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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-7-20, Page 857:,'OILE WIT THE LITTLC PRICES." ilot Weather Bargains O R+ORDS AND 1 WCl 'WS 40 Pr, Ladies' Black and Choc- olate Oxfords and Pumps in a realfn u alli fine Q ahtY, nearly s zes. I>+•�> -galas $8,00 and $7.00 vaIue... Special for Sumnier Selling at $2,93 .I'r, CHINTZ DRESSES .. In Light and Dark Colors of Very Neat Patterns and up to the minute Styles. Sale Price $3.75, $2.25 and $1.50. CORSETS Summer Corsets in a very suit- able Model and a good weight Cloth Regular $1.50. Sale Price 98c.' CORN FLARES Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes for the Hot Weather Breakfast. 3'.Pkgs for 29c CER'TO Use Certo .for making Jams and Jelly. No, Boiling Required,: Per Bottle 40c. GINGIIAM$ A Nice Range of Colors in Neat Plaid and Checks, of the Best Canadian. Gingham. Special for this week, Per yd. 25c.: TOWELS Huck Towels full size Item stitehed Ends, Lot No. 1, Sale Price 25o each, Lot No. 2, 35c each or 3 for $1.00. WORK SHIRTS Several Dozen 1,Vork Shirts left, in all Sizes, They are excel lent value to clean at 98c. SHUEDDED WHEAT The Real Suniiner Breakfast Food i--ith, fresh Fruit Per Pkg. 12c. SALlifON Choice Red Sockeye Salmon Regular 55c value now 42c a can or 3 for $1.25. This store will close every Wednesday afternoon during July and August. June, J. A. Stewart i The Leading Furniture Dealer Funeral unaai.Dlrector and Embalmer Facilities and Service Unsurpassed SPECIAL ATTENTION' GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING INEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE EQUIPMENT GARDINER OPERA HOUSE BLOCK A PHONE, 743; Night call 74W VEY' Main Phone 102 Two Stores North Phone 47 RADIO FANCY HOME GROWN BISCUITS TOMATOES r; 22c. a pound 25c. a pounds 2 for 25c. COX'S INSTANT POWDERED - GELATINE MOONLIGHT e HELLOS FOR TOASTING 40c. a pound BUTTER FLIPS (SOMETHING NEW) 40c. a pound CREAM OLIVE SOAP 3 for 25c. LARGE CANTELOPE 20c, e ach KEEPSWEET TABLE CREAM 25c. a tin HIP -O -LITE 1 PINT JARS 25c. ,46 POWELL'S BAZAAR One feature you can appreciate in this store is that All our Prices Are in Plain Figures. You can't Misunderstand Them:. OUR POLICY a low Price and a Quick Sale, Price consistant with Good Quality. Suggestions Are Always Welcome to Better Our Business. Specials this Week Rubber Stair Treads 15e each Furniture Polish 25c each. Nest Eggs 5e each Glass .Flower Vases 15c to 50c Water Glasses special 5i eaC1i Jelly Glasses 75c Doz. Paper Plates 10 and 12c Doz. Ice Cream Plates 9c Doz. Table Napkins 5 and 10c aDoz. Special prices by the 100 Edisonri P ices Reduced, April 1st. . AMBEROLAS. f RECORDS $62 now $54.00 $102 now $75.00 $151 now $125.00' NEW EDISON (Disc) $144- now $110.00 $253 now $195.00 $302 now $275.00 $446 now $395,00 $756 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,, $3.50 and up, now $3.00 There is no better on the market to -day at the price. Let no demonstrate the Edison to you, Powell's Bazaar THC, -X TER TIES Market Report -Th. following 1w the r port of the Mister MarketWith the Churches corrected every Wednesday. Wheat $1.15 Family Flour $4.10 Manitoba Flour $4,10 Pastry Flour $3,85 Bran $1,60 Shorts $1.60 Feed flour I`ee2.10 $ Creamery Butter c Dairy Butter 36c Eggs 27e Lard 20c Hogs $14.00 ,,,4,.m® � 4i ►.�itii�Y�il1t't•�� LOCAL �oa�se •0`1)1104) Mr. and Mrs, S. Bradt and family visited in London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet, of Sar- nia; are visiting with relatives in town. Miss Dorothy Kuntz has been re- engaged to teach at S. S, No. 3, Ste- phen. A young man of Mitchell had ,a finger nail torn clean off when a horse bit his finger. Miss Betty Brown, of London, vis- ited with Miss Margaret Madman during the past week. Miss Edna Follick sang a very pleasing solo in James street church on Sunday evening last. 1\Ir. Reg. Bissett of Chatham, spent the week -end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bissett. Miss A. 'Watson with her friend, Miss Coy, of Chicago, I11., is visiting her cousin, Miss Julia Spicer. Miss S. Gregory who has been tea- ching in the Brantford Collegiate, has returned to her home in town. Mr. Will Manson and friend, Mr. Wni. Ward have returned to Toronto after holidaying • in town and at Grand Bend. Mr, Wm. D. Davis, the new teller at the Canadian Bank of 'Commerce, comes to town from the Queen St. E. branch, Toronto. Mr. Frank Toni, of Toledo, Ohio, who visited his brother,Mr. J. E. Tom of Goderich, called on his sisters in town on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frayne and children, of Brantford, are holiday- ing with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Frayne. Rev. Robt. Hicks and two children, of St. Thomas, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew and other relatives in this community. Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Harrison `and two sons, Wilfred and Gerald, mot- ored over from Detroit and have. been visiting with relatives here for several days. Mr. T. O. Southcott left the fore- part of the week for Toronto. on .busi- ness. He will also spend two weeks with Mrs. Southcott in, the Georgian Bay district. Miss Helen Heywood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Heywood, visit- ed for a few days in London and was accompanied home by her "little cous- ins, Carl -Smith and Dorothy Parsons. Miss Alwy Truinper is the proud possessor of a doll just received from• England, given by her great -grand- mother to ' her ' grandmother . and which has been in the family for 69 Years. The Times has been informed that there has been some petty shop -lift- ing in town. While we are not a- ware who the parties are we are told that one of the parties has been seen in the act. The Junior baseball team went to Kirk -ton on Saturday afternoon in N,W.B.A. fixture and received a bad beating at the hands of the Kirkton team. The score' was 8-0. Kirkton wins the district.' Mr. and Mrs. W. May and son, Gor- don, have returned froin`a motor trip up north - following the shore line, visiting Bruce Peninsula and the Georgian Bay district, going as far as Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallett; Mrs. Dearing and son, James motored to St. Thomas on Sunday to attend the funeral of °a sister-in-law, Mrs., Hey- wood, who died in Detrpit following an operation from .appendicitis. Mr. and : Mrs.- W. H. Johnston and their family, H. Freeborn -Johnston andwife of Washington; Dr. Mary Johnston, of Hamilton; Albert, of ;the Excelsior Life, Toronto, and Cecil, a student of Toronto. University, are holidaying for a couple of; weeks at Grand Bend. Mr.; and.Mrs,'John May, of Toronto are 'visiting' with'. relatives in this community. They came here from visiting with relatives at Ann Arbor, Mich. -Misses Carrie and Minnie May are holidaying with their bro- ther, . Rev. Russell May, . at Theodore and Regina, Sask. Miss' Lily Hunter and Mrs. Hy. Hunter, of Edmonton, Alta.; Mrs. Wm. Clarke and son Kenneth, of London; Mr: and Mrs. Geo, McIntosh oftiI e 'Ontario Wind Engine and pump Co., • Toronto, have been the, guests of Mr. and Mrs, John Hunter during the past week. A number of bowlers from Dash; wood participated in the weekly bowling' tourney on the local greens on Friday evening last. The winning: rink was composed, of S. Davis', G. Cochrane, and R: N. Creech with three wins and a- plu of 27. Messrs. T. Pryde, 1 N. Rowe t+ud- Trueman I3lliott Were ;second ' wiih. three svinr .; ' a pins, G 2 s OA'PEN PRRSI YTRRI 11 Clutrticu. Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister 10 a.m,--Sunday School and Bible Olasses.., 11 a, m. ---BOY SCOUTS SERVICE Will be In charge of Scoutmaster Mr. Pryde, who will be as- sisted d by Rev. W. G. H. McAllist- er, M. A. and Dr. G F. Rouiston SPECIAL SPEAKER FOR, THE SERVICE, REV. A. STANLEY CREE of the Church of The Redeemer, Lon- don. 31USI( EX THE BOY SCOUTS Envelopes ;for those who, would, like to help the Scout Work.'.: REM EMBER CANADA'S GREATEST AS- SET IS HER BOYS. 7 p. m, -Rev. W. G. H McAllister, M. A. Boy .AS will xueet,Friday.evening;' JAMES STREET METHODIST- Rev, M. J. Wilson, B.A..; Pxator. alarm, -"A Parable and Two Little, Sermons" Short, Crisp,, and Memory Clinching. 3 p.m. -Sunday School end Bible Classes. 7 p. m. -"The Picture of a Crusader. of ,To -day." Music and Singing helpful, Service attractive -All 'invited. MAIN T. METHODIST CHURCH' Rev. Geo...McAlister, M. A. (Phone 21, r3.) Union service with Caven Presby:` terian in Caven church during July. Rev. Geo. McAlister, minister. 3 p, m. -Sabbath School and Bible Classes BETHANY 2.30 p. m --•x he Minister. Y. P. C. A. Open every evening to members SALVATION' ARMY SERVICES. Services in the Town Hall next Sunday. 2.30 fp.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. IVAIIOLIFI FARM Eggs- for Hatching Bredto lay' -Barred Rocks, culled annually by the `Ontario Dept. of i Agriculture, and headed by speci Llly'' culled Cockrells i from the depart- ment. Indian .Runner Duck Eggs and BabyChies. "Also custom hatch- ing done. Prices ,upon application. 1 L' V. Hogarth,; , Ivaholm Farm, Phone Crediton 18 r 31. CARS FOR SALE -Having dis- continued the, agency of McLaughlin cars; have to 'offer :a Master' Four or Master Six' to clear at a trifle a- bove 'cost. S'.• M.' Sanders. "' FOR SALE -House and barn and five acres of land 'on Huron street east. Apply to Wm. Waal. Mr.' Sidney Snell i5 ill at his home. on the London Road south. This year proves to be ` a remark able one in the line - of fruit'iu all parts of Ontario. It started out well with strawberriesr.and• the -cherry crop' never was as good' in years and the` raspberry crop is equally aboundant. A good plum and . "pear crop is also promising, while there will again 'be a bumper apple crop. In fact, tour ists advise us that the • field crops look just a little better- around here than in other districts. 'T';,ti UItS»AY, JU 2OT'R, 19g2 f 1 �jIIII111�IIIIIl111111pI�I�IIIIUIlIIIIIIillllllllllllllillli11111�1�111lIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII {Illlli IIII � w p� °� +OSI.li flll[I111[iilllll,Illlt� PHQNS 1t1 . SOU 1�Y HC B1[. PHONE 134, room MINIMS Imam Thisstore will •be closed every Wednesday afternoon during June, July and August, TWO Reel Bargalns NUn bee V 9 About 50 pairs of Children's Misses', and Women's • White Canvas Oxfords and lace shoes that sold as high as $4.00 aair••. Not this seasons goods g ds of course; but every pair worth a• great more than 'we ask for them. Your Choice for 98C. Number` About 50 pairs of Women's Canvas Oxfords and high laced shoes with some small sizes of high top leather shoes in this assortment. Shoes that sold at $5.00 a pair. • Come early for first choice. Bargain Price per pair $1.48 So uth cott Bros. .„„i„„„,„„„,„„„„„„„,„,„„„„„„„„,„,„„„„„„„„,„„„„„„„,„„„.,,,„„„„0,„„„„,„,„„„i„,„„„„„„„„ii,ff: 41.11110 .110111110 ONNONMS 1;3, I.R.CaRUhG1 I. R. CARLING B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary 1 Public, Conveyancer. Solicitor for the Molsans Bank, etc. y Invest .our funds in Vic - n tory,, Dominion of Canada, Provincial and Municipal Bondd. '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. 'NOTICE If you feel youcannot afford a new Suit this spring, but you would like to look jut as good as the fel- low who buys a new"suit, you can dc so justby letting T. 11. ELLIOTT Clean, Press and Repair that old.one of yours. I also dye and -dry .clean Ladies'. or Men's Suits. - LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE want ecito sell for "The Old Reliable Fault - hill Nurseries: ,Largest list of fruits and ornamentals to offer, exelnsive territory, 'highest commissions, hand - Some free' equipment.' Write for full particulars, Stone & Wellington, Toronto, Ont. res DOMINION STORES LTD. GREATEST 'ASSET 163 STORES ALL BUILT ON A REPUTATION OF SQUARE, DEALING. Comfort or Pearl White i Seedless RAISINS SOAP 7 bars for 50c. 22c. a aund PALMOLIVE 'SOAP 8e CURRANTS 17c LF3. VALENCIA CAKE 25c LB. RED SALMON -30e TIN BREAKFAST BACON 37c -LB. CASTILE SOAP 3• FOR 10e ',BICE 3 LBS. 25c SPECIAL COFFEE 39c LB. PINK SALMON 17c TIN BRUNSWICK SARDINES: 4 TINS 25e Tangle Foot FLY PAPER New Pack STRAW-. r 2for5 c � BERRY` JAM 9Sc: '41b l: Rustics or Swiss BUDS 1 pound box 39c, Rolled OATS P pounds ounds for 25c Special Blend Black, or Mixed This store will be closed every. Wednesday afternoon during June, July and August. Gents' Furnisftings For Spring. Hats Borsalina King and other lines Suits for $20.00 2 -pant GABARDINE COATS '$17.00 ,to ` 822.50. RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP • SPRING" "OVERCOATS $15.00 TO $25.00 MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR -COMBINATIONS AND TWO PIECE. THE NEW SHTRTS, CAPS, COLLARS AND TIES ARE IN STOCK. OVERALLS -INCLUDING THE 'COMBINATION ALLS. . SUIT OVER • W • ` ` A A P e` -I. O N E... a A. E. <.fENNANT Veterinary Surgeon Office-McDonneii's i aces stables on. John St. Phone calls receive prompt attention. Phone 26w New iron pumps and fittiyrigs in stock. Iron or wood pumps repair- ed; wells ;pumped out or cleaned. . J. V. CANN, EXETER Phone 115. - DR. JOHN WARD 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. Dra an . ANYTHING YOU, HAVE TO MOVE WE _ MOVE IT REASONABLY MOTOR TRUCK AND J•IORSE DRAY ct- AT YOUR SERVICE ,. AUTO LIVERY Horse and Livery in Connection. Bags!! Easton Good glasses if you need. them Good advice , if3 you don't. 3. WARD; D.C., Optolnetdist ` EXETER Cochrane M aohine Works ENGINES -6 H.B. "Z" $233.00 ..3 h.p. "Z'; Bosch -Magneto $143.50.. ,11/2 h.p. "Z" $99.50 . 40 -Light Plant, :complete,: $350.00 Double -Geared Jacks $15.00 ,. GRINDERS -6 in. $40; 8 in. $4; -, 10 in. $56.$00 !►z CRUSHERS -$74, $80, $100 & $115 Straw. Cutter $35.00 Straw -Cutter, with- plain feed, $65.00 travelling feed $85.00 Pairday Electric Washer $120.00'' Belt drive $70.00 500 lb. Scale $23.85;-1000 1n. $27.85 Concrete Mixers,' Hay Presses, Stone Crushers, Road Rollers,. Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors,„ Tractor Plows and Disks. We handle a complete line of the). Canadian -Fairbanks .Morse Co.,also+ Cabe Threshing Company. All repairs promptly 'attended fn,