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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-10-19, Page 84T STORE ITII '.12l`E TATTLE P 10ES,va. Ladies' and Misses' Coats Our Stock of Ladies' and Mis ses' Coats is the finest we have: ever Shown, up to the minute in Style a2zd in the Finest of Cloths. 'Very Moderately Priced. Men's and Youths' Coats and Suits New Cloths, New Styles and NOW Prices and a full Range. of 1 Sizes to make a selection from, Children's Whiter Coats iVinter Coats for Boys and Girls In, some very fire ,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 yars•' Ladies' Blouses A splendid a p variety of ,models. to choose from, in Radium Lace; Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Tricolette in All the New Shades, and Styles, Pure Cane Gran. Sugar 100. � lbs X7.•44 Opecial Blend Coffee per Ib. 38c 3 Pkgs, Ammonia for 24e 6 Rolls ,Toilet =Paper for. 25cs'. Pure Bulk Cocoa per lb.' 15c 3 Cakes Palmolive Soap 23c 2 Cans Choice Corn for 24e 10 bars any laundryrSoap for 70c 35c Fancy mixed eakes for 20e lb 7 bars Pure Castile Soap for 25c 3 Pkgs Kelloggs Corn Flakes 29e 2 cans Choice Salmon for 25c Special Blend Tea 48c lb. Puffed Rice per pkg 17e 3 lbs. Good Rice for 25e "FIIGEST PRICES' PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS Ss, ALL KINDS OF POULTRY,"' A. Stewart Better Homes. Furnished -reasonably and comfortably by GARDINER In order to make room for our Xmasstock, we are offering our entire stock which is the largest and most up-to-date, at prices you can't beat. BUY HERE AN)) SAVE ,leiONEY. Lowest prices highest quality GARDINER Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 745; Night call 74 S W Exeter 0. K. Steam CiderNile and AppIe!:;utter Factory Moved to newremis p es Corner of Main aid Wellington AcroSs etr®politen Hotel Will be oday. gene very Try we in the new stand. Customers I thank you 8. J V. Cann For Your Pocket's Sakel Youshould see our Market Display this/Fall. A fieldofGen- eral Merchandise is spread out before you when you STEP I THIS STORplainly marked E. Each article with a NT(),„ p n , easy to read price ticket. In current staples such as Herne Goods and: notions our offerings are Thick with Bargains. Look g thru our store, air. prices are lower and values better. Bigger values in Granitware, Glassware, Chinaware,Auto uto'toofs, Toys etc, When our storks are completed, p we will have many values in Toys as well far 10, 15 and 25c that will make you wonder, Don't buy toys too soon until, you see our stock. We ha',ve some bulbs left, Flyancinths, Tulips and Narcissus. We will have Gold Fish this month. We have +i fish Globes and Food now. you owe it tour o • y selfo Patronize t ti otriz e s tlii store, Fancy chocolates assorted flavors, Swiss buds, caramels, 11/2 19c, Try some of our ktew stocks. ALLOW14'EPd NOVELTIES—Masks, Table Napkins, Rouse dons from 5c up. f P bAZAAR arket report ----The following is Market the report of the Exeter corrected every Wednesday. Wheat $1.00 Manitoba Flour $3,65 Pastry Flour $3.15 Model Flour $3,40 Oats 40c. Barley 52c Bran $L25 Shorts $1,40 Feed Flour $1,70 Dairy Butter 34c to 374 Creamery- Butter 38e to 40c Eggs 36c Lard 19c. Hogs. $10,00 LOCAL s 016 :**oe • �i�•lt! Miss Edith, Dingle, Of 'Toronto, is yisiting with Mr. and. Mrs. John Ped - Miss 0, M. Taylor attended the Teachers' Convention in London last week, Mr. Thos. McCurdy returned home on Monday from a trip to the Old "Country. Mr. and Mrs. John Francis 'of Lon- don, visited over the wee!: -end with relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Booth, of Midland, have, 'Seen visiting with relatives in this community..• „ ilIiss Winnifred Barnes, of Loudon, was the guest, of Miss Ariel Beverley oyer the -week -end. Mrs. Chas. Eastman and little son, of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Christie. Sam'l •'Cann, of Winnipeg, a former resident of Usborne, is visit- ing in and around Exeter. Mr_ and Mrs. .1. A. ,Stewart return ed home Friday last after visiting' for several days in New Yorj-.. Mr_ and Mrs, M. 11i, Culbert, off` Lucan, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Kerslake on Sunday. Mr. Thos, Johns, who severed an Artery in his arm in an auto accident last week, is getting along nicely. Rev. Mr. Ball, of West Lorne, vis- ited with A'Ir. and' Mrs. John Johns, in Exeter for a couple of clays last week. Miss Mabel Johns, of London Nor- mal, spent a couple of days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Johns. Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Gould of Strath- ray-, motored to Stratford and called on friends in Exeter Monday on their return. Mrs. Frank .Irwin and two children of Ingersoll; visited for several.days with the .1or.nier's parents, ; Mr. and Mrs. b. Davis: Mr. anMrs. Asa Penhale and family-; ,and Mrs. P. Frayne, motored to Bi•a dtford` an t` spent the' week -end with Mr. Russell Frayne. Miss Ethel Sweet returned to Ing-' ersoli "on Wednesday of last week • after being called home owing to her:. mother's illness and death: Mr. and' Mrs. Wni. McAlister and children have returned to Mt. Brid- ges after visiting for over a week with. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell. Miss Thelma Connor, of Windsor, who is attending Normal school at London, visited her grandfather and aunt in town over the 'week -end. Mr. Frank Snell who has been suf- fering from an infection in one of his cheek bones underwent an opera- tion last week in London hospital, Mrs. W. R. Complin, will receive' for the first time since coming to Ex- eter, at her "home on -Albert St. on Thursday, October 26th, from 3 to 6 o'clock. HORSE STRAYED -7A black driv- ing mare, • 4 years ofd strayed from lot 26, con. 5, Usborne. Suitable re- ward offered for information or, re- turn. A. W. Morgan. ' WANTED -,-To buy or rent, house or cottage. Apply to box 257, Exe- ter, P.O. FOR SALE --Year old bred to lay P. Rocks, Price $1.50; Young P. Rock roosters, Price $1.00 ; , ` This: year's Chicks mixed breed, Price 75c. TURKEYS—This year's Turkeys and - Gobblers, each .$5,00. A. Wildfong, R. R. No. 1, Exeter, Ontario. WE. WANT TO CLEAN OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF. FURNITURE BEFORE XMAS, REGARDLESS OF. PRICE. ,, R. N. ROWE. MEALS 50c—Meals are now being served for 50c at the Metropolitan Hotel.—Wm. Mitchell, Prop. LOT FOR SALE—Valuable build- ing lot Gidley St Apply to Mrs. M. Walker, GidIey . St., Exeter. — le Sa Out Clearing C Raving decid- ed to go out of the harness business I intend to vacate my present13 rem ises On October 26th, and am offer- ingen' my tire stoclr for sale at reduc- ed : prices • I also have for sale a vat for oiling, harness. Parties having repair work in the shop; kindly call for it before the above date. A. M. Quance; Exeter. WANTED—A ladyfriend as corn- pardon ompanion for the winter, no house; rent. to pay, but by equally sharing the ex- penses of the borne, they would-be. good company for each other. Any one desirous of such a home call and sec Mrs. Jas. Pickard, James St. Ex e'er. TWES hth ' e Cllr�rch s CAVEN I'IZ]+,SI3tYTIt,RIAN OETRCB" Rev. J'umes Foote. 13. i., Minister ANNIVERSARY 10 a.r,—Sunday,' School and Bible' Classes it a, n1.—liev, Dr S, Simpson, , 01 Toronto, will preach 7 p.-ur.—Service withdrawn for Main; St. Church Anniversatily. Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening. it THURSDAY, OOTO13I;li 19TH, 1O 2 N . �lIIIIIIIICIICIIIfIIIlIlIII III! IC,, l Illll�lpll!lIIIIllNIllIII!!lCIIlIII!!lIIII! fllllll!!I� , !, Illilllllll!lIIIIIIlI!!�il1III�lI!!fl!!IIlIIII!lIIMI!!1liIMI�I :=. . JAMES STREET I1IETHODIST C.HUECII Rev. M. T. Wilson, B.A., Faster. 11 a. ni.—"Pioneering Cowardice in National, Church and •Individ- ual Life" 7 p.m.—Withdrawn for Alain St. An- niversary. MAIN. ST. METHODIST CIntIROH Rev. Geo. McAlister,' M. A. ( Lione 21, r3:) ANNIVERSARY* 11 a. in, -Rev, J. T.,,, Cosby Morris;' B.D. 3 P. m,—Special Session, The award: of the Robert Raikes Diploma. 7 p. in.--Rev.,"5. T. Cosby Morris, B.A., B.D. The Woodham Choir will assist in the Service of Praise. - Y. P. C. A. 's•he rooms . ,opened to members who wish. SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. Services as usual next Sunday. 11 a. nz. 2.30 p. m. and 7 p: m. All Invited. COAL 100 TONS—$19.00 a ton, Cash with Order. Delivery guaranteed. Not over 3 tons to one,eustomer 11. G. SELDOYN HOUSES' FOR SALE OR RENT— Apply 'tl'Mrs. A. Cottle, Exeter, Ont. FOR SALE—Three. Jersey Cows, newly freshened, or abou£'to freshen. -- Mrs. W. ` N. Glenn; Hensall. ANOTHER BIG CUT .ON PRICES OF FURNITURE AT -R. N. ROWE'S. FOR SALE—, Base -burlier coal stove, Crown Brilliant, ih good con- ditioa, Apply•at Times Office, APPLES WANTED A talse rumor has been circulated, to the effect, that the Exeter Evapor- ator hasstopped buying apple$. We are still in the market for all the'ap•-, pies that come in. A. D. Clapp: SAVE COAL SAVE MONEY By getting a big load of `inrixed wood from R. Gillies.. Cut a feet to -14 inches long.-), Good. for furnace or stove. The Elm' part will hold fire over night. $8 00,,per load. Pay the teamster. ` - RIG$ -CLASS INVESTMENTS ERNEST ELLIOTT Office, 'Main Street ' Exeter. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE ;MONEY• ON FURNITURE BITY FROM IL N. ROWE. Mrs. ;Neil has returned to London, after visiting, for :over a week .with her daughter, Mrs. T. 11.. Jones. Mrs. Atkinson and two children, of Toi•on- to, the former" being. a sister..of Mrs: Jones, visited;. with Mr. and Mrs: Jones over the week -end. - IMMO PHONE 134, SO W J. } CO dr '' i6� •.PHONn Jlzt4o en's Blue Serge If in need of a Blue Serge Suit don't fail to see our new stock These r, 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 in, Ladies' Coats, .. and it is always a pleasure for us to, show "them, popular, P prices are. $25.00 "30.00 and '!335.01). '•; ''Cushio edcS oled Sh®es : f®r ` Men and Wornea If you want shoe comfort let us fit you witha pair of,our Easy ting Cushion Soled Shoes. We are showing several in styles ' Y Woinens and Men's.; Priced at $5,00,, $6:50 and $8,50:° All Wool Serge 40 inches wide. A splendid all Wool Sei ge Suitable' for dresses and Children`'s wear. Extra good value at per yard 85c. Linoleinms and Oilcloths Perhaps Yaur old Linoleum is nearly,„voi•n outand the floor needs a new covering. Let us show you our new patterns. Ililllllllll 1 illllll(IIIIIIII illlllllllll(II I 1(IIIIIIIIIIIIilllllillll(III(III(IIIIIIUIIIilllllllll IIIIIIIilllllllll l IIIII(IIIIIIIIIIIII(I IIIIIIIIlIi WelIMEIW i I.R. CARLING B 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— ailing Block, Main Street, EXETER, ONT. - WHAT SIS 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 Suitg• and Overcoats to hint he will Knock the Spots off of them. So when you want any work of this king;:. done give him a, chance. Shop opened every -clay and Satur- day night: ` • - ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE T.=Ili. ELLIOTT. FARMS FOR SALE -L-A few choice farms in the' Townships of Usborne Tuckersmith and " ' Hibbert., 'Good: buildings anti. well located as to mar- kets. Priced right. Apply to Thos. Cameron, Auct, Box 154, Exeter•. • ()minion ores- W L HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS;. ARE YOU ONE? IF NOT, START RIGHT NOW. " Special Blend Te--• 6i. C a poun! CHEESE 22c. aou. p nd USADER PEAS 2 tins for 27c. DIMPLES SOAP LEAS PICI(LES 3 cakes for 20c. 21c, a bottle CHOICE CORN 2 TINS 25c WINDERMERE E C >. HciCaLAra;S . 39c lb. COTTAGE ROLLS 30c Ib. ROLLED OATS 6 lbs. 25e PINK SALMON 2 TINS 22c , SOAP CHIPS 2 lbs. 27c HI,PO-LITE MARSMEL7 OW 35e SLICED BACON 42c lb. JELLY BEANS 23c lb. PICNIC BAMS 240 Ib. WHEATLETS 4 lbs 25c RED SALMON lb TTN 28c CORN FLARES 3 PKGS 29c C, C. SAUCE; BOTTLE 25c BREAD 77 1= I ROhC OUR c. -A LOAF OWN BAKERY' CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS IIIG:CIBST CASH PRICE FOR. EGGS Phone 26 J MOM among OW 1S I: sho.u.ld -be ime yo. inking. COOL NIGHTS AND 'DAYS, WILL SOON 'BE :HERE AND THE WISE -YOUNG MAN -WILL BE PREPARED. 'COME IN. . AND LOOIs" OVER OUR ARRAY OF UP-TO-DATE COATS, OR. LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR A MADE -TO -MEASURE COAT. New Fall S uitings' in Excellent, Fabrics. areres®n.:Dls la.,� � .• Hats a1d'>Caan lrtS= s .�h P -: d Coll`ai Pia -in` and Fancy: se, UHerwear-"etc. Young Men ; verything for the IDressy ,1 a A. L. TTENNAN'1C Veterinary Surgeon r, Olfice—l4.cDonne[1's Nates rabies on John St. Phone calls receive -prompt, attention, Phone 26w '1R. JOIIN WARD Chiropractic & Eiectrrcal :Treatments for• Chronic and Nervous .Diseases. Spectacles scientifically -fitted. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4, and by appointment:- Ofice—William and Sanders Sts., CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS The Exeter Times has placed in stock a fine array of Xmas Greeting - Cards. They include some very neat and attractive designs. The prices are below what is being asked by a- gents for - out-of-town firms. See ours b oreI P nein Y .otic g orders, The Big Liver When going out hunting give .us a call. Don't forget anything you have to move, we're right ,on the job to do it. CARTAGE AND LIVERY. Phone 33 W. Bagshaw & Easton Good , glasses if you need thein Good ,: advice 'if you don't. J. WARD, D.C., Optometaist EXETER Cochrane acn�ne • ENGINES --6 TLB. "Z" $233.00 ..3 h,p. d'Z" Bosch Magneto 143 1 h.p "Z" $99.50 40-Li.ht Plan 1; t, corn lete , P $360.00 Double -Geared Jacks $15.00 GRINDERi GRINDERS—6 in. X40, Sin. $50. •J 10 ' in. 56'., 00. $ CRUSHERS ---$74, $80, $100 & $11$ Straw Cutter $35'.00' Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00 travelling feed $85.00 T! airday Electric'Washer $126.00 ' Belt drive $70.00 500 lb. Scale $23.85; 1000 ib: $27.85 - Concrete Mixers, Hay Presses, Stone" , Crushers, Road Rollers, 'ThreshingOutfits, Case Tractors, Tractor °Plows and Dislre, 1•e, handle a complete line of the Canadlax-Fairbanks Morse Co.,also Chreshing Comany, Aase ll rTepairs promptlpy attended