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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1919-2-6, Page 8j. A.S WART P`hon�el Our Big Annual February 21 Day Sale From February 3rd to February 22nd The Sale went of the Season ,All Cradles' Cloth Coats to be cieured ut big' i7reduotions, • Ibex Flannellettte Blankets 11-4 Regular 8,75 sale price 3.35 12-4 regular 3,95 sale price :3.65 300 Prints good rpatte.rsit Sark mita ,. 20e 8o Torcboon Japes Sale price , ,..50 28o Roller towling Sale price , ...... ... ... 22e 30c Plaid and Check Giog*hams Sale price ,..... ... .. , ........... 206 ,Exceptional values in Boas' Men's Clothing and 2.50 lyeenine Sweater colts Sae Orrice 1.50 35,e Flannellettes 36 inches Sale prioo wide 30e Factory (Cottons 40,ipclhes wide Sale price ...,,.,,. , ... 190 90o '•ZBLeocihed Table Linen Saleprice ..... ............. ... 65o 41c Bock Fast Sairtings Sal. price . ..... .., a5c 4.511 Ladies' belted sweater coats 85e Valuee in Ladies' Cosy Slip - 4.50 Sale price . ,500 Sale price ... $2.65 Money Saving Opportunities Will Greet You Here Men's Fur Coats at big discount •Beautiful Room Rugsat old, 'prices in prices 3,00 & 4.00Ladiee' Oxfords Sale (price 4 ...C..... 1,49 Odd cups (scarce goods) Sale (price .....� 9e ,Wail Paper enough fora room at half prig $200 Fancy Table Lamps, Sale )price , $1,50 Misses' and Ladies' Fur sets at money raving prices. 350 Children's Winter Underwear Sale price 4 ,. ...200 50o Caine Cups and Saucers Sale price , ' 25e 400 Ribbed Cotton Hosiery Sale Price ,....K ' ..... ... 25e Money Savers in Groceries Kello g's Toasted. Corn Flakes 2 for; 26c 'Shredded ,Wheat , ...2 for ,250 Melee Table Syrup, per 11b....... 8c 4 bars Richard's Pure Soap For 250 70o Red Rose and Salada tree, par lb. ....., .. 60o Forest City Baking Powder , tat. +sealer, ... ..3`3,,0 Good pink Salmon, regular 30e tin for ,. ... 25e Canned Peas and Corn, regular 200 for. , 15c '3 boxes 15e matches ,for • ... 400 Jelly Powders and Jello ........100 Lux, regular 12 1-2c for . ...10c 2 lbs. good, Raisins for •... 25s Extra te, 10e bottles, for .,,. 8e, Yeast Cakes ,,er pkge., .5c 15c n>kges of ammonia , llc 4 1bs. Oatmeal 35,0 ipkge Quaker Oats for • 28e Come as I arIy in the Month as Possible J A. STEWART Phone 16 TILE EXETER BARGAIN STORE Clearing lines of Winter Goods The balance of our overcoats are marked down to less than present wholesale price. Only a few Men's suits left. Cleaiing odd lines of swe ater C oats. Close prices on underwear, gloves, Mitts, sox shirts etc Rubbers in all kinks. Boots & Shoes—We have a big Stock and our as - sortment gives you plenty of choice. If you want a nice Made -to -Measure suit see our samples 13,m W. F. BEAVERS $5. for $4. ! And Every Dollar Worth More. Small savings novo share in the high interest on Govern. relent Securities. War -Savings Stamps tet ''' itn matt,tlllllnlllutinnitlnpllp.0 ince 31 ,SIl27 SC91>{ ��AtY�bb y�� lfp, ? t� tC a �A' .4. Cost $4.00 this month Redeemed in 1924 for $5.00. Sold atMoney- Order Post Offices, Banks and wherever the Triangle and Beaver sign is dis- played. flV;tp�LURS trnti0,nunn t 111111111111110111111111,1111M1(0113.1% H EXETER TIMES Market Report—The Pollotvind Lr the reporto e Exeter Market th 1` #h E t M k rb • corrected to FebrEElry 5t1b, Silverwoods Barley 654 *" Oats'55 Eggs 45e. Family Flour $5.80 Dairy butter 45 Creamery 'butter 68 Lard 350 Potato,:; 1.35 to 1.75 , New laid eggs 55e. Slogs ".15.50 , ar♦•••••••••••••• Ors••*•# •♦ • LOCAL •• TO ORGANIZE TURF CLUB. All those Interested in the organ- ization of a Turf Club in Exeter will please attend a meeting for that pur- pose in the Town Hall„ Exeter, on, Friday, Feb. 7th, at 8 o'clock pm, ttie Dr. A. M. Vining*, V. S., begs toln- form the 'public that lie has opened) an office in alcDonell's barn on John street. Prompt attention paid to day or' nigibt calls. Phone 1120. 'Harvey's .Flour is good flour. Miss Irene Rivers is visiting ther sister, Mrs, D. Ross, ..f )Sarnia. Mr. A. Towers s'pente,a few days lately visiting friends in .Hersall. Mr. iCla•ir nndt Mics 'Margaret Pick- ard were in Landon on Saturday. Miss Luta Martin is visiting for a few )days with Miss Lillian Boyle, of London. Mr. Jack (Burdon, of ;Buffalo, is visiting (his father, ,t4Lr. N. D. iHurdon of town. Mlle Torn Marks O,pern Co. played to a fair ,crowd, in the Opera arouse last Wednesday evening. Mr. M. E. 'Gardiner is •moving into tthe'reeidence on Main street recently vacated byMr.P. 'Gillies. P. flies. Mrs. W. ,Amy and two ohiidren, of Burford, are vi.it:ng the former's par- ents Mr. and doers. E. Tory. The anniversary of the , : Thames Road Presbyterian church willbe theld on Sunday, February 1Gth, Mrs. A, Hastings is in Toronto this week attending a convention in con- nection with the Women's Institute. Mrs. Edwards and two children. of London, )have been visiting with Mrs. A SSheere and other relatives in this community. Mr. and Mos. A. Grigg and little son of Pembrooke, spent tthe forepart of the week visit:ng Miss Grigg and Miss McFaul of town. Sailor Herbert }Teddy, of Fenton, Mich., returned to anis home last week after si=lting for a coutp1e of weeks w'i L•.i Mr. )Chas. Ke ddy. Mr. Wm. Gardiner has had the misfortune to lose his fast road horse. It sli•ppad on tibe ice, fell and broke its leg and thad to be killed. Mr. Chester Harvey returned home from London last week having receiv- ed :his discharge from .the army. :Pie. Ere. Harvey was up ,from London over tthe week -end. Mr. and !Mrs. T. A. Terry and Mrs. &mgt. E. Taylor and A. E. Davis, all of London. visited Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Gardiner and Mrs. Wm. Davis over the week -end. Mrs. F. ,Adley, of Straffordville, and Mrs. Hoose, of Sc'hncetady, N.Y., have returned' to their homes 'after attend- ing the f 'neral of their mother, the late Mrs. Heaman. 'Mr. Fred Ellerington (has sold his splendid roan team of .horses to Mr. Ohria, Wein. '(Yelton, fpr $500. Mr. Wein (had 'previously sold a very fine team to Jas. Norris. of Munro for a fancy (price. The Thames Road Farmers' IClab wish to inform tura (public •that the "United Farmer" ipaper has no con- nection with 'rue United Farmers of Ontario. The official organ has not been ipublishe•d yet. Main St. !Church; Rev. Da. Medd, minister. Serviuce .next Sunday as usual. Theme for forenoon : The work of the 53ibld Society. S. S. at 3 ;p.m. The evening theme is `Foretokens of Doom, or to 13141 and stay." Good music, all invited. The minister will •gpre'aaw Mr. Jas. afaantdford was in Ingersoll this week visiting his brother, Mr. T. E. (Handford who is confined to his bed land wtoze condition is considered quite. serious. The latest report re- caive•d was the was ,holding his own Mr. rH,andford has many friends in thio community who will wish for him a speedy recovery. TJIE 113E_9.R SAW HIS SHADOW . Sunday was ICandlamas Day •wiha:n it is supposed old Bruin comes out from his winter quartetrs to look around for the prospects of spring. The 'bear would; have no difficulty in seeing 'his shadow as Sunday was a grand and glorious day The sun shone 'brightly, the atmosphere was exceedingly 'pleasant anal the roads in good condition. At the time of writ- ing there is very little snow to he seen anywth oo. The weather has been like spring. . ,According to the old saw we; are due for six weeks more winter but if the next six weeks are anything like the past six about the only d.iea'ppointed ones will be those de,pen•ding on an ice )harvest for next summer's needs. TOUR HURON COUNTY Mrs. M. ,1,Y. F. Beavers lett on: Tues- day of Last week with Mrs. Gordon Murray, of Hamilton,• wtho was mak- ing a tour tihrougrh Huron County, speaking at Clinton, Godeer',c'h, Sca- forth, Wing/ham end 33russels on 'tlCitiotaneh'p" in the interests of the W. C. T. U., of wlhich; organizat'on Mrs. Beavers is county ;prceident. Mrs. Gordon Murray was granted by large gatherings of men. and women at these meetings and es a. result large numbers of 'members 'have been added to the W. C. T. i7. afre. Gordon,'XvI}tr- ray was very favorably . anti -teased with Sduron Co., and Chas been invited back 'to 'Godericth in two weeks to' ad- dress the Women's ;Patriotie Society there. Mos. 'Beavers also gave short addresses at these meetings. •' W' have a good stock of W,l1.1Tb FLOUR, nolne wtheattetra, oatmeal, oat flour and corn flour. ([7iABt VBT` )OROS. Ice Crearn At WILSON'S Orders taken for Parties Phone 56 HOUSE TO RENT—Frame cottage on Elizabeth Street, apply to Mrs. E. A. 'Birk. Miss earl Gidley and .Miss Mil- dred Brown of Blyth were lila town last w•e.ek attending the music - at exams wihich were held here. , According to reports, you will need a big oven to make room for tthe loaves ti yea use our flour. • 'HARVEY BROS. FARMERS ATTENTION Mr, John Beer, 36 St. Joseph St. Toronto; is buying a new ditching ma- chine and wail have it shipped direct to Exeter if he can be assured of a season's work;, The Exeter Carolling Co. wall have over 1000 rods to dig as a start, but he would liike rnorre work to tallow,: Farmers wanting ditching done are asked to write Mr. Beer at above address at once, mak- ing application for his services for work to be done during the summeat It will be avecelsislary to apply at once to secure his services in this section: Exeter Canning Co. New Liquor Rule, May 1st. Details of the plan under which the Government will carry on the sale of liquor for medicial and other neces- sary purposes, when it takesover com- plete control of the business, have not yet been completed by the Cabinet. Consequently there is much specula- tion as to the course to be pursued, not only in Government circles, but also in the minds of the public gener- ally. It is considered likely that the change from private vendors to com- plete Government control will go in- to effect on May t, the beginning of the license year. It is doubtful whe- ther, as has been suggested, several more liquor. stores will be opened in the province in addition to those al- ready in existence. At present there are seven vendors. Some of these men may be retained on salary by the Government to manage the stores. If more than seven stores are opened the increase will be only a small one. BORN Reid—At Dashwood on Jan. 31st to Mr. and Mins. J. l0. Beid a daugh- ter. Jennings—In Exeter on Feb. 5th to Mr. and Mrs. diarry Jennings s son. DIED t 1Vitliamson—fit •Burhu'gton on Tues- day, Feby. 40h, 1919, Adelene Mor- lock. beloved wife of Edgar William- son, aged 44 years. Colwell—In Winnipeg, M•an., Saran Sweet, relict of the late John Col- well, formerly of Exter, pied 83 years and 5 months. tlea.man—Irl Exeter on January 29th, Jane Sperling, relict of the late Wm. 'Beaman, aged 94 years. Bowerman—At Kirkton, on Feby ;1st John 'Bowerman. aged 65 years. --�-- HONEST POVERTY It is unpleasant to be poor when cold winds sweep across the moor, fresh from the Artic pole; and honest prov- erty looks stale when it involves the lack of kale to buy a ton of coal. On summer days we sit around the drug store or the vilage pound, and jeer at heaped up wealth; why should a person lust for gold, for bonds and stocks and jems untold, if he has strength and health. We do not envy any gent who is beneath the burden bent that rich men always bear; while we have roofs above our heads, and frugal meals and truckle beds, for wealth we do not care. Oh, thus we spiel when days are warm, and there's no symptom of a storm, we hand our just such rot; we think we mean the things we say, we shoo the plutocrat away, and boost our humble lot. But when the snow whirls by like smoke it's blamed unpleasant to be broke—it jars the honest soul to eat the last remaining prune, and feed the furnace with a spoon, a -husbanding the coal. Oh, then one longs for precious stones and diadems and silver bones, and buiian bars that clank; one winds the clock and fires the cat and yearns to be a plutocrat with plunder in the bank —By Wat Meson. A Happy and - Prosperous 1919 is the wish of R. N. ROWE THE PLINERAL DIRECTOR AND LNutabineuaE pBA.1za THERE IS A DIFFERENCE When Ma h Sidle When Ma is sick, she pegs away; She's quiet, though, not much to say. She goes right on a-doin' things, An' sometimes laughs, or even sings She says she don't feel extra well, But then it's just a kind o' spell She'll be all right to -morrow, sure, A good old sleep will be the cure. An' .Pa he sniffs an' makes no kick, For women folk is always sick, An' Ma, she smiles, let's on she's glad. When Ma, is sick it ain't so bad. When Pa Is Sick When Pa is sick he's scared to death And does all kinds of crazy stunts. An' Ma, an' us just holds our breath He crawls in bed, an' puffs and grunts He wants "Doc" Brown an' mighty quick, For when Pa's ill he's awful sick. He gasps and groans, an' sort o' sighs, He talks so queer, an' rolls his eyes, Ma jumps an' runs, an' all of us, An' all the house is in a fuss. An' peace an' joy is mighty sheerce. When Pa is sick it's something fierce. MUSICAL SUCCESS. The following. pupila entered by Mrs. Gatnbrill at the February examination held by the London Goilege of Music (Eng.) were eminently successful,. Miss May Clarke of Eiim,vilbe secur- ed a ,first-class Honors certificate. Ad- vanced Senior Vocal; Miss Gladys Harvey, a First, Advamaed Senior; Mats Lula Sanders, a First Sen'ibu ; Miss Evelyn. Canon of Hensall, First- class, Adv. Int. Piano; Grant Sand-- rsFirst-class ea Tau t, orale a bt �anlbi u r11 ass boys of only ten ain,d nvine res- pectively. Y Yt l s pectively. The tests requiired are rear- ticularly sevlereb cothequently all the pupils are to be coniaratutatt'ed upon the brig )narks obtatined. OFFICERS ELECT The annual mcetirg of the Ladies' Aid Society of 'Coven Presbyterian. •ahurait was held' at the home of Mrs E. a'..iOhristie on Tuesday afte•n.00n. 'Dhe following officers were elected for tthe e>;suuig term President, M'rs, N. W.Gladman; Vic. -Pres., Mrs. 3. McLaughlin; rS.>oy. 'Mrs. iHnetings; Tre•as., Mrs. E. 3. 'Christie. At the regular meeting of Exeter Eneamp•ment, I.0.0.F, on Monday evening the following officers werre elected for the ensuing term: C. P. Bro. .A. E. Fuke; 'H.lP., Bro. R. N. Rowe; Sr. War., Bro. E. M. Dignan; Jr. :War., Bro. J. M. Soutthcott; Rae. SScriba, Bro. J. G. Stanbury; Fin. Scribe, Bro. J. H. Greive; Treas., Bro. W. Jothns. FOR SALE One good second-hand 10h.'p. ;gaso- lene engine at an easy price. Very useful for running grinder or ensil- a•ge filler; also one and [hand Melotte cre•arn separator and one 2nd 'hand stiff tooth cultivator all en good re- pair. WM. 1'Sr,Ali.D MEN'S MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS This dept. of our store is growing, fast. We are turning out iperfect- fitting suits at reasonable ,prices. Cut in any style you wisih. Ask Mr. Shecre to tsbow you ,our cloths and styles, JONES & MAY Sales of Buttermilk ,EXETER Mr. U. W. Robinson, Auctioneer ,will s 11 tike butter milk •oi the Exeter Creamery AT T,FJE CREAMERY on Thursday, February '13th, 1919 , at three o'eelock .WINiC,HEL;SEA 11r. R. S. )Brown, •Auctioneer , will sell the butter milk of the Win•eheisca Creamery AT TTHR 'CBE AM ER Y on Saturday, February 15th, 1919 at tanree o'clock. Terms••made known on day of sale 0 Undertaking Funeral Director & Embalmer M. E. Gardiner Phone 74J Night calt 83 And Furniture OPERA HOUSE BLOCK IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS, FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED Look, Mctherl If tongue Is coated, cleanse little bowels with "Cali-: fornix Syrup of Figs." Mothers can rest easy after giving "California 'Syrup ot: Figs," because in a few hour all the clogged -up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently tnovea out of the bowels, and you have a 'well, playful child again. Sick children needn't be coaxed to take 'thisharmless . "fruit, la tative." .Million's of :mothers keep it handy be- cause they know its itetion-on the stom- ata, towateh, liver and bowels is prompt and sure. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "Galifornaa Syrup of Figs," wirier eon- tains directions for babies, eh ldre;Ir, of all aged ¢nix lo; growwl-upn. Tlau day, Feb nary 6th, 1919. Wanted -4. to work .on farm by the )7ear, married ,or single, Free house if necenri.ty and other eon- veniexoes, Apply 'i1,3ox M, Exeter Times. FOR SALE Two good Durham gradecows, splendid milkers, 8 and 10 years old due first of March and middle of Maroh; two Tarn - worth sows; 1 filly rising 3 years old by Ascot's Heir; 1 fillie and 1 gelding ris. ing 2 years sire Blyth Ben, Apply to John Leary, Lot 13, Con. 13 Hibbert, Phone 5-44 on the Hibbert Line. MARY BERN. Teacher of , 5imginr, Piano, Theory. Pupils prepared for examinations of :I Conservatory of DZusio, London, Ont. .Apply for ,par- ticulars. Address R. 11, No 3, Exeter, Phone 44-5, Kirkton, 1-30,8wpt WANTED; KEEPER, MATRON AND ,ASSISTANT MATRON , Mian and wife to take charge of the .Huron 'County House of Refuge and, Farm in; connection therewith afso ran Assistant Matron. Duties to eommenoe as soon n as possible. Applications lin writing or a person - at )application to the ua.dersitgned es soon as possible preferred. John Torrartoe, Clinton January Slattp ctor of WANTED—A go, mart, n at od boy to learn tike ttinsu':tbing Salt: Plumbing ;!'rade.--Slew »corns F4dwe, Notice to Contractors 'renders will be .received ,by the undersigned until noon alonday, Feb- ruary 10th, 1919, tor the construction of alae 'Anderson, Drain in the Town- sihips of Fullerton, „a3tanshard and Usborne. A marked rtvhegne repave, senting ten per leant of the contract price 'to accompany each tender. Ti. lowest or any tender not neeessarillr aceepted. Plans, specifications, eta. may be seen at tthe Clerk's office, Fullerton, or at Jelhr Rover's, en- gineer's office, .Mitchell, B. H. ,POME1tOT, Clerk Fullerton. Fullerton, Jac. 13, '191¢9 , 164t - r NOTLgE TO PUBLIC Dr. Henry A. 1Corsaut has tpuroh.sx- ed the Veterinary practise of Due.. Sweet 8c Reid and !have already takaii possession, occupying the same offices, COAL FOR ,SALE W a 'have in ,the loeighborhood of 150 'tons of eoft coal for sale., and as long as it lents we wilt sell it 'for, f8,00 ormatfurther its- ion photo No. 24, ;Hensel'. COOKaBROS. MILLING CO. *♦♦♦♦s♦♦♦•♦•♦♦•♦♦eti••♦♦••♦♦r••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•e♦♦•♦♦•t••♦♦♦♦♦•• •O • ♦ • • WashingMachines •••• & Wringers• •♦ ♦ ••♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •• • • • • • ♦ • ♦ • ♦ ♦ ••♦ ••♦ e ♦ ••♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ • • ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ •• •• 4 •O ♦ •4 • 4 • Examine our variety of guaranteed wash day labor savers. Hobbs Gold Medal Washer, The 1900 Gravity Washer, The Canada First Washer • Wringers from $5.50 to $7.50 Folding wash bench to set tubs on price $3. 25 Clothes Baskets $1.40 to $1.75 Skates of quality for all Girls skates $1.25 to 3.25 Ladie's Auto Skate — 4.00 Boys & Men's skates $1.25 $6.50 Steel ankle suppoits $1. Hockey sticks 20c to 75c KA SES OUNCES LIGHTER & STRONGER ZwIredAlto Eveready flashlights will guide you safely on dark nights, price $1.25 to $2.50 [APO p We have a complete line of driving and working mitts and gloves at exceptionally reasonable prices. A full line of Stock and poultry Foods etc. Heaman's Hardware 27a Phones 27b • • •r • P ♦ • • • 4 • • i • ••t •• •2 • • 8 • •• • ♦ ♦' • •• r • •• •• • • • r • f • •• • • t •• 4 • • • • ••• • ♦O♦♦O®♦OM♦•-•••••0Add04♦OA♦P4ey+,♦M♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦N♦♦♦♦• To Be Dressed Here is to be Well Dressed at a price that means Money to You We 'are showing attractive lines for fall and winter and o•.'r advance buy-. ing means money -saving values, Mariy :>f our lines are selling at less than 'wholesale cost to -day. Come In and seieet a Suit from some of the oldlall- wool stocks and if you do aaot/ want it made up now the will set it aside dor you, - Come in tend look oven our stock at NIFTY SUITI;rGS O VE.EUCOATINGS t ' PARTINGS •, BEADY -MADE CLOTHING SHIRTS COLLARS TIES CAPS UNDERWEAR Combination and two piece --all wool YOUTH'S OVERCOATS , ' a T A : N