The Exeter Times, 1923-5-3, Page 8y r-
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For Service
M VIER
1,,GYPTION SILKS and CREPES
0 a complete range of the popular Paisley materials
.M.ercerized, Crepes and Cotton Voiles. New
niece; just put in stock are the most attractive we have seen- Tills'
seastove fashions demand these materials and we will he Pleased
tO have yon inspect our display.
FOR SUITS - SKIRTS - ONE-PIECE DRESSES
)Nrool HomeePuns in both one and two-tone shades
Dress Flannels in popular shades, and with faney silk checks
Ratines and heavy Crepe cloths in plain shades -patterned and
Silk Stripes
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAIVIS
A bie• range of patterns and colors in this fast golor cloth,
which is '''32 inches wicle.We also have English, and Canadian ot
from 25e per yard up.
COATS, SUITS and WRAPS
Our sales of Ladies' Coats have been the largest in years, and
we have just replenished our range with u numbereof Sample Coats,
which will all be sold at Special Prices.
ON DISPLAY
Silk gloves with long Cuffs, Silk and Lisle Sport Stockings
Pure Silk Stockings -with wide ribs-Black-Tlrown-Biege and Dove
Two-tone Slippers -Colonial Slippers -Patent Oxfords
Straw Hats for Girls - Kiddies Hats in Cloth and Straw
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY 'IN OUR GROCERy STORE
art
MAID 81111N Y01.1 IIIIN 1E11 10111
GARDINER'S
SO OUR INVITATION TO TNSPECT OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS
T '1- FORCE AND IT INCLUDES EVERYBODY. THERE 15 NO
SPECIAL DAY, NO BEST TIME TO LOOK AT OUR FURNITURE,
COME ANYTIME THAT YOU PLEASE AND STAY AS LONG AS
INTERESTED.
WE CLAIM THIS STOCK OF OURS WILL DO IT'S OWN AR-
GUING, AND WE WOULD RATHER SHOW YOU THAN TELL
LATEST DESIGNS, LARGEST STOCK, F-1111 PRICES, BEST SER -
Conductor of Funeral Service
Mdtor Hearse and Horse Equipment
01 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK
PHONE, 74J; Night call 74W
'McGillivray has lost another of its
early pioneers in the person of the
late Jnmes Young. He came to Mc-
Gillivray 70. years ago with his par-
ents and settled on the 18th con. and
has sjpent the greater part of his life
in this Township. His reniains were
interred at Salem cemetery.
The Times has just received a
copy of a thoroughly revised map of
Ontario, issued by the Ontario Motor
Leagne for the guidance of motor-
ists. This map shows in accurate
red line the- Provincial Highway Sys-
tem of Ontario and the hest roads of
1/7
Western Quebec, New •\.forlt State
and eastern Michigan, and gives the
location of all the principal towns
and villages, lakes, rivers, and sum-
mer resorts in this area of over 200-
000 scinare miles. On the reverse side
there is much valuable information
to tourists. 50c will bring you a copy
by addressing the Motor League Tor-
onto.
No matter how unkind the world
seems, you aie going to get all the
praise to which you feel yourself en-
titled at your funeral. -Kitchener
CANillls'S LARGEST RETAIL ono CURS.
WE SELL TO SATISFY
20 bars of Soap for $1.00
10 P & G, GOLD, SUNLIGHT OR COMFORT AND 10 CASTILE
(:;1-10ICIS PEAS 2 TINS 28c.
CHOICE CORN 2 TINS 25e
QUALITY PEAS 2 TINS 27e
QUALITY CORN2 TINS 25c
CHOICE PUMPKIN 2 TINS 25e,
CASC.ADE SALMON 2 Tins 22c.
3 PKGS. 29c
4 STRINGS BROOMS
49c. each
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
2 PKGS. 19C
LONDON CORN FLAKES 4
SHREDDED WHEAT
PUFFED RICE •PK.GS, 35c
50 ft. CLOTHESLINE
&\i/
SOAP CHIPS 0
29 cents
LARGE PP:ILINES
THE F's<tz,T
rePert. of the Exeter Me.rk
Wheat $1.20
111,anitoba Flour 73,85
Pastry Flour 73.40.
Model Flour 73,70
leeeti Fleur 72.10
Oath 60c
13a,rloy (30C
Brall $1.70
Shorts 71,70
Ds try Putter, 32c
Creamery 13uttor, le
Eggs, 26c
Lard 17 to 20c
Potatoe.s. 75c
Hogs, 710.00
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Fishing is the order of ,the,day.
Miss A. Yelland spent the week -
The Misses Carling were in Lon-
don on Friday last.
Miss Winniiretl Baigent is gradu-
ating as a trained nurse from Grace
Hospital, Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Sain'l Gidley, of
Blyth, visited with relatives in Exeter
over the week -end.
Mrs. E. 'Harwood returned to Tor-
onto. on Thursday after visiting for
several days in Exeter.
Mr. Win. Davis, of The Times staff
visited his brother, Archie, in Tor-
onto over the week -end.
Messrs. R. Ferguson and R. N.
Creech were in 'Teeswater Tuesday
enjoying a day's fishing,.
• Mr. S. Fitton has moved his house-
hold effects to the home of his father
just south' of the village.
Mrs. Rd. Pickard and Miss J. Pick-
ard, returned home last week after
an extended visit Brantford.
Mrs. Ed. Howald returned Satur-
day after visiting for a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweet, in London.
Mrs Jos. Stacey who has been ser-
iously ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Sid Sanders, is improving nice -
F3 TIME
Mrs. Rd. Penhale, of Toronto, has
been visiting her mother:Mrs. John
Sanders and sister, ,Mrs. G. W. Wal-
ker, of Stephen. •
Ailsa Craig and Parkhill will ob-
serve Wednesday afternoon holidays
during May, June, July, Aug. and
Mr. Alex. Reeder who has been
working in a London garage for sev-
eral weeks intends moving his fam-,
ily to -that city.
Dr. L. L. Folliek, wife and family,
motored over from St. Marys and
spent Sunday with •theeformer's mo -
Mr. Cyril Tuckey was up from
London over the week -end and was
accompa,nied home by Mrs. Tuckey,
who spent the week here.
Mr. 'Geo. 'yy. 'Walker has purchas-
ed the farm on which he has been,
living, being the estate of the late
John Sanders in Stephen Tp,
Rev. Robt. Hicks, of St. Thomas,
visited friends in Exeter Saturday.
Mr, Hicks conducted anniirersary ser-
vices at Crediton on Sunday.
A large pane of pla.te glass in
Southcott Bros.. store was' badly
cracked on Friday last while making
some repairs to the front of the
For that tired feelhig come to
and laugh' for two hours. Exeter
Opera H.ouse, May 9th, Reserved
Seats 55c, on sale at Howey'S'
Miss Olive Wood, who was called
home owing to the death of her mo-
ther, left Saturday morning for Wat-
rous,..Sask., to resume her position
on the staff cf one of the banks
Rev. Jas. .Foote, Mr. Hy. Strang
and Rev. Mr. Chidley, of Thames -
Road, were in Stratford for a few
days this weelt attending a meeting
of the Loudon and Hamilton 'Synod,
which met in. Knolt church.
A. slight error was made in the
Exeter Council ininitteS last week.
The late Laircelot Hardy was Reeve
of the 1VIunicipality for nine years
from 1877 to 1835, and was Warden
of the County of Huron in 1883.
Mrs. Mary Croley at one time a
resident air the London Road eolith
died in London, on Friday last, aged
86 years. The deceased left here
about 34 years ago. Her litisband
predeceased her 10 years ago. One
and Mrs. W. Martin a,nd family, Mrs.
A. R. Gillies and Mrs, Wm. Bawden,
motored to Gocierich on Sunday to
visit With. relatives. The occasion
being tho birthday of little Susanne
Bawden, grandclaugh.ter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Martin.
"A pIebsure shared is a pleasure
doubled." 'So when you drive out on
Sunday afternbons this summer, re-
member you are not going to burn
any more gafoif that empty back seat
or two in the touring car is filled by
a neighbor or so, who would other -
wisp, stay at home.'
If you have a bit of news, send it
in; or a joke that will amuse, send it
int. a story that is true, an incident
that's now, wo want to hear from
you. sand it in; never mind about the
style, if Um, worih the while,
it may 'help to cause a smile, send it
10 L. re --Sunday S hool and Bible
lasses
God
'Ofit Of Scrvico 1111,t0,
The Minister,
The Mthister.
ridaY
ciaiuncla
amie,--Sacramental Service.
Classes.
7 P in-Sbi.mon by he Pastor, and
, All urged to ,be present at the last
,Conarrtunibil Service' 'with the present
1)Ittsic appropriate and hearty
singing, Come and get the help of
these serNices,
MAIN ST. i...IETRODIST CHURCH
11 anii.•--Sacramenthl Service.
3.1),th.--Bible School
.m. -"From Slavery to Liberty
- BETHANY
2 30 -Sacramental Service.
SALVATION AItIVIY SERVICES:
Services as usual next Sunday.
Capt. T. Hobbins
Baby Chicks and Eggs -White and
Barred Rocks and Hamburgs. Chicks
16c each. Garnet Heywood, Exeter.
WANTED -Smart boy to learn
the hardware business. . Apply Hea-
man's Hardware Store. ,•
Jersey Cow for sale. Apply at
the Times' office.
FOR SALE---Pia.no, Concert G'rand
In good order. Newcombe. 'Inquire
at Times Office.
FOR SALE--LT'ure Bred While
Wyandotte Eggs. 75c a setting.
Albert Neil, phone 172 r 32
175 r 5, Exeter.
PIGS FOR SALE -A number of
small piss. Apply to Jos May phone
the Baby Chicks you want at $15.00
a 100. Apply to Win. F. Abbott.
Phone 124.
anted ,for Cash
1,000 tons of Scrap Iron, Rags,
Rubbers, Old Stoves, Horse Hair,
Wool, Lead, Copper, Brass, GeeSe
and Duck Feathers and all kinds of
junk. If you have any Sunk to dis-
pose`of kindly phone 39, or write
L Cohen, Exeter Out.
to Hensel]. Sunday evening and aften-
ded Divine worship'in Carmel church
with the liensall brethren.' • ,°
GENERAL NOTICE
The Municipal Team will collect
all Refuse ancl Tin Cans",etc, intend-
ed for the -dump ground.' The team
will collect on all streets east of
Main street on Monday, May 7th, and
on all streets west of Main street on
Tuesday, May '8t1-: 1923.
I-Iave all your old refuse intended
for the dump ground securely bagged
or in 1)oxes and pla.cet1 on the boule-
vard in, front of your reSidence. A
small fee will be charged for each
parcel collected.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
AIUNICIP'AL COUNCIL'S NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF BOGS
Complaints are daily being made
as to the annoyance caused by dogs
being allowed to roam'at large. This
is contrary to Village bY-law. and
,owners of dogs are hereby warned
against. the yiolatiori of this law.
The Cottncil are' determined to en-
force the same. '
See that your Dog islcept, at home
or on your own property.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
FRIDAY IS ARD0.13,
The improvement,, •of public .atid
private 'property shettl.d, have special
attention.' If you need•a ,tree or -two
lciridly advise one' or tne officers of -
he Horticultural 'SocietY ,Who will,
1 possible, secure them -for you:
in tii.e day ae possible at 'Central
few' oura will Itincliy report as early
Pa rit.
0.4.40
IIMMOM
Starting May 5th and Fasting, until May 12th
Congoleum Rug patterns are the most artiitic you can possibly imag-
ine. They are suitable for almost every room in your home. Begin-
ning Saturday, May 51.,h, prices on all sizes will be reduced for one week
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW PAUPERNS
OECPAL PRICES FOR THIS SALE
ft x 9 it, Regular, price 79,0,0, Reduced to $7.95
73/2 ft. x 9 it. Rogulai- price $11.25 Reduced to $9.95
9 ft x 9-1t., Regular price 713,50, Reduced to $11.95
9 ft. x 101h., Regular price $15.75, Reduced to $13.95
9 It, x 12 ft. Regular price 718.004,1 -induced „to $15.95
This sale comes at the most opportune time of the year -Just when
you are thinking of New Floor Covering for. your 'rooms.
Curtain Scrims and Net
In many new and neat patterns.
These are moderately priced. We
are„.showing a very nice range at
ner yard, 25c, 35e, 50c and 0:5c.
Linoleums
Now that you are into house -
Cleaning, you will probably want
New Linoleum on your floors.
Let us show you, the New Patterns
Window Blinds
Perhaps your old ones are get-
ting shabby. We can get yon any
shade or combination you may re -
Wall Papers ,
For any, room in you,r honse.
'We still' have a few room 'lots of
bedroom papers, regular - $3.60 a
room, Clearing: at ;.1.49
VOW
wweasei
Mains
Business Picking Up
Beca,use the people :are finding
out we 'are giving _good value for
their. money. We have some excel:
lent values right now, don't miss
them. See our window; something
new and.nifty.
N. ROWE
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER,
VICES
Phone Bis. 20W I -louse 20J.
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LOST-A,,,,,Wa,ltham watch, ,silver
case, between Exeter and Dashwood;
on the Lake Road. Finder kindly
leave at Times Office, Exetent
FARMERS
We have a car load -of feeding Mo-
la,sses for sale, Maple Leaf Brand,
at 25c a gallon.
Centralia Farmer's' Co-OperatiVe
Co., Ltd.
FARMS FOR SALE -A few' choice
farms in the Townships of , TJsborne.
Tilekersmith and Hibbert. Good
buildings and.well located as ,.to mar -
rets. Priced, right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Auct., L'ox 1°54, Exeter,
IVIHOLM FARM
Barred'Rocks, $16.00 for 100. Place
your order at Once. L. V. Hogarth,
Exeter, Oni. Phone Crediton 18r31.
CLUBBING LIST.
Exeter Times $,1.50 a luar; $2.00
to the United States.
Times and Toronto Globe
Times, and Mail & Empire
Times and London Advertiser 6.25
Times and London pre° Press 6.25
Times & Family I-Ierald W.S. 3.25
Thnes and Montreal Witness ....3.05
Times and Farmers Sun 3.40
Times and Christian Guardian 3.40
Times and Presbyterian ....: 3.90
76.25,
w Sprin ats-
he orsalitio and Kin
Hats
In) all the newest shades rang -
in prices from $3.00 to $7.
and Boys' Caps
We have the celebrated East-
ern, Fit -you -well Caps in the-
latpst tweeds and shades.
A. E. TEN:NrANUP
Veterinary Surgeon
Office -McDonnell's -atabl4ss OA
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 2'6w
Dr. John Ward
aaartoPiviteTbu,,& OPTOMETRIST
Has removed to Main St. Exeter.
South of Y.M.C.A. 'PHONE 70
6.25
The above publica.tions may be
obtained by Times silbscribers in any
coTahination, the pirce for any pub-
lication being the figure given, less
$1,50, repreSenting the price of The
ion to' the TimeS?
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Conn-
ty of Huron). Correspondence arrange -
merits for sales can be rritide b
lug up tile Central Hotel, Exeter.
Charges ruoderate, satisfaction
Horse Liver
HORSES AT , ALL TIMES.
Flione \V
I R. CARLING B,
:Barrister, Solicitor,
Loans, Investments, Insurance,'
Office, Carling 13lock, Main St. Exeter
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
NDOW '1V11611. ,y911 want your Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and pressed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we will call
for them and deliver them..
We are out for business., When.
you want a iNe'ci, Suit call in and sea
our Sainple.s.'
to th- Public.
NVESTMENTS
1,ccouints Collected In. ne
ERNEST ELLIOTT
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