HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-10-16, Page 8LQWER PRICES.
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On all Fall and Winter Merchandise purchased
at this Store
$5.00 Saving
On Ladies' and Misses' Coats
Otir prices this year, .for' ladies and Misses winter coats arein,
a good many eases $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 5ords
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At Ne,w Lower Prices
The ladies' and Massee' slippers oxfords pP s and 1 for fall and win-
ter wear "are here in a larger range of styles than we have shown
for years Ask to seethe new scotch grain trimmed oxfords, you'll
want a pair when you see them and hear the.price.
_ Ioseya: arians
When You' are in need of warmer stockings for the' cooler
weather come to this store. We have some very special bargains
which yon should be interested to see. Our °Cashmerette stockings
in black, brown and sand shades is a winner at 35e per pair.
New Dress 1, a ..: teria•ls
The new all wool flannels and crepes are taking ,first place a-
mongst the pc/pular 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 ani 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 1Oc.
3 15e. boxes matches ....._..25c. Cascade Salmon 1 lb. 15c.
2 lbs. sweet cookies ......:.35c. S bars any.laundrysoap 55c.
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For many years we have been furnishing homes like yours,.
Our service to young couples has been perfected o the highest de-
gree of genuine helpfulness. No matter how little 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 inmaking your selections.
All we ask is that you give us an opportunity of showing you.
how reasonably you can purchase furniture at this store.
E OFFER SPEC -FA -1-4 : PRICES ON EVERYTHING IN OUR
ENTIRE STOCii.
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Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long distance calls given prompt attention.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVTCE
-OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 741; Night call 74W
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When you are t-huiiking of Clothes think
of Ta an s. The new fall fabrics are very
ifty a l , d we can offer you:the very latest
styles at most attractive prices.
See the very latest in
and Brock Hats
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orsali
re now in order
have a
swell line of nifty.New w Ties
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Market report ---.The, following is
the report of the lilxoter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat $1.30
Oats 55c
Manitoba Flour $4,90
Pastry Flour $4,75
Family Flour $4,65
Feed 'Plan' $2.2,5
Bran $1.60
Shorts $1.75
Dairy Butter 32c.
CreanlerY Butter 40-41
Eggs, Extras 4.2
Eggs Seconds 32
Lard 20c.
Hogs $9,50
LOCA
THE SCHOOL BY-LAW.
,ro you in doubt? Have you a
question, to ask? If any ratepayer .,las
a question to ask or wants any in-
formation ,zregard,ing 'the school by-law
to isa voted qui iVEonday, members of
the Board of Education will be at the
Town Ha1Lon Saturday evening at S
o'clock to aasw'er such questions or
give. any infortuwtijan desired:. The
Board feels the necessity and economy
of the addition, and they believe the
ratepayers are .initerested in the- school,
pleased at its progress, and desirous
that progressi may coentinue, but if
there is anyone, in doubt, kindly come
to the Town Hall Saturday :eveasitnie.,
Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Terry visited in
Donegal last week. .
Mrs. 1Vlelvlie O'Niel of Lucan, vis-
ited with Exeter friends on Monday.
Mr. eharles Harvey visited over
the week -end with friends in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snell have re
turned after a motor trip- to Pontiac,
Mich.
Mr. Fred Ford has taken a •'posi-
tion: as Junior with the Molsons
Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin, of Lou'
don, are visiting with relatives in
Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson, of Lam-
beth, spent Sunday in town with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent of
London, spent the week -end with his
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ward, Mrs. E.
A. Follickand .Miss: Edna motored
to Listowel on Sunday.
Mr. and: Mrs. Noyes and son of
Oakville, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Woods the forepart of the week'
Mr. •and Mrs.• H. E. Huston, and
family, who have spent the summer
at their gottage at Grand Bend, re
turned honre Tuesday.
Little Miss Myrtle Lee 'had the
misfortune to strike her big toe with
an 'axe last Saturday afternoon in=
flitting. a nasty wound. --
Mr
Mr and Mrs. Fred Howald, and
two daughters Misses Kathleen and
Thelma, of. St. Marys, spent Sunday
witllt Mr. 'atid Mrs:' E: Howald.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Ferguson and
daughter, and Mrs. Geo: Powell and
son Bruce, of near London, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1. W.
Powell.
Mr. F. R. Hectle, and Miss Pearl
of Brantford, are visiting in Exeter,
The former will spend the winter in
town with his sister, `Mrs. E. Jory.
The' latter will visit for several days
The fowl suppers are on and : are
being well patronized. Several from
town were at Whalen fowl supper
Tuesday evening while others attend
ed the supper at Zurich the same
evening. •
Rev. Jas. Foote, was in Thedford
on Sunday morning, conducting an-
niversary service on his former 'ap-
pointment Rev_ Mr.,McInnis of Thed
ford occupied the pulpit in Caven
Church.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Donnelly and
children visited on Saturday with
Mrs. Donnelly's' uncle Mr. W.'- E.
Van ` Velzer of Wroxeterr returning
on Sunday for the anniversary in the
Methodist Church at Blyth.
Mr. • Johnston's new house has the
roof on and'tlie workmen are busy
on the interior. Good progress is
being made on Mr. C. 'B. 'Snell'•s new
house on Ann St, and he has the foun
dation in for one on John St.
One of the,.large brick silos at the
Exeter Canning Factory collapsed
Wednesday morning about, 6- o'clock
The silo which was about 50 feet
has just been filled with corn con-
taining nearly 500 tons.. It has'
been up for about five years.
Rev. D. D. Thompson, of Wood-
ham occupied the pulpit in Main St.
Church on Sunday preaching two
fine sermons. The Pastor Rev. F.
E. Clysdale, conducted anniversary
services at Zion in the Woodham.
cuit.
The teen age girls of James St.
Church to the number ofmore than
30 have been organized as a unit of
the "Canadian Girls in' aa
The girls will Meet every Friday
afternoon at 4:15 and a very inter-
esting program is being set up bas-
ed on: the principle of the four -fold
life.
A very pleasant evening was silent
by the members of the Caven Pr:;es-
byterian Young People's Guild and
their friends at a corn and marsh -
mellow roast held in, a valley on Gar-
net P'r°ayne's farm, Wednesday even-
ing Oct 8th. About fifty were pre-
sent and a splendid programme of
games,' contests, Impromptu speeches
and community singing was enjoyed
by all.
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/ENGAGEMENT
ENT
Mr
and Mrs, s, E. A. Follick, of
Extter announce the engagement of
their
dn�daughter tEr
Edna, Cnn
tok1. I°:
Leslie Hearts, of Sinicoe, son of'll,.ir.
and Mrs. L. Hearts, of Hamilton, thee
wedding to take place at the end of
this month.
7AVEN - PRESEXT9ERAN ORVROII
Rey. J'ltznes Foto, l;i.Ai„ Minister
ANl✓'IV7ERSAR
10 a.m,m--Sgnday,School and Bible
Class.
11 ti m. -The Minister -
7"-IL/IL-RE/Y. F, W, Duggin,. of First.
Presbyterian Church, St. lilarys
SPECIAL 11IUSIO BY ;1iItE ;CIIOth'
Boy Scouts :meet Friday evening,:'
JAMES STRElhlT IgJ`THODIST •
CHUBOI
Rev. yv. E. Donnelly, B. A., Pastor^
10':15 -Morning Class..
•
11 a.m.- "Tho Axe at the Root of
the Tree."
3 p.m. ----Sunday School, Tenip erance
Mass Meeting
• Addressed by
Mr. J. G. Stanbury, and Mu •J. H.
Holtzman.
7 p me-- "The Giant that slew our
children revenged.'''
A hearty welcome to ' all
POW ELL'
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BAZAAR
PLAIN PRICE STORE
Day by Day and in every way, we
are getting compliments from the
good•people who appreciate the pres-
ence'
reyence' of .such' a store as Ours in =Exe-
ter. A` store where people like to,
see things, nice things,at prices with-
in their buying reach.' Since we last
talked with you here we have re-
ceived Aluminum Coffee ' and Tea
Percolators, Collanders, : Dessert
Spoons, Small Graters, Leather
change Purses, colored coat hangers
Rapid Fire egg bea eics, 3 kinds wire
egg heaters, potato mashers, a big
assortment of graniteware in blue,
white and grey .enamel, ` and many
other articles too.
We expect in a shipment of Small.
Peanuts, when we will have more of
the best salted peanuts you evei•:ate
Always count on fresh roasted pea-
nuts on Saturdays. Try a bag this
week. We roast and salt all the.
nuts we sell and are anxious that
our customers are pleased,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY SPECIALS:
100 Flint drinking glasses (reg 10c)
5c. Each
More Chocolates, Pound Lots 35c
COME expecting , good values for
your good money.,
Miss Verda Vale is able to be out
after her illn'e'ss: '
Mrs. HBierling is visiting with
her sister at Sarnia.- •
Mrs.
arnia.•-
Mrs.
W. Lawson has- returned af-
ter visiting in Toronto.
Mrs. J.' H. Medd is, visiting for a
few days with her son J. B. Medd'
near Seaforth. -
Mr. ,and Mrs. N. Sheere and dau-
ghter Jean motored to St. Thomas
on Sunday last
,; Frost at any time may cut down
the beautiful bloom that surrounds
most of the homes of , town. •
• The Rally service collection of
Caven Sunday School was completed
last Sunday and 'amounted to $38.
Mrs. C. J. Patterson and little
daughter of Deti'oit, visited her par-
ents Mf. and Mrs. Rd. Quanee on
Sunday.
A communication from Rev.; H. E.
.Livingstone and other important
items have been crowded out this.
week.
Mr, and Mrs. ll'has. Hyndman and
son of :Toronto, motored up and vis-
ited the former's uncle : Dr. H. Ki
Hyndman.
Rev. and Mrs. John Ball, of Lam-
beth, are visiting with. Mr. and Mrs.
John Johns and other relatives in
this' conimu.nit'
Rev. Jas. Foote preached as strong
sermon in favourof the 0. T. A., on
Sunday evening taking as his •text,
"Bear ye one another's- burden"
Messrs. Newman hardy, O. Nestle;
Roy 'and Gordon Perkins, of •Detroit
have been visiting for a: few days' at
their respective homes in town.
T1iIUESDraX, OCTOBER 10, 1924
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YOU WILL APPRECIATE THE VALUES, AS WELL AS THE'STY-
LES WE OFFER THIS SEASON. EVERY WEEK WE ADD NEW
NUM.III•RS TO OVR'RACKS. DROP IN AND SEE WHAT WE ARE
SHOWING,
xceptional-Values in Wool & Silk
CrepeDresses
Dre
nes
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 SILI>; CREPES $16.50 TO $27,.50.
New Oxfords
and. Strap Slippers
SEVERAL NEW LINES HAVE
BEEN. ADDED TIIIS 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 •
Mats,' 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.-0
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Winter Apples Wanted
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Good prices paid for hand picked
selected fruit. Will be shipping- at
Brucefield, Liensall, Dublin, and
Clandeboye during months of Octo-
ber' and November. Empty baskets
holding 50 pounds will be supplied
the growers wanting them at -the
toliowing places: Brucefield, Crom-
arty, IIensall and. Clandeboye.
For •particulars and prices phone
headquarters.
R. S. LANG
Walker Houe, Brucefield
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And Insurance
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
E. J C C R ISTIE
OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johns
White Leghorn Cockerels` for Sale
$1.00 each for immediate sale
,Apply Garnet Heywood, Exeter
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Boyle and son
Clarence, Mrs. Hockey and son Ken-
neth, Mrs. M. Sheere. and Miss E.
Frayne motored to Brantford Sun-
day.
The annual thankoffe' -ing meeting
of the W. M. S. and Logic Circle of
Caven Presbyterian Church, was
held Tuesday; evening. The thank.
offering amounnted to nearly $200.
Historical accounts were given .of.
the different societies, since their
foundation. Refreshments were
served.;
Intovicating liquor may be Sold and men may get it to drink, but
I ot, b . .Iy Vote!
Truth -may be wrecked and cbaracter dismantled, homes may
be destroyed and women and children beggared,, but
Tot by . My Vote!
Childrep may lie 'caught in the "hire i' sntire, the victims- of ai
001101 may fill our jails, almhousee and insane asylums, but
T' of by 'My Vote®
The liquor traffic nay irnpove ish ;and degrade the peoi2le
may produce illness 'disease- `and l i i i ar l elinin; may breed anartcIly
and crime; but
'. My Vote!
The
people amayfn
.L -
h their Cotiennrnten�a.Ue 1ithe liquor oidfor a�con�ndertitioLtaze tiovardagaiist the innocent,'
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and bargain away the public- health slid the public:. moralshut
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Not .by I Vote!
Ford Touring Car For Sale -In
good condition, very cheap. Apply to
W. J. Beer. '
HOUSE FOR SALE
Two lots cornering on Wellington
R William Sts.; 7room brick dwel-
ling with- kitchen` and woodshed;
good cellar,, hard and soft water,
electric ,Iights, stable, garage and
hen house. Easy terms and a liar -
gain for quick sale. tFor terms ap-
ply on premises .or to Thos. Camer-
on, Auct., Box 154, Exeter. Also a
Jersey cow for sale due in Sept:
FURN ITUltE
-- FOR
QUALITY, • PRICES
Ser'ice and'
Satisfaction
CALL ON US -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND
FURNITURE DEALERS
PHONE 20W
PHONE 20J
W. R .Grnlin( .
A. T. C. M.
Organist ` and Choirmaster James
St. Methodist 'Church.
Teacher_ -of Piano, Vocal and The-
ory, Instructor of Music in the Public
Schools, -
TERMS MODERATE
Box 57, Exeter.
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE
TO FIT YOU AND YOUR POCKET
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE-
LIVERED.
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
Dr. I> G. Fletcher,L.M.C.C,
Lice^ntaLe of ,,,the College., of
sicians and Suigeons of Ontari
Office ;in residence, of..,mHr.
Camm, Main St.
Phone 156 Exeter,
Phy
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A.-
FOR SALE
-Tlhorouglrbrecl Jersey bull calf.
' Happy Thought Range
Small upright*4leater:
Bedri
S rrng; cheap
Drive's$"lle l
t , suitable for a garage;.
cheap
Beseburner,; cheap. '
Information reabove at
• POW13LL' i BAZAAR:
,Phone 55
ANDY EASTON'
Licensed Auctioneer for the Conn..
cy1of Huron. Correspondence arrange*
meats for sales can be made by call
lug -up the Central Hotel, Exeter.,
Charges moderate, satisfactio
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guaranteed.
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CA: LING B.A.
Barrister,.. Solicitor; &c.;
Loans, Investments, ' Insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
GG. S.
r Atkinson;'L.D.S.,D.I�.S
' DENTAL NTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College ®E
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Un1*.
versity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer,,190i..
tary District Number ' One, London:,
Ont., '
Main Otrice Main St. Exeter. Ozat,
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 rook,
to °5.30, p.m.
Office hours at ZURICH ONT., Tueg
only, at 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 5.03 ;
o'clock p.m, Phone 79.
A. Ii. TENNAPNT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office McDonnelI's bates i91abids ea
John •-St. Phone calls receive, prom
'attention. Phone `26w D�
Local Cartage
I AM' NOW IN A POSITION TO
GIVE' OUR LOCAL' TRADE AN AI..
MOST IMMEDIATE SERVICE.
TRY .US
Bagshaw
Phone 58W
Cochrane` Machine
Works
Fordt,metors reground, fitted with
Pistons, Complete $16.00 Every
make of,Car Motor and Engines re- t
ground with Pitetons Complete' to fit,.
also Tractors. t
FA? IUs FOR E-A fecholc
Carnia in' th8 h11 ,of Uw Nbornea
Tuckersmith , and ,1/31173
Hibbert. Good
buildings' and well located'` as ,to 'mar-
Out'
lets, Priced right. .'Apply to Thoa,
Cannezou, Auct„ 13bx 104; Exete
TRAYED �.
Strayed from the premises of Mr.
M. Elfoi'ci, ' Lot 8 'Con, G, Usborne
Clothing
Hospital
Wo 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, R: -.
raining to e
1
:Remodelling. e01
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ells
n ,
all kinds of Clothing.
Ourningo'
L A.TDfl ' WOilA A SPECIALTY
We also make Ladies' and Gent's
S
uit to Order. A trial is„ solicited,.
a 'red deliornedl steer' rising three
Y ilc seeing please
notify Will i .'H.
GREGG
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3. Phone 44 „,`18 I ialkton.
Yeztrs old. Anyone
Johns, Exeter R,: R. No.: