The Exeter Times, 1920-3-4, Page 8A. STEWART
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All wool serges are very scarce and high in price. We are lucky
is having a few hundred yards of pure wool serges at prices that
are far below to -day values.
75 per yard for all -wool Dress or suit serge in Black, Navy,
® Brown and Green. Worth to -day $3.75.
$3 . 25"" yard for all -wool "Botany Yarn" serge. Very soft finish
and fine twill, Black, Brown, Navy and Green. Worth
to -day $4.75.
Ttitz. EXT 14 TIMES
Market Report-'-''J~iaetol1owime is
the report of the Exeter Market
corrected every Wednesday.
No. 2, Wheat $1.95,
Oats $1.00.
Bran $48 a ton in buyer's bags.
Shorts $56 per ton.
Family flour $6.85.
Lard 35c.
Hogs $17.5Q.
Marley $L45 to $1.60.
New ,laid eggs 62e.
Held Eggs 55e
Dairy butter 55c.
Creamery butter 69c.
Potatoes $3.50 to $3.75.
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Seeks oftheoviba papers i be
dis-
tributed at the James St. tot -
day sellout room from
p.in. next Sunday, March 7th,
All wishing thein please come
anddepart at once with no
crowding.
per yard for our Extra Special Serge, close even twill,
Botany Yarn, perfect dye. Blue, Black, Brown and Green.
Worth to -day $5.00.
.i t" per yard for A novelty Serge in Brown, A Two
• e 9 '9 Tone effect. All pure wool, close even weave,
Will make a lovely suit or odd skirt,
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• a ewt: .•e„'� r x. ` �rdnee-
__. . .____ __. ' Some things Exeter needs.
Boosters. •
A Postoffice.
A hospital. -
A Y.M,C.A. •
Meat inspection.
Sewerage system:
A Board • ef• Trade.
• Housing Commission.
aioi e Community Spirit.
'their taught in the school.
Medical inspection of school. •
Town clock that is a town clock.
ONE OF On.
SPLENDID'AEA
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Mr. F. lel. Boyle spent Monday
in London.
Mr. Wilfred Stewart, spent the
week -end with his parents.
Air. IIy. Elworthy has taken. over
the Overland agenCY in town.
Miss L. Johns, who has been vis-
iting in Sarnia returned home last
week,
Mr. Archie Davis, of Ingersoll,
visited his parents in town over the
week -end.
Mr. J. K. Baker, of Henfryn, visit-
ed his brother, Mr. Newton Baker, in
town last week.
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Miss May Brimacombe, of St.
Thomas, visited over the weekend
at her home here,
Mr. Victor Hogarth returned home
last week after visiting his brother,
lir. Gifford Hogarth, at Windsor.
The Provincial Prohibition Con-
vention will meet in Massey Hall,
Toronto, on March 9th, 10th and
llth.
Miss Jessie Cochrane, who has
been visiting her brother. in town,
returned to her home in Kitchener
on MondaY.
lir. Newton Baker, who has been
seriously ill and who underwent an
operation last week, is slowly im-
proving.
Mr. Drew Knight entertained a
few friends last Thursday evening,
,rier to leaving for California for
a few mouths.
The final report from Trivitt
Memorial congregation is that they
have reached $1915 in the Forward
'Movement Campaign.
• 'Mr. Jack Matthews, of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mr. and Airs.
�+. Fitton, has :incepted a position as
•,lunior :with the • Canadian- Bank of
Commerce. •
Mr. Chas. Harvey has been ap-
pointed delegate from James street
church to attend the Provincial Pro-
hibition Convention which meets in
Toronto next week.
NOTICE
The Public Utilities Commission
request that all users of town water
see that their taps are not running
at night It is of utmost importance
that water users try to conserve
the water supply ale night. Owing to
the accumulation of ice on the inside
of the town tank and also the tank
of the G.T.R. it is impossible for the
Commission to pump enough water
to hold a supply over night. Will
the users kindly co-operate in the
matter.
•BOY WANTED --To learn hard-
ware business, also tio1 to learn tphe
tinsmithing and plumbing.
ly
I•Ieaman's Hardware.
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FOR SALE -A second-hand set of
sleighs. Apply to J, C. Nestle, Cock-
shutt agent,
DR. JOHN WARD, Chiropractor,
Corner William and Sanders.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
January 1920 was the coldest
Rev, 'eV. M. Martin's many friends
ne: eth on record in Ontario. Febru- in town will regret to kno'llt atat lhe
aryalso produced a brand of winter has been qui se nt , at presents
1 we:}tl:n r that to say the least, knocks home in Lai ' .:i '
into a rocket hat, the theory that improving and we hope for his
1 the climate in Ontario is growing peedy recovery.
lwarns r. Old tuners shake their head At a recent meeting of the James
and ea y they never saw a winter to #reef Quarterly Board, Rev. M. J.
equal tins one. Over two and a Wilson, the pastor, was unanimously
half r.•^':hs of solid winter weather, invited to return for another year,
no', tl upon MOW, until it over- ;with an increase he salary of $,300,
tops the fences along many of the making it now $1,800.,
i reads Teaming and cutter -rid- Mr. C. F. Hooper has returned
Katie no p e b t home frons a i eVi nein where
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The Executive of the Exeter -
branch of the U.F.O. have decided,,
to ship live stock co-operatively,
namely, cattle, hogs, and sheep. BY•
shipping in this way tho seller gets'
market value, minus actual expenses
of shipping. Thos. Jones has been
appointed agent and will be glad to
make arrangements with those who
have stock for sale. Phone 49,
Exeter.
FOR SALE-1,Vhite Wyandotte
roosters. Choice birds. -J. S. HAR-
VEY.
FOR SALE -Pasture Farm, 100
acres. Apply to B. Makins.
Remember we can save you 25c
on your daily paper.
Will make a ,peal fit for a king.
Cut fin"i the very ehoicest
fed cattle cattle it it :neat that proves its
suis e _. ,illi the, first taste. And
with all .t extra goodness our meat
costs 'i mere than ordinary grades.
You don't have to pay mere, though
you get ie.ere at this met market.
ung rt t only 1 asure u is hos It cine zseu ,
• ,z3.e;. dangerous awing to the / he was called owing to the death of
(leen chholes. Along one road: his half-hroiheyr, :kir. William Soivey,
the :re . over sixty pitchholes in who was superintendent of the J. J.
o , : ie and one quarter and the C.,se. pinny Werke, of Racine.
many .-salts and accidents have not
by any means found their way into M. Spence, advance agent for the
th • � 'paper eo'tuitins. Storms have Dominion Chautauqua bureau, was
In i- :I:rrerous and the cold intense- in town last week and was successful
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PLEASE RETURN BOOKS
As Pr.'.�ncipal Wethey is re-catalogu
ing the I lie,h ch:o el Library and there
are several books missing, it is re -
Quested that they be returned at +once
to Mr. Wethey's home.
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^� . Te cli ra: - it all there has. not been in. booking a four days prowl a as in
j t o t� A I I 1 'nf�all - Many ci;- town during the summer- months.
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t r town have been empty of The Woanen'ts Institute will be. • in
The,!,„ S -."tart' Meat Market, where =, ;: ter for weeks, Tee scarcity e=t.:• ge.
quality ;e 'nigher than price. , of i., r on some farms is a proe, . pr. Roniston desires 'to an=roaunce
• len. thet he re -opened bis dental office
5 r 5..5 :> 1 d iresuming his
"'t i the elmeing' of the schools,
,. i a2 dry 1 el' >,•. t:,, skating rink, etc., as a
�i� ,, , mean -aim against the spread of in -
a t ter The. Times has had numerous
Eater coarses on i.pril the 4th. 1 irgia , € as to the amount of sick-
* . i nes.; in town and as to how long the
Board of Health intend to enforce
What are you doing to help Mee the o ,le .. 13Y the- action of the
tr" grow? Iir;ard the inference is that Exeter
• .s K ,..: Cereus cases of the
St. Patrick's lay is. Wednesday. a .. ..- 1=zenwa. Pastors of the
March the 17th. v�ir: 'p 1 ,arches state that there is
x w' >•- x Iit.i� a ::Ess among the congrega-
The Ontario Legielature will open ranee " o n what we can Iearn Exe-
tsi• a� corenaratively free from the
Tuesday next
on "1 Y
is due
to the
fact
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The days are lengthening and that early precaution • was taken.
thanks be the sun is warming up. The=re is some criticism owing to the
fact that the skating rink has been
s' 'i' * c1t•.,,eciI. This is a source of nine')
March Cate. 1 1 i ory-making Icr:s to the proprietor who has con -
period like an G::1 h. t,,. We will sitlert ?: money invested and whose
now await to see what it has up its harvest is at the present time. We
sleeve. - think probably that the citizens of
:r e o; 5 fears and community should be ta-
Wonder .tee Jack Frost heard the ken into the confidence of the Board
kicks the ice man was putting up of Health and given scene inform_
last summer and decided to get even ation as to the future,•prospects of
this winter. lifting the ban. There is a great
* 4' a a x deal of uncertainty which creates
Dreary days and drowsy sessions more or les of if restless feeling.
will no doubt be in store for. the That the newspaper is one of the
Drury Government. channels from which the public ex-
* * * : * pect to get this' information is evi-
-v people in the community are dent from.the fact of so many mak-
ed to miss the flu, among ung inquiries from the press.
•-ne who miss the fluency
on Sundays. Tdr. J. W. White, St. Marys new
town clerk, has taken over his new
'earners are duties.
a little Mr. Whitefield Crich, of Clinton,
signs died suddenly on Thursday of last
"n week. ;F e had not been wel lfor some
,s but his death was entirely un-
' eted.
n-'.eted.
• Cudmore, a Tuekersniiith
1 a. brother of William
(Minton, died recently
'ion, in his 70th
ohaei, who had
bed for over
at the home
Magistrate
the age of.
HOUSL+' FOR SALE -Good frame
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Ladies' Suits & Coats
This is our first shipments for the season. We will be glad to have
You look at them and see some of the new styles that are being
shown for Spring,
New Silk and Crepe Blouses
We haven't a big range, but what we have to show you is new
and dainty blouses that are priced right.
New Shirts and Neckwear for lien
They are just opened and we want you to see the different de-
signs and weaves that we have to offer. You will do well to buy your
season's supply,
Wall Papers
Watch, our. 'tivindows for displays of what is new in Wall Papers. We
are showing a big range of splendid designs for Bath -rooms, Bed -rooms,
Halls, living rooms, in fact any room in your home.
SOUTll(3ST
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FURNITURE AND i
Phones 74w..Night-
U�IDER.TAKING'
Calls ,7'4J. •
.Dr. HENRY A. CORSAUT
Veterinary' Surgeon
Dr. Henry A. Corsaut wishes
announce that he has moved
office. to Baker's Livery, . James
next door to Overland Garage
'appreciates th,e. patronage he has .e
eeived in the old stand and hopes for
a continuance of the same , in his
'OPERA HOUSE BLOCK , new' office. Cali'' promptly attended
1 to, day -of night. 'Phone 8. ,
to
his
Renewed yet?
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Ie/ECK-YOKES & WI{IFFLETREES
Farmers or teamsters having suit-
able wood, bring it to O. K. Cider
MW and I will turn it a standard
or any length or size you wish. Also
saws gummed, etc. -S. V. J. Cann,
house ill Exeter, north of the bridge,' Successor to A. Cottle. Phone 115.
the property of the late Mr's. William
Davis. Nine rooms. Barn and drive
shed. Three lots of land. Apply to 1 FARMS FOR SALE.
M. E. Gardiner's Furniture store. . I have a number of choice farms
for sale in Usborne, Hibbert aid
Tuckersmith with up-to-date build-
ings and my long experience in the
business tells me I have the price
The Toronto Globe has increased
its subscription rate from $4.00 to
with 'I'a year.
os 15 $6.25.
clubbing rate
The Board of Health have decided
not to lift the ',pan this week and are
not prepared to say just when it
might be lifti;cl. -
Mios Stalker, 'of Blyth, has been
engaged as milliner with Miss Mc-
Donald.
Mir. Andrew Dougall, of WingIia.in,
d with h Tr. and Mrs. William
Griffin t', a the past week: Mrs.
Griffin i.. o d.'ughter of Mr. Dougall.
J. G. St ; nbury attended the As-
sizes at Cat erich this week as caun-
CORNeCONTRACTS.
The Canning Co. is prepared to con-
tract with growers of corn far' the
factory for 1920: the price per ton
same as last year: Choice seed corn
has been, secured from the. wine
source and will be sold at same price
as east year to growers for the fac-
tory ONLY. • .
Have you paid your subscription?
. TJ EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising -Made known
right and some of then on easy ion application,
terms of payment. Also the Far- ,
siuhar Store property. For terms 1 Stray Animals -One insertion 50c
and particulars apply to Thomas three insertions for $1.00
Cameron. Woodham, P. 0., auction -1 Farm or Real Estate for sale 50c
each insertion for one month of four
insertion.
Deo. SWEET 4%LLYNING Miscellaneous articles of not moreAll nails ;
Veterinary Surgeons 1 than five lilies, 'For Sale, To Rent,
optly htte�ided to day Wanted, each insertion 50c. Lost
or night. and f d locals 25c
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LOADED .. AGAIN
Our rooms are filled with all
kinds of furniture, -which we are
selling at a very .small margin.
>3e sure and see us befortl,buyi:g,
as tvt have 'some bargains:
ours o '
OFFICE -Dr. Sweet's old office Local reading notices etc., 10e per
Phone 120 f line per insertion. No notice less
last week it is now :than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
'1'<...lar prat:I-ice. 't.c.- .,on is also Fol in t..it, e.. -.e; of Penhale vs. Bien- s Auction. sales $3 for one insertion
culled to the fast that Lis office is new. The Church Army of London, Eng. and $1.50 for each subsequent in-
censed cTery Wenesday afternoon •;ir,• ,p eldeey nes been have authorized me to receive ap-!section if under five inches in length.
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Phone 20
THE UNDERTAKER Aleft
EMBALMER "i
during
The Exacter H.Hockey ockey team
went to Aliso Craig Monday evening
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Z n t'.:a _ i,g lioy,3.
Tips Exeter tam wore late in arri•v-
In ; owing to the trains..being be-
hind time. The game dill not start
until 'after ten o'clock
r d .a.,"•'J the pas: 1 plications from farmers . desiring Legal advertising 10c and 5c a
flu , ee..,,u ly ill using Help this summer. A party of ex-
cieek. On Wednesday' sloe fives re-
line.
r�ouvertl to D.rtr.idIlsywndimarnospehfoosrpihae.r. sdeurevliene Tisoerno,ntmoobloyutinApreiri5etnhcedFoirs s
further information apply to Rev. A, --
speedy recraverY. -xeter phone 69.
A. Tramper, E ,
Mr. ar.d Mrs.- J. R. Campbell, of
Stnniivillr', Ont., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, AnnieF
This month's shortest story-
The
Temperance Organization of '.Estelle, to 1' •eclerick F. Hicks,
toven have appointed the following] Ottawa, nifiest. son of lelr. and Mr's.
R F. Hicks. Ne'wtonbrook, the mar -
representatives to attend the Prov-
incial Prohibition Convention which
meets in Toronto next week. 'Mrs. B.
W. F.. Beavers, Rev. M. 3. Wilson,
Rev. Dr. Medd and J. Willis Powell.
The nu .ny friends of Rev. J. W.
Da!, -1, of Hamilton and former pas-
teo, of James street Methodist church
will regret to know that he has been
t.l for a couple of weeks but we un-
derstand he in improving. His speedy
_•:,,overt is hoped for.
nton -met`
;te• other
dmill on
bile oily
nd Was
fan` and
Mr. 13. W. F. Beavers has accepted
a .position as travelling salesman
with Coates, Burns and Wanless,
wholesale shoe merchants of Lon-
don, and is present working this
territory in the place of Mr. A.
Coates who has been indisposed and
is now in California in the interests su
iiausly ill from it but ss stuplaos,ed to
of his health. I have sefe`y massed, the crisiee Deceas-
Mr. W. J. Burney left on Monday ed was bent. in Chumerh,,a ;i(ttle over
for Winnipeg, where he resumes a l
position with the John Mansville Co.
Mr. Birney was employed with this
company before he enlisted with the
161st battalion. Since returning
from overseas he has been recuper-
ating his health. His many friends
in town will wish him success. '
ridge• to take place early in March.
.
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Miller
received clue
J. J.
Scotland last week, an excellent
type of C.lydedale stallion. This
1'. e se ie particularly fine animal
rent: will tri:vei this district during
the coming :ceason,,Y
DIET? IN THE WEST
Tlie Fr"n ,.a.; from the. Eche. " rf
IIaun"n: a _Man., ;reLprs' to, the grand -
s'a of the late Richard Delbiridg,e of
E:teter. Many r'elativ'es live• in this
'J1aa;th.0f Roy Andrew
i);.lbridge, the ,only sen of Mi. and
Mrs. George Delbridge, of .Chumah, On
Feb. 14th, came as a surprise an':i
shock to the cammuni;tyr, I -Ie had
contracted .the "f1tt" and had been ser -
Mr. E. A. -rollick has purchased
from Mr. J. N. Howard the line
brick residence on Andrew street
occupied by Mr. H. W. Doerr. Mr.
Doerr has purchased from Mr. D.
Mack the frame cottage on Main
street occupied by Mrs. MoEwen: Mr:
Doerr expects to renovate and re-
model it and where completed will
have a most comfortable home.
Mr: and Mrs. Garnet Passmore ar-
rived home last week from their
wedding trip and have taken up
their residence on the groom's line
farm in Usborne. Beth bride and
groom, are well kncawnin the coan-
«ity,. the latter leaving lived here
:pastor' of Main
a ,host of
fie limos
seventeen, years ago A1T has la;[e las
been spent in. ibis vie n?f y'1 He haat
grown into young manhood's years
and strength, greatly beloved by the
people of this community.
DIED IN PORT HURON
"Please Renew."
FARM FOR .SALE --"Evergreen
Farm" consisting of Lot 11,Con. 14,
Tp. of Hibbert, County' of Perth,
100 acres imediately north of Far-
quhar. Up- to- date brick dwelling
largo Lank barn, with water all thee
it supplied from never failing well
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