The Exeter Times, 1922-8-31, Page 8441sT
1G STORE THE LI'1'1 t.F P1UOES"
ew Fall Goods hi All Our Departments
LADIES' & MISSES I'ALL &'WINTER COATS,
Otte Showing of Ladies' and Misses' Coats are lght up to the
xninuto, in Styles that will Please, and in all the up-to-date Cloths,
Fur Trimmed, Embroidery Trimmed and Plain Burberry Styles. A
magnificent assortment to choose from at Hauch Lower Prices.
SPORT HATS
Ladies' and Misses' Sport Batsin nice Plain Velour, Neat Plaid
wird Checks. They are the latest Creation in Head Wear, Seeure
your size and color now while our range is complete.
MEN'S PALL COATS
Men's ' Gaberdine Top Coats in Several Shades. Up-to-date
Models, just the thing for the'Oool Fail evenings' "Rain and Wind
Proof."
Pare Cane Granulated Sugar per 100 lbs. $7.70
Pure Cane Granulated Sugar2.0 lbs for $1.54.
10 Bars any Laundry 'Soap .70,e
2 Shredded Wheat.24e
Our Special Blend Tea per lb 48c
3 piss Ammonia for 25c
2 Cans Choice 1 lb Pink^•Salmon
for 35e
Christies Soda Biscuits per lb 15c
"CERTQ" for Jellies 40e
3 Kellogg's Corn Flakes for 29e
DINNER SETS'
to make a Se action from. They
are Semi -Porcelain China with
China Cups -Also a fine Nippon
China Set. All Sets are full 97
pieces.
9 swell designs in. Dinner Sets
We sell Groceries Cheap all the time.
"IIIGEST.PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS '& ALL KINDS OF
POULTRY."
IOW
A. Stewart
TIlt EXETER
TIMES
The Leading, Furnitur
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-.':nsa
-.':neral Director nd EmbalmeE
Facilities and Servide Unsurpassed
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN sev FUNERAL' -DIRECTING
FINEST MOTOR HEARSE AND UP- TO -DATE EQUIPMENT.
GARDINER
OIERA I4tThSE BLOCK, PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
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Market : report --The following as.
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
• Wheat 95c
Manitoba Flour $3.90
Pastry Flour ,$3.40
Bran $L25
Shorts $1.50`
Feed li'lour $1:75
Dairy Butter 34o to 37c
Creamery Btitter 38e to 40c
Eggs 24c
Lard 20c
Hogs 12c
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LOCAL
•••®4•• l*r*U! •
Idiss Stella Gillies visited in Sarnia.
last week.
Miss Dorothy Balkwill is
in Goderich.
Radio is snaking slow progress
Great Britain.
Mr. E. A. Follick is spending ex-
hibition week in Toronto.
Miss Barlow, of London, is visiting
with Mr. and,Mi`s. Wm. Snell.
Mr; Howard Dignan has been holi-
daying for a few days in Lucan.
Mr, Jas. Handford and Miss Annie
Handford are visiting in Toronto.
Mr. Russell Hedden left last week
on a business trip to Saskatchewan.
Miss Amelia "Acheson has returned
home after holidaying in Lansing,
visiting
in
With the Churches
CAVEN PR11 SBYTEIRIAN CatTRdf'
Rev. James Foote, R. A., Minister
10: a. m. -Sunday School and Bible
Glasses.
11 a. ni,--Service in 'Caveat church
conducted by the Minister.
Evening service withdrawn; in fav-
or of the Trivitt Memorial Anniver-
Mr. Bert Gillies of Hamilton, has
joined Mrs. Gillies and is holidaying
in town. '
Miss Edna Follick returned home
on Thursday last after holidaying in
Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson, of
Paris, are visiting with Mr. and. Mrs.
'I. Armstrong
Mrs. T. Shapton and Miss Ella vis-
ited during the past week. with rela-
tives in London.
--The Exeter evaporator is advertis-
ing for `women to 'pare apples. See
advt. on'page one.
1blr. and Mrs. Ed. Johns, of Elim-;
villa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Johns of town.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury and two sons
Stuart and Kenneth, visited for sev-
eral days in Toronto.
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carley, of
Brantford, are visiting: at .the home
of Mr. E. A. Follick.
Miss Inez ,Creery, of Usborne, has
taken a .position as teacher on the
Lucan high school staff.
Rev. Jas. Foote was in London last.
Sabbath conducting the services in
Knox Presbyterian, church.
Miss Fear, •of Blyth, has. returned
to town and resumed her. position
JAMES STREET METHODIST
• outruc1l
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A.,,"Pastor.
3 p.m., -Sunday School wind Bible
Classes.
The' Pastor will have charge e tgof the
services next Sabbath both morning
And evening.
All Cordially Invited.
:,.. as milliner with Miss Armstrong.
Mrs. P. 'Gillies and two children,
Maxine and Bobby, of. Sarnia,ra.re
visiting at thehome of•Mr. Rot. Gil-
lies.
Mrs. Brown, Mr. Gordon Brown
and Miss Richardson, of• Sarnia, vis-
ited with Mrs. John Snell during -the
week.,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Roach, of Dungan-
non, • paid .a few days' yisitrecently
with the latter's sister, Mrs.Harry
Horton.
• •1fr. Thomson and Miss Alice Vin-
cent, of Stratford, spent Sunday with.
the latter's . parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. Vincent.
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TOMATOES 11 qt. Basket 50c
PEPPERS Green. Sweet
PEPPERS Red Hot
NEW CABBAGE (Solid .Beads)
FRESH CELERY :, (Well Bleached)
CAULIFLOWERS (Large Heads)
PICKLING ONIONS.
FRUITS
PEARS-11gt Basket 50c
PEACHES-Elbertas 40c doz.
PLUMS -11 qt. Basket 40c
.ANTELOPES -Salmon Flesh IOc
LEMONS -30c doz.
WATERMELONS -(Medium. Size) 75c•
THIS WEEK we have received large shipments of 10c, 15c
and 2$o goods, Fish G1o11;esi,Tarrner's Usefuls, Fish Food, House-
wives Handles, Granitware,. Tinware, Etc. Etc. Our Values Will
Surprise You
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We are PROUD of ouir'T'.HI ;S they'arePRINTED in PI AIh
FIGURES.
Look at the Pride Tickets as 'you come in. A walk through
this store May Save'Many a DIME for you. "COME IN" is one of
,our Slogans.
Ask to see the New Edison BabConsole; Phonograph at $235.00,
WELL')
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Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jones and fam-
ily motored -to •.Owen Sound in --Tues-
day. Miss Vera Jones having engag-
ed to teach school near :there.
The,Exeter exaporator will, handle
apples for drying as swell as apples
of No. Wand 2 quality. Seeeadvt. on
page one.
The Misses Emalie Hogarth and
Gladys Harvey succeeded in passing
their s'ununer course examinations in
'agriculture at the O.A.C.• Guelph. x
llliss Melinda Waiper, of Romeo,.
Mich., is holidaying at her home here.
Her friend, Miss Greta Pardon spent
a week with her returning to Romeo
on Monday.`
Mr.: and Mrs. D. D. Smith, who
have been visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. I. Armstrong, are re-
turning to day (Thursday), .to their
home in Toronto.
Mrs. (Dr.) McLennan,''^daughter
Beth and son John, and Mrs. McDon-
ald, of Windsor, have returned to
their . home after visiting with Rev.
and Mrs: Foote at the Manse.
Mrs. A. Francis and daughter Ger-
trude, of Stephen, and Mrs. H. T.
Rowe' and daughter Mildred, of town,
'V isited'forseveral days with Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Jones; at Grand fiend.
Mr. Frank Sheere spent several
days in D,etroit returning .home Mon-
day. ,,Mr. Russell Sheere, of,Lansing
Mich., who was • visiting his grand-
mather"in'town; accompanied his un-
cle to Detroit on his way home.
Mr. A.W.An t`'
der on resumed his
:duties as, organist' at James street
church on Sunday after holidaying
for several weeks • at Bayfield. 'In
the evening Mr. Milne Rennie, of
Hensall, sang two very pleasing solos.
• Mr. A. T. Cooper of Clinton, con-
ducted. the services in James street
church on Sunday morning last in the
interests of temprance. Rev. S. M.
Hauch, of Crediton, occupied the pul-
pit in the evening and preached a
very 'able 'sermon.
The young people of the James St.
Epworth League motored to Grand
Bend 'Tuesday evening and enjoyed
a weiner roast. A large camp fire
was lit on the beach and weiners and
narshrnaliowsv were roasted. Avery:
°ssny time was spent by all,
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Rev. „Geo. Mc&lister,' MN:
(Phone -,21, r3.)
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P. m,-Sabbath;Sehool and Bible Ar'
Classes 1
Services as usual next Sunday.
BETHANY '
2.30 p. m. --rhe Minister.
Y. P. C. A.
The rooms opened to
who wish.
members
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SALVATION ARMY SERVIOES.
Services as usual nest Sunday.
11 a :m., `2 .30 „p. M., and 7 p.. m.
Welcome service this Thursday
evening.
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WOMEN
VOWED
HIGH-CLASS,
INVESTMENTS
ERNESI:'�;iwivi"�t`
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
FOR SALE -50 Apple- Barrels
Apply to Mr. E. Heideman, Sander a •""'"
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PIONS 1$.
This Store will be closed every Wednesday -,afternoon
during June, July and August.
We are sho'iving some „exceptionally good values in' Boys' Suits. Your °
boys 'will be: needing one when school starts. Good value at $7.50 and: $9.
WOOL JERSEYS FOR' BOYS
In plain shades or two tones, in
all wool. Every soy should have
one. $1:50 & $2.00
ODD PANTS FOR BOYS
In ;Khaki or good wearing- tweeds
that will- stand lots of rough school
wear. Priced at per pairl$1,25 to
$2.00
COTTON EOSHIRY FOR BOYS
1t is hard to keep boys in stock-
ings. We can show you a good one
for rough wear at per pair 3'5c.
OOD SHOES FOR ; BOYS
' Greli ;Shoes for boys `going to
school are very hard ,to beat:;- They
are full fitters an I stand •the rough :
weal '$3.00 and $$.75. •
COLORED FLANNELS
For Dresses, Middies'or Junipers.
This is a very popular cloth, 56 in-
ches wide. Per -yard $2.25.
• FANCY WOOL PULLOVERS
The popular sweater for girls`. It
comes in a range of colors in all
'.sizes'at per garment $1.89.
Special in 'hose 29c.'a pair
Boys', Girl's Women's and Men's, Hosiery, regular 35c to 65c lines all
on sale this week at per pair 29c.
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DRESSMAKING , of all kinds, will
go out by the day or do it at home.
Apply to Flossie J. Switzer, St. Marys
Ont., R. R. No. ` 1, or phone 6-5
Kirkton-8-2 3-4.
WOMEN ;WANTED -For , paringd.
apples at the. ExeterjEvaporator. Ap
ply. to A. D. Clopp, Central Hotel, or.
to. A. Wilson at Evaporator:
' STABLE' FOR-SAfiiE-Good Frame
stable 16 X 24. Will sell cheap.for
quick sale;' ' Apply to. C. F. Hooper.
NOTICE TO
CANNING CORN ..,GROWERS.
Farmers will please examine the can
flung corn• and brin,gAsarip1e cobs to, the
factory • just as souh„asi :d^ will do for.
cann;ng.1 This is 'im'perative. It ; «'ill
I he necessary this -year -to start pull
ink the corn when ,half •'ol itis ready
for canimn.g,,and ,go lover it again, when:
the ;.imma'tu:re cobs.;have`-.: developed:
We positively cannot -Accept coin, this
year` when, over:, Math red•
EXETER CANNING CO
BOARDING PLACES WANTED.
The 13oar':of ,Edncati�an,desires that:;
all peroba; wrshi;ng ;to board students
wiI1-;giwe'tr e, r ;nhmes to ;the: Sec.retary,
ILSs K. MacFaul,.:-as • many students:
are. en;quiriivg' for boarding places,.
" Miss Corliss has...returned =after
-holidaying at her home in Bolton and
Toronto, and is preparing to, re -open
her<nxillanery parlor. " '
Mrs. C.. P. Harvey :who has been•
in London, Hospital „for .couple of
weeks undergoing, treatment, return-
ed home on Sunday, ' •'
Mr', and Mrs. C. L. Wilson and Mr.,
and Mrs. R. Mawhinney motored to
Alvinston Sunday : to visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph,Brand.
Miss McDonald, who recently sold
her millinery business in town to
Miss A. Yelland, has purchased a
similar business' in'Ciintoii:
I. R. CARLING B.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
r Pub'lie, Conveyancer.
„ASolicitor for the• Molsons Bank,
Invest your .funds in Vic-
tory, Dominion of ` Canada,
Provincial ' and , - Municipal•
Bonds.: ., k ,; .;
- '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 : at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE -
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, : ONT.
WHAT IS TIIIS?
Ever, Knock `• is a Boost, if you
knock in the right way, and this is.
how T. H. Elliott:k'nocks, if you bring
your Old Suits and Overcoats to him
he will Knock the Spots off • of them.
'So when you want any work of this
kind done give him a chance.
Shop opened every day and. Satur-
day- night. '.'.
'ALWAYS AT,YOUR SERVICE •
T. H. ELLIOTT.
FARMS FOR'•SALE-A few. choice
'farms in the 'Townsl ips" of .Usborne-,
Tuckersmith 'and Hibbert '''"Goot.1
buildings and well located- as to ',mar-
kets. Priced right.' Apply to Thos.,
Cameron, Auct., Box 154, .Exeter.
()minion
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From
L:
,ur`i O7vn
alloa
Bake
ry
Special Blerid'
TEAaf-49c. a 1h;
REAKFAST BACON
37c• aP ound
. SOAP
SHIPS ,.
2 LBS.
25c.
CHOICE •,.
RED.' ;r
SALMON •
1 LBTIN 28c
Y/2 LB TIN 17.c
CHEESE
22c L13
PICKLING' SEASONa•::
Pint,:J-ars $1.25 Doz.:
Quart Jars' $.L35 Doz...
1/2. Gal, Jars'' $1.85 Doz'"
Ging. Rings, 20c Doz.,
'Jar R'tthbera• 3` Doz. 25c
Whole Spice 30c' lb
Celery. Seed GOc lb
Caraway Seed. 80c lb,
Mustard Seed • 25c lb,
Ground Mustard 25s ,1b;
Ground pi/Manion 35c lb,
Ground 'Giri' "er
.g 40c lb.
Whole Cloves 60e lb
Red Pepper 50c lb..
RICE
3 LBS
25e
RED.
.SALMON
LB ;TIN 39c
r/2 •-LB TIN 23c
' SPECtAL --
- BRAND '
COFFEE
39e LBt'
QUAKER. CON
FLAKES'3 pkgs. 25c.
TOILET PAPER,
6 rolls for 25c.
This store will be closed every Wednesday afternoon :during June;
July, and August. -
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Hats
,Borsalina
King
and other ..fines'
f®ir-:. $20-00-
.. w .
2-pant,.,,'��lltS
GABARDINE. COATS $17.00 to 922.50.
• RAINCOATS 'FROM $5.60 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. .
OVERALLS -INCLUDING THE COMBINATION
® ISUIT. OVER- '
..:: ALLS.
TAMAN
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A: } E. rENNANT
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Veterinary Srirgeon' • .
Office=lV;cDonneil'sa ea .sables on
"John St. Phone calls" receive prompt,
aattent on. PhoAe 2Gw `..
New „iron pumps and flixtags in
stock. ,Iron or wood 'pumps repair-
ed;- wells pumped out or "cleaned:
0. a. V. CANN, EXETER.
Phone 11.5.
DE. `JOHN WARD •
Chiropractic & El'ectr!cul Treatinents,
,for Chronic and Nervous 'Diseases.
Spectacles scientifically 'fitted'. Hour`s
10 to •12, .2 to 4, and by appointment.
Office -William and Sanders Sts.
axi Service
When-
gaing: to Grand
Bend give us a call.
c're: always ready.
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D gs1iaw &':Easton
Good glasses if you need'theth
Good advice if you don't.
J. WARD, D.C.; Optometaist.:_
EXETER.
a3;
ochrane
Machine. Works
ENGINES -6' H .B. "Z";$233,00:-•
3'h;p. -'`Z„ Bosch Magneto $143.50..
h.p. "Z" $99.50'
40 -Light ,Plant, "complete,' $350.03,
Double -Geared Jacks $15.00 "'-
GRINDERS -6 in. $40; 8 in, $50.
10`in. $56.$00
CRUSHERS.. -$74, $S0,--$100 & $115+
Straw Cutter $35.00
Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00
travelling feed $85.00 -
Fairday Electric `Washer $12q:: 0
13elt drive $70.00
500 lb. Scale $23.85; 1000 lb $27.95
Concrete Mixers, Hay Presses,
Stone' Crushers, Road ,Rollers,.
Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors,
Tractor• ,Plows and Disks.
We,`handle a complete line of the,
Canadian-h'n•irbanks Morse Co.,also
Case Threshing Company.
All repairs premml1' pt'.,rri"" l t .