The Exeter Times, 1919-3-13, Page 8ET TIMES
j« A.STEW ART Phone'
NEW STYLES
In Ladies' and Misses' Coats
In Serges, Coverts, and Fancy Tweeds. They have
the Style, the cloths are good and the prices range from
517.50 to $32.00.
All Wool Serges for Ladies' Coats and Suits
These serges are all wool and old dyes and are very
suitable for Odd Coats and Tailored Suits, We know our
prices are very low, as they were bought many months
ago.
Miner Rubbers, and Rubber Boots
You will need a pair for the wet sloppy weather ask
any man who wears them he will tell you they are the
best, Every pair is guaranteed.
New Designs In Wall Papers
Brighten up the interior of your home this Spring
Splendid designs for any room in your is what we have
to show you. The prices range from 8c to 50c a roll, Bring
in the size of your room and get an estimate of wha t it
will cost you.
Redpath Granulated Sugar
Buy your Sugar Now. We have just
received a car of Redpath Sugar. Our price
is right.
J. A. STEWART Phone1e
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE
Shoe Sale
We offer the following clearing lines
during March
Ladies' low shoes, pumps, slippers $1.45 Pair
Ladies' High Shoes at $1.95, 2.89, 3.49, 3.65, 3.95
4.49, per pair.
Men' s Shoes $3.25, 3.8 5, 4.85, 5.65 per pair
Children's Shoes $1.95, 2.45 2.95 per pair.
These are all clearing lines and are offered at much
less than present wholesale price.
B. W. F. BEAVERS
Put your
THRIFT
STAMPS
on an
Earning
Basis
Remember, When you are
filling up your Thrift Card
that the 25 cent Thrift Stamps,
which you can buy wherever
you see the above sign, are
simply a means to an end.
Thrift Stamps earn no interest,.
The interest begins when your
Thrift Card, filled with 16
Stamps, is taken to the Money.
Order Post Office, Bank or
other place displaying the
Beaver -Triangle sign, and ex-
changed as $4,04 in the pur-
chase ofaWar-Savings Stamp,
which costs $4,02 this month.
War -Savings Stamps earn 4
per cent compound interest,
being redeemable on January
lst, 1924, for $5.00 each.
Market Report -The followingkil
the report ut the Exeter Efisrhe.
corected up to Marc(' 12th.
Barley 75e
Oate 06e
Peas $1,75
Family `Flour $5,70
Potatoes $1.50 to $1,75, ,
Eggs 36o I I i
Dairy 'better 45e to 48c
Creamery butter 57e
Lard 32, 33c
,Flogs $17,25
Gold Fish
Fish Grass
Fish Food
Fish Globes
Globes 75c to $1 25
Food ldc to 15c
Grass 15c bundle
Fish 10 and 10c each
Come early for good choice
Powell's Bazaar
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Mr. D. 'Russe i1 (purposes 'taking • o,
trip to Scotland (during the Summer.
Mr. (R. G. lSeidon .was on a business
trip to !Chicago, Cleveland and other
places the east week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Ifedden have
moved -from the 3rd ,concession Steph
an to tihe farm of Mr. Wm. Red-
den neer (Crediton.
The town gathers octave had a .busy
time on their 'hands lately selecting
a team. They inspected several teams
this 'week but thave noteas yet made a
selection.
Th.' 'result of the recent town can-
va r for the Bible Society was $207.25
Orel to . aatetee, gratefully aeknow
ledge tlhe 'subscriptions especially( the
fai',hful work of fee canvassers ix.
y: curing same.
The war views entertainment on
Tuesday night in the Town Hall was
well attended. Rev. `Trumper ;put on
the tviews and A. E. D2:11er' of London.
explained them. The v;ews were very
interesting anti( instructive and were
greatly appreciated.
The Epworth League of James St.
Methodist church will hold their an-
niversary services on Sabbath next
when Mr. E. B. Hale, of Stratford,
President of the Conference League,
will preach both morning and even-
ing.
Mr. 'Kay 'of Farquhar 'has bought
ehe (steam/ threshing outfit of T. L.
N:doardy. ,We know 'of tno other
aection in the County better repres-
ented iby threshing outfits 'than Far-
quhar there being three in less
than a •mile, -
bEr. IWm. `Stoneman of Saskatoon
was in the village this, week reviewing
old acqueintainces. He was a painter
in ii3ensaIl',for a namber of years. He
bad two (sons overseas; one was sev-
erely wounded 'and returned a year
ago. Two more, sons were in 'train-
ing in `the 'Canadian Air Force.
Mr. ,Alvin Ess•ery, (Centralia, dost
five (horses and a cow rate]y from
spinal (meningitis. lime shad e veter-
inary inspector from Toronto and one
from 7,ondon but they (could ' not
determine (tlhe eaulsel of !the outbreak
His 'loss is ;a severe one and we under-
stand 'hel has other ;horses sick.
Most of the. brininess places which
store ice for tlhe summer have now
their i:ce all in. There was' some con-
cern last on,c• time tor the ice har-
vest and while the see this year is not
a•a thick as ,spine years it is of (prettn
fair rite lity ani the merchants are roe
gratu.lattng themselves on getting
a supply.
Mr. 7.lhoe. &male on Saturday last
brought into the free, a smell bou-
quet of snowdrops which he had pick-
ed
ick-.d in his garden. On Monday a flock
of wild g,sese, were seen flying west.
'Rh •y were flying puite. low.. A number
of crows bee! taiso been reported,
during tib.z past week. ,All signs
no?nt to the xypeni.ng of spring
On (Saturday night and Sunday this
section was visited with a fall of snow
It was ,possibly tah•a heaviest fall of
snow w: thine Red this winter. A.
b: autiful blanket eovercd the earth
and .cutters and sleighs were ; out
taking advantage There has been
very, little sleighing to speak of dur-
ing the winter and a few days of
.load •sttighitig would be greatly ep-
r ci':ted
Pte, Austin Rice, who arrived ,home
last week was a member of the 161st
Huron ,Battalion and craw 'service for
nearly a year end a (half in France.
lie arrived in England in November
and twelve days (after arrival was
drafted to France. (Eie was attacihed
to the 58th (Batt. and went over the
top at Oil' '70. Vbmy ;and the other
engagements the Battalion was en-
gaged in during that time. 7n. March
co! last year Pte Ricci was gassed and
invalided. back to England Where he
'has been since that 'time. All the
boys speak very bighly of the treat-
ment they receive 'after arryving in
Cans de. Fast time is made. 'by trains
Iran tlhe port of debarkation and the
ete•ping and eating facilities provided
by the ;railroads is excellent the boys
receiving regular ,dining -ear service
with no distinction between afacers
and 'privates. In speaking to Pte.
Ric: about the .condition.e et Rhyll.
where ,rioting recently tool place his
sympathies were with ,the 'boys .Con-
ditions there are by no means ideal
Owing to recent tstrikee the • camp
bad been witlhout ,coal for several
week.% and the ,food provided was not
tlhe best nor hey to iplenty,ful. The
hath- houses had been without hot
water for some 'time. The soldiers are'
kept in ignoranett ad to the date of
aailings and combined with (she
desire to get (home the ,boys become
imph.tlent.
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 Gall 81
And Furniture
OPERA HODS BLOCK
Flax Land
Wanted
400 acres for Growing ,Flax, ,Apply
to. ,
ONTARIO FLAX 1CO.
Jos Davis, Exeter N.
Phone 13 R 12
MILLINERY OPENINGS
March 15th and following days.
Here you will find a superb col-
lection of the smartest and .most ex-
clusive creations for the coming season
Anyone wanting (hats for immediate
wear tlheir orders will be • promptly
attended to.
E. G. V. Curtiss
WANTED TO PURCHASE -A good
secondhand upright piano. State con-
dition and least cash price. ,Box 66
Exeter, Ont.
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HOUSE TO RENT -On Nelson St.
frame two-storey 'house, electric lights
Apply to Wm. Brickwood, Exeter
Nora.: ;1.! ft
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Daylight Saving.
Whether daylight saving will again
be instituted in Canada this year de-
pends on the'action taken by Congress
at Washington, according. to announce-
ment made at Ottawa. If the United
States inaugurate the early hour again,
Canada will follow suit to avoid con
fusion at the border.
MASSEY=
HARRIS
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Second, -Mand Binders and
Mowers; a McCormick Clay
Loader; a .Maxwell 10 ft. Steel
rake. These goods are in good
condition and will be sold at
a sacrifice %rice. ,
We also handle Litter ' Corriere,
Hay Fork Tracks, Wind Mills, Twine
Fencing and Roofing,
Agent for the Clay Gatos
Drop in and see our )3uggies
We specialize in repair work carry-
ing a full line of Massey Harris re-
pairs, also Connor Machine Tepalyrs.
I3,M.Franeis
B. M. FRANCIS
,Agent' Exeter ,
Old 'Commercial ,House
Honesty is oue policy, .Live and let
live our motto.
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A Happy and
Prosperous
1919
is the wish of
Rai ' Na► ROWE
THE B'UNDI L DI .OR
AND irEatNITUSUI ..'j
Theresa 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
$278.20
�j EDISON
SCJ CIR EL-y1T1ONS
Amberola No 75 Iv
12 Records
$161,80
Amberola No.
i.2 Records
$112.80
Amberola No. 30
12 Records $72.80
Modern
$195 20
Recreations
81.80 $2.60 to 86.50
Edison play 4 to 5 minutes
Diamond Point
J. Willi
Powell
Blue Amberolas
90c $1.10 81:50
No Needles to change
EDISON Dealer Exeter, Ontario
NOTICE TO AUTOISTS
We pay casslh for old auto tires no
matter how badly worn. Tires ,and
auto accessories of all kinds carried in
stock. Leave your tires for ,vulcan-
izing or double treading, ,W, J. BEER.
Corn Contract
The Exeter Canning Company is
ready to conitrtect with farmers to
grow Corn for carmine $10.00 per
ton will be paid same as last year,
Seed carr of the finest quality at re-
duced price, 15c. Der lb., to growers
on contract.
27th -4t. Exeter Canning Co.
FOR BALE f ' . i • I I
.We (have on hand 16 in. Block Wood
to burn; $5.00 per load, phone 65
R. GILLIES
CALVES 'AND HEIFERS FOR SALE
.Any one desiring good Durham
eatvns at $12 to $15 'or ,Holstein hei-
fers at $3 can get them by express
to Exeter by corresponding with
FRED HOOPER, Salford, Ont.
Dr. A. M. 'Vining, V. S-, .begs to In-
form the 'public that he has opened,
an office. in McDonell's barn on John.
street. Prompt attention 'paid to day
or night calls. Plhone 120.
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HMR STOPS FALLING
Save your Mair! Get a small bottle
of Danderine right now -Also.
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
re -tip; _ of dandruff -that awful scurf.
/There is nothing 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 itching of the scalp, which if
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink;. loosen and die -then, the hair
falls out fast, A little Danderine to-
night -now ---any time -will surely save
your hair.
Get a, small bottle of gnowltort's
Dandarine from any drug store. You
surely have beautiful hair and lots
of it if you will just try a :little Dan
derine. Bare your hair! Try itl
--
MARY IHERN, Tescher of , Singing,
Piano, Theory. Pupils prepared for
examinations of . (Conservatory of
Music, London, Ont. Apply for ,par-
ticulars. Address R. R. No. 3, Exeter,
Phone 44-5, Kirkton, 1-30,8wp
i' OTIgE TO PUBLI(Q
Dr. Elenry A. ICorsaut has purchas-
ed the Veterinary practise of Drs.
Sweet & Reid and have already take
possession, occupying the same effiose
Palls promptly attended, night and,
day. Phone 8. .
W. W,
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1° 11 1, N,
To Be Dressed Here
is to be Well Dressed
,at a price that means
Money to You
We are showing attractive lines far
fall and wunter and tier advance buy,
lag means money -saving values. Many
of our lines are selling at less than
wholesale cost to -day. Come !n and
subset a Suit from some of ,the oldialf-
wool stooks and if you do not want it
made alp now we will set it aside ton
you.
is
,Come in and look over our stock of
NIFTY SUITINGS
O VERICOATINGS
.PANTINGS
JEB,EADY-MADE CLOT,EUING
I `;
SHIRTS
COLLARS
TIES
CAPS
UNDERWEAR - Combination:
and two piece -ail wool
YOUTH'S OVERCOATS
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