The Exeter Times, 1923-11-22, Page 8THE
EXETER TIMES
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Your Opportunity to Buy
New Coat
At Your Own Price
Although this has been a most successful Coat season for us,
we find that some of the best garments are still on our racks and
we, have decided that if price will sell thein, they must be sold.
This is your opportunity to buy this season's best Coats at a re-
markable saving. The only reason is that we deed the money for
Christmas merchandise coining in to stock.
$37.50 and $35.00 COAT'S FOR $31.50
These are Fur -Collared Coats in the new Bolivia Cloth -some
of them in the ,one -side effect and others in the looser fitting full
belted styles. Fuer Cuffsand beautiful linings. are features of
theseexclusive garments.
$30.00 and $27.50 GOATS FOR $2260
Warm Fur -Collared and Self -trimmed Coats in one -side styles
and in Lull fitting belted "styles. Coats of. which you might well
be proud at an unusually low ,price.
$23.50 and $20.00 COATS FOR $13.60
Popular Burberry style Coats in heavy, ?laid-back. Do not
fudge these Coats by others you -nla.y ..ha`se seen as they are abso-
lutely superior garm,ents'and,the price 'is away'.below their value.
WARY CAS]MERETTE HOSE 35c.
An exceptional opportunity to buy warm stockings' at a low
price, Black,' Brown and Fawn in sizes from 8 Ye to'1'0. These are
First (,Quality Hose and are warm, good looking servie<able Stockings.
JBuy all you can use at 35e or 3 pair for $1.00.
SILK AND WOOL STOCKINGS $1.1.5
PURE WOOL SPORT HOSE' 15c,
WASHABLE CUFF GLOVES 98c.
LADIES' $1.25 VESTS FOR. 75c.
Everyone of the above is a guaranteed bargain on seasonable articles'
—conte and take advantage of the saving we offer You.
'UNDERWEAR,
COATS, SUITS,
Men!
GET OUR PRICES
BEFORE YOU' BUY
SOX, SWEATERS, SWEATER -COATS, OVER -
RUBBERS, RUBBER BOOTS, WINTER -CAPS,
SHIRTS OR MITTS
Grocery prices
COMFORT, GOLD, P & G.AND 'SUNLIGHT SOAP 7c bar or 3 for 20c
ODD WHITE CUPS 10es1: ACH or 6 FOR 55c
Christie's Soda Biscuits, Fresh and Crisp .,... ...15c Ib"
LUX . ... 11e. QUALITY OATMEAL 6 lbs 25e
RAISIl'7S 3xfi lbs. for 500„ 8-15c BOXES MATCHES '37c -
LEMONS ...... . 2 FOR, 05c
MIXED COOKIES ....19c Ib
ROYAL YEAST CAKES 5c pkg
SALADA TEA 65c PER lb.
BEST BULK COCOA 15c Ib.
SHREDDED WHEAT 12c PKG
OUR BEST BULK TEA 65c .lb
J. A. Stewart
Market retrort-'the following le
the report ,of.. the ,Exeter Market
corrected, every Weduesciay.
Wheat 95c
Oats 45c
Barley 55c ,
Manitoba Flour 83.55;
Pastry Flour $3.05
Model o+lour $3.40
Feed Flour $1,90
Bran $1.50
Shorts $1.60
Creamery Butter 43c
Dairy butter_35e
New Laid Eggs 70c
Held eggs 45e
Lard, 17 to 20e.
Flogs $7,75
MAVEN PIiESI3YTEltAN CHURCH.
Rev. James Foote, I3,A., 1<ticiistev"
0 za.zn__Sunday School and Bible
Class.
11 a.m.----St. Andrew
St, Andrew Day Service,
3I30; NOV1± M BI:4 ;
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7 p.m. ---"The Weapons of Our War- E
fare." _...
Boy, Scouts Meet Friday .evening.
. LOCAL
Mrs. T. S. Woods is visiting M De -
troit.
Mr. Clifford MeAvoy is confined
to his home with illness.
Mrs. J. jarrott ie visiting 'with her
daughter, Mrs. Jones. in Londen,
Mr. Wes. Dearing is. in Toronto
this week attending the fat stock
show.
W'AB1ES STREET lf11ETHODISST
CHURCH
RRev.., .W, E. Donnelly, I3: A., Pastor!
10.7.5, a.m,--Morning Class,
11 a.nz.---lelarzaing Worship
Subject,---
t"Fireproof Faith"
3 P,zn.---Sunday School and Bibi
Classes.
7 p.in.—The Faith of Gladstone.
EVERYBODY' WELCOME
wren
Greta H. Laminies A.T.C.M.
CONCERT 'VIOLINIST
" Teacher of Piano atel Violin
' Terms very moderate
Box 58, Exeter,. Phone 113W a
This Season we are showing' some ,snappy " Models. for -Young Mel
as well. as the snore Staple styles for older, Men.
Our We want you to see
these.
prices too are vei•y,'reasonabl
en's an
Mr. Jas. Price has reburied home
after spending the summer in the
Mr, 'Luther Penhale is ill at the
home of leis parents sUffering from
quinsy.
Mr. andelefrs. J. Lawson spent Sun-
day with. gra. Lawson's sister, ,Mrs.
Keys at 'Parkhill.
Mrs. F. Glass, of London, visited
her daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Atkinson
in town this week.
week with her sister Mrs. Wm. J.
Nichols at StrathroY.
eMr. and Mrs. Roland Sqniree are
visiting with' cousins and friends in
Windsor and Detroit.
Rev. T. T. George, of Parkhill, ie
under the doctor's care and his con-
dition is quite serious.
Mr. Oran Winer left on Monday
niorn.ing for St. Thomas where he long 33" wide, suitable for cellar or
has secured a position. 'store -room
Mr. Jas. Airth, who has been visit- Large Columbia Grapitophone cab-
inet, mahogany, 25 doable records,
mahogany and 100 records, cost
OR SALE
FORD TOURING, '.good ,Top and
Tires, good Engine, cheap .for cash.
COAL HEATER with oven, in best
shape. First $1,5 takes it.
2 GLASS SIIOW CASES ---Cheap.
Maim
In., the' hest 'mayes—y_enntants,Turnbull',!S.. t nfield's. •• We carry a
stock,of e.,well-knowil brands, in Women's '110:71'13.
We have ii".specia,1 in Ladies' Vests ••aniall?' reneterS' at- per garment.' 75c,
HALL RACK--clierry, bevelled pla.te
mirror. ,
GAS ENGINE—Stickney
Perfect condition, Cheap. ke
ONTARIO GRAIN GRINDER --10
inch, geod condition.
.RANGE—Coal or wood;' Heater,
SEWING MACHINE ---White„ Rot-
ary, new, half price. °
SQUARE PLANO—Excellent shape,
good tone, splendid practice piano.
$15 Buys a 2 -Burner, Blue Flame
Oil stove, nearly nevi. Oven $2.00.,
' -Strong Double Deck Table 8 ft.
ing in Toronto, return.ed home the
latter pare of last week.
Mr. John Parsons; who ie renovat-
ing his house, ha4-raised it. and is
putting it on a foundation:
the week -end with. their daughter,
Mrs. Whiting, near Parkhill.
Mr. A. E. Kuhn who has been con-
fine'd to his home for, several weeks,
is very much improved in health.'
'46"1411111!--111.111-"- mr. Hy. McArthur, accountant at
thee ‘Panadian Bank of 'Commerce, is
on eieeteleee,e±,eli,s,lionie in London.
There Will' be a he-ell:per meeting in
F. M. Boyle's barber shop-T-enesday
evening. Those interested will ileane
rill Ilt6 DOdiCI3 dad rttugrai
Direfitor
WHEN'YOIT BUY FURNITURE HERE, OUR AIM IS TO GIVE
au' thi.VIC3E° AND SATISFACTION, AND A pRICE THAT SUITS
YOIL WE STAND PREPARED TO .CATER TO EVERY HOME'S
FURNITURE WANT, HOWEVER LARaE, HOWEVER SMALL..,
LATEST DESIGN, LARGEST STOCK, BETTER SERVICE.,
PAIR PRICES.
THE HOME FURNISHER..
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Conductor of Funeral Service
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
LONG DISTANCE CALLS PROMPTLY A.TTENDED T6
DA3Y AND NIGHT SERVICE
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK PHONE, 74J; Night caIl 74W
drliNoAti AI,
TEE TIME IS AT HAND TO BUY CHRISTIVIAS GIFTS '
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inutes spent viewing ne Our Store win be profitable
o yo Besides real values, we give you Cash Receipts with every
,;purcliase of 5c and over. These are redeemable in 55 lots at 5%,
The Bank pays 3% on your Savings We pay you 5% oh yo,12,r Spend-
gs, ton -everything except musica/ geOds.) 'ASK FOR RECEIPT,
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND.
P()WELL'S BAZAAR.
Phone 55
tdin. and well located as to Mar-
Pricd right, IN,13PlY to Thos.
Well
centrally, located. Apply'
STRAYED—Onto the premises of
C. Pyle., Usborne, about Nov. 10th, a
young Yorkshire 'Sow. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying expenses.
Onr VVesterir Wheat: Floor will
Try it. HARVEY BROS.
-LOST-4 Spring Calves, finder
will be rewarded by reeurning saine
o WM, Turnbull, Dashwood.
WANTED—Seconclehand Suits and
OVercoats for men, and boys over
8 years. Apply to Box 57 Times
FOR SALEor RENT --Comfortable
House, Centrally Situated. Apply to
Frank Delbridge.
WANTED: KEEPER AND MATRON
Man and .wifp to take charge of the
'Huron County Homeeenear Clinton,
Applicafeens, - personal preferred;
'to beeneade' red the' undersigned by
No application necessaielyeaccept-
John Torrance, Inspector,
Huron CountY
ESTRAY STEER:. '
two-yeareold steer with horns, 'Kind-
ly sexed information, lo Sillery„
NoTrop
The harber, of Exeter haye agreed'
to the following prices: Hair cut 25e;
Children under 12 years, 20c, exeepb
on Saturday When 'it will he 25c;
shave 15c, including neck shave.
.A.. Hodgert
M. Mitchell
ELLIOTT en,) SOHN'S
Meroftant Tailors
.A,s we are just starting :the
give to the Public a bargliin,, and
this is .w3)e,t the Bareain is going to
be. We lieve a piece of 13lue Serge,
gua,ranteed all Wool, Fast color,
Never fade, indigo dye. This suit
le regular 540.00, and for Tvvo
noLtArts wo are gozng to give you
an' extra. Pair 6£ Pants of the same
Cloth, But this Bargain is limited,
5ix Suits in all will be seld et thi '
Price. SO DON'T DIILA.Y.
Columbia table model, 20 recorda,
snap for $25.00.
Range, Home Comfort, good order.
$20 takes it.
Gass Engine, air cooled,' 1 H.P.
in gOod order, cheap.
Small Base Bnriiir he good shape.
Gas h. nzine, 2 II.P. in good run-
ning order.'Cheap. s Those' who have investigated our
HAVE YOU ANYTHING 'TO SELL? prices and the quality of oulegoods
Information re above articles, at
1?O‘VELL'S BAZAAR, Eecter, Ont.
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A pair of good Rubbers adds greatly to the life of any 'shoe.
pay to let your feet.... wetax.a� weather ... _ ..
net < Miner Rubbers; Dominion Long Rubber Boots sell at $5.00.
and
„These celebrated Dresses are now made in Children's sizes. We have
a shipment in Misses and Ladies' sizes in a fine variety of shades and
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The Best Placeto
Buy Youi-
is at
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Good progress is being Made on
Mr. C. B. Snell's new house on Ane
St, The plaeterers, are' finishing. up
their -work.
"Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Southcott and
Mr. and Mrs. Goedon Southeott and
family, of London, call,ed on ,eriends
in. Exeter. on Sunday. t
have concluded that this- is the best,
Place to' buy as we keep ,an
date steek.
C()NDUCTOR OF FUNERAL SER-
VICES •
Phone Bis. '20* eHeuse 20J.
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CANADA'S
LARGEST
RETAIL
GROCERS
Limited
SELL
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SATISFY ,
Seedless
ROLLED OAT,S
cHoicE
2 lbs. 25c
boxes- 3
COOIrINge
FIGS
bars
Less than 7c, a bar
Ce
Dominion' Baking Grap Fruit large &juie-Y
Powder 19c.tin 3 for 29c,
SPECIAL
RICHMELLO
TEA
ENGLISH
TEA
'..roclhuriter' Speeial Tod hunter's Select
offee 39c. lb 'Coffee 55c. lb
:Mqin SP'
10 • lb PAIL 52.07
Exeter Ont.
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vercoats'aud Suits
or Men and 'Youths
'YOUTH'S OvERCOATS, WORTH $25.00.FOR $20.00
MEN'S' OVERCOATS 'ATORTH $2-5.00' FOR $26,00
OVERCOAtrS Worax $35.00 FOR $25.00
'MEN'S OVERCOATS 'WORTH $45.,00 ,ene),Rxe'35.00
11.1EN'S SUITS WORTH $30rCrO-POR $20.90
comBINATIoN AND TWO-PIECE UNDERWEAR FOR TIIE,
• COOL WEATHER.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED'AN EARLY SI-IIPMENT OF
CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR. SOMETHING vERy rn..Fry.
MU.FFL RS, GLOVES, SOCKS
SWEATERS, HATS AND CAPS
EVERYTI-IING FOR ,THE DRESSY YOUNG MAN.
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J'e. John War
Has removed to -Main St. Exeter.
Ise utheet Y.M.d.A. PHONE 70
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office, Carling Block, Main St. Exetet
SURGEON
Graduate of' the Royal College f
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Un
versity of Toronto.
Late District Dental Officer, Mille
tary District Number, One, London,
Ont.,
CA.RLING B.A.
Veteterinry Surgeon
attention. Phone 26w
ANDY EASI'ON
neensed Auctioneer foe'the CO tin -
sty of !furore. Coerespoudence arrange-
ruents for etiles can be suede by call-
ing tip the Central Hotel, Exeter. ,
gitaranteede
FOR SALE--lised Trracter, in good
condition, J3argapi for quick sale.
,Apply to (3ochrtne"'Machirte Works.'
Main OlEce, Main a„.3 Exeter, Ont.
Phone 34, Exeter; I-Iours 9.00 a.rit
Grgttnist and Choirmaster ,T.•
St. :Methodist
Teacher of piano; -vac, The- ,
tbe
We haye a, limited snoply.Z1 good,
ord ,Wood for ,sale.'
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