The Exeter Times, 1923-4-12, Page 8"elf.VX&41
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This Week
YOU TO INSPECT OUR DISPLAY WI-IILE TIIE
GQMPLETE. 01IR SOCK OFFERS A CI-IOICE BE-
TWEEN, TAILOR:6BI UTT SPOWT cobv-rs, BURBERRY STYLE
QArTS, 'WRAPS 11111T,11 THE NPAV SCAUE.COLLRS, DUVETYN
•'' ' WRAPS AND TAILORED CAPES. PURE WOOIATEN •CLOTH
-AND GUARA,NTEED LININGS INSURE SATISFACTORY SERVICE
PRICES Riu\FGE FROIld $12..r.I0 UP.
..'Spr"inv Gloves
StiF.;t arrived, Pure Siil Gloves, •
With -long cults, also 9 coal-
plete range .of Silk and Cham-
isette Gloves, la the 'Palm:Oar
shlijies. We sell, the Ke.Yser
L --,lore which is guaranteed sa,tis-
tory,
Spring Hosiery
Stylish Stockings in the
bed and Clocked offeets. Black
and Beige are the popular cal-
ors, and we have both the Pare
Silk. and the Silk„and LiSle.
weights. Ask to see'eur SPeoial
clocked. Stocking. at 75n per pr.
EAST COLOR GINGHAMS-32 INCHES WIDE, REAL VALUE AT
35c PER YARD
ENGLISH GING-HAMS-SMALL CHECKS IN ALL COLORS,
SPECIAL AT 28e PER YAB,D '
RIC-1t.A.0 BRAID- WHITE OR COLORS, WE WILL SELL IT BY
YARD AT 3c OR 9 YARDS FOR. 25c.
BOYS SWEATERS .FOR $1.00
PURE CASHMERE WOOL SWEATERS, IN THE SPRING AND
SUMMER WEIGH'''. PULL -OVER STYLES IN GOOD COLOR
COMBINATIONS. , '11-IESE WERE BOUGHT r.L10 SELL kAT $2,50
AND 33.00. SIZES 24 TO a2,---.5.'0vn CPIOICE FOR $1.00.
VOU l''ATING TOO TAIICII F014 GROC_ERJES?
ROYAL YEAST 05c LUX . • 11e
SEEDLESS RAASINS 15e Ib , 3 pk., A'AIMONTA, POWDER 25o
CASCADE SAIMON 10e,Tin 4 -STRING BROOMS 55c
G tbs. 0A.rAt . 25e , 75c SALADA TEA 65c M
CHRISTIEZ, SODAS . 15c lb pital SPECIAL TEA 55c lb
,.-LARGE BOTTLE -VANILLA. (8 oz) FOR '22c •
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Market report -The folloWirig 18
1 the report of the Exeter Market
corrected e'iery
Wheat $1,15
f.laiiitobit Flour $3.$5
Pastry Flour $3.40.
Model Flour $3.70
Feed Flour $2.00
Oats 60c
Barley 60c
Ilrfin $1.50
Shorts $1460
Dairy Butter 40c
Creamery Butter 55c
Jilggs 25c
Lard 17 to 20c
Hogs $1O.00 •
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GARDIN'ER'S
SO OUR INVITATION TO INSPECT OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS
IN FORCE AND IT INCLUDES „EVERYBODY. THERE. IS NO
SPECIAL DAY, NO BEST TIME TO LOOK AT OUR FURNITURE,'
C01).M ANYTIME THAT YOU PLEASE .AND STAY AS LONG AS
INTERESTED.
WE LAIM THIS STOCK OP OURS WILL DO IT'S OWN AR-
GUING, AND WE WOULD RATHER SHOW YOU THAN TELL
LATEST DESIGNS, LARGEST STOCK, PAIR PRICES, BEST -SER-
VICE.
Condlictor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
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P i i Ck
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O1 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK. PHONE, 74J: Night call 74W
..tLIESEE00"IiMamomongs=imeFtrmanyawannu
.T.171,1 EXETER TEES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
DisPlay Advertising -Made know/
on application.
Stray Animals -One inneztion -50c
three insertions for $1.00
Farm or Peal 'Estate for Sale 50t
eaelpinsertum for one month of fou
insertion.
5Ifscellaneous articles of not mon.
tha.n Sue lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Watited, each .insertion 50c. Lost
and ',found locals 25c.
. Local reading notices etc., 1.0e per
line per insertion. Nonotice leer
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50c.
Auction sales $3 for One insertion
and $1.50 -for each subsequent in
sertion if under five inches in length,
Legal advertising 10c and 5e r
line,
NCE HIGHER TILE FEWER
I-Iusband: "I'm tired of this eter-
nal /lagging. I wish you would• let
ale alone. Thank the Lord there are
00 marriages 1 heaven!"
Wifie: "Well, there's a good rea-
son. There aren't any men there.
Host: "I forgot to as you wheth-
er you drank anything."
Guest: "Well, almost anything."
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Stores Ltaal
C A N D S LGEST RETAIL GROCERS
25c. calces 25c. 1
21. CAMEL DATES CASTILE SOAP
pecial Blend TEA
a pouri.d
‘YITEIAT FAMOUS RED BAG
MOCHA AND JAVA BLEND
"RO1'.1,Elj OATS sfc
6 Ib 2 '
ROLLED WHEA '''''' ' 1.2 lbs15')cr'
i':•GRAN OATMEAL lbs 25c
"CORI‘T I\IEAL Ms 259-
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Wi":IIL'ATLETS 4 lbs 25e'
ROSE RICE 3 lbs 25e
BEANS lbs 25o
% SEEDLESS- RAISINS ....15c /b
PEAS
r 25c.
CURRANTS 20c lb
LARGE PRUNES .........17c lb
DRIED PEACHES ... . 17c ib
CROWN, SYRUP 5 lb tin 39c
PLUM JAM M tin 53c
SITEP,RIFF'S MARMALADE i4
4 th. tin 65c
CI-IOICE CORN
2 tins f(),r 25c.
Uei!
c
Toba
ver 11 co
4 4 6v e1KgPntoaj01j torni,
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Mr. Jas, Iiern, visited in London
Tuesday.
Wm. Egmunds spent Tuesday
in London.
:Air. F. M. Boyle 'visited his mother
in London Sunday,
Mrs. Lamport and Mrs. W. Snell
spent Tuesday in London. ,
Mr. Russell Brintnell left for
Parkhill to spend the summer.
Mr. B. Doyle delixered a new Stu
debaker ear to Hensall this week.,
Mrs. Haas has returned to town
after visiting at her home in Buf-
falo.
Mr. Sim. Pollen left last week for
Wisdsor where lie has taken a pos-
ition.
Mrs. John Andrew has been con-
fined to her bed for several days
with illness.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Winewai'den, of
Exeter North, have returned to their
farm. near Parkhill.
EXETE
Mrs. Hoskin ,returned home
atter spending the Winter in Brant-
ford and ;Hamilton. .
Mr. Newman Hardy, who has been
working, in Detroit, has secured
position' in London •
Miss Marjorie Dennison, of Grand
Bend, visited over. the week -end with
Miss Evelyn Howard.
Mrs. C. Baker and children •have;
returned hOnie after visiting in St.
Marys and Thamesford.
Mrs. Tramper and 'children -re-
turned last Thursday after' spending
a few days in 'London..„
Mrs: Harry Elworthy returned
after visiting for a week .with her
daughter May, in Detroit.
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OAVEN l'RESEXTERIAN (71ITIRCII•'''="'' " 1HON133 is4. SOUTHCOT1' BROS -; plioNt..184-. , ......,7.
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Rey-. antates Fol,,B. A.. Minister •
10 a.nt,--Suuday SchOol and Bible LS;
Classes , =
11 a.ni,--"Fluding Rest., . ...- , Minister , .I. ar,for,
7 p.m.-" 'rile Eternal. City ia the ....,.
E l'iP or •a I.,aitheran Arnry.'' ' =
'I'b.e Minister. F----. ,
ing
These cuts represent two pon-
tilar Spring Styles that we believe
will be •,'big sellers thig, seatin,
They, are "Murray id"ax
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cellent 'fitters and give
tory wen.,
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
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SAALITS STREET IVI.E1THOD/ST E"
,OFIURCJI1
Rov. M. J. Wilson, )3.A., f'&9tOr:
SQ-1'ViCC:5 as usual next Sunday \\COu'RRAy
MA)N ST. IlINTIIIODIST 4)111:1111,(0.
1.Iev. Geo. McAlister, 1)f.
(Phone 21; r3.)
11 Men' s Natural . Disposi-
tions.'
3. Sabbath, School and Bible
Gasses •
7 p.m. -`'Soul Navigation"
BETHAI\TY
2.30 -Rev. W, G. I -I. 5TeAl1ister.
SALVATION Allieriff SERVICES.
Services as usual next Sunday.
Capt. T. Hobbins
BABY CHICKS will be ready next
week. 1200eggs per .week" hatching
from now on. Custom hatching for
anyone desiring same. Eggs for in- = •
etzbalor lots also sUpplibd. Apply to -
W. F.•ABBOTT, Exeter.,
Baby Chicks arid Eggs -White and
Buff Leghorns, Wiite Wyandottes,.
Barked Rocks and •Hamburgs. Chicks
16e each. Garnet Heywood;' Exeter.
WANTED -Smart boy to learn
the hardware business. Apply I-Iea
man's . Hardware Store. '
Quite a nurnber of youngsters
started of to school for the first
t.11111
'tine on MonclaY -
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Mrs. Rftri)h..Brand, of Alvinston,
is -visiting her parents,,-IVir. and Mrs.
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'otice
Robt. MawhinneyN
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Willis have
treectlulinheed LfrePam,t110Dyentrofait,ilr ldnhAsvepibeenn- ay by-ria:y; every way we
are
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SILK LISLE ROSE
Our biggost selling Hoi47
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• season; collies in. the wid„e'131),..1,?a1,-
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colors of Black,
Fawn. All sizes per pair "85.
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inef\Eeets1.1e`'1Q1ettwee,siht a(QiIs11141tittYd?'1"..wQ°:;..ot()Vieles
• coine 111 many styles. Popular sel-
ling linos are $1.25 $1.50 .,,qnd
:New Co.ats" and Suit
Every week we have a, new .ship inent of 'Coats to..,-Sitowyolle in this
way we are able to get the new models as they colue tifroligh the factory;
Prieed at -,$15.00, $20,00 t� $35.00. • '1
All Tyne Crepe
This is the most popular Silk
fabric for waists And dresses
this season. It comes' in all" the
new. shades 36 in.. wide at'per yd,
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Navy. I)oil.ett Tkvill
For Dresses and Snits -4f you
can make your own, Dress or .Sitit
We can., offer you a SPIendid ,all
wool Poirett Twill at.peS:'" yd. $2.75
ALL - PAPERS
4 Patterns, in Bedroom Papers in neat stripes, worth double the
priee we are asking. Enough paper and border for room for $1.50.
o tith cc)tt
OrMISIONV
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Some person took the liberty of
"Mrs. D. D. Smith, of Toronto., has
removing a beautiful ,caln endar fro _ .
1" been visiting , for a few days with
the lobby of the postoffice. her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. I. Arm -
Mrs. David Rowcliffe returned
hothe Monday ,after visitingwith
her daughter, at WalkerviIle.:
Mr. Chas. Coward who has beet
visiting here from the West left foi
his home Wednesday morning.-
,
Mrs. A, J. Ford and Mrs. Chap
man - returned home Monday after
visiting in Brantford and Hamilton.
Messrs. Art. Ford and Chas. Prout
who have been working in Detroit.
lia,ve returned home for the summer.
A .,. nunther from this community
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Geo. /Layton, at Brucefield on Mon-
day. ,
Mrs. John Mallett and Miss Ior-
othy, of London, visited with- Mr.
and Mrs. Esti Heywood during the
week.
• Miss Nellie Medd was in Bruce -
field during the past week owing to
the death of her' friend, Mrs. Geo.
Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vincent of
London., spent the week -end visiting
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Vincent. •• -
• Miss Marion Wood and Miss Mar-
garet Wethey yisited at the home of
Mrs. F. W. Gladman. in London dur-
ing the past week.
Miss Corsina Parsons presided at
tile organ of James Street"church on
Sunday 'last in the alasence of the
organist, Mr. Gray.
Mr.. ThOs.• Laing- courier on 'rural
route No. 3, Exeter, made his firSt
trip by auto on Monday. The roads
Were none too'good.
'Miss Verda Leavitt, school nurse
at WaIkeriiille; has returned to her
datieS after spending Easter
days at her home here.
Mr. Jos. Davis and son Cliff, were
in Windsor last week, 'The latter
has taken a position with the Ford
works and is' remaining.
Mr. Alvin Moir, who has been
workingin Windsor and who had the
misfortuse to have his hand badly
injured,' has returned home.
Rev. W, 01. H. MeAlliater preach-
ed a splendid sermon- to' young peo-
ple in Main St.ochnrch on Sunday
evening. There" was a good attend-
ance.
Mrs. A. •Ericson, and little' son,
•who' have been visiting for several
weeks with Mrs. W. G. I3issott, left
last Friday for their home bn RecheS-
ter, N. Y.
• M. and Mrs. John Caldwell pleas-
antly entertained a number of young
people on Wednesday evening of
last weclt. A very enjoyable time
was spent by all in games and a-
"muSements.
•
•.Mrs. W, ,T,atrian, left Tuesday
for 1,1rindsor to visit her 'uncle, Mr.
Ed, Powell.. Mr,:FoWell has just re-
turned from a • trio abroad haring
31
strong.
Iliss.Florence Harvey r returned
r'
the, latter pat of last week gte.
ng her sister Mrs. Grieve. at
StrathrOy.
Miss Lula Hastings who has been
spending several weelts, in London
spent Easter vocation in Centralia
and Exeter. -
Cayen Presbyterian Sunday Schdoi
recently took up a collection for the
Armenian Orphan Fund and $107-00
were realized. •
• Mr. Cecil;Walker. Who "Spent sev-
eral weeks in the West ha S retUrned
• to town and has res -tinted his posi-
tion at Mr. N. Hockey's barber shop:
Mrs. John 'Routleclge, returned to
Dutton On Friday last.", 'She was ac-
• comPanied by her inolher, Mrs. -Wm.
Rivers, whb will visit there for a few
days. •, .
Monday was' the sixth Anniversary
of the •capture of VimyeRidge, where
The flag was hoisted in town to com-
the Canadians won -undying fame.
merate the occasion. ",
Mr. H. S. Nicklin, of the city of
Guelph, who was recently • raised
from the position ofsecond to first
engineer has now been.:promoted to
the position of city 'engineer. • Mr.
Nicklin is to be congratulated on his
rapid rise in his choSen profession,
Mrs. Nicklin was formerly Miss N
Kinsman.
A number from Grand Bend were
Jin Toronto- last weelc., where they
joined a deputation to wait on Hon.
F. C. Biggs in reference to the "13lue
'Water" •highway.* plan'from Windsor
to Owen Sound. AmOng those who
attended were H. Gill, 13. Bossen-
berry, G. Eccleston and P. C. Walk -
Rev. Mr. Gifford, of Lucan, occu-
pied the .pulpit of Jawns St Method-
ist church on Sunday.", He Sjoke in.
,the interest of theEdticational fund
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and in' the -morning delivered.- a very
forceful sermon that a,niealed to his
trying to serve you better and better.
‚To- show our appreciation of the
splendid way you have 'stood. by .us
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in.. past 'year's,. we are 'going-tosell
our furniture at a bare living profit,
FOR • CASH. During the so -palled
hard times buy here and save money.
CONDUCTOR OF" FUNERAL SER-
VICES
Phone Bis. 20W, • House 20J:
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FOR 'SALE -Brick dwelling with
three lotS on Main Street, nearly op-
posite Presbyterianchureh.' Apply
.premises to MRS. 14. POPPLE4
'STONE, Exeter, Ont.
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FARMERS -'
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hayea, car' load of feeding Mo_.
lasses for' sale; Maple Leaf Brand,
at 25c, a gallon.
Centralia Farmer's Co -Operative
Co., Ltd.
CANNING CORN.
-The Exeter Canning Co, is,rt,,,ady -to
emitrziet w3.li fariners tb grow corn
for 111,5 year, We w owl d ad vlso th
wtslie-1„2- to grow corn to get contracit
carlv a our outstdc acreav (w'ill
ha much .sinullerthi,s season.
kilts, 'Exeter.- , .2-22 2tp.
IVIHOLM FARM
BABY OH1OKS, from bred -to -:lay
Barred Rocks, $16.00 for 100. Place
your order at On.ce.' Ij. .V. Hogarth,
Exeter, Ont. 'Phone Crediton 181.31.
.$1).iti.':0::......'
co0141-,(bioig.., at $ta:,()q.,:.....
.Now.'..stiittogs.,._-.„
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You will find it to your advn-
tage to'place your order early
0Ord selection. of•
Pantings
q' A
PHONE 8'i
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GRASS FARM FOR SALE -..-Being
13. half lot 5, concession 4,HaY•Tp.,,
consisting of 50.acres more. or' less;
spring water. Apply to S. N. Per-
bearers) Mr. Gifford.,,' also add'res- CLUBBING- LIST.
Sod the Sunday 'School in the, after-
noon•and preached an excellent Ser. -
Mon at night.
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veterinary Surgeon
Office-311cl)oune,il's •a.tes ist'tablasbr
John St. Phone calls .receivo prompt
attention. Phone '26W
Y EA, 101'
tohthxoei.'euro..iTtlerialesat:tle.s5.1) a year; $2.90 Lieensed Auctioneer tor the calm -
Mrs. F. W. Gladrua,n, Colborne St. Times and Toronto Globe .....
LonclOn, entertained on, Tbursday at Times and Mail & Empire 6.25
a charming high tea 19r her daughter
Miss Margaret, and 1.16r• guest,. miss 'rriinss, and London- Advertiser 6:25
Marguerite Pickard, of Exeter. The Time and London Free 'Press 6.25
decorated with yelloW daffodils.
guests were served at small tabrinsa- IT,iimmeess and aTmoitiyonitroelSatiaar .36..2255
vors 01 little Yellow,. reses and Easter Times and Montreal witnese
baskets were rat each. cover, The
.„ ,,Titnesand. Farmers Su
guests were the 111isses, Marion 1.'"000s ,,,,,, „ ,,,, ,.•„..,„„„ ,,,11.___,._ , ,.,,
and Margaret -(VetheY, of. Ilketer, '''''1,e''' and _„,,,'-'-ul-wbid, it `-riiaraian 6 'kti
Ruth 'Watson, Mary and ATargaret Till),e and 'Pre2bYteriaa ,•-• . • . -3.90
"Marrliall Vera g�bbi?,'4:.4.1.1sc.1 Eileli- Tho alisove publications may be
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ner, arjorie',Ctiniiilah,i,' actin Cair.u- olAailied,',,k'it'imes subscribers in any
IIi616",, IC4t111.0011. I h 7:"'" , , '...1,',50, representing the price of The.
bell, Aline 5Ic, egbr,'"Annicr Cleanse, coml)itintion, tile pirce for. -any pub -
:11'010n -AlcArt1)4,,aill,icert Johnstdr, licatton lacing the figure given, leas
ICathiemi Gildt
of Ceninalia,;
, a,,4g!yy•.i,4''t''-•4rre,y.'a1; 59.
T -s,
TboiiasMry Al4Doralaa
lili.ry Ho ' O
fri/Rowat yu.,, ,,
ha in, P,„„e•t•ILY •
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an(11 Have re-nowed your subsCripL,
ftred 9sit ;4;11'4, ••'••trcilte. tion ,to.
ty of Huron. corrospoiteicAce arrange-
ntents for sales can be made by ea11.7
iug tip Hotel, Rxeter:.
Charges )11-tederat.c, , satisfaction
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r. o #ar
olliriopiucTon & OPTOMETRIST
• Has removed to Main St, Exeter..
Sonth of Y.51.0.A. PI-I0iN"111,70
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Lvel.-y
• Itottsts AT ALL TIMES,
Phone 58W
• L R. CARIJ/Ng 173,;A:
Barrister, Solicitor, &c.,
Loans, Investments, -Insurance,
Office, Carlini Block, Main St. Exeter
• LET
ELLIOTT Si JOHN s •1'
' Know when you want. yonr',Silit
of Overcoat Cleaned and.Preaseil, ote
Dj.ed or Dry Cleaned and We will cafl
for them and deliver them:.
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We are 101if'•fOr' l)usines,s. When
yoa ,tvant:"a .No' Snit" Call in and'see'
our Saniples. ' -
OIJII,11QITO--Service to the Public.
Accounts, Celliceta•r1 •lostirsince
trtNES'T -ELLIOTT
Office, Alain Street, Exciter.
IPARNIS'Fbn SALE -A few pholeo
farms in the TownshipS of Lisbon:to,
Tuckersmith and IIibbert. Good
,Ituildhit2;s and Well lotiated as te
, Priced
• rnar
(gt EastoAl
W. 1.
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