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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-11-19, Page 8THE EXETER, TIN. $,M VQCArTE 1 t? boat Prices educe To As -Low .As $14,9.5. If you have been waiting to buy a new winter cont at a feduc eel Price now is your chance, as we have decided to clear out the balance of our stock t of Ladies', Misses and Children's coats at real inouey saving Juices. We still have a good range oi'. coats on o'Gn racks so come in and see if we have a coat to Suit you and let acs ,sive you a genuine bargain. Silk Scarfs Given Free We will continue to give absolutely free of charge a beauti- ful silt scarf every Ladies' and 11lisses' coat sold at our special recinded prices, ur Bar ain Ladies Silk and Wool Hose 98c. Ibex Blankets Largest size now $2.95 All Wool Sweater Coats for Men $2.70 Rummage Cloth Coats as low as $1.50 Men's horse hide Work Mitts now 85c. Cashmerette Stockings for Children 25c. Men's Union Flannel Work Shirts $1.25 Ladies' Warm Cashmerette Stockings 35c. Black Leather Driving Gauntlets for $2.25 New Knitted Ties for Men: and Boys at 45c. Our best $6.00 slippers and oxfords now $4.95 Rummage fur neck pieces & muffs as love as $2.50 Shredded Wheat 2 pkg for 25c Seedless Raisins 2 ib for 25c 2 lb. Mixed cookies for 35c. 2 Ib. ginger snaps for .... 25c 2 tins choice salmon for 35c 3 boxes matches for 29c. 20 bars Laundry Soap for $1. Choice new dates ....100. a ib. 2 cans choice Corn for,. 25c. 4 boxes good sardines for 25c Kellog's Corn Flakes 3 for 29c Royal Yeast Cakes .... 5c pkg J. A Stevr.,, The Best Place to Shop After .All _AT_ GARDINER'S INER'S THE INCREASED BUSINESS WE ARE DOING CONVINCES US STILL MORE THAT THIS IS THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP. OUR STOCK IS LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE AND OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. OUR INVITATION TQ INSPECT OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS IN FORCE AND IT INCLUDES EVERYBODY. ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH "THE HOME FURNISHER" M. E. GA, .D s_ FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER FINEST MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT FACILITIES AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE / LONG DISTANCE CALLS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION OPERA HOUSE BLOCK OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 743; Nigkt eall T4W ...41Si ra�'�"�a sea r • .1.-•Z . ,,. :..ate. ►i�:�:roa'���:,a �. i - . Men's S tsar.: Phone 81w . Men's Store Men's Suits and Over Coats for Fall & inter Affording broad selection in styles and materials. Beautifully tailored clothing at surprisingly moderate prices, no matter what price you may decide to pay, you will be sure of value to the very last penny, and to spare. The many models give correct interpretation of the styles and materials that have been approved for Autumn and Winter wear. In these suits and over- coats there's a distinction of styling, a fineness of fin- ish that makes a special appeal to the man of discrim- inating taste. ' . Merchant Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter WTf% AAR N GreattAttraction at . Dur Store Wliat? THE BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE AND THE LOW 'PRICES �,> r Ves! We are Salting.. our furniture at lower prices than any other story in the country Follow the crowd to ottr stare and: do your liuying and you will save coney. ;.r'f. • NS ,1 R, o W W . E UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Fineat Motor Morse and Funeral t;quiipinHtir:t Phone 20W.+201 Exeter 11 •�arkets: Wheat $1,25 Coats .40e. BaarleY .050, l\lauitoba Flour $4,25, Blended Floar $3.90. Pastry Flour $3.50. Feed. Flour; $2,00. Bran $1;50 ., Shorts $L60 Creamery Butter 4$e. Dairy butter 41o, 44e. Eggs, selects 60c, Lard 20c Potatoes per bag 32.00 I -logs, thick smooth $11.25• - Bogs, selects $12.38 I"' LOCAL James St. Ladies' Aid will serve a hot fowl supper on Wednesday, December 2nd. Professor Landon, of Western University, will deliver an illustrat- ed lecture on "Canadian Fur Re- sources" in the Anglican Hall on Wednesday evening, November 25, Admission 20c. Come and hear this authority tell of our animals in their native haunts. Caven church Ladies' Aid will hold a sale of home-made cooking and candy and serve lunch at the Town Hall on Friday from 3 to 6, also a variety of beautiful work done by Chinese women in linens and embroidery, curios and souven- irs, etc. This is an opportunity to purchase lovely Xmas gifts .at a very low price. c' Christmas is only five weeds away. / Mr. Ted. Sime is visiting in Sarnia. CAYEN PRES13 TEItIAR 0i-11;nm Rev, .TS.znes. Footo, B,A., Minleter 10 a.zn.-Sund8Y. Sehnal, .11 a.nr-- T1ie Spirit 'fa Whioll We Render God Service. ' The 14iinister9 7 p.m. ---The First English Bible, The" Minister. Thursday at 3 p.m, --Prayer meet- ing in the church. ,TAISIES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. E. Sheppard, Pastor W. R. Goulding, A.T.C,M.. Organist and Choir -Leader 11 a.m.-"What are we After?" 3. pan. -"What Paul Did." 7 p.m, -"Building What?" Go and toil in any vineyard, Do not fear to do and dare, .' If you want a field of labor, You can find it anywhere: Trivitt Memorial Church Rev, A. A. Trumper,`, L. Th., Rector 11 a.m.-"The New Commandment" 3 pan. Bible Study 7`p,m.-"The ways of ,God past find- ing out." MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. F. E. Clysdaie, Pastor 11 a.m.-"Active Service." "Still water and still freeze the quickest." 3 p.m. -Bible study with classes for all. 7 pari. -My Talent, My Time My A11. In the sight of God the houses we live in are glass. Mr. Robt. Dinney spent the week - 'end with his family in London. Misses Dorothy Snell and Irene Stewart visited in Stratford. on Sun- day. religion Mrs. M. Sheere returned Monday evening after visiting for a week in. Parkhill. There are 1100 non -concurrent Presbyterian congregations in the Dominion. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gould, of Windsor, are visiting the former's mother in town. Mrs. McCallum, of London, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sweet. Rev. R. E. Southcott,., of Jeanet- tes Creek, is visiting his mother, Mrs. C. A. Southcott. Mr. Jas Handford and daughter, Miss Annie left Friday for Toronto to spend a few weeks. Messrs, Mervin Camm and Lyle Statham-,, of London, spent the week= end at their homes here. Mr. Paul Coates and Mr. Wm Andrew are in Toronto this week attending the Royal Winter Fair. Mrs. Chas. McKenzie and son, Beverley, of .4 ondon, ,are, visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Jas. Bev- erley. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Wilson and babe, of Dresden, spent a few days with the latter's grandmother, 14£rs. Walker. Besides service the Bell Telephone Co. aims at politeness, the orders having gone out to all their "cent- rals," "Number Please.." .Mrs. P. C. Selby, and neice Jean McEwen, of Toronto, are- visiting for a few days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mack. Miss Elva Harvey returned home Saturday after visiting at Strathroy,. Her sister, Florence, accompanied her home and spent the week -end here. Mr. W. J. ,,Statham, who recently purchased a bakery business in St. Thomas, moved his household effects to that city on Monday. They were taken down by moving van. Mr. Geo. Hedden,+of Hensall, mov- ed to town with his family last week occupying the residence owned by Mr. James Sanders, Exeter North. Mr. Wm. Hedden, Sr., accompanied them, Messrs. Herman Willert, Amiel Willert and Ernest Willert return- ed home last week from Alberta. The former spent four years in the west while the latter two were west for the harvest. Messrs. Rd. Welsh, Luther Pen - ale, Ulric Snell and Bert Clark, were at the Ailsa Craig swamp on Tuesday and returned ho=ne with a bag of 33 rabbits. They had two dogs with them: Mr. W. B. Ross, of Cedar Rapids Iowa, in renewing his subscription to the Tin=es -Advocate says: "It is now almost t fiv w n - e t y eY ears since I left the old town but I can always find some interesting item in the home paper. Our subscription service is plan- ned to help you when you- want to subscribe to new papers or maga- sines or renew your old "subscrip- tions. It's convenient. It saves you money, It costs you nothing The Times -Advocate. A. complaint has been received that chickens have been running at large contrary to village by=law and that they have destroyed some bulbs and newlyplanted tra strawberry plants Owners of chickens are asked to see that they are kept from running a The New York Press' is to be bar- red from Canadian bran mails and all letters addressed to it, or coming from it, are to be returned to their destination, according to a notice re- ceived at the postoffice. The paper has been `Stipplyfng racing tipsy a practice which is illegal in Canada, Owing to the large shipments of. potatoes going front Canada to the United' States it has Caused a glut in the market and potatoes are .no longer permitted to' go into, that country. 'As a consequence, it is ex- pected there will be a slump in the market in Canada:;` } Powe1I's Bazaar The Big Variety Store Six weeks to Christmas, the wise shopper will avail herself right now, M gathering together the little gifts needed to make this Xmas the brigh- test yet. Our Store never presented a better Array of pti•actio'al: gifts than it does right now. Things that are useful and not expensive, It will Cost You more to stay away than to Come. A visit to this Store is one of the soundest investments you can }hake. Needless to say, we will be Glad to see You. Some of our Specials: Fancy Chocolates, 33c pound Fancy China cups and saucers 15c. Fancy Cut Glass.Tumblers 10c. Edison Cabinet Disc Phonographs, 30 double records, $150. Ask about our Radio proposition. Mr. J. G. Dow shipped a carload of horses to Toronto Saturday. Mr. Jas. Greenly left recently for London to, reside. Mr. Edward Short, who suffered a stroke last week, keeps about the same. Miss Fern Short, who was called home owing to her father's illness returned to London Friday. Mr. Jas flern was in London Sun- day visiting his daughter.Olive, who is receiving treatment at St. Josephs, hospital, and who is improving nicely. Mr. Thos. Nelson, of Chatham spent the week -end at his home here. He was accompanied to Chatham by his sou Harry, who has secured a position with the Grey Dort Motor Co. • A petition is. in circulation among the merchants of Oshawa advocat- ing a change in shopping hours, the object being to secure a by-law whereby stores in that city would re- main open on Friday nights instead of on Saturday night. If such a change were made, says the Barrie Examiner, a lot of people would lose an excuse for staying home from church .on Sunday morning. The first-degree teani of the I.0, O.F. motored to Brucefield on Fri- day evening last and exemplified the work of the degree in a manner that called forth much favorable comment. Visitors were present from Clinton, Seaforth and Hensall. Refreshments were served and a ery jolly.evening spent, A num- bb r of short addresses were given b1* several of the visitors. The bricklayers have finished the\ lnockstack in connection with the new steam heating system for the 'S. M. Sanders Manufacturing Co. Mr. Sanders is enlarging the work- room by taking out the partition on the second floor, converting the whole flat into a single room. He will have additional accommodation r extra employees and make such o er alterations as will facilitat the';work of manufacture. The weather during the past two weeks has been.. anything but agree- able but the moisturehas meant a great deal to the comaiiunity. Owing to the dry summer farmers were housing their cattle with poor pros- pects for sufficient 'water supply. Wells were dry that had not been known togo try in fifty years. The rain and snow will help to iiriprove conde i tions. Much. general complaint has been heard of the weather and heard of the weather this fall and it may be said that the fall of 1925 has been. the most disagreeablein many years. But, even at that hav e we not many things -for whichtobe thankful? . If We; Were living in Alabazna where, thousands were rendered homeless by the effedtd of a terrific storm," or in the State' of Massachusetts, where storm wreck- ed the whole town of Woburn, which will have to be entirely rebuilt;\ or for instance in New York where a gale at the rate of 85 .miles an hour killed a nuinber of people. Count your blessings and feel that while our weather is not just that of mid- summer it is not so bad but what it Might be a great deal worse, 1 E.: 1 In, and er to clean all Ladies' Coats we have naar- m ed then. at, greatly reduced prices this week. �. These -.are all new coats of the mostpop- - 1 ular colors and cloths being worn this , r` .Don't miss this chance _ season. . TKUB,SDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 _ _ y 1111111111111111.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N1 Ladies' ReducedCoats To 5 $14• 0 $16.50�lJ��'yi� r�Jii�� o $18r50 21;50 MOM 11101.111 vioniald Men's- and Boys' Winter Coats MADE FROM ALL WOOL CLOTHS WITH PLAID WOOL LININGS ALSO LEATHER LININGS. YOU WILL LIKE THE SMART STYLES Boy's Leather Lined Coats red. to $15. Men's to $20. Tiger Brand All Wool Shirts and Drawers This garment is an all wool garment of good weight and splendid washing qualities, per garment shirt or drawers -$2.00 Men's All Wool Pants $2.75 These are heavy weight, comes in brown tweed and makes a splendid warm pant for the cold weather per pair -42.75 Wall Papers OUR NEW WALL PAPERS ARE IN AND READY FOR THE EAR- LY BUYERS. ASK TO SEE THE NEW lVfAXIMUR 30 INCH PAP- ERS. THEY ARE THE NP;WEST IN WALL PAPERS. Southcott gyros trouer .11004 scrawl ■ 1111i11111111411111111111�i1#�#Nl1111@t111111111i11t#111111N1���ll�illllllilll�llll��'� reign SIC�YE %�Yistoif6�1�.iaEPAIRS We are now prepared to do all kinds of repairs on broken frames, whereas before, we had to send them to London or elsewhere. HEAVY SHELL FRAMES TO YOUR OWN LENSES, WHILE YOU WAIT, $3.00. SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES, $1.00 and UP. Dr. John Ward CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN MAIN ST:` EXETER. ONT. PHOE 70 ERNEST ELLIOT Conveyancer, Investments 'Insurance " Office one door south Times Office The Exeter Canning Co. are pre- pared to take contracts for corn and pea, acreage. Parties desiring in- formation call at factory. 11-4-3hr MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of ..the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council Chambers, Goderich, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of Tues- day, the 1st day of December, 1925. All accounts against the County must be in- the hands of the Clerk not later than Monday preceeding the meeting of Council. Goderich, November 12, 1925 GEO. W. HOLMAN, County Clerk LOST -On Main St.. Exeter, a brown satchel with black pocket book inside, containing quite a sum of money. Finder please leave same at Times -Advocate or notify. Mrs. G. Pulleyblank, phone Kirkton 14r4. NOTICE Rummage Sale to be held in, the Town Hall, on Saturday, Nevem-, ,ber 28th, at two o'clock. AGENTS WANTED An exceptional opportunity for an energetic men, whole or spare time. Full line of trees and shrubs. We supply free selling"e"outfit and pay liberal commission. Start nosh". Welland Nursery Company, Welland, Ont. Brief example of faith in the. scheme of things: "Charge it." *** *** **s Ise modern Few de n thrillscom pate with finding a dime in last winter's over- coat pocket, For Sale New White Rotary sewing machine. .Tersey cow, quiet milking fresh- ens in February. Single light sleigh, nearly new. Boy's -.overcoat, nearly new Good single harness Good piano, upright organ, Baseburner, large and small heat- er, oil heater. Use our Service for selling and locating. ingttire POWE] L'S BAZAAR, Picone 0,5 an 122 COAL-CvOK 3 AND INSURANCE YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED- , E. J. CHRISTIE OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns Safety. Razor Blades Sharpened (any make) SINGLE EDGE 3c DOUBLE EDGE 4c Perfect Edge Guaranteed W. S. COLE, • Druggist CLEANING PRESSING and REPAIRING If lou want to look like a man, and feel like a man when you are dressed up, there is only one way and that way is to let ELLIOTT AND JOHNS 'Make your Clothes We also do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Agent for Tip -Tip Tailors. W. R. Goulding A. T. C. M. Organist and Choirmaster James St. United Church Instrucction ,n Piano Vocal Organ Theory Su ervisor o f Music i p n Schools • Concert Engagements Accepted Studio Victoria St. Box 57 EXETER, ONT. a�. lir>r1.iQT L"S • CONTRACTOR Cement and Carpenter Work ESTIMATES FURNISHED Houses and Barns EXETER:.-: ONTARI Phone 152W I. R. CARLING BTA. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. 1ETC, Loans, Investments, Insurance Office,Carling Block,Main St. Exeter GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers , Solicitors &c. Money. to Loan, Investments NW Insurance. Safe-deposit Vault for use of -"'4 Clients without charge. Exeter London Hensel{ R. McINNIS LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOS HURON COUNTY For best results let R. McInni1 handle your. auction sales. FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE HAY POST OFFICE Dr. G. S.,Atkinson, DENTAL SURGEON Late Listrict Dental, Office% i Military District, Number One, 444 don, Ont. • Main Street, Exeter, Ont. !I Office Phone 34W Residence Phone 34J Office closed' on Wednesday oalX4 Dr. G. F. Roulston, DENTIST 'Office over I. R. Carling's Lass office. Extractions Under Oxygen Gas. Dr. A. R. Kinsman, L.L.D., D.D.5, Honor Graduate of Toronto Univep,s sity DENTIST ® Office over Gladman ,6& Staubnsy'$' • office, Main Street Exeter. Woad for Sale A QUANTITY OF DRY WOOD FOR SALE ---e L 9 m Bagshaw TRY US Phone 58W Dr. Adrian 13. Gibson, V.S. Graduate of the, Ontario Veterinary College Veterinary Dentistry a Specialty .All calls promptly, attended to Office -Frank ''Titylor's Sales ''Stable Phone 99W Residence°-Jaihes St., Phone 99J EXETER' -- ONTARIO DR. E. 9, STEINEI VETERINARY' SURGEON Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College • DAY AND NIGHT G`r CALLS PROMPT- LY ATTENDED TO Phone 158 Residence Ann St. EXETER, ONT, J. 'VICAR MUNRO REGISTERED ARCHITECT Plans, Specifications prepared for Residences, Churches, 'Schools etc. Best References Phones: Office.1.880w. House 51 1 , 4 w Room 8, Coote Chaznbers, blanket Lane,. London DR. W. E. WEEKES Physician and Surgeon Office -One door south of tit, Times -Advocate. Office e hours 9.30 to 10.30 h.nt. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 pan. Phone: Office 67W, Residence 671, DR. HARRY J. BROWNING M.D.C.M., Toronto L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh ^ t L.F.P.&S. Glasgow Physician & Surgeon Office over Browning's Drug Store;` Phones Residence 30 Office 2% FRANK TAYLOR LICENSED AUCTIONEER for Huron and .Middlesex ' FARM SALES A, SPECId,LTY Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed EXETER P. O. or RING 188 JAMIiiS W. WATSON Licensed Auctioneer Sales conducted In any hdcalit Farm •Stook sales a speetalty. Sate faction guaranteed. Charged *todr orate. Orders left atthis office wilt be proanptlyi kttea ded tO. R.li,, N41" 1, Rir+kto rtt Pkgne A 'kt®as R Ik ti