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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid Up
Exeter Branch
Creditor! Branch
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M. R. Complin, Manager
MV'WrTElfe'r^’Manager
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Following interesting item refers
to an Exeter Old Boy, Organist of a
church at Elora.
’The Cantata,. “The Nativity of
•.Christ,” given^^afdet the auspices
of the- Elora United
®;church, was fairly well attended, in
'•Spite of the fact that it was Christ-
I. mas 'week, and that the majority of
^ people were more or less engaged
in holiday preparations. The Rev.
A. H. Plyley opened the evening’s
. entertainment With a few appro
priate remarks and outlined the
I'iplari of the Cantata. The program
I'prqneY^Vvas opened With- selectidns.
?:. by the-.NAveity- Male Orchestra , of
‘‘‘lithe' pieces-, of which Mr, Robert
GambiW?AX.&M;;' * the ?church’ or%
' gaiiist, These wereWclitMWhdr rTh& cantata was dir
.rfded - •intty.’x.ft-ftfiteen. sections. r tO£
D these, seven were given as a first
part arid -Six as a secend, with an
intermission. The choral work all
through Was particularly fine, re-
„ fiecting much credit on the mem-
S'sw.Bers of the organization, ana show
ing careful and effective training
by the choir leader, Mr. Gambrill.
■ The solo parts were takeii by the
fallowing: Mrs. Wm. Watt, Miss E.
Winfield, Mrs. R. G« Faskeri, Mrs*
/ Scott, Mrs. A. H. Gambr’ll. jL.R.A.M
of Exeter, Messrs. Fester, Hunt and
Frazer. The intermission was nfce-
Jy^illed in with a violin solo by Mr*
S. fGambrill, Mrs. Gambrill accompany
ing oh the piano. A- male quar
tette composed of Messrs. Hunt,
Wardley, Johnson arid Frazer,, ten*
k dered “The Wayside Cross,” and the
orchestra played a selection. At
this stage of the program, too, there
i, was a feature Of special merit, a
t dftet, “Christmas Iff’ W Heart/*
given by Miss Hazel Staffer and
Master Billy Wardley. Ws W
...........'rendered, arid'tvas'- brie 'Oi'
t OiiDjtanding features Of the ev*
Then foiiowd the second l&cawtay and at its close ,feWed song ”My Work IS
wO're'ndared by Mrs, Gam*
M Mir. R. GambriU ac-
’■ d* on the piano* After
hoir and a few friends
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were ‘’entertained in the church par
lors, where the Women’s Association SeriY^'^e^e^hitfeiits. A hearty
vote at Jihanksjfeajs. tendered the la
dies onfc mouonrof ^'Mf. Bissell and
Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Thomon replied
for the ladies with a few pleasant
words.
Mr. Hi J. A. MacEwan, has been
elected mayor of Goderich for the
fifth consecutiveMr. MacEwan defeated’ G.i*C* Lie,jf reeve last year,
by 278'vqtbsf
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OLD HOME-GATHERING
The Borne 'of Mr., Frank AJlen^ {ot
Ci’pma.rty, .was .thpjscerie of,
sant Christmas;, gathering pit. Mon-
daYr 'He,dembe^'’Wev, 26th*‘ ^VhriB? >29
adhererits; ;:th£e*Alieri ‘‘ I am 11$*' as
sembled rit the bld home to join in
■ait old-time . Christmas celebration.
Among those* present Mrs. A.
Allen, of * Exeter; Mr. and Mrs,
Preston Dearing also of Exeter; Mr.
Wilsori Allen and his two children,
Mairjorie and Deari, late of Saska
toon; Mr. and* Mrs. Stanley Alien
and family, of Westlock, Alta.< who
afrivrid a couple of Weeks previous
in company with Mr. Edgar Allen,
of Cromarty, who had been visiting
in the Edmonton district during the fail seasonjMr. Ivy Alien, of Brant
ford and son Lloyd were here, but
bWing to illness at the hbme of Mrs.
Allen’s patents the rest of the fam
ily wete unable to be present. Mr.
arid Mrs. R. B. Quance, of Cromar
ty arid Mr. arid Mrs. Edgar Allen, and
family of the 12th Concession made
up the assemblage. All sat down
together tb a sumptuous dinnej*
served bn twu extension tables and
did Justte to both. After dinner
Santa Claus appeared to pass around
the ’maiiy goodly presents hanging
on the Christmas tree. Then fofc.
lowed a short musical program in
which four violins and piano took
part, played by Messrs, Stanley,
Frank. Edgar, Wilson and their
sister, Mf»i Quance. The evening
was spent Iri games and dancing.
All acclaimed it a right merry
Christmas.
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-Exeter Markets
Wheat $1.25-
OataOSc.
BarW;72e
‘Manitoba Flour $4-4.0,
Blended flour §3,90.
Pastry Flour $3,40*
Feed Flour $2.10,
Bran
Shorts §1,85
Creamery Butter 44c,
Dairy Butter 35—3 8c.
Eggs, extras 48c.
Eggs, Seconds 42c.
Hogs §8.00
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Two dozen Ladjes’ and Misses’
Hats on sale at $1.50 each. Two
days only, Friday and Saturday, Jan
uary 6th and 7th.—A. YELLAND
&4YTERIAN CHKRCH
Emit®. b.A;7 Minuter
.m.-t—Sunday School. '
11 a.m,—- “The ;God .of Creation,
Grace and Providence,”
7 p.m.*—“Thq Unknown. Path.’
Write 1928.
Stock-taking is the order of the
day.
It doesn’t look much like an open
winter.
Mrs. S, Martin is confined to her
bed through illness.
Mr. Thos. Kay spent the holidays’
With his parents at Strathroy.
Mr. Chas. Pilon left last week for
New York to attend a motor show.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Harness and
family pent New Year’s in Clinton.
Mr. W. A. Patrick, .visited’ at. his
home in Seaforth ovei* the holidays.
Mr. Ernest Collingwood is con
fined to the Exeter hospital through
illness.
Mr. Stanley Walter has taken a
position 'as junior at the Bank of
Montreal.
Mr. G. Trevithick, of Toronto Uni
versity, spent the week-end with
friends in town.
Mr;’ Ulric Snell is in Oshawa at
tending the first showing of the
New Pontiac models. ,
Mr. Bert Doyle is in Toronto this
week attending a convention of the
Overland dealers.
Misses Ellen and Pearl Love, of
Buffalo, spent the week with their
mother, Mrs. D. Love. »
• Many are predicting that 1928
will be a year of prosperity for Can^
ada. May it be true.
< "Miss Jean McMillan, of Morpeth,
visited over New Year’s- the guest
of Miss Stella Southcott.
Miss Marguerite Aldswortli, of
Stratford, spent the holidays with
her parents at Sexsmith.
Rev. R. E. Southcott has return-’
ed.to Morpeth after'visiting for sev
eral days with his- mother.
• Mr. and Mrs. Merkely, of London,
visited over the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Etherington. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gowie, of Sar
nia, ’ spent Christmas with the lat
ter’s mother, Mrs. .D, Love. ■ «
Mr., A. Sheere lias returned to De
troit if ter visiting his mother, Mrs,,
M. Sheqrp over the holidays.
Mr, and Mrs- Frank Flintoff, of
Strafford, visited at Mr. and Mrs.
Geb. Ether jqgtop’s over Sunday.
Mr- Clayton “Dodo” Hoffman has
been appointed manager of the Galt
O.TI. A. Intermediate hockey team.
Mr. Thos. Tapp,- of Detroit, who
spent the holidays with his father;
Mr. Wm. Tapp, has returned to his
home.
Miss Kathleen LoVe, of Parkhill,
visited at the home of her aunt?
Mrs. D. Love, during Christmas
week. •
Miss Viola Hodgson visited for
several days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Skinner, . of Us-
borne.
Mr. arid Mrs. Jas. Hill, have re
turned from Hamilton after spend
ing the holidays with their son, Mr.
Francis Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and child
ren, of London, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. R. Skinner on Wednesday
of last week.
Mr. A- Llewelyn Stewart, of Mont
real, visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Stewart for a fpw
days last week.
Mr. Maurice Ford returned to To
ronto Saturday after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Ford.
Miss Francis Pearce, who is at
tending Central Business College,
Stratford, spent the holidays with
her parents here.. i;
’•“JWriH ’ Wtis ^received .recently; .from
'Millett’, Alta.;. of the death of Wil-4
bdr Djnney, soil of Robina and the
late John Dinney.
Mi’S. Win. Essery and daughter,
Mi^s Vera,, and; Mrs.^-Wm^liooper
spent .the <ih.oli4ay •. ■au>.the/hOTric ot1
Mr. JaS. Oke, Centralia. ' ■
Mr. Harold Fisher, who "has been
employed at the Exeter Creamery
left last week for Guelph to take
the winter course at the O. A. C.
Miss Gladys Marshall, of Toron
to; Mr. Eldon McKinney and Mr, E.
L. Ed worthy, both of London; were
holiday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hillary Horton,
Mr. David Marik, Who has been in
failing health for the past eight
years, has iiot been as well of late
arid for the past, three weeks has
been confined to his bed.
The Times-Advocate during the
past few "weeks have received many
renewal , subscriptions but bwiag to
the holiday rush the labels have not
been changed. This we expect to
do at our first opportunity*
Mr, Samson Yelland, has retard
ed to his home in Ft. Petry after
spending the Christmas rind New
Year holidays with his sisters In
town, MK Gibbs Yelland, of Wind
sor, spent Christmas here. :
A week’ of prayer is being ob
served in the James St, United
church this week. Service is being
held each evening and the paster,
Rev. D. MriTavish is being assisted
by Rev. W. Down.
BROS.
Phone 16
Redu&d Prices
JAMES ST, UNITED CHURCH
n ' CANADA
Rev, D. McTavish, Pastor
.W, R- Gouldlng, A.T.C.M.
Organist and Choir-Leader
11 a.m,-r—.“I believe in the Holj
tholic Church.” 4th and last in
the Study of the Apostle’s Creed.
p.m.-rr-Sabbath School « r
p,m.—“The Faith of John Wes
ley.” 5 th in the series on “Faith
of our Fathers.”
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup
per will be administered at both
services, Don’t forget the prayer
service at 8 o’clock each evening.
Special Pre Communion and Recep
tion Service, Friday evening. Ses
sion will meet at 7 p.m. to receive
candidates for membership.
MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Rev. O. J. Moorhouse, Pastor
OPENING SERVICE OF THE YEAR
11 a.m.—“The Fruit of the Spirit—
Longsuffering”
3 p.m.—Sunday School.
7 p.m.—“On the. Edge of the Prime
vil Forest.” Continued by request.-
Mrs. Clarise.- Snell and children
spent New Year’s’With the former’s
parents in London.
Mr. Jack Pryde, of Windsor,
spent New Year’s with his brother
Thomas in town.
Mr. Norman Hern, of Norwich,
spent New Year’s with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas., Hern.
Mr. Cecil Atwood has left for Pe-
terboro where, he will take a three
months’ course in aviation.
Mr. Maurice Senior has returned
to Toronto after spending the holi
days under the parental roof. «•
M*rs. Walters has returned to
Brantford, after, spending the holi
days with her sister, Mrs. D. Davis.
Mrs. D. McTavish and children
have returned home after spending
the' holidays; with relatives in Rip
ley.
Mr. arid Mrs. W. J^ Heaman' and
family'spent New Year's with the
former’s brother, Mr. A. M. Heaman
of London.
. Mr. Fred HQUinan has returned
to his studies at'Arin Arbor Univer
sity after, spending the-holidays' alt.
his home here. •
Mrs. Chester Lee; who recently
jinderwqqt an operation for append
icitis :at DrU‘ Fletcher’s hospital, - is
getting, along nicely and was able
to be removed to her home on Wed
nesday. .... ■ • * Jr ,r
Mr. and >Mrs. O^ H./Becketf; Betty
and Robt., of NeW'- Hamburg, spent
the holidays uwRh V'M’ts- '‘■-BeckSr’s
parents, Dr. J. W. a.h4 Mrs- Brown
ing., \ .js'.■ «,
Mr. arid Mrs. F/jJB- Neyman qnd
$on ^eldon, of-. Kingston, visited
With '.Mrs. Newman’s -parents, Mp.
^nd Mrs. R. G. Seldon, - ov.er Ney
Years. , ■
Mr. Harold Wood and Mr. Bert
Welsh, of Toronto;-'' arid’ ' Dr? ■' G.
-Blatchford, • of f Fenton, ’Mich.,- !tfere'
the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wood over the holiday.
Mrs. Edna Hearts left' on Satur-’
day to visit her brother, Mr. Jos.
Follick, of Hamilton, over the holi
day arid also to visit in Toronto
prior 'to leaving with a cousin to'
spend the winter. in-Florida.
Mrs. A. Cottle, of London, was in
town the forepart Of’ the week at
tending the funeral ,of the late John
Keys. Mrs.' Cottle, who has been
living in London, .intends, moving
back to Exeter as soon as the roads
are in condition. , ...
School re-opened Tuesday follow
ing the Christmas holidays. -The
old staff, with the exception of Miss
Hills who is ill at her home in Dub
lin, are all back on the job. The
The University students, who were
home, have all returned to
studies.
The Exeter H. S; Hockey' ___
will play In Parkhill bn Friday,
January . 6th, this being the first
game in the WOSSA League. Park
hill will play Exeter in Hensail bn
,Jan. 11th as there 4is**hb ice here
owing to the collapse of the skat
ing rink.
Miss Jean MbKweri, daughter, of
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McEwen, of Till-
sonburg, and a grand-daughter of
Mr1, and Mrs, D. Mack; of town, was
presented with a i life-membership
from her Mission Band?, of the United. church df'.4ja*riaida/.jrit’'Ii^^riik'i'ven‘'
deretT the best ~ services aria "raised
the most mone? during the year. She
was also made a member of the W.
PRESENTATION
At the Sunday Schbol service in
the James St. United church on Sun
day afternoon the Young Men’s
Bible Class presented their retiring
teacher, J. M. Southcott, with a well-
worded address of appreciation and
a handsome end-table.handsome endtable*
The
their
team
If you can’t feel just right,
If you can’t sleep at night,
If yoti moan and sigh,
If your throat is dry,
If yriu can’t smoke or cheW
If your grub tastes like gltfe,
If your heart doesn’t beat,
If you’ve got cold feet.
If ydUr head’s in a Whirl,
For heaven’s sake—marry
girl,the
.'teMrtliJwiiwitl'mi It'll in'mil IT
FISH FISH
We wilt have this week
SALMON, WHITE FISH, SALMON
SNACKS, FILLETS, HADDIE AND
HALIBUT
HARVEY A HARVEY *,
Overcoats
20 only Men’s Winter Overcoats, nearly every
size in the lot. Here is ypur chance to buy a
good winter overcoat at a gr^at saving in price
These overcoats sold for $23.00 to $25.00
Take your pick for $14.95
New Patterns in Chintz for Comforters
' 15 nevz patterns in Chintz for Comforters, 36 inches wide
in a very fine range of new patterns. You, will be needing a
suw,ly- • „,, -
Good value at per, yard 25c,
Remnants Remnants
We start to take stock ^thisr^vie^k.. and will place on our
counters many ends that have beeq greatly reduced in price
for quick selling..' -m i , —
10 doz. Ld^sfVests s
In Cream or White, with no;sleeves and half sleeve, re-. .
gular $1.00. These are good1 weight , and good value.
Cfearing at 75c.
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;15 doz. Ladies Wool & Siik & Wool Hose
• , - These hose sold as high as !|>1.50, ar pair.' We,have group*-.
' ed them all together and offer* them for' quick clearing
ANNUAL MEETING
' TAKE NOTICE .tpat the Annual
Meeting of the Exeter Horticultural
Society will be held Friday, Jan-
mdry 13th at 8 o’clock p.m. when
the report of the- officers will be
received and the election.; of- direc
tors take place.
j. J. G. Stanbury, Sec’y-Treas.
;‘FOR SALE—Used Electric Range
suitable for farmer, will sell very
cheap. Apply TimeS-AdvociatG.
STRAYED—Onto the premises, a
yearling heifer. Owner may have
same by proving property and pay
ing, expenses. Apply to Thomas
Mawhinriey, Dashwood, R. R. No. 3.
; . 42-22-3 tc.
FOR SALE—Two cutters. Apply
to Dr. Orme, Crediton
FOR SALE—Coal range. Apply
to W. W. Taman. 12-29-2tp
FOR SALE — Set of tire chains,
size' 30x3^. For sale cheap. Apply
to W. J. Beer. < , 1-5-ltp.
YOU’RE NOT SO DUMB ‘
to suffer from Sore Throat, “ Bron
chitis,' Cough, Brbticliial Asthma,
Catarrh, Head Colds’, Adenoids' and
Tonsil troubles, when GOOD re
sults -lare guaranteed by using Mrs,
Sybilla Stfahts TonsiKitis. Try It.
HoWey’s■'•DhiglBtcfrtf, Eifbter arid A.
W. Ei HempllilW Hensall.
Electric Wiring and
. Repairing
Workmanship Guaranteed
LEO. HENNESSEY
Exeter, Ontario
William Street Telephone 193
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON
EVERYTHING YOU BUY AT
T. H. Elliott’s
Sults, Overcoats, Overalls, Smbcks,
Odd Pattts, Underwear, Sweaters,
Gloves, Mitts, Shoes, Rubbers, Shirts
Collars, Mufflers, Ties, Hockey Shoes
Hats, Caps or anything you Want in
Men’s wear. . ’
This is hot a ten day saie, but’I
am going tb continue this said just
as ldng as the public will help me
to carry out my plan of selling on a
small profit,
And let me fell you everything I
sell is first class quality and net old
stock.
Many can help one and lh this ease
Otte can help many,
Phone 16
Ernest C, Harvey
GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER
Mutual life ofCanada
FIRE, ■ -■ AUTOSfelBILE’ . ACCIDENT,
SlCKNESSi^lND^T^ii^, ETC. ■'
W;.;R,<GOIJLD1NG
'■ ’1' . ■Organistand GhoirmaMC'r
James S££United CliurCh .
9. Insfrhctlon. Iri "
Piano ydCaj J ..: Organ ^- J'Thieorj
Supervisor, of Music m .Schools,,„ } Concert Ebgajgementsf Accepted
Studio, Main St? Bqj^57, Phone192
EX]4YER.Offj,
DOMINION
ASSURANCE CO.
Head Office, Waterloo, Ontario
Clinton g. morlock
Agent, Crediton, Ont.
'Telephone 21 r 5 10-8-4t<r
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19 zf:
The London Life
Insurance Co. <
W. O. PEARCE, AGENT
Exeter. Phone 13 0W. .
Residence, Ann St. two blocks west;
of Ford Garage ' J
1874
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
. iSHARPENED (an£n^ke)
SINGLE EDGE{..............a...,.
• .-V ‘■ • -7/ i'.'u- *
DOUBLE EDGE ..............
?.' Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. s. COLS, DRUGGlW;
3c
4c
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HOGARTH BABY CHICK ;
HATCHERY
, ’ FOR SALE-r-Some choice cocker
els for breeding purposes, various
prides. We carry a complete line Of
poultry supplies, including Cod LlVbr
Oil, Poultry Specifics, Developing
and Laying Meal, Beef Meal, Bohe
Meal, Oyster Shell, Ceil-O-Glass,
Etc,. ’ t ‘ ' ‘a tj. . ,
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FOR SALE OR RENT—Fine brick
residence, heated with hot air, elec
tric lighted, good garden. Apply to
R. E.. Pickard. 10-27tfc
FOR SALE—Storey and half brick
house on Gidley Street with two lots,
hard and Soft wate., and Electric
Lights, also some fruit trees, cen
tral location. Apply GLADMAN A
STANBURY, Solicitors for Adminis
trator; Estate Caroline G, Ford.
^I’QULTRY——We Want your poul*
try... -Highest .prices paid.—South
cott Bros.
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' H0U$feANb >ARN FOR SALE—
Baril iSf »6X4O ft, with 18 ft. posts,
Tw^Moi'dy brick- house. Both to be
removed nff farm. Terms reason
ably. Apply tb . Noah Deltfich,
Dashwood. iPhone 5 on 31
■ . ; ■ ' a i'2-3^st0.
LOST— On'" Main St. Exeter on
Saturday evening a sum of money
In bills, onh> a $20.00 bill, Finder
rewardod, Plesirie leave word at.
TimdeUdvoi^io; s'4 1-5-1 tp.
Have Your Eyes
Examined To-day
There is nothing to be gained by
delaying that eye examination.
There is much to be lost.
Each day that your eyes are uadeg
a strain makes It more difficult for '
your Optometrist ‘ to give yon satis
factory glasses
You will be surprised at the thor
oughness of our-methods—apd wtDF
be jpleaeed- with 'the glasses.
, Call today and ’earn the■ . truth .
abo.ut your eyes. -
John Ward
CHIROPRACTOR * OpTI<MA$f
HURON & ERIE
DEBENTURES
Authorized by Government.
as Trustee Investments
The Interest Is paid half yearly
upon 1100.00 or more for 1 to S?
years,
Applications for same are accept
ed at any time by t
carling a Morley
Barristers &c.. Exeter, Oat.
„ STRA.YHD—Onto the. premises of
Z. Desjardirie, Babylon Line, Hay,
d two-ycar-old heifer. Owner may
have Same by proving property and
paying expanses. Apply to T. H.
Meyers, Zurich.
DOG LOST— Black and white
the name of Mack SttitabW* reward. Apply at Times-
Advocate, 1-5-lte
S'OIt SALE—One cutter and one
eet Of dingle driving harness* Apply
te Dr. GibSoii, phohe 99, Exeter; '
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