HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-12-2, Page 81
A. STEWART
PHONE 18
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of pride in an immaculate horne. You give her an
electric carpet-beateir`t:hat flutters out all injurious
embedded grit; en electric carpet -sweeper that
brightens colors, straightens nap nn dwithdraws all
stubborn,, clinging litter; and an electric suction .
cleaner thatremoves surface dirt. OnlyThe Hoover
combines these three essential devices in ane.
as it Sweeps
It BEATS .. .
Let us demonstrate The BOOVE13. on your own rugs or let us.
deliver you a Hoover for aweek'stn3t. \Vewill removeitwithout
obligation if von ^R irsire, Convenient terms may be arranged.
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as it Cleans
CHRISTMAS
HANDii..ERC 1.LEI'S
We have a- splendid as-
sortment of Fancy Embroi-
dered Handkerchiefs with
colored and white designs.,
They are samples and Were
bought right andl will be
sold the same way.
THc EXETER TIMES
INDIAN. LACE CENTRES
Our range of Lace Crio-
chet is surely swell for the
person looking for sae
nice Xmas. Gift,.. They e
in all shapes and sizes. Pri-
ces 25c to $6.00. •
Highest prices paid for poul try and all Produce. -
J. A. Stewart
Market Report -The. Leilowing 1s
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wed eSday.'
Wheat $1.40t.,T ar
Oats 45e
Barley 65 to 75c,�,
Family Flour $5.'i'0'"-' 'l""
Shorts $2.25 per 100 lbs.
Bran $2.1we per 1001b8, d „a• ,,..
Feed flour $3;' s -s •
'New laid eggs 80es• ,w.•
flexd eggs 55c
Creamery Butter 63c
Dairy Butter 54e to 57c
Lard 85c.
Hogs $14.50
Potatoes $r.s'
With the Ciiurehes
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH',
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
Services next Sabbath as usual.
Prayer service Thursday at 7.45 puna.
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Mr, J. G. Dow was in Montreal last
week with a car -load of horses.
Miss Jessie Creech is visiting her
brother James at Rochester, N.Y.
Miss 'Florence Norry left on Sat-
urday last for Windsor.
Don't worry about your Christmas -
cake, See Harvey's add on front page.
Mr.. Coleman Moncur, of. Peterbo' o
is visiting at his home in town.
His Honor Judge Dickson, of Gode-
rich, was in town an Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Rollins, of London, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. May.
Miss Ruby Parsons of London Busi
Hess College was hone over the week
end .
Miss E. Sweet, of Tilsonburg, visi-
ted at her home here over the week-
end.
Mrand Mrs Eimer Harness and
child are visiting the formei''"s mo-
ther '
Mrs. Wm. Andrews returned home
last Saturday after visiting in the
west.
Miss Ethel Day, of London, is vis-
itingat her home here, owing to the
illness of her mother
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With The Personal Touch
Your Photograph
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Free from Dominion Income Tax.
Any perlign resident or domiciled' ih Canada over
the age of 5may purchase, to begin at once, or at any
later date desired, an Annuity of from $50 to $5,000,
to be paid in menthly.or, cluarterlyinstalments
,c,Anyw.two persOne may -Purchase jointly.
Zmployes1 may purchase for their employees.
Apply to your postmaster. or write, 'postage free, to S. T. Basted,
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information required. Mention age last birthday.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH -
Rev. M. T.�rWilson,,, �By.�A., Pastor.
ANN�IVEfiSARY
11 a.m.--"Why, Snaith ought to go to
Church." ss
The Pastor.
Mr. Henry J. Kestle, . of Stephen,
has purchased the residence of the
late ,Mrs. Horrell, the price being
'$1700,
Mrs. W. L. Hughes returned to
Brantford Tuesday after a short visit.
with her sister, Mrs McAlister, at the.
Parsonage.
Messrs, Percy and Earle Brown-
ing, of `'Toronto, visited their parents,
Dr, ail' "Urs. Browning over .the.
week-etitl
Mr. C,,,tarness, who has been liv
iz , n, tlan,hQ 1se..at.the,rear-iof Mak
ins' - butcher shop, has„ moved into
part of Miss Eiston's house on An-
drew Si ' •"'"
The Pesliyterian. congregation- at
Kippen, has extended a call to Rev.
R. A. Lundy, of Walton . The sti-
pend is. $1,800 with manse and a
xiionth's holiday.
This; section is experiencing fine
Indian summer weather. . The snow
has all disappeared and the days have
been mild. It is helping to pass
away the winter ,very nicely and is
easy on the coal bin
1!Il'";m. J. Carling, who left Exe-
ter a number of years ago for Brigh-
tori lias sold his farm and will move
balk ; again to Exeter. • His madly
friend's will welcome him back again.
Toni Marks Stock Co. appeared in
the 'Exeter Opera House two nights
last week and were greeted with fair
sized houses. The= company came
under the auspices of the hockey boys
Bishop Williams, of London, con-
ducted, Confirmation serviee in Tri -
vitt" Memorial Church fast Thursday
evening. Five candidates were pre-
sented for confirmation.
ls'ev. Y. W. Bythel, of Granton,
gave an address in Trivitt Parish
Hall Tuesday evening on his work in
the Yukon. It was much enjoyed by
thtlse present.
3 - p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
Study.
7 p.m: Rey, _W.G,H. McAlister, M.A.
Music by the Choirassisted- - by' the
Doherty Male Quartette, Clinton.
Monday Night==