The Exeter Times, 1923-6-28, Page 8AY
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PHONE 16
For Service
Market report The following,
the report of the 'Exeter Market
Corrected elery Wednesday.
Wheat $1,15
Manitoba Flour $3,S5
Pastry Flour $3.40,.
Model Flour $3.70
Feed Fleur $2.10
Oats'c55c,
Bran $1.70'
Barley 60e
Shorts $1,70
S anon .ie Bar gains
at
ouse and Porch Dresses 1 .50
Attractive Dresses for Suxnmer wear in the house and on the
porch. Dark and light calors in:" all sizes including ;extra large.
See these Dresses and save yourself work, this hot weather --Your
choice for $1,50.
Summer Slippers $2.75 to $5.75
Dress up your feet for this hot, weather in a Pair of these new
slippers. A good range of styles in White Canvas -Patent Leath-
er-Dongola Kid and the popular two-tone combinations. Our
Priees are very reasonable for the styles and quality we are showing
Summer Corsets at 98c.
Dairy Boger 28c
Creainery l3utter 37c
Eggs 22c
Potatoes $1.00
Lard 17 to 20c
Potatoes, 75c
Hogs $8.00
With the Churches,.
CLorly Pi ,LEII�X' 1 +F CUBCH
Rev. James Foot4n. ,p;; A., ,A inter
10 a.m.-Sunday Schgol and 'Bible'.
Classed•
Services as usual next Sunday.
JAMES STREET'METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. ; `V. E. Donnelly, D. A,,; Pastorf
Reit, Mr. Donnelly till commence'
his pastorate next' Sunday.
3 p.m.-Su/1(18,y School and ' Bible
Classes;
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Cool light Coreets for the hot weather, All sizes in stock and
an unusual value at 98c.
25c. SPECIAL 25c.
Black Cotton Stockings, Plainand Ribbed, Sizes 5% to 10-
25c a pair or 4 pr. for 95c. • GET YOUR SUMMER SUPPLY.
Grass Rugs
For Verandahs, Cottages, Bedrooms
are 1..04.)1v1 sizes in stock in several color combinations. These' rugs
priced and naay be just what you need -Ask to see them.
n the Men's Department
Soft Collars Van Heusen Collars
Invisible Braces Arm Bands and Garters
Tweed and Crepe Ties New Bow Ties
Straw Hats Oxfords
New Percale Shirts New Raw Silk Shirts.
Shirts with Collars attached.
J. A. S ewart
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Dire6tor
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 WANT, HOWEVER LARGE, HOWEVER SMALL.
LATEST DESIGN, LARGEST STOCK, BETTER SERVICE,
FAIR PRICES.
THp HOME FURNISHER.
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'Coaductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG- DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
0 ERA HOUSE BLOCK
TO
PI-IONE1, 74.1: Night call 74W
A horseshoe may, or may not,
bring good luck to the autoist, de-
pends on the nails.
We heard recently of a poet who
wrote about the window an his soul
and wondered if he was any iolation
to the guy who .had a pane in his
Mr. and Mrs, A. Wilcox, and fam-
ily, of Detroit, motored.over and vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Web-
ster for a few days.
In Inans instances the last joke a
woman plays on her husband is the
inscription she puts on his tomb-
stone -"Rest in Peace."
Picnic
PICNIC HAMS
Choice RED SALMON
Specials
COOKED HAM 4
Brunswick SARDINES
4 tins for 25c.
Billie Burke BISCUITS
NEW CHEESE
a pound
Maple Leaf SALMON
49c a tin
Paterson's SODAS
15c. a pound
Location
am Street Exeter Ont
LOCAL
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Pupils are busy writing on their
Entrance examinations.
A lot of women lost their admir-
ers by marrying them.
Being up a •tree sometimes has its
advantages. You live high.
Mrs. Charlie Dale, of London, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, T. Acheson.
Mrs. Oakes, of Chicago, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. T. Gregory in town
The man who is close usually
finds that his friends are distant:
July 1st falle :13.ni.1a.y next.
Monday will be observed as a public
holiday.
Mrs. John Welsh, of Winnipeg, is
visiting with relatives in this coin -
Mr. Charlie Gladman, of London,
visited over the week -end with Verne
,You meet a surprisingly lot of
folks now who think they like winter
better, than summer.
Windsor, are visiting the latter's sis-
ter, Miss L Gillespie.
Mrs. Margaret McLean, of Kippen,
spent Sunday and Monday 'will]. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Kestle.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes and family,
of Len.don, spent the week -end 'with
plr. and Mrs. Thos. Pryde.
A normal wife is one who thinks
her husband is working too hard and'
not getting enough out of it.
Mrs. J. L. Flynn of Trinidad, Colo.
spent last week at the home of her
brother, Mr. W. J. Statham.
Four newspaper proprietors in
Welland county have made ea,,ssign-
ments during the last few ,months.
Mrs. Eric Ilurdon and daughter,
Emma, of Detroit, are visiting her
father, Mr.. D. McCurdy, of Stephen.'
Mr. and 11,Irs. Oscu'..r Hewitt return-
ed to Detroit WednesdaY7 after visit-
ing with the. former's mother here.
Mre: Tos. Stacey who' has 'been ill
for several Weeks was taken to the
London Hospital Wednesday morn -
After an exceeding hot and dry
spell this section. was visited by a
thunder -storm accompanied by rain
on. Monday.
Mrs. John Welsh,. of Clancleboye,
Man., formerly of Exeter, is yisiting
with her sister, MrS. James Creech
for the surturier.
The reason cars have warning
horns is because you can't always
have your wife along to squeal at the
psychological moment.
Life is just a slow and painful pro-
cess of getting out of trouble.
Messrs. A. J. Penhale and I-Iy. Jen. -
flings, accompanied by their wives,
were in Toronto last week.attending
the i.o.b.r. Grand Lodge.
One kind word while you can
hear it 13eats a brass baud on your
last ride.
The Senior Bible Class, known as
the Co -Workers, of James St. Meth-
odist Church `are picnicing at Clod-
erich on Wednesday of this. weelr.
The cheapest way to enjoy the
countryside in summer is to let a
few automebile agents know that
you are thinking of buying.
Mr. Henry Coultis who recently
underwent an operation in Loredon
Hospital, took a serious turn at his
home last week and at the present
tinae is in a- eritical condition.
Mr. Walter Lennahan and 'Miss
'Vera. Sweet, of London, are visiting
at the home of the latter's grand-,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Thos. Sweet.
A man' May be able to talk five.
languages ,hut we'll wager his wife
ean talk all around him, using only
the odds and erids of one..
Miss Louise Amy, who has ,been
on probation for 'a nurse at Victoria
Hospital London, has returned home.,
The elections on Monday resulted
in a sweeping victory for the don-
ard Ferguson will be Ontario's next
Mr. and Mrs. D. Marks and daugh-
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Strausser,
motored over from Detroit and spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.. W.
3, Statham.
Mrs, James Pickard. who has been
confined to Dr. 1Tyndman's hospital
for several months the result of a
fractured hip, is now able to be out
The object o ,he, heavY,ear inn
ho girls are Wearing is Said by‘some
ag 1,0 be to lreep the care from
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G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.S
DENTAL SURGEON =
Graduate of the 'Royal College of =
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Uni- =
versity of Toronto.
NORM
Late District Dental Officer, =
tary District Number One, London, -
Main Office, Main St. Exeter, Ont.
Office hours at ZURICH ONT., Tues.
o'clock p.m, Phone 79:
ire
This week we are showing a new range' o "these`pd'pular and .Mod -
y priced Gingham
eratei
Dresses. Priced at $5:00; $6.00 and $7.30,
Ladies' Summer Vests
at 45c.
This is an exceptionally good
quality vest in strap or cumfy cut"
styles.
Strawberries
Fresh berries right off the vines
delivered the day ordered. 'Popular
prices; special rates to socials in
quantity orders. Phone or write
Geo. E. Hay, Phone 29-42 Crediton.
The annual meeting Of the Huron
County Breeders' ASsociation was
held in Wingham on Saturday, June
16th. The election of officers result-
ed as follows:President; Oliver; Turn- -
bull, Brussels; Viee Pres., Thomas
Stothers, Clinton. DirectOrs: M. II:
Taylor, Belgrave; M. H. Henry, Bel -
grave. W. Webster, Lucknow; Thos.
II. Keys, Varna; W. II. Gregg, Gor- Efilliiiiii,t1)1011111111111111111111111111111M111110111111111111111111111111111WHIMIM1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111131111111111
Pierce, Brussels.; A. BlYth; C.
J. Sanderson, Fordwich; Salkheld,
Goderiche Messrs. R. J. Sanderson
and Alex. 1VICEwing' were appeinted
Auditors are W. 11. Oruikshanks and
W. J. Currie.
Special Price 45c
Ladies' Black and White
Hose
10 Doz.Black and White ,,Fibre
Silk Hose, with double heel and
toe. This line we have beensel-
ling at 75,c,, Reduced for quick
sale, per pair 49c.
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords
and Shoes per pair $1.9
75 pairs of White Canvas Oxfords 'and Shoes, regular $3.50, $4.00
and*$5:00 values, We place on our cOunters this week at greatly reduced
price of $1.98.
:98c. pr. Children's White Okfords
and Strap 'Slippers' 98C.'
This week we place in,sale 100 pairs of Children's White Shoe§ and
Fleet Foot,Running Shoes. Regular price on this line Up to $2.00.' Come
in and let uS save you money. Whil e they last, your"ahoice for 98c.
a.
a lot of popularity with the women
folk during the hot spell.
omE.N.'s INSTITUTE:
2ncl N7ice„, Mrs. ,Pow-
Waird; Program Com, Mrs. :Manson,
Mrs. Morgan, Mi,ss Connnor; Pianist
Muriel Binsett; Assistant Piarbiat, Wan-
da Von Wascinskia The :next meet -
g will he head at th.e hornet, of Miss
feckall on the, evreininig or Aug. '3.
General' satisfaction is ,exp re s sed
the, far.:t-tlaat the Board of. Education
has been, able, to re-engage the Prin-
cipal of the High. School; Mr. E. J.
In place of -MT. who, resign.ed
Scienc'-teacher, tliey have been for-
tunate enougla, to. ,se!cans Mr. Henry
Bowers ..B. A., an honor graduate and
gold medalist .,pf, DubEin University
Science, who comes hiighly. re.c.ommen
ed. Ha is a youn,g man of exception,a
scholarship, and Eketter sc.:I-moil is
be congratulated. upon engaging ham
PRESENTED WITH' ADTSRESS
At a recent noeeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of James St. IVIethodis
O'hurch, at the home of Mrs. 'Plies.
e Carry a
ock of
at rices that
e Beat
Satisfaction Guaranteed
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER-
VICES
Phone Bis.' 20W
House 20J.
LaWn 'Mowers sharpened mach-
inery'. 'SatiSfaction,guaranteed. Price
.$1.00. Agent fer base „Tractors,
ing and repair :work of all kinds.
1 PARADERS
We baven carload of feeding Mo_
• lasses fOr .sale IVIaple Leaf Brand,
at 25a a ga,ilon.
Centralia Farmer's Co -Operative
Co., Ltd.
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presented to Mrs. (Re_lr.) 3,1. J. Wil- tie, and '-thn goes out anyd ardeerat
son, who with Mr. Wilson -leave this
The meanest. man in the world is
week fer their new field at Amherst_ graPefrait,
burg. The addi'ess Was read by Mrs.
E. Treble.
The time, has come again, when
there will be ina,ny changes this con-
ference year. We lino -0, you will
be leaving us Soon for other fields
of church work and service. Wer
the members of the "Ladies' Aid of
,Tames St. Church." feelnwe cannot
let you go from us without a few
words of appreciation for the great
help and encouragement, you, liaye
given us, also for your ,regular at-
tenda,nce at all our meetings, and
for the cheerful manner in which
you have ,entered into all the work
we have undertaken during your
stay with us,. Your presence at oar
-tiOn to Its and we are thankful' for
the pleasant associationS we have
had in meeting together,
"Blest he the tie that binds,
Onr hearta in Christian love.
The fellowship of kindred minds,
Is like to that above."
We are sorry that you'a,re so Soon
to leave us for °titer fields of service
,„in another par( of the Master's vine-
yard, but we feel that our loss will
he Arnherstburg's gain. Wo wish
you every success in your new field
of labor, and trust and ,pray timt
You may be spared to spend many
more years in cbristi.an service; and
trust that in the greaf'.;,,crowning day3
Y0111" CrOW/1. may be resplendent with
nY
"God be yin 1 we teet
again"
FOR QUICK SALE
That up-tO-date residence the
'of: Staffa, 7th of ,Hibberta n, BICYCLE FORe SALE -Jan, good
Comity, of Pertli cOmposecl. of 3 Vil- condition, new. tires. Price $13. p-
lage lots and 2 acres of pasture land ply at Tinaes Ofilne.
keit- Un
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Straw Hats, Ties, Garters Sleeve
Holders ,Belts, Braces etc.
A few Summer Suits, Outing
-Trousers, ITlanitelsa,nd Tweeds
there is' a two storey 8 -roomed ihick
, len a d wood, shed, stable
hen* and 'drive house, haaid and soft
water. all in first class repair, Meth-
odist and English church in
Presbyterian church, one mile;
school, one mile. Posse,s.,sion at once
as the present owner, G. 'Puffin, has
bought .a farm and wants to• 'neve.
will sell this property at a bargain.
For terms and particulars apply to
Thos.. Cameron Auctioneer, 011
ThaMeS, Road, P.O. Box 154 Exeter.
Phone EYndman lin?, Exeter, "
FOR ,QVICK SALE
That desirable Farm Properly, lot
5, Con. 42, ToWnship of i-libbert, In
the CountYeot/Perth, 991/1' acres with
school' oh printer, good' brick d‘velling
and iritcheilaenfirSt class bank barn
3 5x9 (1 and lean 34X14, well fitted for
horses, cattle and', :hogs, water iii
stable, silo and 'drive house. This
fa.rni is in the best' of condition a,ricl
will be' sold with or vv-ithout the
aplendid"crop of fall ,,Wheat,'peas and
oats and mixed grain, bay and past -
Pre.. Easy terms.' Of `p,ayMeitt and for,
tioneer, Thames Read., Box 154 Exe-
FARMS FOR SALE -A few choice
farms in the Townships of TJsborne.
Tuckersmith and Hibbert. Good
buildings and well located a„s to mar-
kets. Priced right. Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Aucta 'Box 154, Exeten,,
Dr. John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR, & OPTOMETRIST
1Ias remove,d to Main St. Exeter.
South of Yeil.C.A. PHONE 70
ANDY .EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Colin.
ty of Huron. Correspondence arrange-
ments for „sales Can be made by call-
ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter.
Charges moderate, " satisfaction
orse Livery
HORSES AT ,ALL TIMES.
I'lione 58W
Barrister, Solicitor, &co
Loans Investments, Insurance,
Office, Carling BloCk, Main St. Exeter'
'Veterinary Surgeon
John St. PhOne Calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Know wnen you want your Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and PresSed, or
Dyed or Dry Cleaned a,nd,.we' will call
fen' them a,nd clelivor• them..
We are out for business. 'When
you want a NeW Suit call in and see
our Sainples.
OUR IHOTTO-7--Service to the Public.
INVESTMENTS
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