HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-5-4, Page 8A. STEWART
he Big Store with the Little• Prices.
Wall-Eapers.,and ,'house Frtraishings are now in order for the
thrifty house keeper.
Wehave a lovely lot of New Wall Papers atprices that will
appeal to you. 12 x/,2 and 15c the Roll for a nice range of Strips
and Floral effects, Suitable for Kitchens, and Bedrooms. 15,`20 and
25c the atoll for your ch,4ice of thirty pattern's in. new Stripe, Chintz
and, Floral covered_ patterns, Suitable for any room in tine house,
35, 40 and 50c the Roll for a swell range of New Oriental lines,'
Floral and Foliage' effects are very new. We show a swell range of
these.'
Our new Li.noleums are all ready for you. The new Block,
Floral and Tile patterns rare very pretty. Values are very much
in your favor this season,
Rugs for every Roota in. the house. Tapestry, Brussels, Axmin
stens, Velvets and Wiltons hi sizes fron 214 X3 to 4X11/2. If you
want real values in Rugs come in and see us.
Yes we sell cheap all the time. You are losing money if you
Grocery ,
are not iri oil our line of Gco ry Va1ues,.
46,48 T:H1s HUNDRED FOR BEST STANDARD GRANULATED:
SUGAR. ANY BRAND $$0,48.
3,pks best Jelly. Powders for 25e Christie's Soda Biscuits 1 lb 15c.
3 Bottles beat Extracts for 25c 2 Boxes Seeded or Seedless
2 pl;s Ammonia for 14c Raisins for 45c
3-15c Boxes Matches for 34c
3 cakes pure Castile Soap fr 10c.
6 lbs Rolled Oats for 25c
55c Salada & Red Rose Tea.
for 48c
2 pl:s Shredded Wheat for 24c
10: Bars any Laundry Soap
for 70c
38c ,for our Special Coffee. Its
a wonder.
Large "T & B" Tobacco Big
Bran's size 72e
45e the In. for our Special Tea
12e Call for best Corn
3 Palmolive Soap for 23o
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The .Leading Furnitt..ure
Baler
Funeral Director and Embalinee
Facilities and Service Unsurpassed
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL AL DI TI\G
;FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP-TO-DATE EQUIPMENT
OPERA, HOUSE BLOCK
PHONE, 74c; Night call 74W
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Main Phone 102 Two` t u r e s 1North Phone 47
PREMIER
R OSE S
2.40,.. a doz.
DARWIN
TULIPS
L40 a doz.
ORANGE
MARIGOLDS
75c. :,a doz.
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Mothers' Day
May 14th.
CARNATIONS
Our Supply, although
considerably larger
than lastyear, will not
even then be 50 per
cent of the demands.
Protect yourself by
getting your order in'
early.
4:/a:040-0%.
Alice, the 'f ve-year-old entered
the general store of. Mr. Smith, with
whom she was a great favorite, and
announced that,to make her dolly a
dress, she needed "some red, blue
and ,yellozv." When Mr. Smith .had
brought out the required aniount.of
material she asked how much, it
x was.
SUNBURST
ROSES
$2, 40 a ' doz.
PINK.
GLADIOLI
$1.40 a doz.
CARNATIONS
PINI and -WHITE
20c each
$2.40 a doze:.
"That willcost you just one kiss,"
replied the storekeeper. Whereupon
Alice' answered: "Mamma will come
in to -morrow and pay you.
Prisoner-Yonr honor, it is true
that I` was speeding, but I can explain
if you will n give
o ie a little ti
nae.
days.
Market Report. Till foUowin to
the report of the ' I, t ter Market
corrected everyWedneIeleY,'
Wheat $1.45
Oats 34c to 40c,
Barley '48e to 550.
Manitoba Flofir $4,30
Family Flour '$4.15.
Pastry flour $3.90
Bran $1.05 -per cwt.
Shorts $1„65 ,per cwt:
Feed flour $2.10
Creamery Butter 45c,
Dairy Butter 311c to. 390
Eggs 20c and 270
Lard 20c
I-Iogs $12.50
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• LOCAL •
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EGGS -Ancona eggs for hatching,
Shepherd strain, 5 cents each. Phone
Kirkton. 89-9. Wm, Ford, Exeter,
R, R. No. 3.
LOST -Between Clandeboye, Vic-
tor Hogarths and Exeter station, one
trailer End board, one -leaf of a
heavy` spring wagon and one sling
rope. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving seine at Times office.
Blackberry Roots " and; Strawberry
Plants For Sale Cumberland ]-lack
Caps 150 roots at $1.75 a doz. Straw-
berry plants $1.00 a 100—Stephen
Powell, Exeter.
WANTED—Cook General, one who
understands working in a city, and is
competent; fancily of two, no wash
ing. Mrs. A. McTaggart; 534 Queens
Avenue, London, Ont.
PINEAPPLES -Leave• your order
at 'Wilson's :for Pineapples as they
will soon be at their best and the
prices the lowest. We' will deliver
any quantity. C. L. Wilson:
Cars Por Hire—Apply to C.L. Wil-
son.'
'WANTED -Lady Assistant for
' Dental office, Application by letter
i
preferred, Dr. R:oulstoi'. '
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Two story solid 'brick in good
condition, near school, 8 rooms, bath•
furnace, hydro'and good well, :Good
brick barn and large hen:house.
Four lots, Fruit trees , and small
fruits. Easy terms. Apply , 0., . E
Ward, Main St. Exeter.
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE.'
Iiavr�tzg purchas)ad the butchering
businiess laiom ivLr. F..,Wood,,we-solicit
your patronage,,We are prepared at
921 t:.nriss' to supply- your „ meds in all
kitrids ,eit cunn d and fresh meats,
FT.• ,RIVERS
Additional locals on page five.
*Mrs_ J. K. lileLeod is visiting her
sister at Seafortli.
Mr. Harold' Boyle, of` Toronto, is
visiting for, a few days in town.
Missy 4nnie Day `visited her sister
Ethel in London over the week -end.
Miss- Minnie' Millar has taken a
position as clerk with C. L.Wilson.
1lis$ Amy Shapton has taken . a
position as clerk .with Southcott
Bros.
Mr, Gordon. Wells left .Tuesday
morning for Stratford where he has'
taken a position.
Miss -Grace Martin, of London, vis
ited with Mr, and Mrs. , W ib. Martin
over the week -end.
Contestants in The Times "T -word.
puzzle should read the rules and reg-
ulations very carefully.
Mr. C. R. Howard, of New York,
IS holidaying with his parents, Mr.
and, Mrs. 3.: N. Howard.
Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Blatchford,
visited with Mr. and Mrs..Francis
Blatchford during the week.
Miss Ida ,331atchford,of' Grace Hos-
pital, Detroit, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. -Blatchford:
Mrs. and rs. Gower,'of:.Woodstock
visited the latter's, parents, Mr., and
zne_ His Mrs. T. Johns overw
the
eek end,
Turning rnercbandise into money is our Business. Goo(' Mer-
chandise, yes. But Better Still, the RIGHT Prices. Our aim is to
get the price where you will buy. We want the Public to STUDY
the Goods,and Prices in this store.
THIS WEEK WE ARE 'SELLING
7 Rolls good Toilet Paper 25c
Fancy Flowered Cups and Saucers 25c
Garden sets for children 19e
Toy Watering Cans, for flowers 25c
Sand Pails and Shovels 19e
Skip hopes 10 and ;LSc:
Salted Peanuts 19c lb
Special Chocolates 32c lb
GLADIOLI BULBS (from Holland) and Sweet Pea Seed
The above mentioned goods ai'e only a Few suggestions, Drop
In often, • Look over our Stock. Price tickets on all our Specials:
Fiowers for Mother's Day. We expect Carnations and Roses in,
great profusion. , LEAVE YOUR ou_ouuS. Our Prices will be
Right.
LAD TO SEE
POw i
OU. COME.
azaar
4USIC EVERY DAY
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson visited for a
few days the forepart, of the week
v,ith the latter's sister in Guelph.
Miss Marianne Lee. Smith, of New
York, is spending two weeks the
guest of Miss Lila Taylor, of. Zion.
Mr. Geo. Williams is this weep
moving into the fine . residence re-
cently purchased from Mrs. W. Snell.
The clerks maintained the bowling,
championship at the "Y" last Thurs-
day winning from B, CIark's team, 78
up.
Its in the air. They all have it.
t
Rs no respectot' of persons. Some
are just .,getting over,it. Its the
housecleaning fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vivian, of<Mit-
chell, and Mrs. D. Roberts, of Toron-
to are visiting with Mr; and. Mrs. H.
W. Doerr.
Miss Isielaa, Davis left Tuesday
morning for Windsor where she has
accepteda position with the Bell Tel-
ephone Company.
Mr. Jas. I-tand£ord and Miss Annie
Ira
uclforcl returned home hast Wed-
nesday after spending several weeks
in Toronto.
iVlz'. W. D. Sanders, who has been
ill in London 'IHospitaI for several
weeks is improving and is expected
home this week. It was reported • that
1 Mr. Sanders had purchased Mr, T.
Newell's house on William street but
1we understand the deal has not `been
put through,, awaiting Mr. Sanders'
;return from London,
Wilh
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("AVON' PRESBYTERIAN C • URCII
Rev: &Mies' 1F'otrte, B. A,, 'Minister
10 klJfl.-'--Sunday School and Bible,
Classes.
11 a. m,—'+Tbe Christian Creed"
The ;Minister;
7 p zh.� "Christi piny Vindicated"
The 111inister,.
Boy, Scouts meet Friday evening
JAMES STREET METHODIST
OIDUICR
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., raster,
Sabbath School Anniversary
Preacher
Capt.T..:.«
1H. 'Best of " Hamilton ,
Solist, Miss` Mc Gribbin 's of Clinton. :.
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Captain Best was in Exeter at the ,
unveiling of the Soldier's monument E
and is an orator who convinces, and
a man -among {nen.Don't miss hear =
ing hint
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Services 11 a. m. and 7m.
, p.,;
The 1=
Sabbath School will asseziibie —
at the morning service, and in the i
afternoon, Diplopias will be present
ed, and Capt,'' -Best will address the
school.
Mass meeting for men at 4 p m. In
the To„ys n HaI1. All men and boys;.
invited,.
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Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. ' A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11 a. m.—"They watched Trim”
3 p. m. -"Bible School"
7.` p. m. --"A Prison Letter",
BETHANY
2.30 p.,m.—"Sacrament of the Lord's; --
Supper„ .=
Y. P. C. A.
Open every evening to members.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services in the Public Library next"
Sunday.
11, a.m.----Holiness
meeting
7 p.m, -Salvation meeting
.2.30 p.m.—Sunday school and Bible
class ° and special sand tray for
primary class.
Cottage meeting in North End on
Tuesday night.
Capt. MacGillivray, officer hi charge.
"IVIIJ~OLM FARM"
Eggs Four Hatching
Bred to lay --Barred Rocks, culled
annually by • the - Ontario Dept. of
Agriculture, "and.headed by specially:
c"ialed Cockrels from the department.
Indian Runner Duck Eggs and Baby
Chicks. Also custom hatching done.
Prices, upon aPplication.
NOTICE
If you 'feel you. cannot afford a
new Suit this spring, but you would
like to look just as, good as the fel-
low who buys a new suit, you can dc
so just by letting ~'
T. if. ,ELLIOTT
Clean, Press and Repair that old one
of yours. ' I alsik dye and dry-clean
Ladies' or Alen's Suits.
HONE 184.
Smart
rt
Styles
OCitwear"
PI ONE 134.
This ,Cut'shows one of the newest - Styles in Footwear for` this season,
Having just been brought over frozi
the Chicago, Style Show. It cen,es
in Patent and mahogany calf and is made in, .,, t
for Easter.n Wel . Get a hair,
New Models in Misses' andYes' di
�a coats
Another shipment p t has arrived for Laster. All we ask is for y011"to
drop in and look them over.. We are satisfied
the prices' will appeal to
y'otr:
Splendid pValue
say
,Boy's �''i,:, t it 1 rYg
Come in Boys and see the swell
Models we are showing. The cloths
are good and,price much lower.
Silk and Lisle Hose
With ribbed top, made from silk
and lisle thread. This' hose we can
reconrritend. Conies in White, Black
and Brown. '
PER PAIR :$1,00.
D'4l A CORSETS
5 Dozens D & A ` Corsets in one of ' the Newest- :1'f
oriels made "from
splendid. quality nratorial'aad worth in -tbe regular way $2.00 a pair.
Special value this week `$1,59.
WALL PAPERS
,We' are . reducing. our prices on all New Wall Paper. W
heavy stock and it will pay you to see what, we are showing.
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CARLING B A
Barrister, Solicitor, .Notary
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the 1,Lolso s Bank,
etc. J
Invest your funds. in Vic-
tory, Dominion of Canada,
Provincial'' and Municipal,
Legal ,investment' for Trust -
Funds.
, At existing prices, frozn 6
per t cent to 7 pec cent can be
obtained from ,. these - Honda:
Orders reeezved'.by, me. '
. Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
•
OFFICE—
Carling Block; Main Street;
EXETER, ONT.
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Now is the ti e t.o Cleans:
Look at our Speci s for lea n
Snow Flake .
Ammonia, ea•for
•
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OIs'
Ami A `
4�c
Dutch Cleanser ' 1 lc t
II150 2' pkgs. for 15c..
.2 pkgs. for 25c.
pkg. Sc.
pkg. 12c
Borax
Pearline
Lux
.Sani Flush
Soap` Chips ' 19c. a 'ib.
Laundry Starch 9c. a lb.
Charm 15 & 22c.
Brass°
`'Bath Brick
tin 14c.
Sc.
1 lb. tri S irOn3 ) ;.
Choiee Red
•
Gillett's Lye
2 tins 29e.
°ceelar Polish
25c.
Chlorinated
Lune 1!c.
Shredded heat
ing
Kellogg's. Corn
Flakes 3'' pkgs.` 29c'
PURE CANE
10 lbs.
c.`
CO 1)s
X6'.50
Special
Blend `
ea c'.
The Best
Value In Town
ONTAFil
at.
Borsaliia
King
and other !Ines
-pant Suis; for. ®e 0
GABARDINE COATS "'$17,00 .to $22.50.
RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP
SPRING OVERCOATS"` $15.00 TO '$25.00'
1VIEN'S SIJI1I11MEl " INDERWEA R.—COMBINATIONS AND TWO
PIECE.
THE NEW SHIRTS, CAPS, COLLARS . AND- TIES ARE IN
STOOK,
OVERALLS—INCLUDING TIDELLS. CO ,1135Nx PION: SUIT. 'OVER-
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OIN 1881
A. F. TENNr1NT i
V,ctei'inaary SL,trga•ctni
Office --McDonnell's s f.0 les on
John. St. Phone calls receive„prompt
attention. ` Phone "26w )
New iron pumps az, t:' dt,.:a'tgs is
stock. Iron' or wood pumps repair-
ed; 'wells pumped out or cleaned.
,S, 3. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115. -
D.R. ,7OHN WARD
Chiropractic & Electr.ca1 Treatments
�
for Chronic and Nervous Diseases.
Spectacles 'scientifically fated. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4, and by appointment.
Office—William ;and Sanders Sts.
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and aggag
ANYTHING YOU IIAVE TO MOVisi
WE ,MOVE IT REAS()NABLY,
Tz30TOR, TRUCE AND HORSE DRAY
AT YOUR SERVICE
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(food ;glasses if you need firer,,
Ociocl advice if yoit. don't.
i'ARD, IHC., Optosnetaist
• EXETER
Cochrane
Machine Works
ENGINES -6 H.B. °'Z” $233.00
"Z" Bosch 3lagneto$ 143.50..
1'/2 h.r. <,Z" '$09.50
40 -Light Plant, contplete, $3'50.00
Double -Geared Jacks $15.00 -
GRINDERS --6 in 40; 8 in. $50.
10 in. $56,$00` ,
CRUS1-JE5tS-- $74 $80, $100 .x'$).15
Straw Cutter $35,00
Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $ 65:00
travelling feed $85,00
Fairday 'electric Washer $126.00
Bolt drive $70.0,0
500 1b, Scale 23,85; 1000 lb. $27.85
Concrete lli0ers, I-iay: Presses,
Stone , Crushers, Road Rollers,•.
Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors,
Tractor Plows and Disks.
' WO handle a complete line of trier:.
Canaclian-Ix`aizhanks Morse Co:ralso
f a e
Thresh rn.'`' Comptiny Plow
Points, 'Oc or 3 for $2,00.
All repairs prom nt i i
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