The Exeter Times, 1922-9-14, Page 8"'VIE BIG STORE WITH ri1I a
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ew Fall Goods in Alt Our Departments
LADIES' & NXSSES FALL & 'WINTER COATS.,
Our showing of Ladies' and Misses' Coats are right, up to the
minute, in Styles that will Please, and in all the uP-to-date Cloths,
Fur Trimmed, Embroidery Trimmed and Plain Burberry Styles. A.
magnificent assortment to choose from at much Lower Prices,
SI'OET HATS
Ladies' and Misses' Sport Hats in nice plain Velour,. Neat Plaid
and Giaecks. They are the •Iatest Creation in Head Wear. Secure
'Your size and color no'PP while our range is. complete.
119SN'S 1+'ALL COTS,
Men's Gaberdine Top Coats in Several Shades. 17p -to -date
Models, just the thing for the Cool Fall evenings. "Rain and Wind
Proof."
Pure Cane Granulated Sugar per 100 lbs. $7.70
Pure Cane Granulated Sugar20 lbs for $1.54.
10 Bars any Laundry Soap 70e
2 Shredded Whet 24c
=Our Special Blend Tea Aper lb 48e
3 pks Ammonia for 25e
2 Cans Choice 1 lb- Pink :Salmon
for 35c x.
Christies Soda Biscuitsper 1b 15c.
"CERTO" for Jellies '40c
3 Kellogg's Corn Flakes for 29c,
DINNER SET'S
9 swell designs in D n1,er Sets
to make a Selection f%ii . They
are Semi -Porcelain China with
p Eli
China Cu Semi-porcelain
Also a fine Ni ois,
.:
China Set. All Sets are full 97�
pieces.
We sell Groceries Cheap all the time.
"HIGEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS & ALL KINDS OF
POULTRY."
i
A. Ste.wart
The Leading Furniture
Dealer
Funeral Dire t®c rand Emb�
a,.F�, Ie,
Facilities and Service Unsurpassed
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN `TO FUNERA DIRECTING
FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE iEQI IPMENT
GARJMNE
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EXETER TIM
Market report—The following is.,
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat 90e
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Pastry Flour: $3.40
nlodel Flour $3.60,
Oats 34e
Barley 52c
Bran $1.25
Shorts $1.50
Feed Flour $1.75
Dairy Butter 34c to 37e
Creamery Batter :38c to 40c
Eggs 28e
Lard 20c
Ings $11.75,
IaOCAL
��••••• •••••cif •.
Dr. G. E. Lipsitt, Physician, de-
sires to announce that."..he will open
up an officein town about October
lst, and he has rented the residence
on Main street occupied by Mrs. B.
Knight.
TWO Stores
1Vlain. Phone 102 Two No
rth Phone 47
E,
200 Baskets
This Week Wednesday or Thursday
By truck, direct from .the orchard. Selling below market price.,
We can not give you the exact date of arrival. Phone in your 'or-
der and have us save them for you. We plan to give you No. i''
quality at a special price with our truck service.
With the Churches
C.VEN PRESBYTER1A.N.'OPIUROH
Rev. Janice -F ootte, B. A•• ]1liniaiter"
:tQ a. m. --Sunday. School and Bible'
Classes.
i1 a. m.—Sacramental Service,,
"The Light of the World."
7 li• m. '`Poland and her Religious,
Aloveanent,"
Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening.
Mr. Frank Barr, .;of Stratford, is
visiting relatives in Usborne.
Miss Peinpraise is ill at the hone
of Mrs. Birk.
Mrs. Thos. Snell, of Lansing, Mich.
is visiting in town.
Miss Hyndnian is spending • a few
days at Grand Bend.
Mrs, ; Kyle, of town 'is visiting her
son Herman at Zion.
Miss Helen Dignau visited in Lu -
can over the week -end. -
Mrs. Jas. Taylor is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor.
Miss M. Tom has returned home
after visiting in Toronto.
Miss Lillian Sweetnian, of Toronto
is visiting Miss Verna Coats.
There will be, horse races and a
„Concert in the; evening on the big day
of the Fair. l'f°'ti
Miss Mary J. Gill, of Kingsville, is.
visiting with relatives in town.
Mrs. (Dr.) Ward and sons visited
for a couple of weeks in London.
Mr. Dickson, of Brucefield, spent
the forepart of the week in Exeter.
POWELMS
A Big Shipment of
Mrs. Haas, of Buffalo, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ford.
Mrs. Davidson, of St. Thomas, vis-
ited with Mrs. Downie a few days last
week.
Mr. Lloyd Rivers, of Simcoe, is vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Rivers.
Mrs. Brown, of Kingsville, is visit-
ing .her parents, Mr. - and Mrs. John
Dignan.
Miss Marjorie Huston has returned
home from Tilsonburg somewhat in
disposed.
Miss McDonald, of; ;Clinton,' visited
with Miss Agnes Hamilton one day
last week.
JAMES, STREET 14LETRODIBT
CWEGO
Rev. M, T. W Ieon. B.A., pretor,,
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible'
Classes.'
The Pastor will have charge of the
services next Sabbath both morning
and evening,
All Cordially Invited
Ivir Clifford, McAvoy has -returned
home• after • spending several weeks
in Toronto.:
l+L3IN . MET ST' C R
TBev.STGieo. McAliODIster, O M, AWR,:,
(Phone' 21, r3.)'
11' a. m.—"Qhr'ist, to the Twentieth .,
Century."
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le',r
3 M.—Sabbath School and.,B bi
Classes .::
7 P. iu.--"He went away in a Rage."
BETHANY
2.30 p, nit—"Throw us. a Shriner.'!
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Miss Martha Carling, of New York,
visited at. the, home of Mr. I. R. Car-
ling this week.
Meet your friends in .Exeter on
Fair Day.
Mrs. Monteith, of Killarney, Man.,
is visiting with relatives • and friends•
in this community.
Mr. Beverly Elliott, of Norwich,
visited at the home of -Mr_ L R. Carl-
ing during the past week.
Miss Mildred Harvey is leaving
this week to, take a course in Alma
Ladies' College, St. Thomas:
Miss L. Amy, nurse in training at
St. .Toseph's hospital, London, visited
at her home here on Saturday.
Mr. W. J. Beer has received the
contract of supplying the fixtures for
the Crediton Evangelical church. -
A number of members ` o
es ofCaron
W.16LS, were'in Clinton • Tuesday at-
tending a meeting of the Presbytery. -
All roads will: lead , to Exeter on
Tuesday ,of next week, the big day of
the Fair.
Y. P, C. A.
The rooms opened to members'
who wish.
Mr:,ands 1VZrs,'ia rry P.oulcl and son
Hugh, motored over from Windsor`
and visited the fo'nner's mother over
the week -end.
Chinaware are a.d Gla x
e
has Arrived
See Our FancyCups nd Saucers. at 1�
5ce
BIG VALUE
6 Decorations
Many other Bargains Come
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Mr. R. Ferguson is relieving Mr.
3. Routledge at the Centralia branch
of the Moisons Bank during the hat-
ter's holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler have re-
turned to London after spending a
week with friends in Stratford, Har
rison, Staffa,- Crdmarty, Varna and
Exeter.
Mr. Harry Seldon was in London
Tuesday writing a supplement exam.
in physics. Harry expects to. attend
Queens University at Kingston dur-
ing the coming term.
Mr. Czar Rollins, of Cleveland, vis-
ited his father, Dr. Rolling at Grand
Bend for a couple of days -last week.
He was in town for about an hour
and called on a few friends.
Misses Jennie Lake and Lena Men-
eer, who have been visiting for sever-
al weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wn.
Coates and other relatives in Usbor 'e
have returned to their home New
York.
Mr; A. E. Buswell, who recently
disposed of his business in the West,
and who has been visiting for a few.
weeks in town, has secured a position
at Lucknow and has moved his fam-
ily to that place.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services as usual next Sunday.
11 a. ni., 2.30, p. m. and 7 p. m
All. Invited.
HIGH-CLASS
INVESTMENTS
ERNESTELLIOTT
Office,. Main . Street, Exeter.-
DRESSMAR1r G of all kinds, ,will,'
go out by the day or do it at.. home.
Apply to Flossie -J. Switzer, St. Marys'
Ont., R. R. No: 1, or phone 6-5
Kirkton-8-23 4.
WOMEN WANTED—For paring
apples at the Exeter Evaporator. Ap-
ply to A. D. Clopp, -Central Hotel, or
to A. Wilson atEvaporator.
Miss J. Stead, of Walkerton, pro-
vincial ;organizer #or the Federation
of Women Teachers, is spending the
month -of September doing field work
in Huron County. ,• She is following
the, School' fairs and meeting with
the:teachers
WHAT SHALL' I`'DO WITH THE
' MONEY?
Many a holder of ..the Canadian
Government bonds maturing Decem-
ber 1, 1922, has be.41}:'-, asking this
question. The advertisement, of the
Minister of Finance supplies an ans-
wer. ;.The investor, by giving notice.
to,.;the manager- of -'any' -One of the
branches of a chartered bank, can ar-
range to get new bonds bearing the
same`rate'of interest theliighest pos-
:sible` security a.nd a -liberal rate of
interest:
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SWEETIMA.N�-!-BO3!1E, NUPTIALS
In last week's issue' reierenee 'was
'made of the marriage bf Miss Lillian
Boyle, . second daughter.,
of Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Boyle;' 1188 St; Clair Aye.;
Toronto, and formerly `of` Exeter. to
Mr.:Kirby, Alan Sweetmau; SonofMr.
and Mrs. E. 0. Sweetman, of Oak-
wood ,Ave., Toronto, but at the time
parficulars of the wedding had, not
been received. The • marriage took
place at St. Chad's Anglican chuich,
the immediate' rekatives'' of the con-
tracting parties being _present. The
'bride was gowned in.a wedding dress
of navy blue canton crepe,, beautiful-
ly beaded. • She worn,, a,hatrof 'pearl
grey silk velvet With navy pompom.
and also and Isabella fox fur the gift
of, the,:groom. She carried -an arm:
frill ofi°Sunset roses .and Lily-of-the-
valley.
ily-ofthe-
valley. Following the .ceremony. a
buffet luncheon was served at. the
home of the bride's " .parents. Mr.
and Mrs.- Sweetman left+ by' Motor
for .a trip through, ,,the Muskoka
Lakes.
PHONE 184.,
SO TBCOT
BR.O►S.
PHONE, 104.,
ecals for Fair Day
Fair Day we will have our full range of 1Vlisses and Ladies' Coats to
show, you:., `They, should interest you as our styes are very attractive and
the prices are `sure to please.
Ser e
Just openedi,up a range of Billie,. Burke Flannel Dresses as: well as
many smart styles in Serges and Tricotines, all at popular prices.
'ea Toweiling;5c, yd
This was a 30c line - -We .have a
tedLP u i l f
s y o this,:toweling, It
goes on Sale Fair ,Day at`per`yd, i5c
Men's Si:Boys .Over.
coats
We offer all Winter Boys; and
Men's 'Overcoats at a Special Dis-
count of 10 per cent.
Greb Shoes for: Men
This line sells for $5.00 :every where. It is one of the best Shoes
for rough, wear that we know of. We offer this Special price for Fair
Day only $4.50;-
50 pairs Ladies' Fine Shoes 11.98 pro
These Shoes sold regularly at $4:50.. and $5.00 a pair. We place
them on sale for Fair Day only at per pair $1.98,
outhcott Bro:
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CAKING B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public; Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the Molsons Bank,
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.
'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 Old Suits and Overcoats to him
he will Knock the Spots off' of then.
So when.you' want any work of this
kind done 'give him a chance. • .
','Shop' opened every day and Satur
day night.
ALWAYS AT -YOUR • SERVICE
T. Ii. ELLIOTT.
- • : FARMS FOR SALE—A few choice
farms in the ,Townships of Usborne,
Tuckersmith • and Hibbert. Good
buildings and well located as to mar-
kets. Pi iced right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Auct., Box 154, Exeter.
•
DRESSMAKING DONE—Apply to
li2iss Olive Dearing, Exeter, R. R. No.
1.- Phone No. 26X12 Crediton.
MillinerMillinery B9.ARDING PLACES WANTED.
J , J i lie Board of <Edueaton, desires that
ail, 'personi. wishing to board students
Fall Hats in various styles and col- I ,rit give,:their names tc the Secretary,
orings the seasons latest -designs for 1,1 IC <"�acraul, as many student,s;
women and children, are now on dis- arfe':e.aquiring• for boardingplaces..
play in our millinery parlors.
We invite the ladies of Exeter and
vicinity to calla ,.
Store open, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings.`
A. YELLAN
The death took place in Chilliwaek.
13, C, of W
.McLeod,
sher o
f
the St. Marys Argus in the 90's, and
in those years secretary of South
Perth Agricultural Society`` but who
for then p< st .14 years has been
•
man-
�ciof ti+c Cr,l.-waek
Creamery...
T
00;
erre
Parnell's Home -Made or
Bread„ at 7112c per loa±
Baker's
ocer...
-+ FOR SALE— Base -burner coal
Stove, Crown Brilliant,in good con
;clition. Apply at Times Office.
r CANARY BIRDS for sale—Guar-
anteed singers:. W. H. Mills, Centra -
1_14.
STRAYED=--ryA£ter Aug. 26th, from
Jon -Hicks' grass farm, lot C. Con. 6,
trstorne, one , .roan steer about • 800
ljss or over; marked in left ear. Any
-
dile seeing him please write to F. P.
Cniilin, Clandeboye, Ont., or Phone
Ciediton 29-31.
%L OR. SALE -50 Apple
Apply to. Mr. E. Heideman
street. Exeter.
Barrels.
Sanders.
OR • SALE—Pandora range in
good condition,' with warining oven,
reservoir and Water front; SunIiglit
wa dliug machine with wringer; Al-
Oddirt lamp; coal oil or gaaol.inetank
2l: pais 73iss'ell'caipet'sweeper;
solid'
oalrdining-room table and chairs;
Atrply to Dr. Orme, Crediton.
1
Now is the Time y�
should be thinkit;
a New Fall
hercoa[
COOL NIQHTS 'AND DAYS WILL SOON BE HERE AND THE
WISE YOUNG- MAN WILL BE PREPARED. COME IN AND LOOK
OVER OUR ARRAY ,-OF UP-TO-DATE COATS, OR LEAVE YOUR
ORDER- FOR. A MADE -TO -MEASURE COAT.
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F l: in eW Fall SuitingsExcellent
Fabrics: are on Display
Bats and Caps, Shirts and Collars,
Plain and Fancy B se, Underwear etc.,
for the DressyYoungMen
Everything
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A. L. :eE+ NNANT
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office—McDonneil's a*Ies'vrtables on.
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone. 26w
New iron pumps and flt%tegs in
stock. Iron or wodd pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. J.' V..CANN, EXETER
Phone, 115.
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic & Electrncall 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 Service
Auto • Trips to London
During Exhibition`
Week
V:RANGI+
17S;,
Good glasses °if'you need them
Good advice if you don't.
J. WARD, D.C., Optometaist
EXETER
Cochrane
Machine
W0rk5,
ENGINES -6. H.B; "Z" $233.00.
..3 h.p. "Z" Bosch Magneto $143.5011.-
,1% h.p. "Z",$99.50
40 -Light _Plant, complete, $350.00.4, „ry
Double -Geared Jacks $15.00
GRINDERS -6 in. $40; 8 in. $50.::•
10 in. $56.$00
CRUSHERS—$74, $8.0, $100 & $115
Straw Cutter $35.00
Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00
travelling feed $85.00
Fairday'Electric^ Washer $126.00;
' Belt drive $70.00
500 lb. Scale $23.85; 1000 lb,127.85
Concrete Mixers, Hay Pressen,
Stone Crushers, Road. Rollers,
Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors,
Tractor Plows and Disks; ,
, We, handle a
complete Set ,:
o, , p e lime of•�• the,„•
CanadianPairbanks' Morse Co.ialso
Case Threshing ing Gompany.
All repairs prrlmptly r •'`t:^:ik�,rr