The Exeter Times, 1921-2-24, Page 8•'•'"
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Tiffs IS THE LAST ivEgx OF THE GREAT PRICIE-S'ICIASII.
ING SALE. IlAVIE YOU FILMED 'YOUR NEEDS? IF
NOT -DON'T DELAY.
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SpringewGoods
rriving Every Day
LADIES! SEE OUR NEW FANCY COLORED VOILES. THEY
ARE SWELL AND ARE IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES AND
THE VERY LATEST NEW YORK DESIGNS AT VERY LOW
PRICES. a
LADLESAND MISSES' SPRING COATS.
WE HAVE A COUPLE OF SHIPMENTS, OF OUR NEW
SPRING COATS AND SUITS. THEY ARE IN THE NEWEST MOD-
ELS AND UP-TO-DATE CLOTHS.
SERGE! SERGE'.
LADIES, REMEMBER, YOU CAN STILL BUY OUR PURE
WOOL SERGES AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE. DON'T MISS THIS
OPPORTUNITY OF SECURING ENO UGH FOR YOUR NEW
SPRING DRESS OR SUIT, ALL SHADES TO PICK FROM. 44.00
SERGE NOW $2.00.
GIN -GRAMS! GINGHAMS
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SUPPLY OF GINGHAMS.
WE HAVE A COMPLETE RANGE IN THE VERY NICEST COL-
ORS IN ALL SIZES. CHECKS AND PLAIDS. THEY WERE
REGULAR 50c AND 60c A YARD. SPECIAL SALE PRICE 336 A
YARD.
Highest prices paid for poul try and all Produce.
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YOUR DAILY PAPERS
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The Exeter Times has a clubbing
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the Price of the papers you wish to
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BUYS PASTURE FARM.
M. Milton Russell has purcbased
the 100 -acre pasture farm on the
Blind Line, Hay, from Mr. Frank,
Wood.
INVITED A THIRD YEAR.
.At the quarterly board meeting of
the-IVIitchell Methodist Church at
which there' was a large representa-
tion of the offialals present, the pa -
tor, Rev. Herbert J. Uren, was unan-
imously invited to remain for a
third year and the salary placed at
$2,00. The invitation was accepted.
TENDERS WANTED
For the eredtion of a church at
Brinsley, Ontario. Bulk or trade
tenders accepted, Plans, etc., may
eas be seen at R.oss-Taylor Co, Exeter;
eaa. Gibson & Sons, Lucan; J. Treve-
Brinsley; Marks Lumber CO.,
Parkhill. Tenders received up to 6
February.,28, 1921., Address to
T. T. George, Parkhill.
R. N. Rowe
FURNITURE DEALER,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR •
AND EMBALMER,
Embalmer's License No. 210.
MOTOR HEARSE SERVICE
Phone 20J -and 20W.
HIGH INVESMENT YIELDS
NOW AVAILABLE.
Dominion of Canada Victory
Bonds, Province of Ontario Bonds,
Municipal and other bonds.
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Office -Elliot Bldg., Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
AUTO LICENSES, ISSUED.
Auto licenses are now being issued
in Exeter by S. W. Sims. No need
to go out of town. Come in and get
yours.
The meeting of the Exeter U. F.
0. has been changed freyfn Wednes-
day to Thursday evenifig at 7:30
p.m. in the Trivitt Memorial Parish
Hall. Lantern slides on agricultural
lines will be shown. -E. J. Shap -
ton, secretary.
S. 5, NO. 3, STEPJEIEN.
School report of S. S. No, 3, Ste-
phen. Those marked with an aster-
isk were away tor some tests.
Sr, 4th. ---Frank Parsons 84; R.
'Tory* 82; Harold Penhale 71,
Jr. 4th. --Alice Preszcator 70; G.
Knight 61.
Sr. 3rd. --Mildred Joey 78; Marfe
Willis 77; Stella Dearing* 72; Rose
Dearing 64, ; Late1laegtah16.ke- .56; E.
Christie 50,
Jr. 3rd. -Stella, Box 58.
Jr, 2nd -Ella Dearing 78,.
lst claSe-Earl Christie, Margar-
et Penhale, Bernice Sanders, Greta
Dearing, Murray Scott.
Market Rellort tOILIOwing lo
the report 'Of, the Breter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat $1.90. •
Oats 45a/
Barley 65 to 75e
Manitoba Ilona $0.65.
Family flour $5.40.
Shorts $2.00 per 100 lbs.
Bran $2.00 per 100 lbs.
Feed flour $2.75.
Eggs 35c.
Dairy butter 47c.
Creamery butter 62c.
Lard 28c.
Hogs $13.00.
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LOCAL
nootivtoes sea****** -
NOTICE -Far two weeks; Febru-
ary 24th to March 10th, Mrs. "i'S D.
Yeo. -will allow 20 per cent. discount
on the entire stock of staple and
fancy- dry goods, including new
spring goods, also 10 per cent. off
on every dollars worth of groceries.
The W. M. S. of James.StaChurch
will hold a missionary •tea on /Mon-
day evening, February 28th, from
6 to 8. p.m., followed by a good pro-
gram. Admission, children 25c;
adults 50c.
Miss Margaret Moodie visited over
the week -end with Miss. H. Laing.
The Times' bird man reported
seeing his first robin on'February
22.
Miss Margaret Penrice, of ,Strat-
ford, visited her mother over the
week -end.
Mr. James S. Petty, of Hensall,
attended the funeral of the late G.
H. Bedford on Monday.
, The Misses Richardson of Hensall,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Perkins during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart left
on Monday for a short, visit with
relatives in Nev York.
Miss Olive Knight and Miss Mil-
dred Harvey spent the week. -end at
the former's home in Merton.
The Clinton junior hockey team
visited Exeter on Tuesday night and
defeated theljuniors of town 5 to 3.
The Hensall and Zurich U. F. 0.
have purchased the warehouse of the
Simmons estate, just west .of the
track.
Mr. W. S. Cole is able to be on
duty at his store after being con-
fined to his home for a couple of
weeks through illness.
Miss Armstrong and Miss Mc-
Donald have, returned from - the -
millinery openings and are, prepar-
ing to re -open their millinery stores.
Rev. James Foote and Mr. James
Jeckell were in Hensall on Tuesday
attending a meeting of the Huron
Presbytery in Carmel . Presbyterian
Church.
Miss AIice Handford.has been vis-
iting for over a week at Brooklyn,
near Toronto, where she was called
owing to the death of her aunt, Mrs:
Lewis.
Mr. F. W. Gladman who has been
ill for a couple of weeks, was able
to be up last week but again took
to his bed on Monday. He is ill
with pleurisy.
Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Cornish and
family, of London, visited the for-
mer's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cornish, in town; and visited'
relatives in the coinmunity' during
the past week.
The. trial of Rev. S. 0. L. Sprack-:
lin, who is charged with "killing and
slaying" Beverley Trumble of the
Chappell House, Windsor, on the
night of November 6th, opened in
Windsor on Monday.
At a meeting of the official board
of the Methodist church at Green-
way, Rev. Mr. Williams was _given
a vote of appreciation for services
rendered and a Unanimous standing
vote to remain for another year.
This section was visited by a
heavy fall of snow on Tuesday eve-
ning. On ,,Wednesday morning the
hydro power was off, there being
trouble on the line between here and
Lucan. It was located and the power
turned on again at noon.
Mia Leon Veira, who has taken a
position in Mr. A. Paul's butcher
shop in town, delighted the jamas
Street Sunday Sehool and„, the con-
gregation of Trivitt Church last
Sabbath with selections on the vio-
-
in.
postmaster N. J. Ruasell, who has
•been ill for several weeks 'owing to
heart trouble, has been advised by
his physician to take a cornPlete
rest. He hag taken to, his bed ancl
will remain there for a few. weeks.
His many friends hope this will have
the desired result and that he,, will
soon be around again. .
Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral of the late G.
H. Bedford on Monday' were Mrs.
Bedford and daughter, Mrs. Mame
and Mise Gretta Bedford, of Sarnia;
Mr. J. T. Weetcatt, of Hamilton; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Bedford, of Lon-
don; Mr. J. T. Bedford, of Credi-
ton; Thomas Wilson, of London, and
Mr. McIntosh, of Strathroy,
"The other day a former citizen,
who had not visited the Old -town for
twenty-eight years, got off the
train here and as goon as he landed
was, charged by Constable White -
dee, who came up with iurn, with
aving liquor in his posseesion and
e was a'raught, before Magistrate
ndrews and fined $200 or thirty
tjTS."Cjiton
FOR SALE-Massey-a:Terri§ erearii Plainer --Lelatid JorY, 'Willie at
'separator, 500 fbs, '6:),Po• fieda"I'Y new.; Stanlakes ' h
Itidichi pony, 4 years old, Also apple on roll, 20; average at h
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butter and boiled cider. Apply to tende.nee.
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SYIvantis J. Cann, Exeter. Phene 115, Lola B. Sanders. ' d
Withthe es
CAVEN YTHI/SIIYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. flames Foote, D. A. Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
classes. \ ,
11 a.m.-"Christaand Society."
. The Minister.
7 p.m, -"The Man in the Iron
Cage,"
The Minister,
Mr. W, E. Sanders, of London,
tae well-known student of song
birds will give his rioted address in
Cavan Church on Friday, March 4th
at 8 p.m. Admission, children 10c;
adUlts 15c. Good music by local tal-
ent, Those who have heard Mr. San-
ders consider it a great treat.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. M, J, Wilson, B.A., rastor.
The subjects --missionary. - The
services of the day in behalf qf \the
W.M.S.
3.00 p.m. -Sabbath School and
Bible classes": •s•
A eood choir -A hearty welcome.
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
1, a.m. "The Appearance of God's
Grace."
3.00 p.m. -Sunday' School and
Bible classes.
7 p.m. --"The Old. -Fashioned Fa-
ther."
BETHANY
2'.30 pan.: -"Hone."
Y.P.C.A.
The subjects for the men at'the
'"Y" next week are "Men as Wea-
thervanes," taken. by. Rev. McAllis-
ter, B.A. eAll should hear this sab-
ject. A singsong at the close. Don't
forget' the union meeting of ladies
and gentlemen 'this (Wednesday)
evening,. -
Phone .15 Phone 55
Powell's
Colds. Cough, Hoarseness,
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Among old and young are common
these days.
REMEDY:
Our NAMELESS Calaarh Remedy
and Cough Syrup is a safe and reli-
able cure. Easily used and, pleasant
to take, and guaranteed relief.
NAMELESS proved its worth in
teh Great War, many tub -e was sent
overseas and many a comment we re-
ceived for its great benficial results
to the boys who struggled there for
our comforts here. ---65c for the two,
or by mail, 75e.
Watch this psaee weekly for fur-
ther announcements.
DROP IN OFTEN.'
POIVELL'S
BAZAAR
Phone
The Home of the New Edison
The Hensel). OcIcIfellow.s will
Exeter Lodge on, Tuesday evening oa
next eveiek, T.Nflarch 1st, and 'confer the
First Degree.'
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Our new Spring Suits are here. They are in inOdels for Men or
Young Men. mis season we are featuring Walter 13Ine's fine clothing.
They represent honest value at an honest price. EaSter will' soon bo
here, Make your choice early.
NEW HOUSE DRESSES.
; This week we are showing a fine
= new range of house dresses. The
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$1:75 to $4.50.
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35 -INCH WHITE FLANNELETTE
Two hundred yards bf White
Flannelette, 35 inches wide. A good
weight that has been selling at .40c
a yard. While this lot lasts -Special
at 10 yards for $2.75.
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SHOE SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. LADIES FINE SHOES AT SPECIAL PRICES
If you can wear 2%, 3 or 3%, we are placing on our tables 25
pairs of Ladies' Shoes in small sizes that sold at $4.00 and $5.00 a pair.
This is a very special offer. Your choice at per pair, $2.48.
Rubbers to fit while the quantity lasts at per -pair 50e. =
BLEACHED Twirm, SHEETING.
If your supply of sheeting is loW
come in and see this excellent cloth.
Many have been waiting for these
lower prices. Buy now. • Regular la
$1.25. Special Price 75c."
CANTON FLANNEL, MONA
In bleached or unbleached, of
good weight and durability. These
cloths sold for 40c a yard. We have
about 80 yards to clear for this -
week. Special price -10' yards for
$2.75.
FORTY PAH1S ,OF 1'.JEN'S PANTS WITH FREE BRACES FOR $5.48.
From the 'Tolton. Mfg, Co., one of the best anakers. These pants are
regular $6.00, $6.50 and $7.50 values. This week only you take your
pick for $5.48 and we give you 'u pair of 75c braces free.
Sou' thcc)tt Bros.
1. R-. CARLING B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the Molsons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of Canada,
Provincial and Municipal
Bonds.
Legal investment for Trust
Funds.
At existing prices, from 6
per cent to 7 per cent can be
obtained from these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest
rate a of interest.
OFFICE -
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
FOR SALE -Timber frame, 2,2
by 38 feet, 15 foot posts, beats, suit-
able for straw shed or drive shed.
Apply to B. W. F. Beavers' hard-
ware store.
BARN FOR SALE--Franie barn,
30x50, good iao,of, -also _about
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10 tons Of hay in Larn. Apply to
Milton Russell,,.. • aae:
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MAN OR WOlVIANO REPRESENT
us 90 days'; earnings guaranteed;
good chance tb 'make $500. Spare
time may be 'used. Experience un-
necessary. Particulars one applica-
tion. Winston Co., Dept. A., To -
Big February Sale
44 Furniture
Now is your Opportunity to Buy
, Furniture at a Big Saving
We are in the swim with a big Reduction
Sale and for. February only, we, are offering
'our entre stock of Furniture at a -,
Special Discourit
IT WILL MEAN MONEY TO YOU TO BUY' YOUR FURNITURE
NEEDS THIS MONTH.
OUR. STOCK IS LARGE AND`UP-TO-DATE. COME IN AND SEE
WHAT WE ARE OFFERING.
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OPERA noun BLOCK
A.' E. TENNANT
Veterinary- Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's Sales Stables on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention.. Phone 26w
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractor ,•
William and Sanders stre4ts. Tues-
days, Thursdays' & Saturdays, hours
10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Consultation
and examination free at office.
FARM FOR SALE.
One hundred acres, being lot 33,
concession 4, Usborne, On the prop-
erty is a good brick dwelling and
frame barn, 34 x 80, cement floors
and water inside, 2 never -failing
wells one with windmill, 9 acres of
wheat in and fall plowing all done.
Well tiled and) wire fenced. Reason-
able terms for quick sale. Apply ,0m
pernises to Wm. Somerville or C: W.
R,obinson, Auctioneer, Exeter, Ont.
A few choice feriae in South Hu-
ron for sale. Also some unincumber-
ed farm lands in Alberta and Sasr,,
katchewan will be exchanged for
town or village property. Apply to
Thomas Cameron, Conveyancer, Auc-
tioneer, etc, Box 154, Exeter. Phone
21r12.
RE -OPEN LIVERY STABLE.
Mr. William Hodgert wishes to
announce that he has re -opened his
livery stable for the winter. Phone
117J or leave orders at the Central
Hotel.
woommommenta,
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING- RATES
Display .Advertising -Made known
on application.
Stray Animals -One Insertion 60o
three insertions for J1.00
Farm. or Real Estate. for sale 60o
each insertion for one month of four
insertion.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wantea, each insertion 50e.
and found locals 25c.
Local reading notices etc., 10c per -
line per insertion. No notice lest
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction sales $3 for one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequenCin-
sertion if under five inches in length._
Legal advertising 10e and 5c a
line.
Saws gummed, wood turning, e
wood pumps repaired and accessor-
ies on hand. -S. J. V. Canne,Exeter,
Phone 116.
PLEASE
Take time and xead this add
You will save money just by let-
ting T. H. ELLIOTT clean and press
and repair your old suit.
1. also send suits away to be dyed
and dry cleaned.
Three-piece suit dyed
dry cleaned $2.00
T. H. ELLIOTT
SUDDEN SERVICE SHOP
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Our New Spring Goods Are
Arriving Every Day
How about that new Spring Suit?
Come in and see our New Styles
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It's easy to ttpset good form with
an out of . form tie. Taa t's why it
so often happens. The remedy is
here in good form Ties, Scarfs and
Pour -in -hands. Gloves, Collars,
Shirts, everyytJijn in VIen's Outfit -
taiga correct to the minute.
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