The Exeter Times, 1922-6-15, Page 81
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Dinner Sets for the June Bride
'Wir offer 10 per cent Discount oft all,Dinner Sets this mouth,
Our Sets are the finest Euglish Porcelain China full 97 pieces with
China Cups and Stlaeers, in very neat Floral and Conventional Des -
WOITIC SMUTS 98c
Black and White, Tan and nice Grey Stripes, All Sizes.
are,exeellerit valUe, Regular 11.50 Special 91c,
WHITE VOILE 113LOUSII/S
Dainty White Voile Blouses in a number of nifty Styles,
are priced very low for Quick Selling at $1.19 to $2.50,
SUMMER GORSE9CS,
In our Corset Department we are ready for the hot Weather with
a full Range of TIp-tO-Date Models. Also a fine light weight Corset
for the Hot Days. All Sizes. Regular $1.50 Sale Price 98c.
OUTING FOOT -WEAR
Summer Shoes for every member of the family. Barefoot San-
dals, "White and Tan Canvas Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps. Many other
lines all priced very low.
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Our Grocery Department is the place to go to Save moneY.
Prices are Rock Bottom.
Rolls Toilet. Paper for 25c.
Shredded Wheat lBiseuits per
Kellog's Corn Flakes a pkg 100
Pitg12e
All Laundry Soaps 10 bars 70e
dhoice Ping Salmon 2-1 No. Pure Bulk Cocoa per lb. 15'e
Cans for 35c Jelly Powders all Flavors
Palmolive Soap 3 cakes for 23e 3 Pkgc: 25c
7. cakes Pure Castile Soap 25c 3 best extracts for 25c
Sugar prices have been advancing daily. Wehave a good Stock
Order your Preserving Supply now, before another advance.
This store will close every Wednesday afternoon during June,
July and August.
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Market eport —The fo4l0Whig II
410 report of the ))1xeter illarket
corrected every 17VednesdaY.
Wheat $1.35
Oats 34e to 40c.
Parley 48c to 55c.
Family Flour $3.85
,• Manitoba's Best $4.00
Pastry Flour $3,85
Bran $1,60
"Shorts $1.00
Feed. flour $2,10
Creamery- Butter 3$c
Dairy Butter 29c to 32c
Eggs 24c
Lard 20c
Bay per Ton 111 to $15
Hogs 113.00
The Leading Furniture
Dealer.
Fiineral Director and Embaltnee
Facilities and Service Unsurpassed -
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING
FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE EQUIPMENT ,
t:MeEsGA
01 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK
INER
PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
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,MASONIC CHI/12CH SERVICE, •
Lebanon Forrest Lodge members are
requested to meet at the Lodge
Roam at 6 io'clock -0111arp on Sunday
evening, June 18th for ,the purpose of
attending divine service at Centralia..
R. W. Enke, R, N. Crcech,
War. Master. Sec.y.
Mr, Hy. 1-lorney is visiting his son,
W. J. at Kippen,
Mr. H. Winborne visited in Toron-
Ito over the week -end.
Mr. Vierra, of Stratford, visited in
town during the past week.
Mr. W.S. Cole is in Hamilton this
week attending a convention.
1\1r. E. Fowell of Windsor, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Taman.
11Iiss Ella Wares, of London, spent
the week -end the guest of •Mis$
Pryde.
Miss Seli, of London, was the
guest of Miss Lula Hastings over the
weekend.
"VEY'S
Main Phone 102 Two Stores North Phone- 47
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FLY
SWATTERS
15c. each
SMITH'S
POISON PADS .
5c. -each
BULK SWEET
MIXED PICKLES.
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.35c, a pint
WILSON'S
POISON PADS
' 1 Oc. each
NEW
LEMONS
40c. a dozen
' WELCH'S
1 GRAPE JUICE
2 b. for •25c.
TANG-LEFOOT
SANITARY FLY
DESTROYER
• 3 for I OC
USE CERTO
WITH YOUR
STRAWBERRIES
40c. a bottle
BULK
PEANUT BUTTER
26c. a pound
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Miss Ethel Day and friend of Lou
don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. Da
-on Sunday.
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Miss Millar and Miss McCurdy ar
taking in 'the Greyhound .excursio
Ito Detroit. • • .
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POWELL'S •BAZAAR
One feature you can appreciate in this store is that All our
Prices Are in Plain Figures. You can't Misunderstand Thema
OUR POLICY a low Price and a Quick Sale, Price consistant
with Good Quality. Suggestions Are Always Welcome to Better
Our Business.
Specials
Rubber Stair 'Treads 15c each
Furniture Polish 2,5c each
Nest Eggs 5c' each
Glass Flower Vases 15c to 5Cc
Water- Glasses special 5t: eaCtr.
this Week
Jelly Glasse S 75c Doz.
Paper Plates 10 and 12c Doz.
Ice Cream Plates 9c Doz.
Table Napkins 5 and 10c aDoz.
Special prices by the 100
Edison Prices Reduced, April 1st.
AMBEROLAS RECORDS
• $62 now $54.00
$102 now $75.00
8151 now $125.00
NEW EDISON (Disc)
$144 now 1110.00
• $253 noW- $195.00
$802, now $275.00
$446 now $395.00
$756 new $501).00
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, 90c now 75c
11.25 now $1.00
11.50 now $1.2-5
RECREATIONS
$1.80 now 11.50
$2.60 now
13.50 and rip, now $3,00
There is to better on the market to -da Y at the price. Let us
clemonstra,teathe F_Idison to you".
°well s Bazaar
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Mrs. J. Hubert Jones returned las
Thursday after visiting in Troutc
and Albion,„Mich.„ ."
Miss Marjorie Huston has return
ed .home after spending the milliner
season at I'illsonburg.
Mrs. J. HarneSS suffered a, sligh
stroke on Wednesday of last wcel
and is still confined to her bed. . -
Mr. H. Bierling has sold his fin
team of blacks to Mr. Chris. Weir
and has purchased another team.
Mr. E. H. Senior and little son
Tommy, of Toronto visited the for
I mer's parents over the week -end.
Two auto loads from town raotore
to Goderich on Tuesday to attend tp.
Huron Social Service convention.
Mr. Oliver Davis returned to Tor
onto Saturday after holidaying witi
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Henderson' an
daughter Audrey, of St. Thomas, vis
ited with Mrs. T. G: Creech on Sun
The Scotch doubles tournamentlo
the Merrter-Eilber trophy is bein
played in Exeter t -day (Wednes
day-)
Dr., MacTavish, lecturer for th
Violet Ray Institutes, will lecture i
the Town Hallo Monday, afternoo:
and evening.
A number from town motored. t
Goderich Monday evening and too:
in the moonlight excursion on th
steamer Greyhound.
Mrs. John Gould and daughter
Miss Mona and Miss Fewings, of Gal
motored over on Friday last and vis
ited Mrs. Rd. GOuld.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. McAllister an
three children, of Mt. Bridges, mo
ored,up and spent Sunday with M
and Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
Mrs. W. D. Yeo returned home ' -o
Friday after a three weeks visit wit
friends in Toronto, Port Hope, Pe
erborough and Kingston.
Lieut. Parnell, of Palmerston, vis
ited in Exeter over the week -end an
assisted with the tbe1 celebration in con
nection with the Salvation Army.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Heaman re
turned to Toronto Saturday after a
tending the funeral of the late Mr
Wm. Oke and visiting for a few clay
with friends.
Two cars and a buggy got into
mix up on Main street. on Saturda
evening. Several spokes were bro
en out of one of the buggy wheels
No one was hurt.
• Mrs. H.W. Thornton, of Windsor
visited in Exeter for several clay
last week. Sheeturned home o
Saturday accompanied by her -mother
Mrs. S. Handford. Together they
Will visit with relatives at Palmyra,
Wis.
Miss Madeline Sheen returned t
her home in Brantford, on Wednes
day of last week. Mrs. M. Sheer
accompanied her and is visiting fo
a couple of weeks.
With Chnvi'h
Nui II, 4 (V NW AS Fa
CAVEN PnEsaxTERIAN OHMICH
Rev. Jams Foote. B. A., Minister
10 assn --Sunday School and Bible
• Classes.
II a, m.—"Bring him Hither to me"
The Minister
17 p. 131,—,"Undeniable Facts"
. The Minister
Boy Scents will meet Friday evening.
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JAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev: M. 3. Wilson. B.A., raster.
11 a in ---"Did God harden Phar-
oah's Heart and what about Luck,
Chance, arid Accidents?" '
3 p.m. --Sunday School and Bible
• Classes.
7 p, m.—"I Stood on the Bridge at
Midnight" •
Services short and attractive
All invited
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MAIN ST. METHODIST ClIEURCLI,
Rev. Geo. McAlister, M. A.
• (Phone 21, r3.)
Services as usual next Sunday:
3 p. in.—Sabbath School a,nd. Bible
- Classes • -•
' BETHANY '
Open every evening to members.
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SALVATION- ARMY SERVICES.
Services in -the Town Hall nekt
Sunday.
2.30 p.m.—Sunday school and Bible
class and special sand tray for
primary class.
Cottage meeting in North End on
TuesdaY night.
Capt. MacGillivray, offieer in charge.
IVAII0E111 FARM
Eggs for Hatching
1 Bredpalay---Barred Rocks, culled
'annunlly by the OntarioDept:-, art)
Agrierilture; and headed: liyosafeeiall3
culled _"-Cookrells from the dep'a"r4„-
ment. ,'Inclia'n,-"Runner Duck. Egg,
: and Baby' Chics: • Also custom hatch
ing d'orae.' '.."Rricep upon applicatiozi
L. v: Hogarth, "Ivaholm' Farm
iton 18 r 31
"Phone Cied•
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L FOR SALEz—A" Peninsula rang(
for coal or wood; hot water front
Apply at Times office.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
The public is hereby o-Dotified tha
1 trespassing, on' the School Prop'ert,
w:il be prosecuted according toolaw
• • BOARD OF EDUCATIO?
i Strawberries for Sale—During th
latter narit Of this week and a,fte
I will have about 2bt boxes of Straw
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berries for Solent; 20e n box. Appl
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to Thos. Smale, EIimville.
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HAY FOR SALE---20-acres clover
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20 timothy, Lot 18, con.. 7, Usbern
I will be at farm•Monday, June.26t1-
- at 2 o'clock.—G. N. Williams.
Read Dr. MacTavish's advt.. o
page one re lectures in. Town Hal
• Messrs. Fred May, Sam'I Jory, Sat
McFalls and Geo. Delbridge are i
Goderich -this week as jurymen'.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Salter, of Tor
onto visited with : Mrs. M. F. • Sal
ter in town on Wednesday of .las
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Mrs. DeJean and daughter Betts
of Harrow, were the ,g(Tests "of Nurse
Johnston for a few days during til
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week. ,, ,
. Mr, Wm. Ryckman, of Moose Jam
Sask., arrived Tuesday' evening to al
tend the funeral of.' his father, th
late William Ryokrnan. ,
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_•Mr. Cyril Tuckey and bride, Mis
Inez Tuckey and Mr. Elmer Tucke3
_ of London,- visited with Mr. and Mri
C. E. Tuckey•over the week -end.
_ - About twelve young fellows fror
'town are attending camp in Londor
this week with the. I-Iuron Regimeni
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_ Maj. W. J. Heaman „accompanf6
, thein.
5 The London One Silver Band c
the Salvation Army visited Exete
a, and Hensall on Saturday evening an,
Sunday and enlivened the town wit
_ some excellent music. Unfortunasts
ly the rain seriously interfered wit,
their •program, ,
Dr, and Mrs. Gill and son, Dalfor
of Gibsonburg, Ohio, motored up an
, visited the fornier's father, Mi
Prank Gill and Mrs, Gill's mother
Mrs. T. Gregory. They left here fo
Guelph and Hamilton ancl expect t
t return again the latter part of nex
week. • -
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During the progress of the electri-
cal storm at Bayfield on Sunday
morning lightning struck the stee-
ple of the Presbyterian church and
knocked one side off. The loss oc-
casioned will be several,hundred dol-
lars. The church • did /rat take fire.
The Promotion Exantinations of
the Huron Public Schools will be held
011 IVIonday and Tuesday, June 26th
and- 27th 'Teachers will send at
once, to the Public School Inspector,
the number of papers reqtrired for
each class. The papers will be mall-
000tts4 id to rhos' ohout Jane 19th,
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= This store will be cleSed. every 'Wednesday afternoon during June, July and August.
MOM
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Men's and Boy's Clothing
This Week we are, showing somenew models in Men's and Boy'S
Clothing tailored from fine kancy Worsted and Serges, showirrg extra val-
ue in fine Blue Serges at $35.00. ' • . •
Foot Shoes for Sumnier Wear
They are -cool and comfortable. We are showing a big range for
every member of the family. The prices too, are yery reasonable.
• New Voiles and Organdies
In dress lengths. •No twos dresses alike and showing the new shades
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for summer wear. Voiles at 75c to $1.25' a •yard. Organdie dress
length $6.00.
Billie Burke !louse and Porch' Dresses .
We are expecting another shipment' of these popular dresses this
week. Why worry about getting a dress made when you can buy such
pretty dresses at $4.00, $4.50 and $5-.00.
Silk Hosiery
For Men and Women, showing the new silk heather hose. This line
is selling good this season. Extra value in Black and White LiSle Hese
with ribbed topper Pair 75c. •
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3outhcott Bros.
CARLING B.A.
Barrister, -S'olieitor, Notary-.
Public, Conveyancer. -
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Solicitor for 'the Molsons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of s, Canada,
Provincial and Municipal
Bonds.
" Legal investment for Trust
Funds.
At existing prices, from 6
per cent to 7 per cent can be
obtained from these bonds.
Orders received by me:
. Money, to loan t lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE--
, Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
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NOTICE
If you feel you cannot afford a,
new •Suit this spring, but you would
like to look just as good as the fel-,
low who buys a nevfsuit, you can do -
so just by letting
‚T. 11. ELLIOTT
Clean, Press and 'Repair that old one
of yours. I also dye and dry Clean
Ladies' or Men's Suits.
IJiss Alice Pfaff visited with Miss
Clafa, Haist at Crediton over Sunday.
" Mrs. Mollard gave an excellent re,
port of the W.M.S., Branch conven-
tion recently held inWinds-6'r at a
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meeting of the' Auxiliary and ,Circle
in, Main Street Monday evening.
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-This store Willbe closedevery Wednesday afternoon ,during •June, .,•
July and August. „
601t&FliriliShill
or Spring'
Hats
• Borsalina
• King
and other lines
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2 pant Suits for $20 00
GABARDINE COATS- $17.00: to $22.50.
" RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP
SPRING OVERCOATS 115.00 TO 125.00
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWE"AR-:-COMBINATIONS AND TWO
THE NEW SHIRTS, CAPS, COLT..ARS AND. TIES ARE IN -
STOCK.
OVERALLS ----INCLUDING THE COMBINATION SUIT OVER-
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'FRED HERR WINS HONORS AT , I simusgammtIgasamg,
ST. THOMAS TRAPS -
.,Fred 'Kerr; of Crediton. figured
'largely. to the front at the Grand In-
ternational Trap Shooting Tourna-
ment held .in St. Thomas last week.
Mr. Kerr won second place in the
Grand International. . Handicap,
ingf
defeated defeated by S. G. Vance, of Til-
lsonburg by only two shots: This
event was the coveted honor of the
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• The Lower School examinations
commenced on 'Tuesday. Mr. J. P.
,Flume, of. Goderieln is in charge at
Exeter. Mr. Weihey is in charge of
the examinations at Creditor). and Mr.
Millar at Winchelsea. Miss Dorrance
has returned to her home at Seaforth
a,nd Miss Ross left Friday last for
London and Toronto,
THE OIL OF JOY
Christianity Wants nothing' so
much in the world • as sunny
people, and ;lire old are hung-
rier for love tha-n for bread.The
oil of Joy is very cheap,aud if
You can help the ,poor With a•-•
Garment of Praise; it, will he
at than Irlanitets.
tournament. Mr. Kerr led the field
on Wednesday morning breaking 100
• straight. 1 -le had the longest run
honors of the tournament making a
run of 161. He also h,ad the second
highest ,total amateur score for the
tournament breaking 381 targets out
,of 400 in fourevents and. 92 out of
1,00 in the handicap making a total
of 473. In the handicap Mr. Kerr
was tie with Geo. Marr of Woodstock
for second position. After the com-
pletion of the other events these two
fired 25 shots to determine the win-
ner. Mr. Kerr broke 25 while Marr
only shattered 20. For "the whole
tournament Mr. Kerr was onlye,12
shots behind the highest sore. He
•i'linde his poorest averages on the
first day. Mr. P. Passmore, of US-
orne a made a good showing in
the handienp event He broke 90
targets out of 100. Mr. Herir's scores
were as follows: Tuesday, 13, 14, 12,
13, 20, 20-92; Wednesday morning,
15,15,15,15, 20, 20---100; After-
, ;satin, 14, 15, 14, 14, 18, 19-94;
ino rsd ay in -prole g, 13, 15, 1 5,- 14; „.19
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A. L. TENNANT
• Veterinary Surgeon
Office---Mebentteil's ...,tables on
John S. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
New iron pumps aaa in
stock. Iron or wood pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out -or cleaned.
S. 3. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115,
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic & Electocal Treatments
for Chronic and Nervous Diseases,
Spectacles scientifically fitted. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4, and by appointment.
OfOce--William and Sanders Sts.
Dray
• and Baggage
ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO MOVE
W.E.MOVE IT REASONABLY
MOTOR TRUCK AND HORSE DRAY
AT YOITII, snRvien
Arro LIVERY
Horse and Livery in Conneetion.
a VI& Easton
Good glasses glasses if you need them
Good -advice if you don't.
3. WARD, D.C., Optometaiet
EXETErt
Cachran.e
Machine Works
ENGINES -6 H.B. "Z" $233.00,
..3 h.p. "Z" Bosch Magneto $143.50..
1 h.p. "Z" $99.50
40-Idght Plant, complete, $350.06
Double -Geared jacks' 515.00
GRINDERS -6 "in. 140; 8 in. $50..
10 in. $56.500 and,
CRUSHERS ----$74, $80, 1100 & $117".
Straw Cutter $35.00
Straw Cutter, with plain feed; 165.00'
travelling feed $85.00
•Fairday Electric Washer 1126.00
13elt drive .170.00
500 Ib. Scale $23.85; 1000 lo. $27.85
Concrete Mixers, Hay Presse,
Stone 'Crirshers, - Road Rollers, •
Threshing ' Outfits, Caste, TractorS,
Tractor Plows and Disks. •
-We handle 'a elolnPlete•` line of the
Canadia,n-Fairlsoilts Morse Ce.,alsa
Case Th.reslying Company.
All repaira r'on-nnEly attemleal"
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