The Exeter Times, 1921-10-20, Page 8THh. EXETER TIMES
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PHONE, 1s.
J. A. SART
"TI-fE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
,dies and Misses' VV nter
t and Furs
Fail is here and Winter will soon be along, so don't delay in
-selecting your New Winter Coat. Our range is by far the nicest
we have ever shown, in the latest cloths and new styles. ,
EXTRA SPECIAL -Good warm winter coats, regular value,
$10 to $30. Lot No. 1. -=-Sale Price, $3.50; Lot No. 2. -Sale Price,
$ 8.50.
bber Boots
Eventually you will wear "MINER'S" Invincible Grey Rubber
Boots.' They ,are High Pressure Cui'ecl aiid of Tough Tire Tread
Stock, The New ,Steck is in; buy ;a. pair today and be convinced as
to their wonderful Wearing' qualities.
Grocery Specials
BEST ° ROLLED OATS, b 920
lbs, for ..............•.
TEA, SALADA & RED 48'
ROSE, per pound •
PICNIC HAMS, Smoked, 9AC
Boneless, per pound .,
PORK AND BEANS,. per 1 9C'
Can
CARNATION -'731./ & C
MILK ........., /2 1 u
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 9C
Cakes for... a9
BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced or
Piece; No. 1 Quality, 40'
per pound
SILVER GLOSS STARCH 11.0
Per package
RAISINS, Seedless, per "y0
pound dd
PURE LARD, 3-1b. pail 600
for
CHOICE PINK SALMON, 10C
Per can
CASTILE SOAP; Long 170
Bar
PURE CLOVER HONEY, 180
,Pea pound
CHOICE CURRANTS, per 180
pound
KELLOGG'S CORN 0.
FLAKES, -8 pkgs. for
SARDINES, •Brunswick, 140
2ecans for
PUFFED WHEAT 150
CORN SYRUP, five pound �g0
can °
BROOMS, 50'
four strings
LAUNDRY SOAP, all 70C
brands, 10 bars for
PURE BULK COCOA, .4C
Per pound
RAISINS, SEEDED, 24'
CASTILE SOAP, 8 bars 250
Per pound.
for
RED SALMON, 1 -lb cans 29C'
for dFr
LOOSE LAUNDRY 10'
STARCH, per pound ..
CANADA CORN STARCH 9C
per package .. .,... . aT
Sugar , est Granulated
TEN LBS. FOR
88C
II ON$ THUNDRED LBS. $8 70
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.'
Stewait
Up-to-date Furniture Stock
Funeral Director & Embalmer
License No• 447. Auto Hearse and Horse Equipment
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
GAR.1)1
PHONE, '74J; Night call 74W
Mr. Cyril Tuckey and Miss Inez
Tuckey spent the week -end with
their parents.
PUM ' IN PIE SOCIAL.
Main Street League held a social
evening on, Tuesday. A splendid pro-
gram was given. Pumpkin pie and
coffee were served after the ;pro-
gram. Needless to say that such an
affair would attract a.•goodly crowd
and' provide a. jolly good time: •
Mr. Jas. W. Morley has articled
lvith;, Mr. J. G.''S`tanbury. for the
study of law and has'become a stu-
dent with,: Messrs. Gladman & Stan
bury. Jim has a high standard to
maintain if he would win a reputa-
tion equal to two of the students
with this law firm. Hon. W. M. Mar-
tin, premier of Saskatchewan, and
Mr. W. H. Gregory,' mayor of Strat-
ford, both studied under this firm,
Lieut. Parnell of ` thea Salvation
:Army' is holidaying at✓Peterboro:
-Specials for Thursday, Friday&Saturday
Cheese, per Ib. 23c
Pure Lard, No. 3, 57c
Cottage Rolls, lb.
26c
Strawberry & Raspberryherr3Jam, 4-lb.pail
79c
Comfort Soap, 10 bars 69c
Corn Sirup 49c
Sliced Bacon 41c
Mincemeat .• 25c
Seeded Raisins, bulk 23e.
'Cocoa, bulls, 1 lb15c:
Fry's Cocoa .. 25c
Quart Catsup 25e.
Four -string brooms • 45c
Enos Salts .. .... tilDe
Rolled
>
Il l
ed C ,a
tsr
Oats, u:
29c
Corn :1leai: 5 lb.
.. ......... Zoic!
Ammonia, 3 pkgs, 25c
P, earline, 3 p)kgs. 24c
Cahn Starch, 2 pkgs. .. ....,f!Tc
Silver Gloss Starch
Fruit cakes 2bc
Macaroni '
44.
Try our Tea ............. ..............3.zc
Special Blend Coffee 30c
Lemon Crisp Biscuits .. 2,0•e
Societ
y mixed biscints.....,25c
Ma rshmellow biscuits' 27e.
Castile Soap, 7 bars 25c
Laundry starch, 2 lbs.., .....,1f)c
1 -lb. tin Salmon ..:t'
1 -lb. Tiger SaInon, F'
30c
0
5 -lb.` pail honey
Pork
Beans, 2 lbs......
t 2c
Campbell's Soup .. ..:.,...,.1(1<'
Pineapple, sliced 3;r,
Lyles Syrup, 2 lbs.
Choice lemon
Spanish iSTt oY7' '
1 ions 2
lbs.
.11
Market Report w --I4 foiiiowjas it
the r®port nt the Dzeter= Msrket
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat 1,00.
Oats 34c to.40e..
Barley 48o to 55e..
Manitoba flour $4.55.
Family flour $4,30.
Shorts, $1:50 per 100 lbs.
Bran, $1.40 per 100 lbs.
Feed four 1,80.
Creamery butter 42 to 45c.
Dairy butter 36e.
Eggs ft Se.
Lard 20c.
Chickens, under 4 lbs•, 12c.
Chickens, 5 lbs., 14c.
Chickens, over 5 lbs., 18''c',
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 14c.
Hens, overw5 lbs., 17c.
Hens, under 4 lbs., 10c..
Old roosters, 10c.
Ducks, 14e.
Geese 13e.
Old turkey's, 26c.
Young turkeys 2Sc. •
Hogs $9.00.
LOCAL
e *o�os(0a 4040.1koeao o
FOR SALE - Base -burner goal
stove with oven. In goad condition.
Apply at Times Office.
POTATOES.
A carload of potatoes is due to ar-
i•ive here about the end of. the week.
For one week only we will sell these
at $1.75 per 90 lbs. Terms cash.
JONES & MAY. .
A meeting will be held of the
Exeter Farmers' Club on Wednesday
eve, October 26, 1921. '°
A meeting of the U.F.O. Political
Organization of Exeter, will be held
in Senior's Hall on Saturday, Octo-
ber 22nd, at 8 o'clock. Everyone in-
terested is invited to attend.
Monday, October 31st will be Hal-
lowe'en.
Miss H. Preszcator is visiting in
Detroit.
Miss Fern Short is on duty again
after a week's illness.
Miss Edna Johns, of London, was
home for over the weekend.
Mrs. Samuel Johns visited in Lon-
don the forepart' of the week.`',
Mr. J. P. ` Ross, of Calgary, and
his son, Frank, of Forest, visited in
town on Sunday.
Mr. Harold' Kuntz returned home
Wednesday -after spending several
weeks in the West. •
Miss Nash '`returned to her home
in Hainilebn last week after visiting
with Mrs. J. W.. Powell.
Mr. E. A. FolIiclk, who has been
spending several 'weeks in St. Marys.
was home for the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephens, of
Stratford, over the week -end.
Mr. John Decker, Jr., of Zurich,
on oMnday old his two-year-old colt,
to a •Milverton man for $700.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil and son, Alton,
of London, visited their daughter;
Mrs. Hubert Jones on Friday last.
Mrs. Wm. Woods, of Windsor, is
visiting in Exeter, owing to the
death of her father, Mr. John Gilles-
pie.
Mrs. 'McAllister, Miss Sweet and
Miss Shapton are in London this
week attending a W.C.T.U. conven-
tion. •-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Hardy were at
Minden,' Mich., on "Saturday, attend-
ing the funeral of the latter`s bro-
ther.
There was an eclipse of the moon
Sunday evening. The eclipse occurred
early in the evening and was plainly
visible.
Miss Wiggins, of Goderich, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs.. J. G. Jones
during'the teachers'„convention.
James Street. e
With the Churches
(LIVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHQIica
Rev, Jumee',Foote, B. A., Minister ;.
11 a.m.-"High and Lower Stand
ards,"
7 p.m. -,-Service withdrawn in favor
of Thames Road Anniversary.
Boy Scouts will meet at the church
Saturday evening at 7:30,
JAMES STREET METIIODIST
CHURCH ,
Rey. M. J. Wilson,' B.A., Pastor.
' EXETER DISTRICT
MISSIONARY SUNDAY.
11 a.m.--Geo. Stanley will speak.
3..,p.m.-Sunday Scltbol and Bible
cl`ass'es.
7 p.m, -Lewis W. Hill, B.A., pt
Parkhill„will speak.
3IAIN 'ST.METHODIST, .CHURCH-
Rev..Geo .McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3,)
MISSIORARY' SUNDAY
11 a.m.-=Rev: W. L. Hill; 13.A.
3':00 p.m; -=Sunday School and
Bible classes;
7:00 p.m, -Geo, Stanley, Esq.
BETHANY
2:30 p.m.-llev, W,' L. Hill, B.A.
Y.P.C.A.
The Y.P.C.A. bowling alley and
rooms have been reopened for the
members.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Sunday -Town Hall,11a.m. and
7 p.m. -Sunday school at 2:30 p.iir.
Tuesday night at 8 'p.ni. at North'
End. •
CAPT. AULD.
DR. -.TORN WARD
has successful passed, the Board of
Optometry and is licensed- to test-
eyes and fit eyeglasses. Chiropractic
and Electrical treatments for Chron-
ic and Nervous Diseases. Hours 10
to 12 and 2 to 5 and by appoint-
ment. Office' corner of William and
Sanders streets.
FOR "'RENT`` Seven-room"brick
cottage on Main Rtreet; good hard
and'' soft -i titer; the property of the
late' 'Mrs.' Ramsay. Apply to William
Reed.
Holland Bulbs.
Now is the.time,to plant bulbs for
winter flowering. We ,have a com-
plete, assortment
HYACINTHS
TULIPS'':
NARCISSUS
and
DAFFODILS
In -a,11 popular shades.
Phone or leave your' order early
as our supply is limited.. ,.:.
Powell's Bazaar
Saturday ••Sale
GOLD DUST
Washing Powder
4 pkgs.
2 ti
C
5:
Miss M. •Bailey, of Goderich, and I' _
Mrs. H. Snyder, of Clinton, were the
guests at James Sti' 'parsonage; dur-:
ing the teachers' convention.:,
The Girls' Guild • of Trivitt Mem
orial, hurch, will sell poppies on. Ar-
mistice Day. It is sugegsted that the
soldiers' memorial be decorated.
Mr. M. E. Gardiner's team ran
away last week, upsetting a light
wagon and throwing Mr. Will Gar-
diner out. The wagon was somewhat
damaged.
Harvey & Harvey have taken over
the grocery business of the late.,
James Gould. The store is being
closed for renovation. Mr. Walter.
Harness has been engaged to look
after the business.
A frost heavy enough to form ice
on water remaining outside, visited
this section one night last week the
first of .the season. A light snowfall
just enough to know that it was
snow, also made its appearance.
The many friends ofmlblr..A. Hast
ings regret that his condition is such
that his physician has advised him to
again take to, his bed. Mr. Hastings
has been able to be around, although
he -has not been in robust health. It
is hoped that the rest will rov 'ben-
eficial. . e
Mr. Tho ._
S. McIl7illan, the . Litit,ral
candidate. in South tiu°on in the
coming Federal campaign, visited
the south part of the riding the foie-.
part of the week. There was no
1 •
grounc for the e report falselyci'ctiIw
ated d tha
t Mr. iVI
cTrlilla• n '
y7
v..S
1
t
with-
c:r~aiving for the contest.•
CHOCOLATES
Assorted
Delicious
Vanilla
Chips., •
Maple'
Half lb.
17c
CHOICE
RAISINS •:
Valencia
1 lb.
N. P. SOAP
Big Bar
`BULK;: MIXED
TEA
Special
RINSO
for 23c
SWEETHEART
PEANUT
BUTTER
1 lb.
22c jj•, 23c
Fish Fish.
We have made a contract 'wi
tlh.,W.
H. McPherson of, Port Stanley'" to
sppply, us with fish, ••'one`'day eac1,
month dlir`ing the winter, starting in
, g
,Novemi
dei. Orders will be taken :.id
the fish delivered
upon .,rri'ial ii;sy
Fish will
consist ' of ` Herring,
g,'.
weighing from '% to onen ound each
and will' be fine for silting for the
winter, . Put up in 100 -lb. cases.
Phone your orders to
WILSON'S GROCERY
Phone 56«
t)
THURSDAY, OCTOBA/1I• 20 1921,
,ARMERS,-If you got hold of a rubber boot and found that it wore twice as
long as any rubber boot you had had before.
NVIIAT. WOULD YOU DD `
You would insist upon having the same make of boot next year and each.
succeeding year, would you root?
That is just ghat thousands of farmers are doing after having bought their first
pair of. Miner's "Invincibles".
WHY? Because the firs pair wore so long they will not take a chance with
any other make.
.` This is why we need to advertise only to those who have not yet worn
Invincibles
20
SOUTIICOTT EtROS.
c
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 to 7 per cent can be
obtained from ' these bonds. •
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE
Carling, Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
FOR SALE -A number of well-
bred Yorkshire sows due to farrow
in October. Also a number, of shoats.
Apply to Ernie Thompson, Parkhill,
P.O. Bell phone. 9-29-3t.;
APPLE •I:UTTER AND CIDER.
The 0. K. Cider Mill ;wilt 'operate
Thursday and -Friday of each .week
until further notice.
Phone 115., S. J. V. Cann
Cochrane
Machine Works
Cylindersre-ground and rings and
pistons fitted.
Grinder Plates re -ground
New iron pumps and fittings in
stock. Iron ' or wood' pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. J. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115.
T. II. ELLIOTT;
IS OUT FOR BUSINErSS
My aim is -Your patronage.
My motto -Service to the public.
PRICES
Ladies' Suits, cleaned andresse
p s d
$
1:50
Hen's Suits, pressed only'.,.. . ".75
Men's suits, cleaned and.' •pressed
1.0:
$ 0 to $160
U 'x, t x ye
a e ts, d•
$4.50
rl.s suits .dyed 4:50.
Ladies suits dry cleaned ,. ., $2.00
Mens suits dry cleaned . $2.00
Ladies' overcoats dry' cleaned2
$ . 0 0
den's overcoats dry cleaned.. '$2.00
I doi
a 1, kind or repairing.. Ia so
1
have theaenc.,
g' y for the Forest City
Laundry, • London; Ont:
At your service.
For Men Who .Would be
Well Dressed
We have a wide range of Suitings from which to pick your Fall.
and Winter Suit. Prices are down considerable.
BORSALINO AND -Kola -"HATS.
A good range of the latest Hats and Caps.
SHIRTS AND NiECKWEAR.
We have a specially attractive line in Men's Shirts. Also Ties
and Collars in the newest shades and shapes.
UNDERWEAR.
You, will soon, be thinkingof lieav`
,, lerunderwear. We have the
different weights for cooler weather. Combination and two piece.
. READY. -TO -WEAR SUITS ' AND OVERCOA'T'S.
A wide range of nifty up-to-date Suits and Overcoats. Come in
and look them over.
♦ -♦ • T • • 1 a A`.
PHONE
M A N
R
A few choice farms in South Iiu-
ron for sale. Also some unihcumber-
ed farm lands in Alberta ,and Sas-
katchewan will.. be exchanged. for
town or village property. Apply to
Thomas Cameron, Conveyancer, Auc-
tioneer, etc. Box 154, Exeter. Phone
21r12.
Rowe
FURNITURE I E DEAJ[.EIi,
FUNERAL' DIRE'1' ".,
C1
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AND EMBALMEII•
Exnb.tlxnex• s License No. 210.
MOTOR "T-IEARSE'' SIERVICE
Phone 20.1 and 20W.
A.. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's Sales Stables •on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt,
attention. Phone 2Gw
THE EXETER
TIKES
Subscription rate $1.60 a. year,
•
ADVERTISING RATER ,
Display, Advertising -Made >knower
on application,
Stray Animals -One insertion s0'@
three insertions Lor $1.00
Far =,'or..R9. ,
�, _ a stat
_. 1 1] e„ for,Oaati ...dlo,
6
each insertion for 'one ..month of font'
insertion,
i"ce
s 11
A? „. aneo,us artistes of Alit .snori
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,'
Wanted, each:;insertion 50'
and found locals 25c.
Local reading notices etc.,•10e l0c
, per
line per' insertion. No notice leer,
than 25e. Card of Thanks 50e.
Auction
,sales3
,for one i n" s rtioaa
e
aid : $1.50, for each: sub
seglxtint .in-
sertion if under five inchee in' length.:
Legal 'advertising lOc aril '6c n
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