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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-4-6, Page 1No; 2278 EXETER;. ONT., TJIURSDAY' iORNI �Jlllllllllllifll111111116it11I1111E1fii1111I1(IIIIIIIiI1111NI1111fIII1NlIi1111111111111111a11191111111Uai11lil11ll�Illlllllll IIiIIIi1111i1111111111111 1440101414 oiiar ones Days a a. Fr.ida ° and Saturday,rid 7 and .,�.Big Cut=rate prices♦ for Dollar Days ®n� our Newest lines of S• prin goods. 4 real ._. �._ g g sale. Read .every ,w tem Partial list below APRII. 6th„ 1922 i01 A LARGE JAR OF PEANUTS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION IN WILLIS POWELL'S WINDOW AND EVERYONE FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY WILL BE ENTITLED TO ONE GUESS, ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. A CLERK IN THE STORE WILL REGISTER YOUR GUESS, THREE HUNDRER POUNDS OF GRANULATED SUGAR WILL BE GIVEN IN PRIZES TO "THOSE 'WHO GUESS THE NEAREST TO THE CORRECT NUMBER, DIVIDED 100, '50, =; 50, AND FOUR 25 LBS. THIS CONTEST IS BEING PUT ON BY THE DOLLAR, DAY MERCHANTS AND ANYONE IN CONNEC- TION WITH THE DOLLAR DAY STORES ARE BARRED FROM GUESSING. 44444444....44 4 ,444.444441144 6 A4411•46.1 vaMOVIS 44.444.4.444 64.46444 Shoe Barga,ins Ladies' 2 strap brown or black Slippers, Regular $5.00' f��pTM DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL�•90 Lathes' Patent button Slippers Extra Special .� 77c Value at ....,....,.. el Ladies' Black or Brown Oxfords, All reliable makes, reg. $5. DOLLAR DAY ESPECIAL • Women's Good, DOLLAR DAY 30 pairs Test: Slippers, 1 and DOLLAR DAY Strong low Shoes_ SPECIAL $L98 quality Empress 2 strap S6 50 SPECIAL S Empress Cloth Top Shoes Sizes 2i/, 3, 3% DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL Men's Solid Leather Work -Boots, Regular •$5,:00 ° 3.9 DOLLAR DAY! SPEGL9L - Williani's Famous Work Boot for men DOLLAR 4.98' DAY SPECIAL 50 pairs 1VIen's Fine Black Shoes Regular $5.00 $3 98 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL q 50 Pairs• Men's $7.00= fine brown Shoes and brown. Oxfords $' 98 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL • Men's Rubber Boots 4.25 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL Boys' Ileavy Rubber Boots 2 7A( DOLLAR . DAX SPECIAL• Girls' andBoys' Sippers and Shoes placed on tables the., season' slatest� styes at bargain prices. Clothin and Hats Men's New Spring Fedora Flats, all -colors, special $3.00. Men's Odd size goad hats,.:.$2,00: Blue Overalls and Smocks $1.48. Peabody's and Snag best quality Overalls and Smocks at $2.00. Men's.' Raincoats reg. $13,50 -fo $ 8.50. Boys' Bloomer Suits with extra pr. of pants Special'$9.95.,:' Boys', Tweed Bloomers, good, strong cloths reg. $2.75: for $2.00_ Men's Suits from $15.00 ul: roceries ALL GROCERIES AT PREVAIL ING CUT-RATE PRICES WITH. THE FOLLOWING ADDED.:`-_ 3 lbs: good black Tea for $1.00 22 bars Lenox Soap for $1.00 Heinz & Van Camp Tomato Soup 10e .Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam 4 ib. tin 69c Lux 10e;' regular LOc toilet soaps 4 - for '25c Palmolive Soap 4 for 25c. - Dry GoodsStaples Extra Heavy Pillow Cotton 49c yard. Factory Cotton 40 in, wide 19c yard Heavy'Rockfast Shirting 3x/i yds $1.'.. 36, in. White. Flannelette 22c yard 36 in. White Nainsook 29c yard 2 pieces beautiful quality white 'Cable Damask, regularly $2.50 and $2-,75` a yard for $1,69 a ya"rd. Ginghams, Hundreds of yards' at 24c.` 'rowelling, pure linea at 29c yard Prints 36 in.' wide at' 29c yard, Ticking, 50c quality,heavy weight 39c Corsets -3 doz pair at $1.00 a pair, also.5 doz, value up to $3. for $1.69 Hosier= - Children's white ribbed isle, sizes 4 to 10 years at 49c pair 4 doz. pair of Ladies' black Silk Hose' at 69c pair. Ladies' Bloomers, reg. 75c for 59c. Ready-tQ=Wear, Etc. Silk Gloves, $1.25 quality for- 79c. Also $,1.50 quality for. 98c pair. White Voile Blouses upto$3.for 1,50 Dress Silk, heavy Pailette, 36 in. wide at $1.59 yard Handkerchiefs -Ladies' pure linen, initialed 18c; 2 for'35c Dress Serge, all wool, 79c yard. 35c Hair Ribbons for 290 .yard Georgette Crepes, all colors, $1.69 yd Georgette'Crepe.•Blouses up to *12.00 • for $4.9,5. Men's fine -Negligee Shirts, sizes 14% to 16 for $1.50. Men's heavy work shirts, regularly $2.00, for $1.45 Wool Socks 25'c a pair Black Cashmere Socks 75c for 49c Boys' Fine Shirts at 69c .PHONE 8 PHONE 32 Mrs. W. J. Heainin, left Wedues- day n orhing to visit in Toronto. Friday of 'next 'Week will be. Good 'Friday, Easter coming on the 16th Mr.' Geo. Williams has purchased ,= the fine -red brick residence of Mrs. Wesley Snell. 66.011661 410116166 Mr. John IfaWlcshaw, or town, who has' not been' well for some time, is at present in a serious condition. Mr, Ilawkshaw is in -iris 89th year. Cadet McGillivray; brother of Capt McGillivray will join his brother and assist with the Salvation Army work in Exeter. Mr. S. G. Stanbury was in Clinton - last week in connection with the fun- eral of his Uncle; k1:iz'. John Stanbury, 1 - who` died Wednesday, atthe age of 78 years. WINONA ®++ Chidley, of the Thames Road, read t a paper on "The, Prophecy of Amos' A lively discussion followed. • M. Wm. Mills, Sr., of Woodham, met`with on unfortunate accident on Sunday of last week when he fell down stairs, breaking his jaw bone and also, his -collar bone. Mr. Mills is in his 90th year. The South THuronllinisterial As- sociation, met : en , Monday in Cavern Presbyterian church. Rev. G. M. - i I 111111111111111111 i 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111I11111111111111111 ;. .,, Illllllillllllllllll111 '44 :474a - ,`I:.-x� .. ,... Just Born ;to Tayor^ Tire & Battery -BERT, DOYLE, .A real yleclianic: First that has ever been in the city. Will open. April, 3rd: Do all kinds of Auto Repair, Your Electrical part of'your car is the main part: . Let Taylor incl Doyle look after that part, ten times your battery is the trouble. Poorly rebuilt, 'you have iso loundatioix. Elie battery life is tip to 'you, no matter wlro.looks after it.' Keep your Battery well charged and If Battery is built right, the 13attery 'will, keep right. Good g p Dominion Tires; Good Prest-0-Lite Battery, 110 ampere; Good repair man, your trouble is gone. T can tell what 'your 'Battery will -cost you for one year or ten. I will place a, Battery iri your car for $1°0.00 a year; keep it charged and store it for tber. winter. � Just $10.00 a 'year, no snore, no less. 1 'Phonic Yeti TO THE FARMERS AND ALL WHO ARE :INTERESTED , IN RAISING POULTRY, . F HAVE TO OFFER A FULL LINE OF Incubators & Brooders MADE IN CANADA'BY CANADIANS THE WELL KNOWN DANIELS HOT WATER MACHINES; FROM FIFTY EGGS U1? TO 600; ALSO BROOD- 15RS .4-O MATCI3. I CAN SAVE Y01) - 11110111 0U11110111 $10.00 TO $15.00 ON YOUR MACHINE. ' CALL AND . „ L00T THI1A'.1 OVER. CALL EVENINGS. R. B. Quance Rev. J. A. Agnew, of London, oc- cupied the pulpit of ,lames St. Meth- odist church on Sabbath last in the interests of, Social Service and Evan- gelism. , Subscriptions were taken up in the interests of this fund of. the. church... Rev. Dr.: -Fletcher r occupied- the pulpit in. Cavell Presbyterian church on Sabbath morning last owing to the illness of the Pastor, Rev: Jas. Foote. ' Rev.' G. 111. Chidle.y of the Thames Road took the service in the evening. J. Lawson is making, a reduction of 25 per _cent on his♦ entire stock of Jewellry for. Dollar Day. PERFECTION OIL STOVE DEMONSTRATION An expert from the factoa•y wiil be with. us Dollar Days, Friday and Sat- urday, for cooling demonstration. Come in for a hot biscuit amd cup of tea: Heanian's Hardware and Per- fection 0i1 Stove Store. MII..LINERI.i' Do not fail to see - our display of Millinery Special for Dollar Day. ..G. M. ARMSTRONG The Exeter U.F.O. will hold their regular meeting in Senior's Hall, oil Wednesday evening next. Picture Sale. Exeter Art Store Picture Sale OUR BIG STOCK OF r FRAMED PICTURES ., NOW ON SALE AT HALF PRICE EVERY PICTURE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AND IS YOURS \T THE PRICE. os Lor" 4 01.:+.1r4e14.,L 41. The Young People of the Jaynes street Epworth League put on a play, "AI1 on Account of Polly," in the' basement of the church on Tuesday evening. There was -a good turnout, the basement being nearly filled. The play was very' entertaining and a- musing at ti kept (be audience inex- cellent li,umor. The cast was well chosen and all of the performers took their parts well. The cast' was as follows: -Polly,. Perkins, A.ny. Shapton; Mrs. Beverly, Mrs. H. Jones; Baldwin, Hubert ,Jones; Mr. Beverly, S. ;.Reed; • Hoi tense, Fern Short; Geraldine, Margaret Kuntz Peter, Wilfred Shapton; Harkins, Hedley May; Marie, Hilda Powe; Mr. Young, Chas. Fisher; Mrs, Chadfield, Alice Handford; Mrs. Featherstone, Ila Johnston; Miss Pexnbrandt, Elva Harvey; Miss Bushnell,' Verna Coates; Tonuny, Clarence Boyle; Pudgy, Dorothy Hardy. On Monday of this week Mrs. C. H. Hervey, of town; passed away a the age of 63 years and five' days The deceased hacl been ill for abou five clays; her death being due t pleuro -pneumonia. SIrs. Horne was born near St. Thomas, her rnaicl en` name being IVlary Jane Baisden When a child she chine with her par eats to Usborne, where she was uni ed in marriage to `her bereaved bus band. About 17 years ago they 'mov ed to Exeter and since coming to town the deceased has been a mem- ber of the James Street Methodist church. Besides her husband four daughters and two sons survive Mrs: James Collingwood, of Hamilton; Nlrs, G-eo. Colwill, of Cargill; Mrs W. Wilson, of Petrolea•; Mrs.\Vm., 1VIotz, of Crecliton; Wm. J of Kip - pen and Edgar J., of town. Thefuneral,, private, will be held Thurs- day afternoon, interment in the Eie- ter cemetery. The second ice storm: to visit this section within a fewweeks occurred on Thursday afternoon'of last week. The storm came on in the afternoon and towards the,;.close of the day the trees and wires were coated with ice with millions of tiny icicles sus- pended. Exeter did not suffer as badly as it did during the last storm. The hydro power went off Thursday afternoon: and the citizens again had to revert to oil lamps and candles: The stores were without hydro Sat- urday evening. The lights did not come on until Sunday evening. The trouble was not local as the town ystenl.suffered only a slight dam- ge- Mr. H. W. Doerr, hydro supt. n town parolled the main line as far s London and found that the wires were all standing to within a short distance of the city. The telephone. vires, however, suffered consider- ble damage, poles being down and. he wires tangled. The rural lines were badly bit, Dashwood,: being the nly connection that can he made. t Exeter. About fifteen phones round town are oat of commission. t t 0 y t s a a a 0 a a • tllr. 'William Anderson, a' ireil- known resident of Stephen township died on Wednesday of last week at the home of his brother,; Nilson An- derson, 2'nd concession, The deceas- ed had been ill only a few days. His age was 69 years and 8 months; Mr. .'inderson was an insurance agent and was also an agent for the Inter- national Harvester Company. Ile . was born and brought up in the 00111-. nntnity m which he lived. He never E married and made his home with his brother, Wilson.. He was a prone- neat' member of the Centralia Meth-` odist church, having, taught the young 'people's ''"Bible classs and at one time he was superintendent of the Sunday School. Besides his bro- ther, Nilson, four sisters survive. The funeral was held on Friday in- terment in the Fairfield cemetery. Free ar airis A TUI:iE FREE WITI4 EACH CASING Tire Punlps regular $3,50 for $1,75 Jacks regular f$ 4.5 0 for $3.50 Airtite patches regular 50c for 40c Storage ,Batteries 10 per `cent off Sweat Pads regular Bae two for $1.25 Horse Blankets regular .2.25 for 81.00 Horse Blankets regular $4,25 for $2.00 Halters•regular' $1,25 for -'75c Mitts regular 90c for 75c Flashlight cases 3 for $1,00 10 per cent OF1' ALL ELECT I. I+ �'�'' z , R C t<11'T.rItES AND Sl 1 I Lrl. ALSO ON TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS AND SUIT CASES, 60666 J. Beer ti Dow4 go -.,Prices. for Dollar Days Home heeds at Bargain Prices JOHNSTON'S FLOOR WAX 1 lb:. Tin, reg. 95c 'for 75c 2 ib. lin, reg. $1.75 for $.3:50 4 lb. lin., reg. $3.25' for :32;90 7 lb- 'Johnston's Waxing Bz•u'sh Reg. $2.50 for '32.00 Liquid Veneer, reg: 30c for 25c_ Liquid Veneer, reg, 60c for 50c O'Cedar Oils,, reg. 30e for ,25c. O'Cedar Oils, reg. 60c for 50c Liquid Veneer'. Mops reg, $1:.7 5 for $1,60 O'Cedar Mops, reg. $2 for $1.75 Wash Day .Last I, Liberty Electric Washer, regular $125.00' for $100.00 3 Hobbs Gold Medal Washers, regular7c75 20.00 for $1. $, S� 5 1 Beaver Power Washer $28.00 'fox $ 25.00 3 ,Wringers, reg. $7.00 for $6.25 Gal -v. Wash Tubs, reg. ,$2.25 'for $1.85. Galt'- Wash Tubi. reg: $2.00 for $1..65 Gaiv. Wash Tubs,, reg. $1.75 for $1.50 .Granite Wash Boards, reg. 7.5c for No. 5. Copper 1Vasli•Boiler reg. $5 for $4.00- enss Needs, for the Barn ZENOLEUll2 A'C LOW PRICES Good curry, tomb `and brash 4^ v Stable Shovels 75"' and 95 Large hand made galv, Pails 75 10 percent: discount on 731ii.t- chtord:'s` Calf Meal. Gal. $2; 1/5 gal. $1..25; qts. 75 Stable Brooms 75c Solid copper hull rings 45c • ALL RANGES WILL BE SPECIALLY PRICED FOR DOLLAR DAYS Bring your waggon' with you We cannot deliver, *at these prices. Doherty High O aen Reg, $120.00 for $100.00 Doherty Banquets with closet Reg. $115.00 for. $100.00 Doherty Emblem, reg. $85..00 Dollar Day bargain $75.00. Souvenir Ranges $70. for $60.. Brilliant Jewell Range Regular $115:00 for. $99.00 Arctic Jewell $85.00 for $6,00 Also a'number of secondhand Ranges 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL SILVERWARE, AI,UMINIIitJ WAREf POCKET CUTLERY,, SCISSORS, SHEARS AND RAZOR Il eaman's are m �IiIIiBIIIIiIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIiIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111� The Pursuit of Happiness Hem To Find It Isn't it ,so, mostly that we search for the things that are mostly right at hand. • We travel .miles for the joys of an unending sum - a xuerfe,'wwhsteenp6. we could have it at our very Yard by taking COUPO ,14'i'eo :'+!•;+ : (a>Z frfi457a1AS:i4l. BRING THIS' COUPON AND 'REGTS°l.'E i Y � X IOIIII GUESS .7. W. i'C'GVELL'S STOKE OF THE NUMBEiI OF PEANUTS IN TI -TE JAR. WI -IE tFIER YOU IIAVE A COUPON, OR NO"1'' REGISTER YOUR GUESS. 517 GUESS IS .......:. AMIE; ...ADDRE' It is just as t'ne of Flour. We manufacture r e ri ,ht here in Easter,` one of the finest brands of, Flour that e lace in the pro-vince, It i,, known as itian.toi',t.,, Best, made fronx th.a finest Western Wheat and alias gain- ed on its ;merits _ a splendid reputation wherever it is used. ' Read ryhat one of put• dealers in the north end of this county.. wrote about it ree Centl y, telling what he has heard ahout our Flour. Some of his customers i say"It scot rens say It is the best they get, 'Ploy have tested it with others and say, that: yours will make inoi~e loaves of bread. than. any other they have used." Now i r sn t that. fine. We want you to-tly i1 We also stoo.call a good fancily Flour, named 1,Iodei. ▪ made of -as blendedwheat, axid a fine pastry r lourknown. of Seed Oats 18 till that can he desired, ex- beetling, if possible, the sample sen us. They are going. fast. Come and secure your requirements While 'W have them. 51x11111111111111111111111111111!11111r11!!!!11111111111111111141iiiiiii; M i4