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USED GARS
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$3'5.00
.. $45.00
$50.00
.. $75.00
FORD TOURING
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Exeter Markets
Wheat, W.
Oats* 25 c.
Barley, 30c.
Bran and Shorts 90c*
Low Grade- Flour, $1.05,
Welcome Flour §2.30
Model Flour $2,59
Manitoba Flour §2.60,
Creamery Rutter* 25c.
Dairy Butter, 17c, and 13ft
Eggs, Extras, 14c,
Eggs, Firsts, lie,
Eggs Seconds, 9c,
1922
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1923
1923
J9£5
FORDSON TRACTOR AND OLIVER
PLOW
See it work on your farm.
CASE TRACTOR REBUILT
NEW TIRUS 30X83 ht .... §3,95
NEW TUBES 30X33 ......... 95ft
Larger sizes at correspondingly *low
, prices.
NEW BATTERIEIS—13 plates 44 lbs
only $6.75, All tires and batteries
sold for cash only and installed free
of charge,
Did you get your pail of oil, 5 gal
lons best oil and pall worth §1.00 all
for only $4,75.
Ask about our new low flat rate
labor charges, phone 64* “the home
■of the Ford,”
Sandy Elliot
A. Fields, of London, will hold
another Gospel Air meeting Satur
day evening, July 11th on the Main
Street “
<;ome.
of Exeter. Everybody’ wel-
Geo. Lawson had an oper-
it'
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. Bernard Rhodes, M. A
Minister
Miss Lena C'oates, A.L.C.M., Organist
HQ a.m.—-Sunday School
a.m.-—Rev, R. Ch Rogers, B.X,, of
Cromarty.
No evening service during July.
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locals
Dr, Atkinson wishes to announce
that he will take his holidays from
July 12th to Vuly 26th. inclusive.
During this time his office will he
closed.
• Mr.
ation for the removal of .ftis tonsils
on Monday.
Trivitt Memorial Sunday School
picnic is being held this (Wednes
day) afternoon at Grand Bend.
■Misses Margaret and Dorothy Lind
of Morton, N.Y., visited for a few
days with Dr. and Mrs. E.
pr.
■Mrs. Jas. Irving and son
Grenfell, Sask., are visiting
former’s brothers and sisters, the
Luxton connection in this commun
ity.
Mr. John Trevethick^ of Brinsley,
and daughter Amy, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., and one son Garnet, of St.
Thomas,* visited with Mr. and Mrs.
M. Amy on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford and
two children, of Flint, Mich., mot
ored over and spent the week-end
with the former's parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Ford.
Mr. Robt. 'Gambrill, Miss Violet
Gambrill and Miss Rogers are in
London taking a summer course in
orchestral music,
time the course has
Western University,
students enrolled for
77 for vocal.
A new communion
istering the Sacrament in the seats
was used in the James St. United
church Sunday morning^ The new
set was on trial, and at the close of
the service by a- standing vote the
congregation voted for the adoption
of the new system.
S. Stein-
Jack, of
with the
This is ’the first
been given at
There are 30
orchestra and
set for admin-
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
This store will be closed Wednesday afternoons during the months of June, July9 and August
MEN’S G(
SWEATERS A
SAND BLUE and
NEW VOILES AND BATISTE
Ir neat small patterns in fast colors,
dainty fpr hot weather dresses.
SPECIAL AT PER YARD 45 and 50c.
CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTONS
Two only pieces of 42 inch Circular
Pillow Cotton, loyely fine weaves
SPECIAL AT 40c. for 35c.; 50c. for 42c.
)LF SETS
ND SOCKS IN
GREEN at $4.95
BATHING SUITS
Everyone wants a smart bathing suit.
The prices are much lower this season.
PRICES RANGE FROM 75c. TO $4.50
UNBLEACHED SHEETING
One piece only 2 yards wide unbleach
ed sheeting, good strong cotton and extra
value
SPECIAL AT PER YARD 38c.
Fancy Plaid All-Wool Blankets
These beautiful all wool blankets come in plaids and plain colourings
They are satin bound and come in a wonderful range of colourings.
$4.50, $6.50, $7,00 and $8.50
THREE DOZEN OILCLOTH RUNNERS
18 inches by'45 inches. Splendid for
washstands, dressers and sink splashers.
PRICED AT 29c.
MEN’S SAILOR HATS
2 dozen only Men’s Straw Hats, good
Sailor styles values as high as $2.50
TO CLEAR THIS WEEK AT 79c. EACH
MEN’S FLEET FOOT OXFORDS
A good fitting, good wearing brown
canvas oxford with rubber soles. Cool and
light for hot weather
PER PAIR $1.25
MEN’S HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR
Hatchway.. No-button Underwear. It
is cool and comfortable because, it is cut
right. Try, it this hot weather
REDUCED TO $1.00
Specials in Groceries,1
36 oz. Jar Sweet Pickles............... 35c.
Brunswick Sardines, 4 tins for..............22c.
Zinc Rings per dozen........................ 19c.
for Thurs., Fri., & Sat.
Pure Orange Marmalade 40 oz. jar .. 29c.
Corn Flakes, 3 packages for...............f 24c.
Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen for............. 25c.
CHERRIES - - CHERRIES
We would appreciate your orders for cherries.
Our prices are right.
MAIN ST. AND JAMES ST.
UNITED SERVICES
Rev, C, J, Aloorhouse fn charge
St. Choir will have charge -of
the music,
-Our Church Schools
-'In, James St. Church,
Subject—-Earth’s Grandest Sight’
p.m.—In Alain St, Church,
Subject—“A Great Source of Joy
in Heaven.”
Thursday at 8 p.m, United Prayei’
Service in Alain Street church.
James Street Sunday School pic
nic, Wednesday, July 15th.
Main Street Sunday School picnic
Wednesday, July 22nd.
Main
10 a,nu
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and
the
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. E. L. Vivian, L. Th.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr. Middlemiss
6th Sunday After Trinity
a.m.—Sunday School
■a.m.—Morning Prayer
(Subject: “The Holy Catholic
Church”
7 p.ni.—Evensong
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of dog owners • is
98, 99 and 100 of
By-laws of the Vil-
dated Marell 26,
Wood-
Susan
of Sar-
The- attention
calle to sections
the Consolidated
lage of Exeter,
1923.
■Section 98—L
within the limits
owner,, possessor
dog, shall pay a
vided for by the
1918, chapter 46, and all amend
ments thereto.
Section 99—No person shall stif
fer or permit any dog of which he
is the owner, possessor or harboreT,
to run at large or treipass or to do
any damage within the Village.
Section 100—-Owners of dogs may,
however, for the privilege of exer
cise, lead the dog by leash or line
or some other safe contrivance, but
the dog must at all time^ while on
the street be under the\ complete
control of the owner o.r guardian.
Burke, of LOndon, visited
week at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. F.
Every person who is
of the Village, the
.or liarborer of a
yearly tax, as pro
Ontario Statute of
H. Neil, of Lon-
Neil, of Toronto,
and L- C.
home
three
I
and Miss Vosper
Exeter for a couple
having resided in
STRAYED—From lot 3, con. 10’,
Stephen, a two-year-old red heifer.
Information as to its whereabouts
will be gladly received by Michael
Ryan, Mt. Carmel, phone 28r41,
Crediton.
Farmhand wanted for two months.
Apply to Albert Neil, R. R. No. 1
Hensall.ltp’.
FOR SALE
SEPARATORS AND ENGINES
All makes and sizes, second hand
and,1 rebuilt, (Separators with and
without cutting (box attachment.
Reibuilt -Traotors. All at attractive
prices.
The Robt. Bell. Engine and Thresher
Co. Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. at
July and August is the time to
get from your flocks those non lay
ers. We are now in the position to
cull your flocks. Culling done by
an expert culler. Also whitewash
ing done at a reasonable price with
forced spray. The Hatchery will be
open on Tuesday and Saturday
nights only.
The Hogarth Baby Chfck Hatch
ery, phone 184w> Exeter, Ontario
7-9-4t?
HOT DAYS—Work with a trac
tor, New and used tractors. Sandy
Elliot, phone 64, Exeter.
TRACTOR PLOWING AND DISC
ING—Distance na object for reason
able amount of work,—Win. fifad-
Khaw, Ellmvfflf
Haying is in full swing and the
wheat is coming along fast.
Miss' Edna Martens has taken
position at Wilson’s Grocery.
Mr, Maurice Long has taken
position with the Hui'on garage.
Mr. Clifford Lamport is at present
critically ill at the Byron -Sanitorium.
Miss Dorothy Welsh is holidaying
with relatives in Pontiac and De
troit.
Mr, John Pry de, of Windsor, is
visiting at the home or his uncle,
Mr. Thos. Pryde.
James Street School picnic will be
held at Grand Bend Wednesday of
next week, July 15th.
Miss Ruby Creech is in Stratford
where she is taking a month’s cour
se in Kindergarten work.
■Miss Ruby Truscott, of Hamilton,
is spending a few days with. Mrs. J.
M. Southcott at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ford
family, of Flint, Mich., spent
week-end with relatives here.
Miss 'Ann Allison, R. N.» of NeXv
York, is visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T'. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jones, of De
troit, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Elliott.
Master Tom Roberts, of Toronto,
is holidaying with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Doerr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bender, of
Hay attended the Bender family re
union at Stratford on Saturday, July
4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clarke, of
Detroit, spent .the Fourth of July
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
Kestle.
Miss Greta Dearing has returned
home after attending the Anglican
Summer School at Huron College,
London.
Messrs. Jos. and Raymond Fraser,
of Detroit, visited over the week-end
with their brother, 'Mr. William
Fraser.
Messrs. Ed. Taylor, Billie Burke
and Bruce
during the
E. Taylor.
Mr. and
on, and Mr. Alton
spent the week-end with Mr.
Mrs. J. ,H. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Moir, of
Stettler, Alta., are holidaying for
two weeks with the former’s mother,
Mrs. John Moir.
’Miss Sanders
have returned to
of weeks after
London for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J.. Patterson and
daughter Marion, of Detroit, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Patterson’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Rd. Quanee.
Mr. Thos. Pryde received a nasty
cut in the chin when lie stumbled
against a stone at the martfle works.
It required three stitches to close
the wound.
Mrs. I. Statham and two sons,
Fielding and Harry returned to
Strathroy Tuesday after visiting with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan. Davis.
Mrs. rMalclm Fraser, and Mrs. El
mer Caulkett and three children,of
Pt. Huron, have returned home after
sppnding a few days with Mt. and
Mrs. Wm. Feaser.
Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Reynolds
have just returned from attending
the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. William
Reynolds of Sarnia.
Messrs. Harold and John Kuntz,
and MiSs Ella Kuntz, of Windsor,
and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sickle, of
London, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Kuntz..
Mr. Joseph Senior was at Dash
wood Tuesday taking & photo of a
,6io*-acre field of Irish Cobbler po
tatoes belonging to Mr. Earl Gaiser.
The potatoes are looking well.
•Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Saul, of Lon
don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Hockey on Sunday. Mrs. Char
lotte Hockey returned to London
with them to spend a week or so.
Rev. Borden Cunningham, wife
and daughter, visited with their par
ents in town during the past week
and were accompanied home by Mrs.
Cunningham’s mother, Mrs, D. ^Rus
sell on a visit.
Miss Mary Batson, of Sauit sto,
Marie, is visiting with her brother
j,. w. and Mrs, Batson, Miss Bat
son came to EXOtOr with Mi\ and
Airs. H, S. Parish# who were on
their way to Toronto,
Mrs Amy, of Toronto, is visiting
with Airs. E. A. Amy, of town.
Air. Grant Sanders is visiting his
father in Exeter and Grand Bend.
.Mr. C. McAvoy, of-Wingham, vis
ited his mother in town on Sunday.
Miss Alice Coleman, of Lucan, is
visiting with Air. and Mrs. Frank
Coates.
Master Percy Herbert spent sev
eral days with his cousin Viola
Skinner.
Mrs. Emma Atkinson, of
stock, is visiting -with Mrs.
Atkinson. , ■
.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gow.ie,
nia, spent the week-end with Miss
Pearl Love.
The date of the Skinner re-union
has been set for July 18tli,j to be
held at Bayfield.
IMr. and Mrs. A. Ingram, of De
troit, spent the week-end visiting
with relatives here. . . u
Mr. Garfield Neil, of Hamilton,
spent the week-end visiting in Ex
eter and Brucefield.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Atkinson,. of
Newmarket, is visiting with relatives
in and around Exeter.
Miss Harriet Knipe, R.N., of De-r
troit, spent the week-end at the
.home of Mr. W. D. Sanders.
Mrs. Goodspeed, of Port Arthur
and Donald, of Belleville, have ar
rived home for the summer.
Miss Margaret Rogers, A.
M., of Elora, is a guess at the
of Mr. and Mrs. Gambrill.
Mr. John' E. Dignan has
rose bushes that are very attractive
on account of their excessive bloom.
Mr. Ed. Aidworth has returned to
his field in the Musk-cka district af-
attending the marriage of his sister
here.
.Mrs. (Rev.) Vivian and lllings-
worth have returned/home after vis
iting for two weeks at Walter’s
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, of De
troit, spent the week-end with their
mother, Mrs. Isaiah Hall, Exeter
North.
Miss Lucille Ray, who visited at
the home of Mrs. A. S. Davis has re
turned to her
Mississippi.
Dr. and Mrs.
troit, called on
cott and. other relatives in town on
Friday last.
Miss Celia Christie and Miss
Mildred Rowe are this week attend
ing Summer School at Alma
St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lakin,
Mich., were the guests of
Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Ford
for a. few days last week.
Bofden Sanders, who has been con
fined to his home for the past six
months, is again able to be around
greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Alex Lloyd and two chil
dren, of Toronto, and Aiaster War
ren Millar, of London, are visiting
at the home of Air. L%Dhy.
Mf. and Mrs. R. Skinner and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Peart motored to Shal
low Lake last week
companied home by
Misses Gertrude
Gladys McLean left
for Sparrow Lake where they have
secured positions for the summer.
Air. Bert Bissett and sister Mrs.
J. Jones were in Toronto Thursday
of last week attending the funeral
of their uncle, the late Wm. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. J. ft. Hale and
daughter, Mrs. C, H. Wells and Mr.
Wells, of Wichita, Kansas, visited
recently ‘with Mr. John Greb and
home at Pontotoc,
>u
I Southcott Bros u
MacDougall, of De
Mrs. George South-1
College; i
of Flint
Mrs. I.
and were ac-
Mrs, Noble.
Frauds and
Friday last
Mr. Glen Rutherford and daughter?
Air.-Wilson and daughter and Miss
Freeda Spackman, of Blenheim,
called on AIr.s. Geo. Southcott on
Sunday.
Airs. Paul Coates, who has
confined to her bed. for some
was able to sit up fdr half an
on Sunday for the first time
her illness.
Mrs. Ella Alillson returned to her
home in Lambeth Tuesday after vis
iting for tow weeks with Airs. Mc
Avoy and Aliss A. Sanders and with
friends at Hensall.
Mr. and Airs. Abe Musser, of Re
gina, have motored down from the
Western province and are visiting
with relatives in Exeter, Thames
Road and community.
Donald Goodspeed has received
word that he has successfully pass
ed his Entrance Examinations at Al
bert College and also received the
Tuite Prize in English.
Mrs. D. Witwer, of Kitchener, who
has been visiting her many friends
here wag called home Suddenly by
the serious illness of her sister-in-
law Airs. Ebg, of Waterloo..
AliSs Leia Alollard, of Shipka, a
pupil of Miss Pearl W°od> A.L.C.M.,
| has been successful in passing her
senior grade piano ‘examinations of
the London, England, College of
Alusic.
Rev. W. J. Aletherell, of Rochester
N. Y., Mr. and Mrs". Hy. Netlierell,
Mrs. Samuel Hooper and Alrss H.
Williams, of Mitchell, were visitors
with Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Down on.
July 1st.
Mrs,, Fred Witwer, of Kitchener,
who has been visiting witlv relatives
and friends in Detroit,/ Flint and
Holland, Michigan, is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Isa-
ah Hall.
Air, and Mrs, Fred Southcctt and
family motored here last weektfrom
California and will spend the sum
mer at their cottage at Grand Bend.
They visited with Airs. Geo. South-
cott at the home1 of Air. and Airs. R.
E. Pickard.
Dr. W. J. and Mrs. Armstrong, of
Mitchell, accompanied toy several
friends paid a visit to Air, and Mrs.
Ward and inspected their beautiful
rose garden one day last, week. Air.
Ward's roses this year have been ex
ceptionally beautiful,
Mf. and' Mrs. W. H. Johnston
/have returned home after a two
weeks' visit with friends end rela
tives arouhd Lucknow and Dutigan-
iiott. Mr. arid Mrs, Thomas Web
ster had daughter Ettabelle motor
ed down With them.
been
time
h-our
since at greatly reduced prices
Now is the time to order
Shirts and Ties to match in
Green, Tan and Blue.
w.
PHONE 81w
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. TAMAN
EXETER, ONT.
h
Frank Taylor, of town.
Leon Dearing and daughter
W. R. GOULDING
A. T. O. H.
. Organist arid Choirmaster
James St. United Church
Instruction in'
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone
EXETER, ONT
Aliss L. Hunter, who has been,
teaching school at Elsie, Omt., has
returned to her home for the holi
days. Miss Hunter has been re-en
gaged for another year.
Air. and Airs. Norman Ford, of
Detroit, spent the week-end -with
Airs. Chas. Box, of Stephen, and Mi’,
and Mrs.
Airs.
Nora returned to Detroit’ with them
on a visit.
Dr. W. E. Weekes returned home
last week after a, short visit to Van
couver and ’Victoria, B. C., where he
attended the convention of the Can
adian Aledical Association. Mrs.
Weekes and son Billy accompanied
him^and are •remaining on a visit.
Mr. and Airs. Fred H. Brown, of
Woodstock, Accompanied by their
grandson Willie Down, and Mr. and
Mrs,. A. N. W, Keena, of Stratford,
visited with Rev. and Mrs. J. W<
.Down, on Sunday. Mrs. 'Keena
sang a solo at the James St. church
Sunday morning that was much ap
preciated by Hie congregation.
Members of the Seaforth Lodge,
L, O. L. visited the Exeter lodge
Friday evening of last Week when
the Arch degree was exemplified on
a Seaforth candidate by tho Exeter
lodge officers, The Exeter lodge
Went to Bayfield Monday evening
and initiated three candidates for the Bayfield lodge. The members of I by the leader, Miss Flossie Hunter*
the dtder will walk at Blyth on Sat-J Following the program, games were*
urday* July ilth. . played.
Word wag received in Exeter re
cently of the death of Mr. Edward
Prout, of Winnipeg, Man. Mr.
Prout was a former barber in Exe
ter and a nephew of Mrs. Susan At
kinson, with whom he made his homo
•during liis early life.
Mr. H. O. Southcott,
Southcott and Mr. and
Southcott hiotored to
near Aylmer, Thursday of last weofc
and"'attended the induction of Rev.
R. E. Southcott, into his hew charge.
Miss Stella (Southcott, who has been
Visiting at the home of her brother
for a week has returned home.
The Mission Sand of the James
St. United church met Tuesday af
ternoon. The president, Misg Dor-
orthy Tracjuair was in the chair
the program was given by
“Purple” side. Readings were
en by Ola Reed, Grant Taylor
Jean Appleton. A story was
Airs. T. O.
Mrs. J. ML
Richmond*
and!
Diet
giv-
and
told
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