HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-8-26, Page 8TIDE EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE
• Have
Decided
That t Su mer Goods.
Must be Cleared.
We fully realize that it is high time that the big major*
ity of. strictly summer merchandise should, be in the
hands of the consumer. In spite of a very satisfactory
selling season we find that there are still ninny Small
lots of hot weather goods, which must be cleared `from
our stock. We are fully prepared to sell all such ma-
terials and garments at drastieally reduced prices, We
would therefore suggest that you visit this store at
Your very first opportunity with the idea of making a
very substantial saving on dress materials, hot weather
garments and summer hosiery and footwear which will
prove an excellent investment both for the balance of
this season and also next summer.
Visitors From Afar
They seldom fail to Visit
Stewart's China. Tables
People from all parts of this continent who visit and
holiday in this district always look forward to their an-
nual visit to Stewart's China Display. Make certain
that your visitors also have an opportunity to see our
large display of beauti:ful.n.ovelty* pieces in imported
china, potteries and glassware. Articles are priced to
suit every purse and gifts or souvenirs chosen from, our
store are always highly prized and appreciated.
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tti4 Winter Coats n. August, k.
Seems.Early Doesn'toIt?
Our advagge shipments of fall and winter coats for
Ladies, 4x4d Misses are here and are now on display.
The -1'e is an especial advantage in inspecting the new
..- coats early this season; come in and let us tell you
about it.
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J.A. Stewart k4.
OUR GREAT AUGUST FURNI-
TURE SALE IS NOW IN
FULL SWING
THIS SALE IS THE FURNITURE EVENT OF THE YEAR—
OFFERING YOU HIGH GRADE FURNITURE OF EVERY DES-
CRIPTION AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
LARGEST STOOK LATEST DESIGNS
BETTER SERVICE LOWEST PRICES
"E.3..ETER'S HOME .PUR ISHER"
M. E. GARDINER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER
FINEST MOTOR AND HORSE EQUIPMENT
FACILITIES AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED '
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE I
LONG DISTANCE CALLS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
Phone 74J OPERA HOUSE FLOCK Night Call i'4w
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Men'sStore
tatimemagoi-
Phone 81w Men's Store
NEW SUITINGS
FOR -FALL
Are now in `Stock for Your
Inspection
TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, SERGES,
New Furnishings are arrivingldailyi
MEN WILL APPRECIATE THE QUALITY AND STYLE OF THE
NEW FALL FURNISHINGS. CONTE IN AND LOOK THEM OVER.
W. Tfli AA
Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter
Tome 194 Phone 194
SOUTH SERVICE STORE
Try Our Fresh
Ground Coffee
CHAS. W FORD
Sericite, Presh tootle
Ani ac .
Clean "tori! z ,
Miss Mary Harney spent the
week -end with her cousin, Miss Lulu
McDonald.
The Young People's League of
Main St. United church enjoyed a
social evening and wener 'roast' at
Grand Bentl on Wednesday evening.
Rev, A. McLauchlin and Mrs. Mc-
Lauchlan, of Grafton;' motored tip
and spent a few days last week with
Mrs. 1vreLauchlin's aunt, Mrs. W. D.
Yeo.
Mr. S. J. V. Cann has built and
opened up a booth beside his gas
stationopposite the Metropolitan
Hotel, for the accommodation of the
public.
Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Ham, R2iss
Emma Welsh, of Medina, N.Y., and
Mr. Allan Jones, of Toronto, 'meter-
ed here and visited with. Mr, and
Mrs, Wm. Welsh. over the weekend,
Misses Winona .iprayne and Mar-
garet Hayden, of Brussels have re-
turned to their homes after' spend-
ing a weelt with the former's sister,
Mrs. Ruben McInnis.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. MVIacKenzie,
who have spent the summer visiting
with ' relatives iii Efeter and at
Crediton, left last Thursday fdr their
hdine at Warrerier, dllta. "
eter Markets
Wheat $1,14,
Oats $ac.
Barley 60c.
Manitoba lrlour $4,$0,,
Mende& Flour $4.30. , ,
Pastry 'Flour $3,80..
Feed .Flour $1.90
Shorts $1.60.
Bran $1,60.
Creamery butter 380
Dairy butter 32-350.
Eggs, extras; 30c.
Eggs, seconds 230,
New potatoes $2,36
Lard 200
Hogs $12.00
'Hogs, selects`; $13.20..
C..4.VEN P srax m is oHo°Itc ,
Itev a'aileg".k`doto..: I'3.,: ., ' Miaigt.0!
1,0 a.M.---Sunday School ,
i 17l a.an.-�'"The ESs'ehee of Eternal"
Love."
Theof Ministerx
Tai tin.10 ] sri
The Minister
s,Ct7CatIS
Dr. Roulston desires to announce
that his dental office will be closed
for about two weeks whilst ne is
absent on vacation,
T --
Miss Dorothy Snell nes been noh-
daying in Stratford. „
Mr. Robt. Wilcox and sister Miss
Beatrice spent Monday in London.
Mr, and Mrs_ J. H. . Jones and son
Neil are holidaying at Grand Bend.
Miss Ella Sanders left Tuesday to
visit for a couple of weeks in. De-
troit.
Mr. Fred, E. McPherson, of Mon-
treal, is spending a few holidays -in
town.
11;.•;x, _Oran Winer and son have
moved to tsctcneilak t9, join Mr.
Winer.
Mrs. 3. T. Stewart left Saturday
for Montreal to visit her son, Mr. A.
L. Stewart.
Miss Mildred Norry, of London,
spent the week -end . under the par-
ental roof.
Mr. ,and Mrs. E. Howaid and
daughter, Muriel, are holidaying at
Grand Bend.
Mr. Joseph Grant returned to
London .after spending some time
at his home here.
Mr. Frank Sheers has been con-
fined to his home' for over a .veek
suffering from quinsy.
Mr. Wm. Davis, of the Times -Ad-
vocate staff is holidaying this week
in Ingersoll and Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McAsh, of
London, : visited on Sunday with his
sister-in-law, Mrs. McAsh..
Miss Salina Beaver, of Hensall,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Quance on. Thursday last.
Miss Cecelia Christie, of Stephen,
is visiting her grandmothet •and
aunt Miss Ferguson, of Chatham.
Mrs. J. Perkins left on Wednes-
day of last week to join Mr. Perkins
and visit their son at Estevan, Sask.
Mr. John Pedlar has sold two.
acres of land at the rear of his resi-
dence on Main St. to Mr. Jos. Sut-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McCurdy have
returned home after a trip up the
lakes visiting with relatives at Ft.
William.
Mr. Brine Rivers and his mother,
Mrs. Wm. Rivers, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Routledge, of Dut-
ton for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and Mr. and
Mrs. Brunkard, of Drayton, Ont.,
spent the week -end with Mrs. E. A,
Amy
Mrs. Ed. Coombs and son Eddie
motored to Leamington last week
and spent a few days visiting rela
tives.
JAMES S' °`t)$ix"!!i1#.:AHURf18„ OF
'CAltl'AD,A,
Req. D. Motif sb, Pastor..'
W" R. GeRidingiM-
Organist andCltoir-Leader Y;
Rev G "W DeWitt ,Cosens," i41d.,
bf ` Springfield, ,t+ll : .conduct the set v
vices next. Sabbath both morning anal'
„evening.
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Miss Mineretta Horney, R. N., has
returned to Chicago. Her sister,
Miss Esther, returned with her for
a visit.
Mr. Geo. Smith has moved from
Andrew St. into the residence on
Ann' St. recently vacated by Mr. W.
R. Goulding.
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Misses Alda and Violet Squire, of
near Woodham are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Squire of. town.
Miss Edythe Davis and hiss
Loreen Lewis, of Hamilton, are vis-
iting the former's parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. D. Davis.
Misses Annie and Flossie West-
lake, who have been spending their
holidays with their parents have re•�
turn.ed to London.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Atkinson have
moved to Exeter from Dashwood
and are living in Mrs. Hockey's
house on Ann St,
The young ladies from town, who
were at Grand Bend occupying the
cottage "Too Much Pep" for a week
have returned home.
Mrs. Milton Bissett, Miss Myrtle
Bissett and Master Harold Bissett,
of Brantford, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs:.:Lloyd ;Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Smith and
family, of; Maple' Lodge, visited :on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. • Harry
Smith at S rin hurst farm. P g„
Mr. and Mrs; Kenneth Clarke and
daughter June, of Windsor, visited
with Mrs. Clarke's father, Mr. A.
Bowey, during the past week.
Miss Linda Waiper and Mrs.
Hintz, of Romeo, Mick., are spending
two week's holidays with the form-
er's mother and brother Theodore,'
Miss A.' Venner, wh,o for several
weeks has been nursing Mrs. Skel-
ton, returned to London last week.
The coning week promises 'to he
one of the shortest weeks on record
for 'most of the 011001 children as
the holidays are drawing to a close
and the publie schools will re -open
on September 1st.
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Trivitt Memorial
Church
Services as Usual'
3 p.m.—Sunday School,
MAIN STREET ,UNITED CHURCH
Rev. F. E. Ciysdale, Pastor
11 a.m.. ----` The ," Son of God—His.
Words."
3 p.m,—Sunday School—"Man's
Duty to Mail." „
7-p.m.—"Jesus, the' Ideal Servant "
These discourses will continue the
story of Jesus' Deity and Humanity..
A welcome is heartily extended to
all.
'SALVATION
11 a.m.—Holiness. Three Cheers
for Goodness, " Forgiveness, Com-
panionship and Victory.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School.
7 p.m. —Salvation. "What Must I
do to be • Damned?"
Lucifer has always baited his trap
with •paradise, in order to trap souls.
I would point our+ heaven as men-
tioned in the Bible 726 times as a
word besides many passages des-
cribing its .glories, etc. The Bible as
a guide book shows the course by
whch• souls get there. Everybody
is going there. Jesus said "Many
shall jseek ' to enter but shall not be
able." Will you? {Come and see.
We extend a hearty invitation to all.
Powell's Variety Store
Plain Price ,Store
We Will Continue Our
ANNIVERSARY ' SALE
All This' Week
LOTS OF BARGAINS
AMMO i`r
MOM
11101.
FOR SALE OR RENT
The Following Properties
Brick Store on Main:�-SL., Exeter°
Commodious Brick dwelling, fur-
nace heated, and wired for Electric
lighting, etc. with fixtures in place,
John_ St.
Six and a half acres of choice land
suitable for market garden, running
through from Huron St. to John St.
Choice`Saskatchewan farms: in the
Carnduff, Fillmore, Plenty and Fro-
besher districts. ,
For price and terms on above see
ROBERT E. PICKARD, tofu Street
EXETER.
Agent for Great West Life. As'ce Co.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-
Good brick house on Andrew St., one
block and a half from. postoffice.
Easy terms. Apply to F. Delbridge.
FOR SALE—Lot 17, con,""7, 100
acres more or less, 1 1-2 miles north
of Crediton. On the .premises is a
brick residence and two^ bank barns
good water, well fenced and drain-
ed, 5 acres orchard. For particu-
lars apply to Ed. Fahner, Crediton
Hotel. 8-26-4tp
FOR SALE—Several farms at
reasonable prices; good .buildings;
easy terms to responsible parties.
Apply to James W. Watson, R. R.
1, Kirkton, Ont„ phone Kirkton
54-2.
TENDERS
Teamsters and Laborers •
The Exeter Municipal Council ask
for tenders for the removal and the
cleaning up of all refuse as has been
scattered along the front ,,of the
dump ground on the Lake Road. In-
formation as to ail details maybe
secured from members . of 'the -Mani-
cipal Council. 'i'enders''te be in the
bands of the clerk,,Mon,day, Septein-
her 13th, 1;92,6.
Jos. Senior, Clerk
Mrs. J. S.. Grant is this week Vis-
iting in Glencoe.
Mrs. G. Ferguson has returned to
Toronto 'after visiting her father,
Mr. Jas'. Sweet.
Miss Rena Edmonson,- M. A., a
student in training at Boston Uni-
versity, visited with the • fatuity of''
Mr. G. S, Howard last Sunday' and Hello Central Ring 193, f.
Hello, is T. H. ELLIOTT there.
called on her old frienclosMrs, F. E. Well "I would like to speak to him.
Clysdale. Hello, this is T. H. Elliott,
Say' Trueman, I thought I would
just call you, up to let youknow that
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Quick
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ummer Dresses
reatly.,Reduced in
Some
a .'u --.s' at
Colored Silk Hose
In. a variety -of the season's newest
shades., This is a regular $1 value.
Reduced to per pair 75c.
10 doz. Children's Hose
A clean up of several lines of child-
ren's ;ox and hose, values up to 60c.
Priced for quick selling 15c. pr. ,
Men's Harvest`'Shoes, Special, $2.75 pr.
30 -pairs only of Men's Tan Hart*est Shoes.; These are not too heavy in
weight and' are wonderful fitters:
Bleached Table Linen
A good wearing cloth, easily laund-
ried and neat, _pattern.
Per yard 7'5c:
Plain Crepes 30c.
In -plain shades, also in fancy pat-
terns a good wearing material that
you do not have to iron. Per yard
30 cents.
,--,Boy's. arid Gig Ys -R unni ngJ Sho es
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A clean up of this season's leather and rubber soled outing shoes, • taltiee "'•
up to $2.00. Clearing price per pair 98c.
L.irfoletirn ai'id Corfgoletim :F Lig8
Weare clearing this week several dropped patterns in-Linoleuma and Con-
goleum Rugs. These are real money savers. •
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Have Your Eyes
Examined To -day
There Is nothing to be gained by
delaying that ''eye examination.
There is much to be lost.
Each day that your eyes are under
a strain makes it more difficult for
your Optometrist to give you .satis-
factory glasses
You will be surprised at the thor-
otighness of our methods—and will
be pleased with the glasses.
Call today and learn the truth
about your eyes.
John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR &' OPTIQIAN
MAIN ST. EXETER, ONT.
PHOS 70
Furniture Bargains.
Our stock is complete and our
prices ,are. right:- Donot be mis-
lead, come, and ,see for yourself that
what we say is correct. , A great
number of people are buying_from
us and are satisfied. WHY NOT
YOU .We have one Eureka Vac -num
Cleaner left at $42.00.
Vacuettes $35.00
DON'T' MISS THIS CHANCE
R. N. ROWE
Funeral Director ,& Embalmer -
Phone 20W Night 204
INSURANCE
E. C. `Harvey.
L. V. Hogarth
— Agents —
Mutual Life .of Canada'
EXETER AND ST.' MARYS
Address all r on
d ens coir es ce to Bas
P d$n
190, Exeter
FOR SALE—House and twot:lots,
opposite Mr, Bierling's store, dpply
on premises.
FOR SALE — Overland touring
car in ,good condition, three new
tires, $100. Apply at Times -Advo-
cate.
HorticulturalSociet ,�•
.7
Fiower: Show
ILL BE HELD IN THE
SKA'TIN:WRINK., EXETER
Fri. and Sat. August 27th and 28th
from 3 P.M. to 10 p.m.
No charge, but contribution to the work of the Society
at the door, ORCHESTRA 13.0111 EVENINGS
J. G. STANDIMIt, Sec"y-Treas,
eceived
the people at home said I had better
call you up and congratulate you on
the nice fit you gave me. I know
I never had a suit that:fit me sb nice
4before.'
'W'ell I certainly 'atn •;glad to hear
it, but I am not surprised as all my
customers tell me the same thing:
H ELLIOTT
B: M. F RA1V CIS
Agent for
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
Phone 104, ,Exeter
ERNEST ELLIOT.:
Conveyancer, Investments
Insurance
Office one door south Times Office
W. R. Goulding,
A. T,. C. M.
Organist and Cnloirmaater
Jame, St. United Church.
Instruoction m .
Piano Vocal Organ Theory
Supervisor of Music in Schools
Concert Engagements Accepted
Studio, Ann St. Box 57 Phone 192
EXETER. • ONT.
• FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices reasonable and satisfactioa
guaranteed
EXETER P. O. or RING 118•
CARLING & MORLEY
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc,
LOANS, INVESTMENTS, IN-
SURANCE
Office: Carling Block, Main Street
Exeter, Ont.
GLADMAN & STANBIJRY
Barristers' , Solicitors as'...
Mosey to Loan, Investaie*ts • Yid
Insurance.
Safe-deposit Vault for use of wig
Clients without charge
Exeter London Nonnall
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,,DD.&
DENTAL SUMMON •
Late' 'Listrict Dental Offie
Military' District, Number One, Lem
don, Ont.
Office Phone 84W
Residence Phone $4J x
' ' Main Street, Exeter, Ont '
Office • Closed Every Wednesday
Da'. G. F. Roulston. L.D.S..D.D.*.
DENTIST - '
Office over I. R. Carling'i1' Isis.
JAMES W. WATSON
Lieeneed Auctioneer,
Sales conducted in any locality
Farm Stock sates a specialty Setts
faction, guaranteed. Charges mod
erste. Orders' leWat this office wil
be promptly 'attended to. R.R. No
1, Kirlatan. Phone Kirktcn ii4r3.
DR. M. C. G. FLETCHER
Graduate, of .Faculty of _ Medicine
University of Western Ontario; Mem
ber of the College of Physicians an
Surgeons -of Ontario;. Member of th
British Medical Council. ^
Phone 6—(The office of the lat
Dr, H. K. Ryndman);
Safety 'Razor Blades
Sharpened (any make
SINGLE EDGE 8
DOUBLE EDGE .:.,4 r., 4
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W;• S. COLE, Druggis
'Sylvester B. Taylor
Jeweller, -- Exet
Fitton's Old Stand
WATCH AND' CLOCK REPAIR N�
GUARANTEED
FIRE INSURANCE
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST
LOSS BY ii'1tEE, �4ITI1
E. J. CH ISTI
OFFICE: +ICE: North df Elliott and johns
• BUILDING and CONTRACTING •
Homier 'and Barns
ESTIMATES 4Nb SUGt}ESTIONS
GLADLY' FURNISHED
Phone 162w John St. East, Exeter
LOOK! • LOOK!
1922 FORD- TO'URING 'WITH
STARTER: FOR SALE
Good Running Shape
FIRST .$125 TAKES IT,
. 13agsliaw
office,.
Extractions a hone 0 en as
Underyg s Gas.
1 Dr. A. R. Kinsman. L.L.D..D.D.5.
' DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Unive&'
sity,
Office over Gladman & Staa'bu3TI
office, Main Street, Exeter..
L DR. HARRY J. BROW/MINA
) M.D.C.M., Toronto 71
L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburgh "s•'l
L.F.P.&S. Glasgow ,:' "7-1
Physician & Surgeon ' . '
Office over Browning's Drug"..ttstit
Phones :-
Residence 30_. IVO. it
.r
, DR. W. E. WEEKES • , ;
Physician and. Surgeon:. " - "i `i
Late Chief Interne 'Vancoilv`er ti"
General Hospital
' CORONER Fon' HURON COUNTX
Office removed to the terrier. i+'osd.
garage building corner of Main ani
ASt.
Officenn hours 2 to 5 and 7 to .a p.ni,
Phone: Office • 67W, Residence 111
DR. 'E. S. STEINE t
VETERINARY SURGEC'-[
Graduate of the Ontai10 Vetdrinsrr
College
DAY AND NIGHT CALLS PltOBITis
LY ATTENDED TO
Office, old Ford garage ,Building
•'Corn'Srs of Main and :Ann street.
Telephones: Office ^158w, MONO 16$j
EXETER; OMT. . "`-,
Dr Adrian B. Gibson,, V.S.
Graduate' of the" Ontario ''etilgis us'*
College .,
All calls promptly' attended to
Office—Frank • Taylor's Sales Stab*
Phone DOW
Residenc lames' Rt., Phone .1
EXETER — • oprzants
ARTHUR' WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER r'v2'
For Huron County •°'
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
8 Years Experience. Prices Reason,
able, Satisfaction Guaranteed or ,,
nv vuarge. •
.Phone 87.i* Dashwood