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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1918-7-4, Page 804. 0 uitabl Gifts for juneBrides 'able n Room st 1741 rot /aSt long cto replace. ese prices. en and Terry Towel differci as Wh1C b # ab A y2 to ( G &:' 9\. i almost a front. +4n o'Qw G o' W ee 7y r.y up to Jul d, 91 OatIl 0 to 720. Farai.ty flour 5.70. Middlings $40, Eggs '38c Dairy butter 3S to 40e OrgaMery batter 48c. ktpr 1.eet 'pulp $1,00 Pe Sock. Your Spring IT d Board Furniture AND dertaking sure sou at the collari made to fit' 50; They Ain stay up sou wear a belt- as dot e rill ha'se let us make them for vou go Of 13/nes, Come ear1Y at ease yore at, p TH FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND FURNITURE, DEALER ALE OF b Bag Case Bed Spreads i.vall have go PtY one _g excellent rilneres 1.1 -e are Our closed riesdar ore be ing during August eere LAD/ES GENTS' TAIrce ROtel He' your Wate by hydro Here is something you have been looking for Circulation Water Heaters Householders with bath and plutribMg equipment fincl the need of a convenient and easy met.hod of heating water during the sumther months, The Circulation Water Heater solves the problem. Efficient and Economical Special Prices on Application artt.y. Oa the 'preetiiSC,S are ;7. barns :36x.94 and ,40,x70, with water sys, '24x40' 2 acres orchard,' . drained on-;.* fenced; acres ot bush, chool, post ,officcs and market, Foy tore t Tim CHAS. W ueens Ave. London Phone No_ 3255 Qf Styles Sut at Ove e have Caw r. Tpecial doh, Q grenTer tnotttb hit' In nentS for 1 lines T RE o we° ocotIvea inexpensive you can for every Fleet Foo 0, o every Canadian Sp normng noon or night; city or country; at hozm or on vacation these shoes are the rage They cost the leas t And are comfortable, easy, light, g Taring, sanitary, and seasonable, Fleet Foot shoes are sold by Used Ford Cars for Sale the used Ford cars we advertised a week ago have be n sold, here is another list we have for sale now 1913 Ford Touring car with license, 1914 Ford Touring car newly painted, 1915 Ford Touring car with license, 917 Ford Touring with over Fifty dollars worth of extras including shock Absorbers, and license. The above cars have all been overhauled, and in good lining order you take no chances in buying a used Ford car from us. _ in need of any repair work or new tires it will pay yo to get our prices. COOK BROS, Ford. Dealers. Hensall Ontario. HORSES WANTED -I want an 4111. limited number of horses in good oon- dition. Geldings ,from five 5ears old and up weighing from 1500 pounds up. Mares from 4 years old uP awd weighing from 1300 pounds up.Partiet having required stuff to dispose of would ,find a ready market by writ- ing me or 'calling up on phone ,Not mon g 'the boys in ki who were ome far over Doi:eh/lion Day were Jones and ',Cadet Ralph . Dearing, Will Kerniclz, Gar - gni -Laic and Prod Vise , "-the At th,c recent Temperance ' Confer- ence in. Clinton, the question of wheth- er Huron should petition the Govern- ment to have, the Canada Temperance Act suspended in favor of the Ont- ario Temperance Act was fully dis- cussed, but it was decided to stay by thte C. T. A. until the Ontario and Dominion measures' ,of Prolatibitionhad been. finally placed on the statute books by a vote, of the people in the been secured in Huron.County. It is in the manner of personal use; and as the rematirtin. stocks of liquor were now confineti to the cellars of the home.3. is was „important that, this ad. Tues' da 1.4 ring a 74. rsr 11 It rg, le V .:41:4.55 antis ti at her ho Root st 1. Laura Love of s spending the s her home. Miss lino Swe t, who h bees or the holidas-s. Mrs. ilfartin d 'family and at Grand 'Bend. Miss Lula Ilastin.Y, a rter holidaying at London Gael Miss Ida *Armstrong has retu nenne from Toronto, Nvbere she has been teaching sohool. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sweet and Miss Vera, of London, visited with rela- tives over the holiday. amily 'left last', Thursday for their summer cottage at Grand 'Bend, Dr. and MTS. Roulston and son Verne ancl Mr. and Mrs. Mantle' mot- to t. Stanley for the ,hol,day, 'Arr. and Mrs. T. Fairless and little daughter. Roslyn, of London. spent the tVeck-f,mci. 'with '1sTr. arid Mrs. D. Love. 44, r in Sund at her IW )101114 0 sister Y. tli and child, o London, visit - over cho London. ,sp,nt e -rind vacate Mr. and. ',Mrs. Theo. Ssvent of Ham- ilton motored. up and visited with relatives in tolvn during the past Miss Olive Prior has returned home from Winnipeg having been called here owing ,to the illnes.s of her mother. ' Boyle and ,sort, Clarenee and Mr. If. the holidays ills's. Griffith and children, and. Harald, and .Dorotlay Foster, of Torr onto ar evisiting -at tlio.thome of Mr. Mr. 'Thos. IfarVey 0Cellp:ed pul- pit of the Crediton church on Sabbath morning, last giving 'a temperance ad4eTss. Mr, C. With and lanilly motor-, ed here frertint, indsor on Tuesday to and E. J. Eilpacknaan and „au= Johnstone* d' Ou t. rf arc! lieiltet, b.:eiders 'an tinilit 'ekes tin pposito el o Frame on ick ter an chtirt lsteniced '''Sir,' ,CTIC...0d 111e funeral or the late Mrs. days rusiting relatives, visited over the week -end 'Neill] Mr. father, Geo. Hill. School closed. on Friday la the holidays. 8otne or the stuflents is the Ill S have It.en Ns -siting on their examinations tins week. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Tomlinson and son 'Clifford, and. Miss ,Lizzie Frayne, of London, motored up and visited relatives on 'Sunday and Monday. M..ss Annie Yelland. of Enterprise, is holidaying with iecr parents. Ilev. J., G. and. iltIrs. (Yelland. Gilbert Yelland. of London, spent the holi- days at his 'home. Mr. Jas. Waiker, woo Inas been teaching school at On Cli Sound is home for tlhe holidays. Ihs sisters Ifisses Sadie, Lillian and Mildred. of Hamilton, were home for Sunday and wet church last Sabbatb morning was conducted by Rev. J. G. Yelland, the pastor, Rev. S. W. 14Iuxworthy tak-, ing a short test before assuming his new charge at Forest. Undertaking Furle al Director & Embalmer E Gardiner Ph e 743 1 Night, call 88 t Vs, AMAN • 9,706 Con- s e e Ford Sales Ptr Ceat pFsunickiet0r5r,cete. 35g :3058 sRuentadirs„1 Salesmen Farrners 5062 52.20 tables 32 .32 Baggage, Express B9 .89 Building Materials 14 .14 joBBERs Bakers 66 .66 Metals -All Classes 36 .36 . MANUFACTURERS Undertakers suPudrytiblishc,rs 52446 .94 'RETAIL MERCHANTS Grocerie,. etc. Gardeners, Truck- arnocrdewrsore 2.00 .10 Bus, Livery, Taxi 17 .17 Icejewelers Lumber Stationery 14 Plumbers 43 Oil, Paint Grca.e 7 Dry Gnoods 17 20 10 .10 1 .01 nsRuunniiliddrryoincgd,,, con. 227 44 46 ,46 44 .06 3...041807 .11 .44 :unatrigondirsensers' idnch- 1410? 1.50 .62 .17 .::6,;(3 .06 .43 Doctors 202 PROFESSIONAL Veterinaries 20 TvctiNuctSorsORTATI032°:Ntill C21:.: TIRADES INSTITUTIONS 10 Painters, Decora- Bankers 43 CHARITABLE 38 .38 1.24 1.41 .40 .10 Per Butchers 122 .30 Coal, Woad 27 .27 AGENTS Dyers 22 .22 IVIrmaPcihernerenyt7C tc. 101 1.04 Cleaners and Dairies 30 .30 Salesmen - 92 .95 SUNDRY Dept. Stores 61 .61 RealEstate and Not included in Druggists 30 .30 Sundry 258 2.67 above ciassifi- Dry Goods 25 .25 cation 1,156 11.95 Loriouirsuruld Feed 1,4 :0149 PCUORBLPIOCRSAETRIOVNICSE24 .24 Grand Total 9,706 100. Gallons or 'ink and acres (:,f paper are sometimes used to convey the thought summed up in this chart which states facts. out or 9,706 consecutive sales, 8,550 purchasers regard the Ford car as a necessity in either agricultural or industrial activity. Only 11.95 per cent of these cars are being used, Gther than primarily for business. Prepare to meet business competition by buying a Ford. Touring - - 595 One -Ton Truck 750 1 yr -zees oubject to was- tax cht&gcs. except trucks and chassaa tiers 47 Creameries and other Sundry Agricultural Users 273 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS 91 TOTAL -Prim- arily for bus.iness use 8,550 2.10 .20 .43 88.05 Milo Snell, Dealer Exeter. Andrew Campbell, Sa,lesrna 440