The Exeter Times, 1922-10-12, Page 8S'TOBIE WITH THE LITTLE P,IVICES".
Ladiesand Misses' ses Coats
Our Stack ,of Ladies' and Misses' °eats are the finest we have,
ever Shown, up to the minute in
Very Moderately Priced.
Style and in the Finest of Cloths.
Men's and Youths Coats and Snits
New Cloths, New Styles and New Prioes and a full Range
all Sizes to snake a selection from
Children's• Winter Coats
Winter Coats for Boys and ,Girls in some very fine Cloths and
Styles that are Suitable icor any Child, The Sizes range from 4
years to 14 years, Also some nice white Coats for the Babies Size-
' to 4'years.
Ladies' Blouses
A ' spcendid variety of models to choose from, in Radium Lace
Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Tricolette in All ` the New Shades
and Styles,
Pure Cane Grana Sugar 100 los $7,44
Special Blend Coffee per lb. Sc3
3 Pkgs, Ammonia for 24c
7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 250
Pure ' Bulk Cocoa per lb. 15c
3 takes Palmolive Soap 23c
35c Fancy mired cakes for 20c Ib
7 bars Pure Castile Soap for 25c
3 Pkgs Kelloggs Corn Flakes 29c
2 cans Choice Salmon for 25e
Special Blend Tea 48c lb.
"I-IIGEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER
POULTRY."
EGGS & ALL KINDS OF
J. A. Stewart
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Better Homes
Furnished reasoizably and comfortably by
GARDINER
In
order d
to make•
loon♦ for our luras stock, we are offering our
entire stock which is the largest and most up-to-date, at prices you
can't beat.
BUY HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
Lowest prices highest' quality
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Furniture Dealer and Funeral. Director.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74a`; Night call lI 74W
Exeter O. K.
Steam Cider MIII
and
Apple Sutter Factory
Moved to newre i
p mases
Corner of Main and
Wellington Qn StS,
Across frons, the Metro a i
p d ton hotel
Will be apen every day. Try me in the new
stand. Customers 1 thank you
S eV. Cann
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S&f Service
With Better Values is the Simple
Explanation of this Store's Existence stence
CAPITALIZE Spare Moments by Studying the Savings on your
buyings at this store. COME IN! We believe that Large Sales
Small Profits are better than Small Sales at Large Profits. ' Come
in often and look us over.
Some of our Business Stimulants
Just Received
HEAVY WHITE BATT -I TOWELS 15e each.
GOOD PLIERS FOR CARS 15c each.
GOOD MILL FILES 15c eaeh
GOOD
HAMMERS, ..� ,
QRS, (3 sizes) 15c and �19c each
GOOD POTATO SLICERS and GRATERS
GOOD ALUMINUM SUGAR or FLOUR CS2 COMBINED each. eac
GOOD CRACK SCOOPS 25c each.
ER JACK 2 for 15c.
NEST EGGS, CLOTHS HANGERS, 'RUBBER SPONGES.
FLOWER POTS ALL SIZES JUST ARRIVED.
Bulbs
IPA
GTNT
HS, NARCISSUS, TULIPS IN ANY GZUAN'TITY"
AT LOWEST PRICES,
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Market report -•w -The follow],ng is
the report of the .Exeter Mad=e
corrected every Wednesday.
Wheat 95c.
'" IVianitoba Flour $3.65
Pastry Flour $3,15
Morcel Flour ;3,40
Oats 40c,
Barley 52c
Bran $1.,10
Shorts $1,35
Feed' Flour $1.70
Dairy Butter 34c. to 37c
Creamery Butter 38e to 40c
Eggs 3:6c
Lard 19c.
Hogs $10.50.
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WE WANT TO CLEAN OUT OtJR
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
BEFORE XMAS, REGARDLESS OF
PRICE, ' R.'N. ROWE.
MEALS 50c—Meals are now being
served for 50c at the Metropolitan
Hotel.—Wm; Mitchell, Prop. ,
Miss Alma Maack, of Montreal, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 1),
Mack,
Mr, T. Nelson bas taken a position
at the Huron garage with Mr. Bert
Doyle.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Baynham have
returned home after holidaying- near
Ottawa,
Mrs. Hoskins returned home last
Saturday after an extended visit in
Brantford. .
Mr. Nicholas Short, of Tilsonburg,
visited his brother-in-law, Dr. Sweet
over Sunday.
Idiss 11Iildred Harvey was' home'
from Alma College, St. Thomas for
the week -end.
Miss Hazel Dennison, of London,
visited at the home of her friend,
Miss F. Francis.
MissMabel lZabel Johris; tivho.,is attend-
ing Normal school at Landon, was
home for the week -end.
Mr. Chas. Pilon has rented the res-
idence on Andrew street to be vacat-
ed by Mr. T. g. Ferguson,
Mr. M. Vincent and Miss G. rauid,
of London, visited the foriuer's par-
ents in town Sunday and 14londay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAlister arid
children, of Mt. Brydges, motored up,
and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Jewell fox a few days.
Mrs. K. Gordon and daughter June
returned to Toronto ` Saturday last
after visiting for a few days with Mr,
and Mrs. T. O. Southeott,
Mr. Thos. Barton, vho has recent
ly returned after spending four_ mon
the in southern Manitoba. visited in'
town this week. Mr. Har"ton is look-
ing extra well after his trip.
The public school teachers of tow
are attending the teachers' conven
tion being held in Goderich on Thurs
cla3Y and Friday of this week, the pub
sic school being closed in conse
quence.
Mr. and 'Mrs.` Wm. McLaughlin
and daughter Margaret, motored up
from Brantford Saturday and spent
Sunday and _ Monday with . the for-
mer's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc-
Laughlin.' ,a
n
Mr. J. N. Ratcliffe, of the Thames
Road, who is employed by the gov-
ernment in the interest of live tock
improvement is cutting down on his
farming operations and will hold an.
auction sale of thoroughbred Short-
horn cattle and other stock on Friday
October 20th. See advt. page four.
ONIONS
I will take in Onion Setts coin-
mencing on, Oct. 17th, at the Tem-
perance House, G.T.•,.' R.; Setts ,% to
% Milled and CIeaned as per Cori
tract. J. H. Grieve.
Clearing Out Sale—Having deer&
ed to go out of the harness business
I' intend to vacate my present prem
ises on October 26th, and am offer-,
ing my entire stock for sale at reduc-
ed prices. I also have for sale a vat
for oiling harness. Parties having
repair work in the shop, kindry call
for it before the above date. A. M.
Quance, Exeter. _
WANTED—A lady friend. as com-
panion for the winter, no house rent
to pay, but by equally sharing the ex-
penses 'of the home, they would,: be
good company for' each other., Any
one desirous of -such a home call and
see Mrs, Jas. Pickard, James St. Ex-
eter.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Apply to Mrs, A. Cottle, Exeter, Ont.
JUNIOR FARMERS MEETING.
The
Usb
br
ne
and Stephen Junior
1 Farmers will hold their regular meet-
ing on Friday evening, Oct: 13th, in
Senior's s
HaIT
Mr.
S.
B.
Stothers,
Agricultural Rep. will beerr,
present.
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Groeery, Milk . Route, General
Storeage, Confectionery, Dry Goods,
Grocery and Provisions, Photograph
Studio: Sydney Smythe, Market Lane.
London Business Broker."
DOG STRAYED—A' brown bull -
1 dog has strayed' onto the premises of
Wm. Lutman, Exeter North. Owner
xcarr have sable i„ _aythg expenses.
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CAVEN .i ERREilY I7CtbL .r GH[TRC'R
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ANNIVERSARY
Anniversary services will be held'
next Sunday. Rev, Chas, E. Evans
B•A., at St, Marys will preach at 11
a, lu. Evening service Will be held
in Trivitt Memoriai Church at 7 p.m.,
Rev. Mr, Evans will preach.
Special Music
Everybody' Welcome •
10 A. M.• --Sunday School and Bible:
Classes,
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening
JAMES STEEET bIETRODIldr
caution
Rev. M. J. Wilson, B.A., Pastor.
Rev\ R. A. MCIelvie, of Teeswater,
will preach next Sunday at 11 a. nn.
and 7 p. nr.
MAIN ST. METEODIST Cli�[IIiCH
Rev. Geo..McAlie$®s;. M. A4 =
(Phone'. 21, r3.)
10 a.m.—Sunday 'School and -Bible'
Classes,
11 a.m.--Caren Anniversary Union
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3 p.m.—Bible Sehto7.1 l�
7 ll•ni.—The Pastor.
Oct. 22nd,:-- Church Anniversary.
Preacher, Rev. J. T. Cosby Morris,
B.A., B.D., Askin St., London.
BETHANY'
2.3y—"The Blind Mau"
Y. P.,C.: A.
'i'he rooms opened to members.
who wish.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services as usual. next Sunday.'
11 a. m., 2.30 p.,m. and 7 p. n3.
All Invited.
COA.L
100 TONS—$19,00 a ton, Cash
with Order. Delivery guaranteed.
Not over 3 tons to„one customer
R. G. $ELDON
FOR SAt,ETbree Jersey Cows,
newly freshened, or about to freshen.,
Mrs. W. N. Glenn, Hensall.
• WANTED --Girl to help with,
housework and assist in store in
small village. Apply box ail, Exeter
Tunes.
ANOTHER BIG” CUT ON PRICES
OF FURNITURE AT E. N. ROVES.
FOR SALE--- Base -burner coal
stove, Crown Brilliant; in good con-
dition. Apply at Times Office.
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APPLES WANTED
A false rumor has': been circulated
to the effect,that the Exeter Evapor-
ator r has stopped buying apples. We
are. still in the market for all the ap-
ples that come in.
A. D. Clapp.
SAVE COAL'"
SAVE N1ON:E'
By getting a big load' of mixed
wood from R. Gillies.
Cut a foot to 14 inchesiong. Good
for furnace or'stove. The Erin part
will hold fire over night $8.00 per
load. Pay the teamster..,,,
INVESTMENTS
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Office, litain S*reet, Exeter.
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY
ON FURNITURE BUY FROM It. N.
ROWE.
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:butts
If in need of a Blue Serge Suit don't fail to see our new stoclr. These
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Suits are all exceptionally well tailored and are splendid value at $35,0.0.
Misses' and Ladies Coats •
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Every week we have something new to show you in Ladies' Coats,
and it is always a pleasure for us to show • them. Popular prices are
1(i25.0() (>30.00 and $3.5.00,
Cushioned Soled Shoes 'for :nen and Woert
If you want shoe comfort; let us fit you yvith a pair of our
Fit-
ting Cushion Soled Shoes. We are showing u Easy Fits
rxrg several styles in Women's
and Men's. Priced at $5.00, $6,50 and $8.50.
All Wool Serge
40 inches wide. A splendid all Wool Serge Suitable for dresses and
Children's wear. Extra , good 'value at per yard 83e.
Linolenms and Oilcloths
Perhaps your old Linoleum is nearly worn out and the floor reeds-
a new eoveriug. Let, us show 'y'ou our new patterns.
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer.
Solicitor far the Mo/sons Bank,
etc.
Invest your funds .in Vic -
,;tory, , ,Donrinlon of , :Canada,
Provincial and ' Municipal
Bonds.
Lega.I ,inves,tmen64or„•Trust
Funds.
At existing prices, from 6
per cent to 7 per cent can be
. obtained 'frons these bonds.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest
rates of interest.
OFFICE
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
WHAT IS THIS?
Ever Knock is a Boost, if you.
knock in the rightway, and this is
bow T. II. Elliott knocks, 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 hien a chance.
Shop opened every day and Satur-
day night.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
T. R. ELLIOTT.
'FAR.DIS FOR SALE—A few choice
farms in the Townships of Usborne,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert., Good
buildings and well located as to -mar- - P 'II ` (.H N E a
bets. Priced right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Auct., Box 154, Exeter.•
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ow is the Tie you
should be thinking
of a New FaH
Overcoat
COOL NIGHTS AND DAYS WILL SOON BE HERE AND THE
WISE YOUNG MAN WILL BE PREPARED.
COME IN AND LOOK
OVER OUR ARRAY OF UP-TO-DATE COATS, OR LEAVE YOUR
ORDER FOR' A MADE -TO -MEASURE COAT.
New Fall Suitings in Excellent
Fabrics 1Cs ire on Display
fiats' and Cas Shirts and Collars,
Plain Caps,
and Fancy pose, Underwearetc.,
Everyt=hing for the Dressy Young Men
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Good glasses if you need them
Good advice if you don't.
J. WARD,' D.C., Optometaist
'EXETER
A. E. TENNA?, T
Ltd.Veterinary Surgeon
O ff is —
econne11s �a�eDs .,�ablea on�0�° John St, Phone calla receive prosYnpt„
attention. Phone 26w
OUR MOTTO, 16 , OUNCES TO THE POUND, WE SELL TO
PLEASE. OUR SUCCESS IS -DUE, TO THE HIGH QUALITY
OUR GOODS "COMBIN'ED WITII SERVICE ANDOF
STORES IN ONTARIO.' CIVILITY176
Anniversary Sale
OCTOBER 11th TO 14th'
PURE; Q. 10 LBS,
. CANE,,, ugare 71c.
SHORTENING NO,, 3 49c
SHIROIR
WIFFr'S
LAJEKL
EL
IAEMS
M3
OfNorIA 2
3,
c
; SN lbs. 89c
3 for 23c
CANDY WEEK
WINDERMERE CHOCOLATES t JELLY BEANS, GIANT CREAM,
39c Ib., 10c ih 1b 1 KISSES and I-IUMBUGS 23c lb.
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Breakfast Bacon Sliced Speciai Blend
39c. a pound
By
37c
a
piecepound p z� ea 49ce
BREAD 7 < l =2c, A LOAF
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I'RO1FI , OUlt OWN BAIi.1IEY
PHONE 26 ;J 'WE EDDELIVER
n1:1. JORN W' 1t r
Chiropractic & Electrical Trtatrrtents
`
for. Chronic and Nervous Diseases.
Spectacles scientifically fitted.. Hours
10 to 12, 2 to 4, and by appointment.
Office—William and Sanders Sts.
CIIILISTMIAS GREE:t'INGI C,t.RI)S
The Exeter Times has placed in
stock a fine array of Xmas Greeting
Cards. They include some very neat
and attractive designs. The prices
are below tvrhat'is being asked by a-
gents for out -o£ -town .firms. See
ours
before or
e placx
ng your orders.
The Big, Livery
When
going
l
g outhunting
give us e
call. Don't forget anything you have
to move, we're' right on the job -to do
it.. CARTAGE AND LIVERY,
Phone 88 W.
Bagshaw Easton
Cochrane
['ac.hxne .• Works
ENGINES -6 H.B. "Z” $233.00
..3.h.p. "Z” Bosch Magneto $143.60..
,1% h.p. "Z” $99.50
40 -Light '
t
gIiPlant,
co
mplete, $350:00
Double -Geared Jacks $15.0;0
GRIND + RS -6 in. $40; 8 in.
$50.
10 in. $56400 •
CRUSHERS—$74, $80, $100 be115.
Straw Cutter $35.00 $
Straw Cutter, with plain feed, $65.00
tra'Veiling'feed $85.00,
Fairday Electric Washer $126.60.
Belt drive $70.00
500 Ib. Scale $23,85; 1000Th:'. 27.85
Concrete Mixers,. Hap. Presses,
Stone Crushers, Road Rollers,
Threshing Outfits, Case Tractors,
Tractor Plows and Disks.
We handle a complete line Of the
Canadian -Fairbanks Morse Caa.,also+
Case Threshing Company.
All repairs promptly 0•'' ,tr1o,1 ":•-•
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