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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-8-17, Page 8STORE WI'E l: TOE I,'I',1:'l`tLE PRIM' ig Clearing Sale of All Summer Line.. 14A1)IIC8' VOILE WAISTS AlI sizes of Ladies' White Voile Blouses in Very Neat Styles to ear at $1.19„ LADIES' GOWNS Ladies' '!White Cotton Night faowls ina very tine quality acid neatly trimmed with gingham, Regular $1,50 Sale Price 98e. Overland Stock Dinner Ware We have just received another Shipment of our famous Stock Pattern of Dinner Ware. We .have nearly all lines in stock. Look over your dishes and fill in any odd pieces you may need - $1..40.1 1..40.} ALEN'S OVEltALLS $1.05 Bine and White Stripe Over- alls in all sizes and good quality. Regular' $2.25, Sale Price $1.65. REMNAMUS Our table of Remnants is sure worth looking over as`it contains some real bargains in all lines New Fall Goods New Fail goods are arriving Daily. We have a full range of Homespun in all the Popular Shades, Also many new lines of Dress Goods and Silks. Grocery Specials ., 10 bars any Laundry Soap for 700, or 13 for '91c. 3 Bottles of Extracts for 25c Pure Clover Honey, per 1b.' 15c 7 cakes Pure Castile Soap for 25 6 rolls Toilet Paper for 25c. Special Coffee pr ib. 38c Sugar is good buying at the present prices. t very short in the near future. Socks . may- be This store will close every Wednesday afternoon during June, July and August. Stewart The Leading - Furniture Dealer Funeral, Director and �nal,.:e� Facilities and Service Unsurpassed SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP TO -DATE EQUIPMENT E. GARDINER OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W HARVI3Y'S ammum Main Phone 102 Two -Stores GRAHAM WAFERS CHOCOLATE MALLOW )5c. a pound 45c. a pound CHOCOLATE WAFERS` North Phone 47 PEACH BLOSSOM 35c a pound JAM JAMS CREAMY CHOCOLATE 55c.:a' pound 30c. aoiund p 38c ®a pound MVIALTO .CREAM SPECIAL ` LINE RADIO CRABAPPLE TART 35c, a pound ?2c, :.., pound 3Oc. ,a pound - ow all'sazaar "" Our Bargain Counters were .appreciated. The friends liked our New Store conditions. The prices that prevailed then are the same now. NEW GOODS will arrive and be put on sale immediate- ly. 10c 15c and 25c will b the outstanding figures for Bargains We want you to 'go to Powell's first and see what's new.We always have money savers. This. Week we will Sell Butter Crocks New Goods Old Prices 5 pound size 1.5c. each IQ' pound size 25c.. each, and other goods too numerous to mention Market report ----The following is the report ,of . the l9xeter Market corrected e ,,of Wednesday, Wheat 95G Manitoba Flour $4.10 Pastry Flour $3.85 Bran $1.25 Shorts $1.50 Feed Flour $1.75 Dairy Butter 34c to. 37c Creamery Butter 38 and 42c. Eggs 20G Lard 20c Hogs $12.50 LOCAL• Aitt#0..149 04144.4.1.4,31 A car load of Western Oats has ar- rived. -Harvey Bros. Dr. Roulston desires to announce that he will be absent from his Dent al Office for a few weeks on vacation. Miss Betty I3rown, of London, vis- ited in Exeter over the week -end. Mr. Harold Boyle, of Toronto, cal- led on friends in town last week. Miss Stella Sanders, of Toronto, is holidaying with her parents here, Mr. Robt, Wilcox is holidaying this week at his home at Elimville. Miss J. Hobbs, of Thorndale, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Jones. _Miss Edna Follick left on Monday to visit for a few days in Muskoka. Mr. Bert Gardiner is holidaying with relatives in Chatham and Lon - Mrs. Angus and children, of Lon- don, are visiting with `Dr. and Mrs. Ward. Dr. Stanley and wife, of St. Marys called on Miss M. Follick in town o Sunday: Mr. J. T. Morgan is shipping a load of cattle to the Old Country market this week. Miss Vera Sweet and Mr. Walter Lanahan, of London, spent the week- end in town. Mrs. W. S. Cole and son Harry are holidaying for two weeks with rela- tives in Lucan. n Miss Gladys Kestle and little neiee, Helen Penhale, visited with Mrs. -J: Walper, at Harrow. a� Mr. and Mrs. Theo. sweet and son, Allan; of Hamilton, are visiting with relatives in Exeter, Miss Margaret Muxworthy, of For- est, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Garnet Passmore, of Usborne. ., Mrs. F. A. Chapman is visaing her sister, at Dayton, Ohio, while Forbes is visiting with his uncle in. London Miss Annie McAnsh is holidayin with her uncle and aunt, , Mr. and Mrs. Floody at. Haileybury. Mrs. E. Christie Sr., of Exeter, spent a few days - of last week the guest of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Case. Hensal Observer. Miss Schafer, of Detrpit, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. Heideman, of town also other relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs....E. Hilborn and Pam ily of Hamilton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford during the past week. Miss Lillian Boyle, of Toronto, vis- lled friends in. Exeter and Grand Bend for a few days during the past week. Mrs. S? J. Stephenson' and daugh- ter,. -Miss Minnie, of Listowel, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ward, of town. Mr. Aquilla.Sheere, of Detroit, and his: son Russell, of Lansing,': Mich., are visiting the former's'mother, Mrs. M. Sheere. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Browning, who have been spending two weeks' in Ex- 'eter. and Grand Bend have returned to Toronto. ' Mr. Percy Westaway and daughter Jean, of Hamilton, -visited -the ; for - meas sister, Mrs. A. J. Ford, during the past /week. Mr. Andrew Gibson, who' has been. laid up for several weeks the result of an accident is progressing as well as can be expected. g Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mallett and Mr. and Mrs. Goldie, of Stratford, motor- ed over and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallett on Sunday. Mrs. Ransom, who has been visit- ing her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. W. 3. Bissett for a few weeks, left Satur- day for her home in North Bay. Mr. H. W. Doe-rr, Supt. of the Pub- lic Utilities Corn., accompanied by Mrs. Doerr and son, are holidaying for a couple of weeks in Kitchener. Mrs. Chester P. Harvey was taken to London hospital Sunday afternoon owing to illness. Her many friends in town 'will hope for her speedy re- covery. Latest reports state she is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spackman visit- ed in town last week and were accom- panied home by Mrs, Fowell. The latter's sister, Mrs, E. J. Spackman is on the sick list. .. Rev. M. J. and Mrs. -Wilson motor- ed to Guelph and Hamilton last week to visit for a few days. They are leaving Guelph this: week on a motor trip to Ottawa and 1000 Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Southcott and two children, of Santa Monica, Cal,, .arrived last Friday and are visiting at Grand Bend. They called on friends in Exeter on -Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coates, of Det roit, who have been holidaying with relatives in this vicinity returned to their home this week.' Messrs. 'rhos.' and ..tai"ry Coates took them as far , as'arrria by - auto. - T' TIMES With the Churches CAVEN PRESIfiy0fER CHURCH Dem, James 1ootio, 'H. A., llklinie$elr Union services In Main St, 14Ietlrod- ist'ckittrch at 11 a, m. and 7 P. i. Rev. James Foote in,charge. 10 ac.11s-Sus,nday School and Bible Classe Boy Scouts will. meet Friday evening, AUQVS'1l' 1'7tlr, 1x322 s (! l 111 l(1(((11! (I((!(Ill(((!( ! ll1111l111lI(( li ((I 111 ! i l llll !!I!llllllll( ! .� � , , , . �� . I Nl, illliillll�Illlillllllllll�11111(11l111111l11l111! 1111111111111N11 114. VAMP ammo JAMES STEEpT METHODIST ' CHURCH Rev. M. 3. Wilion, B.A., fsstor. Mr. Geo, Stanley, of Liman, will ,conduct ,the services: next Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 3 P.1:11. --Sunday School and Bible Classes. All Cordially Invited. MAIN ST. METHODIST CHTJRC Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A, (Phone 21, r3.) Union,. services -with Caven Church, 11 a. m. -"Meeting the Storm" Rev. Jas. Foote. 3 p. m. -Sabbath: School and Bible Classes 7 p. m. -"The Forceful Disciple Rev. Jas. Foote. .,,,BETHANY 2.30 p. m. ---elle Minister. Y. P. C. A. The rooms opened, to members who wish. SALVATION MIME SERVICES. Next Sunday in Town Hall Major .Byers Divisional Commander from Stratford will conduct the Farewell of Capt. G. and Cadet K. MacGillivray. 11 a. m., 2.30 p. m. and 7 P. m.` Park Serviceat 8.30 p. m: All Invited: Capt. MacGillivray, officer in charge:. HIGH -CLAS INVESTMENTS ERNEST ELLIOTT Office, Main Street, ' Exeter. FOR SALE -60 Onion crates in good condition.- For prices, etc., see J. M. Harvey. - FOR SALE -6 -Knife Root Cutter, New; 1 4 -inch Tyre Upsetter, New; 1 Straw Cutter; New. Apply to Jas: Murray, Box -92, Exeter. HOUSE FOR' SALE -Frame cot- tage on Main street in -good repair; 2 lots of land; all kinds of fruit, large and small. Apply on the prem- ises to Mrs. G. McLeod. ' FOR SALE -Steel, Range,: in first class shape. Just half , Nice. J. A. Stewart. Additional locals on page five. Several rinks of bowlers are tak- ing in , the Hensall bowling tourna- ment (to -day) Wednesday: The Hen- sall entry is the largest in the history of the club and the overflow are us- ing the Exeter greens. y. Mr. Ed. Hoskin, of Chicago;is vis- iting his sister; Mrs. J. `McLaughlin of town. Mr. Hoskin has been on the Chicago police -force for the past 2,5 years and- recently ' received an honorable discharge, .-Sunday was visitiir's day at the B'oy. Scouts camp at Bayfield. Quite. a number from town paid the camp` a Visit. -. The `boys expect, to break camp this week. They report `a very jolly- time. ' Mr. Goldie Cochrane' skipped. .the winning rink at the Friday evening. tourney on. the bowling green.. -.The rink was composed of 'W.: Sanders,' E. J.:Wethey . and J. G Cochrane:- The -second prize was won by R. Peart, E. Harness and "P, Fassoid. Both rinks had two wins with °a plus. of 7 and' the rinks played - off for place with the above result.. as▪ smal mama W NW PHONE PHONE ilea. This store will,be closed every Wednesday afternoon daring •June Jul a y and August. S_etl'S Fancy VI/OY° steCi �31ue serge Suits 11 you have been waiting for an "oportunity to buy a, good Serge Suit . at the lower prices, don't fail to see the Values we are offering at $30.00 and '$35.00. Voile Dresses About one dozen Summer Dresses in Voiles and Organdies. These dress(s will be cleared at abIout half their original price. Good value at 15.00 $6.00 and $7.50. - Ladies Summer Vests With or'without '.sleeves. .Itegular 60 65 find 75c line.'They are good weight and extra specialvalue at Per Garment 50c. Pure Linen Roller Towelling The best value we have seen in years. - An all linen roller towelling hat will wear well at per yard 30e. Linoleums and Oilcloths In two and four yard widths. Bring in the size of your room and we will gladly show you our patterns and quote you our price. outhoott Bros. I� 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111(111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i. CARLING D.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer. Solicitor for the Monson 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 Bent 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. WHAT IS THIS? Ever Knock is a Boost, if .you knock in the right way, and this is, how T. H. Elliott knocks, if you bring, 'your O1d; Suits and Overcoats to him he will Knock the Spots off of them: So when you want any work of this binddone give him a chance.'- • Shop opened every day -and Satur•-i _day night.' ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE T: EL ELLIOTT. FARMS FOR SALE -A few choice farms in the Townships of Usborne, Tuckersmrth ` and Hibbert. Good buildings and well located as to mar- kets. Priced right.' Apply to Thos. Cameron;, Auct., Box 154, Exeter.- ()I111111011 xeter,, . BREA From Our c.. a loaf Own Bakery . RED SALMON; 11b. tin 39c,. -1.2; ib t..23c P. & G., GOLD, SUR- PRISE 8z S'CTNLIGIIT. 13 bars for 98c. BREAKFAST BACON 37c. a pound - PEARL, .WHITE AND COMFORT 14 bars' for $1.OQ' -• ICING SUGAR •10c RICE 3 lbs.' 25c TAPIOCA lb. 10c CHEESE Ib. ,22c GOLD DUST PKG. 07c .. PEANUT BUTTER Ib. 22c: LAIR) lb, 18%c SHORTENING lb. 19e CURRANTS lb. L7c Special Blend RITE GOOD HOME BREW Tea 49c, a Ib ,. pkg. 90c and: 81.60 SPECIAL'•SATURJAY' Jelly. Roils, 2 zfor 25c. RTJSTrCS Or,SVVI SS BUDS 39c..fa po nd . h.ox smowat aosrms �.w MONO This store will be closed every Wednesday afternoon during June, -July-and August. Gents' Furiiishings n_ or Spring Hats Borsalina King and other lines 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 . UNDERWEA,RR-COMBINATIONS AND TWO THE NEW.S1URTS, CAPS, COLLARS AND "CIES ARE IN STOCK. , - OVERALLS INCLUDING THE - COMBINATION SUIT. OVER- ALLS. - ti O N a A. E. TENNANT • Veterinary, Surgeon Office-McDonneti's "rates -~tables on John St. Phone calfs receive prompt attention. Phone 26w New iron pumps and fitviiigs in stock. Iron or wood pumps repair- ed; , wells pumped out or -cleaned. S. X. V. CANN, EXETER Phone 115. DR. JOHN WARD Chiropractic - 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. Taxi Servie When going to Grand Bend give us a call We're always '. ready, Dags,h \v & Eastow Good glasses if you need thecae Good advice if you don't. J. WARD, 'D.C., Optometaist fi 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. 550- 10 in. $56.$00 • CRUSHERS --$74, ;$80, $100 & $115 Straw Cutter 535.00, Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00 ' travelling, feed $85.00 Fairday, Electric Washer 5125.00 ' Belt. drive $70.00 500 lb. Scale $23.85; 1000 lb. $27.86 Concrete Mixers, Ha'y` Presses, Stone Crushers, Road Rollers, Threshing .Outfits, Case Tractors; Tractor Plows and Disko. We handle a complete line of the Canadian-Fairbaiilts' 'Morsci:'�Co;;aleo Case Threshing Company. All repairspromptly nttefldad `-