HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1918-1-2, Page 8PaIone i 6,
A. STEWART
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e wish our many friends
customerand
and
osperous New Yea
adzesCtotii C
We are clearing all ourMisses & Ladies Coats at prices
that will pay you, to buy, providing you need a good
r1 I Coat. The cloths ate good and the styles are what
being worn this season.
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led,`
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Aindere
'ea Coats
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correc
t Report -The
cart of the Ex
d up December '6
al
Wheat 2.10,
Oats 7;e.
Barley 5L00 to 1.15
Family flour 5.70.
Low grade 3.25.
p
Shorts 44,00
Brant 38.00 a,
I' Creamery lxitier 48c.
Dairy butter 42v to 44e.
Eggs„ new /aidd aQa 2nd classass 35o.
Fotazkocs 51.60 to 81,85 a bag
Ia, C s 112o {z to 22e.
ie a _e `Cs 3 i
25
°Tiaxkevs ., and 30c,
c
liens 4 1%ts� up1 mo Inc, Plum
chicks 18 and 18e•
Bogs 17.25.
THE EXETER, . TIME
arks
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d 1r'tug -the past wet
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I ` ezeas,
\ens' rs ro
in to}vn,
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�11i�a {lades Ilcd_ d
iced ith her sisters
th.> holidays,
e dl 3':Isks Ednaa Davis
isa O
dOitvisit=
J[, E Gardiner
ore.
ANTED
Turnips
Col
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edCoats
eftte
anklets
iti'iil �x+Ivrano
s?=rart . \1'e
14r' e, raedinm
a t ; o =xlsl�ly
'c.
1o
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' Sheep -feed
Coatc
l',000. 1R°aiIll
;keep sk
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.A. STEWART Pho
R E E E TB .r9, R (3 & I N ; T 7►'
Overcoats and Suits
or.
,�lv3t
16
We have a small stock of these which we
have decided to clear out. If you want any-
thing get in this line come in and our prices.
RUBBERS
We have a well assorted stock and our prices
are right.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Children's School Shoes in big variety and
at the lowest prices.
During this month we will have many odds and ends
at greatly reduced prices. Come in often so
as not to miss them.
G
Also
k list.
t
l/dbur'y ape
pArets.
was in Chic
on bi yazaess,
bt.en confined to
all
�'•th la •ri e ��
of Loxelon, spent
31g acquaintances
0
London, _cIan ri s-
t(nYn .QCer
Mr. and, Mrs. J'osb lnAvaodof Lon-
don visited; -with relatives in town,
1 over the holialaiy ,
A. band will be in attendance at the
ring: next Monday, eve
..dC2. ,, Ca
3aldren 15.
Dr L L Folliel and children ici
$t, :Marys spent 'New "•ears 'frith ,
his ' mother ix tOWL, +
/:Mr, `Reg, Bissett of Chatham has
reta?rz edd after spending the holi-
days at his home here.
1) 'and '7Irti. D. -mils -ter spent ser-
eral days during the; past; week visit-
s ing r, laxiye�s in Toronto.;
Mra 1, *'E, Uandford and daughter
or [ NI"`e5a I iT2 glee of Ingersoll, spent New ,
'' Yea -4 v s a E
ng- admission
L.
SUIT
TailoredIf to Order
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`LiFAR MORE + 3315: OhIINtaT
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IT COSTS NO MORE
same
ext Fa
Seldon
Offer
e
Phonograph
Grand
Anyone may- own a Phonograph by buying' a few --records'
now, and in 30 days time ` pay so much per month on
instrument. Outfits as follows :-
now)month,8
Amberal 30 12 records ($8.40$5per i
mths
50 12 6 " sc 12 "
75 12 se 9" '' 12
Edison Disc 100$8.
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6 double records 10 $10 per mth. 16 "
f1
Gd 150 6 6C d t 6.0 12. '' ‘` 98"
day nothing on instrument now, only, for there'
On a: caentou. paY less.h1 we lay .for;
1d see'''a 1(
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1918.
1`arrcl oaf ,Szrzz;a
goer lxon:e
mother an
tea 1lo
±alu tb
rk, of C<tit. 1
in 701
0.
' -es in taw*.
Ii ri ce 1I3v S ?Pis "view aYea.rs
izh ,revives in' hch i1 Mrs, May
pending ,sever lel, days tis •re,
133 kcvill. an? itarg ner Misd l
gent's, of v anxkils� IiavE: kn�i .tguears,
1 he home of y i, ii'zaa l zav°ice
rs JzAla*I ilcly.arltzze* of t?z teri'ille'
i
11 .144,11,011: k f1vk' d Ays at ih home
of her brother, :Arr. 1.. D, 1`ineent
Miss li'avitt 'tzazs ret;irzteMai frozii
si rtic`rica)a °ssfka'ri sive` Pais ben near-;
e�irelatives the late 11 ugh Bea-
ton.
ullettion ith <a,d of the Sick:ChiId
ren's i lO5))itaal Toronto c ill he taFken
in `James St,
00Sur 1 y school next' Sab-
i IratlAflerzrn,
`Gr"e i ,f ti' "i"ears Day aas$e
1 in form. )dost or tb� c
"45 i tin day in entertaining
t'aaino 1 'by friendG,
Lieut. :Bruce Young of ll%azazilto'.
cerstiy invalided borne from Englaa
itatc�l at ,he belle of Mr, \Vinfer
ocer ibe week. nd,
Ili s
lA alga A`;1 to rs"aj#nts ht
air ire the CkilI,ak*:
0,
s been
durka`
to"
Baird sang' a i'r„4
itt
4301t'a ST. cl,nreb Si
rig
Tita� av
61 v
n'altilt
Mr. ^awl Mr;
en visiting 'moi
weve iu 1)eoit
;0t
y
asrd al;, nt se a;rnS
{,ta in 'Windsor tend
trier Remolds vis-
iz Ilairod;as iairirg
\t' 1''4kC•e 1
v'''lw` with
owaa.
.
lzietic
e
in
aitel
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et Lan
end '.Mrs.
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Se
e. ve eK,
sr;, Jack ',t'alker of Toronto,
don, orad :lames of NNlitlbank
die of 'Hamilton and Jenny
visited their parents, Mr:
Vrrs. Walker during 'the'
ltai.: +t. %yek k,
v4
t ekaIrtA{a'.v i cams, of Flimv
Te-
eded
mleniozuiry from China will
adalress for t1` d schant of Craven„
u- C'resbyterian 'a if1'o1* next Sabbath
rrn-n'u( at. ten o'clock and willpreach
in. rhne church : at eleven o'clock.
Mr. I Donnelly a
of k�'tabener vis-
ita<i «carr &trades, with 1Ir,
Scuxthcott: who spent the Christmas
holidays with .his another. They both
left Monday morning to spend New
Years ; in Kitchener.
CLASS RE. ORGANIZED
s'i4:itt
1I aird ar,Erncefield will in-
* lodge, No. 61:
0,OlenSth
3lrs. (Rev.) kliarla and Miss Ma'r-
t;are t Sharp have rr, turned home of
ter holidaying in Sin,coe.
Mr. and:, Mrs, John Lamport, of
ita, Man., are visiting relatives
is laxeter and Stephen.
Cnpt, S. I2. D and. Mrs Hewitt and
babe left last week to spend a few
mouths in Toronto,
Miss I'arkiuson and little Irene Bow
ziaan returned Monday after spend-
ing n week in. London.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers and 'children
Brainard, Minn., aro visiting at atbe
home of Mr. Jas.` Jeckell,
Mr. Latimer ,Grieve of Toronto,
spent the ,holidaIs with, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Grieve.
Mr. nnd llrs. T. 0 Sauthcott spent
New Years with the latter,'s sister'.
Mrs, H. Hutton, of Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawson, and two!
children of Artland, Sask., are vis-
iting with relatives, in this community;
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Decker and babe
of New hamburg' motored over and.
are visiting witlr,'Dr, and Mrs.;Br+own
ing...
Following the revival services the
Young Men's Class of Main Street;
1letbedist church has been re -organ-
ized under the leadership oar Dlr. W;
3. Statham, The class will nieet prev-
ious to the S. S. session.
NBW "TEAR GREETINGS
On Sabbath last .Evangelist John-
ston who is conducting revival .serer
vices at ' 'Askin Street Methodist
church_ London, < sent New 'Year's;
greetings to the churches of town';
the message being delivered through
Reeve 13, W. F. Beavers
1 WATCH-NIGIIT SERVICE.
! A watch -night service was held lit
James St. church on Monday evening
from eleven to twelve o'clock. The
service was well attended. Rev. S. W
Muxworthy gave a short address, A'
prayer service was held just as the
old year was going out and the. new
year coming in.
THE LATE MRS. BERN. `
Mrs. Iy, ,Hern of ljsborne died one
December 3Oth. aged. 64 years fiver
months and 25 bays. The deceased had
been ailing for..nearly two yearn and
for several weeks past has been at -i
tended by a nurse. Her maiden name,
was Jane Willey. She is .survived by
her bereaved husband and two 'step-,
children, Ephraim Herta and Mrs. 'H3'
Kyle. The funeral was held on New'
r, Years tday, interment in Zion ceme
tery conducted, by Rev, Gs. A. Barnard
and Rev. C. W. Baker
SUFFERED PARTIAL STROKE
Mr. A. G. Dyer has been seriously
ill during the' past week the result`
of a partial stroke.' , On Thursday'
last Mr. Dyer was passing through
the "woodshed at his home when he
fell to the floor and ;being unable "to'
rise called for' help. He attracted she;
attention of a neighbor and was car-
ried into the house and has since
been confined to his bed. At times
his condition has been quite 'criticali
Ir. Dyer is well advanced in years
and little hopes are held out''. Lor,' his
recovery.
LSLEY-STEVENS, .;
The mar aY P
ra
gter iaf Mr a
vvxss,; r Bonney
Wehave large number o
h v a Lnbe i
NewSuits d r
e � ail and ve at -
N ItO Go
av your arrival --
a
at a
n„ k y r r1�.
a wide assortment of fasnlons,
chosen colors, soft, aand0ome
browns and beautiful greys of
all shades. l a
OWI ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' ,SUiTIN%S
Is the finest we have ever
had, The studied, exactness in
measuring and becoming des-
igning of our tailored to order
cloths, produces a complet'ness
of fitting and a pleasingness
of appearance that a ready-
made can never hope to equal.
No lady knows how well shs
ran appear in a suit or coat
uatil sake has one cat to meas..
tire. Our stock is completer
C1IVi US A. CAS
Sbeere
ADJES AND GENTS' TAl1OR
Opposite the Central
Hotel
EMS.--T1i,ose v<ho donated trust
he Soldiers' Aid for T3e'rorx Sani-'
Ina, :can have the ems by` calling
same at' Mrs. Sanders' Store.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertising rates'Mad*
known on application,
Stray animals; Ono insertion 50s_
three insertions a to ns F a
.0
Farms or Beal Estate for sale 50o;
each insertion for the month of four
insertions;25o
4 � Or each subsequent
f s se' uent
Insertion- ` Miscellaneous articles for,
ale, to rent, wanted, lost, found, et*
each insertion, 25c,: Local Readers,
Notices. eto., loo per line per inser-
tion, No notices less than 25o. Cart/
of Thanks 50e. Legal advertising 10.
and 5a per line. Auction sales 2.00
for cue insertion and 3,00 for two
ser iris Professional
n t a
a xsot +es-
oeeding one inch -$6.60 per year.
II(IRSES WANTED -I `vont aix tUl- 1
linaated autuber of horses in good con-
clition, Geldings 'from five ,ears old
and up' iveirla ng from 1500 pounds
up, Mares Pram 4 years old tap ands
weighing Irani 1300 mounds up. Parties
having 'required stuffto diepdse, of
would find za ready 'market by writ
ing me or calling up on phone No,
83. Exeter, G. 7. IIO '1r
ENSILAGE FOR 5.41E
The silo at. the Canning„ Factory is
open tend ensilage, i offs ed for exile
axe 52.40 per toile, Pnrehaser to pay'
for a+ c ilaakl „ on R. G. aelcion's scales.
EXETI R CANNING CO,
1
AYOrk&
ar.d
Again
txa
yea:,
ice
House
wages
a
.�ti�i UAL iill?ITTI`,G;,
1 1ETkli AGIc14;L3.I 'l SOCIE rla?,
lx Annual tleetmg of tlic Exeter
uric kaitural Stciety will :xe '`1end itx
ahe Town Hail, Exeter ora, Thursday,
Italy lith, 1918, al 1,50 o'clock x,11;
1 " Luc impose of electing Presi-
dent N ice Pr -e ident tankl Onecttars for
the e z.ir.g y^eaarr,ancl .transacting o;h -
er.
important bunnese.
,
All members latkid interested partiea
alaould attend 1�" meeting.
The Directors arm ,particularly: re -
e before the mutual
a.aac.:.tccl-•lam xneet.,bcl r h nna I
anectin at 11 o'clock sharp.
J. nELERIDGE 1.G. Sh,LDON
Acting Pres.
Setny.
Mrs. E. Sharp, or Tctte'nham,
spending New Years with her son;
Rev. S. F. Sharp at the Presbyterian
manse. r,
Mr. and Mrs. Clin)ord Spackman,
and children, of Guelph, have been
visiting with relatives in town and;
vicinity.
Mr. Chas. Dyer of Montreal was cal
led home teat week owing to the ser-
ious .illne s of his"father, ,Mr, ;A'4 ,Gld
Dyer. '
Little Misses Irene and Madeline!
Stewart Of London, visited Ithei
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Wan
Creech during the week.
Mr. Bert Gillies was home over the
week -end in uniform. Bert was ,on
the staff of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce at Walkervilie and. has
signed 'up with a battery in Cobourg
Miss L. Oke, or Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Biggins, and daughter Miss
Ferrol, spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. '':Hawkins and other
relatives,
Mr. Elgin Amy, of Outlook, Sask.
arrived last week and is visiting with
relatives in this vicinity. Mr. Amy
has been in the west for the past
six>yea's.
uneral I3ti
;�1�scrr
el Pearl dot
:'Walter ,
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TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
As 1 am a candidate for councillor
Ste hen I respectfully solicit your
in p p y
vote and influence. '1 promise if el
eeted-to give the duties of the office
my earnest and .faithful attention:
\Tubing you the season's greetings
GEO. PENHALE
TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
I respectfully ksolicit the votes and
influence taf the elector of the Tp.
of Stephen for Deputy -Reeve for the
ersuing year.
Respectfully yours;
, JOHN LOVE.
Misses Edith and Emma 'Heider:deni
have ;returned after visitate In 'Ktta
The jprice of. jute and eottcr
advancedvery much, this m
sacks very expensive. When yon
feed bring along your bag's?
will be pleased to fila.,
vey Bros.
Furniture
AND
Undertaking
ROW
THE
.
R.N.
THE IrUNERAL, DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE DE.T;F,R 'i
chener.
stir. it rank ` Ii lintetf of Stratfordt
spent 'New Years at the home of Mr:
3.
;Sne11.
Misses Flora and Dorothy .Dunneyi
spent New Years with, Miss Ida Wane'
bona o London, r'
Mr. and Mrs. McCreagth, of Luck
now ispent New Year's at ;the thomci
of Mr. I. Armstrong.
111re..Wm.. McLain' of Pontiac, Mich,.
.arid Mr. Gayest of Clare, Mich Visited
Xvith their sister Mrs. Jas. 'Taylor:
over Sunday.
Mr. J. Weeper of Iiair,row has re-
turned to his home after visiting Irel
atives in this community. Mrs. Wal
per and children will remain some;
time longer. ; ; r
Mr. and Mrs. 11. E Keddy and son
of Melfort, Sask., are . visiting the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Kedd Mr. Norman E. Keddy of De-
troit rzisited with. his parents, oven
Christmas holidays and Mr. W. H.
rKeddy of - Fenton Mich. spent the
New Years holidays here.
SOUR, ACID -'STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
"Pape's Dia e sin"
p p neutralizes exces-
sive acid, in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia,. heartburn and
distress at: once.
Time. it In five minutes all
ach distress, due xtonacidic
No;rx1<lieestxon he8r urn,is'oi
of_.gtl, or �e'raaeta�one
od; hdrzzxess�hooGxxi oiil
od'�em ork'�lt�
f
sett to`maehs'.
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l anr1`l zxa44e
ng"� ai``g� l8
er ofPaiVie' 'rDialiepsii
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riELEpHoN
ECTORy
BUFFALO
OF FERTILIZERS
BRAND
:Fn ordcx4 to help the production In this zeean I':anx offerina aver
`° P r il' eCarload Prices, but lxz or erf vale
to �get bis e t i;~ r[ at d
rarurer 1kt GIatl,nGa.a
e
da this everyone that wants the Beat Fertiliser (which is the HUFF?, O"
BRANDS)' 'at the lowest price,'niust wend his order early -not later, More
the 15th DAY O1 FEBRUARY:n.1918,.
BUFFALO IDEAL WHEAT 'AND CORN 2-10-0 at $38,754
BUFFALO AMMONIATED PHOSPHATES 11-2.12-0 at $37,25.
I3UFFA.L0 GENER:AL. FAVORITE E 1-8-1 at ............ ..< $37.001 = .
'BUFFALO FARMERS`' CHOICE 1-10-0 at .:,.r r,,... ,$31,75 i
BUFFALO 16 PER CENT 0.16-4 at t.d s 528.E !.
i3UFFALO 14 PER CENT 0-14.01 at k e y....,;;..$27a01 s t'
Payable June ist, 1918 { i
Remember reb. '15th, 1918 is the last day I can take` orders at fila
prices., t t
1 will ideliver 'at Exeter and, Centralia as seon as I get order's einattnlil
for a earload.< ; '
Phone orders Dashwood 36r2, or write to Exeter P, 0.1
N. STAN LAKE
W.Taman
MADE TO MEASURE; CLOTHING,
:: READY-MADE CLOTHING
FANCY VESTS
ODD TROTJSERS ' ' I t I 1I
HATS AND CAPS i '':"1
SWEATER COATS i I I 1 : !
SHIRTS AND COLLAR'S
SWELL RANGE OF NECKTIES ; ,
BRACES AND SLEEV�EIIOLDERS, ,
in Fancy Boxes
GLOVES AND MITTS
T?NDERWE AR -2 -piece Combnuitioxt
PLAIN AND FANCY 'SOCKS
r;
5GSPENDERS
WALKING -STICKS a
VERCOATS=Light, :and Heav
tBt1yIOCK„6�,AND OVERALL
:A 1 ��� $tt�.M,e 4 .:`,.� & vti H�isb �L')j M� gni C, �.'•
BLEBS
for
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