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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
OF
FURNITURE
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We have moved the stock of furniture from the
Opera House block and in order to make
room are offering big reductions
in prices for the month
of August.
Stock must be reduced and Bargain Prices are
offered^
R. N. ROWE
Mid-S ummer Values
in Men’s Suits and Furnishings
All the latest styles in
port Goods
Merchant Tailor and Gents’ Outfitter
GLADSTONE COULD WRITE A PAGE AND MAKE IT WORTH
?5o0.y0. THAT’S GENIUS.
SOME MEN CAN WRITE A FEW WORDS ON A BLANK
CHECK AND ALIKE IT WORTH $1,000,000.00. THAT'S CAPI
TAL.
AAIECHANIC CAN AIAKE A DOLLAR’S WORTH OF IRON IN
TO WATCH SPRINGS WORTH $50.00. THAT’S SKILL.
LEGS. JRINl I'RGM NEAR AND FAR FEED OF A
CUAI.ITY FOR YOUR HORSES, CATTLE, SWINE,
\ND FOOD FOR YOURSELVES WHICH THEY SELL
JLE PRICE. THAT’S SERVICE.
Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.20
Oats 00c,
Barley 65c.
Alanitoba flour $4.75,
Blended floui- $4.25.
Pastry flour $3.75.
Feed flour $2.25 , . .
Bran $1.70
Shorts $1,85
Creamery butter 40c,
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs,
Hogs
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev, James Foote, B.A., Minister
10 a.m.—Sunday School-
11 a.in—R.eV, Mr. Turner, of Loam
ington will preach.
Evening service withdrawn.
butter 3 2-3 5c.
extras 32
seconds 26c.
$9,75
di.L__, locals
JAMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF
CANADA
Rev. JD. McTavisb, Faster
W. R. Gouldlng, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Cholr-Leadej;
10 a.m.*—Sunday School.
’’ Union Services* next Sunday at 11
a.m. and 7 p.m. to be held in Main
St. United Church
THURSDAY, ‘AVGUST Mth, 1O2T
BEAUTIFUL
SUCCESSORS TO J. A. STEWART
(J1 ntroducing
We place on sale all Summer Dresses on our
racks. We have grouped a number of
smart styles that we will clear this,
week at each $4.95
MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Rev, O. J, Moorhouse, Pastor
Union Services witli Janies St. United
Church
Preacher—Rev D. McTavish
a. m.—Sunday School.
. a,m.—Rev. P- S. Banes, -B.A.,
of ‘Salford, Qnt.
7 p.m.—“The Man with the Meas
uring Line"
Air. David Rusell, of Detroit, is
visiting in town.
Aliss Josephine Davis has returned
aftei- holidaying in Ingersoll-
Mr. Ed. Aidworth conducted the
services on the Staffa circuit Sun
day.
» Mrs, AV. F. Alay has returned to
Mitchell after visiting in Exeter fox’
a week.
Mr. Thos. Harton, of London, is
visiting with relatives in this com
munity.
Air- Hy. Sweet, of Windsor, is
holidaying with his mother, Airs.
Thos. Sweet.
Aliss Ruby Treble lxas returned "to
Toronto after holidaying with her
father, Mr- Wm. Treble.
Air. and Mrs. L. V. Hogarth have
returned after attending the World’s
Poultry Congress at Ottawa.
Air. Jas. Stevens, Aliss Rose Stev
ens, of Chicago, Ill., and Miss Carrie
Windsor, of St. Thomas, spent Fri
day in town renewing old acquain
tances-
Mr- and Airs. J. S. Grant, of town
and Airs. Bell and daughter Olive
and son George, of Weyburn re
turned Sunday after a motor trip to
Ottawa. ''
Master Walter Davis, son of Air.
and Mrs. A. S. Davis, who recently
underwent an operation in Victoria
Hospital, London, returned home
Sunday greatly improved in health.
Airs. Louisa Fahner and son Adam
of Detroit; Airs. Earl Sweitzer and
sister Pear], of Kitchener and Airs.
Alary Haist, of Crediton, called on
Airs- Lydia Sweitzer and Airs. Hew
lett.
Airs. G. Freckleton is still confin
ed to her home owing to sr sprained
ankle received from a
her home a couple of
She is getting along as
be expected.
Air. and Airs. B. W.
Miss Eacrett and Airs. W- A. Turn
bull and daughter, Isabell, visited
with Mr. W. A. Jurnbull at Victoria
Hospital, London, on Wednesday
last. Mr. Turnbull is getting along
nicely.
Rev. Air. Naylor, of Hensall, con
ducted the evening services in the
Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday-
Mr. Naylor*: . ’J '
ed in a collision at the corner
the North
his way to
Alls:
underwent
at the Winnipeg. General Hospital
on Wednesday of last week.
operation was successful and
latest word states that she is
ting along as well as. can be
peeted.
Mrs. (Dr.) Sweet, Mrs. Reid
(laughter Gia, left Friday to visit
the former’s brother, Air. J. k. Tom,
of Goderich, and from there' will
visit W'ith another brother, Hon F.
)V. K. Tom, Senator of Ohio, who
with his family are holidaying at
Southampton.
Rev. James and Airs. Foote and
Alias K. Reid
week at Bruc
companiod 1
Fooh
bad fall at
weeks ago.
well as can
F. Beavers,
's car was slightly darnag-
rt
End of Exeter while on
the service.
Ila Westcott, Winnipeg,
an operation for goitre
The
the
get-
ex-
10
11
Holeproof Hosiery
A beautiful Silk Hose in all the
new shades. They give satis- noc
faction at per pair..................*^0
Silk Vests
In shades of mauve, peach and
yellow. A splendid wear
ing quality at a right price
Airs. (Dr-) Ward and son Ed. are
visiting in London.
Airs. J- Senior and daughter Aliss
Blanch are visiting in Hamilton.
Airs. Wm, Egsery and Miss Vera
are visiting for a week in Centralia."
Afe. Wm. Thorn, of Stratford,
spent the week-end with friends in
town,
Mrs. Hy. White, of Stratford, vis
ited for a few days with her brother
Air. W- H. Johnston.
Air. John Kuntz and Miss Dorthy
Kuntz, of Windsor, are holidaying
under the parental roof.
Mr. and Airs. W. 11- Johnston re
turned last week after visiting in
Brantford and Hamilton.
Air. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beayer§
and son George and Miss Eacrett
spent Friday ..in Goderich.
Air. P. B. Dignun and daughter,
Helen, of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of Mr. E. Dignan.
Air. Henry Strang very acceptably
conducted the service at Caven
church last Sunday morning.
Air- and Mrs. C. E. Dale, of De
cater, 111., visited with Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. "Acheson during the past week.
Airs. M. B. Howard has purchased
the residence on Main St. recently
occupied by her from the J. N. How
ard estate-
Dr, J. A. McTaggart and Mr. Geo.
Case, of Toronto; spent the week
end with the former's mother and
other friends.
IMisd? Alary Clarke, of Blake, re
turned home after spending two
weeks at the home of Air. and Airs.
G. Freckleton.
Alisses Jean and Elaine Stanbury
are visiting with Airs- Manson, at
London, this week.
Air. and Airs.. S- Simpson and Air.
and Airs, W. Simpson, of Fuliarton,
spent Sunday at th” home of Mr.
and Mrs, F. Mallett- •
Air- and Airs. John Rowe and Air.
and Airs. Thos. Kestle, left by auto
to visit with relartves at Pt. Huron
and Carsonville Mich.
Little Miss Beta AIcTavish, of
Ripley, is holidaying with her uncle
and aunt, Rev. D,
Tavlsh at Jami-.; Sr
Aliss Kathleen
Hamilton, is saenc
holidays at the h:?’
and aunt, Air- and
tor*.
Airs. L- Billings, i
Sunday with
Acheson.
Vi:
12 Only Men’s Tweed Suits, $12.95
We have 12 only Grey Tweed Suits, everyone
brand new, sizes 38 to 42. A good _ „ 2_
able suit for a low price. Ask to. see them
Your pick for $12.95
Hatchway Underwear
The kind the boys and men like. It is
the ideal summer underwear.
Collar Attached Shirts
Men’s $1,50
These are very popular this season, They
come in white and fancy stripes.
Priced at $2.00 and $2.25
China and Cut Glass
Visit our China and Crockery Department
and bring your friends with you. We have al
ways something new to you
filld
J ohn
Ontario
spent a
3 Beach
days last
were
Mr
t with Mr.
TY
Exeter
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on
ofr
.i],id thea 11,
'llv
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bt
aid.
ir
I
daughter
turned
p to
Thur
ping
kday
Mrs.
sick
went
Marshall
and aftei’
was
veral
.nd
’ell
motor
3 and
mined
Sunday visitors
All’;
A SERVICE THAT BRINGS TO /YOUR DOOR
STERN CANADA; CORN FROM OHIO; TANK
MINERAL FEEDS, MEAT SCRAP, GROUND
:ESIDES THE FLOUR-AND FEED MANU-
11ILL. WILL YOU ALLOW US TO SERVE
and Mrs. Alc-
. parsonage.
Freckleton, of
ng her summer
ae of her uncle
Mrs. G. Freekle-
o£ London, spent
nd Mrs. W. T.
left here to
Dale at Do
Ann St., who
; serious opera
hospital, Lon-
icolv and was
ednesday.
of Windsor,
d Rend, will
Service in
Ion Sunday
:eter
We are now in a position to supply
our customers with choice clover
honey. Let us fill your cans or
•pails with this honey at only 10c a
pound. Get your whole year’s supply
now from the old reliable firm. This
offer good only until August 15th.
After which prices will be higher.
Two blocks south of Zurich Hotel,
Haberer Bros., Zurich 8-4-2tp.
FOR SALE—A number of good
heavy horses. Apply to Clyde Hey
wood. 6-30-tfc.
in the
: W'"
11 move
nth. Mr. T- H.
a the building
rd and Mr, W.
building to be
MAKE your attic into extra
’ sleeping quarters or a chil
dren’s play-room.
Gyproc will give you bright,
comfortable.extra rooms at small
Right over damaged walls
nd torn,faded wallpaper apply
ills and ceilings v, ill make every
ary decoration. _ Fireproof, cojd proof
:»d lightest insulating wallboard known.
Tt will tell you how Gyproc, Roeboard
Inaikx will reduce your fuel bill from
CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA
For Sale By
& The Ross-Taylor Co.*6Ltd.
Wu E. Pfa^f - - « .Exeter, Ont
Hensall, Ont
Notice with Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Hooper. Mr.
and Mis. Kelly •weV’e'thf their way
’......| 4 ” Mrs.’Downing
vfeit with her
home to the West-
U remaining on a
Mother.
Mr. Hy. Rundle,'
holidaying at Grand
Mr. A- J. Harni’t
has been spending a few days at his
home here. Tn company with his
T, IL ELLIOTT
Jfhe UJcamei' and Presser has rent
ed the store two doors north of the
post office and is putting in a stock
of man’s furnish in and his motto
is A’Ozbg to ho it athall profit and a
quids turn over, Store xvill be open I
every welling after Sept. 1st xiiitii —other, Mrs. J, Hamilton ahd ^ister
I Miss Agnes, they srre motoring to
| Durham to attend the weeding of
ot London, is
Bend-
m, of Detroit,
fen o’clock-......................... ... _ ...................... _
aisd Mrs. Allied Kelly, of High Miss Mary Mcllralth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, J. S Mcllraitlir to Rev.
■ John Bell, B.A., who IOTl>resont
. fetkmod in Manitoba,
; fe. Unu axi'H. .iiiixua x\uixy, va xuga
Riv r Alta., accompanied by the lat-
ter’s mother, Mrs, M, J, Downing, of
(“Toronto, motored here and visited
; Lawson mot-
i Falls on Sunday and
at nw formal opening
Peace Bridge which
:ara river linking Ft.
nd Buffalo; N.Y., dedi-
I’rince
Irs. J.
Marion, u:
Saturday
of AVales.
W. Powe
id Mr
after
Kincardine
owell
(’ dth
the h
lo wn
loing
,s was
1 on her
home
lapsed
3wn Iasi
:/mo sho. _
taken with
way homo fl
oi Mr
into unconscious-
called
T Wfl
Main St
being hr
the month of August
Tavish, who with I
end family
from their
pulpit on Sunday.
packed for the morning service
a fair crowd was' present in the ev-'
ening. Rev. P. Banos, of Salford, >
assisted at the morning service- ,
Visitors at the home of Mr. and i
Mrs. D. W, F- Reavers last week in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Will. Forrest, |
Mrs. Newhardt and son Charles, of
; Mr. Chas. Eacrett,
Peter Munn, of Lon-
and Mr. and
. United congregation
-Id in Main St. church
t. Rev. D.
Mrs. McTa
returned Friday
vacation, occupied
The church
in E
again,
Mr.
i. Esli Heywood were Mr.
>. W- J. Mallett,
’■I'.-ti and her i’rl
/ward, Mr. Art I
l
Virginia Fahner, of Crediton.
Mallett and daughter Dorothy
and
and
-Miss Dorothy
and her friend. Miss Ida
i, Mr. Art Ury nd, Mr. Will
rill of London and Miss Car-
TiONEY FOR SALE — Parties
wishing No. 1, Clover Honey can
get it at Mr. John Carrick’s, 3 miles
west of Exeter, at reasonable prices.
7-28-tfc
rm
Mrs.
Miss Hayward and Miss Fahner wikf
remain 'for a week
Guests with Mr end Airs. W. C.
Pearce during the week were Airs.
(Dr.) F- E. Thompson and daugh
ter, * ‘
days
ter
tTr
Y.,
I
HONEY FOR SALE—Pure clover
honey. Bring your own containers,
at 11c per lb. any one customer
taking 50 lb. or more 10c per lb.
for August only. Darrell Parker,
i mile north Thornes Road Church,
R. R. No. 3, Exeter. No phone.
t.) F- E.
of Chicag-
; Mrs. Wil:
<f St. Thoi
Redmond,
and Mr. Il
iville. The
at Grand B
m a couple of
son ^and datigli-
rtov. J. A. and
Pennellville, N-
mds mother of
ejL are holiday-
ARM FOR SALE-—150 acres first-
33 _ land, good brick house and
ldings, Apply io Jas. Atkinson,
II. No, 1, Centralia. 7-28-3tp.
FOR SALE-—-12 -York chunks,
omul 3 month-? old. Apply J, B.
nfe, Lot 8, Gon. 2. Stanley, phone
r 31. Hensail.
sf * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft
FOR SALE—Fo il’ well-bred Hol
stein calves four months old. Ap
ply to A- B. RowcHffc- Hensall.
8-ll-2tp
for
Me- k Our
wish
last
the
was
and
I
r car of Bran and Shorts have
.rriyed.—^-Harvey Bios.
FOR SALE—Storey and a half
frame house, newly shingled, new
front veranda, hard wood floor in
living room and hall, hard and soft
water. Bargain for quick sale. Ap
ply to Mrs. M. E. Howard, Andrew
..treei. 8-11-tf
STRAYED—From the Quinton
pasture land on or about the end of
July a, number of two-year-old
steers and lioifers. Any parties hav
ing any information about the above
cattle please write cr phone Air. F-
Elloriiigton, Exeter, phone 104,
Exeter. 8-11-ltc.
STRAYED—From lot 10, con. 11
ITsborrie (the Godholt farm) a 2-
year-old roan storr with horns.
Please notify Wm. Brock, Granton.
fi-1 l-2tc
■’]yjcLAUGMLIN-BUICK for
AvJ, 1V23 sets a new vogue in
motor car design—
Kwh fabrics, covering walls and
ceilings, blend pleasantly with ex
tenor finishes, forming a neutral
background for matching or con
trasting interior effects.
Korm-fbiing tailored seats are up
holstered in attractive materials of
the lint st quality. Carpots of pleas
ing pattern add a tench of lively
•color. Itvcn tho interiorwarc is care-
selected for its decorative
on oct, that the complete ensemble
may be in perfect taste.
Dealer in Pontiac and Mclaughlin-Buiek Cars
Will Build Them.
OT3oatnax.rr;■—.. «,W,
FOUND
A real service on. repairs. - A full
stock always kept on hand. Buy
youx’ binder twine, rope, slings, hay
cars, pulleys, etc., at the Massey-
Harris shop. Let us fill your order
for a hay loader, side rake, dump
rake nx* mower. Our now mower is
ey for Sale
Neighbor’s near and neighbors
far, come and fill your honey jar unsurpassed in cutting qualities. Lot
at 10c a pound.-—W. F. - .... .....
Exeter.
Abbott,
-118-2tc
of Sarnia: Mr
don; Miss D’Brien.
Mrs, Geddes also Mrs, Abel and son
Rog. and Miss Eacrett, of Toronto,
the latter returning to Toronto the
early part of this week after a,
pleasant visit with her sisters, Mrs. Ito maintain
Beavers and Mrs, W A, Turnbull*
Clover Seed
Wc are continuing our seed busi
ness as in former years. Wo Would ! rfln
appreciate an opportunity to bid on: AE,}
your clover seeds. Our service and
cleaning will ho of the usually high
standard we have tried at all times
JONES & MAY
I us prove it to you right on your own
farm. Enquire about the latest and
most up-to-date eroj&m separator,
The spfndlo has ho point or neck
hearing. A marvel within a marvel,
call and see it. Agency for elec
tric and engine driven washing ma
chines, Deico light systems, etc.
Bi’ighten your home at a very nor-
Get oxtt prices.
Jones"
MASSEY-HARRIS AGENT,
FOR.SALE—-Storey and half brick
house on Gidley Street with two lots,
hard and soft water, and Electric
Lights, also some fruit trees. Cen
tral location. Apply GLADMAN &
STANBtDlY, Solicitors for Adminis
trator, Estate Caroline G, Ford.
NOTICE
*, t0 inform the Public that t
lv“*, Ji bic I’eaimnsiblo for any debts
S^/L^ctod py soil Adam. Far*
............> so at
Goo. Stoner, Dash*
7-2 8-3tju
contracted by my soil Adam,
t bs giving him credit must do
their own risk. ~
Wood,