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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-02-02, Page 1while they last at $2.19 pr w-w-iua’Jwafc: FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. Ml ■BUSINESS ('MANGE . i j the church basement on- SPECIAL PROGRAM WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CIRCLE GIRLS COTTON STAPLES $16.00 4 ’A this head- Buick cars for taking Mr, Pilon Everybody come and enjoy a good supper and a good programme. Moyle G., U, S.V.G., Jones; S.S., E. hosts. both i ting to a close. ,ritt church are party for next DON’T FORGET THE DANCE IN LEE’S HALL ON SATURDAY EV ENING, GLOOM CHASERS OR CHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE.. I ADIES’ FUR COATS, ONLY 4 LEFT AT REAL BAR GAIN PRICES* SALE ,Jan. 27 to Sat. Feb. 11 ‘ ■ GASOLINE, TIRES, took the Main St. parsonage on oon last when Miss Collingwood, daugh- s. Thos. Colling s’ units d in mar- Erne.tf Alderson, . Tlws. M. Alder- The ceremony was J. E. Moorhouse, re Mirs Bernice mt Collingwood, muple took the London where week-end. They re- evening and a recep- held at the home of the Is. Between 35 and 40 present and a most en- was spent in music and sociable time. Mr. add n have taken up their the grbom’s farm near the spring they intend Arkona Mr, Alderson hav? his farm for one near Their many friends will with the Times-Advocate in ex tending congratulations. TOBACCO GROWERS ORGANIZE $39.00 Heaterp, regular Sale Price .........6Heaters, regular Sale Price ........... $19.00 Heaters, regular Salo Price .............$18.00 ............ $70.00 oven reg. $75. . .......... $69.00 com- $85. ......... $79.00 -.-V jLj JL wJL 'C-X PHONE 155w and 155j ^7 10 Webs heavy 36 in. Factory Cotton, regular 25c. a yard, Sale Price 19c. a yard 7 Webs, good quality lJrints, light and dark colors at 23c. yd. Good Quality Ginghams clearing at 19 and 25c. a yard * Good Quality White Flannelette 36 in. wide, regular 25c. yd. Sale price 19c. a yard Extra heavy Striped Flannelette 36 in. wide., regular price 35c. a yard, Sale price 29c. a yard 36 in. Comforter Chintz, good range of patterns at 25c* yard. Heavy All Linen Towelling, regular 35c. a yard for 29c. a yd. i EXETER TIMES, ESTABLISHED 1873 1 AMALGAMATED JEXETER ADVOCATE, ESTABLISHED 1887/DECEMBER 1st, IS EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1928 IF! s SALE OFFICERS INSTALLED The regular meeting of the I.O.- O.F, on Tuesday evening officers ■for the ensuing year were installed by Past D.D.G.M. Brother WAV. Ta man and suite. Following the in stallation refreshments were served and a social time enjoyed. The of ficers were as follows: N. G., Chas, Salter; P. G., Silas Reed; V. G., W. Mack; Rec. Sec., R. N, Creech; Fin. Sec., Hy. Jennings; Treas., E. Dignan; R.S.N.G. N.G. ‘ Con Francis (Mate S.V.G bush We Can Help Yon to See Better Our method of testing is most com** plete and our prices moderate. Of* flee hours 9.30 to 12 a.m. and l.tf to 5 p.m. Evening by appointment S. FITTON Phone 75w, OPTOMETRIST MANY LINES ADDED SINCE LAST WEEK These prices are for Cash READ EVERY ITEM ■ MEN’S NAVY OVERCOATS Regular $25.00 for $18.00 20 MENIS GOOD OVERCOATS Sizes 37 to 40 at $10.00 each MEN’S GREY OVERCOATS and FANCY TWEEDS Regular $25.00 at $18.00 MEN’S SUITS ON SALE sizes 36 to 44 at $13.00 “to $18.50 SHEEP-LINED COATS Sale price $6.50 BULL-DOG OVERALLS . Regular $2.50 at $1.95 Colors Blue or Black MEN’S LINED SMOCKS On sale at $2.49 MEN’S MACKINAWS .. Regular $8.50 at $6.00 MEN’S WINTER CAPS Regular $1.50 at 89c. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS at $5-00 to $10.00 ' WOMEN’S JERSEY OVER SHOES ON SALE Regular $4.25 for $3.19 DO NOT OVERLOOK the above special prices on LINED SMOCKS, SHEEP- LINED COATS, OVERALLS OVERCOATS, ETC. Men’s Heavy Rubbers at .$2.95 Men’s Heavy Rubbers with WHtc Soles ...........$3.19 15 in. Leather-top Rubbers. $4.25 Produce counts as Cash 1. WE. SAVE YOU DOLLARS For Men ** A ■x ■ *. r Stanfield’s Red Label Undershirts and Drawers, regular i * $2.50 fox* $1.95 a garment Stanfield’s Blue Label Undershirts and Drawers regular $2.75 for $2.25 a garment v Extra Heavy Fleece Shirts and Drawers foi* Men, all sizes, Regular $1.25 a garment for 98c. a garment Good Quality Men’s.Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers regular price $1.00, Sale price 79c. Boys’ Fleece-lined Undershirts and Drawers regular price 75c., Sale price 59c. a garment Men’s heavy All Wool Work Socks, regular 50c* a pair, Sale price 39c. a pair Men’s Heavy Flannelette Work Shirts, regular $1.25 each Sale price 98c. each 10 dozen,-Men’s fine Shirts, regular values up to $2.50 each January Sale price $1.65 or 2 for $3.25 Men’s Soft Collars 18c. each or 3 for 50c. Meli’s lined Mocha Gloves, regular $2.00 for a pair Men’s $1.00 Silk Ties on Sale at 69c. each Ladies’ Wear 5 dozen Bilk and Wool Hosiery, good, colors, firsts, to e" at 50c. a pair 10 Dozen Supersilk Hosiery, 15 shades, firsts, regular price . price $1.50 a pair, Sale price $1.19 a pair Ladies Silk Vests at 79c. each Ladies’ Silk Bloomers at $1.25 a pair REAL BARGAINS IN LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DRESSES COATS, SWEATERS, ETC* Men’s Rubber Boots at . . $3.98 12 in* Leather top Rubbers at .....'..........................$3.75 Boy’s Best Bloomers Regular $2.50 for . . . .$1.98 ABOVE INCLUDES OUR BEST WORSTED PANTS Best Black Clipped Beaver Coats only three left will be cleared at cost, $45.00 each. 40 paii* large Gigantic brand Flannelette Blankets, grey and white with colored borders. a real - 10,pair good heavy quality Union Blankets, white with pink and blue borders, regular price $7.50 a pair. Mid-Winter Sale Price $5.95 a pair PRUNES*** Owing to the scarcity of apples you will do well to buy prunes by the box at these prices:- Best California Prunes, extra large size, 25 lb. box $2.90 or 12 l-2c. by the lb. Large size prunes, $2.45 box o.r 11c. lb. Medium size, $1.98 box or 9c. lb. McLaren jelly Powders *•.. 4 fur 23c. Toilet Paper 7 rolls for 25c. P* & G. Soap .* *■,, .»... 5 bars 19c. Shelled Walnuts, quarters * *4 lb 23c.' * McCormick’s Sodas ,.. *• 15c* a lb Broken Sodas ***.*.' *. J*.. 10c. a lb Quaker Cornflakes 9c. a pkg. Brunswick Sardines ...... 5 for 26c* THE5E ARE CASH GROCERY PRICES FOR THIS Matches.........*.«•.»***. 3boxes 25c* Cascade Salmon, large .. * 2 for 35c. Large bars Fancy Toilet 4 25c* Thompson’s Seedless Raisins 2 tb 23c. SALE ONLY. ill mini iiiiiiinii M. E. Howald; L.S.- H. Rivers; War,, L. Baynham;Ted ----- ; i. i; a. .........>1 XJ-JJtLXIJL f i; Chap., B. M. . Snell; O. G„ T. R. Williams; L.- R.S.S., W. Cut- Wells. Mr. Ulrie Snell? lias purchased from Mr. C. C, Pilon the Huron Gar age, on Main St., and has already taken possession. The Huron Garage is steam heated, commodious and is up-to-date, having been erected 3 years ago by Mr. Pilon, with living apartments in the second storey, ters Mr, Sne.ll will make quarters for Pontiac and with splendid equipment tare of all repair work. came to Exeter about seven years ago and has been interested in the garage business "since that time. During the past few years he has been agent for the Chrysler car and I has placed many of them through out this district. He has not yet dec ided what he intends to do but we understand he is leaving town. CAVEN Y. ,P. ENTERTAINED The Young People of Caven church Guild spent a most pleasant social evening at the commodious home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Harrison, on Tuesday evening. Three large sleighloads driven by Messrs. Nel son Stanlake, Wallace Makins and Wm. Sillery, left the church^t se ven o’clock and favored by a silver moon and excellent sleighing and the merry laughter of youth, the trip was made along the pictures que Thames Road in record time and the sleighriders wore warmly welcomed by the hearty host and hostess at their warm and delight ful home. Miss Lulu Fulton, presi dent of the Guild ably directed the evening’s enjoment of games, music and entertainment. After some hours, thus delightfully spent lunch was served and a. hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and also to the drivers. The return.Journey was made in the •«v spirit o£ b enjoyed. . IAL .EVENING The A. Y. P. A. of Trivitt church entertained Guild c>f Ci evening in day njgl.it, splendid tu Caven Guild mt prop ng by ; Mo by M tlie iven c the par at whj rn out. provic t’ved by ■ church, excellent Young Peoples’ iliurcli at a social 'isli hall on Mon- icli th ere was a Members of thd ded a very excel- cmisisting of a of young ladies, address on High lay Pryde and a ilton and her as- the program cd for which Refreshments the Young People of who proved them- , Votes of organizations The plan- Mon- A LDE11 SOX—OLLI NG WOOD prettV weddingA quiet but nlace at Tobacco growers of Hurpn County have organized and have joined the Ontario Tobacco Pool. At a meeting held hero recently, W. R. Elliott was elected president of the new organ ization, and Oscar Klopp, of Zurich, was elected secretary. The directors are William Smith, Hay Township; Edward Kraft, Dashwood; W. Sim mons, Exeter, Wm. Buchanan, Tuck- ermith and Rich. Yellow, Usborne. J. L, Robson, president of Middlesex Growers’ A?-so nation, was present, and assisted in organizing here. A largo acreage was grown in this ncigborhood last year, and the yield was good. Prospects are that double the crop will bo grown -this year. The Metropolitan United clnlfblr, Toronto,. one of Canada’s leading e: churches was destroyed by fire early Monday morning, and the estimated loss is one half a million dollars. Fire was caused from an over-heated itirnacn and only the walls and tower are left standing. Pho great organ, one of the finest In Canada was coin- pletoly destroyed* Music Furnished hy the GLOOM CHASERS ORCHESTRA This represents a series of dances being put on by the Exeter Dance Committee. Come and enjoy your self with the rest of the crowd. Gentlemen 95c plus tax LADIES PLEASE PROVIDE LUNCH S. F. Recd W. A. Patrick President Secretary CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL MEETING To be held in the Town. Hall on Thursday, February 2nd, at 8 p.m. sharp, A general survey of last year’s operations will be given, fol lowed by an open discussion and the election of officers for 1928, All members are earnestly requested.^ attend. Remember that the success or failure of such an organization depends upon the efforts of the in dividual members. Coffee and sand- wiches served. J. Penrice and Arthur Jones, Com. We wish to inform the public that we have purchased from Mr. C. C. Pilon The Huron Garage ON MAIN STREET WHICH IN FUTURE WILL BE HEADQUARTERS FOB We specialize in service for all General Motors Chrysler and other.makes of Cars Day and Night Service Heated Garage OILS AND ACCESSORIES awamc y»4>< y 12 gauge Single Shot Guns REGULAR $1B.OO for $10.90 Canuck Shells ................... $1.20 Imperial Shells ....... $1.45 deductions FOR ONE WEEK Doherty superb Quebec 20 in. oven with tank and warming closet reg. $85. Sale Price ............. Masterpecce 18 in. complete hs above, Salo Price ........ ..... Mont Royal 18 in. pletc as above reg Salo Price .............. Banner 16 in oven reg- gular $42.00 Sale IMco ................... Quebec $19.00, Quebec $22.00, Quebec $21.00, OYSTER SHELL AND GRIT $1.50 per 100 pounds Salt .......................5 lbs. 25i Sulphur .......................5 lbs, 25 Salt petre ................... 2 lbs. 2S<I Wakyte Chemical Closets Regular $10.30, SPECIAL $0.45 S.M.P. Chemical Closets Regular $5.50, SPECIAL $4.75 Jap Coal Hods ...................... 49c. Galvanized Wear-Ever Wear-Ever Wear-Ever Coal Hods . Potato Pots Roasters .... Sauoo Pans Heaman’s Hardware & Paint Store