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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1915-5-27, Page 81 T. Habit of Reading Advertisements NEWSPAPERS would be much less enjoyable, instructive and valuable than they are if they contained no, advertisements. Many persons read the advertisements quite aS' thoroughly as.they read the news matter. This is just as it should be. The more advertising, the more buying. The more buying, the great- er the consumption of ,the goods or service advertised, More business would be done by the merchants of Exeter and vicinity if they advertised more, and if more of them advertised.. Much business goes to the big city imainorder houses be- cause they advertise. These houses would cease to draw business from this community if they ceased to ad- vertise. To the Merchants of Exeter and Vicinity Advertise more, and more of you advertise, and the big city mail-order houses will get less and less business from this community and you will get more, Advertisement Reading is Worth While TIflE EXETER. rillitbs ' 042 ,01 - - -------enee.- .---"----_—_. neenenne ,a, ------,-e-- ....----— ZZ2. .. -.... RESOLVED THAT WELL MAKE. A HIT WITH You -WHEN YoU SEE OU SToCK or GOOD 4001:05. WE SELECTED THEM FOR. you THEYARE Heim AT A FAR. PIZI4E AND' WE STAND DACE OF- g.ro-t“, 71-1CM . EVERYBODY LIKES A CERTAIN AMoUNT. oF APPLAUSE AND APPRECIATIoN ,SHoWN THEM WHEN THEY KNOW THEY HAVE DONE A GooD THING. WE ARE ALWAYS TRYING To MAKE A HIT WITH THE PEoPLE IN oUR. CoM.MUNITY BY HAVING A NEW, FRESH SToCK, AND BY BEINC ABLE To GIVE CUSTOMERS OU,S'T WHAT THEY WANT, AND BY MAKING GooD, HONEST PRICES So THAT EVERYONE W1 -{o BUYS FROM US WILL 60 AWAY ,SATISFIED. WE CAN Do No BETTER ADVERTISING THAN To PLEASE OUR CUSToMERS AND GET THEIR, CoNFIDENCE AND 600D WILL. MILLINERY If it is a New Hat you want our show room is full of new models. We will be glad to show you the new styles. Don't leave it too late. SUITS FOR MEN .AND YOUNG MEN Nne are sure you will like the natty suits that we are showing for young as well as the more conservative styles we are showing for men. Prices that are eight, NEW PUMPS AND SLIDES We have the newest summer pumps and shoes. They are here ready for your inspection. KAYSER GLOVES Silk Gloves of this famous make are to be had in short, medium and long length in black and white, Every pair is guaranteed. CURTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS • We have pretty and serviceable lace curtains at 50c, 75c and $1 and upwards, as well as neat curtain nets at 25c, 35c, and 50c per yard. HOLEPROOFHOSIERY Try wearing them this Spring. Six pairs are guaranteed to wear six inonths without holes or new ones are furnished free of charge. CREX RUGS For porches and verandahs. Save a lot of work for your verandah this season. B. & I, CORSETS We have a style for every figure at, different prices. A. new shipment of the latest models have just been placed ro stock. LINOLEUMS In neat floral and tile designs in 2, 3 and 4 yd widths. Don't put down the old carpet when a new sanitary covering can be had at such a reasonable price. BEAUTIFUL SEAMLESS SQUARES We are indeed lucky to have such an assortment of beautiful seamless squares. If we had to buy them to -day we would have to pay a big ad- vance on them. They were bought early. We can save you money. WALL PAPERS A few dollars spent in new wall paper will work wonders to the ap- pearance of your home. Pretty designs for any room at 5, 10, 15, 25c roll, KOLORFAST MATTING If you have not seen it, call in, colors of blue, green and brown in neat patterns. Guaranteed fast colors and not affected by water. 50 L ecd. NEW LAID EGGS — 19c CASH; 20c TRADE J. A. STEWART PH ONE 16' Market Repert—The following is the repert of the Exeter market corrected up to Ma s !gOth, Wheat $1.40, Oats 50o Bailee 6fie Buckwheat 70e Peas $1.50 . . Viper $4,00 Low Grade Flour $2.0 Bran $28'.00 per ton • » Shorts $30.00 per ton Sugar Beet 'pulp $27,00 per ton, Butter 22 to et, Oteamery butter 33e Eggs 20 and, 21 cents., Potatoes 30e to e5c. Hogs $9.25 ........................... . • . . • LOCAL 4 4 4444044 ••••••• THUIISDAY, MAT. 27W, Verandah for Sale Good Verandah with porch for sale Apply to el', T. Wood. NOTICE Have sour •colts vaccinated against (oint ill, rheumatism 4And scrofula within forte -eigh t hours after birth, Free of ehaege. Drs. Sweet & Reid, Veterinary Surgeon, nxeter, Ont. Phone 8., . . . Court of Revision .VILLAGE OF EXETER . The first sitting of thenCourt, of nee vision: for the bearieg 'or appealag ainst the 'assessment roll of the Vil- lage oe Exener, for the year 1915, will be held in the Gottheil chamber on Frie day, June 11th, 1915 at eight o'clock in. the evening. An persons having Visitors in Town s take notice and govern tlaemselves ee- business at the said Court will please cordi ugly. T. B. DARLING, Clerk. "Amon., those who ppent the hone day in Eown were Mr, Oscar Anderson at /ale home here». Mr. W. McAlister, of Sarnia, with tritends. Miss Hall, of Brantford, with Mrs. Amos. Mr. Stanley Fisher, of London. with friends. Mr. 'W. Thompson, of Landon, with friends. Mr. W. Amos, ,Of London, at his home here. Mr. Leonard Bolton, of Stratford. with friends. Miss Tillie Yaeger, of St. Maryt at her home here. !», •N•• - en?•"noe, 4144 111.411W` 111 A I ,A;2011 er 7." ify•V 44MADE IN CANADA" Ford Touring Car ete.• '.•• Price .$590 Your neighbor drives a Ford—why don't you? We are selling more Fords in Canada this year than ever before—because Cana- dians demand the best in motor car service at the lowest possible cost, The "Made in Canada" Ford is a necessity—not a luxury Runabout $540; TOW n Car price on application. All Ford cars are fully equipped, iticluding elect - vie headlights. No cars sold unequipped. Buyers of Ford eats will share in one profits if we sell , .10.000 cars between August 1, 1914 and August 1, 1015. Mi.10 Sne:l, Dealer, EXETER, • ""74 1 41,1 igy7.4kmorw....-- rd T H 1; S A. I (' DOME THEATRE, two nights on- ly, Madame arah Bernhardt in her famous play "L. Tosee." Dote% fail to eee this wonderful woman in mo- tion pictures. Alec) the "Fangs of Hate" dement and the iltzU4,1 comedy-. Regular adinisSion only 10e, nnrivete Elmer Harness, or London, with his mother. Miss Muriel Evans, of Ailsa Craig, with Mrs. S. Quance. Messrs Garnet and joe Craig, • ot London, with relatives. Bir. A. Marchand, of Berlin, with h:s daughters in town. Mr. Wm. Davey and family, of Tor- onto, visited» with friends. Mr. end Mrs. Luther /amend, of Brantford, with relatives. Mr. Hy. Hooper and daughter Ruth, of London, at their home here. - Mrs. It. J. Ea.crett, be Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs. M: Eacrett. Frank Johns, of Toronto, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Johns. Mr. H. 'Ink -e, of Parkhill, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fake.. Dr. Sanan Thomas and wife, of Lon- don. with Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lewis an& fame ile at the home or 51r. Jas. Sweet. Mr. and Mrs. W. Re Garner, of Lon- don, With Mr. and Mrs. E. Treble. flies. Vera Rowe, of Toronto. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R N. Itostn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt, of Len - don. with. Mr. and Mese I. •Armstrong. Mr. hack »Walker, of Drayton, With h:s parehts„.Mr. and Mrs. "Wen, Wan ker•.,. Mr: arid Mrs. C. Livingstone, or -tdtdietet, with 'Mr. and, Mr. 3. Hawk- StEinn On Monday evening, June 7th, a, Pi- ano Recited will be given in the Exeter Opera House by pupils of Miss Gladys Bissett, A. Mus. ev , U., assisted by Miss Shaw, soprano pupil of Mr. Meek, late of Grand. Opera, and Miss Newberry, reader, post -graduate Em- erson School of Oratory, Boston, Mass. Admission 25e. hlr. and Mrs. Sam Bagshaw with the former'e brother. Mr. 'Wm. Bag- shaw. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Hoskins, of Brantford, with Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Snell. Miss Baby Treble, of Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Treble. Miss Vera Muxworthe, of St. Thom- as. with her parents, at the. Main St parsonage. Mr. Garvey Acheson, of London! and lady friend !from St. Thomas at the Central Hotel. Mr. Earl Spackman and little neioe Sean, of Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. Spackman. Misses. Mary and Berth'a .Mack. of Toronto, with their parents, Mr. and 51rs. D. Mack. Mr. Geo. Griffiths, of Toronto, with hers. Griffithe at the home of Mr. Jas. /landlord. Mrs. Wm. Goodison, and children, of Sarnia, with the farmer's mother, Mrs. D. Johns'', Mr. and Mrs. J. Inwood and; little daughter. of 'London, with Mr. erred Mrs. S. Sanders. Misses Olive and Ruby Wood, of London, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Wood. Dr. L. Follicle, wife and family, of St. Marys with the tfornaeres moth -1 er. Mrs. E. Folliek. Mr. and Mrs. Th; Roweliffe and daughter, Miss Elva, of Granton, with relatives and friends. Miss Matthews and Me _ler' Harr, Dee of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. 54 Fitton. Mr. Gordon Hooper, of Toronto, with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. A. Hooper of the Lake Road. Mr. Harold Snell, of London, .and Miss Iessel, of Kincardine, at the home of Mr. Albert Ford. Mrs. Fred Mills and two children, of Windsor with the former''mother, Kre. John iCookson, Exeter North. Mr. Earle Brickwood, at Niagara Fallen and Mien E. Fitchett, of; Thed- ford. with Mr. and Mrs,. DAIricarwood, Mis.s Ethel Bisseet, of Seaforth, and Ms e Hamden, of. Clinton, with' the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ins - sett. Mr. and Mrs. Wm4 Moir and Mise Anna, of Hensel', and Mrs. Alexander of the houndar5 spent the holiday: at Mr. Thos. Kerotele's, Mr. and Airs. Fred Redmond ;and daughter, Nina, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Tapson motored over from Flint, Mich., and visited ,with Mr. once Mrs. Thos. El tett. Visitors out of Town Among those who spent 41,ax oni of toWn, were Mims. Lewis • in London. Art rlomphell-in Detroit,: tis hot-. Mr. Silas Reed in Lonelon. Miss leendhaea in London. Mr. J. Peart in London. Miss Shearer in Detroit. Mrs. Wickwire in Windsor. Mies Hamilton in St. Mare's, Mrs. Downie in St. Thomas. Mrs. E. Heideman in Clinton. Mrs. John Braund in' London. Mr. Geo. Anderson in Londonne ItIr. Howcliffe in London. Miss Jennie Murray in London. .Douglas Stewart in Toronto. Mr: and Mrs. aos. Sutton .in London. Mr. land Mrs. -Teepee Gillies in Lon- don. . • .. Mr. Chas. Morton; ire!: Ins home in Illetift • • ‘Mr.. G. L Burdette at his home in Detroit. .» • Mr. »W. 0, Fritz at lois home Guelph'. • Mr. and Airs.,-F.Dank Mallett, or.i, in London. Mr. P. fFraynenwith Ins son. Ruesel. near Brantford. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.. S. M. Sanders at. Woodstock. . Mrs, :Fisher and daughter Emma in London. Mrs. Jas. ;Sweet with relatives in Clinton. n' '- Miss McGovern with relatively at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. F., 'Delbridge ,motor- ed. to Hamilton. Mr. 'W. May and. Mr and Mrs. Fred May in Mitchell. Ms. J. R. Hind 1,444 In London, this week on busiinesis Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLeod with' rel- atives in -Bieldulph. Mr. and Mrs. Ed„ Willis with rel- atives in McGillfitvray. Mrs. E. Rowelifee and daughter Verde. with relatives in London. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis with their daughter in Ingersoll. Miss- May -Wood with Mr. and, Mrs G A. Young, of London,' Mrs. Fowell and Master Tedde .Tam• an, were in Landon. on Saturday. Mrs. M. Sheerer YI'crs.. F. Boyle and son Clarence, with relatives in Brant- ford. Mr. and. Mrs. 13, W. In Heavers and children with Mr. 13eaveen" mother at Berryland. iit f eXteetneet 0.0•00. • We Can Give You a• to • • • SCIENTIFIC • EXAMINATION • • o • With the Latest Improved • Methods of Eyesight testing ; • # w e examine by the best • — , known method "looking into • • the eye," and can guarantee • • satisfaction, We .are not • •• • here to -day and away to- • ; morrow but can look after ; your optic needs, such as re-, • placing broken tense, straigh- • tening frames and many in- • • cidentals that belong to an • o • • Optician's trade, Our pries • • e are right and goods the best. • • See our new rimless mounts 41 and chains. Ask to see our 44 new Autographic ICodakS, • • 20040...••••••••••••••••••• 4 W. HOWEV Itt*th-ti B,it , t Chemist and Optician Ji. ', 1 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tallIMINE=11•111111•11•11=1111. Genuine D. L. & W. Scranton Coal KESTLE, ROWE & WOOD PHONE 4o Exeter, Ontario AGENTS for British American Oil Co. HOUSEOLEAMNG TIME MAKEHousecleaning Easy by buying a Domestic Vacatun Cleaner from us. It will» clean your Rugs and Carpets better than beating them and with nuch leas labor. Then get crottle of Sunny Polish to clean your furniture, and if yon see you need any new furniture, we have a big stock to choose from. R. N. ROWE Embalmer & Funeral Director PHONE 20a HotreE AND LOT FOR SALE property of Wm. iBalkwill, Sr., Huron St.. one store frame house; good cellar ; hard tand soft' water; one Quarter acre of lend; good» stable and carpenter, John street. 5-13,tf MEETING OE THE HURON COUNTY 'COUNCIL The council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will/ meet in the council chamber. in the 'AVM* of Gode- rich, on Tuesday, the first ot June, next, at the hour of three o'clock. All accounts requiring settlement must be placed with the clerk beforel this date. W. LANE, Clerk, Dated at Goderich, tBlay 17th, 1915. BRICK • HOUSE AND THREE LOTS FOR SALE The residence of the late Simon Campbell on William street. consist - mg of a seven room 1 1-2 storey- brick house ; furnace. hard and soft water stable and drive house; Some choice fruit trees ; To inspect the property oall at 3. Scott's Sr., For terms •and particulars apply to Thomas Cameron, B. 3.1. 'Noe L, Kirkton, or phone on Ilyndman's line. 5,20,tf, MISS J. J. ALLAN. ByeSight spec- iialist will be at the Central Hotel. Saturdae. May 29th, one day. • »WAN'IED—Girl, or middle ' aged woman, plain cooking and to help 115 general housework, No outside work. Good home. Apple with particulars to J. M. Ross '&TP0,, Lucan, Oen SEED .POTATOES Selected Empire State and Rural No. 2's, true to name ; els° other var- ieties in large, or small euantitiee., 8, J Llogartlz, Exeter, tot 13., eon. 3 St ephen, Phone, Children Cry FoR -PLETCHER'S CASORIA ".14111121111..1 Field. Seeds for Sale! We have a carefully selected stook of Field ee ds for Sale, and offer them at Very Close Prices. Our stock CO»R is of the Best Known Varieties and Germination guar- anteed. We have th 3 following: Improved Early Butler; Improved Dailey; White Cap; 'Early Leeming; Mammoth; Early Cuban; Wisconsin No. 7; Longfellow Flint; King Phillip Root Seeds In Roo t eeds wehave the large selection:— littngol; Trari!ip;' 'agar Beet; Carrot; Etc.. Also Seed Beans, Nina Sorghum, Timothy and Clover, can ;and inspect our stock—itwill pay you! ..- 1 Zwicker GENERAL MERCHANT Creditort, Ontario AUTO For Hire Government Chauffeur No. 2724 Family or Pleasure Dricing '• a Specialty PHONE 80, EXET$R watzgaminismasimmessmssme POWELL'S BIG VARIETY STORE PHONE 55 New. Goods Arrived This Week SPECIAL MAY SA.LE WILL FEATURE 10 15 and 25e are the Special prices. Fireworks, Crackers, Toy Cannons; Rockets; Siege Games. All prices from 1.0 up. SATURDAY Chocolates (4.0c) 29e lb Wearable Surprises 10, 15, 25c. China,ware, Graniteware bargains, POWELL'S . THE LIVB BARGAIN STORE" Western University, London. Another Great Advance Income Doubled —Now ;75,000 Another large addition to Faculty and Epuipment in Arts and Medicine Greatly Increased Enrollment in View. Write for particulars to • E. E. Braithwaite, M.A.„1",h.Dt President. 44A' Man's !Ability is thin Passport' Frank Weaver •Pr.ofessor a° Music, London, Ont. Teacher of Organ 'and all branched • of Piano Playing ; Voice Culture at Artistic Singing a Specialty. 16 yearn practical experience. For Terms apply at S. Martin ed Son's Music Store ee, NOTICE To the Farmers and Horeebreederne Free Vaccination 'against Rheum- atiene or' joint ills, 1? 3ou will motile us ,within forty- eight hours after your colt is born» we4 will ,vaccinate it as a preventative a -r gainst rheumatis,. Free of Charge. DR. !CHAS. JOSE 'AND SON Veterinary surgeon KlEtInTON, Ont. bone 20E F. W. HODGSON , , Carpenter and Builder Plans furraish,ed ; Estimates given free( en all classes ot' buildings. 3-18-tif PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auc- tioneer. Sales conducted in any fo-c Terns moderate Orders left. at Times office will be promptly_ at- tended to. Phone ,116, Kirkton„. Ad - (Leese Kirkton HOUSE FOR SALE 1 • touee and threeel'uorters of ant t acre of land •on Sinaeoe eLeet, Good. Well. A,p,oly to Davia Gillis.