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PHONE 16.
"TFIE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
"The Hoover Sweeper"
dor aC11,,r1§. tinas Present
We esn save you TEN DOLLARS on a Hoover. Place your or-
der now.•and be 'assured of delivery for Xmas. The HOOVER will
preserve'the original beautiful' colors and prolong the life of your,
rugs because It f3eats-As It Sweeps—As It. Cleai3e,
Stripe Flannelette
ill;; ends of Pink ,;and slue Stripes, also Dark Grey Stripes.
a good heavy quality. In -the regular way worth 30c per yard.
,e 20e a yard.
e•:,1 •
Turnbull's Underwe
Ve, have afuil range of Ladiies', Misses and Children's Under-
wear in Combination and Separate Pieces. Also the famous "Ceetee" .
Brand for Men. 1,,
Grocery
LAUNDRY SOAP, all 6C
brands. 10 bars for...
BEST ROLLED OATS, 6 3C
abs. for
SPECIAL BLEND TEA;, 11C
per pound . ahJ
BROOMS, 4 string, 42
for
KELLOGG'S CORN C
FLAKES, 5 pkgs. , .
$1.00 Plug Large T eeB 7 C
Tobacco ,for .
Specials
PURE LARD, 3-1b. pail CACI
for.....
BACON, piece or sliced;lC
per lb,
SPECIAL BLEND COF- 38C
FEE, per ib.
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 23C
cakes for
35e FANCY SWEET BIS- 20C
CUITS, per Ib.
CANADA CORN STARCH -- - C
per package ......
Sugar, pest Granulated
100 pounds for
HIGHEST PRICES
A.
D FOR ALL PRODUCE ;.
v
UP -tb-dt,te Furn•itUre Stick •
Funeral.•irector $1,Embatiner
License' No• 4i7. Auto Ecearse;and' orseEquipment
tt ,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
,PHONE, 74J;;'Night call 74W
Bj Variety Store
CHRISTMAS—Five weeks—As usual our store is full of gifts
for young and old. ''' •
FANCY CHINA -We never had a finer stock, and prices are
down.
TOILET ARTICLES•—Mair• Eruhses, Combs,- Mirrors; beautiful
goods; prices down.
CUT GLASS—Fancy Teapots
down.
fancy Cups and Saucers, prices
DRUG SUNDRIES—Fancy Soaps; lower prices. -
GRANITEWARE AND ALUMINUM—Prices down.
STATIONERY—Crepe paper, decorations;' bells, etc.`
TOYS, DOLLS, etc. Priced to sell.
FANCY CHOCOLATES—In packages and loose; Sharpe's Eng-
lish Toffee, Nuts, etc,, Fancy budded Walnuts.
SUNFISH AND FISH GLOBES.
EDISON AND COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS. -
owell's Bazaar
MUSIC EVERY DAY. GLAD TO SEE YOU. COME. :
Vint'
Stores9
td.
CHAIN GROCERY STORES OF CANADA
SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Baking Powder, '1 lb, .' . .
Pastry Flour, a bag
Special Blend Tea
Cottage Rolls, lb'. .. .. ...22c
Canadian Cheese, lb. „.....-.,210
Shortening, No. 3 pail . 45c
Eagle brand milk, 2 for :.. 45e
Orange peel, ib. 37c
Iirealtfa,st. Bacon, ib. . . 35C
Lard, 2 lbs, . 3 5c
lv
onsuch Stove Polish 1 - o 5c
Loaf Suga •, ib.' 1,0c
Dimple Soap, 3 dikes 25e
Riverside Tomatoes .. -17c
Pure Gold Icings; pkg. 1;1c
C.,ei..'.,..'.
Y,
t`'
a F� 7 43e
COoltiere Onions 3' lbs
SPIeCIA.L BLEND. COFFEE,
}
21c
99c
35c
Corn Meal, G 1135. ..
Lemon peel, Ib.
Mincemeat;; lb.
Valencia ,Cake
,Seerlless;Raisius,. Ib. .
Lemon Crisp Biscuits, lb.
Rolled Oats, ,6 l.bs. ,
Pot Earley, 5 lbs,
Citron peel, lb.
Picnic Hams, Ib.
Shredded Cocoanut, lb, .
Icing Sugar, lb.
. 25c
37c
19c'
25e
25e
29c
25•,
20c
2Jv
toe
Grape Fruit Marmalade, pail 65c
Lyn Valley Pin 19e
Riverside Peas
., 17c,
;,,
Spanish
� n30ri
s 3 Ihs. ...29c
Leinon
wand
20c
•
TH XET ;,1 TIMES
market Report —The fOlilOWINI t
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat :$1.0Q.
e Oats 340 to 40c,
Barley 480 to 55e.
Manitoba flour $3.90-
Family flour 3.80.
Shorts, $1,40 per cwt.
'Bran $1.30 per cwt.
Feed hour 1,8.0 •
Creamery butter 4'3c to 47c.
Dairy butter 3,8c to 41c.
New laid eggs 75c,
Held eggs 40c,
Lard 19c,
Chickens, under 4 lbs., live 1.0e,
dressed 15e.`
Chickens,' 4 to 5 lbs., live, 14c,
dressed 19c.
Chickens, over 5 lbs., live 18c,
dressed 23c.
Hens, under 4 lbs., live 9c, dressed
14e.
Hens, 4 to 5 lbs., live 12e, dressed
17e.
1 -lens, over, 5 lbs., live .16c, dressed
21c.
Old roosters, live 9c, dressed' 14e
;:Bucks, live 1,6c, dressed 23c, with
heads 22c.
, Geese, .live 15c, dressed ,22c, with
heads 2.1c.,
Turkeys, •live 26c, dressed 32c.
Young turkeys, live 28c, dressed
37c.
Hogs $8.25,
LOCAL
With the Churches
CAVEN PRESBYTEitIAN ,OYiiURV1l,
Rev. James. E cote, B. A., `Minister ;
10 ani.—Sunday :school and Bible
Classes,
11 a.m.—"The pian who was deter-
mined to see what Jesus was
like."
—The > Minister
7 P.m.—Devotional service" by the
Guild. Mr. F. W, Gladmaii will
speak, Special music. All wel-
come.
--The , •Minister:..
Boy Scouts, will ,meet at the,' chn}'ebb
Friday evening at 7:30.-
,
JAMES -STREET MEICMODIST
pwile®n; B.A.. rastor.
.11- aein.—:"Lifer Black, White and
Grey "
3 p.m,=„Sunday'Sebool and Bible,
Classes:,
? p.m.—"Stolen from Death. ,
.DEC. 4th:—Opening ", of new Organ.
• 'Rev,' -J. W. Hibbert, 'preacher.
A` hot ':fowl supper Dec. ' 5th
"Keep- the 'dates open.
11SAEw:-ST. •METIiOI)IST CHURCH
Rev.. Geo. lifeAlister, M. A.
• (Phone 21, r3.)”
• ® 11 a.m.—'The Christmas Portion."
• ®�®®mel ®�l0+66�� 7 p.m.—'The Chief Publican."
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN Tea meeting Friday. Tea 6 to 8
MILLINERY. P• m..
An excellent assortment of smart
styles in silk velvet Hats valued as
high: as $9.00,, $10.00 and $12.00,,;
we will sell at $2.98 each. Shop early
and get your choice.
With every purchase of one -dol-
lar or over we will give one doll's
hat free. We also have a limited
number of fancy articles suitable for
Xmas gifts.
T. V. CURLISS.,
BETHANY
2.30 p.m —"The Christian Million
sine
YE. OLDE TIME TEA MEETING
MAIN ST, CHURCH -
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921. •
Supper- servWl from 6 `o'clock. Pro' -
gram at 8. Miss Jean. Walker, reader,
also solos by Mrs. (Rev.) Foote,•Mies
Huston and ,Mies Follick, and ;sing-
song, fer everyone to n join.
ADMISSION: 40e and 25o.., ,..
A baseLburner coal 'heater, a cosi
-or wood heater and a. double set of
light harness nearly new wili''5€ of
fereefoi?sale'' `tty " aitc'tion` a: 'tlie
Met bpolitan Hotel on Saturday, Nov.
2'6thx -Frank, TayloresAuctinneere
Mrs. Wen::, Nortlicott• - is !;;.visiting
with reiatii:es in London. ig
Patronize; -the Country Store at the
Trivitt Memorial; Bazaar, :Dec,::24st;
Mr. Wm. Northcott' has returned
Erorii a- deer --hunt in Northern On-
tatio. ^ . ;
"Mrs: E. Irwin, of London, visited
her -parents,' IVIr.' and 'Mrs. Tc Bissett
this week .
Mrs. -Thornton of ,Windsor, spent
the week -end with her . yother„ Mrs.
S.:Handtord
- Mrs. Whyte, nurse, •is. quite ill; at
the home of her mother, .,Mrs. -,,,J..
Westlake, Sanders St.., _ , ,
Revt and Mrs. .T:. W. Blatchford
were the guests of Mr: • and Mrs. ,I`.
Blatchford over Sunday.
Mr. ,John Hunter returned, last
week after spending a couple of
weeks in Northern Ontario.
Master Grant Sanders pleasantly
entertained a number of his friends
on Friday evening of last week.
Auction sale of a decorated Christ-
mas Tree at 5 pen., Trivitt Memorial
Bazaar. -
Miss Blanche Senior, of town, sang
a solo at the Thanksgiving service of
the Ryerson Methodist Church, Ham-
,
am-
Ilton, . -
- 'Mrs..James' ;-Beverley and Mre.
5TcNicol arrived- home thisweek
after an' extended visit at Fillmore;'
,Sisk. aaid`pther places.
Mr. Milton Pfaff took~` over his
new duties as postmaster' for -Exeter
on -,'Wednesday or last week. Mr. E.
Christie has s been engaged as assist-
ant' for three months.' '
Mr. F. H. Cattel, of Walton, has
been relieving at the Canadian Bank
of Commerce,• owing to the illness of
Mr. Rankin, who has been on sick
leave at his home in Seaforth.
The installation of tee new pipe
organ in James Street Methodist
church is proceeding rapidly and will
soon be completed. There are •three
organ , chambers and altogether
there are about fifteen hundred
pipes. The services of the church last
Sabbath were held in the basement.
A meeting in the interests of the
Liboral party was Iielcl in the Town
Hall on Wednesday evening of last
week. The hall pas packed for the
occasion. Mr. F. W. Gladman acted
as chairman. Mr; Thos. McMillan,
the Liberal Candidate in South
Eluron, gave a very able address as
aid' -also; Mr. J. C. Elliott, eat-M.P.P.
of Middlesex.
A political meeting in the Interests
of Mr.' BIaok, U.F.O. Candidate in a
Huron was held in the Opera House
Tuesday evening; There was .a large;
crowd present', Mr. W. G. Medd, act-
ed as chairman,. Mr: Andrew flicks
M.P.P., :tU. r. John Scott and Mr..
Slack a
ddressed :the meeting on • the
political issues of the day. Vocal
solos Were rendered by Alisses
;aret Moddio V ernt• Eeeer and Mar -
'01) `Neil.°'miss Eathleeif :Elrcks4`'gave
citation.
Y.P.C.A. .,
Friday night open to ladies and
gentlemen;
The James; St. League will give a
program at the "Y" on Tuesday
evening
, Nov. 29th at 8 'p.ra. Let all
members of the Y try to be present.
SALVATION. ARMY SERVICES.
Suiiitay—Town Halle, 11 'ant. I%li
ness meeting;' 2.30` -p. m. Sunday
Sehool; 7 pm." Salvation meeting.
(Gen air service at 3 p.m.' in the
North.
e";Tueeday*; 8tap:me .Cottage meeting
Ihlline-i :Mit 1: Webster in' the' North
p3tid.: •
Thursday,. 'and''; •'Frida-y, Hensall;
Centralia- a-nd- Crediton visited.
Capt.- Mme it ivray e Lieut Parnell
• t !, Fl I • .. , -•
r iE iREAl L
- FOR EVE' '1dIG`'r'P TIES. '
Anyone, Wanting-" ice` -.-cream in
bricks,' either+srialfe, walnut, straw-
berry' of' vanil1h;,for evening parties,
phori'e, or leaVg your order' with"C.
iVI.LSON,,.F;iiaiie 56. -•
.,:xnt:,i;�r -
`LO`ST—Bet :vgen (Z✓xeter %a`nd Elim
ville, a parcelt eMitiiiniiig six pieces
of -fleeced-lined underwear: ` Finder
Blease notify 1Wi'mes Ofilee:.
Reserve ••Deceinber•'115th `and 16th
foreHanders Messiah in James St.
Ohurelfi Tfekets far -sale byttIie titem-
ber5 fsef•;the Cheri s. Y , -. h, ,
• HOUSE 1~'t SALE -Good frame
'house'and lot -situated on 'Station
`
street.for sale; 'geed • well water,
stat3l`e,' fruit'ttees, etc.; on premises.
For, particulars apply to.' Julius So-
kolof, Junk Dealer, Exeter:"
CARTING-,', AND' DRAYING--All
kinds of furniture moved,and elated.
No • job -too ,small.: At your .`service.
Wm. Gardiner, Phone 74j: -
FOUND ;The outer circle for
headlight of a large' auto. Owner can
have -same by paying for-advt. Apply
at Times' office.
STRAYED—On ;Nov. lst, a . red.
and white year-old steer with horns,
:'strayed onto lot 26'concession 1, Us-
bbrne, Owner may-. 'have • Same by
Proving : property :Wand paying 'ex-
penses:
MEETING OF ` HURON
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COLLA
.��; COUNCIL. CIL.:
The Council of the •Corporation of
the County of Huron will' rpeet, iia.
the Council' Chamber;: Goderich, :'at'
3 o'clock in the-'`afternoda of Wed-
uesday,the 7th -'day of December,
1921...All - accounts against the
County must .bein the hands of the
Clerk not later than Monday pre-)
ceding the meeting, of Council-
` GEO. +W. HOLMAN
County Clerk.
Goderich, Nov.''18"1921.
Remember the Trivitt Memorial
Church Bazaar in, the •: S. S. iislI, Fri-
day, Dec. 2nd. at,3-,p.m. Adnissicn•
t5c, 'iincluding afternoon tea.
St. Peter's Church,• Hamilton, Was
the scene of a bright autumn wed-
ding when Marion. Hazel, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Winn;
became the Wife of Mr. Leslie Senior
A lefor
d only n son of.
+ y Mr. and Mee.;�
,
Wm. Appleforci, of Hamilton, and
nephew of Mr. Jos: Senior, of Exeter.
Rev. J. W. Ten Eyck, performed the\
ceremony •in the presence of about
sixty guests. Miss Hazel 'Burton pre-
sided, at the organ. Lrfes Blanche'
Senior. sang "0, Fair, 0 Sweet and
holy during the sighing of the reg-
ister.
g
ister. 'Miss Il•elea Patientia
E was)
bridesmaid: Little Abse Leslie Senior
of Toronto -was; flower girl. r Geo.
Geeatrix i
,see
aper r�
Pp, ed tlie', groom. }�T
. M... 'Mr.
Maurice Senior' oil' L+'xbter`aiidMr.. It..
itasimmon, Jr:, acted as ushers.
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MISSE:
LADIES'
ED COATS
We are showing some splendid styles and havereduced the price
on every•coat.' If' are interested in a coatdon't � . •8ai1 to see our values.
GOOD .COATS$15.00 to $45.00.
ALL WOOL J$�+'IE:SEYS
Fqr the : little `chaps. In colors of
-brown or, blue They are all wool
with dome f•fastehers. on shoulder.
$200 and $2.25.
1E3OYS ALL WOOL SUITS,,,,
Just arrived! An all wool Brown
Tweed Suit, just the •thing- for boys
for,best 'or'••scliool wear.;" ;
[l1 sizes. Extra valtie",$9:75.
• _. ,,µ'Vi ,,. .
obber
xner I�eav R __-sand n`l�b�er �`
� � cots
You will need them this weather. In buying this well-known brand
you get a boot that will give satisfactory wear. Ask any man who has
worn them. Prices $3.50 to $6.50.
'LEATHER HOSE..
In new shades and weaves. They
-are all wool and are reasonably
priced. Per pair $1.25.
NEW SPATS.
In the popular shades. They come
in two heights, 10 and 12 buttons:
At per pair, $2.25 and ,$2.50.
�uthc�-tt Bros
N
ammoot
maxim
omarile
1.00,118
Ie R. CARLING B.A.,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary,
'Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the Molsois Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of Canada,
Provincial ''and ' - ''Municipal
Boads, s
Legal - investment for Trust
Funds.
At exis:ttng 1?rices,;, r from 6
per:cent to 7 per can be
AbSbtaitied`'fromo these bonds.-
'Orders
onds.'Orders received by me. :1
r>; •
Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
,OFFICE—
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER; ONT.
Found
A place where four -string brooms
can be bought for 40c. These brooms
will be sold at this price' for one
week only. We are offering special
bargains every week.
WILSON'S GROCERY
Cash and Carry
Phone 56.
ENSILAGE FOR SAI.-.
The sill at the Canning Factory is
open and ensilage will be sold at
0.4.50 per ton, the purchaser paying
for weighing on R. G. Seldon's scale.
Payment for ensilage to be made the
"first of each month at the factory.
Your storage battery needs spe-
cial attention at this time of - the
year. We have space equipment" for
properly -taking care of batteries
oyer' winter. Let us take care of
yOnrs:—W. J. BEER. o 4, and by appointment.
Office ---William
and • Sanders' Sts.
New iron pumps and fittings in Phone 43. ,, '
stock. Iron or wood puxnps 'repair-
ed;. wells pumped' out or cleaned.
S. J. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115.
.+
®r°Men Who'Would
e
We have a wide range et Suitings front which topick o
your Fall
and Winter Suit. Prices areAreevn considerable. • ;,
I3ORSALINTOAND RING HATS.
A good;•range of...the-latese- l:ats and ;Caps.:•
SHIRTS AND NECKICH,AR.
We have a specially attractive line ,in Men sShu ts. Also Ties
and Collars in the newest shades and shapes. ec
IJNDERW.EAR.
You will; soon be thinking of heavier underwear. We have the
different weights for cooler weather. Combination and two piece.
READY-TO-WEAR SLT1TS AND OVERCOATS.
A wide range of nifty up-to-date'Suits and Overcoats. Come in,
and look them over.
W. ® 9� s ` AMAN
PHONE
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DTI JOHN ,ARD.
9 -
Chiaoei ,citfc d', Electilenl Treatments q> ;, 1,
for Chr .- i ,,,e • , ,.• .` ` .
slut and.Nerous Diseases. BEFORE POUR FURNI-
S ectacl ' v'
p `b ent"Iicall- fitted. Hours URE CALL AND SEE THE BAR-
GAINS to 12 2 t GAINS WE ARE OFFERING IR -
ALL LINES. •
We ere -agents in Exeter for ! the
4,ppleford' •Counter Check I3ook Co.
Place your order through the Times.
Call us up 'and, we will be glad ,;to
show you samples.
LOST—A white glove near James
Street Church, Finder kindly leave
'at Times office.
Dray
rid Baggage
ANYTHING' YOU HAVE .TO MOVE
i
WsI7 MOVE
IT REASONABLY
MOT
Y
MOTOR TRUCK. AND ITOZtSL DRA'i
AT YOUR SERVICE
>1
AUTO LIVERY ee
=
oree <tnd:,;Vivei yii'ons
t iceclo
adshaw & Easton
Cochrane
Machine Works
Cylinders re -ground and rings and
pistons fitted. -
Grinder Plates re -ground .
T. II. ELLIOTT
IS OUT EOR BUSINIL.SS
. " My aim is—Your patronage:
M:
Y motto—
Service to the public.
PRICES
Ladies'
Suits, cleaned and pressed
e
$L50
Men• 's Suits, pressed only;. . , .75
Men's suits, cleaned• and pressed
• .. ... . $1:00 to' $1.56
Ladies' .suits dyed
$4.50
Men;s suits dyed , . .. 4,50
Ladies' suits dry cleaned . $2.00
Men''
s suits
dry C
lean
od .
$2.00
Ladies' overcoats dry cleaned $2,00
Men's overcoats dry' cleaned, . ;2,0
w 0
I' tio all kind of repairiti • ,I- also
li't
theagency for ',the Forest City
Laundry, London, 'Ont.- At your service.
R. N. Rowe
Funeral Director and EmbaIiner..
Phone 20J and 20W.
A. E. TENNANT
`'eterinar
y Surgeon
Office—McDonnell's Sales Stables on.'
John St. Phone calls receive pr
attention. Phone 26w prompt ompt'
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate 01.50 a year.
ADVE.1i.TISINQ RATES
Display A
y d e
v rti
sin —
on application. g Made known'
Stray Animals --One insertion s tion 50ar
three insertions for 01,00
Farm m o
r Real Estate. for sale 50e
each insertion for one-
insertion.
month of tour
Miscellaneous articles of not
. more, than five lines, For Sale, ' To Rent. '
Wanted, each insertion.'
and found locals 25c. 50c, Lost
Lo
CA
Ir
reading
line g notices etc., 1.6r per
per er :insertion, No '•'+no't)cca lee `:.
than 25c..Card 'of'Thanks 860. ;
Auction' sales`' $3 -for o•
lneertiort
and
31:50 ,for =each
subsequent in-
sertion If Under, five inches iii length. ,.
Legal advertising' ,19e, 'rind " 5e a
line: