The Exeter Times, 1922-7-6, Page 8"7"IIE 'BIG STORE NyrrH THE LITTLE PRICE.
Nippon Chinainn er Sets
Just Arrived in A Very Neat;, Floral Design, With Solid Bright
Gold Handles, and in a fine Nippo n China, Full 97 Pieces With Ker-
oras Shaped Worth in the Regular Way 5 00 ee•al Sale
Cups.b Y�7 Sp 1
Price $45.00
98c
�.uItSHIRTSS 380
.
Work blen s l\ tk Shirts in Black
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and Whits Stripes, Grey Stripes
and ;Khaki. A full Range of.
sizes from 14}/z to 17. Regular.
$.150, SacsPrice 98c,
RUNNING SHOES
Tan Canvas Shoes Rubber Sole
for every member of the fancily.
In Several Different Styles. Spec-
ial Price for the Holiday Season
$1.25c $1.40c $1.65e $1.75c.
LAU'NDRY' SOAPS
Gold, Comfort, Sunlight, Sun-
ny.Monday and 1''& G Naptha,
Sale Price 10 Bars for 70e.
SALMON
Choice Pink Salnio;>, 2 one ib.
Cans for 35e. '2 half ib. Cans
for 25c.
C'ERTO
A Pure Fruit Product, Makes
Perfect Jam and Jellies, From
All Fruit without Boiling. Per
Bottle 40e.
STOCKINGS
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Children's and Ladies' Black
Cotton Stockings in a fine one
and one Rib, also Plain. Sizes
from 6 to 10 Special Sale Price
25e a pair or 4 pairs for 95e.
.1.11$1,1NS
.Fancy Green and Pinik Stripe
1Vluslin. Also a nice Black and
White in All Sizes of Spots, Ex-
cellent Value for Sumpter Wear.
Regular 40c per yard Sale Price
20c per yard.
FANCY CARES
Five Different Kinds of Fancy
Sweet Biscuits. Just Fresh in..
Regular 35c per lb. Special;
20c per'ib.
CASTILE SOAP
7 Cakes Pure Castile Soap for
25c, The long Bar 17c.
TELLY VO\iWDERS
MCLaren's Jelly Powder in all
Flavors. Special price 3 for 25c.
This store will close every Wednesday afternoon
July and August,
during June,
A. Stewart
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The Leading Furniture
Dealer
Funeral Director and Etnbalmee
Facilities and Service 'Unsurpassed
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUNERAL DIRECTING-
FINEST
IRECTINGFINEST MOTOR HEARSE ANI2iUP- TO -DATE EQUIPMENT
E. GARIMNER'
01 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
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AF�VEY'S
Main Phone 102
Two Stores North Phone 47
JAR MAZOLA
RUBBER RINGS COOKING OIL
I tic. a dozen40c. a tae
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KEEPSWEET
TABLE CREAM
25c. a tin
ZINC
JAR RINGS
30c. a dozen
SHREDDED
WHEAT
2 for 25c,
OPERA
TOILET. SOAP
3for25
PRINCESS
SOAP FLAKES
25c' a ,pound
THIS WEEK
CHERRIES
RED CURRANTS
AND
GOOSEBERRIES
LONDON
CORN FLAKES
IOc. a pkg.
th"eniteeeve.. .. ., Viz:45.4RTa.%w..
POWELL'S BAZAAR
One feature you can appreciate in this store is that All our
Prices Are in Plain Figures. You can't Misunderstand Them.,
OTJR. POLICY a,low Price and a Quick Sale, Price consistent
with Good Quality. Suggestions Are Always Welcome to Better
Our Business.
Specials
Rubber Stair Treads 15c each'
Furniture Polish 25e each
Nest Eggs 5e each
Glass Flower Vases 15e to 50c
Water specialc
6 e G1a sesaCn
Glasses
this Week
Jelly Glasses 75e Doz.
Paper Plates 10 and 12e Doz.
Ice Cream Plates 9c Doz.
Table Napkins 5 and 100 aDoz.
Special prices by the 100
Edison Prices Reduced, April ril 1st
fi.MBEROLAS
$62 ;now $54.00
$102> now $75.00
3151 now $125.00
NEW EDISON:, (Disc)_
$144 now $110.00
$253 stow $195.00
$302 now $275.„00
8446 now $395.00'
$756 now $500,00
RECORDS ,
90c now 750
$1.25 now $1.00
$1.50 now $1.25
RECREATIONS
$1.80 now $1.50
32.60 now $2.25
$3.50 and up, now $3,00
There is no better o'n the market to -day at the price. Let us
enponstrate the Edison to you.
Powel.'s Bazaar
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Market Report -The 1ollowln li
We'. report of the Illegeter ICark$t
! corrected every Wednesday.
Wife tt $1,15
Ii'eraily Flour $3.90
Manitoba Flour $4.00
Pastry Fleur $3,55
Bran $1,60
Shorts $1.60
Feedflour 21
s,Q.
Creamery Butter 43c
Dairy Butter 34c to 3,7e
Eggs 26c and 270
Lard 20c
Hogs 313.50
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LOCAL
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Mr. Bert Harness spent Monday in
London.
Miss H. Powe visited in London
over the holidays.
Mrs. H. J. Jones visited in London
a couple of days last week.
Mr. Gordon Wells, of Stratford,
was home for the holidays.
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Mr: Walter Dearing of London,
spent the holiday in tov. n.:
Main street will hold their Sunday
School picnic to Bayfield on July26,
Mr. Ewart Powe, of London, visit-
ed his' parents Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Blanch Quante left this Week
to visit in Flushing and Flint, Mich,
kiss Margaret.Harness is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. Brogan; of Wind -
501•.
Mr F. Taylor left last week to
phia.
spend a couple of weeks in Philadel-
Miss E. Link, of Walkerton, spent
the holidays with 11Ir. and Mrs. W.
Kuntz.
11Ir. �Vm. Bernick, of Blyth, visited
his sister, Mrs. A. Hackney,. in town
this : week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell and
daughter motored to Wingham for
over the First,
Mr. Russell Smith, of Loudbr_,
spent the holidays at the home of \Ir.
P. Frayne.
,Mr. and Mrs. P. .Robertson, .of
Stratford, apent the holiday with .rel-
atives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. 1\Iartin and family of
London, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Foote.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Zuefle and
daughter, of Flint, Mich., are visiting
with relatives. •
Mr. and Mrs, Neil and son, Alton.
visitedI •
b i. and bits. H.J. Jones on
Wednesday last.
\Ir. and Mrs. Geo. Atkinson, of
London, called on friends in town;
during the week -end,
Miss Amy' Johns whohas been
teaching school near St.. Catharines,
is home for the hplidays.
Mr. Bruce Rivers left Friday last
for Toronto and other points for a
couple of weeks holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beer and Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Jewell, motored to Mt.
Brydges for over the First.
Mr. Clyde Heaman, of Norwich,
spent the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Heaman.
Miss Ruby Wood, wha has been
teaching scheo7`at Thedford, has re-
turned home for the . holidays.
Mr. Paul Collins, of Windsor, who
is holidaying at Grand Bend, called
oe friends in town on Monday.
Mr. Aylmer Tuckey and Miss Inez
Tuckey, of London, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents here:
Misses Alberta and Hildred Horton
returned to Toronto Monday after
holidaying with their parents here.
Miss Vera Jones left on Monday
for Guelph to take the summer
course in agriculture at the O. A. C.
Masters Marvin and Jean Howey
are visiting their grandparents, Rev,
E. A. and Mrs. Fear, of Walkerville.
Miss Flossie Ford and lady friend,
of London, visited at the former's
l>_onie in Exeter North over the First.
Mr. Elmore I-iarness, wife ` and
child, o£ Clinton, spent the week -end,
with the former's mother, Mrs. E.
Harness.
Do not delay any longer, in getting
your binder canvas repaired. Delay
costs money in harvest time. E. M.
Quance.
Mr. and Mrs,. W. L. Hughes, ' of
Brantforcl, visited over the holiday
with Rev. W.G.H. McAllister at the
Main, street parsonage.
Mr. W. R. Geary, of Toronto, and
Mr.. Melville Gladman, of Kitchener,
visited with Mr-. and Mrs. F. W. Glad
man over the holiday week -end:
Mr.
.an
d Mrs. Sarn'l Martin and Mr.
r.
and Mrs. W. Martin and family met-
ered to Hamilton, 'to, visit Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Gillies over the holidays;
Mr. andii Mrs. Bence and daughter
and Mr. Eric Herdon, of Buffalo vis-
ited friencls in town over the holiday..
They are also visiting at Pt, Franks,
Mr. Lou. Heideman and Miss Em-
ma I-leidenia,n and little Betty meter-
ed from Toronto and spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Heid einan,
Mr, and Mrs: E " N. Keddy and
daughter, of Detroit,, and, l'drs, Jlobt.
Hales and daughter, of Chatham, mo-
tored up and are visiting et the home
of Mr. Chas. -:Reddy, Burohdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill andfamily
of 'Toronto, ntotorecI up and visited
with relatives in Exeter over the
week -end, They left here for a trip
to London and 'Detroit before tether"-,
in to tec., :lose.
)CETER TIMES
With the Churches
OAVEI' rituSBXTERL%N CHURCH
Rev. Jame Foote, I3, A., Mild,04:4
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Bible
Classes. '
Union service with Main street,
Methodist: in Caven church for month
of
d ukY• Rev. Geo. MeAlister, min-
ister.
Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening.
JAMES STREET MTHODIST„
CHURCH
Rev M. J. Wilson, B.A., fastor.
Services as usual next Sundt;',
3 p.m. -Sunday School And Bible
Classes.
Soloist at evening service -Miss Eva
Oestrichee.
Congregational and Choir , singing
A Welcome to All •
MAIN ST. MET.IIODIST CIIITRCI
Rev. Geo.' McAlister, M. A.
(Phone 21, r3.)
Union service with Caven ,Presby.
terian in Caven church during
Rev. Geo. McAlister, minister.
3 p. m. --Sabbath School and 'Bible
Classes
BETHANY,
2.30 p. m, -he Minister.
Y. P. C. A.
Open every evening to members.
SALVATION ARMY, SERVICES.
Services in the Town Hall next
Sunday.
2.30 p.m. -Sunday school and Bible
a' class and special sand tray for
primary class.
Cottage meeting in North End on
Tuesday night.
Capt. MacGillivray, officer in charge
IVAHOLM FARM
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This store
PHONE 13 1.
ill be closed every Wednesday atte'rnoon. during June, July and August.
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Real Bargains
Number 1 •
About 50 pairs of Children's Misses', arid Women's;.
White Canvas Oxfords and Iace shoes that sold,as high as
$4.00 a pair. Not this seasons goods of course; but every
pair -worth a great more than we ask for`them.
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Your Choice for 98c.
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About. 50 pairs of Women's Canvas Oxfords and high
laced shoes with some small sizes of high top leather shoes
in this assortment. Shoes that sold at $5.00 a pair. Come
early ' for first choice.
Bargain .Price per pair $1.48
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towage
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Bred to lay -Barred Rocks, culled
annually by the Ontario Dept. of
Agriculture, and headed by specially
culled Cockrells from the depart-
ment. Indian ''Runner Duck Eggs
and Baby Chits:.' Also custom hatch-
ing done. Prices upon application,
Hogarth, Ivaholm Farm,
Phone Crediton 18 r 31.
FOR O SALE -A
Peninsula range
ate
g
for coal or wood, hot water front
Apply atTimes:office, /
BETT'S HOME BAKERY, will o-
pen for business in the Old Carling
Block on Friday,. July 7th. High
class'bread, cakes and buns.
Miss Dorothy -Kuntz is visiting in
Detroit.
Mr. Wilken, of'Thedford, visited in
town over 'the week -end.
Mr. Alex. Stev art, of London spent
the First in town.
Pwong Kwong;spent Saturday_ and
Sunday in London. •
Miss Vina Fisher, of Hamilton, is
holidaying in and around Exeter.
Miss -Olive Knight, .of :Ildertou, vis-
aed for several' days with her friend,
Miss Mildred Harvey.
Mr. Fred, Gould .and bride, ; of
Strathroy, spent the holidays visiting
with relatives in':town.d -
Mr. and Mrs. I. Statham spent tthe.
holidays with the' latter's parents„
Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Davis. :
Miss Ida Wambold, of London,
spent several days during the past.
week with friends' in town.
The Misses Ida' Wambold and
Gladys Ward, of London, Mr.. and:
Mrs. Ed. Howald and Muriel, and
the kisses Charlotte Dearing, Edith
Heideman, Etta May and Jessie Bow-
ey and Hettie Sweet, all of Exeter.
Mr. M. Pfaff and ]VI. Coxworth spent
the week -end Holiday'' at Whitcot-t.
cottage, Grand Bend.
VW,
I.R. CARLING B.A.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor for the Molsons Bank,
ete.
in Vic
. west -your funds In n
a
tory, Dominion of - Canada,
Provincial and Municipal
Bonds.
Legal ; investment for Trust
Funds,
At existing prides, from 6
per.cent to. 7 per cent can be
obtained from these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE-
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
4211341016.11011M,
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 new suit, you can do
so just by letting
T. I1. ELLIOTT
Clean, Press and Repair thatold one
of . yours. I also dye and dry clean
Ladies' or Men's Suits.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE want-'
ed. to sell for "The Old Reliable Font -
hill 'Nurseries." Largest list of fruits
and ornamentals to 'offer, exclusive
territory,'highest"commissions, hand-
-seine free equipment. Write for 'full
particulars, - Stone & Wellington,
Toronto, Ont. •
.70
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Canada's Largesi
etail Grocers
Comfort & Pearl White 'SOAP CHIPS
Soap, bars for c
750 .
I :2 0
P,! , 4 " pounds for 25c.
BRUNSWICK SAR- MACHINE " SLICED
DINES 4 TINS 25c BACON 37e IB.'
MARSI-IMELLOW
BISCUITS 25c 113.
Seedless Raisins 2 lbs. for 43c
Jelly Powders .3 pkgs. 25e !I
Valencia'Cake:25c 1b.
Sherriff's Md!rma,lade 411' tin' 65e
OId Arm Chair .Corn' 2i tins 25c
Richmill's Tea :6650 lb..
Raspberry Jam 4 lb: tin\75e
I Silver''Gloss Starch pkg. 12c
'Benson `Commpn Starch pkg, 12c
Laing's C. e, Sauce 23e "
•, Eagle Salmon 1 Ib tin, 30c,
Drink Syrups, bottle 25e
Special Blend TEA' 49c. a pound
TIGER CATSUP
15c, a bottle `.
A'�IPBELLS SOUPS
I5c. a tin
BLUE ROSE SWISS MENNEN '
leICE 3 LBS. for 25c. BUDS 39c ,l.b BOX TALCUM 2 TINS 25d
EXETER
1.11111111mimmingsmilm,
This store will be closed every Wednesday y afternoon
July and August.
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during June,
�r�nishings
�r�ng
Hats
Borsalina
King
and other lines
2 pant Suits for,$20.00::
GABARDINE COATS $17.00' to `322.50.
RAINCOATS FROM $5.50 UP
SPRING. OVERCOATS $15.00 TO $25.00
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR -COMBINATIONS AND TWO
PIECE.
THE NEW. -SHIRTS, CAPS, COLLARS AND TIES ARE IN
STOCK.
OVERALI,IS-INCLUDING THE COMBINATION SUIT OVER-
ALLS.
P. H
AMAN
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A. L. TENN AN T ;
f Veterinary: Surgeirn
Office -McDonnell's dn:es---at,ies on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26'w -
New iron pumps as 'rift' cgs , in,
stock. Iron or wood pumps repair-
ed; wells pumped out or cleaned.
S. J. V. CANN, EXETER
Phone 115.
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic & Eke:l r cal Treatments
for 'Chronic and Nervous Diseases,
Spectacles scientifically fitted. Hours
10 to,12, 2 to 4, and by appointment.
Office -William and Sanders. - Sts,
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ANYTHING YOU HAVE TO MOVE
WE MOVE ITeREASONABLY
MOTOR TRUCK AND HORSE DRAY
AT YOUR SERVICE
AUTO LIVERY
Deese and Livery in Conncetiona.
Sagan uAwrE std
Good gIaises if you need them
Good advice , if yoiu, don't.
J. WARD, D.C., Optometaist
EXETER
Cochrane
Machine Works
ENGINES -6 '1i,B. "Z" $233.00
..3 h.p. "Z" Bosch Magneto $143.50..
13/2 h.p. "Z" $99.50
4'0 -Light Plant, , $ complete, , 350.00
p
Double -Geared Jacks $15.00
GRINDERS -6 in. $40; 8 in.. $5tiW
10 in.,$56.$00
CRJ'SIIERS--$74, $80, $100 &•$115
Straw Cutter $35.00
Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00
travelling feed $85.00 -
Fairday Electric Washer $126.00
Belt 'drive $70.00
500 Ib. Scale $23.85; 1000 lo. $2.7.85
Concrete Mixers, Ilay Presses,
Stone Crashers, Road Rollers,
Threshing Outfits, Case' Tractors,
Tractor Plows and Disks.'
We handle a complete'; line of the` -
Canadian -Fairbanks Morse Co.,aiso
Case Threshing Company.
All,°;repairs: promptly a,ttencIorl
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