The Exeter Times, 1921-9-29, Page 8(PHONE 16,
PHONE 16.
Swagger Gats for Ladies, Misses and
Children
They are in the very latest cloths and. the styles
word in Coats,; Be sure to see oar' nifty range before
your selection.
re the last
you make
Overcoats for Men and Boys
We have a full line of .Men's; and Boys' heavy wintere•Coats m
all new styles and new cloths. Fall is here so don't delay in 'pick-
ing out your new Coat. The prices are new -not last year's.
New Dinner Sets
Just received a crate of new Dinner Sets.. Full 97 -piece. China
Cups and Saucers, balance of set fine Semi -Porcelain China'. They
are in neat Pink and Blue design. You, will make no mistake in
making a selection as all crockery is very scarce.
Corsets
Corsets
Special light -weight Corset; good style, Regular $1.50.
Sale Price 9Sc
J. A. Stewart
Furniture & Undertaking
COMPLETE LINES IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
MOTOR HEARSE IN CONNECTION
M. E. GARDINER
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call.74W
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ERMA
is better-
•even
thou
it does
cost less
That is be cause it was produced bytheworld's
greatest inventive genius. You wouldn't
xr ect anything but the best from Thomas
A. Edison.
Edison_'s
is better because it is clear, pure and mellow
in tone. Better because of the genuine diamond
p9int reproducer that does away with the bother
an -i expense of
changing ing needles. ,Setter
because .Amberol Records are i
practicsilly un-
breakable and last a lifetime.
And even though the Amberola is vastly superior to ordin-
ary, "talking machines" and commercial phonographs, it is
remarkably low in price.
Come to our store and hear it. Make us prove that the
Amberola is all we say it is.,
"Three ee as of Good Music -FREE"
If y can'tca11= h e
youp on or write us deliver an Arnbc -
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ola and 12 records toour house for a three day y trial free.
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Market It.epor4 -T1t0 Coliowin
the report of the. Exeter Market
corrected. every Wednesday.,
Wheat 1.20,
Oats 50 and 55e.
Barley 48c tq 55c..
Manitoba flour $5,00.
Fancily flour $4.65.
Shorts $1.65 per 100 lbs.
Bran $L55 per 100 lbs.
Feed flour $2.20..,
Creamery butter 45c,
Dairy butter 36c.
Biggs 40e,
Lard 25c.
hells under 4 lbe., 10c.'
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 14e,
Hens, 5 lbs. and over, 15e,.
Chickens, under 3 lbs., 15c.
Chickens 3 to 4 lbs., 16c.
Old roosters 10e.
Ducks 14c.
Geese 12c.
Turkeys 35c.
Hogs 9.00.
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LOCAL
On Wednesday, October 5th, Mr,
Dawson, of Royal. Garments, will
display a full range of fancy, serge
and silk dresses. We will be glad to
have you call and see this display.
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech have
been visiting for 'the past week in
Brantford.
Miss Margaret McAllister, of To-
ronto, is a visitor at Main St. Metho-
dist parsonage.
Miss Gladys Harvey, of London,
spent the week -end ;,with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Harvey.
Mrs. John Snelf left on Tuesday
for Calgary, Alta., to spend the win-
ter with her son, Mr. R. J. Snell
Messrs. Ware & Pryde are engag-
ed in putting a top on the tower of
the James Street Methodist Church.
Miss Verde, Hill has resigned her
position at J. A. Stewart's and Miss
Josephine Davis has taken her place:
Mrs. Geo. Anderson has returned
from Brantford after a few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. H.
Vroornan.
Mr. James Morley has been suc-
cessful in passing his junior 'matric-
ulation having written off the sup-
plemental examinations.
In the report of the prize winners
for poultry at the Exeter Fair, the
nanie of Mr. Jos. Sutton was omit-
ted. Mr. Sutton won four firsts and
two seconds for Black Minorcas.
Dr. L. L.,and Mrs. Follick an
family of St. Marys, motored over
and spent Sunday with the former's
mother. Miss Mabel Follicle 'accom-
panied them home for a' few days.
Mr. Linden Harvey, M.A., and Mr..
Maurice. Harvey left for Toronto
University on Monday. The former
will take a course in theology and
the latter will commence his Arts
course.
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. IvIcDonald from
Hollandale, Wisconsin, last week
spent a few days with the .tatter's
sister and brother, Mrs. 'M: E. Gar-
diner and Mr•,. -E.' Davis. They made
the trip 'lay auto.
Mrs. Wes. Welsh, of Regina, Sask.
arrived home last week to spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Pople-
stone. Mrs. Poplestone has been
spending the summer with her son,
Mr. 'S. Poplestone, of Blyth.
Miss Olive Hera underwent an
operation for the removal of herr
tonsils at St. Joseph's I3ospital, Lon-
don en Monday. We hope that she:
may soonhe around again and that,
this will have a beneficial, effect
uponher health,
Mr. R. E. Southcott returned
home Saturday evening from the
West where he has been conducting
Methodist circuit on the Shaun
a,von District for the summer. He
will continue bus studies, in theology
at Victoria -University. '
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The excellent weather that has
prevailed during the past month has
enabled the farmers to make 'spler-
did progress with the fall wheat.
Most of the threshing and silo fill-
ing has been, completed. There still
remains the roots to be taken up
and the fail ploughingg to be done.
The first practice in Exeter of the
South Huron Choral Society was
.geld in James Street Church on
Wednesday evening last. Great in-
terest is being shown in this new
society by music lovers. There was
a good: turn -out at the first 'prac-
tice. Prof. Anderton. is the musical
director.
Mr. Paul Coates returned home on
Thursday last after a visit of three
months through the West. Mr.
Cbates in company with Mr. Peter
Case made a trip through to the
coast and they had the pleasure of
meeting with a great many who had
gone west from this section. Mr.
Case is remaining in the west for a
few months.
The services of Mr. ay. H. John-
ston as speaker has been in. great
demand this past'suiuiner- Most of
':he Sundays during the summer
'nbnths he has taken services on: one
or other:' of the circuits in this dis-
trict. On Sabbathmorning last he
spoke at the Rally service in the
flerieall .Presbyterian Church and in
She "afternoon he conducted the ser-
vice at Sunshine.
I
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and Electrical treatnrents,,for Chron-
ic and Nervous Disehresi Hours 10
to 12 and 2 .to 5,and c,by, appoint-
ment. Office corner ;of William and
Sanders streeta.
XETER TIMES
With the Churches
ning
have
purchaser
R;
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHIT1 CH
Rev. James Foote, B., A., illinister
10 a.m,---Sunday school and Bible
classes.
11 a.m.-Rally Day Service. Princi-
pal G. S. F3owa •d will speak.
7 pan. -Regular se•vice.
Prayer service Thursday evening.
Boy Scouts will meet at the church
Saturday evening at 7:30..
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A, Pastor.
�'�HARVEST
HOME "SERVICE&
11 a,m. and 7 p.m.
By the. Minister.
Morning: Soloist -Miss Walsh, Hen-'
sall.
Anthem: "Praise the Lord 0 Jer-
usalem.'t Maunder,
Solo: "Open the Gates ,,of the ;
Temple."
Evening:' Soloist-Mr."Good'yin,.
Hensall. ' 'i:
Anthem: "0 Lord How Manifold." '+;
13arnby.
Solo ---"The Thresher."
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11 a.m.=Rev. "Jaines L. Foster.
7 p.m. -Rev. James L. Foster.
BETHANY
2:30 p.m. -Rev. Jas. L. Foster.
Y.P.C.A.
The bowling allies are still under
repairs. Opening soon as possible.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Sunday -Town. Hall, 11 a.m.:
Vorth End, .3 p m.;;.P,Town'Hall, 7 p. a
n.; Victoria Park, ;8.30 p.m.
Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. in
:he Town Hall.. 71
7apt. Barr Lieut. Parnell
,
FOR SALE -1 Fairbanks -Morse
;asoline-ail engine; 6 horse power;
3osch magneto. This is a new engine
only run about 2 weeks steady run-
and was well taken care of. It
s in first-class running order now.
got it to cut wood in the bush and
finished the job and will sell
his engine for $255. Terms to suit
and will take wood and
cgs for part or ' all erne Apply to
'Gillies,' "Exeter, i`'
DR4' JOHN WARD
as successful passed., the Board of
iptometry ;and is..licensed to test
Coe -hi -ate
Math ne ,:work
Cylinders re -ground andrings and
pistons fitted.
Grinder Plates re -ground .
About ten bowler- ``,from Dash
wood motored out last Friday eve
ning 'and joined the local tourney on
the bowling' green, T u'ee ; rounds,
;were -played and the `rink 'skipped by
Dr. Taylor of Daslwocd was the
only rink -to win all three games,
:thereby winning the first prize. The
rink was composed of T: Pryde, 1).
S. Chilton, Wm. Kieinstiver-and Dr.
Taylor,. skip. A rink 'composed` of T.
Elliott, T. S. Woods, W.I,Rivers and
P. Fassold, skip, won ;"the,, second
prize.
U. F. 0. Convention
The South Huron United Farmers'
Political Association ;will hold a
Convention in" the s' "
HENSALLL 1-1A1.,L - -
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1021
at 2 o'clock lea): for i to purpose of
selecting a candidate ri tafe'Federal
House.
Meetings .for the aiipointing of
delegates will be held in each poli•
in each municipality on Tuesday
evening, September 27th.
All electors in sympathy with the
principles and policies enunciated it
the platform of the United Farmers
of Ontario and the Canadian Couiia
cit of Agriculture and willing . to
support the United, Fanners' Politi-
cal Party are cordially invited to at-
tend.
W. BLACK, GEO. LAYTON,
President Secretary
Cash and Carry
We are inaugurating this system
In our
Grocery business..; By doing
business on the ;cash system and do-
ing away with the expense ofdeliv-
ery, we believe• we can save our cus-
tamers money on their grocer:es and
confectionery. We start Qcteter '1st.
Comt;iiete line of f'ozh grecltlee
:ways in SI ock.
LOST-Frcm car a boy'e suit, nettle' It- gi33ls(•n.
coat and pants of grey tweed. he
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We want you to see our New Fall and Winter Coats, and while our stock is not large,
we are showing some very smart models at prices that should interest you.
ALL WOOL SERGES $1.50 YD.
Sold .last.season at 0.00` a yard. Colors
Copenhagen, Rose, Brown, Burgundy and
Navy. Beautiful fine all -wool Serge. Extra
value at per yard, $1.50.
RAINCOATS FOR MEN.
Twenty Men's Raincoats that we have
been selling at $20, $22 and $25. They
are great cloths and you will need one for
the wet weather. Reduced to $15.00 and
$16.50. d
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IRISH SERGE FOR BOYS SUITS.
$1.74.5 a1, Ytti 'd.
A great wearing material, suitable for
making suits or odd pants. Sold last sea-
son at $3.50 a yard. 54 inches wide. Spe-
cial at per yard,' $1.75.
SMART CLOTHING FOR BOYS.
The little fellows, like snappy clothing
as well as the older boys. We are showing
some new makes in good wearing .mater-
ials. Why not see them before you buy
your;, next suit?
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I.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 tb 7 jrecent can be
obtained from these bonds.
Orders . repeived by me.
Money to loan at lowest
rates of. interest.
OFFICE-
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
APPLE BUTTER AND CIDER.
The O. K. Cider Mill will operate
Thursday and .Friday of each week
until further' notice.
Phone .115. S. J. V. Cann
COURT OF REVISION
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that
a Court will be held, pursuant to;
The Ontario Voters' 'Lists Act,, by
His H_onor the Judge of. the County
Court of the County, of Huron at the
Town Hall, Exeter, on Tuesday, the
llth day of October, 1921, at 10
o'clock a.m. to hear and determine
complaints or errors and, omissions
in the Voters' List pf the lliunicipal
ity of the Village of Exeter for 1921.
Dated the 28th day of September,
1921. Jos. Senior,
Clerk of the Municipaliity
of the Village of Exeter.
-Mr. Robert Cunningham, of 'the
vicinity of Brinsley, had the -misfor
tune on Saturday last to lose a horse
valued at $125 which he had re-
cently purchased. He was in the act
of "letting the horse through a gate
from one field to another. When he
opened the 'gate' the horses carie
rushing through and the said horse
after running about fifty rods fell
and broke its neck, or fractured it.
A veterinary surgeon was called and
in spite of the assistance of neigh-
bors and vet. the animal died about
six hours after the accident. Tl:is
is the second horse Mr. Cunningham
has lost in six weeks, and not being
in the best health this is a hard Clow
to him.
A meeting of the ministers and
laymen of, the Exeter District of the
Methodist Church was held in the
Main Street 14Iethodist Church last
week. Sessions were held' in the af-
ternoon and evening. Rev. Geo.
Rivers, of Hensen, chairman of the
district, conducted the meeting. The
secretary for missionary work Rev.
M., J. Wilson, presented the figures
for cath circuit with an increase of
25 per cent. on last year's gi:vings
as the basis for this year, .which was
adopted. Rev. J. E. Holmes of
Stratford and K. J. Beaton, returned
missionary, gave addresses with in-
spirational effect. The educational
value pf the clutrcli was represented,
by ,Prof, A. J. Johnston of Toronto.
Tho ladies of, Maim Street served
supper in the basement. .Rev. r:, J.
Beaton;' gave .another" address of ex-
ceptionally telling effect,
Our New Goods Are
Arriving Every Da.
How about that new Suit?
Come in and see our New Styles
It's easy to upset good form with
an : out. of form tie. That's why it
do often happens. The remedy is
here in good form Ties?, Scarfs and
Four-in-hands. Gloves, Collars,
(Shirts, everyything in Men's 0 itfit-
tin'gs correct' to the minute.
W. W. t A M A Nr
PtiONIE
A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's Sales Stables on.
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
A few choice farms in South Hu-
ron for sale. Also some unineumber
ed farm lands in Alberta and Sae-
katchewan will be exchanged for
town or village property: !Apply to
Thomas Cameron, Conveyancer, Auc-
tioneer, etc. Box 151, Exeter. Phone
21r12.
New iron 'pumps and fittings in
stock. Iron or wood pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. 3. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115.
T. II. E1.I.iOTT
IS OUT FOR BUSINESS
111y aim is ---Your patronage.
My motto -Service to the public.
PRICES
Ladies' Suits,
cleaned anti }Teased
'Alen's
Suits, pressed only .75
Men's suits, cleaned and pressed
r
• $1.00 to $1.a0
Ladies' suits dyed $4.50
Men's ",suits' dyed. $4,50
Ladies' suits dry cleaned . $2.00
Alen's suits dry cleaned $2.00
Ladies' overcoats -dry cleaned- $2.0
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Men's overcoats dry cleaned.. $2.00
I do all kind or repairing. I also
have the agency for the Forest City
Laundry, London, Ont.
At your service..
N. Rowe
F CICNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
AND EMBALMER
Embalmer's Li i1O.
?JOTOIi HEA'_ . .7; RVICE
Phone 20J and 20W.
Til E EXETER TIMES
suhscription rate $1.50 a year.
AIri: .ilTISIN(I RATES
Display Advertising --Made known'
in, application. Q s
Stray' Animais-One insertion 50
d
base icsertions-for $1,00
Fara) or Real Estato
for sale GOa
•>iib itlsertion..for one month. of .tour
insertion.
[is.ee
(lane
ons art.icic+s of not retorey
'hnn five lines, For Sale, To Itent,
iVentral, each insertion 50c. Lost'
:1101 found locals' 25e,
Local rending, nottr'es etc., lrin pPp'
line per insert.ien," �'a .. notcce lust
than 25c.'Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction sale for oner.
s $8 insertt :x
and $L50 for 'each enbsequent.,tn
sertion,if under live inches in length.
' Legal ad`vertiaing 10c arid 'l e a
line.