The Exeter Times, 1923-1-11, Page 8o;
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WHEN..wE ARE
akin, tock
'OU WILL FINIO, .PI.AN'Y
BARGAINS
ON OUR COUNTERS
Flannelette ends in a variety of lengths and, patterns.
These are good cloths and will clear- at 20e and 25e per yard.
1 ixnta far Apron, ai d. House Dresses, pleasing patterns206 per yd
Shirting in Black and; White :and Blue and,;, White, good, heavy weight
eut in shirt lengths: Priced at $1.15.
Special Prices
ON
Ladies'
CoatsS, Fur oats, Sport Hath, Dress Berges,
Brushed Wool Gloves, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Shoes.
Men's and ]soy's Overcoats and Suits, Par Coats, Sweaters, and
Sweater ,Coats, Underwear, Sox; Heavy Rubbers and
Work Mitts.
Bey your Groceriesere
SHREDDED WHEAT 12e CHRISTIE$' SODAS 15c a Ib.
CORN FLAKES 3 for 29e `PALMOLIVE SOAP' 7 for 53c
'OATMEAL 6 for 25e
SEEDED RAISINS 18c per pkg
RING ITS ,YOCR EGGS, BUTTER AND POULTRY
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EXETER
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EXETER
February
Sale
ur Stock is the. Largest and
ost" -to-Date
Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse 'and Horse: Epilipment
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ANNUAL MEETING - r
;ETER AGRICULT'L SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society' will be held: In
the: Town' 'Hall h,xeter, an. Friday,
January' 19th, 1923, at 1,30` o'clock p. -n.
for the purpose of iele.ctin,g President,
Vice. -President and Directors for the
ensuing year and transacting 'other
'rep ort ant business,,. ,
.1 mem rs and interested parties
should atter_ this meg:fling
The. Direct
a¢•e, par-ticuJarly re-
aue.sted fio aneet before the annual
nxeeting at ,,o'clock sharp. '
THOS. HIJNKIN R. G. SELDON,
President Secretairy.
PHONE, 743; Night call 74W
ANNUAL MEETING
OF EXETER HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
The Annual Meeting of the Exeter
Horticultural Sbciety will be held in
the Carnegie Library on Wednesday,
evening, January 10th, 1923, at 8
o'clock p.m. for the purpose of re-
ceiving the reports of the Secretary -
Treasurer, a the Board of Directors,
elect officers for the coming'' year and
transact such other business as.may
cone before the meeting.
J. G. Stazibury, Sec'y.-Treas.
J. S. Harvey, President.
Mr. Herb Trevethick, of Melford,
Sask., formerly of Exeter, is visiting
with friends in and around Exeter.,
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. A. Erickson •and
child, of Mayville, N.Y., are -visiting
Mrs. Erickson's aunt,Mrs. Wm. Bis-
sett.
Mx'. Silas McFalls, of the' Molsons
Bank staff, St. Marys, has been trans-
ferred to the branch of that bank at
Centralia.
Mr. Ed. `Harris who 'has `'been visit-
ing:,tor several weeks•. in this ,.con-
mtnity left on:Monday for :his, home
in the. West.
Mr. S stop is
A. Po le
e
p back to
work, again after a week's confine-
ment to his• home through illn.ess.—
Blyth Standard.,
Mrs. T. 0. Soitthcott: returned
home oil Saturday evening 'after vis-
iting for a week with relatives • in
Brantford and Galt.
Mr Win. Westlake, `of Wyoming,
formerly `of Usborne, underwent an.
operation in London hospital the be-
ginning of the week.
Miss Reta Rowe has accepted- a
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Market report-- The following is
the report of the :Exeter Market
corrected avers, 'Wednesday.
Wheat $1.15
Manitoba Flour $3.95
Pastry Flour $3.45
Model Floor $3',70
Feel Floor $2.00.'.
Oats 45e
Barley GOc-
Bran $1,35
Shorts $1.50
Dairy butter 26 to 39e
Creamery Butter 45c
New laid eggs 45c.
Lard '17 to 20c
Hogs $9.50.
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LOCAL'•
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The council for: 1923 were sworn
in. on Monday,
Mr. Czar Harness is visiting his
sister in Windsor.
Mr. Bruce Rivers is visiting with
his brother at Simeoe.
Mrs, (Dr.) Rouiston visited with
her parents in London on Saturday.
Miss Weeks returned home Siiturw
day after visiting for a week in Lon,
Mrs. A. • Walter and Mrs. M. E.
Gardiner spent the weekend in Lon-
don.
The Misses Merril's auction sale of
Household effects will bs held on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. L ' Cubine, of Hamilton:,is
visiting with Mr. avid Mrs. Hy. Par-
sons.
TIMES
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HAVEN 1:`RESB EIfERIAN CH C
ItPv. jan40a ,'ooto,•'I , A., MMiiiigt x
10 a.nx.—Sunday Sebool and Alible
Classes .
11 a,nx: - -"The People hearing Jesus"
The Minister
7 .Zr.n2..-"Russia,: is she done -with
religion, though she lura -'its effigies.
and: would shock Heaven down?
Tlie , Minister .
Boy Scouts will meet Monday evening
JAMES STREET MET GRIST
- CHURCH
Rev. M..1: RT#,loll, I3,.�Pester.
11 'a,m.—"b or Love's Sake, a Bibli-
cal Romance"
3 `p.m,— Sabbath School' -Come and
study the Bible hi one of the adult
classes.
7 p.m.—"The New Day and Some
•
i'huigs it Will Mean"
Music helpful for Worship and ap-
propriate Services start on time—
morning one'hour.
EVERYBODY INVITED
MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH
Rev, Geo. ,McAllister, M. A.
' (Phone 21, r3.)
11 a.m.—"Better than Money"
3 p. un—Bible School Classes for all.
amain
7 p.m.—"Behaviour in church" --
BETHANY
2.30—Public Worship.
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Mrs. Geo. Dunn, of -Osborne, who i FOR SALE—Y. P. C. A. equipment.
has been ill for several weeks, is im- I such as two bowling alleys and acces-
proving.
112r. R. W. Fuke's many friends
will be glad . to know that his con-
dition is improving.
Miss Elva Harvey sang a solo Very
acceptably in James street church on
Sunday evening last.
Mr. Al. McDonnell, 'Soho has been
seriously i11 for several weeks, re-
mains about the- same. ,
Postmaster M. Pfaff has recovered
from his recent illness and is back
again at the postoffice. •
Mrs. Jos. Senior left last week for
Victoria Hospital; London, where she
underwent an operation.
Miss Vera Jones has resumed he
duties as teacher at Masssie; Out.
Mr. Kerr, of Saskatchewan, is vis -
iting with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Luker.
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ALL OUR GOODS ARE • OF 'THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND ARE
SOLD ON A MONEY -BACK GUARANTEE.'.�•`
IF YOU ARE' NOT SAT-. ✓\
1SFIED; TELL ITS AND WE WILL GLADLY -REFUND YOUR V \/
MONEY. �•h
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White Satin
as teacher in a school near
Leamington and left i;or that place
on Saturday morning last
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Blatchford, of
Toronto, visited in Exeter for a few
days during the . past weelr. They
also visited with relatives at Clinton.
Mrs. A. Reeder had the misfortune
to fall down cellar on Thursday of
last -week. She fell through a trap-
door and was badly bruised but for-
tunatly' no bones were broken.
The annual meeting of the Exeter.
Horticultural Society will be held in
the public library this Wednesday
evening. An effort is being made
this week to increase the, member
ship.
MOs,
i s May Elworthy, who has been.
on probation at Grace Hospital, De-
troit, has been successful in passing
her; examinations with over 75p er
cent. and has been' accepted p ed as a
nurse -in -training.
James Street Sunday 'School have
re -organized their Bible Glasses and
have :formed a class of young mar-
ried
people under the leadership of
the pastor, Rev. M. J. Wilson. The
class is meeting at thearso
g
p ns' e
this (Wednesday) evening for a Zoe -
'al evening
and organization.
Luxton attended the funeral of their
Mr Chas blcFalls and Mr. John
aunt, Mrs. Emma Nichols,; at Bay
City,recently.; About three months
•sories;punching bag and outfit; box-
ing gloves; throe drop -table -games;
two stoves •and stove pipes; tables;
chairr; pictures and many other ar-
ticles. Apply to Richard Welsh, M.
Pfaff on W. S. Cole.
SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.
Services as usual next Sunday.
Capt. T. Bobbins
HOUSE FOR SALE
On Main Street,, a brick
good condition. Apply to
Knight, Exeter.
house in
Reginald
Mrs.. (Rev.), D. W. Down, whoAhas
been visiting .with her sister, .Mrs.
W. -D. Yeo, returned to her Ixonie at
Yarker, Ont. on Tuesday. '
CONCENTRATtD ENJOiltiO NT
During the year which has' just
commenced The S arnIIy Herald ,.and
Weekly Star of •Montreal .plans' `to
run at least ten stories inserial.foxui.
They will be the best ofitainableftiKe.
gardiess ,of cost. III book form:; each.
story wouldeost''the",reader tw•o 'dol-
lars, which.'
Is all one
to, pay ;.for
an entire year's subscription to The
Family Herald and `Weekly Star, con-
taining the whole` of the ten. splendid
stories and a great wealth of most
absorbing matter=never' before at-
tempted in any paper. " One. must
bear in mind also that these exclusive
serial stories represent less than one-
tenth of all the reading in this won-
derful combination of a farm jOurnal
home magazine and weekly digest'of
world news. The' Family Herald
and Weekly Star of Montreal is, the;
most economical journal for the
home, because it satisfies every mem-
ber of the family ata:very,low, cost.
NOTHING TO BOAS OF
Ethel—"Did you hear about G-lad-
ys? She has a position as' detective
in one of the •big department stores."
Clara ---"Wella 1 don't' envy her.
Imagine being known as d:plaincloth-
es woman."—American Legion Wee-
kly
TO .W-1TRINS' 0 STO11Ii:RS
Owing to illness I have not been
able to get around 'the: past week
but customers can be supplied either.
by callingthe bar
use,' -at , h Dose,' phoning or
dropping a card. A "full stock;: on
hand. A settlement of accounts that
are clue• will be:appreciated.
WM.
ANDREW
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MEETING OF TITJ11()N COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of
the
County of Huron' will meet in the
Council Chambers,, Goderich, at, 3 p.
m.
Tuesday, January 23rd, 1923.
All accounts should be in the hands
of the Clerk on or before' the Mon-
day r
y p eceediaxg the meeting of Coun-
cil.' cil.'..
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
Co. Clerk.
15th, 1923, -
City, recently.
923,
ago Mips Nichols attended ti ' GoclericIx Jan's,
entre ae funer-
'Pastry Flour,
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Pastr �i01224 lbs 89 pa;ralyszs a week ,or So ago, and since
PastryFlour, 71b5. .32 ztaonra. bzsNichoI v,rr bornand.
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lnello Tea, sold only
in Dominion Stores
69c a Pound
raised
on the farm now occupied by
Mr. John I,urion. She is the last
of a family of ten, `
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Dr. W. -E. Br� owning, of GaTcdonia
;: . Minix-, i
�1 ., visif.eci' his father, Lir:' J.r.,•W,
1 I3rovv7zing .iii town last week; While'
\4, here Dr, Browning assisted by' his
>, father and br,
V other, Dr. .7. H. "t3ravrn<,
i .. i i oiformcd several: Sei•ionis oiler-
adorns '1'hoyr wlaq i
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nkad t n v ori , oiler-
atieits were
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lolxn I;'allarltyne, off :oarquh1i)r,` 14iiss
Dordthy Gould of the i ake Uos,cl and.
iionaul 1 .Cori, of .%.1117xv,,llc.
ANNUAL MEETING
•Exeter Dastrict s �
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District Branch of tY e,;Otario
A Plow-
men's Association wil be held in the
(Carnegie Library on `i•Veclnesilay, Jan.
244 at 2 o'clock for the purpose
,
.
of
electing oi'isFzs
far the ensuing Year
Viand .transacting other business, Any-
one ' eSt
interpd should attend thisbreasting. '
The Directors are
particularly -
re,
(Bleated to meet before the aunua.T
meeting at 1..30 o'clock sharp.
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Only 12 left to choose from but ',every coat a good style, made from
splendid cloths and exceptional value at.the,lrrice, we are offering thorn.
$10.00 * 12.00 $15,00
Ibex Flannelette
Blankets
Largest size and best quality in
grey or white with pink or blue
borders at per pair $2:89.
New Circular
.Pillow Cottori
There is every indication that
Cottons will be higher in price.
These are good values at per yard
50c 55c . iuid .floc
Ladies
V. Neck Vests
Good winter weight with V neck
and short sleeves. Extra value at
per garment 75c.
.All Wool
Blankets
In Beautiful quality all wool
blankets from one of the best mak-
ers,
7. lb. size :9.50, 8 Ib. size :610.50
New Galateas
Everyone', knows what a good,
wearing cloth this is. The new
patterns are Here.
• Per. ' yard 35c
White
'1h.nn.el�ette
35 •inches wide. A. good weight
cloth and if bought at to -days price:
would be 30c a yard, •priced at per
yard 25c,
ALL 'PAPERS.
It is a good time to .buy your Wall Paper. We have a number of
room lots that we are clearing thisxnontlx at very low prices:, Askto
see them.
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I.I(. CALLING B.A.1
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public, Conveyancer...
Solicitor for the Molsoias. Bank,
etc.
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Invest your funds in . Vic-
tory, Dominion of 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 bondd.
Orders received by me.
Money to loan at lowest ,.
rates of interest.
OFFICE—
Carling Block, Main Street,
EXETER, ONT.
E. J. CHRISTIE
LIFE, ACCIDENT, :FIRE -AND
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ;
EXETER, ONT.
Phone 119 . .
''-FARM':FOR :.tSALE-100 acres, be-
ing lot 25, Con.' 2, -Osborne Tp.. On
the premises are a brick house in
good condition; ` frame barn, over-
flowing, spring; 5 acres of orchard;
land is well ;underdrained, 10 acres.
of fall wheat in; 35 ':acres of fall
ploughing done, balance seeded. im-
mediate possession.. Apply on'.prem-
ises or to Ed. Kestle, lot 13, 'con, 2,
Usborne, R R -t Centralia.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
'Consisting of Boase, stable : and
8 'lets ' of land, 'situated in Exeter
North, on on. Main. St: Apply to IS,
Bierling, Ray P.O.
NEW )BARBER SHOP
I' -wish to- inform theli
.,..pub xc that
I have opened up a new barber shop
in the building south . of Russell's
blacksmith m th shop and cordially solicit
theaat•o
p I orzage of the citizens of this.
Cammun it.
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MILTON I� ON IIODGI;R,T
'NOTICl
Take notice that from and alter
1 this date T, Richard E + l
stori, of the
Township 61 lJlonsliard, in the Cou-
ty of Perth, farmer, -will` not be re-
sponsible for anw debts cont a
i c,,te i
'by 'or on behalf of xpy Wife Long'
x all
Elston:
Dated..Ianiriaxy:h '1
RTCIIhRD hLS2ON';'�.
UNDERWENT' OPERION
01'a 'Thursday of IaSt - -veal;. ' .iilr.
Win. -Andrews,- of town, underwent
On operation at his Home , ;here,
The operation war's' :lierfari`hed by Dr'':
FV. 11. •Ilrownxiag, issisteahy Dr. 11.7.
Browning. A. nurse frbdi Londeii;
has s • since been in charge and Mrs•
Andrews is getting, along es well: las
4cau: be expected.
arga�ns `for the
:�T�vv Yeas=
SUITS FROM $15 TO $40
•OVER COATS FROM e$10 TO $35
SWEETK S'F'ROMr TO $7
UNDERWEAR FROM $1 TO $2
COMBINATION UNDERWEAR FROM $4 TO $7
MVIUFFLERS FROM $1.50 TO $2.50
SHIRTS FROM $1.00 TO $2.50
TIES FROM 50c TO $1.50
BRACES FROM 50e TO $1.00
GARTERS FROM 256 TO' 50c
SLEEVE HOLDERS FROM 25c TO 50c
HDIKFS. IN SILK"
, LINEN AND LAWN .
SOCKS IN SILK, WOOL AND LISLE
HATS FROM $ 2 TO $ 7;.
CARS FROM 500 'T
TO $2.50
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ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Coun-
ty tq of Huron. Carrespondenceairange-
inents for sales can be made by call-
ing up the Cohtral hotel, I. xe('er.
Charges • rriodcrate;' satisfaction
guaranteed.
-FARMS FOR SALE—A. few choice
farms
x Townships. of Usborne,
Tucl er
� rsmitb,. arid "1-Iibbert: Good
gs
buildin
and Boll located as to mar-
kets. ts. Priced right. Apply to -Thos
Cameron, Auct , I3ox 154 Exei.er,
Cd'1fili,®$>]Ct:i.CTQ7Ct 84,5 OI'`i'Ci14:flE`F'(IIS1
dos re
moved to 'Ir'Iasia SC. Exeter.
South of Y
Motor
'CSrLl.irz"�1J1O1 Lri
IDIIONE 70
on, Tuesdays and'r1c1«,,
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A. 11, TENNANT'
Veterinary Surgeon "
Office—McDonnejI's'a yes rata
bles on
S
John
St. Phone calls recoivoToni t
attention. Phone 26w p p
The Exeter ,Times has: placed in
.stock a tine array of Xmas Greeting
Cards'. They include some
a n very neat
and attractive designs. ' Theprices
areelo
b w what is being
a-
gents for o ut-ot-
totr n
firm. See .�'
s.
ours before placing your orders:
LET
T. ld, I LT;IOTT
Ove'
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all
�Suits
Ybtti
'tnd0
Coat 11 .y
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'will take those spot
sff
o of tixenix
and will make thoui: look lige. new-
1i` you.. keep your clothes pressed you
will save money, ,
I also tlli dying and dry cleanings,
Always at ;410tar 'vice.
i rices to 'Suit the eitstei era,
ITIGkh-OLASS
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E1N147S."N.'•1iiLLIOTT
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