HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-3-25, Page 8THS EXE.TE.R TIMES
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Are you going to step out this Easter with a brand new
Outfit'? If sowe are in a Position to cloth you from head to
root with the newest and smartest wearing apparels.
HATS
We are especially proud of our Tweed and Soft Hats for
Spring wear. Styles for ,all ages and in a large variety of
colors.
SHIRTS
We are fortunate indeed to have such au extensive array
of Shirts for your .approval. You will be a winner if you
choose early.
SHOES
We have been selling you the justly famous "Beresford"
Shoe for years. Lets keep up the good work. We have also
a large stock of heavy work shoes.
CLOTHING
We don't like to brag about ourselves but high quality
clothing more moderately priced than what we have to show
You is not to be had.
Your dollar spent with us still retains some of its pre-war
kick.
Come in and see us.
J. A. Stewart
Market Report —The following is
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
No. 2, :Wheat $1,95.
Oats $1.05.
Bran $48 a ton in buyer's bags,
Shorts $56 per ton,
Family flour $6.85.
Lard:. 85c.
Hogs $19.25,
Barley $1,45 to $1.65.
New laid eggs 48c,
Dairy butter 55c to 58c.
Creamery butter 68c.
Potatoes $3.50 to $3.75..
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Mr. T. 0. Southcott is in Toronto
this week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Andrews .left
last Thursday for their home at
Pointex, Sask.
Mrs. J. A. Stewart and son D. B.
Stewart, have returned home after
visiting in Toronto.
Mrs. Skinner and daughters, Mrs,
F. King, Ava and Mary Skinner
were in Louth).on Saturday.
Mr. Wilbur Luker has returned
to London after visiting for a week
at the home of Mr. D. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Irwin, of
London, are visiting the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bissett.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, of
Usborne have both been ill with in-
fluenza and are under the doctor's
care.
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COMING
A Car of Monarck and Safe
Lock Fencing
9 wire, 12 stays to the rod, 6 inch even spacing 75c.
8 wire, 12 stays to the rod, 6 inch even spacing 68c.
S wire, 9 stays to the rod, 6 inch even spacing 63c.
8 wire, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, spacing 63e.
7 wire, any spacing 58c.
GATES, BARB, LAWN AND POULTRY FENCE
We have only one ear at pres ent prices. Send in your
order at once and save some money on your fence needs.
PHONE 137, E. K. FRANCIS EXETER
Massey -Harris Show Rooms one door south of Central Hotel.
FORD EDUCATIONAL FILM
AT THE DO),IIE THEATRE
An interesting educational film
produced by the Ford Company, was
shown at the Dome Theatre,last -Fri-
day and Saturday evenings. The
film showed the making of automo-
bile tires, both inner and outer
tubes. When we think of the amount
of money that an automobile tire
costs, we think the tire makers must
be making huge sums of money. But
as the film showed, the many opera-
tions and machinery that is neces-
sary to make tires, why, we wonder
With the Churches
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. d'aines. Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.ni.—SundaySchool and Bible
Classes,
11 a.m.—Rev, W. G. Howson, of
London,
7 p.m.—"Elijah meets Ahab on 1
Mt. Carmel."—The acid test. -
The Minister
Rev. Dr. S. Banks Nelson coming
to preach, Sunday, April 18th and
lecture on Ireland and the Sein
Feiners Monday, April 19th.
Prayer meeting, Thursday even-
ing 7.45.
Good Music at all Services
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rey. M. J.. Wilson, B.A., Pastor.
11 a.m.-Evangelist Robert Mc-
Hardy.
3 p.m.—Sabbath School and Bible
classes. -
7 p.m.—Rev. W. G.
London:,
8.30 p.m.—Union mass meeting of
Exeter churches. Address by _Ev-
angelist R. McHardy.
Music by a men's chorus
All Seats Free
Mrs. :Nugent and Miss Forbes of
London, sisters of Mrs. Chapman,
are the guests of. Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Chapman, of town.
The Women's Institute will meet
on Friday, March 26th instead of
Good Friday, April 2nd, at the Pub-
lic Library at 3 p.m.
Mr. Caleb Heywood has been
quite seriously ill during the past
week and at present is in a rather
critical condition. His speedy re-
covery is hoped for.
Our birdman saw his first robin
this year in Exeter on the lith. inst.,
bluebird on the 22nd, blackbird and
high -holder, song sparrow and I'll -
deer snipe on the 23rd.
The three-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson of the .14th,
Tuckersratth had the misfortune to
fall while coming down stairs, break-
ing his leg just above the ankle.
Messrs. Griffith Brothers who
have been attending to the repair
end at the Ford garage are leaving
shortly for Ingersoll where they
have secured similar employment.
how they can be made as cheaply as
they are. The film was interesting
as well as instructive.
Kitty Gordon in the "Unveiling
Hand" also added to the attractions.
We do notsell the Chocolates,
but we sell the best of them.—HAR-
VEY & HARVEY.
A line of Aylmer Pura*,
full
Scales and Ladders for sale by Cock-
shutt agent, J. C. Kestle.
Ted Lewis Jazz Band
Makes Its First Record
The feature of New York's
Greenticli Village Follies and.
headliner at Keith's Palace Thea-
tre, the Ted Lewis Jazz Band,
plays "Blues (My Naughtie
Sweetie Gave Me)." This fren-
zied fox-trot gives you an in-
credibly swift succession of re-
sounding syncopated
``` S''. shocks. Coupled .with
i-- "India," another fine
fox-trot. A-2798 90c
Other Good Records
No. 2668—"Till We Meet. Again"
"Dreaming of Home Sweet Home"
No. 2662—"Mickey", song; "Mickey"
Band.
Come In ancd hear them on the Colitm.bl4 Grafonola
dPowell's Bazaar
lL`xE'TL+Br ONTARIO
Mr. C. Aldworth held an auction
sale of his house and lots and
household effects in Exeter North
on Saturday last: The house and lots
were purchased by 'Mr. Wes. Stone
for $130,0.
Mr. T. 11. Race, travelling secre-
tary for the Muskoka Free Hospital
was . in Exeter the forepart of the
week taking up the annual sub-
scription for this worthy cause. We
understand he met with liberal re-
sponse.
Mr. Clarence Morley who has been
on the staff of the Molsons Bank at
St. Marys for sometime, has re-
signed his position and spent several
days with his parents -Mr. and Mrs.
John Morley, of town. He left on
Tuesday for Winnipeg.
Mr.H.Bierling who last week sold
the post -office and store in Exeter
North, has purchased the farm of
Mr. James Dearing, one mile west
of town. The farm contains fifty
acres and has good buildings. The
purchase price was $6000.
Exeter will have the privilege on
Sunday next of hearing about the
work of the Brotherhood movement,
in its local, national and worldwide
aspects. Speakers from Toronto,
Brantford and London will deliver
illuminating and inspiring 'messages.
Howson, o
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MAIN ST. AND BETHANY
Minister, Rev. Dr. Medd
Main St. next Sunday 11 a.m.—Rev.
A. i.` Snyder.
Bethany next Sunday, 2.30 p.m.—
The Minister.
Main St. next Sunday 7 p.m. --The
Minister.
Theme Perils of our day, or did
the war retard the progress of
Christianity? Hear this.
Immediately following the Easter
period the minister will preach a
series of sermons un Sunday even-
ings upon the life and character of
,an eminent woman of the Bible.
Good Friday and Easter services
will be of exceptional interest. An-
nouncements next week.
Mrs. Victor French and little son
Jack returned to town last Satur-
day after visiting with relatives in
Clinton. They left again this week
to visit in Windsor.
HIGH PRICE FOR A COW.
Mrs. S. Atkinson was called. to
London township this week owing
Ito the death of her grandson, Wm.
A. Shoebottom.- The deceased was
in his 30th' year. He leaves a wife
and one small child. He was the
eldest son of James H. and - Mary
Shoebottom.
Last week a fat cow
to Mr. David Cottle, of
was sold on the Toronto
the record price of. ,19
pound.
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Home :This. Spying
We are showing a beautiful range of New Papers and we would
like for you'to see them. Inside the cover of your New Telephone Direc-
tory you will find three cuts, of papers we handle. Any time you have
a few minutes to spare, let us show you our new line of Papers for this
season..
If it not convenient for you to
our books to your home.
get up town we
will gladly take
Men's Rubber Boots $5.00
You will need a pair this wet.sloppy weather. We have 24 pairs
of Dominion Rubber Boots that are fully guaranteed and are are last we
can get to sell at this price. Get a pair to -day. $5.00. •
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T.H1i REAL' GIVER
money gift is easy, - there are
hundreds here to pay, .
settle back contented while the
toilers work away.
will dig into their pockets for
the gold the cause will need
then lease it for another to go
out and do the deed;
in every worthy struggle, that
shall help the race to climb
world is always seeking for the
men who'll give - their time.
M. E. Gardiner
Undertaker and
Funeral Director
Phones 74w. Night Calls 74J.
OPERA HOUSE
:aThe money gift is easy; but a. better
gift...than pelf
Is to dedicate to service not your.
money but yourself. --
For though gold and silver often
are the things a cause demands,
No righteous dream can triumph
without willing hearts' and
hands, -
And in every field of service that is
known to mortal ken
You can hear the leader calling, not
for money, but for men.
A. Relief Committee was recently
appointed in connection with the
James Street Methodist church. At
the morning .service .%last . Sabbath
a collection was taken up to be
placed in. the hands of the commit-
tee- and distributed as they saw fit.
Within a few cents of fifty dollars
was collected.
Mr. J. G. Jones has moved into
the house on Gidley street recently
vacated by Mr. A. E. Andrews. Mr.
Jonet will have the house on. Main
street, in which he has been living,
torn, down and .replaced by a new
and up-to-date residence. He also
intends erecting a second .residence
on William street.
,,,,h'Ir. Wes. Snell has sold his equip-
ment of the Overland garage con-
sisting of repair tools, gasoline en-
gine, battery_charging outfit, gaso-
line tank_etc., to Mr. H. Mousseiu,
of. 'Zurich, who is having the equip-
ment moved to Zurich 'this week.
Mr. Snell, who has had the ' b'•dld-
ing leased from Mr. S. M. Sanders,
for a number of years m Living lip
possession the first of nett month.
Word was received in town on
Saturday of the death of Mrs. Croc-
ker, of .Ottawa, sister" of Mrs. D..
Johns, of town. The deceased was
at one time a resident of Exeter.
Two dasighters, botlt living in Otta-
wa survive, Mrs. King, at whose
home she died and Miss L. T. Croc-
ker, The remains were borught to
5t. Marys for interment on Monday
and were eccouipanied by Mr. King
and Mr. Whim:ster.
In, the Toronto Glebe on Monday
the announcement was made of the
engagement of jean Munro Hay,
daughter of the late Rev. John Hay
and Mrs. Hay, of Regina, Sask., to
Captain: James Harold Raiiisay, M.
0„ and liar, ,eldest son of. Rev. Dr,.
and Mrs. 'O. M. ,It.arnsay, of Toronto.
The marriage is .to to-ke place early
Dr. HENRYYA. CORSAUT
Veterinary Surgeon
Dr. Henry A. Corsaut wishes to
announce that he has moved • his.
office to Baker's Livery, James
next door to Overland Garage
appreciates the patronage he has .e-
ceived in the old stand and hopes for
a continuance of the same in his
new office. Calls promptly attended
to, day of night. Phone 8.
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BLOCK FARMS FOR SAT
I have a number of choice farms
- - 'for sale in Usborne, Hibbert and
Tuckersmith with up-to-date' build -
TENDERS WANTED rght
gs and my long experience in. the
= usiness tells me I have the price
Tenders will be received until and some of them on easy
April 25th, 1920, for the construe -1 terms of payment. Also the Far
tion of the Winchelsea Creek Drain (Inbar Store property. For ,.terms
Improvement in the ; Township of ` and particulars apply to Thomas
Usborne. A marked cheque for the Cameron. Woodham, P. 0., auction -
amount of 10 per cent. of the con -1 - .�—
tract price to accompany each Ten- � FOR SALE.
der. no fications m
seen Plans at theaofficespeciof John Rogeray, be O. One second-hand stiff -tooth Culti-
LS., Mitchell or from the under- vator with three sets of points in
signed. good repair.
HENRY STRANG,
Township Clerk
Hensall, R. R. No. 1.
The money gift is easy, many gladly
pay the price
Who sit back in times of danger and
refuse the sacrifice.
There ars men that' give their money
for a purpose that iS fine
Who never share the burdens of the
hitter fighting line,
But the man the world is seeking in
the task it has to . do'
Is the man who'll share the struggle
and stay with it 'till it's thru.
--Edgar A. Guest.
FARh( FOR . SALE—"Evergreen
Farm" consisting of Lot 11,Con. 14,
Tp. of Hibbert, County of Perth,
100 acres imediately north of Far-
quhar. Up- to- date brick dwelling That's the way I make that old
large bank barn, with water all thro- suit of yours look. By clening, press -
it supplied from never failing well ing, repairing, it doubles, yes trebles
with windmill. A second windmill the life of your suit. Isn't it more
and well on back of farm. New up- economical to pay for cleaning, press-
to- date hen and hog house large ing, than to buy a new suit? Espec-
new drive house. Good orchard of Tally now when new suits are so high.
apples and small fruit, 8 acres of
bush, 50 acres mostly double- I
ploughed and ready for crop. Bal-
ance in grass. This is a choice
farm, well fenced, well drained and
in a high state of cultivation. A
WILLIAM WARD
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Remember we can save you 25c
on your daily paper.
AS GOOD AS - NEW
TREY TALK ABOUT MONEY
The Alabama Christian Advocate
puts the relation of money to the
Church very pertinently when it
says: "Go to church. They talk about
money nearly every time I`go. Sure
they talk about money every time
you board a street car or take a
train, but You do not stdy at home
on. that account. Pay your fare. Don't
be a baby. Bear your burden. Be
a man. Go to' church." -
AURORA - BOREALAS UNUSUAL-
LY BRIGHT ON MONDAY EVE
Wonderful Display of 'Celestial
I'yro techni cs
lovely home and must be sold. Will
exchange for residence property.'
Easy terms of payment. Apply to
Thos. Cameron, R. R. No. 1, Kirk- ,
ton.
T. R. ELLIOTT
SUDDEN SERVICE SHOP
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Up=To=Date
Furniture
R. N. ROWE'S
Phone 20
THE UNDERTAKER AND
EMBALMER
DRS. SWEET & VINNINI"
Veterinary Surgeons .
All calls promptly attended -to day,
or night.
OFFICE- -Dr. Sweet's old office
. Phone 120
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising—Made known
on application.
Stray Animals—One insertion 50c
three insertions fax $1.00
Farm. or Real Estate for sale 500
each insertion for one month of four -
insertion.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For. Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 5Oc. Lost
and found locals 25c. .
Local reading notices eta., 10c per
line per insertion. No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 500.
Auction sales $ 3 fax one insertion
and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
sertion if under five inches in' length.
Legal advertising 10c and 5c a
line.
BOY WANTED—To learn hard-
ware business, also boy to learn the
tinsmithing and plumbing. Apply
Heaman's Hardware.
On Monday evening several peo-
ple'stood for quite awhile'wat,hing
the Northern Lights:or Aurora 130r-
ealas. The sight was certaitilv.mag-
nificent. The phenomenon Vas tin -
usually bright and reached far to
the south-east, in fact to all points
of the compass at times. So brlht
was the light at one time, that peo-
ple in Toronto phoned the news-
paper offices and asked if it was a
fire. The wonderful colors and
constantly changing shapes that this
magnetic phenomenon presents . to
the eye is indescribable. The cause
of , this, phonon -tenon is still a mys-
tery, although various theories are
aceopted. Tho theory of the sun sliiu-
ing'an the icebergshas no grounds
for reason at all. That it is of a
magnetic nature has been provers as
the telegraph system felt the influ-
ence on. lltonday afternoon and in
the evening the system was held up
for awhile on account of the nzag••
netic state of the atmosphere. The
in April. Capt. Ramsay is a grand- phcnontenotl generally appears. af-
son of Mrs. Ramsay, of town and ter a drop in temperature and Is
:visited in Meter a short time ago, generally a sign of colder weather,
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor.
Corner William and Sanders.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Teude'r-Roast
Fresh Rani
You like it? Then you will enjoy a
dingier from ours. It is simply deli-
cious—young, juicy, tender and
most wholesome. We suggest that
for your dinner to -day or Sunday,
you order sonic frost no, and you
will not be disappointed. Or a leg of '
young lamb? .
BEN. AKIN+ `.
The Sanitary Meat Market, whore
quality is higher than price. -
e 'For
New Slit
If you are,thinking of getting a new
suit, we advise you to purchase it
now, for materials and labor are ad-
vancing and you will certainly have
to pay more for your clothing a little.
later. Why not come and see otir
ready-to-wear stocks while they are
fairly . complete, at money=saving
prices? '
Suit: $20 to $40
Overcoats $2O ,to $35
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Raincoats 15 to $30
W.' W. AMAN
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