The Exeter Times, 1921-10-27, Page 8PHONE 16; ` PHONE 116.:
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E 1310 STORE WITH THE LITTLE -PRICES."'
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les' .nd •Misses' Winter
.0.0,..at*.. and F1.1rs
Fall is here and 'Winter will soon be along, so don't delay in
" selecting your New Winter Coat. Our range is by far the nicest
we have ever shown, in the latest cloths and new styles.
EXTRA 'SPECIAL -Good warm winter coats, regular value,
$1p to $30. Lpt No, 1. -Sale Price, $3.50; Lot No. 2. -Sale Price,
$8,50.
Rubber Boots
Eventually you will wear "MINER'S" Invincible Grey Rubber
Boots, They are High Pressure Cured and of Tough Tire 'Tread
Stock. The New Stock is in; buy a pail• today and be convincedas
to "their wonderful wearing qualities, •
Grocery Specials
BEST ROLLED OATS, .6 92C
lbs. for
TEA, SALADA & RED ARC
ROSE, per pound .,
PICNIC HAMS, Smoked, 9A C
Boneless, per pound „
PORK AND BEANS, per 1.00
• Can
CARNATION g%2C ' 16"
MILK. J
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 C;
Cakes for
BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced or
Piece; No. 1 Quality, 40C
per pound
SILVER GLOSS STARCH 1 1C
Per package
RAISINS, Seedless, per 97C
pound •d
PURE LARD, 3 -lb. pail 60'
.
for '
CHOICE PINK' SALMON, iG
Per can
CASTILE SOAP, Long 170
Bar d
PURE CLOVER HONEY, i'C
Per pound
CHOICE CURRANTS, per18
pound
KELLOGG'S CORN• • - 9Q0
FLAKES, 3 pkgs. for,'"
SARDINES, Brunswick, C„
2 -cans for ��
PUFFED WHEAT 15'
CORN SYRUP, five pound ARC
can
BROOMS, 500
four strings -
LAUNDRY SOAP, all 70C
brands, 10 bars for C
PURE BULK COCOA. •I {a C
Per pound 1`�
RAISINS SEEDED, 9AC
Per pound •
CASTILE SOAP, 8 bars . 25C
for
RED SALMON, 1 -lb cans 290
for
LOOSE LAUNDRY 10°
STARCH, per pound E lI
CANADA CORN STARCH `''QC
per package
Sugar, I3est Granulated.
TEN LBS. FOR ................ 2 C II ONfEi HUNDRED LBS. e.Pe^
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.
J. A. Stewart
ti
Up4o date Furniture Stock
Funeral Director Embalmer
License No• 447: Auto Hearse and Horse Equipment
OPERA HOUSE BLOCKM. E.
PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
iNER
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the Huron
County Children's Aid and Humane
Society will be held on Tuesday, No-
vember 8th at 3 p.m. in the 'Chil-
dren's Home, Cameron St., Goderict.
Officers will be elected and reports
given. There will also be an address
given on "Child Welfare Work" by
an outside speaker. It is hoped that.
there "will be a good representation
from. different parts of the county'.
Come and see how home -like the
place is and how well the children.
are cased for.
FOR SALE -A good goat skin
robe for $6.00 cash. Apply to Thos.
Smale, Elimville.
Sabbath last was observed as Mis-
sionary Sunday in the. Methodist
Churches oi'the Exeter District, Rev.
Mr. Hill, of Parkhill, occupied the
Main Street pupit in the morning
and the James St. Church in the eve-
ning. Mr. Geo.. Stanley of Lucan just
reversed the above order. Both gave
splendid discourses.
1)orninion
ecitls for Thursday, Friday&Sa4urday
FEV ROSES FLOUR, 98.5 lbs. for ,S4.7!p
WRITE SATINFLOUR, 98.5 lbs. $4.07
R't:HIT.E SATIN FLOUR, 24.5 lbs. for $1.00
RITE SATIN FLOUR, 7.5 lbs. for 3 r.
for
Ilen �4lt Bread. Tuesday, Thursda
It -V .' sitle Corn' ................. 15c.
f,l ortet in , 3=lb . tail ::55c'
� it },,.'
Sheriff's Marmalade ,7?1c
Cream Candy lb25c
Riverside. .T.'eas 17c
Special Bi
ez.l'Tea
lU. . .35
c
(."ou,forl'Soap, .10 bars
.:690
Lyle's Syrup, 2 -lb. tin ...-30c
Corn Makes, <5 pkgs. ._ 49c
Corn Starcli
pkg..;ef...:.......::1Oc
I'.• a '
lunc.Ii . ... 15c
Si
Bar r '
Silver L=,r P
satires ,. ...:2�c
t^laolir. Soap, 3 cakes ....,,24c
Finnan I-I<tdc"�
lie ; ..,,.::..:..,..,.2re
Tat ak._ast r'a,con 390,.
and Saturday .. 10c' a loaf
Cottage Rolls, lb ...............
...zee
Dimple Soap, 3 cakes ...........25c
•Clteete, lb. .... ..21c
Vanil ,
la F Lem n. mon. ex tract 'tet .3
Seap Chips 2Oc.
'Clipper Salmon, 3 for
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs. '
Seeded Raisins, bulk,,11).,
Lard ^ Iii pcil
°�
icc ial ,, , ISi.ettd,.,Co�iiee
25c..
25e
....23c
5 c
'lilt
Alinconi a#+=.11a:'. ;
..,.25c
Dates,,z lbs. .... 25c
Lemon ;Cris, Biscuits
....-20c
Marsh M
eilow
Biscuits r
Four -String Vroom e.
s ...fir,
THS
Market lrepo)rt. -The tallawltpi lA
ti*o report, of the Exeter dirket
corrected every Wednesday,
Wheat 90c.
• Oats 34e to 40e.
;Barley 48c to 55c.
Manitoba Flour $ 4.40.'
Family Fleur $ 4.15.
Shorts, $1.40 per own
Bran $1.30 per cwt.
Feed flour 1.80,
Creamery" butter 42 to 45c.
Dairy butler 36c.
Eggs 50c.
Lard 2I0c.,
Chickens, under 4 lbs., 12c.
Chickens, 5 lbs., 14c',
Chickens, over 5 lbs., '18c.
Hens, 4` to 5 lbs., 14c.
Hens, over 5 lbs., 17c. °
Hens, under 4 lbs., 10c.
Old roosters, _,10c.
Dressed ducks 20c.
Ducks, 14c.
Geese 13c.
Old turkeys, 26c,
Young turkeys 28c.
Hogs $8.25. i..
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LOCAL
• 0404000.0 s0°o••Y• i
Little Miss Jean Pilon is on the
sick list.
Mr. E. Wells has taken, a position
with Jones & May.
Miss Fern Short is around again
after a severe illness:
Mrs. Yap, of London, is visiting
with Mrs. Wesley Snell.
Messrs.Doiuglas and Wilfred Stew-
art are visiting in Toronto.
Mrs. D. Roberts, of Toronto, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. W. Doerr.
Don't forget the plowing ntat'ch on
Friday. See advt. in another column.
'Dr. and Mrs. Bruce of Kincardine
are the guests of Dr.,and Mrs. Raul -
stmt.
Main Street anniversary will be
held the second Sunday in Novem-
ber.
Mr. S. J. Hogarth is erecting
new cement block stable on his pr
perty.
Mr. G. Wells returned ° home last
week after spendingseveral weeks in
the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Coultis returned
home this week after a visit with
relatives in the West. •
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A number of nimrods from tow
are off on their annual huntin
trip for a couple of weeks.
Miss Horton and her nephew have
returned home,after an extended
visit with relatives in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sanders are
moving into town this week into the
house of Mrs. J. Snell on North St.
Mr. T. R. Ferguson, of the Mol -
sons Bank,• is in Clinton relieving
the manager of the Clinton branch.
Mr. Wm. Elcoat and Miss Muriel
Elcoat, of Seaforth, visited with Rev.
and Mrs. Foote at the manse this
week.
Mrs. Harvey Parkinson of Blan-
shard spent the last part of the week
with her parents, Mr: 'and Mrs. Rob-
ert' Kerslake.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Clarke and
daughter, June, of London, visited
at the home of Mr. A. Bowey over
the week -end.
Two car loads of Junior Farmers
from this, community 'motored to
Woodstock last Friday to attend the
plowing matches.
Rev, and Mrs. Foote were ; at
Brucefield Monday' evening 'attend-
ing.the anniversary fowl supper of
the Union church.
Misses Helen and Mary Graham,
of Parkhill, visited Mrs. Graham at
the home' of Mr. and Mrs. D. Reef -
entre over the week -end.
Mr. W. G. Medd, president of the
Religious Education Council', is in
Brantford, this week attending the
convention of the association.
The many friends of Miss Ethel
Bissettwill be glad to know that she
has sufficiently, improved as to be
able to be out for short auto drives.
Mr. James Hem picked a rasp-
berry
branch ch
on Monday and
ay on which
there were a number of raspberries
well formed, one of the berries be-
ing ripe.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bradt and
family of London, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J, McAllister and family of Mount
Brydges, spent the week -end with
Mr.,,and Mrs. James Jewell.
This experience is not unique. Kin-
cardine ratepayers complained about
a 48 -mill tax rate'last year and elec-
ted a new council to bring the rate
down. Behold! This year's rate is 51
mills. '
Mr. "Chas. Ford and Miss Beatrice
Howey' are in Brantford 'this week
attending the convention of the On-
tario • Education Association as dele-
gates from the Main St. Sunday
school. ,
A greatua
q ntity` of auger
beets
g
are being shipped from this com-
munity. The beets are turning out
a better crop than at first expected.
Large quantities of turnips nips.. are also
being brought in for R. G.
Selden.
The, weather has been excellent for
getting up the roots:
Mr. Ed. Davis, of the Canadian dia,
n
Bank of Gonntnerce staff, has s been
transferred ansferred to the branch at Fore
st,..
leaving. i, on Friday last. -Ed is 'one of
Eat
eters bright. young men and we
hespea.lt for 'him
t success in his
' Chosen profession. •He has two broe.
',hers .7 `rrh
o
wre_
a the
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EXE'TEi Tt'MES
With the Churches
CAVEN I'ItESBYTERIAN, UHC7. CH
Rev. 4"ame04'oote, B. An Mlnll$ter
10 a,ni.--Sunday school and • Bible,
Classes, •
11,a.m.--",Understood from the
. Saiictiary," .
The Minister
Three Unknown,"
The Minister
Boy. Scouts will meet at the church
Saturday ;'evening at 7:30.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHFRCH
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., Pastor.,
11 a.m.-"The Aristocracy of Exe-
ter."
3 P.M. -Sunday School and Bible
classes.
7 p.m. -"Put -Away Childish
Things.",
At James St. 'find a hearty welcome.;'
Inspiring mimic.'Come.,
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev, Geo. McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
11 a.m.-An Undisturbed Purpose.
3 p.m. -Sabbath School and Bible
classes.
7 p.m. -An Election in Egypt.
BETHANY
2.30 p.m. -An Unwavering Aim.
Y.P.C.A. •
The rooms are open each evening
for the members. '
Boxing will open Thursday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock..
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Sunday -Town Hall, it a.m. and
7 p.m. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m_
Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at North
End. ,,'
CAPT AULD
Found
A place where four -string brooms
can be bought for 45c. These'brooms
will be sold at this pricefor one
month - only beginning October 27th.
We are offering special bargains
each week.
WILSON'S GROCERY -
Cash and Carry
Phone 56.
R. A. Stewart, piano tuner, will be
in Exeter this week. Partiesdesiring
pianos tuned leave word wit S. Mar-
tin & Son.
ar-tin&Son,
POTATOES.
A carload of potatoes is due to ar-
rive here about the end of the week.
For one ,week only we will sell these
at $1.75 per 90 lbs. Terms 'cash.
JONES & MAY.
LOST -In Exeter-, a' small yellow
covered note book in whichgeneral
accounts and information is kept,
some of it written in a foreign lan-
guage. Finder kindly leave at The
Times Office.
Your storage battery needs spe-
cial attention at this time of the
year. We have space equipment for
properly taking care of . batteries
•
over winter. Let us • `take care of
yours. -W. J. BEER.
Canadians are being called' upon
toobserve two minutes of silence on
Armistice Day, November 11th as a
mark of respect to those who fell,
and in memory of the ending of the
war. At eleven ain. all moyement
will cease for two minutes including
ships and trains.
MUSICAL SUCCESS.
At the midsummer examination
held at Exeter by, the London Col-
lege or Music, Eng., the following
candidates are to ;be congartulated
on passing, the many tests required
for highest proficiency: Miss Vera
Atkinson, of Lucan, piano; Miss
Elsie Knight,- of Exeter,. Piano; Miss
Olive Dobbs, of 'Centralia,; vocal:
Miss Gertrude Knight,'~ of Exeter,
vocal; Robert Ga:niibrill," both piano
and- violin, gaining 96 marks out of
a hundred and complimented by the
examiner. These were all advanced
pupils..prepared by. Mrs. Gambrill.
Notice to Public
Having taken over the harness.
business of Mr. P Frayne I' desire
to solicit the patronage of his many
old customers and aleo any new
ones.
Harness, repairing
will
receive our
best attention. •
I a.
m installing,''a`
n
oiling vat ohm
ing harness.
New harness and accessories al-
ways on„hand•
TRUNKS, SUITCASES, CLUB BAGS
RUGS,
r r,
MITTS AND GLOVES
A Call solicited,
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andother shipment arrived on Monday., These Coats have Fur Collars
are Fur Lined. Popular pricesare$35.00 to $45.00. We are offering
' a few specials at $15.00,
outh-s' and Men's
ve roosts
We are showing -soiree very smart styles in Boys' and
coats. The price that ,we are quoting should interest you.
Men's Over
HANSON'S. -ALL-WOOL SOCKS'
The greatest sock' made for to be
worn with heavy shoes. They come
in three weights:
31/e lb. size 75c
4 lb. size 90c
5 lb. size $1.00
. ALL LINEN TOWELING
The first all -linen toweling we
have had for some time. Easily
washed and splendid for roller tow-
eling. Per yard, 35c.
BLEACIIED TABLE LINEN
Three special values in table linen
in very neat patterns 'at per yard,
65c, $1,25 and $2.25.
NEW DRESSES AND ODD SIKIRTS
This weekwe have on display a
fine range of odd skirt and dresses.
These are at very popular prices,
We invite you to see them,
STANFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
Once worn you will want no other.
It wears well washes well, and the
price this season is very. low. Red
Label, each $2.00.
DOMINION RUBBER. BOOTS
• Every pair is, guaranteed to give
• satisfaction. They are now selling at
the old price. Per pair, $5.00.
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CARLING B.A..
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer. '
Solicitor for the Moisons Bank,
etc.
e Invest your funds in _Vic
tory,, Dominion of Canada,
'Provincial and Municipal
"Bonds.
Legal investment for Trust
Funds.
At existing Prices, ::from ;6 "
'per cent to 7 per canbe
obtained from these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan . at lowest
rates of interest.
, OFFICE -
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
APPLE BUTTER AND •CIDER:
The 0. K. Cider Mill will operate
Thursday and Friday of each week
until further notice.
Phone 115. S. J. V. Cann
DR. JOHN WARD
has successful passed ;the Board of
Optometry and" is licensed to test
eyes and fit eyeglasses. Chiropractic
and Electrical treatments for Chron-
ic and Nervous Diseases. Hours 10
to 12 and 2 to 5 and byappoint-
ment. Office corner of William and
,Sanders streets.
•
New iron pumps and' fittings in
stock. Iron or wood 'pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. ,J.. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115.
FOR SALE Base -burner coal
stove with oven. In good condition.
Apply at Times Office.
For Men Who Would be
Well.. Dressed
We have a wide range of Sit;itings from Which to pick your Fall
and Winter Suit. Prices are down considerable,
BORSAPLINO AND KING HATS.
-A good range of the latest•Hats -and Caps.
SHIRTS AND NECKWEAR..
We have a specially attractive line in Men's Shirts. AIso Ties
and Collars inr"the newest shades and shapes.
UNDERWEAR.
You will soon lie thinking of heavier underwear. We have the
different weights for cooler weather. Combination and two piece.
$ READY-TO-WEAR SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
A wide range of nifty up-to-date Suits and Overcoats. Come in '•
and took_ them over.
T A
PHONE'
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A few choice farms in South Hu-
ron- for sale-' Also some unincumber-
ed farm lands in Alberta and Sas-
katchewan will be exchanged for
town or' village property. Apply to.
Thomas Cameron, Conveyancer, Auc-
tioneer
A. E. ALMOND , etc. Box 154, Exeter.• , Phone
the noted eyesight specialist' of To- �'21r12.'
ronto will he at the Central Hotel;
Exeter, on November 4th and 5th.
We are agents 'in Exeter for the
Appleford Counter Check Book - Co.
Place your order through the Times.
Call us up and we will be glad "to
show you samples.
WANTED-Capableg
girl or wo-
man for general housework on farm
near Stratford. All conveniences in
house. Apply' A. Lowe, R., R. 3,
Stratford.
"Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn,, who
have bean visiting their son at, 235
Bright Street, Sarnia, returned to
their home in Exeter Aloiiday. Mr.
Flynn ,visited Sarnia and Point Ed-
ward just 43 years ago,
g ,when Front
street had only .a few., housesa
red
this
part of the river was ,only a
marsh." -Canadian Observer.
Little Betty DeJean, who for the
past few years has b
nae cell truder the
car re,
mans hospital; -was ,taken 'to' o the.
borne of her, .parents•'at Harrow on
Saturday last. est, 13et,t y ,% is`-
a
winsome
little lady of de1leae health, t , but 9s
able
to be Around, She will be missed
by many friends who will hope that
she continues to grow strongerwith
the succeeding' years.
Cochrane
Machine Works
Cylinders re -ground and rings and
pistons fitted.
Grinder Plates re -ground .
T. H. ELLIOTT
IS OUT FOR BUSINIeSS'
My aim is -Your patronage.
Riy motto
...Service to the public.'
PRICES
Ladies' Suits, cleaned andp e r s
sed:
.. $1.50.
Men's Suits,
1'
s d
pes e
only......
Men s suite, cleaned and pressed
• $1.00 to $1.50'.
Ladies' suits
dyed $4,6U
4i z.s suits dyed
7 ,,i@i;,. .... $4.50
Ladies'
suits scleaned
Y ... ; $2.00.
Men's suits dry cleaned $2.00'
Ladies' overcoats 'dry cleaned'' $2.00
Men's overcoats dry cleaned'; .$2.00
I
do all kind red
or repairing.
•I aIso
have the agency for' `'the' Forest' City.-
Laundry, London, Ont.
At your service.
N. Rowe
FURNITURE DEALER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND Elli]3AL11IER
Embalmer's lleiccnse No. 210.
MOTOR` HEARSE SERVICE'
Phone 203' and' 201Y.
A. •E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's Sales Stables on
John 'St, Phone calls receive, prompt
attention. Phone 2,6w
THE: EXETER, TIMES
Subscription rate'
>t $1.60_ e a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display
kYawit
on•"application.
Stray Animals -One insertion 600'
three insertions for $1,00
Farm or. Real'Estate for Sale
eachinsertionInsertion for one month of four.
:
.Miscellaneous articles of not more
than .floe lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, each insertion 50O., I:4Bt ,
and found locals 25c.
-'Lo'
Cal. .
res
di
ng .notices etc:; ibrp ee'
line, per
r, p ,insertion. No notfco dean
than 25c. Card:of Thanks, 6¢c.
Auet on
i sales $3
for one'
incer
ti
on
end • $1,50 for each subsequent lie
sertion If under 1lvo Inches. In 'length,-
Legal
length,,Legal adveirtieing 100 ,tnd ge, a
linea •