The Exeter Times, 1923-5-31, Page 8777
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•'TXWRSlaAY, MAY atst; 14)28;
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arm Weatherr Apparel
for
Dad and IllsLad
Straw Hats
The Sailor is the accepted Dress Etat for this season, we are
showing a complete range from conservative to sport models priced.
$2.25 to $3.00
"Boy. Scout shaped Hats in a variety of Straws and Sunshades
for every mneinber of the family.One stack of Boys' Straws to
retail at 2 for 250.
Soft Collars
For real comfort wear a soft collar -All sizes in white and
also in Raw Silk -Priced from 25c up. We recommend the Van
I3eusea and Forsyth semi -stiff collars, these are laundered without
starch and give an unusually smart appearance.
Neck Ties
Silk Knitted Ties - Silk Ties -- Tweed Ties •
We are showing the new Silk Crepe Tie, which cannot crease.
or wrinkle -Try one of those and know' real tie• satisfaction. '•
Suits for Men and. Boys
A carefully selected stock of ready-to-wear suits for men and
boys -also a made -to -measure service from a large range of samples
Get our prices and see our cloths before you buy a suit.
Sumer Footwear
FOR EVERT: MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
Outing shoes in white and brown canvas to fit everyone from
the baby to Dad himself. Enjoy the comfort of these cool shoes
and 'slippers and save money at the same time:
We are, showing a range of. Ladies:- and Girl's fine white 'can
vas slippers trimmed with white kid and also the white canvas . in
• combination; with patent leather. These are very dressy and
are moderately priced.
Grocery Specials
Royal' Yeast 05 Christies Assorted Cookies
Seedless Raisins 15c ib 35e lir'
Christies Soda. Wafers 15c pkg 4 String Broom ,::.. 50c
3 bottles Extract .............. 5c
7 bars any laundry soap 48c 5 String Brooms 750
Lux 110` Extra Heavy Broom $1.00
6 ib s. Oatmeal 25c 3 pkgs Ammonia Powder 25c
the rePert of the Exeter Market Market r eport•----The following ,10
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WIDEN. YOU BUY 'FURNITURE HERE, OUR AIM IS TO GIVE
01.3 -SERVICE :AND SSTISFACTION AND A' PRICE THAT SUITS
YOU.; WE STAND PREPARED TO' CATER TO EVERY HOME'S
FURNITURE WANT, HOWEVER LARGE, HOWEVER SM A•t,. `181
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Wheat $1.20
Manitoba Flour $3.15
Pastry Flour $3.40,
Model Flour $3.70
Feed Flour $2.10
Oats 60c
Bran $1.70
Barley 65c
Shorts $1.70
Dairy Butter 28c
Creamery Butter 36c
Eggs. 25e
Lard' 17 to 20c
Potatoes, 75c
Hogs $10.50
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LOCAL
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Mr. Wm.'Snell'was in Toronto this
week.
Mr, Bert Clark spent Saturday ,in.
London.
Mr. Alex Stewart, of London spent
24th in town.
The London Conference is meeting
in Sarnia this week.
Mrs,. Billings visited in London
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Vera Essery has been visiting
for several days in. London,
The Salvation Army held a picnic
to Springbank on . May 24th.
Mr. Theodore Grey, of London,
visited in Exeter on May 24th.
Mr. S. ' G. Bawden, of Goderich,
was in sown over' the week -end.
Mr. Ed. Balsden, of Stratford, vis-
ited in Exeter Saturday evening.
Mrs, Wesley Snell is around again
foil'Jwing her illness last week.
Mr. 'Chas. Salter has been on the
sick list but is again able to be out.
Mr. Wnr. Dixon, of Brucefield, vis-
ited friends in Exeter; on May 24th.
Mr. Ronald Witwer sang a pleas-
ing solo in James St. church Sunday,
eyeing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Medd, of near
Seaforth, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Medd, over Sunday.
Miss Muriel Hogarth has returned
after spending several days with Miss
Josie Medd, of Ridgetown.
Mr. Seth, Balsden, of London, who
has been seriously ill is improving
and is able to be up and around.'.
Have you made sure thatyour
name is on the Voters' List? you
have only a day or so left to make
application. '
Mr. Sampson Yelland, after visit-
ing his mother here for two weeks
returned to Port Perry on Saturcti.s•
morning 'last.
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PHON21 184.
CAITLIN' PRESBY,TERIAN CHURCiH '
Rev. xxunee' 1N'oote, R. A., Minister ,
1Q a.m.---Sunday 'School and- Bible --
Classes IE
11 ;a.m.--"The Crisis in Missions" '
The Minister•.
7 pan. -"The Need of Unity'ir'i the
16,tlr Century Church"
The -Minister.
Boy -Scouts meet Friday 'evening.
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FAIR PRICES.,
THE- HOME F URNISHER.
GA:DiNER
Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse avid Horse Equipment
LONG-DISTANCE CALLS; PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
O1 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK. " PHONE, 74J; Night call
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It was one, of thoserare occasions
when , a famous lawyer had lost' a
case, and he wasn't feeling very hap-
py over it.
"Your profession doesn't make
angels out of men,' does it?" said a
medical friend, teasingly. "
"No," retorted the lawyer; "that's
one thing we leave to you doctors!"
The work of filling in the excava-
tion:;,oh the vacant postoffice site has.
commenced:
"Mary, were yon entertaining a
man in the kitchen last evening?"
"That's for him to say, mum. I
was doing my'best,with the material's
I could find."
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Surgar 9 lbs. 1 • 0
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Machine Sliced BACON
33C. a pound
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Boneless BACK BACON
43c. a Pound ':4
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Choice Red SALMON
5c. a" tin
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Raymond Mixed
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P.eic40c.
WINDERIVIERE CI-foC35e Tb
CHOCOLATE BARS 6 FOR 250
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COOKED HAM 55c lb
C.[IOICE RILL ...,... 3 lbs: 25c
SX3. COCOANUT ....,23c lb
,Hr 1\TALNiITS 45c T
TOII-ET PAPER
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�,I-iOICD PEAS ...: 2 TINS 28c
CHOICE CORN 2 TINS 25c
PUMPKIN TIN 14.c
TOMATOES TIN 15c
PORT(& BEANS TIN 24c
CRO 'VN SYRUP 5 lb TIN 39c
No. 2 Quality BROOMS
39 e
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EXETER,
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A was greatly appreciated in .f airier St.A nu� t'ir ' 01: n. � w . ,embers' have•
b ✓ pl t e .rz.e a
cXruzeh on .z,a.rdar eve:ono last:: 1 -,cur .:.,.r.,�•t.
JAMES 'STREET METHODIST
• CHURCH
Rev. M. J. Wilson.'13.A., Pastor. " =
11 a.m..-Mr. W. H, Johnston will t=
speak. ,.
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2,30 -Sunday School and Bible Class
7 p.m. --Mr. W. G. Medd, will speak
The ,Lew organist will begin 'next
Sabbath -All welcome.
G. S. Atkinson,
DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Uni-
versity of Toronto. `
Late District Dental Officer, 'Mili
tary District Number One, London,
Ont.,
Main Office Main ,St. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Exeter; Hours 9.00 a.m.
to 5.30, p.m.
Office hours, at Zurich, Ont:, Tues.
Wed. and Fri,, 10.00 oclock a.m. to
and Fri., 10.00 o'clock a.m. to 5.00
o'clock pini. Phone 79.
BICYCLE FOR •SALE -In good
condition, new tires;, Price $15. Ap-
ply at Times Oi<'ice.
.100
A meeting will be held Thursday
afternoon,, June 7th, at.2.30 p.m. in
the Public Library, for the purpose.
of organizing a 'Women's Institute
in Exeter. Mrs, Joliu,. Hey, Jr., of
Zurich, the District President, will'
preside and Mrs Boyse, of Lefroy,
Government ,speaker, will give an
address. All the ladies are invited.
to be present.
rN�Ayr:""and Mrs. Frank McKenzie, of
-Detroit, are visiting: the formers:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. •MCI{enzie
Exeter 'North. '
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. 'McAlister and
three children of Mt. Bridges, spent
Sunday and Monday, with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
Miss Josie Medd, of Ridgetown,
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successful in passing has been P g
recent examinations at Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Millar and two.
children of Detroit, are visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Millar, Exeter North. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell, and Mr.
and Mrs: Bradt and son Joe, motor-
ed to London Sunday to .visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradt.
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. G. Jones and
daughter Miss May and' Mr. and Mrs.
J. Hubert Jones motored to St.
,Thomas and Pt. Barwell for the
24th.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury was in Goder-
ich last week as Counsel on' a case
'Which lasted two days and was at
the, Court I-Iouse again on Moriday
on another, case.
Miss Nellie Medd, ,teacher, in the
public school has been laid up for
several days , with pleurisy and her
room at the school has been closed.
She is improving favorably.
IVIr. ,Earl H. Davidson, of Ontario
Boy Scouts. Headquarters, Toronto,
visited Exeter Troop on _Monday
night and a special program was put
on for his benefit.
Mr. Jas. Jeckell is this week niov-
ing into his fine new brick residence
on 'Andrew St , and A E. Kuhn .is.
moving into'the residence on William
St. vacated M .
t d by r Jeckell.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson and child, of
Ex-
eter.
are visiting relatives in
Her sister, Mrs. Jas. Coiling -
Wood, of Brantford, is expected here
to -day to visit for a short time.
Mrs. T. E. Handford, of Ingersoll,
has ben visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. James 'Walker;, of the
London Road south, and other'' rela-
tives and friends in this community.
.Mr. Victor French, editor and, pro-
prietor of the Wetaskiwin (Alta.)
Times, has been suffering for weeks
with an attack of rheumatism and
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10 at present takingrest c
a cure at
Banff:,
Miss Blanche Senior i.s, in Toronto
where she has a week's engagement
to sing at the Hippodrome in the
musical, novelty "A Sprig of Heath-
The U.F.O. Convention., will be
held in PIensall 'to -day' (Thursday.)
Mr. Geo. Jones has the workmen
busy on the foundation for his new'
barn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam'- Stephenson, of..
Devizes, visited "with 'Mr. an "iv is. p:'
Hein
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Mr - Fr'. Gowning," of Toronto,
-i,�nt the week.
a'* -i "fhJ parents
-endrwith his
Dr. and Mrs`. J.;`W."BroWning.
Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Newell,. -of.
Stratford, spent Sandal. :with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. ••?acnd Mrs. Thos.'.
Bissett.
s Mr. Dia Cornish, of Detroit, is vis-
iting fora few days ':with'his,.sister,-
Mrs. Cox, of town, and his parents
at
Elimville. .
Mr. and Mrs. F L. Grieve and
daughter Helen,, motored rip" from
Strathroy for the 24th. Mrs. Jas.
Grieve accompanied. them home..
Mrs. ',Norman Lloyd and son ac-
companied by the . former's ,mother,
Mrs. Thos. Elliott, ,left .on Wednes
day to return to their home `near.
North Battleford, Sasli. ',Mrs. Lloyd
intends disposing of her property
and returning to Exeter.
Miss Vivian Hogarth who has been
convalescing at the Houle of- her par-
'nts,Mr. and .Mrs. . S. `J. Hogarth,
after. an attack of typhoid fever has
returned to,. her duties as 'nurse -in -
'training at Victoria -Hospital, Lon
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Dresses
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FOR STREET, PORCH OR HOUSE
WEAR.' THESE DRESSES ARE
MADE FROM' SPLENDID WASHING
MATERIALS, ARE WELL ;' MADE.
AND TIIE STYLES ARE VERY
SNAPPY.' THE PRICES TOO,'ARE
REASONABLE
$4.50 $,5.00 ,x;6.00 AND $7.50
Pf IONii';• *4,'
in le�.ni and �c�n ol�ut�l.:
�.2.ugs
YOUWILL •'BE WANTING SOME OF THIS ' SANITARY FLOOR
COVERING: THE PATTERNS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE. ASIC TO '
SEE THEM AND GET OUR PRICES.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Southcott, who
•have .spent the winter in California,:
returned last -week and, are again be
cupying . their summer: , cottage at
Grand 'Bend. Accompanied- by Mrs.
E. Spackinan, of Blenheim, ° they vis-
ited in Exeter on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C: Sill and Miss
Nettie Heideman, ,of Kitchener; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Mason, Mr. Louis
Heideman 'and Mr: and Mrs
Heideman and daughter,-, of Toronto,:
attended ended th •tune •aI 'of the late Miss.
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Emma Heideman on Monday.
11Ir. Stuart Stanbury has been noti-
fled by the Classical Master, of Sea -
forth Collegiate Institute, that lie
has beenµ awarded " the Medal for
highest standing in'Latin, in the Up-
per School examination of 1922, at
Seaforth.•
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" There was "very little -stir in, Exeter
on May 24th, All places of business
were closed.' The weather was fine
and ideal for motoring,,and'the motor'
traffic was'very heavy' `Quite a num-
ber took in thecelebration at Oredi-
ton and a''num ber went to Grand
Bend.
Rev. Linden Harvey occupied the
pulpit' of Main St. Methodist church
on Sabbath °morning last and preach-
i'
ed a very forceful sermon that ap-
pealed
ppealed io tlie congregation.` Mr.
IXarveY; comes up ,for ordination at
tire, present session of the Boz)cion
Conference which. is • meeting in, Sar-
nia.
The local bowling : greens were
opened for theseason on the after-
noon -Miss Senior's picture a ' of- May 24th, When a Lonnie
er,"
appeared r i7gent vias helcl. The - Winners; were
in the Toronto Sunday World, Thos. Elliott., J. -A. , Stewart; Wm.
Mrs,. Inksater and daughter, Miss Rivers and C. B. Snell, skip, with:
Consuella,of Paris, visited for a_few three wins plus 12. The greens were
days With ?1t' and Mrs, W. .T. Bis- hi fine shape and the howlers are
self:. Miss Inksater ` Sang a solo' tlra.t look pg ;forward to a, good season.
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B u siness Picking Up
Because . the people,pare finding
out we are giving good value .for
their money. We have some excel
lent values` ;right now, don't miss
a
them. • See our window, something
new and nifty:•.
A,t'
N. R -OWE
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER-
VICES
Phone Bis. 20W House 2df,
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FARMERS
We have a car load of feeding; Mo_
lasses for 'sale,{ -Maple Leaf Brand,
at 25c a gallon.
'Centralia Farmer's Co -Operative
anted for Cash
1,000 -tons of Scrap ' Iron,'' Rags,
• Rubbers, Old Stoves, Horse Hair,
Wool, Lead, ;Copper, Brass, Geese
and Druck Feathers and all kinds of
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junhk. If l ave a Y, Junk to dis-
pose of kindly phone 39, or write
I, 'Cohen, Exeter, Ont.
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FARMS FOR SALE -A choice
farms' in the Townships of :Usborne,
Tuekersmith and. Hibbert. Good
braidings "and -well located as to mar-
kets, Priced right. Apply to,Thos.
Cameron, Auct.; Box 154, Exetef,
*ILL BE INTRODUCED WITHIN
� THE NEXT FEW DAYS. THE
WEATHER HAS BEEN -A LITTLE COOL, BUT THE WARM DAYS
WILL ,BE HERE SHORTLY. WE HAVE IN STOCK; :A WIDE
RANGE OF POPULAR STRAWS.
Pri es range ftom $1 to $2.50
Shirts and Ties
WE HAVE A liIG ASSORTMENT OF THE POPULAR ` SHIRTS
FOR SUMMER,WEAR. , ALSO ;A WIDE SELECTION OF THE-
NEWEST
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NEWE T TIES.,
AT 1.5.00;
StT1VI�IER SUITS
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A. E. 'PENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office-Mcbonneil's'Sales rtablyds ou
John St. Phone- calls, receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
Dr. John Ward
Baby Chicks and Eggs -White and CiILROPRACTOE & OPTOMETRIST
Buff Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Has removed to Main St. Exeter.
Barred Rocks and Hamburgs. Chicks South of Y.M.C.A. PHONE .70
16e each. Garnet Heywood, Exeter: . .-
Lawn Mowers sharpened by mach
inei'y. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price
$1.00.. Agent for Case Tractors,
Iairba ksmachinery. 1Io:vis
Weld-
ing and • 'repair' work of • all kinds.
J. G. 'Cochrane.
NO'IIOE. I' 'am prepared to do
paper -,'hanging. Charges reasonable
Satisfaction guaranteed.
A.« T. Trai•ness
POTA•TO PLANTING,
Ilave your 1
Potatoes plantecl this
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year with pOtatO planter, Jobs
done quickly and .well.
Is. fir, Ilogartli°'Phone Creditor' 18r31
ANDY ,EATON
Licensed Auctioneer foal the Conn
t of Hi'uronCorrespondence arrange,.
y .
nrcnts for sales can be urirulo by ' call-
ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter..
Charges moderate, satisfactions`
guaranteed.
Horse Livery
HORSES AT ALL TIMES,
Phone 58W
'& Easton
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Ie R. CARLING B.
Barrister Solicitor, &c.
Loans, Investments; Insuraiice,
Of>ice, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Know .when you want your Suit
of. Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed," or:
Dyed or Dry Cleaned and we win calf,
for them and' delivar:them..
We are out for business. When
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You• want a New Suit callin and sea
our Samples.
OUR MOTTO- ,_Service to the Public,
rnGIL-CLASS
VESTM1NTS
4.econnta, CollecINted1IArsisraant.t'
ERNEST ELLIOTT
Office, 11#airt f 1.. • d... tr r�'