The Exeter Times, 1923-7-26, Page 8Er
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VISIT
PHONITI 16
For Service,
Stewartsw
China D'epartin.eut.
Midsummer shipments of China aid; Glassware have freshened
our unusually large stock, and the China lover and gift seeker
should find pleasure in inspecting these new wares,
Worthy of Special Mention
Dainty Vases of Citt Glass priced from 40c to $1.50
Glass Flower Baskets—very popular and very useful, 50e to $1.00
Odd Cups and Saucers of Aynsley and other China, 50c to $2,00
Sherbut Glasses and Gobletsof very clear Cut Glass for only $3.00
the half dozen.
Land -made Wicker Trays Mahogany Trays
New English Chintz ware in Vases, howls, Plates and Pitchers
Ash to See
Our new Yellow and Black Dinner Set with either China or
guaranteed porcelain cups and saucers, This is one of the most
admired patterns we have ever had in stock. „Make certain to see
it before you buy a dinner set.
25 DOZ..ODD WHITE CUPS ON SALE AT 10c EACH
Quality Groceries and First `Class Service at less
than Cash and Carry Prices
Royal Yeast Cakes 05
Choice Seedless Raisins '15c Tb
Sunnaid Seeded Raisins 2 for
35c
3 doz. White Jar Rubbers 25c
Laundry Soap less than' 7c bar
Christie's Soda Biscuits 15c Ib
Best Cheese, fresh cut 23c Ib
Maple Leaf Salmon—IA-26c
Maple Leaf Salmon -1's -48c
Guaranteed Red Salmon, 1 lb
tin 25c
Cascade Salmon Y ib tin ZOc
Cascade, Salmon ....1 Ib tin 150
3 McLaren's Jelly Powders 25c
Our Special Blend Tea still 55c
.Not just one or two cut prices but everything you need at
Rock 'Bottom Prices
J. A. Stevart
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*HEN 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 HOMES
FURNITURE WANT, HOWEVER LARGE, HOWEVER SMALL.
LATEST DESIGN, LARGEST STOCK, BETTER SERVICE,
FAIR PRICES.
THE HOME FURNISHER.
M. E. 6M!'DINE
Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
01 -ERA -HOUSE BLOCK
PHONE, 743 Night call 74W
SOME SENTENCE
The grammar tells us there can be
No sentence without a verb—but
Gee!
Ther.e'sone r know of anyways,
It's when the court says "Thirty
days." •
An enquirer writes us
us to explain what love is.
Love is a peculiar thing.
• The man who drives his car out
on Sunday or a holiday and gets
home without having been in a
smashup has no right to say that
the day of miracles is past.
and asks
Answer.
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245 Stores in Ontario and Que
Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Machine Sliced BACON PICNIC HAMS
33c. a ourid 22c. a pound
NEW
CHEESE
25c, lb.
COII'.N;,F+LAKES
SH. WHEAT
CHOICE CORN
:JELLY .ROLLS
SPECIAL TEA
Pure Cane BLUE ROSE
SUGAR. RICE
10 pounds
1.13 3 lbs. 25.
......:<3 for 29c BRUN. SARDINES ....4 for 25c
..;.2 for 25e (:3LARK'S VEAL LOAF ....19c
2 for
63c25 SUANUTR BUTTEIL
DRINKS 23o
Location
MA IN STREET
EXETER, ONT.
THE EXETER TIMES
Market, report —The following to
the report of the Exeter • Market,
corrected e`wery Wednesday.
Wheat 85o
Oats 52e
Barley 60c
Manitoba Flour $3,$5
Pastry Flour $3,,40.
Model Flour $3,70
Feed Flour $2.10
Bran $1,60
Shorts $1.70
Young chicks under 2 lbs 21e
Young chicks over 2 lbs 230
Young ducks oyer 4 Tbs 16c
Old Ducks 12c
Old Hens" over 5 Ibs 17c
Old Hens, 4 to 5 lbs 12c
Old Hens under 4 lbs. 9c
Old Roosters 100
Dairy Butter 28e.
Creamery Butter 36e
Eggs Extras 25c
Eggs No. l's 20c
Eggs No. 2's 15c ,
Lard 17 to 20e
Hogs $S.25
LOCAL
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Owing to the Sunday School pic-
nics of Main` St. and James St,;_our
delivering day will be, changed from
Wednesday to Thursday.
W. J. Statham,
Mr. Harry Sweet visited, in Sea -
forth over Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Snell is visiting with
relatives at Dutton.
Miss Rose Laiuport ",is holidaying
in Galt and Hamilton.
• Miss . Jessie. Manson, of London,
spent the week -end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Jones are
holidaying al Grand Bend.
Mr. Harry Puke, of Toronto, is
holidaying at his Norrie here.
Miss Beaulah Kohler, of Kitehen-
er is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F.
tiVitwer.
Mrs. G. E. Tuckey, of Loudon, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Mawson
Mr. Edwin Baird and friend, of
Kitchener, spent Sunday with Mrs.
T. G. Creech.
Miss Ruth Clark, of Chatham, vis-
ited for several days with Miss Dor-
othy Balkwill.
Mr. Lloyd Rivers, of Sinicoe, is
holidaying with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood,,_ of
Hamilton, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Walters.
Miss Vera Steele, of New York,
visited with her aunt, Mrs. R. Skin
ner for a few days.
' Mr. J. G. Stanbury has purchased'
a new seven passenger, McLaughlin
car from W. J. Beer.
Mr. and Mrs., Ray Hueston, of
London, are hoidaying with the lat-
ter's mother; Mrs. J.."Taylor.
Miss Alice Pfaff returned to her
'duties at the postoffice on Monday
after holidaying for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Frayne and
family, of Brantford, are holidaying
with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frayne.
Bev, Janie* POoteo no Ao. Minister
10 a.m,---Suuday Sch.00l and )31010
Classes
Services as usual.
Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
JAMES STREET METHODIST
3111.07;5.7.MEollnDi:°gIllalUCelltliliCHYs's B. A" l'ast°14
11.00 ---Public Worship. Subject—
"God's Seraphim"
3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible'
Classes
COMMUNION DAY
DENTAL 'SURGEON
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graduate of the ,Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Unr-
versity,of Toronto.
Late District Dental, Officer,
tary District Number One, London,
Main Office; Main St. Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Eleter; Hours 9.00 a.m.
to 5.30, p.m.
Office hours at ZURICH ONT:, Tues.
and Fri, 10.00 o'clock ahni to 5.00
o'clock p.m. Phone 79.
Good used.' Heintzman piano for
sale, cheap. Terms will be given
ito snit purchaser. Reply in writing
to Box• X'Times Office.
FARM POR SALE—One hundred
acres on the lith concession of Us -
borne, with good bank barn, floored
throughout with cement, drive shed
and wind mill, water in barn. Brick
house with furnace, hard and soft
water handy. APPly to Mr. A. Camm
Exeter. Ont.
Bett's Bakery have installed a
bread mixer and will now be able to
supply the public with more bread
and better bread. •
WANTED—Cirl for general house
work, at 429 E. Grand Boulevard,
Detroit. Liberal wages—Apply to
Mrs. Henry Courts, Exeter for par -
FOIL SALE—FORD TON TRUCK,.
will deal on half ton' truck. See
Harvey & Harvey.
POT.IND—;A. side curtain for auto-
mebile. Owner may have same by
Paying for advertisement. Apply at
Timos Office.
GODERECH RACES
Remember Goderich Horse Races,
Civic holiday, Wedn'eSdAX August
ist. 2.30 trot or pace, piirse.$100.-
00; 2.18 trot or pace, ipurie $400.00;
2.12 trot or liace, purse $500.00.
Write Dr. W. F. Clark, secretary,'
for particulars.
- FOR SALE—A base burner, Art
Garland with oven, in good -condition
apply at Times Office. .
Master Bud and jean Trimble, of FOR SALE--Forct. car in good
Amherstburg, are guests' of Burton condition, starter and electric lights
Donnelly at James St. parsonage. new tires. price $300.00. • Apply at
Times Office.
Mrs. Harry White, of Stratford,
spent from Saturday until Monday
with her brother, Mr. W. H. John_ " Mrs. Wilfred D. Mack 'will receive -
Mr. and Mrs. Will Whitney and
two children, Jack, and Grace were
the guests of Mrs. John E. Dignan
Mrs. Murray, of Toronto, and Mrs.
Thompson, of Victoria, B.C., visited
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner on
Monday last.,
Dr. and Mrs. HolloWay, of Peter-
boro, are visiting the former's sister_
Mrs. R. N. Rowe. They made the
trip by motor.
Several auto loads of young people
irom James St. League motored to
Goderich and took in the Summer
School Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Leon Treble and lit-.
tle daughter4 of Toronto, are holi-
daying with the former's parents,
Pennington, of Belville, and daugh-
ter glive, t'eacher, were. calling on
friends in town the first of the week.
Mr. Nelson Hodgson, of Dicker,
Man., left for his home on Friday
after visiting with , his mother and
daughter, :Miss Vfola and other rel-
atives and friends in and aronnd Ex-
eter, Granton and London'.
Mrs. George Levis, ef Clinton, and
three daughters from Toronto, Miss
Elva, graduate nurse; Miss Rosie,
milliner and Miss Eona, school tea-
cher, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Dignan last week.
Mr. and Mr.. G. May and little
daughter, of London, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. It. Skinner an Thurs-
day% of last week. Miss Steele ac-
companied them back to, the city'
where she will visit for a short time
befOre returning to NeY York.
arge of, the Dominion Store in -Ex-
eter ever sirice)they opened ,up here
„leaving next week for Mitehell,
to take charge of a new branch
which, the Company are opening, up
e Sell to Satisfy \ in that town. The best w' 11
ter will follow bi1n.
for the first time since her marriage,
at her home on Victoria St, on Thurs-
Ewen will receive with her. , ,
The Community games and Vesper
Service held by the young people of
James St. Church are grewing hi in-
terest and attendance. This -week
ected the sports.
OptimistS blow the horn of 'plenty
,.while pessimists come out at the lit-
tle end of the horn.
"Yod seem to 'have been in a ser_
Mils accident."
"Yess," said the bandaged person.
"I tried to climb a tree id,my motor
"What' did you do that for?"
"Just to oblige a lady whO wanted
to use the road."
LAKE OF BAYS
One of the lovliest summer won-
derlands in all the Northland is Lake
of Bays, entered via Huntsville, Cn-
tario, just 146 -miles north of Tor -
The thousand of bays which this
lake may truly boast has each a
thonSand surprises a.nd delights tor
the riature-lover. BeYond „this' lake
are other countless bodies of Water
on every side; at every turn they
strike the view, each with its oivn
peculiar beauty and inimitable,
There is excellent b,oating, bathing
and fishing; ,specled , trout, salmon
trout 'and 'whitefish are plentiful.
Fine, 'll°(lern, Summer hotels offer
gay ociall life, golf, tennis, bowling,
and all the water sports, while the
entire district is dotted with smaller
hotels and boarding hoirses;
' Canadian National trains connect
with a flotilla of lake steamboats
serving all territorY.
Ask any agent ol the Canadian
National „ailways for full informa-
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THURSDAY, ATLY 4th, p2.
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Our Clothing business is:grovving steadily. The reason for it is,
we are giving our Customers good Materials at prices that are not ex-
cessive. Good Suits at $23.00. IT' ine Grey and Blue Serges at $30.00
New Summer Underwear
In the very best makes, in all
styles, cut roomy, just the thing
for the hot weather, All sizes
$1.50.
Men's Straw Hats
, This week we reduce prices on
all BoYs' and Men's Stra* Hats.
Why not save money on your new
Fleet Foot Footwear for Outiug
Wear
Fleet Foot is the popular Foot,wear for the hot wea,ther„ We car-
ry a var'iety of -styles for every member of the family. Prices are very
reasonablef
White Canvas F,00twear
'Phis season's styleb with black
patent trim With, loW or medium
heels. Regular $3.50.
SPECIAL PRICE .$2.48
Boys' Print Shirts
In sizes 12%, 13 and 13
These Shirts sold for $1.25. We
are clearing the lot at
SPECIAL PRICE -50c
Ladies' Oxford and Strap Slipper
About 30 pairs in the lot.' Regular prices were $2.00 to $4.00.
There are a few White Oxfords in the lot
SPECIAL AT PER PAIR $1.98
uthcott Bros.
Big Stock of
Good Furniture
at PriCes that
can't be Beat
'Satisfaction Guaranteed
ROWE
CONDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER-
VICES
Phone Bis. 20W
House 20J.
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FOR SALE -2 Churns, 1 butter
boivl and ladlO, weights, 2 sets of
ailes for, light wagon. Apply to Mrs.
FARMERS ,
• We have a car load of feeding Mo_
Ilasses for sale, 1VIaple Leaf Brand,
at 25c a gallon.
IGospel Tent Services continuing
in the Victoria Park Sunday nights
and each week night except Saturday
at 8 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
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 lois
there la a two storey 8 -roomed brick
house, kitchen and wood shed stable
hen and drive house; hard and soft
water. all in first class repair, Meth-
odist and English church in :Village,
Presbyterian church; one niile;
school, one mile. Possession at once
as the' preent owner, G. Tuffin, hae
bought a' farm and wants to mOye.
I will sell this property at a bargain.
For terfns ,and particulars apply to
ThoS. CaMeron, Auctioneer; on
Thames Road, P.O. Box 154• Exeter.
Phone Hyndinan line, Exeter.
;FOR QUICK SALE
That 'deSirable.pp,rin property, dot
school on corner good: bri('''It' dwelling
heries,,,„. cattle :arid, hags, .water 'in
stable, sile and _drive ''honse..i This
farm is in the best 'of .condition and
will be'''sold with'er Without the'
crop,of fall Wheat, peas and
oats arid mixed hay and 'past, -
tire. 'EaSy'terins of Paymentiliind for'
quick sale -at a .bargain. Possession
„at any time. For' term's, and Partic-
ter P 0 Ph
Immoonniammonsomimmr
Greatly Reduced
Prices
Summer Underwear
combination and Two -Piece
Straw Hats, Ties, Garters, Sleeve
Holders, Belts, Braces etc.
A few Summer Suits, Outing
Trousers Flannels and Tweeds
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leave, said the' tree as ,the SPring- set
FARMS FOR SALE—A few choice
Parma in the Townships of lisborne,
Tuckersmith and Hibbert. Good
buildings and well located as to mar-
kets. l'riced right Apply to Thos.
Cameron, Auct., Box 154, Exetet
ANDY EASTON
„ Licensed Auctioneer for the Cann-
tuents for sales can be made by call-
ing' up the 'Central Hotel, Exeter.
'Charges moderate, satisfaction
'guaranteed. rito.
Horse Liver
Phone 5 NV
CARLING B.
I3arrister, "'Solicitor, &c.,
Loans, Investments, Insuranccr;
Office, Carling Block, Main St. Exeter
A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon
'Office—McDonnell's balesrftables
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Phone 26w '
LET
ELLIOTT & JOHNS
Knciw when you want your Suit
of Overcoat Cleaned and Pressed, or
fpo Yrwe dtehoe armr De ar no duet 1 de feaolnirve odbr au nts dne e.wms se. wi:ne
you want a ,New Suit call in and see
'our Samples.
OUR MOTTO—Service to the Public,
DIVESTMENTS
Accounts Collected — Insurante
ERNEST ELLIOTT