HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-2-26, Page 8"Your Real Sale ?riees, are in a good many eases less than
you would have to pay wholesale for articles of equal quality."
Ot course we know this to be quite true but it just goes to prove
that yell as a consumer cannot afford to miss this opportunity to
buy goods that you hoed at less that, wholesale prices.
Real Sale Prices
Continued Only Until March 7th
Lower Grocery Prices
Till\,- n- Corti flakes 3 for 29c Special Coffee •
4 , 39c lb..
Shredded Wheat 2 fon_ 25c \Strong light brooms ,. 49c
Tasty yellow cheese ,,,,' 250 lir. 3: Palm Olive soap for.
23e
3 pkgs. Ammonia powder 24c • 10c toilet soaps 3 for 23c
7 big cakes Castile soap .... 25e 2 ib. seedless raisins for 23c
Special mixed tea 59c ib. 2 lb. choice dates for .. 23c
8 bars Of any Laundry Soap for 49c
Royal Yeast. Cakes.,,.. 5c pkg.
3 McLaren's Jelly Powders 23c
2 large tins pink salmon.- 29.e.
2 small ting pick salmon 13c
2 large tins red salmon 49c •
6 rolls toilet paper for.... 25e
Domestic sardines 4 tins 25c
2 pls. seeded raisins for 25c
3 bottles of extracts for...: 25e
•
Lux Lux Lux .11c.,.
2 ib. ginger snaps for .. 23c
1 ib. crispy soda liiscuits 15e
Special cocoa 2 lb. for .,.. 25c
3 boxes of matches for 29e
2 ib. choice figs for .. 25c
3 lb. good rice for ,, 25c
Sweet Florida oranges 39c doz.
2 pigs. 'Bran an Flakes for 25c '
$2 .95 Dinner ;Sets 26.95
These are full 97 piece dinner sets of very best quality semi -
Porcelain. 3 pretty patterns to choose from including white a*ld
gold. ,See these they are a real bargain at x;25.95.
:$1,.130 Salad Bowls special at 49c.
34 doz. odd w.bite, cups for .... 49e .
Ladies' Coats at $14.95 and . $19.85
Silk and: Cotton Spools, 4 for 25c.
38c. Ginghams for 29c yd. 30c. print for 21e. yard
Reg. 35c. quality flowered & figured Chintz-36=in wide for 28e yd.
$2 all wool dress flannels & homespuns-54-in. wide for 41.49 yd.
Dress Berges, extra width, all wool, reg. to $2.25. for 85'c. yard.
Reg, 25e- factory cotton, fine weave, good weight for 19e. yard.
$1.50 House dresses, small medium and large sizes now 98c.
Yard wide Flannelettes, reg. 25e to 30c quality for 19c. yard
Reg. 25e. quality roller and tea towelling, 2 yards for 35c.
Bargains for Men and Boys
Men's $35 overcoats for $24.95 Men's $40 suits for $29.85
Men's $25 overcoats for $17.95 Men's $25 suits for $18.95
Several good overcoats $14.95 Men's suits as low as $12.95
Boy's overcoats $5 to $10.00 Boy's suits $5.00 to $10.00
$4.00 IIen's odd pants, heavy tweed, sizes to 46 for-. $2.98.
$6.50 Men's fancy check all wool sweater coats for $4.95.
Regular 50c. quality all wool sex for 39e a pair.
$1.50 Men's fine print shirts to clear at 98e.
J. A. Stewart
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Stock -Taking Bargains 1
in Furniture
Our furniture is the very newest that can be had anywhere.
Come in and look it over. We have some great tock taking bar-
gains.
Lowest Prices • Latest Designs
Best Service
E.
Gardiner & Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Day and Night Service
-OPFR. 'HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 741; Night call 74W
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lrV,t1 ARE NOW OFF}RING
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN OTJR.
IMI'ADE - TO - MEASURE CLOTH-
ING. IF YOU ARE THINKING
OF PURCHASING A NEW
NOW IS THE TIME AS OUR
SPECIAL OFFER MEANS A BIG
SAVING TO YOU.
ANYONE WITH CLOTH OF
TIIl72R OWN WILL DO WELL
TO HAVJfl IT MADE UP DURING
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SEASON.
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Big Reduction
in all Ready -Made Suits and
Overcoats
Bnying Noir . We Can Save You Money
limit Tailor artld Gents' ,
� Outfitter.'
Exeter Markets
Ma kot report -The tofowing-111
Che report of the Exeter Market
Eaorrected; ever ' Wedues.day,
Wheat $L60
Oats, .600.
Barley, .90o
Manitoba Flour $5.79 -
Blended Flour $5 40
Pastry Flour $4,90
Feed Flour, $2.50.
Bran $1.70
Shorts :>$1.80' •
Butter 35e,
Creaiuery^. Butter, 3,8e,
Eggs,, Extras 33e.
Eggs, Firsts 33c,
Lard 20c
Ilogs selects $12.1,0
Ilogs thick smooth $11,00
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LOCAL
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The Tinn,es-Advocate • subscription.
list has been corrected up to Satur-
day, February 21st. :The amalgam-
ation of - the two lists has been quite
an undertaking,: We have tried to
makeadjustments where subscrib-
ers were getting both papers and we
trust that we now have the labels
correct." Look at your label and if
it is not •correct notify us at once,
Mrs. (Dr.) .Roulston is visiting in
London.-
Have'you joined the Horticultural
Society yet?
Mr. C, W. .Webb spent .the ;week-
end in Haiut ion.
Mr. and -Urs.- F. M. Boyle were in
London on, iltonday..
Miss -Helen Dignan, who has been
i11, is around again.
Mr. Alex. Stewart, of London,
spent the week -end in town.'
Miss Edna Russell has taken a
position as bookkeeper at the Ford
Garage.
Mr. J. G. Dow shipped a load of
horses to ,Toronto on Thursday last
and another load to Montreal on
Friday. •
Miss 'Marjorie Gollings has re-
signed ,her position at Lockwood's
Bakery.
Mrs. Josephine, Whyte, has return-
ed home after spending a week in
hospital at, London.
Misg,.M. Armstrong returned last
week after 'attending • the millinery -
openings in Toronto.
Mr. R. L. Gidley of Windsor vis-
ited last,rveek with his grandfather,
Richard Gidley.
Several from town. were in Lon-
don Friday evening attending the
Normal School excercises.
Mr. Beverley ,Elliot of Toronto,
visited at the home of Mr. I. R. and,
the Misses Carling over Sunday.
Mr. Ned Lindenfield, of Toronto,
is home recuperating from an ..at-
tack of the .flu. -Parkhill Gazette.
Miss Vera Sweet and Miss :Greta
Isaac of London, spent the week-
end with their grand -mother;' Mrs.
Thos. Sweet.
Mrs. F. W. Lee and children, of
Thorndale, , visited for a few days
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs: Geo. Eastgrbrook.
Mrs, J. A. Wylie and young son,
of Toronto, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Stewart. • Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs. Wylie are sisters.
Rev. D. McTavish, of the Crediton
and Ailsa Craig circuit, has receiv-
ed a unanixnous invitation to remain
as pastor for a third term and he
has accepted.
Don't forget the illustrated lec-
ture by Professor K. P: R. Neville
of Western University at the Angli-
can Sunday School, Monday. Ad-
mission 20c.
Mrs. W. H. Wood, of Santa Bar-
bara, Califbrnia, in renewing her
subscription to the Times -Advocate
says, "We enjoy the old home paper
and look anxiously for it." -
Rev. John Wacker, wife and child
Methodist missionaries at Penghsien
West China, have been granted fur-
lough by the Mission Board and are
expected home this summer.
The Young Ladies' Bible Class
and the Young Men's Bible Class of
James St. church are planning - to
hold their annual banquet on Wed-
nesday evening of next week.
"Miss Dorothy Fritz is leaving on
Friday of this week for Victoria
Hospital, London, where she in-
tends to take a three -year's course
in nursing work." -Zurich Herald.
Mr. Tom. Tapson, of near Wales,
N. Dakota, is here visiting among old
friends and relatives. Mr. Tapson
was :a former resident of Stephen,
but left these parts many years- ago.
Misses Lillian and Winnifred
Huston returned to Dunville Monday
to re -open their millinerystore after
i
v siting with their parents in town.
Mrs. H. Rivers accompanied them to
London for the day.
At- the James St. Sunday School
Sunday afternoon several certificat-
es were given out to those who were
successful in passing the examina-
tion in, the recent Teacher Training
course, the text book being "The
Pupil." '
A gre
atdeal h .' been n s i
d about
the high cost of education but many
will testify to the fact that it costs
more Without it. It is one of the
things you pay for whether you get
it or riot on1Y you pay more not to
get it.
Dr, H. G. Fletcher, who has been
practising medicine here for the
past few months, pulled up stakes
last Week and left fox St. John, near
London, where he has ,purchased a
practice and will Make his future
home,:
On Friday Last a collision occur
ed at the corner of James and Main.
Sts.. when a wPord car ran into a
horse driven by ;Mr. Alex Dow. The
Ford car was being driven onto
Mafia St. at the sante time that Mr.
Dow was driving north. The car
struck the horse in the right should-
er causing it to rear, .1`+'ortunately
no damage was done.
Additional locals on page four
ETR.pmas.„ 4D V. OCATg
C,t1V)N x PR] .kfni' tAN caimus
Rev. 0iaxues Foote, j 3.,, ., Minister
14 a,m,.---Sunda- Sebobl an.d Bible
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am. "The Revealer of God."
The Minister
7 p.m, --"The Road" which Necossity
Makes."
The Minister
JAMES' STREET EIR.VUODIST
CRI ROU
Rev, W. E. Donnelly, B. t1 Pastor
Y ,
W. R. Goulding; .A T.C.M.
Organist and.Choir-Leader
10.15 -Morning Fellowship.
11 a. m. -"The appeal of . Jesus to
tke youth of to -day," ,
3.00 p.m. -Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
•7 P. en. -"The tale of two cities."
Tho story of a roan who gave
his life for another.
Organ recital at 6;45.'
Everybody Welcome.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Rev. A, A. Truniper, L. Th., Rector.
11" a.>u.-� "behold we go' up to Jer
usalem ' '' `
7 p.m.-`Chist to ,the Biome
First in's. series of ,sermons on the
example • of Jesus Christ.
Len's.
Meat . Market
We have a full line of Fresh and
Cured Meats, of, high quality. Home
made Lard and Sausage our specials.
None Netter for Service. •
We Deliver Phone 38
:Roofing, Cedar Posts
and Lumber
If you are going to require roof-
ing of any kind call and let us quote
you. This will be' to your advan-
tage.' Farmers, what about ' your
Cedar Posts? We have them in
stock. • Prices will be• higher , in
April. Our prices in all lines of
materials are right and will interest
you. -
Ross Taylor Co.
EXETER •
CLEANING PRESSING
and .REPAIIII1NIG .
SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE
TO •FIT. YOU AND YOUR POCKET
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE-
LIVERED..-
• ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
BABY CHICKS -Bred -to -Lay Bar-
red Rocks. First hatch March 9th.
Hatching weekly thereafter. Fertil-
ity. test, 80 per cent. Record of
flock for Dec. and Jan. $625 at
wholesale price, home market; 7,-
500 eggs for month; of January.
Total flock 475 without bei'n`g cul-
led. Catalogue free. Wm. F. Ab-
bott, Exeter, Ont.
FOR SALE -Century. Electric
motor, 1 h.p., in good condition.
Apply at Times -Advocate.
Maple syrup makers -Do you -need
a sap storage tank? If you do call
on me and get prices and let 'me
order for you.
* I. WARD
TEAMSTERS ATTENTION
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned for a teamster for . the
season of 1925. , Teamsters to fax-
nish team, harness and wagon. Ten-
ders to be in by 8 o'clock p.m., Sat-
urday, March 7th, 1925. •
- JOS. SENIOR,'. Clerk.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Victoria St. close to Main St.
Church and school. Well built frame
house ` with •.9 rooms, electric lights
and good water, also good barn and
one vacant lot. Apply to
Wilfred rd D.Mck
e a
To bo
or
grls,
thirteen or under
at the time
of the Flower Iower Show, I
will give for the best single spike of
Gladiolus, any color, grown by ex-
hibitor, a prize of $2.00 worth` of
Gladiolus bulbs, for first • prize and
$1,00 worth for second, also similar-
prizes for best collection of, Glad-
iolus. Exhibitors must be mem-
bers of our Horticultural Society.
Join now and secure our Spring -
premiums.
J. $, Harvey
]NOTICE
A meeting of all the- members of.
the Exeter Agricultural Society for
the years 192332.4 is : called for
Marc
h7th
4925 5 at 1.80 p.m,
at the
Town Hall, Exeter, for, the purpose
of making a decision on renting the
use of the fair groundsfor a term
of five years.
GEO. PENHLzLE . R. ,G..SELDON
President Secretary
Notice
The Co-operative Live. Stock Ship-
pers Assodlation: desire to announce
t;frat Mr, 11r. 101worthy` has taken
over the duties as shipper in place
of the Tate Jos. S'eilotV. Anyone
with stock to ship phones 71, Exeter,
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We are ready for the early buyer with a, range of beautiful cloths
tailored In the new styles .for the season. We are showing some snappy
styles in double br asted for young „mens
Pri ed at25 „ �•30
� , , $32 and $35 ,
New Broadcloths
This ;cloth will be very much
used this season. It comes in
many •.beautiful shades,
Price per yard 75e,
Stamped Mats
A new shipment of stamped
mats showing several new pat-
ternsin sizes' 114 yds. and 11/3
,yards long. '
Priced at 65c. and 75c.
New -Elanmel- "BETTY BROWN
"
Dresses
We are :Shgwing fifteen new styles in theo. ul '
Flannel Dresses:,Theyp p betty, Blowy
are, so reasonable in price. Styles are very,
smart.
$8.50, - $10.00, .$12.50,•$14.00
Ladies' Sifk az Wool; Hos : e • ;
1
Krinke Krepe
"Mercury" make silk and. wool For underwear, night,gowns,
in four shades. Aetc. This is a splendid cloth' very
good:•wearing suitable. for ladies'. negligees•
White,• Blue -Pink, and Yellow
WHITE PER YARD 25c.
COLORED PIER, ` YARD 30c.
„and splendid fitting hose.
Per pair 98c.
Wali.Papers WallPapers,
Already; *we' are being congratulated on our beautiful range of new
Spring Paper. We will be glad to send the books to.your home for you
to make your. selection. Brighten n p your homes with our newepatterns.•
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114 THE PUBLIC EYE
REPAIRS
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of -repairs on broken frames,
whereas before, werhad to send then
to London or elsewhere.
HEAVY SHELL FRAMES TO
"YOURR O'W'N .LENSES, WHILE
YOU WAIT, ` $3.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
$1.00 and UP.
Dr. John_ Ward
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
MAIN T. EXETER ONT.
PHONE 70
COAL -COKE
AND
AND INSURANCE �-
YOUR PATRONAGE . SOLICITED
IF.. J .CHRISTLE-
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns
Great Bargains in
Furniture during
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•
the next two
months
R. N. ROWE
EMBALMER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR'.
PHONE 20W PHONE -203
NOTICE -After the publication
of this notice I yg,il1 not be respon- ,.p..g.,�,g;p„g.,l..II. l..g„II„;,4„g,•g II„II,;II g„E„1 ;„i,
sible for any debts contracted in my
name.. -:--Wm. Mitchell.
Safety Razor Blades
Sharpened ( any make)
gaINGLE EDGE �� 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 4c
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S.' COLE, Druggist
TRUCK FOR SALE
Ford, one -ton truck, in first-class
state or repair:
Run one year only:
Apply to J. C. Reid & Co., Dashwood.
Powell'siBazaar
Plain Price Store'
sew.
Fresh Goods .every Few,. Days are
an Aid to this Store's Success. We
have realized that Profit comes from
Quick TURNS. Wideawake Shop-
ters mak ' or this Stores because -
pays. -Thu will always find us
with the Best Selling Goods at Mod-
eratePrices. es The Better you
tknow
w
this store, the more you will Spend
in it. "Longfellow."
THIS WEEKS•, OFFERINGS
1 case • IClenzine; - at 7c, 3 for 20c.
1 gross cards Safety pins Sc. each.
100 writing pads 5c. cath. -
10,1) Flag slate pencils lc. each.
10:0' Grab Bags for kiddies 5e each.
2 ,doz. Gold plated Pencils 10c ea.
100 :Graniteware,to clear
at from 25c. up. ' • -
Come and see the goods and you'll
buy them.
For Sale
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE
IN -THE VILLAGE' OF EXETER
No. 1 -Large brick store on Lot
25, East of •Main St.
No. 2=i3rick residence . and sur-
rounding •grohnds formerly occupied
by the ,late Richard Pickard, sitttat-
ed North of John St. . k
No. 3 -=Six and one: half acres of
land being part of Lot 16, first con-
cession of TJsborne situated North
of the residence of Charles Manley
esquire
For particulars as to price and
terMS of sale on above properties
See R,7', Pickard, Exeter,
isre=4161pmaralbinten
Nothing but the best 'parts that -
money will buy go into our sets.
That accounts for the superiority of
their Performanceand refinement of
tone. This with very reasonable
price, gives us satisfied customers.
Call and be convinced.
GRANTSANDERS
JAMES ST. EXETER,
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W. -R' .Goulding
A. T. C., M.
-Organist and Choirmaster
'James St. Methodist Church
Instrucction in
Piano
Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in, Schools
Concert
Engagements Accepted
ga gemen
ped
Studio Victoria St. BoX'57
EXETER, ONT.
J. LEWIS s
CONTRACTOR
Cement and d Carpenter: Work
ESTIMATES
FURNISHkb •
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Wood for; Sale"..
A QUANTITY OF DRY WOOD'
I FOR, SALE
TRY LIB
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Phone 58V
Cochrane Ma,chi. e
Works
Word motors reground, fitted 'with
Pistons, Coraplete $16.00' 1'Overy
make of Car Motor, a.nii\hltgines ><e-
grotind with Pistons Complete to fit,
also Erac4ore.
R. CARLIN•G..B.A,
Barrister, Solicitor,• '&c.,
Loans, Investments, Insurance,
Ofice, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers , Solicitors &c. •
Money to Loan, Investments Made
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of our
Clients without charge.
Exeter London ": ` Hensel!
-u ERNEST ELLIOT
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS
(Trustee Investments) -
Bearing interest at 51/2 per cent.
INSURANCE
Office: , Main St. Exeter, Ont..:
G.S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal Collage e#
Dental Surgeons of Ontario spit Ink
vanity of Toronto:' •
Late District Dental. Officer, JEW
tary District Number One, Laiden‘
Ont.,
'Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Oil.
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 a.ie.
to 5.30, pin.
Office hours at ;ZURICH ONT., TuiL
only, at 10.00 o'clock 8.312. to 5.00
o'clock p.m. Phone 79. .
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L D S., D.D.S.`
DENTIST , •
-Office;.. over I. R. Carling's Lair
office.'
Extractions Under Oxygen Gas.
DR. A. R. KIINTSMAN,L.L.D., D.D.S.
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity
DENTIST
Offi o r Gladman & Stanbury'ti .
office, Main Street Exeter.
FRANK
`TAY
LOR .
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
"for'Huron and' Middlesei
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed dk.
w EXETER P. 0., or RING •18
A. L,. T NNAli!l' •
!Veterinary Surgeon
Office --McDonnell's iuM 11staldds 0.
John St. Phone calla receive pranip
attention. Phone telly
JAMES W. WATS01v
LICENSER -,AUCTIONEER
gales conducted in any; ;locality
Farm Stock sales a Specialty. Satis-
taction guaranteed. Charges mods.
crate. Orders left at this/office '' will
be promptly attended to. R.R. No.
1, ICirkton, •Vhone I irkton 54r2.
FARMS FOR SALE --A few choice'
fare in the Townahi
ps of Oibortift
Tuclt:ersnitb, - Mid Hibbert. Good
buildings end well located as to mars
kete, Priced right, Apply to •Thus*
Galiaorpn, Auct.„ tor
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