The Exeter Times, 1924-8-14, Page 80
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New s Dresses at 98c.
These attractive House Dresses made of • good quality Chambray
and neatly trimmed with Cringhams, Satins and Chintz, would reg-
ularly sell lit' $1.5b each. We have too many of them so must clear
them at; 98c,
rss Lengths Reduced
All ,Dress lengths, Shirt lengths and remnants of summer mat
erials are now' greatly: reduced in price, If you could use a length,
of Voile, Racine, Printed Crepe or Gingham we will give you a
Real Bargain.
Foot -Wear Sacrificed
Shoes, SIippers, Sandals, wearing Boots and rubber -soled foot-
wear for every member of your family can be purchased here this
month at real sacrifice prices. A box of rubber -soled slippers for
Boys and Girls at 60c pr.
At active China,
Ourbeautiful display of Fancy China, Pottery and Glass Novel-
ties is attracting many summer visitors and tourists. Come in and
have a look and bring your friends along. Our Prices are lower
and our Assortment is Large.
Real Grocery r®;'argair s
Royal Yeast ...... ........... ... ,...,..05c
1 Ib. Pink Salmon 15c
1 ib. Red Salmon 25c
McLaren's Jellies 3 for 25c
Christie's Soda Biscuits,..l5c. pkg
Kellogg's Corn Flakes,.10c. pkg
Small ` carnation milk 06c
15 bars any laundry soap.,98c
2 lbs. Seedless Raisins,.....25e
Choice Oranges 39o. doz
Large Carnation Milk.... 12% c
Crisp Ginger Snaps' 13c. lb
Guaranteed Teas t 65c lb.
New, large Lemons ....30c. doz
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For many years we have been furnishing homes like yours.
Our service to young couples hasbeen perfected to the highest.de-
gree of genuine helpfulness. No matter hok • little or how much
you may wish to invest, in furnishing your .home complete, you, are
assured every advantage of 1o' prices, courteous<service-and pains-
taking attention in making ,bur selection's.'
Ail we ask is that yon give us an opportunity of showing you
how reasonably you can purchase:furniture at this store.
WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES ON (EVERYTHING IN OUR
ENTIRE
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Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director
Motor Hearse and Horse Equipment
Long distance calls given prompt attention,
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
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411hot re'lort---Tt a following• is
the report of the Exeter chaset
corrected every Wednesday..
New Wheat $1.15''
Oats 50c
Marley 65-70
Manitoba Flour $4,50
Pastry Flour $3.75
Family Flour $4.25
Feed Flour $2.00
Bran $1.55
Shorts $1,70
Dairy Butter 31c
Creamery Butter 37 38.
Eggs, Extras 30c.
Eggs, seconds 20c.
Lard 18o
Hogs $1.0;00
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Cutbush are.
spending a few weeks in Bayfield,
Miss A. Eacrett, of Toronto, vis-
ited her father', Mr. M. Eacrett, last
week.
Mrs. Knapp, of Kamloops, B. 0,,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. N.
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tuckey, of
London, are holidaying with ...relat-
ives.
Miss Vera Ramsay, of Hamilton,
visited Miss Louise Hackney last.
week.
Miss Ethel Seed, of Chicago, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Willi
Abbott,
Mr. Alton Neil, of London, visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Jon
on Monday.
Rev. R. E. Southcott, of Jennette'
Creek, is holidaying with his mother'.
at Grand Bend.
Miss Gregory and her sister, Mrs.
Miller left Tuesday to • visit friends
in Brantford.
C AYEN PiRESBYTERAI ClifURCIR
Rev. amines Foote, B.A., Minister,
Union Services in Caven Church
Rev. Clyesdale will preach
10 a: unday School and Bible
Class
BOY Scouts meet, Friday evoning.
JAMES STREET BIETBIODIST
CHURCH
Rev. W. E. ' Donnelly, B. A., Pastor
10,15 --Morning Fellowship.
11 a.nl,-Rev. John Veala
3 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
7 p.m,—Rev. John ,Veale.
Mr`S, Fuller and. son Cecil, of Ed-
monton, are visiting with relatives
in Exeter. 1
A . number from Exeter attended.
the Veteran's' Picnic at Bayfield on
Wednesday.
Miss' Alice Mowat has returned to
Toronto after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Way.
The Misses Jean and Jule Spencer
of St. Thomas, visited Miss Thelma
Taylor on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor spent
Tuesday in Ingersoll with. Mr. and
Mrs .Thos. Edwards.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ready, of London,
visited over' the week -end with Rev.
J, D. and Mrs. Kestle.
am Mr. Victor Sweet returned ` to
Cleveland on. Friday after visising
ed his mother, Mrs. T. Sweet.
es Mr. and, Mrs. E. E. McFaul, for-
merly of Seaforth, are visiting with
their daughter, Miss Kate Moran'..
Mrs. Geo. Anderson left Tuesday.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Vrooman
of Blenheim.
Mrs. and Miss Waas, of St. Marys,
have been visiting with relatives in
this community.
Miss Maida Hern and Mise Weber
of Norwich, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Hern.
The Misses Stevenson, of Toronto
are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm.'Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Doerr and son.
-left Wednesday on a motor trip to
Kitchener and Toronto.
Mrs. David Hackney. and, daugh
ter .Mildred are visiting the forrner's
brothers at ' Carlton Place.`'
Miss Mabel Winegarden silent last
week visiting her uncle, Mr. 'David'
Wilson, of Wilkin• Grove.
Miss' Amy Shapton returned on
Friday last after holidaying with
relatives in Galt and Hamilton.
Mr.
and Mrs. Perry 'Dignan and
two- children, of Toronto, are spend
ing a week with Mr. E. Dignan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wood and
daughter, of California, are visiting
with:relatives in4 this community.
Mrs. Wm. Passmore and Miss Jen-
nie, Mrs. Ed. Pollen and Mrs. Thos..
McCurdy
are spending this week
at Grand- Bend.
Mrs.' J.'Jarrott, of Hay, called on
friends in Exeter on Wednesday.
Mrs. Jarrett has just recovered from
a recent: illness.
Hon. W. R. and .Mrs. Motherwell,
and Mr. Motherwell's private sec-
retary Miss Comings, of Ottawa,
visited Mr?;. Kitchen last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Robertson, Mr. J.
McDonald- and Miss _ H. Helderly, of
Stratford, motored over and spent
Sunday with Mrs. Thos. Creech.
Mrs D. Spicer and her son Bert.
and daughter Mrs. Braun, and her
son Gordon tof Brantford, spent the
weelc .end with .relatives and friends,
Miss Verna Walker has secured a
position as' 's'dh'ooI teacher at New
Toronto, , and -Miss Lillian Walker
has secured a school at Burlington:
lVfr. and Mrs. Esli 'Heywood and
Misses Salome and Almeda Fink-
. motored to London on Satur-
day and spent the afternoon at Spr
ingbank park,
Rev. A. J. and Mrs. McMahon. of
Duntroon, are visiting with- Mr. and
Mrs. John Rowe. Mr. McMahon
will preach in Egmondville Presby-
terian church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Sheere and
,four children, and Mr. and Mrs.
White and child, of Brantford, mot-
ored up and spent Sunday and Mon-
day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Medd and two
daughters were in .Simcoe last week
attending the Old Boy's Re -union
Miss N. Medd„ who has been _there
for a time is expected ' home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Bawden
Helen, and
daughter, en, and `Mr. and 'Mrs.
Fr'
a,nk
Hamden, of Toronto, return-
ed home on Saturday after a motor
trip to Columbus, Ohio. They were
away for a month and visited en
route. .- .wra., g ;, t i
Mr, and Mrs. Vi
werer Victor French, who
With the
press party overseas,
and who visited in Exeter and CIin-
ton for a few days, left last Friday
for their home in Wetaskiwin,' Alta,
going by boat from Sarnia to Fort
,William.
Mr. Wm. Ballantyne, of Fort Wil -
Rani, Who has been visiting here
for,
a Week, returned` to that. city via
the•Great Lakes on Tuesday. M.
'Baltantyne and children, who have
been here for "a
month, returned
With him. .
Miss Ila Johnsthase returned —=-=O BUTTON
to town after spending several days
in Seaforth at the Old Boy's Re -Un-
ion. - —
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COM* Keduced Prices
WE ARE OFFERING THE BALANCE QF OUR SUMMER i
ES AT REDUCED Pri,ICES,' WE STIi.L HAVE : A FINE ASSORTMENT '
FOR; YOUTO CHOOSE ,FROM. DROP IN AND SEE THE VALUES.
White Footwear. at
Reduced Prices
WE` HAVE REDUCED . THE
PRICES ON ALL LINES OF WHITE r
CANVAS FOOTWEAR. SPECIAL
VALUES AT PER PAIR
98c, $1.48 $1.98
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D. & A. Corsets pr. • $ i,.59
THIS IS A D. & A. CORSET, ONE
OF OUR BEST SELLERS. A GOOD
FITTANGG AND WEARING CORSET
AND A LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SUM-
MER. SPECIAL VALUE AT PER
PAIR . $1.59.'
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill, of Lon-
don, are visiting the latter's parents
Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Bissett, of Usbo-
rne.
Mr. Arthur Luxton left Monday
for his home in South Bend, Ind.,
after 'visiting for a month in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Wm. J. Nichols and°
family, of Adelaide were visitors.
with .Mr. and. Mrs. Esli Heywood,
on Sunday.
The Exeter Horticultural Society
have placed a "Welcome" . sign at
the north,„ andsouth entrances • to
the village.
Mr. C. R. Abell and Mrs. J. C.
Abell, of Toronto, motored here and
spent Sunday., with' ' Mr. and Mrs.
.T, Willis,Powell.
Rev. W: E. Donnelly, wife and*
family •are this week holidaying at
Niagara '-Falls and are thoroughly
enjoying the outing.
The delay in harvesting the fall.
wheat, cansed by the' wet' 'weather,
FS- creating `a, little anxiety among.
the farmers: Some of 'the wheat
has started to • sprout. Onion grow-
ers are .also finding 'it difficult to
harvest the crop.
Mr: and Mrs. David Ii:owc1iffe holir-
dayei<l the . fore part of the week at
Port Stanley And the (atter half of the
week at the Bend. While at tthle
Bead they were with their .son-in-law
d
and a
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rMr.and:VI
Mrs,
g s, N. M. Gra-
ham, ham, whoare staying in his father's
cottage.
The motor, traffic on main street
on Saturday evenings is such that
great precaution must be exercised
it an accident or fatality is to be
avoided. Car owners should park,
close to the curb and drivers should
exercise great care.
The young ladies from Exeter
who were successful in passing their
Normal School exams have secured
schools in this neighborhood. Miss
Marguerite Kuntz will teach near
Clandeboye; Miss Dorothy Baikwill
near Zurich and Miss Edna Pfaff at
Shipka.
A 'double and a single 'tournament
among the members of the , Exeter
bowlers are creating a great 'deal of.
interest in the, local green. Trophies
are being awarded ` in each event.
The present—fielders of the doubles
are Messrs. 'N J. Dore and William
Sanders and in the singles event Mr.
Sanders is also the holder.
FOR S LE f
Second hand 7 -ft. Binder, trans-
port Truck and Bundle Carrier, all
in fair condition.
WM. WARD.
FASTEST HARVESTERS' TRAINS
WILL BE BY CANADIAN NA-
TIONAL RAILWAYS.
The special Harvesters' trains of'
•
the Canadian Nati,onal. Railways from
all Ontario points as advertised, will
make the fastest fire, to Winnipeg•
operating via: the new,.Longlac cut-off
the shortest route. between, Eastern.
acid Western ' Cariacl.a. Harvesters
triavnelling by this route will., as '
consequence be first in the. ficin,
The first !train leaves Toronto to,nje
minute afterdn,i� ht
mu g of August 21st-
(12,01 a,m, A.0 'ust 22nd) The fare.
is a flet rate „Q1S to "V !inn e
t�P g and
half a cent a"mile beyond, Returning!
the fare is half a cent per mule .invto.
Wintuipeg and $20 back: to starting e
Point- Comfortable, roomy, convert
it ie (berth) Colonist ,Cars of latest de -
Sign and lunch counter :ca -s
serving a
food,
d
and .
rc,freshmcnts at rcaso,nable .
prices will,tbe attached -to `trains. Spet-d
ial cars will, .be ; provided for •women, i
Purchase your tickets to"Witnntpeg, �n;,a
Canadian, -Natti�amal. Railways, eo. mat- t
ter whether your final 'destl t' b
a .n iilt oni the r tinn tla�n r B
not. Consult !tvitli your nearest aNational
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, ,,,Y for train service, 1etc'A , t
Children's Hose and Socks
WE OFFER ABOUT'15 DOZ. IN
THIS ASSORTMENT, IN SHADES
OF BLUE, BROWN AND BLACK.
,
REGULAR 30, 40 and 50c LINES.
WHILE THEY' LAST, 25c.
Men's Cotton. Socks 4 prs.
for '$1.00 .®.,
IN GREY ONLY. THIS IS A GOOD
IMMINO
.SOCK FOR SIIMMERWEAR. GETallanSIF
A SUPPLY AT THIS PRICE. THEY
ARE GOOD VALUE.
4 PAIRS FOR $1.00
Hatchway Underwear
ASK THE FELLOW WHO
WEARS IT, HOW HE LIKES IT.
IT IS GREAT FOR: HOT WEATHER
PRICE PER SUIT $1.50.
Southcott Bros
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POWELL'S
Bazaar
PLAIN PRICE STORE
SOME SALE, last week. A. `won-
derful time. ' Now that it is over.
we will continue to show where_ this
STORE stand's in this community.
We believe onr Playa will get 'the
Business. VALUES,' that will" en-
thuse every good Housewife.. will be
found here t}aily.
WINDOW SPECIALS WILL COM-
MAND ATTENTION., We make it
Our BUSINESS ,to get new Bargains
for you, and we Want your to get the
Habit of Stepping, into Powells often.
and see whets new f at, the Right
Price.
For Christmas Greeting Cards see
our samples.
Fee Dinner Sets, or any.part that
you 'need, see .oar lines.
For Confectionery, :try LINGER
LONGER KISSES, PeppyHumbugs,
g ,
Rockmints.
For Peanuts, Salted or Roasted,
we 'have them all beat.
For Dinnerplates at 10c each, and
cups and saucers at 15c each this is
the store.
We need your trade. Come along.
1'lte, ' Canadian National Exhibition
costs $700,000 each year tor stage and
produce aside from the tremendous
sump' spent by exhibitors to prepare.
their displays.
A BEAUTIFIER,
REAL
When produced under sanitar
'conditions milk will, -says the'Bank
er Farmer Educator, do" more to
build up''the human body ;and • pro
duce that "school' ` girl , complexion
than all'the Patent medicines that
have been produced since the begin-
ning of°time. If milk could be dis-
guised, handled in bottles'of various
sizes -: and shapes, placed on shelves
of our drug' stores, and advertised
on the basis of what it will really do
e
stores to ' purchase this "wonder of
wonders."
DRINKING IN PARIS
The newspaper editors'who • were
touring Europe say that a feature
of ,Paris which is characteristic is
the abnormal consumption of wine
and beer. These beverages are con-
sumed' in Iarge quantities, and are
everywhere in evidence—in the ho-
tels, in' the homes,. on the streets.
Everywhere beer and wine• have,the
right of way. The drinking places On
the streets, outside ; the shops, are
seen everyihere; on the fashionable
boulevards and on the back streets
of the Latin quarter. There' is no
effort. to conceal the universal cbs
tom of drinking. Fathers and Moth-
ers and cliildren, young Hien and
maidens, in,fuct the population gen-
rally, may 'be seen seated around
L. on'the' sidewalks, quaffing
their. beer e and wine. It is said the
lcoltoiic content of the liquor& is
v
cry, ismiall and that the people can
rink.,them without.serious?, -feel-
ng tile effects. All; that is "'said of
he elrifking ;customs of Paris may
e_said with •equal farce of Antwerp,.
russels, Lille, Liege, Arras and
titer . Belgian and French cities that
we • visited.
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the 'public would flock; to thes
FURNITURE
FOR ,
QUALITY, PRICES
Service and Satisfaction
CALL ON US
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND
FURNITURE DEALERS
R. N. ROW
PHONE 20W
PHONE 20J
W® Goulding
A. T. C.-11.
Organist and. Choirmaster James
St. Methodist Church. f
Teacher of Piano, Vocal and The-
ory, Instructor of Music' in the Public
Schools.
TERMS MODERATE
Box 67, Exeter.
CLEANING PRESSING
and REPAIRING
SUITS MADE -TO -MEASURE
TO FIT YOU AND YOUR POCKET
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE-
LIVERED.
ELLIOTT AND JOHNS
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FOR SALE—One Mildmay Cider
and two Apple Butter Cookers, all
equipped with'`bels, etc. nearly new,
just run two seasons; and one hand,
power Cider Press. Apply A. D.
Stewart, V.S. Ailsa Craig. : Phone 3
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Ten acres in Tp. Stephen, Con. r2;
'good house and- barn, henhouse; 31,i
acres Stta;wberrites for 1925 crop; ex-
tra ;good' land, well drained—must be
sieen to be appreciated; wit1I' be sold
with' or without crop. Apply to 'Geo,
Hay, Crediton, R. R. I.
INSURANCE COMPANY
TSE lSE1TItOlPOLTIiAN LIFE
f The Metropolitan Lite Insgra 1e
Company of New York, insures more
people and is growing faster. than
' any other life insurance company.:
Obviously, the reason for Metropol-
itan
etro ol-
i
tan
su r
e
ince '.
I P in its field, f Id, is that
Petit) believe its policies most .des
irable, its service best, and its costs
most economical. Thi§ Company is
ready to serve you. Tell your insur-
ance wants
toI'I
CHARLES P. 0 WAY,;
Metropolitan Agent, Exeter, Ont.,
Canada.
Auto for Hire
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DAT AND:
T SERVICE
CHARGES 11,,EA,SON'ABLE
A. T. HARNESS
Phone 142k r �'r ✓
ANDY EASTON
Licensed Auctioneer for the Cot*a
ty of Huron. Correspondence arrang
nients for sales can be made, by 'calla
Ing up the Central Hotel, Exeter.
Charges moderate, satisfaettoe
guaranteed.
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A LING
13arrister, 'Solicitor, &c..
Loans, Investments,: Insurance,
Office, Carling Block. Main St. Exetort
G. S. Atkinson L.D.S. D.D
_'DENTAL SURGEON
Graduate' of the Royal College sit
Dental Burgon! of Ontario and' Unto
verriity of Toronto..
Late. District "Dental ®facer, A1
tau'
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District Number
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Main.` Office, Main St,',Exeter, .011.1
Phone 34, Exeter; Hour! ;6 00 06.ai.
to 6.30, p.m.
OMee hours at ZURICH ONT., Tues„
only, at 10.00 o'clock a.su, to 5.9,
o'clock p.m. Phone 79:
A. B. TENNANT
Veter'1 ary Surgeon
Office- McDonneil'n Sines erfs.bles stir!
John St. Phone calls receive prompt
attention. Atone 36w
Local Cartage
I Al4f NOW INA POSITION TO.
GIVE OUR LOCAL TRADE AN AYoc''
MOST. ` IMMEDIATE SERVICE.
Ho ' Bagshaw
TRY US Phone 6SW.;
Cochrane Machine
Works
Ford motors reground, fitted witi'a
Pistons, Complete $16.00 Every,'
make of Car Motor and Engines re-
ground with Pistons Complete to fit,
also Tractisr8.
FARMS FOR SALE ---A few chola,_
farms in the Townships of lThborne,
Tuckersmith and .Ribbert. Good, .
buildings and well located as to *le
kets. Priced right. Apply to Thoaa-
Cameron, , dans' .
. Box x
164. Exeter.. ..
GIZEGG'S
Clothing'
Hospital
We are pleased to announce that
we are able to return to our work'
and are again able to giveyes(
prompt and satisfactory service, i �•
- Cleaning, 'Pressing, . Dyeing,Mo,'
pairing, Remodelling.. Turning off#
al kinds ,of clothing,
,LADIER, WORK : ,tA S. ,
We also Make Ladies' andGent*
Stilts; to • 'A trial is solicited-`
W. II. GREGG