The Exeter Times, 1923-6-14, Page 8PHONE 10
For Service
Warmer Weather`
demands
Suitable Apparel
Suggestions from our large Stock
Summer Dress Materials
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have new pieces coining ng in everyday. You may make a seleetiou
We are shown a big range of exclusive Dress Lengths a
from, Paisley''', Voiles, Normandy Voiles, Paisley Crepes, Sponge.
Crepes, Pure Silk Egyptian 'Paisleys, Plain and Fancy Ratines.
From our large range of designs, you will be able to choose a mater-
ial just suited to your needs.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GING1TAMS 'IN Tali±: POPULAR SMALL
CIIECKS
Summer Footwear
PATENT OXFORDS PATENT COLONIAL SLIPPERS
OXFORDS' COLONIAL SLIPPERS STRAP iSLIPPERS
In cool comfortable Dongola Kid leather.
WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS, in ane and two-tone combinations,
Summer Stockings
WHITE SILK LISLE -Plain or with fancy black clocks.
PURE WRITE, SILK --Plain, Ribbed and Clocked
SILK LISLE ---With wide rib effect, in Dove Grey and Beige
PTTRE SILK RIBBED STOCKINGS in Black, White, Beige, Dove
and Brown.
Special
BLACK, COTTON STOCKINGS -Sizes 5% to 10-25c or 4 pr for 95c
Groceries at Wholesale Prices
Royal yeast ., , 05c a 3 Pkgs McLaren's Jelly Pow
Choice Seedless Raisins 15c $b der -25c
7 lbs. Quality Oatnneal .....25c Extra Quality Corn large tins
75c-Salada Tea; 65c 10c
Shredded Wheat 12e 7 Bars Laundry Soap' 48c
Heavy, (5 -string. Broom) $1.00 Our Best Bulk Cocoa .... 15e Ib
Medium (5 -string) Broom 75c 1 ib tun Cascade -Salmon .;,15c
Light Strong Broom .: :...50e x/ ib tin Cascade Salmon ,.10c
2 Large tins choice Peas ...25e 1 lb Ccoice Red Saluron "95c
0 lbs
PURE CAE SUGAR
WITH YOUR GROCERY ORDER
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°urrtiture Dealer aE1c1'. Funeral
DIrector'
WHEN YOU BUY FURNITURE HERE, OUR AIM IS TO GIVE
YOU SERVICE AND SATISFACTION, AND A PRICE THAT SUITS
YOU. WE STAND PREPARED TO CATER TO EVERY HOME'S
FURNITURE
WA
NT, HOWEVER LARGE, HOWEVER SMALL.
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LATEST'DESIGN, LARGEST STOCK, BETTER SERVICE
FAIR PRICES. •
THE HOME FURNISHER.
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Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG DISTANCE CALLS 'PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
O1 -ERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 743; Night call 74W
ONE ON PA
"Pa,e' said Clarence, "what's a
hypocrite?" '-it's a 'manwho tells
his wife that she looks better in her
last year's hat than her neighbor
does in the new $50 one she's just
bought," snapped nna, with a mean-
ing glance, in pa's direction. •
Mr. J. G. Stanbury was in Toronto
the forepart of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson,
of the 2nd con. of Stanley, have the.
synipatlhy of many friends in the loss
of their little daughter, Ella, aged
8 years, from scarlet fever. Inter-
ment was made in Baird's cemetery,
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SATISFY
LARGE PRUNES
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CIIOICE RICE „ ..,3 Tbs 25c
TAPICOA 2 IUs. 23c
SACO ............ /be 230'
POT .BARLEY 5 Ms 25e:
PEARL BARLEY ,,:2 /be 25c
Special Blend TEA
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63c. a pound
PLANTOL SOAP
3 cakes 25c.
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CORN FLAKES ....3 Pkgs 29c
SI -I. WHEAT 2 Pkgs 25c
PUFFED RICE ........2 lbs 35c
PUFFED WHEAT ,...2 lbs' 29c aa
GRAPE NUTS 2 Pkgs 34e
ICH V
MELT.() TEA:,
5c. a
pound \,
TW ;>�-EESE
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Mac c Sliced BACON
pound
- CROWN LOA-
35c. a
pound
JELLY . ROLLS
2 f.®r
25.
c.
Market report -The following la
the report et the Exeter Market'.
corrected el ery Wednesday
Wheat $1.15
Manitoba Flour $3.85
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 37e
Eggs 23•c
Potatoes $1,00
Lard - 17 to 20c
Potatoes, 75c
Hogs $8.00
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'LOCA a•°
o1►®Y*eaeu taatooi+b f'
Rey. M. J. and .Mrs: Wilson are
visiting in Guelph.
Rev. W. G. H, McAlister is ,Visit-
ing
visiting in Galt for a few days.
•Messrs. Reg. -Knight and Trueman
Elliott are in Godericli as jurymen.
The Misses Harris, of Brantford,
visited with Mrs. Amy on Monday,
and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nestle, of Lon-
don Tp,, motored up and visited with
friends on Sunday.
Mr. J. P. Hume, of Goderich,, is
presiding at the examination in the
Exeter High School
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ford and two,
children are visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ford.
Mrs. F. H. Struckett, of. Windsor,
spent a few days this week with Dr.
and Mrs. Ward, in town.
Misses Lena and. Vera Coates are
taking in the Greyhound excursion
from Goderich to Detroit. '
Mr. Frank Melville, of Los Angeles
Calif,, visited his brother Wni. in
Exeter, over the week -end.
Mr. Fred Mallett, of London,is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallett.
Mr. Fred ,Mallett, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mallett and Mrs. Abe Dearing
inotored to Stratford on Sunaay.
The Nominations for South Huron
will be held in Hensall to -day
(Thursday) commencing at noon.
Mrs. Jas. Stewart returned to
Windsor on Saturday morning last
atter visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. Neil and granddaughter, of
London, visited for a couple of days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Jones.
Miss MaitgAnt Penrice, of London,.
spent the week -end at her home here:
childrn, of Flint, Mich., motored over
Miss E. to 'wan has returned to her
home at Atwood, having completed
the millinery •season with Miss Year-
land-
Mrs. ,Jas. Grieve returned' home
from Strathroy•last week accompan-
ied by her grand daughter, Helen
Grieve.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Durnart and fam-
ily, of Kitchener, motored over and
visited Mr. and Mrs. S. Hardy on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leavitt, of. Lon-
don, +isited for a few 'days with Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Acheson, at the Cen-
tral Hotel. •
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, 'Mrs. John -
ton, Mrs. Broderick and Miss Kestle
f London, visited with relatives in
xeter on Monday.
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Mrs. Garner, of Toronto, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Tre-
ble, has returned hone. Mrs. Treble
accompanied her on a visit. , rh
Mr. and Mrs. Esii Heywood and
Misses Salome and Louieda Fink,
beiner motored to Kitchener on Sat-
urday, returning home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. - McAllis ter, of
Mt. Brydges, spent the week -end at
the home of Mr. Jas. Jewell. Miss
Olive Hern returned with them to
visit for a few. weeks.
The Young People's Guild, of Cav-
en Church held • a picnic to Grand
Bend, on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. About fifty motored to
the lake and had a very'iolly time.
Quite "a number front this _com-
munity motored to Goderich Monday
evening and took in the moonlight
excursio
n on the S.S. Greyhound, y . A
number' are taking in the excursion
to Detroit.
The High School teachers have
completed the term and have return-
ed to their homes.' Mr. Miller goes
to Rodney, Miss Ross to Toronto,
Miss Dorrance to Seaforth and 'Miss
Cowan to Gait.
Miss Nettie Sweet, of The TiiUes
staff, left Wednesday evening for
Toronto, where she will go with the
party of newspaper publishers' who
are leaving by special train for Hali-
fax, where the C.W.N.A. convention
will be held. A tour win be made
of the Maritime Provinces.
Mr. A. W. Anderton, of Goderi.cb,
former organist of James St. church
has been appointed successor to Mr..
F. L. Wilgaose, Mus. Bac. of St.
James,, church south London and
il
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priff o the London
Conservatory
of music. Ile goes to London Sep-
tember 1st.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred May were in
Mitchell last Wednesday. While there
Mr. May Took: part in -a lacrosse game
between Mitchell and Ingersoll, play-
ing one of the 20-inintite periods.
27o
received.a nasty gash in the low-
er lip which required several stitr_h-
c
to close: •
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(AVON PRESBYTERIAN CKURCU
Rev. James Foote. P. A., Minister
10 a.m.-Sunday School and •Bible,
Classes '
Services as usual next Sunday.
• JAMES STREET ll. TrionIs,
Crt"ton
Rev. M. J. Wilsnn, B.A...Paator..
Services as usual next Sunday,
2.3O ----Sunday School and -Bible Class
G. S. -Atkinson L.D.S D.D.S
`DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate of the Royal College •of
Dental. Surgeons of Ontario and, TTni
versity of Toronto.
Late District. Dental Officer, 'MW =
tary District Number One, London ....
Ont.;
Main Office, Main ' '.St. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Exeter; Hour,'s 9.00 a.m.
to 5,30, p.m,.
Office hours at ZURICH ONT.,-Tues.
and 'Fri10.00 o'clock urn. to 5.00
o'clock p.m. Phgne 79. -
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BROS, : PHONE 1114.
Snart V�i!
Ratine Dresses
Ever•
y week new numbers are being placed 011 our racks. They- are ex-'
pensive. It is a pleasure to show them. Priced at $7.50 $9.00 $10.-
00 and $15.00
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BICYCLE FOR ALE--Ia good
condition, new tires. Price $15. Ap-
ply at. Times. Office. „mor
FOR SALE -A large number of
Tomato Plants; at .10c a box, also a
large number of "Cabbage Plants at
10c for 15' plants. Thos. Sinale.
FOR QUICK SALE
That up-to-date residence in the
Village of . Staffa, 7th of Hibbert,
County of Perth, composed of 3 Vil-
lage lots and 2 acres of pasture land
on adjoining 'farm. On Village lots.
there` is a two storey 8 -roomed brick
house, kitchen and wood shed, stable
hen and drive house, hard and soft
water. all in firstclass repair, 'Meth-
odist and English church in Village,
Presbyterian
b
Y ran church, one mile
school, one mile. Possession at once
as the present owner, G. Tuffin, has
bought a farm and • Wants to move.
I will sell this property"at a bargain.
For terms and particulars , apply to
Thos. Cameron,'Auctioneer, on
Thames Road, P.O..10ox` 154 Exeter,
Phone Hyndnian line, Exeter.
GRASS FOR SALE -Any one
wishing grass .can liaye what is a-
round my place'Nfor ,cutting it and
taking it away. , _ Thos Smale.
FOR. QUICli "SAIa
. That desirable. . Farm property, lot
5, Con. 12, Township of Hibbert,
the.
.Coon
t
y of Perth, 991kacres with
school on corner, good lrrick dwelling
and ' kitchen,.first e14s •:bank barn
36x96` and lean 34x14; well fitted for
horses,, cattle and hogs,: water in
stable, silo and drive'Aionse.• This
farm is in the best of condition and
will be sold with or . without the
splendid crop of fall wheat; peas and
oats and mixed grain, hay and past-
ure. ` Easy: terms of payment and for
quick, sale at a •bargain. Possession
at any time. .For ternze and par tic-
ulars apply to Thos, Cameron, Auc-
tioneer, Thames Road,' Box 154 Exe-
ter P.O. Phone Exeter,
Black' 511
We carry a good range of I3lack Silks in Crepes, Guaranteed' Taffet-
tas, J essaline, Duchess Paillette A 'r
r lI ynre Crepes raugirig In 'price fro
na
$1.50 a yard to $3.75.
Fleetfoot '.Foo
lwear=fort
Summer
Wear
"We' are showing inal�y new styles for .this seaso
n. This papnlar•foot-
Wear is very moderately priced.
pecial Value ' it Ladies' Vests
Stt'
s
This is an exceptionaIIy good Vest, fine
weight. Special for this week only.
weave • . and medium
Father's Day June 17th
Buy Dad a Shirt, Tie, Belt, Sox, Hat, Collar, or a` comfortable' air'
p
of Cushioned Soled Shoes. Don't forget Dad o
n June. 17th.'
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Big Stock .of
Good Furniture
at Prices that
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. be Feat
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Vit. N. ROWE
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER-
VICES\
Phone Bis, 20W'° House 20J.
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FARMERS
We have a car load of feeding Mo_
I. O. O. F. DECORATION DAY
Will be. observed on SundayJune lasses for Sale ''Maple Leaf Brand,
, a
24th. Particulars next week, at Cent25cra:gailolia Fnar.mer's Co -Operative;
Co., Ltd.
,Mr.. Hudson, of. London, ,visited in
town with Mr. R. ,Goulding ,on SU/1-
day evening he sang a very accept-
able solo in, James St. Church.
Mr. Wm. Edmunds, teller of the
Moisons Bank has been transferred
to Windsor. Mr. H. Lawrence takes
•his place on the cash.'
Jerrold, son of Rev. J'. A. and Mrs.
Snell, Dutton,succ e "
,essiully:; passed,
with honors, his final year inmedi-
cine, at Toronto,. University, and re-
ceived, ved, •his academic 'degree. at the.
Convocation exercises en Friday last.
Jerrold served three years ia France
during the great war, came z,aek,- en=
tered Torong i7niver.sity and finish-
ed. •a most strenuous course at the
age of 24 years. Dr. Snell will be-
gin his cf ractice in the beautiful. town
of Barrie, Ont.
til
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Mrs. Silas Stanlalre
Victim of tin fire which
dostio
e Staanlake'-horiie-on Jane 8th.
yea
anted for Cash
1,000. 'tons of Scrap Iron, Rags,
Rubbers, Old Stoves, Horse Hair,
Wobl, Lead, Copper, Brass, ° Geese
and Duck Feathers and' all kinds of
junk. If you have any junk to' dis-
prise 'of 'kindly phone 39, or 'write
1 Cohen; Exeter, Ont
:Baby Chicks and Eggs -White and
Buff Legliorns, ..White Wyandottes,
Barred Rocks and Homburgs. Chicks
.16c, each. Garnet Heywood, Exeter,
Lawn Mowers sharpened by mach-
inery. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price
$1,00. Agent for Case Tractors,
Fairbanks -Morris , machinery. Weld-
ing ,and - repair work of all kinds;
J. G. Cochrane.
.Mr; and Mrs, Fred Nash, of Wing-
ham, visited Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Pow-
ell on Sunday.
1VIr., Maurice Senior has been suc-
cessful in passing his second year
exaMs. as a law student at Toronto
University.
The meeting for organization of
file Women's Institute, held in the
tended. A very excellent, talk. was
Library Building, was fairly well at -
given
by 11Ii°s. I3 0
vs�
, c,, the government
speaker, on the open secrets found
in the trees and nature around us,
Mrs.' I -ley, ofZurich, presided and
organized an Exeter Institute, - The
complete election of officers was left
o'ver t'
p thee
n xt
nneettn,; watch is to
be held at the home of Mrs; Geo.
Manson', ' an Friday evening, June
15f1n,, at 8 o'clock. Will the ladies
interested es'ted be present; at this meeting
Ca,ir�r _ar ,t; ,T ')nndonn"Pree Press
) and help us in a good work which is l
for the`good of the community.
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WILL
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.
Pries. range ftorn 1 to`. $2.50 ,
Shirts aril Ties
WE HAVE A BIG .ASSORTMENT OF THE, POPULAR SHIRTS
FOR SUMMER WEAR. ALSO A WIDE SELECTION OF ' THE
NEWEST TIES.
SUMMER • SUITS
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AT $18.00
P:I-� G 1\1 :E
FARMS FOR SALE -A few choice
farms in the •Townships of Usborne,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert, Good
buildings and well located as to'mar-
ket
s. Priced ced '
rr hti. Apply g pp y to Thos:
Cameron, Arleta Box' 154, .Cxetel,
NOTICE -I ani prepared p p red to do
paper hanging. Charges reasonable.
Satisfaction t faction guaranteed.
A. T. Harness.
r. John Ward
CRmO.PRACTOR & OPTOTIEETRIST,
Has removed to Main St. 'Exeter.
South of Y.M.C.A. PHONE 70
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for tare Coiui-
ty, of .$prey,. Correspondence arrange-
ntents for sales can be made by call-
iiig tap the Central Hotel, Exeter.
Clear '
es i' a
g n cic,ra
te,. satisfaction
guaranteed.
orse Livery.
HORSES AT ALI., TIMES.
Phone 58W
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I.•1. CA RLING B.
Barrister, Solicitor,' or, '
&c.,
Loans, Investments, insurance,
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
A. 11,. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
Office --McDonnell's ltia1es etablea on
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention, 'Phone 26w •
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Know when you want your -Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and ' Pressed, or
Dyed or Dry .Cleaned and we will cal/
for them and deliver them..
We are out for business. When
YouWant a New Suit call, in and see
our Samples, ,
OUR MOTTO --Service to the Public.
HIGH-CLASS
INVESTMENTS
Accounts Collected Insurance
E.RNEST ELLIOTT
Office, iIain Streef. ,-...,,