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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-6-1, Page 8411111 The l3ill.store with the little Prices IIOOVERIv THAT VACUUM SWEEPER You 'would, find so handy for housecleaning, may be much eas- ier to own than you have ever imagined, Wliy not ask us about the reduced price on the. Baby Hooter•,.: or better still, allow us to Demonstrate one right .in your home, IT BEATS --AS IT SWEEPS -AS IT CLEANS, SCARCE 000DS if you want one, buy quick -Grass Rugs. We have a good range in Brown and Green effects r •.; Prices are easy. to reach. Come and see •LINOLEUMS THE BEST EVER. •We have a.good range of the new patterns. Good quality only, We never touch Low priced lines QUALITY ,AND VALUE IS WHAT WE OFFER YOU Rugs in Tapestry, Brussels, Axminster, Velvets and Wiltons„ Every size made from the smallest to, the largest. 4 x 4?h, yds. Comae 'and look the lot over. No obligation to. buy. 'Our Men's and Bay's ready to wear Suits are some value be- lievp; its. Cloths and value are back to pre-war levelsg ain. WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIG MEN'S SUITS. FOR THE JUNE BRIDE 10 per cent discount off every Dinner set in the store, Be you' a coining Bride or not the discount is all the same 10 per cent. Our $42:50 Semi porcelain Dinner set with English China Cups and Saucers are now $38, 50. erandah The merchant who thinks he can beat our Grocery prices has one'think more corning. WE SELL CHEAP ALL THE TIME BEST STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR $6.25 PER BAG. SOMETHING NEW IN BOY'S. AND GIRL'S CAPS - 25e each for the new skull Hug Caps 50c each far the new 2 tone Byng Caps. 60e each for the new 2 tone Penrod Caps 75c each for Vt,e new 2 tone Babe Ruth Caps HIRE IS WHAT YOU- MtE LOOKING FOR 25c or 4 pr. for 95c Ladies'; Girl's, Boy's and Children's black Ribbed and Plain Hose. This is a wonder Bargain. COME AGAIN This store will close every Wednesday afternoon. during June, July and August. J. A. Stewart 1 The Leading Furniture Dealer Funeral Director and Embalmer Facilities and Service Unsurpassed SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE EQUIPMENT B. E GARDINER 01 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W •^'5 HARVEV'S Main Phone 102 Two Stores North Phone 47 FAM -LY -ADE ORANGE LEMON 32 GLASSES for 35c, VALENCLk RAISINS BULK 25c.apound PCKG. SEEDED AND SEEDLESS RAISINS 25c. REDPATH'S SUGAR $6,35 SANTA CLARA • CIGARS BOX OF 50 $2.50 NEW CABBAGE Sc, a pound COOKING ONIONS 15c, a pound LARGE COCOANUTS 15c. each CARNATION MILK SMALL LARGE 8c. 16c. PO ELL'S BAZAAR One feature you can appreciate : in this store is that AU our Prices Are in Plain Figures. You can't Misunderstand Them. OUR POLICY a low Price and a Quick 'Sale Price with Good' Quality. Suggestions consistant Are Always Welcome to Better Our Business. Specials Rubber Stair Treads 15c each Furniture Polish 25c each Nest Eggs 5c each Glass Flower Vases 15c to 5Cc Water Glasses special 5e earn this Week Jelly Glasses 75c Doz. Paper Plates 10 and 12e Doz. Ice Cream Plates 9c Doz. Table Napkins '5 and 10c aDoz. Special prices by the 100 EdisonPri:i ces Reduced,. April 1st. AMBEROLAS RECORDS $62 now $54.00 $102 now $75.00 $151 now $125.00 NEW EDISON (Disc) $144 now $11:0.00 $253 now $195.00 $302 now $275.00 $446 now $395.00 $755 now $500.00 90c now 75c $1.25 now $1,00 $1,50 now $1.25 RECREATIONS $1.80 now $1.50 $2,60 now $2.25 •33.50 and $ tip, p, noar$3.00 7'lieis no better on the .niarket. inonstrate the Edison to you, day at the price. Let us eiis Bazaar TH Carpet Report -�'i toUe1d** 1* the report of the lgxeter' Mark** corrected Livery Wednesday, Wheat $1,45 .Oats 34c to 40c. Barley 48c to 55c. Manitoba Flour $4.30 Fancily Flour $4.15. Pastry flour $3,90 Bran za $1.65 per cwt. Shorts $1.65 per cwt. Feed flour $2.10 Creamery Butter 40c Dairy Butter 31e to 34c Eggs 26c. Lard 20c Hogs $13,40' 4®*SPP****ii*r'*r 44,911•®O111••• ;* LOCAL • Mr. S. Reid spent the holiday in London. Miss Cowan spent the week -end at her home at. Atwood. Mr. C.W. Robinson, is visiting with relatives in. Toronto. Mr. Archie Towers is spending a few days in Parkhill. Mr. and Mrs. Button, of Constance, have moved to Exeter, Mr. ,Newton Baker is confined to the house through illness. Mrs. H.W. Doerr and son Jack, are visiting for a week in Mitchell Mr. LIoyd Beavers, of St. Marys, spent Saturday at his home here. City Dairy, Toronto, Ice Cream Bricks for sale at Stathams. Mr. Frank Terry, of Windsor, yis ited during the week with Mr. Rd. Terry. Miss• Curliss has returned . after spending a few days at her home in Bolton. Miss Madeline Sheere of. Brantford, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. M. Sheere. Mr. McDonnell, of Detroit, visited his uncle, Mr. Al. McDonnell over the holiday. Mr. Walter Dearing, of London, visited in Exeter over the week -end. Mitchell Mrs. Claxton, of Detroit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.V. Taman over the 24th. Mr. Norman Ford and wife of De- troit, visited the former's father over the 24th. Mr. E.A. Follick returned home last week after spending several months in Toronto. Messrs. Pryde & Wares have the contract for, building several new, cot 'tages at Grand Bend. ,. Mrs. Harold Skelly and Mrs. Fred Struckett, 'of London, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ward. Mr. Frank Mallett and fancily and Mr. Fred Mallett, of London, visited their, parents here on Sunday. Quite a 'number ` of cars passed through. town on Monday, on their way to conference'in London. Mr. J. K. Baker has returned to Brussels after visiting for a couple of weeks with relatives in town. Miss Flossie Ford and girl friend, of London, visited her parents, Mr:^ and Mrs. Geo. Fordover the 24th. Come and enjoy ,yourself in Stat - ham's cool and cozy Ice Cream Par- lor. .Bulk Ice Cream 20c Per Pint. Mr. Amy left Tuesday for London where she will visit for a -week and will take in the London conference. Mr. and Mrs. F. McKenzie, of De- troit, visited the formers' parents Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie over the holiday. Rev. Mr. McAllister and Rev. Mr. Wilson, J.S. Harvey and W.S. Howey are in London this week attending the conference. Mr. and Mrs. S..H. Gidley'and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gidley, of Myth„ visited with Mr. and Mrs.. Rd. Gidley on the 24th'of May., Mr. John Hunkin and wife left this week for Varna;," where Mr. Hun - kin is engaged in putting in some cement foundations. Mr. and Mrs. W. Newell, of Strat- ford, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. Bissett. Small Towns' Opportunity.' Mrs. Jas. Taylor and daughter Mrs. Burke and family, of Stratford, and Mrs. R. Huston, of London, visited friends in town over the 24th. Mr. Thos. Harton, of London, has been visiting with friends in town. Mr. Harton expects to leave shortly for a three months trip to the West. Mr. Edward Taylor of the :Molsons Bank staff, Centralia, has been trans- ferred to Ridgway, a -gentleman from Ridgway taking Mr. Taylor's place at Centralia. Mr. Wm, Baker, of the West, who has just graduated from the Toronto University with Bachelor of Arts de- ' gree, visited With relatives in town during the week.' The Misses P. Cann, Edna Merkley Phylis Cooper and Messrs C. Merkley and C, Callinel, all of London, spent the week -end` at the home of Mr John Cann, of Ushorne. At the weekly bowling tourney on f the Iocal green Friday evening' the h rink composed of Geo. Snell, Dr. Ttoulston: and R. Fer :'uson g , were the winners, • winning three straight games. } TIMES With the Churches O tVRN `)1.'R•ESBN ERYA;N CHUROH lieu, Jameil iEbote, B. d., Minister 10 a.m.--Sunday School and Bible Classes, 11 a. n1, -Rev. Charles Deacon "Lord's pay Alliance" 7 p,. rn.-Rov. Chidley will preach. Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening. TAJES STREET METHODIST CHURCH Re'r. M. 3, Wilson, B.A., raetor. 1Ia. m, --Rev. James Foote of Caven Presbyterian will preach, 3 p.m. -Sunday School and. Bible Classes. 7 P. in. ---Rey. Dr. Deacon, of London will speak. ,•. ; Services short and attractive 'All invited MAIN ST. • METHODIST ORURCW Rev. Geo.' McAJietee, M. A. (Phone 21, r3.) 11 a. m. -Rev. C, P. Wells p. m. -Sabbath School and Bible Classes 7 p. m. -Service Withdrawn BETHANY 2.30 p. m. -Conference Sunday, Ser- vice Withdrawn. THURSDAY, JUNE 1.0t° 192iw1 .IIIIIINI IIIIN !I ! I NII p IININIINI NLN IIINNIIININIIIII � � 1I11IIINIIIIMIINIIIIIIIiIIIININ'111111 IIINNINI t III 1 II N ININNI N N i IINNINIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIrINIIIIIIIIIN1111,�; moor Y. P. C. A. Open every, evening to members. SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. Services . in :the. Town Hall next Sunday. 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 in charge. A.E. Almond,; R. 0., the noted eye sight specialist. of Toronto, will be at the Central Hotel, Exeter, on, Sat- urday, June 3rd. . •- Mr. J. A. Stewart ,has purchased anew Durant Sedan. Mr. Will Amos visited at his` home here on Friday and Saturday last. Mr. Clifford Spackman, of Guelph, visited his parents on Victoria Day. Mrs. Ed. Johns and two children, visited in .Listowel during -the past week. Mrs. Koehler, of Kitchener, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Witwer. . Mr. Maurice Senior ha taken a pos- ition with Pilon and Foote for the summer. 'Mr. and- Mrs White, of Detroit, visited with relatives in town during the week. Mr. Rd. Quau'e visited his sister, Mrs. Hutchinson, in London. over the week -end: - Mr. and Mrs. A:Swayzie and Miss D. Broderick, of London, spent the 24th with Mrs. Broderick. Mr. Melville Gladman has taken a position with the .Dominion. Tire Co. at Kitchener for the holidays. • Mr. and Mrs. M. Brokenshire and, family, of Fergus, spent. the week -end at the home of Mn. Frank Taylor. Miss Elizabeth- Webber, of Peter- boro, was the guest of. Miss" Margaret Gladman for a couple of days. Messers. Cyril,and Ebner Tuckey Miss Inez. Tuckey and Miss Archer, o London, spent the 24th with Mr. an Mrs. C. E. Tuckey.• Mr. S.M. Sanders •recently ) sold McLaughlin car to Mr... E.C. Eccles ton, of Grand Bend, taking a:summer cottage at the lakeside`• on the deal. • Mr. and Mrs. Earl •Cookson, and two children and Miss. Hazel Cookson of Windsor, motored up and visited with. relatives here one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zurbrich and' the • latter's mother, Mrs. Northcott, of Pt. Huron, and Miss 'Dixon, of Hanover, motored .up and •visited n with friends in town'on Tuesday. Vamink 111111.1 ,14.1101 FHONI!1 1 � s� 4P i 11CO.1. J. ROS... PHONE 1841. This store will be closed everyWednesday afternoon during June, July and August. House -Cleaning Needs all Papers Wall Papers A few rolls of our New Papers on the walls of your home will work wonders, We will be glad to have you look them iiig a line of 1' ea, We show- ov aper fer.Bedrooms that we are offering • at exactly. half-price. • Curtains & •Curtain ' Nets Beautiful Nets and Scrims suitable -for any.room in your home at very moderate prices. at per yard •30c; 45c 50c to $1.00 Linoleunis We' are showing an excellent pattern in this Sanitary Floor Covering. Our prices are as low as any andWe deliver any day free of charge. Congoleum Rugs The patterns this season are better than ever. They come in small and large sizes and make a very pretty, as. well as being a very serviceable floor covering. Blinds and Curtain Poles If in need of Blinds or Curtain Poles, we'want to. show you what we are • offering.' • The prices are much lower.: 5 Doz Green Blinds good ' quality' lace trinimed�Speciai at'$1.35 thcotf Bros. �IiIiIiIIIIIIIIIII111111111N1111111111111111111111111Ufilllillllll llllpflllllllllllllllifllllllllOIIIIIIIIOBIIIIIIII IIIII1101111111111111111111101- 1111110.11111 OMENS 1111.11111110. 1. R.CARLING '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. camp masnavesseageonsamm.. POTATO -PLANTING -Have your potatoes planted by' 'machine this. year. Jobs completed quickly and well. Fertilizer attachment on ma- chine. "'L: V. Hogarth,,Ivaholm Farm, Phone Crediton 18' r :31:" NOTICE f a The excavation for the foundation of Mr. C.F. Hooper's store and also the. dwelling have been completed: The work of laying the new founda- tions will be commenced` •as soon as men are available., , Mr. Clyde Heaman, of the Molsons Bank staff, has been transferred to the branch at Norwich and left on Wednesday for that place. Clyde is ' L I� R One ofExeter's men � � ` ■ Exeter s o ular young ,.• - � L S p p y g and his many.friends will wish him every subcess in future. Mrs. N.M. Richardson, of Manor 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 do so just by letting T; H. ELLIOTT Clean,_Press and Repair that old one of yours. I'also dye and dry clean Ladies' or Men's Suits. The 24th of May passed off quietly, in Exeter. A number of the citizens spent part of the day in their gar-` dens. The bowling green attracted a `number. Fishing was a, favorite Pastime with not a few. Some went tor'the river, oti ers to Grand° Bend. There' were over forty on the dock at one time in the morning. The catch was small Sask., president of the Arcola Pres byterial, who has been attending, the W.M.S. Council at' Galt, with her bro ther, Mr. W. Jenkins, of Ca,uton, Ohio, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.; Kernick at present, The Wednesday half -holidays be- gin :with next week, (the first week. n June,) and as•a consequence copy or •advertisements, reports of • all appenings and country correspond- ence must reach this office one day earlier during the next two months. Mr. Chas. Johns, of Usborne, who las not been well for several months' sing nubile to attend to his dutie • n the farm, left last week' to slier?d n'n'a"-1. `rt Goderich, with Mr. ' `'tf rT-fern; Mr .and Mrs. Mr, and MHarryr b r: Mrs. G,ttld.:m0'' ecr up front 'Windsor spending the week -end with the mother,' a � "I'll's, • Rd, Gould, who has been „cri- 1'41 ously 511 hitt Who is making satisface- I Attention The Annual Meeting of the South'' Huron Liberal Association, as consti- tuted for Federal .purposes,, will be held at the TOWN HALL,' HENSALL on TUL SIDA3L, JUNE 6th, 1922 p at 2 o'clock • .m. A full attendance from eve ry'anun- icipality in the Riding is respectfully and ardently solicited. ' A special invitation is extended to the, Ladies to be present. g A good speaker is Nein secured for the occasion: fmrtern were down. and heaccoal -i ll. -ii" T. N. x'OIiSY'7[`IL, enc- 1i "in e. =r 4, 41-1 Secretary. i iemenommimmonomom _ '� ' This store will be ;closed every ,Wednesday 'afternoon'` duiriri g July and Augusta . June, gens Furnishings For Sprl'ng Hats, Bors'alina King and other lines 2 -pant Suits for $20.00 GABARDINE COATS $17.00 to $22.50. RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP SPRING OVERCOATS . $15.00 TO $25.00 MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR -COMBINATIONS AND TWO PIECE. THE NEW SHIRTS, CAPS, COLLARS AND TIES AR•E IN STOCK. ,OVERALLS -INCLUDING THE COMBINATION SUIT OVER- .P 1 0 N A. L. TEN h (NT Veterinary Surgeon Office -McDonnell's U •-:aules on John St. Phone calls receive prompt attention. Phone 26w New iron pumps and fittings in stock. Iron or wood pumps repair- ed; welis pumped out or cleaned. S. J. V. CANN, EXETER Phone. 115. DR. JOHN \VAED Chiropractic & Electrical Treatments for Chronic and Nervous Diseases. Spectacles scientifically fitted. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to, 4, and by appointment. Office -William • and Sanders Sts. Dia n Baggage C� ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO MOVE W.E. MOVE . IT REASONABLY MOTOR TRUCK AND =HORSE' DRAY AT YOUR, SERVICE AUTO LIVERY Horse and Lrir cry in Colari:ecskoai. Bagshaw & Easton Good glasses if you need them Good:advi'. co if you don't. J. WARD, D.C., Optometaist EXETER Cochrane Machine'` Works ENGINES -6 H.B. "Z" $233;00 ..3 h.p. "Z" Bosch Magneto' $143.50.., 1% h.p. "Z" $99.50. 40 -Light Plant, complete, $350.00 Double -Geared Jacks $15.00 GRINDERS -6 in. $40; ;; 8 in. $,5 y°» 10 in. $56.$00 .*',' CRUSHERS -$74, $80, $100 & $115' . Straw, Cutter, $35.00 Straw • withth plain feed, $65 00 travelling feed $85,00 Fairday Electric Washer $126.00 13elt drive $70.00 500 lb, Scale $23.85; 1000 1b. $27.85, Concrete Mixers, Hay Presses,, Stone Crushers, Road Rollers Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors; Tractor Plows and- Disks. We handle `a complete line of them`: Canadian -Fairbanks Morse Co ;tilso Case Threshing.Cornpany, All repsirs 'promptly attended tn. "•r