HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1919-2-20, Page 8Pit ne 16 J. A. STEW ART P °►
Big February Sale
Hundreds of people have taken advan: age of our Big February Sale and
we have decided to extend the date to the first of March.
Just it days left. You will save money money by buying your needs this
Ibex Flanneliette Blankets
11-4 Regular 3,75 sale price 3.85
'12-4 regular 3.95 sale .price $3.05
300 Prints good patterns ,
Sale peace ,. ...... 20o
8o Torekeon laces
Sale price ,..5c
28o Roller towling
Sale price • 22c
30o Plaid and check Girg;hams
Sale price , . 20c
4.50 Ladies' belted sweater coats
Sale price ... $2.05
Money Saving Opportunit
Men's Fur Coats at big discount
in prices
3.00 & 4.00Lad es' Oxfords
Sale (price
Odd cups (scarce goods)
Sale price , ...,...Oc
,'Wail Paper enough, for a room
at half pricy. •
$2,00 Fancy Table Lamps,
Sale Orrice $1.50
Money Savers
Eellog's Toasted Corn Flakes
2 fors 25o
Shredded Wheat ti .J2 ,for 25o
Choice Table Syrup, per ,Ib. 8e
4 bars Richard's Pure Soap for 25o
70o Red Rose and Salada
Mee, tear lb. ,..... .... 60c
Forest City Baking Powder
qt. sealer, ... . , .330
Good pink Salmon, regular
308: tin for ... 250
Canned Peas and Corn, regular
20c for L..... 15e
1.49
2.50 eLen's Sweater coats
Sale 'price 1.50
35e Flaneellettes 136 indues wide
sal., price 250
30c Factory Cottons 40 inches wide
Sate price
9Ue Bleached Table Linen
Sale price ... 05o
4'e Bock Fast Sahirtings
Saes price
85o Values in Ladies' •Cosy Slip-
pers Sale price ,50e
ies Will Greet You Here
Beautiful Room Rugs at old prices
Misses' and Ladies' Fur sets at
money saving prices.
35c Children's Winter Underwear
Sale price ...20e
SOc.Ohina Caps and Saucers
Sale price 4 , ......41 25c
40o Bibbed Cotton Hosiery
Sale Price s....; ' ...... ... 25c
in Groceries
3 boxes 15o matohes ;for , .., 40e
Jelly Powders and Julio ,, _.160
Lux, regular 12 1-2c for ...lOc
2 oleos seeded raisins for "5
Extracts, 10e bottles, for 8e
Yeast Cakes , er. pkge. ....5c
150 ekges of Ammonia e lie
4 lbs. Oatmeal ..:5c
35o pkge Quaker Oats For , 28c
Do not miss this Sale
T Phony 16
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE
Prints
Just opened a job of Prints
15 pieces all good patterns 29 to 30 in wide in ligh t
and dark shades worth 30 c per yd. on sale at 25c per
yard.
A clearing line of Men's fine shirts $I.48 eaeh
Just a few overcoats, boys suits, Men's Suits to
clear at extremely low prices.
Rubbers, Rubber boots &c.
Our spring shoes arriving and we will be pleased
to have you look them over,
W. F. BEAVERS
$4,00 grows to $5,00
And each dollar
grows in value.
Have Yu
yyug
Your THw .Stamp
TODAY?
As means to secure War -Savings Stamps
buy THRIFT Stamps REGULARLY. Thrift
Stamps cost 25 cents each and 16 on a Thrift
Card represent $4.00 in buying al W-S.S,
The Dominion of Canada will pay you
$5.00 in 1924 for each War -Savings
Stamp you buy this month for $4.001
Virift Stamps are sold
ly patriotic dealers
everyutI ere.
War.•Savings Stam;'aaa
are sold wherever
you see this sign
THS EXf T M
Thuxsdoy, 1''elbroar/ 120l1X, 1011
Market ,Report -Tete following le
the retort of the Exeter Market
correseted op to February 19e1b,
Barley 05o
Oats '55
Eggs. 40c a doz.
Fondly Flour $5.70
:Dairy butter 45o to 48o
Barley 70o
Creamery ry Butter 58o
Lard 32 33e
Po to . $1.50 to $1.15.
,Hog's $16.75
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LOCAL
Concert in Opera House on Friday
evening, Feb. 28th under auspices of
Ladies' Aid of i'dain St, Ohureb. Full
eerticulars later.
The Mission Band of Oaven Pres-
byterian
res-
byt•,.rian church will bold a sate of
home-made cooking and candy, in leC,ss
Grig, s store, on Saturday afternoon
February 22nd.
Hervey's flour is good flour.
Mr -C. V. Pickerd was in London
Monday.
Sergi. Lloyd Rivers
week -end in London.
spent' + lhbe
Pte. Marvin Vincent of London was
home on leave over the week -end.
Mr. Geo, Connor, of Windsor, visit-
ed with his family in town ,daring the
week.
Mrs. Albert Ford I visited , in
London and Sarnia daring the past
week.
James Street Sunday School will
hold their anniversary on Sunday
:\11 reit 2nd.
Mrs. Rev. R. J.11. Perkins of
Ingersoll has been the guest of Miss
E. ,liyndm,an.
A. number from town were in
flensall last Wednesday evening at-
tending a dance.
Mrs. Milton Ortwein, and son, of
II null, was the guest of Miss A. Dow
during the week.
Mr. and :Mm. Earl Spackmaln of
Owen Sound visited the formers par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. H. Spackman.
Mr. Thos. Laing has received the
contract to deliver the mail on R.R.
No. 3 Exeter succeeding Mr. Ed.
Maguire.
Mr. James Brown, of Loran, died
on Feby. 8th aged 83 years. He is
survived by his widow and two sons
In the west.
Mrs. Mhos. Harvey and son, Mr. C.
P, Harvey. visited Mr. and Mrs. S.
Rowe at Galt for several days. (Clhes-
ter oleo visited in Hamilton and In-
gersoll.
Miss Beta Rowe wiho is attending
Normal School at Stratford visited
over the week -end at ,her home and
attended the H. S. ';At Home" on
Friday evening.
'Mrs. Bowden was a visitor in
Exeter this week. -Mrs. (Rev. Dr.)
Medd. of Exeter spent a. sou ole of
days the guest of Mrs. J. G. Medd.-
Ciinton New Era.
Tba Methodist quarterly board of
Dungannon met recently and the pas-
tor Rev. T.A. Steadman, was invited
back for another year", and the
salary raised to $1,350.
Workmen have commenced to tear
down the old- McTaggart building in
Exeter North recently ,purchased by
Mr. G. Armstrong. Its disappearance
will remove on old landmark from
this community.
Mises Isabella and Etta Stewardson
of Exeter, are spending the week-
end with reiatives.-Mr. Geo. Phinn
attended 'the funeraa, of the lata Thos.
E. Handford at Exeter on Tuesday,'
Luoan Sun.
Mr. F. Delbridge has . purchased
from Mr. M. Elford the residence on
Albert street in which he has been
living. Mr. Elford recently 'purchas-
ed from Mr. W. Martin his ; fire:
brick residence on Elizabeth St.
Messrs. James and Thos. dialling -
wood, and Mr. Thos. Welsh, of Ham-
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. John 1Coliingwood
and ,family, of Port Huron,visteid�
with relatives in town .the forepart
of the week. Their brother Pte,
Fen •st Colliagwood recently returned
from overseas and this was a family
re -union.
Mr. (G. A. Phillipson, who has been
on the Rank of Commerce staff in
town than been transferred to the Soo
Mr. iii. G. Hazleton, tivlho recently re -
tapped from overseas Ihraving
served three and ft half years with
the "Canadian army, and who previous
to 'hie enlistment was with the ,Bank
of Commerce has taken Mr. Phillip -
son's place here.
AWARDED MILITARY MEDAL
Sergt. Lloyd Rivers has received
word since arriving home from over-
seas that he has been awarded the
Military Medal for some gallant work
performed at the battle of Bourton
Wood, on Sept. 27tlh. In speaking to
Sergt. Rivers he was very reticent
about the part .he bad played in the
tight stating it &that amount to any-
thing. . In taking the wood Sergt.
Rivers and his gun section had to
cross a canal. Fritz (had an obser-
vation past well fortified on a •coin-
manding till; this Sergt. Rivers and
his men eapture•d. With one of his
companions he set up a Machine gun.
and kept the enemy hack. Sergt. .Riv-
ers was gassed on east. 29tth and just.
returned home last week.
STOP THAT DRAUGHT
Mr. G. Green for the past year has
been installing Metal Weather Strip
in Usborne Township and is open for
new orders or enquiries, phone or
write in care of J. Atkey, Kirkton,
phone 34 r 21, or A, Dow, Exeter or
Exeter Times office. This Weather
Strip is cheaper and far superior to
storm sash and stonm doors, as it
keeps out draught more. Strictly, and
once installed is always in place.
Saves more than it Costs in fuel and
is installed by the undersigned. En -
Sures an even temperature and does-
n't limit ventilation in any way. -G,
Green Woodstock,
Phone Your orders to
C. L Wilson's for
Redpaths
Granulated Sugar
Put up in 10, 20 and
100 lb bags
Phone 56
Undertaking
Funeral Director & Embalmer
M. E. Gardiner
Phone 74J Night mill El
And Furniture
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
We have a good stock of WHITE
FLOUR, some wiheatiets, oatmeal, oat
.flour and corn flour.
HARVEY B,ROS.
NOTTIQE TO F•ARMEIEtS.
At a. meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Exeter Branch o: the
United Farmers' Associaa.t'on it was
decided to call a mass meeting of
the farmers and those interested in
the United Farmers' Movement to
be held in the Town Hall, Exeter, on
February 28th, 1919, at 1.30 p.m. to
discuss ehe advisability of selecting
United Farmer Candidates for the
Federal and Provincial Legislatures at
the next elections. Do not tail to
attend.
J. N. RATCLIFFE
Secy, of Exec. Committee
H.:U. W.C.A. REPORT
Report of the Exeter Branch of
the H.C.W.C. A. for February: Cen-
tralia 26 shirts, 30 pr. socks; Dash-
wood, 22 Sheets, 72 ,pillow' cases, 28
towels, 25 pre. sacks; Fareiehar 150
pr. socks; Thames Road. 2 shirts 9
pr. socks; Soldiers' Aid. Exeter 51 pr.
socks; total value $715.15.
Received the following' for Belgium
Relief, Farquhar 41 articles, salve
$56.25; Exeter 75 articles` value 68.55;
Thames Rd. 268 articles value 18815
Total value $312.95.
;Vena Essery, Secy.
Mitchell, with the help of Logan,
Hibbert and . Failarton, townships,
has decided to erect a 30 -ton mon-
ument on the post office. square, in
memory of the fallen heroes in that
vicinity. The monument will be 17
feet high, and will have a dove of
mace on top, and will be erected in
the spring.
Mr. Theo. Deteriieb sold his 50 -acre
term on concession -•1.2, ;Stephen, to
Mr. Ed. Wild of IlaShwood. far the
handsome figure of $3300. -Mr.. J. G.
Quarry dieposed of This 109 -acre farm
half mile south of Mt. Carmel to
Messrs Smithers Eagleson for the
sum of $5600. Mr. Querry also dis-
posed of two lots in Mt. Carmel to
Air. T. J. 'U all for 'a nine figure.
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BORN
Garbutt -In Fullerton, on Feb 2nd
to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Garbutt
a daughter.
DIED '
Nigh -In Tuekersmith on Feb . 9th
Dennis A. Nigh aged 21 years..
McLinchey-At Stanley Township, on
Feb. 8th. David John McLinchey
Ballantyne -In Blanchard, on Tuesday
February 11th, John Ballantyne
aged 53 years.
Trick -In Clinton on Thursday, Feb.
5th, Thomas Trick, aged 84 years
1 month and 2 days.
Reichert -At Zurich, on Web. 7th.
Samuel Reichert, aged 40 years
11 months and 13 days.
Evans -At Centralia on Feb 11th
Grace Essery„ relict of the late
John Evans, aged 63 years.
Denomme-At ,S,auble Line, Hay on
Feb, 9th, George Denomme, aged
82 years and 2 months.
Dale -In Tuckersmith on •Tuesday,.
Feb. 11th, William Joseph ,bale,
aged 70 years and 6 months.
FOR GALE
We (have on hand 10 hi. Block Wood
to burn; $5.00 per load, pthone 95
R:
GILLIES
A Happy and
Prosperous
1919
is the wish of
R. N. R VWf
TUE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND SUUNITUDD DEALER
there's a NEW EDISON
William & Mary
Walnut Case
6 double Recreations
$444.20
Adam
Oak or Mahogany
6 double Recreations
$345.50
for Every Home
It will delight your ears
to hear the
New Edison
It will delight us to give you the
opportunity. You can pay a visit to
our store without being urged to buy.
Mr. Edison's latest and greatest
invention is the New Edison, the Phon-
ograph "with a Soul". Wont you take
us at our word, pay us a visit; we will
guarantee you a good musical treat.
Look over the different Edisons
here illustrated then come and see
them. If you are considering the pur-
chase of music in your home it will pay
you to call and talk it over with us,
We sell on easy payments
Sherator
4278 20
EDIISON
RE C I'. I NIKONS
Amberola Na 75
12 Records
$161.80
Amberola No. 5
12 Records
$112,80
Amberola No. 30
12 Records $72.50
Modern
$195 20
Recreations
$1.80 $2.60 to $6.50
Edisons play'4 to 5 minutes
Diamond Point
J. illis
Powell
Blue Amberolas
9oc $1.10 $1.50
No Needles to change
EDISON Dealer Exeter, Ontario
NOT= TO PUBLIC
Dr. 1Lenry A. iCorsaut has puahas-
ed 'the Veterinary practise of Drs.
Sweet & Reid and have already taken
eo- session, occupying the same office.
'Calls promptly attended, night and
day. Phone 8,
CALVES AND BEIFERS FOR SALE
Any ore • der iring good Denham
calves at $12 to $15 'or Holstein thei-
ters at $3 can get them by express
to Exeter by corresponding with
FRED HOOFER, Salford, Ont:
According to reports, you will
need a big oven to make room for
the loaves at yea use our flour.
HARVEY ,IROS.
Dr. A, M. Wining, V. i9., beg's to In-
form the public that he has opened)
an office in McDoncll's barn on John
street. Prompt attention paid to day
or night calls. Phone 120.
FOR SALE
Two good Durham grade cows, splendid
milkers, 8 and 10 years old due first of
March and m'Iddle of Maroh: two Tam-
worth sows; 1 filly rising 3 years old by
Ascot's Heir; 1 Tillie and I gelding ris-
ing 2 years sire Blyth Ben. Apply to John
Leary, Lot 13, Con, 13 Hibbert, Phone
5 -44 on the Hibbert Line,
'TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Flair! Get a small bottle,
of Dandorine right now -Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and eseraggp
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalpp; of dandruff -that awful seurf
0here is noi'cr ag so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itcihing of the scalp, which if,
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die ---them the -heir
falls out fast. A little Danderine to-
night-now-any
o-night-now any time. -•-will surely save
your hair.
Get a. small bottle. of Know1ion's'
Tlanderirie from tiny drng store. Yoe
surely 'tan have beautiful hair and tots'
of it if you will jive try a little Dan j
der ne, gime your }latirl Try til
MARY t{ERN. Teacher of ,:Singing,
Piano, Theory. Pupils prepared .for
examinations of conservatory of
Music, London. Ont. ,Atepty for par-
ticulars. Address R. It. No. 3, Exeter,
Bhone 44-5, Kirkton, 1-30,8wp
COAL FOB GALE
We, have in the neighborhood at
150 'tons of soft coal .for sale, and as
long as it leets we will sell it Coe!
$8.00 per ton cadh. For further its
formation pihor.;e No. 2)4, Sfensall.
COOK BROS. MILLING, CO:.
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. Many'
of our :roes are selling at less than
wholesale cost to -day. Come in and
select a Suit from some of the oldialt-
wool stocks and if you do now) want St
made up now we will set it aside for
you.
Come in and look over our stock of
NIFTY SU1TIti G9
O V ERICOATINGS
I1ANTINGS
READY-MADE CLOTHING
SII IRTS
COLLARS
TIPS
CAPS
UNDERWEAR Combinatiop•
and two piece --all wool
YOUTH'S OVERCOATS
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