The Exeter Times, 1922-10-5, Page 8THURSDAY , OC`.Il'O13Tiii .kiIII p,.Q±�,
.4rli Ill 713IQ S'T'ORE 'WITH TIM LITTLE PRICES",
Ladies' and Misses' Coats
Our Stock of Ladies' and Misses' Croats are the fluoet we have
ever Shown, up 40 the ;minute in Style and in the I'ineSt of Cloths,
Very Moderately Priced,
Men's and Youths' Coats and Suits
New Cloths, New Styles' and New Prices 8,11d a full, Range of
all Sizes to make a selection from.
Children's Winter Coats
.inter Coats for Boys and Girls in some very fine Cloths and
Styles that are Suitable for any Child. The Sizes range from 4
years to 14 years. :Also Some nice white Coats for the Babies, Size
1 to 4 years.
Ladies' Blouses
A splendid :variety of models to choose from, in Radium Lace,'
Orepe de Chine, Georgette and Tricolette in All the New Shades
a,nd Styles,
Pure Cane Gran. Sugar 100 lbs $7.44
Special 'Blend Coffee per lb. 38c
3 Pkgs. Ammonia for 24c
7 Rolls Toilet Paper. tor 25c
Pure Bulk Cocoa per lb., 15c-
3 Cakes Palmolive Soap 23e
35c Fancy mixed cakes for 20e Ib
7 bars Pure Castile Soap for 25c
3 Pkgs Kelloggs Corn Flakes 29c
2 cans Choice Salmon for 250
Special Blend Tea 48c lb.
"HIGEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS & ALL KINDS OF
POULTRY."
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Better Homes
Furnished reasonably and comfortably by
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In order to make -room, for our Xmas stock, we are offering our
entire stock which is the largest and most up-to-date, at prices you
can't beat:
I3C'Y HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
Lowest prices
Highest quality
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SCHNEIDER'S HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS
Bologna, (large, in bungs,)—Summer Sausage,—Square Boiled
Hams,—Jellied Pork Tongues,— Baca: Bacon,— Breakfast Bacon:
(machine sliced.)
For a goodassortment of right fresh chocolate bars and box
chocolates, we are the headquarters—WHY?—Our stock is al`vays,
moving. therefore always fresh—We carry the best quality goods
from the best, factories. We guarantee every box.
Wet feet, often means a had cold, why let your •boy take a
chance?—See our special line of boys School Shoes at $2.35 a pair,
at the North Store -Also Men's Work. Shoes, Overalls, Smocks,
Heavy ;Shirts, -Socks and; Handkerchiefs.
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With Better r Values is the Siple
Explanation of this Store's Existence
CAPITALIZE Spare Moments by Studying the Savings on your
buyings at this store. COME IN! We believe that Large Sales at
Small Profits are better than Small Sales at Large Profits. Come
in often and look us over.
Some of our Business Stimulants
Just Received
7IEAVY WHITE BATH TOWELS 15e each.
GOOD PLIERS FOR CARS 15c each.
GOOD MILL FILES 150 each.
GOOD HAMMERS, (3 sizes) 150 and 19a each
GOOD POTATO SLICERS and GRATERS COMBINED 26e each
GOOD ALUMINUM SUGAR or FLOUR SCOOPS 250 each.:
GOOD -CRACKER JACK 2 for 15c,
NEST EGGS, CLOTHES HANGERS, RUBBER SPONGES.
FLOWER POTS ALL SIZES JUST ARRIVED.
Bulbs
HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS, TULIPS TN ANY QUAINT TY
AT LOWEST VOICES,
POWELL'S
Market report -----The following A
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday
Wheat 95e..
Manitoba Flour $"a•e5
Pastry Flour $3,15,
Model Flour $3,49
Oats 40c.
Barley 52e
Bran. $1.10
Shorts $1,40
Feed Flour $1.60
Dairy Butter 34c to .37c
Creamery Butter 38e to 40c
Eggs 340
Lard 19c.
Hogs $10.50,
41 LOCAL •
SPECIAL NOTICE C
Dr. Scholl's toot -expert .0111 be at
our store Mon. & Tues., Oct. ' 16th
and 17th, Don't miss;.this:.opportun-'
ity to obtain relief from all foot
troubles. Consultation free.
JONES & MAY
WE WANT TO CLEAN OUT OZJR
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
BEFORE XMAS, REGARDLESS OF
PRICE. R. N. ROWE.
Mrs. J, Brown, of London, visited
in town on Tuesday'
IYIr. Gordon Wells has returned
home from Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart left
Monday evening to visit in New York.
Mr. 'Silas McFalls, of Waterloo,
spent the week -end at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Foote and fam-
ily are moving to London this week.
Miss Jessie "Manson, of London,.
visited her parents over the week
end. •
Mrs. John Snell left on i Tuesday
for an extended visit to Sarnia and.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of Us-'
borne have returned home from their.
Weddingtrip.
Miss Mildred Harvey, of Alina Col-
lege, St. Thomas, spent the week -end
at her home here.
Mr. Archie Davis; of Toronto spent
the week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Davis.
Mrs, Thos. Brogan and little son,
of Windsor, are visiting the former's
mother, Mrs. S_ Harness.
Mr. Stratton andfamily; of Cross
will, Mich., spent tele week end with,
their cousin, Mr. A. Canitn
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theChurches
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Rev. Janie :E004e, IL A., %aiater ,':
11 a. m.—"A Prayer for Prospetityq'
The Ministz i,
? p. sn.—"A Little: Land Which pis
Great` in .Heroes"
The Minister;
Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening:
Mrs. K. Gordon and daughter June
of Toronto, are visiting the former's
sister, Mrs. T. O. Southcott.
Mr. W. H. Whiteford, of Hedrick,
Iowa, has been visiting for the past
week with his mother in town.
Miss Iva Francis, who is attending
Normal School at Stratford, spent
the week -end at her home here.
Mrs. Thos. Dunsford, of Marlette,
Mich., is visiting in Exeter at the
home of Mrs. J. Sweet, Huron St.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roulston, of
Milverton, motored over and visited
with Dr. and Mrs. Roulston. on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Hill, and daugh-
ter, of Port Huron, visited over the
week -end. with Mr. and Mrs. George
Mantle. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. Harness and son,
Maxwell, of Clinton, sp;-ut the week-
end with the former's mother, Mrs.
J. Harness.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Cudmore, of Seaforth,
visited. "their aunt, Mrs. -John Joli'ns'
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Rern and Mrs. David
Parkinson are visiting their sister,
Mrs. John Parkinson, at Granton, the
latter being i11.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pym and fam-
ily, and Mr. Frank 13urham, of Strat-
ford
tratford visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. El
worthy over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McKenzie, of
Cuba, are visiting at the home of the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
McKenzie, -Exeter North.
The annual Provincial Convention
of the Ontario Religious Education
Council will be held hi Massey Hall,
Toronto, from October 23rd to 28th.
Mrs. P. H. McEwen, of Renfrew
and"" Miss Bertha Mack, of Toronto,
arrived Wednesday and are visiting.
at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Mack.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and
daughter Daisy, and Mr. Fred Mit-
chell and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johns,
of London, spent Sunday,,e-w th",Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Gardiner. 1 r,
Rev. M. T. and Mrs.', "Wilsbli left
Monday for Guelph,, where the Iatter
will visit her sister while Mre.W'ilsoi
will spend the week attending Gen-
eral Conference in Toronto.:
Mrs. John Sweet, of Huron street,
is very - seriously ill. Mies Ethel
Sweet, of Tilsonburg and Mr. and;
Mrs. Theo, Sweet, of Hamilton, were
called home In consequence.
Mr. and Mrs. `Elmore Tuckey arriv-
ed home Friday evening from their
wedding trip and a, number of young
people of town gave them a ehivarii.
They are leaving to -day for their new
home in London,
Rev. Dr, Byron Stauffer, a prom-
inent preacher, writer and pastor of
the City Tcniple, Toronto, died at his
home on Monday. He Was -taken ill
Sunday afternoon. In a recentissue
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of The Toronto Star, Dr.' Stattffer
contributed an; article dealing with
Church Union in -Exeter. The article
appears on page four.
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IIA.1WEST HOME: ,tlI'NINIVERSARY
11a:m.—"Tle Power of an .Everlast-
„ ' ing Life"
School. and Bible
,Classes: I
7p. int—"A :Talk' with the Belle' of
the Season."
Good 'Congregational singing ; oil
theeold hymns. All are invited. "''
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MAIN ST. METHODIST 'CEHURCH . =_ '.
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. 'A, ,
(Phone 21, r3.)
3 p. in,—Sabbath School and Bible
Classes,
Services as usual- jiext Sunday.
BETHANY
Y.P.C.A.
The rooms opened to members
who wish.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services as usual next Sunday.'
11 a. m., 2.30 p, ni. and 7 p. m.
All Invited.
100 TONS—$19:00 a ton, Cash
with Order. Delivery guaranteed.
Not over 3 tons to one customer
R. G. SELDON
410.01
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due Serge,
If in need of a hull' Serge Suit don't fail tosee our new stock,' Thehe.
Suits ;are *all exceptionally well ,tailored and are splendid value at $35.00.
Misses' and Ladies 'Coats
Every week we have something new to show you he Ladies' Coats,
and it is,always a pleasure tor els to show thein. Popular prices are
and $35.00.
Cushioned S°®led Shoes- for Nlen-and Women-
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If you, want shoe comfort let us fit you with .a pair of our Easy Fit-
ting Cushion Soled Shoes. We are, showing several styles in Women's
and Men's.' Priced at $5,00, $6.50. and $8.50.
All Wool Serge
40 inches wide. . A splendid all Wool Serge Suitable for dresses, and
Children's wear. Extra good- value at per yard 85c.
Linolenms and Oilcloths
Perhaps your old Linoleum is nearly worn out and the floor needs
a new covering. Let us show ;you our new patterns.
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newly freshened,' or about to freshen
Mrs. W. N. Glenn, Hensall.
WANTED—Girl • to help with
housework and assist in store in
small village. Apply box M, Exeter
Times.
ANOTHER MG CUT ON PRICES
OF FURNITURE AT R. N. ROWE'S.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Having outgrown,: our quarters on
Andrew street we. have moved to our,
new building on Main; street and are
now open for new laid eggs. Iligh-
est cash prices. paid.
C. F. HOOPER.
APPLES WAN'd'hD
A false rumor bas been circulated
to the effect that the Exeter Evapor-
ator has stopped buying apples. We
are stillin the market for. all the; ape
ples that come in.
A. D. Clapp.
Colborne St. Mission. Circle, of
London, will give the Interesting and
amusing comedy "Cranford" in'Beth-
any church Friday evening,`Oct. 13th
under the auspices of the W.M.S.
Admission, adults 25c, children 15c_
Come aid enjoy a pleasant evening_
Miss ,Francis Nickawa, .thorough
bred Cree Indian, and a noted elocu-
tionist will appear in Exeter the first
week in November. , Further Par-
ticulars later.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Southcott, Mr.
Gordon Southcott and.son Ward, and
Mr. and Mrs . Rd. Rawlings and
daughter Miss 'Edith, motored up
from London and spent Sunday with
Mrs. C. A. <Southcott.
Mr. Chas. Guenther, who is engag-
ed `at River's butcher. shop, had the.
misfortune to cut his hand, :blood -
poison setting -1n. He was off work
for about ten days. His hand is im-
proving and he is on dirty again.;
At the Friday evening bowling
ton:minent on the local greens the
winners were: H. Spackman, C. B.
Snell and R, N. Rowe with two wins
plus 18; W. Sanders, R. Mawhinney,
and R. W. Puke were : second with
two wins plus 4. ;
SUPPLEMENTAL EXAM. RESULTS
The following are the names of, the
,pupils ;fjroni the Exeter High School
who , tv"ere successful in passing sup-
plemental ,examinations in Septem-
ber:. Laird- Joynt, .comp. (c) making
10 subjects; Harry Grab, comp.
(3rd), aincient history, (2nd) mak-
ing 10 subjects; Ed. 'Berry, literature.
(c),, ancient history (c), making 5
subjects, Borden Cunningham, Brit-
ish history (2nd), making, six sub-
jects; , Margaret : Wethey, algebra,
(3rd) making 8 subjeet5;; So:,far
the candidates have taken • standing`
011 seven stibjects out of nine attemp-
ted.
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
The Exeter Times has placed:, in
stock a fine array of, Xmas 'Greeting
Cards. They incIuc e some very neat
and attractive designs.' The Prices
are,below what is beingasked by; a-
gents for out-of-town ;firms. See
ours before pla'dingyorit''orders:
IT VOU WANT TOS AVE MONEY 11
CN Ft t:NJTUilE BUY FROM' R, N.
a CAI L1N6 B.A.
Barrister, ' Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor' for the Molsons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic -
.Dominion of Canada,
Provincial and Municipal '
Bonds.
&egal investment for Trust
Funds.' *'
At existing prices, from 6
per cent to 7 per cent can be
obtained from these bonds.
O •ders•.•received by me. •
Motiey 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
yourOld. Suits and Overcoats to him
he 'will Knock the Spdts off of them.
So when: you want any work of.this
kind done. give him a chance.
Shop opened every day and Satur-
day night.
AL WAYS ;.A f* YOUR SERVICE
T. H. ELLIOTT.
FARMS FOR SALE—A few choice
faring in'the' Townships of 'Usborne,
Tuckersniith and Hibbert. Good'
buildings and welt'located as' -to mar-
kets.`.,•Priced right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Amt..; Box 154, Exeter.
FOR.. SALE— - Base -burner coal
stove;::Crown C own Bi illiant, in good con-
dition •Apply a4 Times Ofilce..
HOUSE FOR SALE
Main St., Exeter, .,--the property of
Profs Anderton, comprising house, 3
reception rooms, 3 bedrooms, kitchen-
and office, furnace,, hydro, bath (h
&, c) hard'water in house, good gar-
age and garden.
mt-CFLASS
LNVEST1EENTS
11:I1+NEST' ELLIOTT
Office, Main Street, ,Exeter.
Parnell's Home -Made or tea
Bread •i,t •; 7c per loaf.
Wilson's Grocery
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COOL NIGHTS 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.
New Fall Suitings in Excellent
Suitings
.
Fabrics . are o Display
Hats and. Caps, Shirts and Collars
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..lain and Fancy Hose, U.dew a
Everything for the Dressy, Young Men
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Veterinary Surgeon -
Office—McDonnell's S•ales atables on
John St. Phone calls receive, prompt
attention. Phone 25w,
NeW;'iron pumps and ft,.:M.gs in
stock. Iron or wood' pumps re air -
p P p
ed; t.Wel7..s pumped out or cleaned.
S. X V. tCANN, Ei'TER
Phone 115. i �..'
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DR. JOHN IVArer
Chiropractic It Electrical Treatments
for Chronic and Nervous Diseases.
Spectacles scientifically fitted. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4, and by, appointment.
Oface -William and Sanders •Sts..
Wood for, Sale
Have about 150 cords of 14 inch
Wood composed of oak and oak rails.
'Price -33,10 'per cord,
et your, overs . in oai ly. as i:lxis
ood is going fast!".
Bagshaw & Easton
ippIa
Good glasses if you need them
Good advice if` you don't. .
X. WARD, D.C., Optometaist
EXETER
Cochrane
b,Y'a, e
Machine Works
ENGINES—a TLB.' "Z„ •,$233.00::
..3 h.p. "Z" Bosch Magneto ;$143.50..
134 h.p. "Z” $99.50
40 -Eight Plant, complete, $350,0,0
Double -Geared Jacks ' $15.00`
GRINDERS -6 in. $40; 8 in. -$50.
10 in. $56;$00
CRUSHERS -$74, $80, $100 & $115
Straw Cutter $35,00
-Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $ 65.0QI
travelling feed $854)0
Fairday.,Electric Washer $125.00,
Belt drive' $70,00
500 ib, Scale $23,85; 1000 1» $27.85
Concrete :