborne, dr. W. R. Elliott
Stephen, \iessrs. F. Ellerington, A
ir•T)anelll, C. W. Robinson, Peter
and C. H. Sanders.
LAWN oUCIaL r
A reenete. Lawn Social bas.: be t e1d °
ender the e spies, ot the i'.F.11.tA.
:zed V.1'..t. uz liensacl, on the nrouznds
of Mrs.. W. N, Glenn, Lot 23, Con,
g.sba ;ix, Fte aa' ev'g, Axe% 31, Hon,
'.1ytn oto Inehe■t;. 1Sttzster r
t3of ■A -
u Murree Mie :xl P:s:i, \i, Fr, \'!Illi.
kn.a,• r:, 1I P., also Andrew Tick:, M.
P. P. will be enr t:.sznt rend owe niter -
estates eddreesen Gates open. at 8,
program 8 pan. Band in. rette pilin
Adnasearn 225c.
HOUSE FOR S.
One story ;ornate .'o To an "nom
tete of ref r, twvo lots n: land, with
fruit sof a !.,ands --large and 111a3,1;
rnee grounds; iitunte l on Main street,
ExeterApply to Mr.. G. A. K Mc-
Leod.
RANGE FC)lt SALT:.
e t."C i ren :1• joss ehape. Jus+
b;df arik:e J. A. Stewart.
HOGS WANTED.
A number cwt hogs, 60 to SO pounds
T) eders. T. NV:els, Centralia.
CHICKS FOR SALE -Baby Chicks
from my Bred -to ay Barred Rocks.
Get your order in or these at once.
Poon: Crediton 18-31 L. V. Hogarth
HOW IS THE PUMP?
New Iron Pumps and Fittings in
Stock. Iron or wood pumas repaired..
Wells pumped out or cleaned.
• S. J. V. CAN N. Phone 115
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor &
Optician. Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments for Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fit-
ted.
itted. Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 4; and by
ap,paintm.nt Office -William and
Sander, Sts., Phone 43.
Betts'
Home- ode Bakery
Why buy bread that is shade out
of town when you can get the
best of Bread made right at
home.
Patronage Rome Industry
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Marshmallow Cake
Store closed all day Monday
BOWLING.
The Friday night tourney resulted
a: a wit for Sanders, Spackman and
Rowe ,first prize; veto Pryde, Grieve
and Rivers, sews d prize, Ten rinks
tool; part and the eonditn3ons were ideal
Ilownes rink got 3 wins and a plus of
29; and Rivers' rink 3 wins and aplus Rev. and Mrs, Veale, ,formerly of
of 13, Two or three ,rinks failed to Elmville,' are visiting with friends in.
Beare in come of the games. 1 this vicinity.
:hiss Florence Marchand of Water -
Mr. P. U. Brown'atg of Toronto is
holidaying at his home here.
\Ir. Harry Fuke of -"Toronto spent,
the weeiz end with his parents here`
Mrs. W. R. Davis Nf „Mitchell is (vis-
iting her daughter, firs, F. A. ;ray.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Carling and Mr.
and firs, S. Fitton spent Monday in
London,
Mr. and firs. N. J. Dore left to -day
on .i holiday trip to .Toronto, and oth-
er places. �
'miss C. Vosper and Miss M. Sanders
returned last week from London, af-
t r
f-tar 3 visit.
Messrs, Neaman, Stewart, Taman
;and Beldon engaged in the Ontario fordic visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Hospital tourney on Thursday last. C. H Sanders.
Three pairs of bowlers --Stewart and \1r. and \irs. W. Brad and family
Neaman, Taman and Seldon, and San= of London are visiting with Mr. and
dens and Cochrane -.took ist the Sear
forth Doubles last week,
Three rinks of bowlers went to
l.,ztdon on Civic Holiday to play for
the Mintee Trophy, but alter Ane or
two games had been. played, the rain
came down i. t torrents, and the tour.-
ne.y was postponed until Monday of
next week.
2.. N. Rowe took a rink of bowlers
to the \iitche]1 tournament, but rain
interfered with the games and they
returned home before play was an. -
Tab, O'BRIEN COLLEGE
361 Richmond St., London.
Business, Shorthand and Machine -
Calculating courses are thorough, the
instructors are experenced,i and grad-
uates are placed in .good positions,
This is the college for those who
want thepractical training and the
good positions. Register now for
Fall Term, starting, Monday, #Aug. 28.
W. J. O'BRIEN,
Commercial Specialist, Principal,
•
Contracting
We wish to call the attention of the
public of Exeter and surrounding dis-
trict that eve are open to accent, or
tender far contracts for all kinds o4'
building We are experienced work-
men and by strict attent t on to liusir
tress we hope to share in the contract
work of this. dys)trict,
W ARES & PRYDI, Exeter,
Taxi Ser,vice,.
For Taxi. Service you can,, depend
also all him,ds of °rayi'ng. :
Auto Livery Horse Liver -
BAGSHAW & EASTON
,art us;
MONSTER.
UNITED FARMERS' PICNIC
• AT GRAND BEND
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16,. 1922
Speakers -Premier Drury, William
Black, M. P., A. Hici:.c+, M. P. Pi.
Sports of all kinds, Baseball snatch;
in the morning. Come and enjoy the
d at the Lake.
Mrs. fan Jewell.
Mr. and firs. Charles Coates of
Detroit are visiting with relatives an
and aareun�t town.
Mrs, C. H. Skelton left Thursday
morning for St. Paul, Warn, where she
will remain for a time.
Mrs. Sloan McConnell of Chesley
visited at the home of her brother, Mr
Thos. Nelson, .for a week.
Mrs. F. A. Chapman left on Tues-
day to visit in Dayton, Ohio, while
Forbes will Visit in. London,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ,Crocker and fam-
ily
am ,
i1S• of Toronto acre spending a few
holidays with relatives here.
Miss Gladys Kestle and little niece,
Helen P.enhale, are visiting with the
former's sister, Mrs, \Viper.
iwlrs, I•ergusoal, who visited her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. ,James Sweet, re.
turned to Toronto on Thursday„
day
. Mrs. Prodgers and family of Lon-
don spent Saturday here visiting the
former's mother, Sirs, Jas, Ford.
Miss !Tay Armstrong was able to
return from the hospital in London
on Saturday, and is recovering nicely.
Mr J. J. Knight ;of Guelph motored
up Saturday, and Mrs. Knight and
'David returned with him on Sunday.
Mr. Will Sims left last week for the
Old Land with cattle for Mr. Byron
E. Hicks. Th+a latter went as far as
.Montreal
SALVATION ARMY SERV IChS
text Saturday and Sunday in the
Town- Hall, at the usual hours.
ENSIGN PORTER, assisted by the
Strafford Life -Saving Girl Guards
wader Lieut., Jean MacGillivray.
MONDAY, 8 pan.
Entertainment by ,20 Guards and
Home League Sale .of Work.
Admission; 15 &:IOc.
Capt., MacGillivray,
Officer in Charge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slumkousky of
Kitchener motored over on. Saturday
and spent the holiday with Mr. aitd
Mrs. Rah. Heywood.
Y. 1'. G. A..
Opeai' each evening to members;.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
11 aim, -Mr. Wm, A. Townshend.
7 p.m. -Mr. Win. A, Townshend.
Rev A. A. Trumpet, Rector
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.' James Foote; 13. A., Minister
10 a. m. -Sunday .Sehool and Bible
Classes.
Union Servicers with Maar Street
Church an MnAn, Street Church dur-
ing August
]'Rev Jas. Foote, the minaister,
Mr. Robert Woods of ,Usborne re-
turned last week from a trip to Eng-
land. He .finds things greatly chan-
ged in the Old Land.
Mr. and ,Mrs. S. K. Mathewvs, of
Toronto spent the week end with ;Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. May,, Mrs. Mathews
is a sister of Mrs May.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dignan of Lu -
can, an Mr: P. ,B, Dignan of Toronto
were bene last week attending the
funeral of the late Mrs, E. M. Dignaaz,
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Vickers. and chil-
dren,, of Drumheller, Altai., are here
visiting at the home of Mr. E. Corn-
ish:, Mrs, Cornish is a, .sister .of Mrs,
Vickers.
Mr, and ,Mrs. R. ,J., Eacrett of Brant-
£ord, their son, Ferd, and, his wife and
daughter of Kitchener, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs, M.-'cEacrett and other
relatives over thte week ;end,
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHURCH Mr., and Mrs. Fred J. Hall, and soot
and slaughter of Toronto motored
Pastor, M. J. Willson, B.A. here and spent the week -end with the
11 a. m.-. mother of Mrs,, Hill„Mrs. C. Ford, who
nth chs and Bible hats been, 111 but s now improving.
3 p.mStu Saibb S suUr. and !arcs,. J. A. Rollins of Lon -
Study.
7 p. m. don, together with members of Mrs.
Rollins' family, the Messrs,. Davidson
All Cordially Invited, of Michigan who are ,visaiting in Lan-
don, spent Friday in town with friends.
MAIN ST, METHODIST CHURCH Mr, Luker, clerk at. the Grigg House,
Rev Geo. McAlister, M, A. London, who has ' just returned from
Phone. 21x3 a three months' visit with relatmves ;n
England, France, and other places in
11 a. m The . Day which; , has no Europe, gave the Advoeate a pleasant:
1�Tight "; r i cal Saturday last, He will resume his
Rey, -Jas. Foote.
duties at the Grigg. , -
7 p. m. -"The . Strong Man gone : Rev. Asa. Kestle, este and ; family
Wrong," ;of Findley 'Ohara Mr. Luther leestle
Rev. Jas Foote,' and family of Toronto, and Mrs, Red-
2.45 ' p m-=Su,n4437' Schoo4,. • mond of St Marys, are :guests, of:
AT BETHANY their father," Rev. 5. D. Kestle. Rev:
Asa nestle took the servicers ire James
2 3S1 ;p.m, -Rev, Jas, Foote.
Street church on 'Sunday.
eHOKs3= JONES IVIAY PHONE 32
Ladies', Misses', Children's
fall and Winter Coats
We !.lane just received ,our Celeb rated Northway Fall and Winter Coats
for Ladiee,. Misses, and Children. This is the finest range of coats we have
ever sbownti. New Styles, New Color ;rigs;; the. latest cloths at very reas-
onable prices. See these beautiful garments early before the best numbers
art sold out Fur -collars, Plain, and also the English Tweed Effects.
to thews Garments are noted for their fuze fit i � and shape-retain.-
inn
he a -zeta' -
r ytnt> p zn
inn qualities. The reasonable prices will surprise you.
BIG B. BRAND MEN'S WORK SHIRT,S.,
Tq Malas: a,large stack of Big B. brand Men's fork Shirts. So many;
makes of Shirts' are ,small in seize, short itt sleeves. etc, • Wining B. brand
•is extra large and iwell made +of good ronteriais,. and will Lit the largest
mien comfortably, Reasonably priced from $1.25 to $115.
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS AT 9&c. EACH.
5 dozen Men's Fiaie Print Shirts, good patterns,- Sizes 141-2 to 16
-Very special value, to clear at 98e. ,tach.
W.EARING APPAREL FOR MEN GOING WEST.
For you man who are going west on the Harvesters' Excursions, we
have a particularly :Fine range of Work S3a':rts, Overalls, Suits; ,Socks, Un-
derwear, Leather Gloves, Mitts, Etc., at very attractive prices, We also
have our Men's Winter Underwear an stock.
LADIES' LISLE HOSIIRY AT 59e, PAIR.
Ladies'
.fine lisle hosiery in Black, only, ribbed elastic garter tops, sizes
& 14 to 10, regularly 7$c. Very special clearing price at 59c. pair.
CHILDREN'S WHITE LISLE HOSE AT 35e. PAIR.
to dizen Children's White Cotton. Lisle Hose. sizes .5 to 10, regularly
50c. a par --ter clear at ,35c. pair, or 3 pair for $1.00.
ATLY REDUCED PRICES ON MANY LINES OF
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
STORE CLOSED Wk.DNESSSD AY AF TERNOONS DURING JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST.
JONES & MAY
I. R. Carling, B.A.
Barrister Solicitor, Notar9' Public
Commissioner, Solicitor for the Mol -
sons Bank, Bic.
INVEST YOUR FUNDS
in Victoz r, Dominion of Canada, Pro-
vincial and Municipal Bonds, all legal
investment for Trust Funds,
At existing prices from 6 per cent
to 7 per cept can be obtained from
these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
bitterest
Office -Carling Bk., Main St, Exeter
Display Advertising-Madeknown
on application.
Stray Animals -One insertion
three insertions $1.00.
Idiscellarteous articles of not more
than five linles, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost and
Found locals 25c. an insertion.
Local reading notices, etc., 10c. „.per
lime per insertion, No notice leSs
than 25c. Card of Thanker 50c,
Auction Sales $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in length.
Legal advertising 10c. and 5c. aline,
Farm pr Rea Estate far sale 50c.
each insertions for one month of. four
insertions..
50c.,
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
PHONE 134 PHONE 134
Real bargains
MEN'S FANCY WORSTED AND BLUE SERGE SUITS'
T
RAND TRUNK RAILEM
THE DOUBLE TRACK 'ROUTE
•
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping care on night trains and
Parlor caws on principal. day trains.
Ns Full information from any Gran
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Hors
-
Mg District Passenger Agent, Toronto
N. J. DORE
Phone 46w: Agent, Exeter
If you havg beers waiting far an opportunity to btu a !good, ouin at
the lower prices, don't fail to see the values we are offering at; $30.0 $35„
VOILE DRESSES,.
About one, dozen Summer Dresses in Voiles and Orgaiidies%
dresses will be cleared at about half their original price.
e Good Values, at - $5.00 $6,00, 5,;7.50.
These
LADIES' . SUlVIMER VESTS,
With or Without Sleeves;. Regular 60n, 65c,. and 75c, .lines.'`, They
are good weight and extra special value at per garment -, 5Oc.
PURE LINEN ROLLER TOWELLING.
The best value. we haves seen, tin &ears' - an all linen, . Roller Toweling
that will *ear well at per yard 3.Oc.
LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTHS.
In two and four yard widths,. Brang in the size;.o.F yrour room ,andwe
will'. gladly _show you our special patterns and . quote you our prices.
Southcott Bros
The correct way and the fasiest way
to dispose of 'some property or ge11
some small article, find a tenlnant, ftir
your hawse, or'an article you have lost
or help when you want jt, is to insert
a small advt. in the "Want Colurtilz"
of the Advocate.
DR. At E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
McDowell's Stables, John St., Exeter
(lately occupied by Dr. Vining)
Pbioaue 26w
Dr, G, F. Roulstort,,'L. D. S., 1',. D. B.
DENTIST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R, KINSMAN, L. D. S., D.D.1l,
Honor Graduate Toronto Univerility
Office --over Gladman & Stentiury,'*
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Counties of Hum
Perth, Middresex and Oxford. Form
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office' a!
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario.
FRAIai'K TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Huron and Middlesex
Prices Reasonable and •Sittnsfaetioe
Guaranteed.
Crediton; Ontario
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount' of private
funds to loan an farm and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Solicitors, Ester, :,