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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-10-7, Page 8�tf sl is EIS Br �s. tie [n; CU( [o1 .fc • J. A. STEWART LADIES' & "MISSES' COATS Our stock of ladies and misses Coats is complete and we can give you any style or color you desire in the very latest of cloths, Fur trimmed and New Cape Collars. All marked below luxury tax, Salt's genuine Esquimettte Sealette Coats in all sizes and styles. Very moderately priced. SPECIALS IN 1"'LANN'ELET'J-`E We have a full range of Flanelette in neat stripes in blues, pinks, and fawns: They are the real wide widths and old quality and are regular 55e yard. Special reduced price 45e yard. FLANNET LTTE BLANKETS White and grey with blue and pink borders in a large size and ,the best Ibex quality. We have only a limited quantity which we !'will offer at the special price of $3.90 per pair. S'TOPI LOOK:, READI Print, light colors in very neat patterns, sale price 25c yard .Dark prints in blues, greys & lilacs, fast color, " 30e yd. Towelling, plain linen shade or light and dark stripe " 25cyd. Circular pillow cotton 40, 42, or 44 in, wide " 75c yd. Sheeting plain or twilled yds. wide " $1.15 yd. Cotton serge, plain or striped " 75c. yd. Wrapperette in all good patterns and colors " 40c yd. Salmon, lib can's, real pink salmon 15e can er 7 for $1.00 Laundry soaps, Comfort, Gold, Sunlight or P.& G. 11 bars for $1.00. N. P. soap, large bar 25c. Royal Yeast per box 50. Palmolive soap,large cake 3for25c Pearline, large box 3 for 20e. Raisins, fancy seeded, 15 oz. pkg. 3 for ................................ 20c Odd white cups 15e each Kellog's Corn Flakes 2 for •25e. Vanilla or Lemon, large Soz,bottle 25c. Shredded wheat biscuit 15c. pkg. Raisins, choise, loose 25c.lb Highest prices paid for poul try and all Produce. . J . A. Stewart NAME ARE YOU A an or Woman Brave enough to Face the Future? Big enough to Assume a Responsibility? Far-seeing enough to Prepare for Misfortune? Ambitious enough to Increase your Estate Immediately? Patriotic enough to be making a Good Livelihood? Healthy enough to pass a Medical Examination? Then clip this advertisement. Fill in the coupon and send to S. C. COOPER, Inspector, the Northern Life Assurance Company, Box EXETER TIMES OFFICE ADDRESS Date Born, day of in the year •-rra---- AB. SL�1��Ili�-'--EIi amm:we'dBJFsomainEFa PasermcoemLlCgfsmineE➢UamommIiUimmINGIUX, extern University London Ontario New Course in Business Administration Registration Oct. 4th. Four year course ea I dan_g to B. A. Adznissian requirement, Junior Matriculation. FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR WRITE K. P. R. NEVILLE, Registrar A{ �UAEg"■Ud9��UYi��WSZI ..."601.1.0 1ll1s�"•03 �43il Furniture & Undertaking We wish to announce to the public that we can now supply a motor hearse in connection with our undertaking business. Ni. E. Gardiner OPERA. HOUSE BLOCK PHONES 74W and 74J. R N. ROWE THE UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER We .have added' a motor hearse to our undertaking business. Phone 20, Corn for Canning Factory ws TH.t EXETER TIMES Those growing corn for the Cane nlitg Factory waa11 kindly bring sample cobs to the factofy after the 13th, when they will be advised when to make 'clenerery. He1ti Wanted ;husking corn the t 1'ac of:y stales. Market Report. -The following is the report of the Exeter Market corrected every Wednesday, Wheat $2.00, New oats 6Qc. Barley 90c to $1.00. Family flour $ 6.45. Shorts $2.35 per 1001bs, Bran $2.10 per 10Olbs. Feed flour $4.00,. New laid eggs 59c. Dairy butter 52e to 55ea; Creamery butter 64e. Roosters 17e, Hens 19'e to 22c. .Chicks 24e, Young ducks 22e. Old ducks 17c. Lard 35c. Hogs $20.00. Potatoes $1.00 per bag. **4. *i*d* Q*****>/i****r**♦ LOCAL ?. c s�aar�e a •O*i*4*� Thanksgiving Day; October 13th.' Mr. Thos. Newell was in Chatham this week. Miss Greta Mawson is quite ill at her home. Mr. :S, M. Sanders was hi Niagara Falls this week on business . Mr. Thos, McCurdy lost a valu able horse on Saturday last. Mr. W. 'W. Taman has been visit- ing for several days in Windsor. Mr. Harper Rivers, visitedhis par- ents in town over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welsh spent a few days in Sarnia last week. Mrs. (Rev.) McAllister is visiting her son and daughter-in-law in Ot- tawa. Miss •May Jones has returned home after spending a few • days in Hamilton. Workmen at grading and fixing up the road on. either side of the con- crete pavement. Mr. and Mrs. D. Shirray, of Hen- sall, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart on Sunday. Mr. Jas. Murray, of Seaforth, vis- ited his family in town for a few days during the week. Mr. J. G. Stanbury was cal'le'd to Mitchell on Saturday as' counsel for three cases in Police Court there. The condition' of Dr. Roy Farmer of London, is improving and he now has a good chance for recvovery. . 'Mr. Wm. Rivers, who was con- fined to his bed last week owing to illness, is able to be around again., Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Seldon an family motored to Ingersoll to visi with relatives over the week -end. Mr.' Thos. ,Corsan.t and Miss Bell Corsaut, of London Township visite with Dr. and Mrs. Corsaut over Sun day. Mr. A. McCorkindale, who recent- ly underwent an operation at Cavett Manse is making satisfactory im- provement. Miss Oorsina Parsons presided a the organ in James St. Methodis church on Sunday last in a very ac ceptable manner. Mr. J. P. Ross, of Calgary, accom panied by his son Frank, wife an child, of Forest, viisted with friend in Exeter and Hensel]. on Sunday. With the ChurchesT CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CIRT CH ,Rev. Jaxnes Foote, B. A., Minister 10.00 school a 1 0 a• Bible m.• -Sunday scl of and k3 11,00 aim, -Services, cnoducted by 11,00 a,xre-Services conducted ' by Rev., "W, D. McIntosh, 13,A., of Brueefield. 7.00 p.m. ---"Being Fashioned." The lelinister Anniversary services on Sunday, October 17th. Rey. Major Tolniie, M.P.P., .wi11 preach. JAMES STREET METHODIST -CHURCH Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., .raster. 1.1. a.m.-"`The Man who Disap- points his Future." 3.00 p.m. -Sabbath school and Bible study. 7 p.m. -"The Heart ---A study of oneself." Opening of revival services. Special music ---All invited. 4 MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A. (Phone 21, r3.) 11.00' a.m.-"Ploughing Old Sod." 7.00 p.m. -"Christianizing Christi- anity." BETHANY -Revival. % 41 e i „ (9, } Ansco CAMERAS THE superb Anko -best for all scenes, at all times, in , all weathers. -The ama- teur camera of profes- sional-givality. Priced from $2.00 up. See. the various models here. We also have Ansco Speedex Film and Cyko .Paper. • J. SENIOR, EXETER, ONTARIO. Miss Ariel Beverley who has been stenographer with Messrs. Gladmal & Stanbury has accepted a similiar position with the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Wm. Kay, of Farquhar has leased his farm for a number of years to John Selves, Jr., of near Hensall. Mr. Kay will probably retire to Lon- don. Dr. and Mrs. Routledge and family of Zurich, attended. the Routledge- Rivers wedding on Saturday, Miss Ida Routledge remaining over the week -end, Messrs. Geo. and James l agshaw of Birsay, Sask., and sister, Mrs. D. J. Christie, of, Strathcona, Alta., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw. Mr. and Mrs. P. Gillies and Bobbie have returned to Sarnia after visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs; Robet. Gillies. Little Miss Maxine is remaining with her grandparents. Mrs. Jas. Russell and daughter,. Lila, of Ribstone, Alta., who have been visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jory, left on Tues- day for their home. Reeve B. W. F. Beavers has mov- ed into his. new residence, corner of Blain and Gidley streets. The house is a handsome red brick bun- galow and is admired by everyone. Mr. Frank McDonald, . wife and family, of Leamington, Mr. Peter Robertson, wife and family, and Mr. Jas. McDonald, of Stratford visited their sister, Mrs. T. G. Creech over the weekend. The . several homes in • course of construction in Exeter are nearing the stage of completion but owing to the scarcity of labor it will be. some time before they are finished. The owners are beginning to get anxious as the fall is coming on. Mr. W. L. Clarke, of Leamington, who is connected with the Social Service •branch of the Methodist cloirch,is conducting services for boys and girls in Main St. Methodist church this Week. Services are held at 4 p.m, and in the evening and: are fairly well attended: Mr. Clarke has a message for the boys and girls that should bear fruitful results WANTI13D-A. secoiul-hand writing tviien1 desk or email cupboard suitable for same. Anyone having such to dispose of kindly leave word at the Times 3t. E E,TEI . CANNING CO. Oi foe. TOR SALE -Five-year-old Dur- ham cow to renew. Apply at The Times Office. APPLES FOR • SALE- Thomas Smale, of Elimville, has four trees of SPY apples to sell by the tree or barrel. Purchaser to pick them. LOST -A purse containing $50.00 on the Lake Road, west of Dashwood on rFinderFriday, Sept.e t. 2 4th. re- warded S p warded by leaving with Wm. Snider, 'Dashwood. CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE- Good singers. Apply to W. H. Mills, Centralia. 7 2t. Farmers win 1 a ist greatly, by having their name put on bags. The chopper will not be held responsible if this is not done. -HARVEY BROS. FOR SALES -Offen grate stove in good condition. Apply to Mrs. E. J. Wright, Exeter. . Call and see our four -wheeled sugar beet lifter. Oliver plows,Fleury plows, graingrinders and roller crushers in stock. WM. WARD. FOR SALE -Six pure-bred An- cona cockerels. Apply to W. Steele, R. R. No. 1, Centralia. . James street. • MAIL CONTRACT SEALED TINDERS, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be re- seined at Ottawa until noon,. on Fri - clay, the 12th day of • November,. 1920, for the conveyance 1lis Majes- ty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week, over Centralia No. 1, Rural Route, from the Postmaster. General's Pleas - ere. Printed notices eon take i.x g for tll,or- Information as to co'ndit,one of Pee - posed, Contract may be., seen and blank ,forms of 'fender may be ob- tained .. at the 'Post O #licca of (ietttta,l'•- ia, Crediton, Exeter, and at the office of the Past Office Inspector, London, Post Ofliee Inspector's• Office, London. 1st October, 1920,' Chas. IJ. EI. 1i'isher. Posh Office Inspector, NO INCREASE IN PRICE' Notwithstanding :the enormous in- orease in the cost of production,. over three times eprevious to war prices, that great weekly, the Family Her- ald and Weekly Star of Montreel, have decided to 'accept renewals and new subscriptions at the old rate ($1,50 a year) from all who remit before Decembei lst,,,1920. This should be good news to readers of that big wee#i:ly, The Family Herald bas been vastly improved and is be - Pend doubt the' greatest value in newspapers. • FARMS FOR SALE. I have a number of ehoice farms for sale in Usborne, Hibbert and T.uckersmith with up-to-date build- ings and my long experience in the business tells me I have the price right and some of them on- easy terms of payment. For terms and particulars `apply to Thomas Cameron, Woodham, P. O., auction - BULB s Pretty flowers for winter bloom- ing for little money: Our supply from Holland has . just arrived. HYACINTHS, double and single; TULIPS, NARCISSUS, DAFFODILS, and FRESIAS. • Stock bright and clean. Get your supply early and plant them. Xmas gods arriving daily -We set aside anything you" want icor a small deposit. Drop in often and loog a- round. POWELL'S BAZAAR Phone 155. The HO.ni of= the New Edison COMFORT EN BUYING 11.10EAT HERE. Comfort in the seats provided for customers, more comfort in the con- fidence that you are getting the very choicest meats at the very lowest prices. Come and enjoy selecting a roast, a steak, or some chops. You'll appreciate the lowness of price and above all you'll enjoy as never be- fore the meats served on your table. BEN. IA -NS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 10210. Messrs, •Reeder. and ICestlel. w;Itnp recently moved their garage from Main street, to the large brick build- ing on James street, are open ter• work on all classes of automobiles. and gasoline engines. McLaughlin and Overland cars a specialty;: Cars overhauled this coming winter:. DEBENTURES FUR SALE' The Municipal Council: of; hilae Vil- lage of Exeter offer to, the general public, Municipal Debentures as au- tborized by By-law Noe 4,, and No. 5, of 1920, to the amount of $28,000 said debentures will be: issued in sums of one hundred: ire five hun- dred dollars and will bear interest. at the rate of five and one-half per cent. payable yearly en the 1st day of October of . terms from one to fifteen years. JOS. SENIOR, Municipal Clerk and Treas. 71a GRI:AT$ST IIIT II+. YE4RS ped ,4tcd to t e U U fled r lc I'�rn a.r r r aha composed by tho WNU•IUIOWu song writer, Mr. Morris Man1„ SONG Words and Music 3 Se, postage Qpaid. .9.dd: Caocacnn Paa s', reLlMnsn, Publisresshers, 48 and 5Q Lombard Street, ct,"or oat c Ont, DR,UOBN WARD,CI}IRQPRACTCR;" corner of William and Sanders 4 Streets, Hours le) to 12 a.m.; 2 to 4 p.m. and by appointment. DON'T WORRY About the high price of suits. Yon won't need a new suit if you will let T. H. I h,T,IOTT do. your Clean- ing, Pressing and Repairing. Agent for The American Dyers and Dry Cleaners, London, Ont. T. H ELLIOTT SUDDEN SERVICE SHOP Cider Mill i O. K. Steam Cider Mill rulening every day, pressing apple butter. Custom work deem as rapidly as possible. and apple butter for sale; lamormani cider, 'Cooking Sweet, eider, S..; J. V, Cann, Exeter Phone 115. You Step Into Big Value When you slip on a suit or top coat at this store. Our clothing ready for service is carefully selected from the best productions in this country, and you get the pick of them here. you *can be -well dressed at the minimum of expense when you buy from us. Ws ♦ v a T' A M E --1S N PHONE 81 a 4,4 ri y --moi _ w i ��:ri � :.ii- � ..moi- \:../ � ,./ \�:ri \:.:.� �l�<.% ��-.i tic .� �..C/ \ / \.:. n'ti�'im-1 ��iiv.�i�s��i:::ii�?���_'�ii •x��ii»���S�i _ :. �i�: ��ii ��i,_ a'�i� /iJ_ a\ ..__ �j New Fall Coats iiii `/ V LI fj LA :71'':::::1 75% k N yl b 14, 1 We' are offering a'splendid range of New Coats for Misses and Women and can show you extra values in Plush, Velour, Silvertones and Pony Cloth coats at $27.00, $32.00, $35.00- to $55.00. SHEETINGS Two yards wide,white bleached sheeting. A good weightcottonand well worth the money. Per yard $1.15, ALL WOOL SERGES. In Blue, Brown, Black and Bur- gundye shades, This is an. all wool serge and is hard to beat at the price Per:yard $2.65. no PR. MEN'S SHOES AT $4.98. We have picked out from our reg- -ular stock 50 pairs of Mien's medium weight shoes for quick selling. We are marking thein $4,98, PILLOW COTTONS. Circular pillow cotton. A splendid ' weave and good weight. 42 :inches wide and god value at per yard75c. APRON GINGHAMS. Three only,ie pieces of 36 inph wide apron ginghams. This is a cloth worth 45c a yard. Get what yon want at per yard 30c. SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS. Sizes 1 to 5. It will pay you to see these for your boy. They are reg- ular $3.00 and $3.50 values. Special at $2.60. 1N o`men's Cru-hion-Soled Shoes This is our regular line we sell at ,$9.0p., We were able to buy 12 pairs of size $ .at a price and• can offer them this week at fixer pair $5,00 SOUTHCOTT S. WW1 + r girl� �?M!.� =.`=.+?;4.i•' .:W; t4 1r4aV y: aZ �ws .t%r." >y,. ��- pan -�• t,../l..n>ki�:-�f�J..i.�t�..��r:..-%a.•��/sF. ��... / J"�.,'"•.�ti :�A\ � '.. �JrA. ^.`.T �.:�'�.i+*:17."7:i.�+r.`�1��� �� .�j,.cy;� L,•:�.`.�^"~.t.. . t..: :...