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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-10-9, Page 8Y :4,l THS' EXtTER Phone 16W TEWART'S LOWER PRICES On all Fall and Winter Merchandise purchased at this Store $5.00 Saving On Ladies' and Misses' Coats Our prices this year, for ladies and Misses winter coats are in a good many cases $5.00 lower than last year's prices for the same class of garment. These new lower prices have been made possible by careful buying and our smaller profit and more sales plan. See our coats and get our prices before you buy a coat. Slippers and Oxfords. At New Lower Prices The ladies' and Misses' slippers and oxfords for fall and win- ter wear are here in a larger range of styles than we haveshown for years. Ask to see the new scotch grain trimmed oxfords, you'll want a pair when you see them and hear the price, New Fall F.;."otwear Ask to see the new slippers and oxfords for ladies and girls and also the new stockings in fine cashmere, wool, silk and silk and wool. Our stock is now complete and the new lower prices will surprise you, New Dress Materials The new all wool flannels and crepes are taking first place a- mongst the popular materials for fall and winter dresses. We have all the new shades and also some pretty new plaids and checks. Ask to see the new all wool delaines also the cotton broadcloths and brocaded and knitted silk materials. House Furnishings This is the practial time to beautify the interior of your home for the coming winter months. Take -stock of what is needed then come in and see our display of wallpapers, rugs, linoleums, stove squares, curtain materials and blinds, our prices are lower on all these lines. Grocery Specials Tasty Cheese 25c. Kellog's Corn Flakes 10c. 3 15c. boxes. matches, ...,...25c. Cascade Salmon 1 lb. 15c. 2 lbs. sweet cookies 35c. S bars any laundry soap ....55c. J. A. Stewart i We'll Furnish Complete andSave You Our service to young couples has b perfected the highest de- gree helpfulness. N tt little For many years we have been furnishinghomes like yours. beento ofgenuine oma matter how rt Ie or how much you may wish to invest, in furnishing your home complete, you are assured every advantage of low prices, courteous service and pains- taking attention in making' your selections. All we ask is that you give us an opportunity of showing you how reasonably you can purchase furniture at this store. WE OEVER SPECIAL PRICES ON' EVERYTHING IN OUR ENTIRE STOCK. E. GARDINER Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment ' z Long distance calls given prompt attention. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE -OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W s When you are thinkingof Clothe ! think � f Taman's. The new fall f abrics are very we an nifty can offerou the verylatest Y styles at mos t attractav, e7pric. es.i See the very :latest latest in B® -sal in® and Brock, Hats New Fall Overcoats are now_in order. We::, have a Ie a swell line e of nifty- New Ties 'at TAMAN PHONE r 'iii. Market report -The following is the report of the Exeter 'Market corrected e'*erp Wednesday. Wheat $1530, •Oats 50 Barley 90 to 95. Manitoba Flour' $4,65, Pastry Flour $3,90 Family Flour $4.40 Feed Flour $2.10 Bran $1,60 Shorts $1,75 Dairy Butter ' 32c. Creamery butter 39, 40 Eggs, extras 40c Eggs, seconds, 3Oc Lard '20c Hogs $9.50 LOCAL •Or•fe+i 4 it P.l�i.i**b Mr. Bowers visited in Seaforth for the week -end. • Mr. Ed. Davis of Strathroy, spent Sunday with his parents. Miss E. Follick has resigned her position with Jones & May. Mrs. W. May, of Mitchell, is vis- iting •her^` sons Wm. and F. A. May. Threshing is still at its height and the threshu'rs are in urgent demand. Mr. Fred Elliott, of Haileybury, is visiting his brother Mr. E. Elliott} MisS C. Vosper has returned home after visiting in London and Detroit Quite a number from town attend- ed the Brussels Fair on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. I. Armstrong have returned home after visiting in Par - Mr. and Mrs. J. Routledge, of Dutton, visited in Exeter over the week -end. Miss B. Howey, has returned home after visiting in Hamilton and Wat- erloo. Mrs. IV. H. Armstrong and child- ren are visiting with relatives in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. J. Leery and family of Staffa, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews. Mr. Clayton Frayne was out to town Sunday for the first time for several weeks owing to illness. Miss L. Ballantyne returned to New- York, on Friday after holiday ing with relatives in this commun ity. Large numbers have been listen- ing in on the world series ball games which come over the radio play by play. A number of young ladies held- a wener and marshmellow roast Tues- day evening having a very jolly time ttime. Rev. D. D. Thomson, of Woodham will occupy the pulpit in Main St. Church next Sunday in the morning and evening. Next Sunday Rev. F. E. Clysdale will conduct the Anniversary Ser- vices at Zion appointment ,on the Woodham Circuit. Rev. W. E. Donnelly was in. God- erich Monday evening delivering his lecture on "Scraps" in the North St. Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fuke and son Stewart, and Mr. and. Mrs. E. C. Harvey are holidaying for a couple of weeks at Grand Bend. Hensall's new School does not affect Exeter because they are, tak- ing only continuation schoolwork there with but two teachers. The Young People's League of the Exeter District held their annual convention in Lucan on. Tuesday. The report will appear next week. Mr. Archie Morgan '"who under- went - an operation in Victoria Hos- pital, Londonhas sufficiently re- covered as to be able to return home Miss M. Sanders returned home Iast week after visiting in Detroit and London. She also enjoyed a trip up the lakes as far as Duluth. The Principal of the High School reported to the Board on Tusday that the attendance this year is 191 avhich is within a very few of last year. Messrs. Pollen and Foote who have been conducting a garage busi- ness on James St: have dissolved partnership. Mr. Jas. Foote is tak- ing over the business, Mr. and Mrs. E. Treble returned home last week after .visiting with their son , Leon in Toronto, ' They were accompanied home by their little granddaughter. The court of revision for the Vot- ers' List in connection with the com- ing plebiscite was held last Thurs- day, Sheriff R. T. Reynolds presid- ing. 46 names were added to the list. In 1921 Exter s revenue from countrych scholars olars at the e high School was •$3252.94. This year it is $8155.56 owing to the increased at- tandance. This :is what Exeter's school taxes become lower ,every year. Several from town attended the, fowl supper at the Grand Bend Meth odist Church Monday, evening and assisted in the prgramme. They were Rev. Clysdale, E. 3. Christie, Misses E. Huston, M. ,,Follick, E. Follick and Mrs. W. Martin. Rev. Mr. Naylor, of Hensall, oc- cupied the pulpit 'of Trivitt Memora. ial church on Sunday preaching two fine sermons. Mr. Truniper con- ducted Harvest Thanksgiving ser- vices at Staffs,. The West Huron Teachers' Con- vention will be held in Goderich on Thursday and Friday' of this week and in consequence the public schools in Exeter and surrounding district willbe closed. TIMES THURSDAY, QCTOBER, 91-1i, .1924 CAVEN FYES>FiYTEfAN C]EX1[1RC11 IIIIIIIIiI{IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII{IIIIIIIIIIIIII Rey. Jatnes Foote, , Minister ,. =; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlI!lIIIINLIIlIilllllllllliplligl!!lIIIIL SMART STYLES IN 10 'a,m.-Sunday School and Bible .= Class. - 11 a.pl -Rev: Bir. McInnis', of Tried - ford 7 p.m. -The 14linister Boy Scouts Meet Friday evening, JADIES l9TI;EET,METHODIST CHURC Rev. W. E. Donnelly, "B. A„ Pastor: 10:15 --Morning Class. 11 a.m.-Rev, Thos. Sawyer, Milver- ton 3 p. m.. -Sunday school 'and Bible Classes, 7 p,m,-Rev. T. E. Sawyer EVERYBODY WELCOME POWELL'S' BAZAAR PLAIN, PRICE STORE October Business has started oft; good. Our Aim will b{e 'to`' keep .rrt Good. Our offerings this month w`11 show Wonderful Values. Our ship- ment of Graniteware and Aluminum ware has ersived, is marked and goes on Sale at once; 150 pieces at 15c,. and 25c, seems like old times 'to see gods like this marked.at these prices, They hill sure move out, and if you' want' any, get here and secure ,them, Bulbs are scarce..We have now Chin- ese Lilacs, Hyancbsths, Tulips and Daffodil/4, single and double, Narcis- sus and Freezias,, bulb bowls, earth and pots. Information as to llpw to graw; them. We have a BARGAIN TABLE at the rear of the Store that you ought to. Look o'er each time you are in Next Week we will show a list of 'some of our recent arrivals of goods that you can purchase here at Saving ?noes. This ansa store. of many things at ;reasonable, prices. FRIDAY -SATURDAY SPECIALS. 50' lbs. more' of those good Chocol- at-ea,. 35c. hocolat-ea,.35c. pound. 50 change purses at 15c. 30 Hair Brushes, meg. 75c. for 49c, each, Come. bring your neighbors to. the stone where you see things. Mrs. Albert- Ford is visiting with relatives' in Exeter. Mr. J. G. Stanbury was in Goder- ich on Monday on legal business. Mr. Lewis Hern is very ill at the home of his cousin Mr. James Hern. Dr. E. S. CIysdale visited his bro- ther at the Main St. Parsonage on Monday evening. Mr." W. H. Johnston's new 'brick residence .on Victoria 'St. is being rapidly, ly pushed ;along. Mr. Jas. Brinthell is making �re- pairs to his house on Ann Street occupied by Mr. Jas. Foote. Mr. J. Harding is the new courier on route No. 3, Exeter, having taken over his duties on October 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence_J. Donnelly and son George- of London spent Sun day at the James St. Parsonage. Miss Evelyn Gill, night supervisor of the Highland Park hospital, De- troit, visited her father, Mr. F. Gill on Sunday. Mr. John, L. Powell has returned to, California after spending a few weeks visiting his 'brother, Mn Stephen Pow- ell, and other frjends'. Mr. Charles Way motored to Lon- don on Saturday' and enjoyed the - thrills of the World series game as depicted by the.Playograph. Miss Vera Coates is 'receiving treatment for goitre trouble at .Vic- toria Hospital, London and is mak- ing very favourable improvement. Mr. Frank Taylor and Misses Hazel Snell and Reta Rowe were in Ailsa Craig on Sunday assisting with the musical program at the Methodist Anniversary. A number of the brethen from the Masonic' Order"motored to Hensall Monday ' evening the occasion being the visit of the D. D. G. M. tb Zur- ich Lodge, Hensall. Mr. Fred Hunkin lost am horse last week. He had driven out to one of his daughters in Usborne and when he came to hitch up his horse the animal was dead. • The Ladies' Aid of James Street .church, held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon. ,. The time was spent in completing arrangements for a bazaar to be held Saturday Nov 1st. The Women's Institute are making a, donation z of canned fruit tothe a u sick Children's Shelter at Goderich. Donations to be left at the home of Mrs. Thos. Harvey not later than the 19th of October. . Mrs. Baines who has been ill was taken to Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday and underwent an oper- ation on Tuesday. She:.is `getting a- long nicely and her friends will hope for her speedy recovery. The new addition to the' school has been unanimously agreed upon by the Board and approved., by the Department of Education\ , land should have the support' of every ratepayer. The rooms are .needed badly and can be built at a cost of only one mill on the dollar. Several Toronto papers have had special representatives ' visiting the r in p ov res under government control and if only half of what they have written is correct that should. be e- nough to convince the voters of Ont- ario that bootlegging and the other evils that follow in the wake of the iquor a traffic are far q a . greater 1 z rzz�er 1 government control than under pro- ibition. What this province needs s a tightening up of the limier laws aad Premier Ferguson has promised • o do it' if the people vote to retain be D, "l: A, t 1 Anniversary v rsary Services in connect- ions with Ma•n. St. Church will be h Main held, on Oct. 26th when the pastor i will preach in the morning add Rev. J. B. J. Millyard, of Askin St. t Church,; London, a the evening. AMMO �Mr and0111111110 MINIM Ladies Coa YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE VALUES, AS WELL AS THE STY- LES WE OFFER THIS SEASON. EVERY WEEK WE ADD NEW NUMBERS TO OUR RACKS. DROP IN AND SEE WHAT WE ARE SHOWING. Exceptional Values in: Wool& Silk Crepe Dresses THIS SEASON WE HAVE A BIGGER RANGE 'THAN EVER ' TO SELECT FROM. FLANNELS AT $7.50 UP TO $15.00, SERGE AND POIRET TWILLS $14.50 TO $21.00 SILK CREPES $16.50 TO127;50. New Oxfords and Strap, Slippers SEVERAL NEW LINES HAVE BEEN ADDED ` THIS . PAST WEEK. THEY, ARE NOT -ONLY SMART STYLES, • BUT VERY COMFORTABLE FITTERS. PRICED AT $3.75 TO $5.00 Fancy Check Flannels THE VERY NEWEST THING FOR DRESSES COMES IN TWO QUALITIES. THESE WILL MAKE LOVELY WARM DRESS- ES FOR THE COOLER WEA- THER;' AT PER .YD. $2.25 AND $2.75. Felt and Velour 'Hats for Men MEN, WE HAVE YOUR NEW HAT FOR YOU. WE ARE SHOW- ING THE NEW SHAPES AND COLORS MANY OF WHICH HAVE THE NEW STRIPE BANDS. PRICED FROM $3.50 AND $5.00. Men's and Boys' Overcoats IT IS ABOUT TIME' TO DECIDE ON YOUR NEW COAT FOR THE COLD WEATHER. IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU OUR EXCELLENT RANGE OF OVERCOATS. SEE OUR SPECIAL AT $22.50 WENN gaRIMIN E out'h cott Bros. 1I1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII*Ill II1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIII1IIII11IIIIIIIII1IIIIII11I1II IIIRIIIIII MI11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiINNMI Winter Apples Wanted Good prices paid for hand picked selected fruit. Will be shipping at Brucefield, Hensall, Dublin, and Clandeboye during months of Octo- ber and November. Empty baskets holding 50 pounds will be supplied the growers wanting them at the following places: Brucefieid, Crom- arty, Hensall and Clandeboye. For particulars and prices phone headquarters. R. S. LANG ¢' Walker ' House, Brucefield O . L K.E And' Insurance YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED E. J. CHRIS'TIE OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns STRAYED Strayed from the premises of Mr. M. Elford, Lot 3, Con. 5, Usborne, a red dehorned steer rising three years old. ` Anyone seeing please notify Will Johns,Exeter R. R. No. 3. Phone 44-18 Kirkton. Mr. Albert. Johnston, of Toronto and Dr. Mary Johnston, of Hamilto spent Sunday with their parent Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Mr. John T. Donnelly of St. Thom as has been spending ,a few- days th guest of his son at the' parsonage Mr. Donnelly has been very ill fo some time, but at'present his co dition is considerably improved. The Young Peoples' Societies of Caves, Main. Street and 'James St. Churches will :hold under their un- ited •auspices a great prohibition mass meeting in the Town Hall, next Tuesday, 'October 14th at 8 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Donnelly called on Mrs Wm. Kestle on W-ednesdalast and po re r is that she' is much' improved in health and getting" along nicely. Mrs., Kestle is snaking her _home at. present with Mrs. Rigney, at 812 Dundas St., Lndon. Mr. Stuart, Stanbury spent the week -end at home after being at Huntsville, Muskoka, most of •the summer in charge of Boy Sccout Camps, During the past chree ,weeks Stuart has been teaching Science in ,Huntsville Coll. Inst. `Sub- stituting for the regular teacher who was ill. ,a,, Ford Touring Car For Sale -In good' condition, very cheap. Apply, to W. J. Beer. HOUSE FOR SALE Two lots cornering on Wellington & William Sts.; 7 -room brick dwel- ling with kitchen and woodshed; good cellar, hard and soft water, electric lights, stable, garage and hen house. Easy terms and a bar- gain for quick sale.` For terms ap- ply on premises or to Thos.= Camer- on, Auct„ Box 154, Exeter. Also a Jersey cow for sale due in Sept.': FURNITURE ,- FOR QUALITY, PRICES Service and Satisfaction CALL ON US FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND FURNITURE DEALERS ] R R . No. ®W E PHONE 20W PHONE 203 W. R' .Goulding A. T. C. M. _ s, Organist and Choirmaster James St. Methodist - Church. e Teacher of Piano, Vocal and The- • ory, Instructor of Music in the Public r Schools. n- TERMS MODERATE Mr. S. S. Kearns, of The Canadian. Bade of Commerce, Toronto, is visit ing with and Mrs. J. A. Stewart Mr. Kearns was on the staff of the Bank of Commerce in Exeter eleven years ago and he had such kindly recollections of our town that he has returned to renew acquaintances. He noted numerous improvements to the Main St.; The% teen age Boys of James St. Church met at the church Saturday night and held a very successful'or- ,aniatiazz meeting, The Pastor gave a careful outline of the methods and objectives of the Tuxis. Program an the end easy 'was received cezveci tivith great enthusiasm by the boys. There will be three Tuxis Squares with eight boys in each Square, and a splendid program is being set up for the Win- er months Box 57,: Exeter. ANDY EASTON u Licensed Auctioneer for the Cont. ty of Huron. Correspondence arrange menta for sales can be imide by cal h ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter. Charges moderate, satisfactteh guaranteed. I R. CARLING B.A. Barrister, Solicitor, Loans, Investments, Insurance, Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exettal G. S. Atkinson, L-.D.S.,D,D.S DENTAL SURGEON Graduate of the Royal College sil' Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Eli., versity of Toronto. Late District Dental Officer, Milt• tary District Number One, London Ont., Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont. Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 a.ni."� to 5.30, p.m. Office hours at ZURICH ONT., Tueti only, at 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 6.00 o'clock p.m. Phone 79. A. Er. TENNANT Veterinary Surgeon Office -McDonnell's s'niee sstabh'sh John St. Phone calls receive pro:mpi attention. Phone 26w Local Cartage I AM NOW IN 'A POSITION TQ GIVE OUR LOCAL TRADE AN Ala, MOST IMMEDIATE SERVICE,. H. Bagshaw TRY US CLEANING PRESSING and REPAIRING SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE TO FIT' YOU AND YOUR POCKET WORK CALLED FOR AND DE- LIVERED. ELLIOTT AND JOHNS Dr. H. G. Fletcher L.M.C.0 Licentate of the College of Phy- sicians and Surgeons of Ontario-. Office in residence of Mr: A. Camra, Main St. Phone 156 ..a Exeter, Ont. HELP, WANTED Men and women to work in the Exeter Evaporator. Work to start abs ut Sept. 8th. Apply to L. E. NIX at the Evaporator GRAIN 'WANTED We are now in the 'market. f' for all kinds of grain and are prepared to pay Y you the highest price, We can also make arran ements' g wi I txo y u to haul the same with our truck. Fox particulars phone - 54, during dinner and supper hours' phone '63. COOK BROS., Milling Co. Ilensall, Ont. Phone 58W Cochrane Machine Works Ford motors reground, fitted with Pistons, Complete $16.00 Every!, make of Car Motor and Engines re- ground with Pistons Complete to fit4 also Tractors. '. ,t'"2,7' 12,4i r l a qi PA.RMS FOR SALE --A few chole farms in the Townships of Usborne, Tuckersmith and Hibbert. Good buildings and well located as to riar. kets. Priced right. Apply to Thow4 Cauldron, ,Auct,. Box 154. Exeter. GREGG'S Clothing Hos1�a , S We are pleased to announce that we are able to return to ;our work and are again able to give your prompt and satisfactory service. Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing, Re- pairing, Remodelling. Turning of all kind% of clothing. g LADIES' WORK A S PECIAT,Ty W. e also make Lacliew and Gent*, Suits to Order. A tr i is policitedr W. H. GREGG TANA