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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-9-23, Page 81 N:. 1 1. I»• THE EXETER TUVIES-ADVOCATE SZkA;40� "u`o: \ "� :e'erS�\\•.i1\��.�``'r\\\\ns.Qdv\.a'�� QWtr 7 l 0- Pli*ne 16 STEWARTPilwe /6 S 1.) 44 We are ready with a most complete range ortkldies',• Misses' and Children's fall and winter coats. This' a ason,' touts are very plain, :straight lines—fur collars. Many ne* 44 striking shades iu plain, and plaid cloths --prices are air •%n•.ycl}lr, favor, We will be delighted to show you our new coats; ' Z4-' Extra Special i:•,.o 36 -inch Wbite Flannelette, lovely close,1362t; ;:' finish, regular value 35c. Our special price 25e,.r•' yard. 36 -inch Striped Flannelette,. Beautiful StttpGri'; ' combinations, soft downy finish, regular va•1`ue 356 oar Special price 25c yard. t ;;;;;•••,,t a;•r, 1 '5 Here is a Much Wanted Fob Ladies' and Girl's Pure Brush Wool Sweater coa,with lovely rain bow shaded trims, $4.50 and $5.50.. e{I,. Boy's wind 'breaker sweaters in all new color combinations Boy's fancy stripe pull -over sweaters, pure oo #' combination 'colors, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25.. �xvll $2.75, $3.00, $3.,25. Do You Want a Real Bard. Ladies' fancy mercerised lisle hose -5 different i et:doit'com- binations, regular price $L25, now going' at 69c.. • J. ¢11, SlyaiJ OUR GROCERY PRI" �'S .. Jelly Powders, 3 pkgs. for 25c Vanilla, 8 oz. bottle for 2,5c Extracts, any flavor 3 for 25c Ammonia Powder, 3 •llr.gs 25c Toilet Taper, pe 6 lar rolls 25c , g Rice, choice quality, 3 lb 25c P. S. G-. Soap Chips, 2 ib 2.5c. Castile Soap 7 cakes for 2,5c, Crisp Soda Biscuii 5o.taib Tasty Sardines 4 boxes for 25c Mixed Tea, our special 59c Ib Matches, 3 large boxes for 29c Pink Salmon, 2 large tins 35c. Shredded Wheat, 2 ;kgs 25c Kellog's Corn Flakes 4rI ,Oc Crisp Ginger Shaps, °iii^` S'G J. A. SteWaft 4% • t ea r.:!((11‘, Furniture of the Finest Q,-4` I. E_.Gat � ik ARDIi. \ ER S at Specially Low Prices H IF YOU WANT TO BUY BETTER FURNITURE `FOR LESS MONEY YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS GREAT ;,Fi,URNI- TURE SALE. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME IS `B'E1 G OF- FERED AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES„ x, "GARDINERS FOR BARGAINS" - LARGEST STOCK LATEST DESIGNS - BETTER SERVICE LOWEST PRICES,. "THERE IS A REASON WHY OUR BUSINESS GRQW� '? "EXETER'S HOME FURNISHER" • lr '; M. E. (ARD1NER. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER .5111.4 ; missmormismaimmummannossamotomaini Men's Store Phone 81w Men's—Store NEWTINES S�� `*sem �..:., •� FOR F Are now in Stock for Inspection Your. TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, SERGES, r , New Furnishings are arriving ideily MEN WILL APPRECIATE THE QUALITY AND STYLE OF THE NEW FALL FURNISHINGS. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER.. W. TQM Merchant,Tailor and Gents' outfitter Phone 194 Phone 104 SOUTH SERVICE STORE TryOur Fresh Ground Coffee CHAS W. FORD Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Cutbus7l vis- ited recently with itriettd ""a't""F.thel. Mrs. Mary Hicks, of Snowflake, Man., died at the home other daugh- ter, Mrs. R. McKenzie; • of'•Winnipeg, on. August 27th, after an illness ex- tending over ten years. "v Airs. Hicks, whose hutsband predecetified her in 1898, moved from Centralia to Mani- toba in 1879 with Mr. Hicks and family. She was in her 90th: year. and is survived by six ..daughters, Mrs. R. McKenzie, Mrs. J. F. Drew, Mrs. Malcolm Stewart and Mrs. L. H, Fitzgerald, geraal all of Winnipeg; Mrs. J. C. iVlacFarlano, of Calgary. Next Sunday will be a special • day in Main St, United church $n' the in- terests of the Young Peo le.?' Both morning •'and evening .teryide- ill be alder the d4oe io , w leo• � t � pf ihe��ouing lr1e s lee4ged,,,;,'When.:: ay i;'A . P, Shaver; 'manager Of the.- o3's Farris, in Fullart.on township- Will preach. In the afternoon the Annual Rally Of the Sttnday School 'w,9l1. be.• he,d Servitee, Fresh Goods When a specially eciall p y prepa,re`rlo,'h�ag-tt�lan=, and a - of addresses and music will:he..-givan.. The Glean liter •I ' Schools al offering for �5ttriity' Caium tension work will be re- Jed Ealligusegagegg delved. fir e veli. • Barb xetet Markets Wheat $1.15 Oats 45c, 'Barley 50c. Manitoba flour $4,55. Blended flour $4,05 Pastry flour '$3.5i Feed Flour $1.90 Shorts $1.60, Bran $1.60, •qieanaery butter 38c, Dairywbutter 32-35c.. Eggs, extras 40c. Eggs, seconds 28e. New Potatoes $1.60 to $2,00 ;Lard 20o. Hogs $12.25 Hogs, selects $13.3.Q A Hallowe'en social will be held Nov. 1st by the Ladies' Aid of the Main St. United church. Reserve the date. Full particulars later. Mr. Wilfred Turnbull spent sev- eral clays in Blyth with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin and family spent Sunday at New. Ham- burg. Mrs. Geo. Coggins, of Croswell, Mich., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.. M. Fletcher. • Mr. Thos. Tapp, of Detroit, is vis- iting his father, Mr. Wnl. Tapp, and sister, Miss. Mary. Mr• and Mrs. Marvin Vincent and. two • children of London, visited in town on. Monday, ' •Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Dale, of 'De- catur, .111:, are' visiing with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Acheson. • Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith, of Buf- falo, spent the week -end with ..Mr: and Mrs. R. N. Creech. • With nue election Oyer specula- tion s .,cula- p tion is,ripe as to .when the Provin- cial election will take'place. Mr. Medley May, who has been ill for over two weeks with erysipelas; is. improving and is able to sit up. Mr. 'Wm. E. •Etherington and bride arrived home on Wednesday of last week after a pleasant honey -moon in Chicago. The many friends of Mr. Chas. W. Ford will regret to know, that he is confined to his room. suffering from jaundice. The Edison company are putting a new record on the market that will play for forty minutes, twenty (;AVEN PRESBYTERIAN CUURCE. Rev, 3'aros Foote,. • S.A., Mlniater 10 4.1t1,-•-�Stinday ,$eI pQJ 11 a m --Rally Service. Address by F, WX Gladina�n. 7 p.m,—"The internal Gospel" The Minister JAMES ST. 'UNITED, CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. D. 11IcTavish, Pastor W; R. Goulding, A.T.C.M. Organist and Choir -Leader 11 a.m.—"Tbe Hidden Way." 3 p.m.—Grand Sunday School Rally A 16 -piece orchestra in attend- ance. Don't :hiss this treat. 7 p•.m.—,`The Heritage of Youth." A special Young People's service at which members of the Y.P.L. will have charge of the service The pastor will give the address. Note—Next Sunday is your oppor- tunity to make a new start in Sun- day School and Young People's work. Don't miss' these rally services. 'r vitt Meramoi�zal• Church •Morning and evening the Rev. Arthur Shore, ,Rector of 'Ilderton, will preach. 3 P.m.—Sunday Schoof. MAIN STREET - UNITED CHURCH . Rev. F. E. Clysdale, Pastor YOUNG PEOPLE'S DAY 11 a.m.—The pastor :in charge.; . Preacher, Rev.T. P. Shaver, Manager of.Boy's"l+aim at Munroe 3 p.m.—Special Rally. Program in the Sunday School..• Special Rally Day offering.' 7 p.m.—Preacher, Rea. T. P. Shaver A very special • day. All young people urged to be :present. Powell's Variety Store Plain Price Store SPECIAL` SALES THROUGHOUT THE STORE -FOR THE BALANCE OF THE MONTH. WE HAVE DE- CIDED TO CLEAR-` OUT MANY minutes each side. LINES REGARDLESS OF PRICE.. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gardiner, of I BE SURE AND VISIT. THIS STORE Blyth, and son Cecil, of Kingston,. FAIR DAY..WE HAVE RECEIV- visited with Mr. anli,�Mrs. W. A. Turnbull on Sunday. • Mr. and -'Mrs. Chas. Elliott and Mrs. Inlay, of Bluevale, motored down, and spent Friday afternoon with,Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Walter. s Miss Gladys Harvey, who is.teach- ing school at Willow Grove, near Mitchell, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvey. Mrs. L Armstrong underwent an operation in Victoria hospital, Lon- don, on Saturday last and a, ,t present is getting along as well'as can, be ex- pected. Mr. H. O. Southcott, who has been travelling in the West, ;spent he week -end at his home here. He has taken a position to represent a Toronto firm throughout. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hutton and two ons,- Messrs Douglas and Gordon nd Miss Evelyn motored up from rantford and visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Southcott over the week- nd. . Mr. Wm. C. Birney and brid,e, ho have been visiting the formers arents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Birney or a couple of. weeks left Thursday orning for their home in Winni- eg. . Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish went o St. Thomas on Thursday last to 5 -acres of hardwood bhsh; 3 miles isit their daughter-in-law, Mrs. to shipping station;" all _well fenced ohn J. Cornish, who has suffered a and drained. Price $7,000.00. Ap- roke of paralysis, and is at present ply to Wm.: J. Nairn, St..' Marys, Ont. a serious condition. It. R. No. 1. Mr. James Handford and daugh- r, Miss Annie, returned home on A' good second-hand corn binder ednesday evening of last week af- for sale at Wm. Ward's. - r spending a couple of ;weeks in oronto visiting with relatives 'and tending the Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Beer, Mrs. W. •Hern, Mr. E. Dignan and Mr. aa. Dignah motored to Norwich nday and visited with Mr. and rs. N. Hern. Mrs. Grace 11111, of editon, who has been visiting ere returned home wi'ri them. Mrs. H. Jennings and Mr. E. oyle received word of the death of err brother at Perth, West Aus- alia, as the result of 'injuries re- ved in the late war. He was unded at Gallipoli, gassed in nce and was in a prison camp in rmany. Mrs. W. D. Yeo returned on Fri - y after a three week's vacation, ving visited with relatives in heater, °,NY., and attended the Rochester Exposition. On her urn she visited a few days with v. and Mrs. A McLauchlan, • of fton, also in Napanee and•Kings- For Sale r. Wm. Davis was in Windsor r the week -end attending a re - on of the 63rd Battery war erans. A banquet was held at Prince Edward- hotel. Messrs. Wm Brown, of London; Gordon Is, of Windsor and Fred. Brima- be, of Detroit, former Exeter s, also attended. t s a B e w p f m p v� v .st in te te T at • J. Ja 6 M Cr th M th tr cei wo Fa Ge da ha Roe big "ret Re Gra ton M ove uni Vet the Wel cum boy 'lD TULIPS, NARCISSUS AND FREEZIAS BULBS' AND EXPECT HYANCINTHS NEXT WEEK. NOT10E—Why notiehave ,a reaij musician 'assist you in choosing a piano? It costs you nothing and there is such a. difference ,in pianos. Phone, *rite or call 4qn Mrs. Gam - brill,. the mu$ic teacher :with a ;most successful recdr,� and ,. the one who publishes results. Exeter, Ont 8-164f The Exeter ;'Evaporatgr "Will not Ogen this year '.on account scarcity of apples—L.., NI3S . FOR SALE—Farm, 125 acres, township of Fuilart; •;2 miles •west of Russeldale on Thames Rd., well equipped, clay'loam, land in high, state of cultivation, good bank barn and stabling, silo, hogpen, hen house driving shed, 1garage, nine. roomed brick house, modern furnish, bath, hot and cold Water. Apply Mrs.• Henry Balfour, Cromarty P. O. A • 9-23-2tc FARM FOR SALE -100 acres, 3rd con., Blanshard; hip roof barn 46 by 72; brick and frame dwelling; FOR SALE—About two acres' •of mangolds in field, sold },y the row. Apply to CIarise Snell, R. R.. 3, Exeter. 9-23-1tp '17EfGESDA.X, SEPTEMBER :; 1r IIIIIIINIINIIIIIII1I11011IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIINIII111111111111111111 II111111111 . I � I 111II II(IIIIIINIIIIIIII11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII1IlIlIIIIIIIIIIINII_, 5551.5515, MONO 0. AMINO MINIM 15101.0 moms , • MIMME • i s �0. THE MASTER, I -{AT OF CANADA Silt by' 13ilfmore Plats. Limitied,-Guelp/c, Girt Your. •tEver.one Else Does e -Are `Sh'ownig 'the New Shapes' ., - o uo gyros i�lillllllllllllllllilllllllllNllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII�lli1111111111111lillllllll!!IlIIINIIIIIIII IIIIl11111111111111111111!!lIIIIIIIIINlNr. r Have .Your Eyes Examined To -day There is nothing, to be gained by delaying that eye examine tion. There is much to by lost. Each- day that your eyes ,are under a strain makes it more diffictilt for your Optometrist to give you satis- factory glasses You will be Surprised .at the thor- oughness of our methods—and will be pleased with the 'glasses,, Call today, and learn- ,the truth a1 t TQgr.,f3r0 ohn Ward o: I a ,:.$ pgaiyro a OP'TIVte MAST, .>4?XETERr • O>!l'�'r ' •PHO 70 Furniture Bargains Our stock is ,complete and our prices are' right. Do not 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-uum Cleaner left.; at '$42.00. Vacuettes $35.00 , DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE R. N. ROWE • Funeral . Director & Embalmer Phone 20W • Night .20J, FOR SALE FOR room, ratae house ono Huron Street, ortable seven riginatessex d from stal DCalifornia, warf t the on Exeter, apply to GLADMAN & ly seed in Canada of its kind. We STANBURY, Solicitors 8-2-tf believe this is a valuable' seed for the i country. We advise farmers who FOR SALE—Happy Thought steel are- interested to get in their order range with tiled high back and before it is too late. warming closet, large oven and res- 1 Apply to J. W. Anderson, Centra- ervoir; four -burner coal -oil stove; ; lin,. or F. Taylor, Exeter. Ladies' Bicycle. Apply at Times -Ad- ' vocate. • LOST—On the fair grounds on Wednesday a grey squirrel choker: Finder rewarded by ret i t Times -Advocate. 1'60 acres of laird, for. quick sale,. extra good buildings, well fenced:. close to town, good locality. Also two -grass farms. Apply to D, Lip urn ng o pert, Dashwood, Ont. Mr. Thos. Nelson, ofOwen Soutid was here over the week -end and moved his wife and four children, together with their household of fees to that city. On Friday even- ing previous to their departure 'a numb er of neighbors hb or g s an d friends presented Mrs. Nelson with a hand- some retiring Chair and tray. The best wishes' of many friends will ac-, company them to their new home. Mrs. W. H. °'Wo `d,.:,�dfTY,Satita•i Bar- bara, •Cal., in renewtfg her subscrip fion , to the. Times -Advocate says that they'still look for the paper with pleasure. Mrs. Ben. Balkwill and daughter .Gladys; of Winnipeg, Man., who have. been visiting friends in California,: including her sister- in-law, Mrs.' Wood, have left for ,.,home returning by way of. British bra„ They Wei°e highly pleas- ith California, .especially Santa ara. Quebec Heater, nearif new Baseburner, with oven, cheap . Steel tired buggy, almost -new Several fine homes in Exeter I Large square new Linoleum 6 dining room chairs, bed and , springs. Inquire at POWELL'S BAZAAR, PHONE 55 FOR SALE—Several farms at reasonable prices, good buildings, easy terms to responsible parties. Apply' • to James W. Watson, R. R. 1, Kiritton, Ont., phone Kirkton 54-2. Mr. Garnet W. Miners, of Usborne made a great sweep at the Western Fair, London, with his Yorkshire hogs. He carried off the prizes for ran. g d champion boar and also for senior champion boar; -first for boar 2 Years and over; second and third for boar 1 year and under 2; second for boar, 6 mnenths and under 1 year; first for bear under 6 mons.; second ,for sow '2 years- and over' third for sow 1 year and ,[fader 2; Second for sow 6 months .and; under 1 year; second for four pigs under 6 months get of one boar; seeon.d for fear pigs offspring of one sow; second and third for boarand two sows over 1 year; second for boar and two sows under 1 year. Doug- , las & Sons, of, Mitchell, carried off many prizes in the TalnWortirs, in-. clticlin ; sift championships,• •- 459.55,55 FOR SALE OR RENT The Following Properties Brick Store on Main St., 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 far in the Carnduff, Fillmore, Plenty and F'ro- besher districts. For price and terms on above seep ROBERT E. PICKARD, John Street EXETER. -'' Agent for Great West Life 4.s'ce Co. B. 'M. PRAstirIS-` Agent for CA NADAl L FE ASSURA.NC1El COl1 t',A1\i'Y Picone 104, Exeter ERNES'.}' ELLIOT - Conveyancer, , . Investments :Inpurance Office one door south Times,. Office J W� CTpuldin t r .`.. s:' T. "C. M. Organist aril (fioirmaster James'- ' • IIriited Church Instrucation ,in• Plano • Waal '" Organ Theory Superiii6i al Muiire in Schools Cohcer'G dial eleePit' 4,gepvtod Stud ba, Main :St. oh 57, Phpne 192 "eta " 'E Xlt'TDR's;'ONT, FRANI , TAYLOR LiCE17SED AUCTIONEER for - Huron and Middlesex FARM SALES A SPECIALTY Prices reasonable. ,and satisfaction ;.. guaranteed EXETER P..0. -or RING 166 JAMES W. WATSON /licensed Auctioneer Sales . conducted,, in any locality. Farm Stock,. sales a specialty. SatL- lactioa guaranteed. . Chargee mod erate. Orders left it this office will be promptly attended to. R.R. No 1, Kirktea. Phone >eirktoa 14r2.w CARLING & MORLEY -- Barristers, Solicitors; Etc. - LOANS, INVESTMENTS, "IN- SURANCE ' ' Office: Carling Block, Main' Street Exeter; Ont. - GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers , Solicitors &e. Money to Loan', Inveetuteate. Mutt Insurance. •. Safe-deposit Vault for nee of egg Clients without charge. Exeter London , Hem Dr. G. S. Atkinsop, L.D.S4,D.D.16 DENTAL SURGEON ' Late Listrict Dental Offiesli Military District, Number One. Leek don, Ont. Office Phone *4W Residence Phone Phone 84J Main Street, Exeter,' 'Oat' Office Closed Every Wednesday Dr. G. F. Roulaton. L.D.S..D.D.S office. DENTIST Office over L R. Carling's' Lalli* Extractions Under Oxygen Gss. U. o. FI.ETCHER Graduate of Faculty of Medicine, University.of Western Ontario, Mem- ber atthe College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; Member of the British Medical Council. • Phone 6—(The office of the late Dr. H. K. Hyndman) Safety Razor Blades Sharpened (any make SINGLE EDGE • . ............... Se DOUBLE EDGE 40 Perfect Edge Guaranteed W. S. SCOLE, Druggist -Sylvester B. Taylor Jeweller, Exeter Fitton's Old Stand WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING GUARANTEED • FIRE INSURANCE PROTECT YOURSEJ p AGAINST LOSS B]t' FIRE, w.mir 13. J. CHRISITIE OFFICE: North of -Elliott and Johns . J. L. LI' WIs • BUILDING and CONTRACTING " Hou111e4 and Barns EST MATES AND SUGGESTIONS GLADLY .FURNISHED Phone 152w john„sf, Eant, Exeter; LOOK! . \_bbE., 1922' FORD xoURING WITH STARTER FbR. SALE Good Running Shape FIRST $125 'TAKES IT H. H►agshaw Dr. A. R. Kinsfiian. DENTIST Honor Graduate of Toronto unfv city. • — Office over Gladman & Stanhvar it office, Main Street, Exeter. DR, HARRY J. BROWNINGM.D.C.M., Toronto - 'L.R.C.P. & S. Edinburg L.F.P.&S. Glasgow Physician & Surgeon Office over Browning'ei Drug iltoit Phones Residence 30 Oiflss,:d DR. W. E. WEEDS - Physician and Surgeon Late Chief Interne Vancouver t' General al Hospital 1 CORONER FOR HURON CtlivI e Office removed to the former • garage building corner of Main' Ann St. 'sad Office hours 2 to 6 and 7 to Phone: Office 67W, Residenee I!i' DR.. E. S."STEINERk° VETERINARY SURGEON Glraduate of the Ontario VeteHasegColle' DAY .AND NIGHT CALLS P LY ATTENDED TO RO1ilT4 Office, old Ford Garage Build ig Corners of, Main and Ann Street. Telephones: Office 158w, House• 1141, EXETER, ONT. . Dry A. B. Gihson, VET ER IN ARY SURGEON Office and residence, Main St. South Second house from end of pave- ment East side of the road. A11 calls promptly attended to ACCUmmodation for treatnient; • of animals Phone 99 ;Exeter, Ont.' ARTIIIIR WE$E racusSE1) AucTroivsER h'or Huron County FARM SALES A SPECIALTY 8 Years Experience. Prices Reese** able, Satfstaction Guaranteed or no Charge. Phone' 5740 ,Daahwatail . R. R. A; Nifl VOW . Ont