HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-1-13, Page 14SEASONABLE GOODS AT
.E PRICES
LADIES' r'UR, S
Xmas is over and we have some the Furs left that it well pav you
t r see. We h•tve still a, tine µssortn nt of Ruffa and Muffs andare offering
them at very low prices, i1Xuti'd at $4 00 and $4,50,
MILLINERY.
. All of the trimmed hats in our Millinery room have to be sold., t.'o
clear them w e are offering them at the loge price $1.50.
NEW PRINTS.
About 50 patterns of good washing prints, and splendid shades.
We are offering them all at the old price.' At per yard 10c,
FANCY WooL PLAID
The best thing we know of for blankets for horses and for lining
robes. 1.4 is all w ooi '72 inches wide. Very special at per yard $1 50,
GREY SHEETING
Union Grey Sheeting is a material that is very bard to procure
these days, We have a limited supply, 72 inches wide.. Extra value at per
yard $1:00.
MEN'S oVERC.oATS
Save money by buying an Overcoat this month. We have some
excellent values in Blacks and Fancy Tweeds. Come in and see what we
can show you at $10.00.
LINED SMOCKS
Made fromgood weight Black denim, lined with warm flannel-
lette. made, good and roomy. Ail sizes $1.50.
FUR COLLARED COATS roll, MEN
At prices that will suit your pocket book, Beautiful Fur Collars.
OJat islined with Curl lining, interlined with Rubber. A very warm coat
foe $10.50.
WARM CAPS FOR MEN
Any • man who finds it hard to get a farge cap
will get what he wants in this store. We carry extra large sizes at pop-
ular prices, 75e 1.00 and 125
WARM UNDERWEAR FOR MEN
Penmans Fleeced lined Shirts and drawers each....-.... . ... . . ....50e
Penmans Fleeced lined heavy weight " " '•
75o
Stanfields wool shirt and drawers 1.15
" all wool heavy weight shirts and drawers. 1.65
WARM FOOTWEAR " FOR THE
COLD WEATHER
FOR. WoMEN
Cloth Rubbers, Wool Lined, per pair
Cozy Slippers, all sizes
Felt Foxed Gaiters per pair
Felt Foxed Laced. Shoes
Ladies Overshoes ..
$L00
1,00 and 1.25
1.50
1.50
225
FoR MEN
Heavy Rubbers all sizes per pair..
Heavy Socks per pair
One Buckle O versht=es pr r fl
Men's Leather Leggings
2.50
75c anti, 100
1,75
1.75
Men's Long Leather Boots, Fete ilened,....,.... ......... ............ :......_. 4.25
J. A. STEWART
TN. EXETER TIM::
Market. Report—The following is
the retort of the klietee market
corrected up to 7anuary 12th:
Wheat 85 to $1.Q5
Iie.rle *,,4 ...to. 50.
Oats 380
3o:okwheat 70o,
Bees $1,00
E¢xntily. Flour" $3,20.
Luw Grade flour $1,65.
Bran $25. per, tt M
Shorts $28 per ton
Bartter 28 to 800.i
Creamery butte,r85o
Eggs, strictly fresh, 30 to 38.
24
O taken ¢alive 10, dressed 12e.
Q1d. hens, olive 8, dressed loo.
Old 'Boosters, olive 0c: dressed 8o
Ducks alive 11O dressed ,15o
Geese, alive 11; dressed 14
Tari:eys, 'alive 20; dressed, 24
Old'limns., alive 17; dressed..20.
Pottto:s $1..75
:Hogs $0,00 t "
5
The Young Zi u's, class of James St,
Sunday'scheol are preparing fer rtl►eir
manual banquet to be held sometime
in the near ifutuxre•f4
GALLED TO BEDSIDE
Mas. Or, A, Wambold. was exited 'to
xluron last Saturday owing ito the
serious illness of her sister, AIM, Geo.
Lester, who passed 'wetly on Sunday.
LADIES TO WAVE ORARGE
Next Sabbath will be Ladies' Aid
Day in connection with Mehr ,Street
church, The ladies will take the choir
work end officiate as ushers and col
lectors., Special eolleotionswill be
taken in raid; of the aso'ciety and appro-
priate sermons Will be preached by
the pastor,
QUARTERLY TEA
The Women's 11lissionary Society of
Caren Presbyterian church, held. their
quarterly tea .on Tuesdayafternoon.
airs. A. Ford and I ars. ir. J Wick
wire of the JWtin street ,society, gave
two fine .addresses,. After the pro,
gram lunch was served and a sociable
time enjoyed„
RECEPTION SERVICE
Following a very profitable week .of
Brayer in the Main street 'Methodist
okureh a reception service was held
iaet Sabbath morning when thirty
.nett'reutboi's united. with the -church,
At Bethany appointment in the af-
tereoen ten were received into :neem-
bersh.p.
)0Ng APPRECIATED.
V. ord was received last week from
Lent 1 lumpier, Shorncliffe, . Eng,
tL•..nking Mrs. P. Bawden; Mrs. Wm.
B•:tirdin, : nd Mrs, McEvoy •for their
ge t.eines . contributions ofmagazines
and books. Miss Plummer says books
are very much appreciated by the
soldiers; .
PUTS TONGUE TO I'RO'N POST
Reg. the little son ol'. Councillor B.
W. F. Beavers, met with n very in-
fortunate and painful accident 'last
week. On a 'cold ;frosty day he stuck
his lips and tongue to an iron post
near' his father's store, dIe war
held there until water 'could be got
to free him, Part of the skin was torn
off and the Tittle fellow suifered quite
considerably.
gUSBAND AND BROTHER
IN FRANCE
Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn, of Calgary,:who is
residing with' her parents, Rev and
Mrs. Martin, of London; 5s visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Dr Gunn
is with the Army Medical :Corpse in
France., Mrs.. Gunn's brother Beattie
an Exeter aid Boy, ]also . tvith . the
Army Medical. Corpse, andst present
a..regimentat e'.ector in thee trenches
writes Lona. Its dug ,out "Never dr.y.'
and neve_ warm, but this.•is the life,'
HIGHER AUTO • FEES..
The Jct, . i a ale of 'a'axtomobile
motor truck licences went into et-.
fent on Jan. ist, according to Hon.
J: W. 'Jiannb., For ail cars of 25
horsepower end ;under, $10. This us
an increase from $6 A $5 increace
puts caairs of the next class, up to
35 'horse (power, at •$15; these of the
third. class up to 50 horse.power
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• LOCAL ••
Mrs. John Bell is on the sink list.
Mrs. D. 'Johns is under rthe doctor's
caret -
Little Gree !Christie is suffering
with lagrippe.r
:Will Manson is learning the drug
business with 11rr. W. S. Cole,
Ajss, N. J. Dore very pleasantly en-
tertafned last Friday evening.
Mr, Anguish, of Lambeth, is,visiting
his daughter, Mrs. F. Sanderson,
2tr. Rd, Seldon, of Ingersoll, visit -
ted his son R. G. in town last week.
.Mrs. Putnan, of South 'Dakota, is
visiting her uncle, ilia•,. F. .Blatchford,
Mr. J. Markham has taken a posi-
tion as 'presser at the Jackson fax.
tory:
Mr. Daniel Webster of .Forest
visiting with ]kir. and, Mrs. JCh'as. Day -
man,
Mr. Amiel Willert is learning the
hardware business with W. J. Ilea
-
man
Mrs. 31o`utray, of Detroit, Ls in town
owing to the death of her brother,
William Pletcher.'.
'A reception service will be held in
James. street Methodist church next
Sabbath morning.,
A military' euchre will be held in
the Town Hall next Friday evening
in aid of ]the patriotic fund.
11Sr, and Mrs. Jas. Sweet entertained
a number of friends Tuesday evening
in honor of their daughter Oars,
Miss Gladys Bissett entertained on
Tuesday evening in honor of her aunt
Arrs. (Dr) Rollaway of Peterboro.
lata. and Mrs. I. Andrews and lit-
tle da•ughierofSwift (Current, Sask.
are 'visiting relatives and friends in
this vicinity:`
11Ir.F. Boyle has secured the .'agency
for the !Grey Dort auto and. expects
a new ;car here next month. for dem-
onstration purposes.
Miss IOeliglst Robbs,. of Toronto
spent the _week end with hoer sister,
ANNUAL DTl! v0'1 Ndt1.
The "'oath :Annual .Meeting of the
Raton Weather Insurance Mutual
Company wink be held in the
Tawxtship hail, Zuxiefi, on Wednesday
January 26th, 1910, et 143Q p,
to receive and diispose of the: 'in
aneial Statement and Auditors' re-
port. to elect, ,directors and auditors.
and transact•euoh other business as
may be considered for the welfare of
the company
P.. FQTIIL^.f`fi ;NGB;AM, 'Ares,
A. G. SMILLIE, Seoy,
MEETING. 0PC3 QTX1N>i'!ILflvoixa,ON COdtfl TY1
The council of the corperotion of
the ,County Baron will meet in the
eounoil chamber, in the • Town of.
Godertele on Tuesday the 25th.. inst.,.
at the polar` of 3 o'clock; All accounts
for settlement mustbe placed with
the clerk before tbi4 date,
Dated Jan, 10th, 1915,
gr. Lane.. Clerk.
SOUTH l-IURON FARMERS IN -
STITUTE MEETINGS.
The Regular Meetings of the South
Huron Farmers Institute will be held
at BRUCEFIELD,. Jan, 20, 'L p.xn.
VARNA, Jan. 20, at 7,30 p.m,
EXETER Jan 21, at 2 and 7,30 p,nm.
Tc be addressed by J. 0. Duke,
Ru sen; Robt. Murphy, Allison ; and
Dr. Mary McKenzie Smith, Graven-
hurst
The SUBJECTS to be discussed are
'tMa.n`.aining the Fertility of the Soil'
"Data.' 'Purpose Cattle"; '`The Choice
of Occupation"; "Business End of
Farnmkag" "Some of the Needs of
COnta+ric Agriculture"; Etc_
At afternoon meetings Dr. \Lary
McKenzie, Smith will address the lad-
ies only Subject selected,
ALEX. BUCHANAN, Pies.
A. H. DOUPE, Secretary
Ar, JAN.i
'zis
ne FId
The purchase price of tbbsfamous
1881 Rogers ers l Plate
For Q'uiek Sale—One Jersey Cow;
thoroughbred prize a"inner; Price $60.
Apply to R, B. Quanee, Gidley Street
Exeter.
NOTICE—All Library hooks etre to be
returned to the Library by the 15th
of Jan. 1916. By aider of the oonrd.
W.. D. Weekes, +ch,airman.
Someone is going to get the ✓hand-
some piano that is now on. exhibition
in Mr., J. Beverley's window absol
utely :free: See adv. on: page !four.
400 Tons of Fine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50per
ton; 50o. per bag.—Exeter Salt ;Works
Co,, Ltd., J. Sutton,. Manager.
Remember' that three thousand
votes are given with a -year's sub-
scription to the Exeter Times. It is
not too late toeget "started.¢' 'Conte-
tants are, known by number only.
E give coupons with every Y5c. pur-
chase of all the high grade guaran-
teed products made by . the United
Drug Company. We: are willing to lose
money on the Silverware to get you ac-
Coainted with these goods, which are stain
viand in their. line.
"Renal Remedies"
Liggett's Candies, Perft{✓nes, Toilet Articles,
Bnashee. Sta.tionery, Rubber Goods, and
hundreds of other items, household prepares
tions, etc, You cannot afford not to se-
cure this popular silverware, when you can
get it our half bought. plan. As to ex-
ample, this teaspoon that sells for :5c. you
can get for Ioc. with coupons.
615614
TWO C coons will be given
with every 25c Purchase of Rexall Products
ONECol� of n with every 25c Purchase of any
other article in out store
Ask for coupons Btu Your 1881 Rogers' Al Plate
and
at -half mice at
COLE'S DRUG STORE
01400 Stark Resistore,il . 1.
COLLINGWOOD, ONT. _-•
The Harmless but Eft/ -
cent remedy for Headache
Neuralgia,Anaeonia,Slesp-
lcssness, Nervous Ex-
haustion, &c,
60C AT ALL DRUGGISTS, or by mail Broad.
GEORGIAN MFG. CO„
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