HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1911-12-21, Page 8Fall anc
Winter
Clothin;
it is tivae you were thinking about
Your, cold weather clothing.
We are prepaid to sltpRly' Yell with
Zinice Fall
r Winter stdof the best
t
ma,teri 1., the :latest style and aanish
at a price that cannot beaten.
Try u; And we will give you sat.
isfacdon.
:
erchaatt Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
EXETER MARKETS.
GED R.40LL WEDN'ED
80
Tia
as
Buckwheat.. R ,
Oats.
Peas
Potatoes, per lag "
.,
"lour, per cwt„ family
lout%flow grade per ew
Butter. M14 R*,. 5 ,,TR
Ltrehogs, percwt...."
Shorts per ton.,,.,.,,..
Brszt per ton., ,..,
Sugar ,Beet meal »., T
SQ.
42 42
$5 1 0
75 00
1300
2 50
150 150
80 81
0 20 per
1
24 tars
FAQ
Poultry
TuxkeX
Gest
DoCks
ld
See rrur GtaverrrXzse"l cI c No.
Spy ,Pisses, 1?ttt up 14us l l bosesa a.t
$1.75 per torp
JONES & MAY
C",r stntas Holly. Gel. you Holly here
and decorate,-Statruxtr's..
Sweater Coats for boys, Girls
Men and Women. Some'spec-
als at $1.00, 2.25 4.50~ SS.•-
Stewart'a.
MARRIAGE LICENSE, -Get` ;tour maz-
e license at the Advocate: Office.
Salk Waists Lengths in the
new stripes. This silk is guar-
anteed waists length for $2.25
-Stewart's.
1,,W e are rnakir'»g a specialty in the
chocolate lure for this Christmas trade
20e., 30c., 40c„ 50C., 80c-Stathann's
Kozy Slippers for the cold
weather. .Large range from
50c. to $1.65. -Stewarts. jib
SURE --You want the oast flour for
your Xmas baking, then use MODEL,.
Bread, 'buns and biscuits made from it
have the nutty flavor.
Beautiful Purses with the
new cord handles, in brown,
Grey and Black. 60c. to $1.50
-Stewarts.
Remember we handle the celebrated
sealshipt oysters -solid meat -50c. a
cia'art, or by tut d5s r in any style. -W.
7 Statham.
GOLD:WATCH CHAIN -A gentle
nl_n s gold watch chain, with a gold
Iocketn the shape of a hear. , and a
setting in Centre, was disposed of by
Fletcher' Gower, on or about clectlon
day. The person having same will
kindly return to Mrs. Aaron Sutton, the
owner, and she will settle for :it.
MRS. SUTTON-.
.A beautiful array of FRESH Bonbons
boxes from' 25c. to ..$1.50.-Statiham'a
The Advocate ' wiplbe sent to any
address in Canada till ' January 1913
for $1.00.,
The. Fantom-nie ie the best: of 'the,
many good Ch ::stmas, Entertainments
Oven by ;the Th ilwtt Memorial S. S, -On
Thursday evening.
Mr. and M-s.'Thos. Harton gave a
banquet to the <:Main -street :choir on
Thursday eran:tniy last' in the church,
when a very pleasant time was spent.
The Jamas Street League gave a de
lig.7tfut pumplalCn -pie social on. Tuesday
night, when a large nu&nber we+re pres-
ent and had a geed title. All admit
+tlla.t th•}, p"n wale ,"just likemother
used to make."
Beni -ember that the municipal nomin'
ation mentiny are this Friday noon'
"from 12 to 1 o'clock. And be wise to
your .own _-ttereste and the interests
of the town and' to not niaminate some-
-.sus; for fun."
iThe new band appeared on the Street.
pr rciay ev nin ,. and biose who heard
them tivere very Pleased wall '' the class:
of inus!o played and the ability shown:,
by (fie members of .th.e' new orgari_za-
b_otn. l'R believe the -citizens of
tsr w.'1 ; have • a band, to ba proud of,
and we trust tat t'ney w!11 'ties treated
tan mussy.
CI K
RECASTS STS FOR DEC.-,
i I re %±tl?a.r,s ernx period se -were t1 last:
f1vL'R yea. , oe ins central en the
rna will icing rain and prof
ling -:and thunder on
2�Et but snow and sl r
Tggh baro1neter north -e
cg1�d,rfax yreathe ywrll
if
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THE EXETER, ,AIIVESCATE, THURSDAY, IlttE1VIBER 21,
LOCAL IDOINGS 1
Cirastznas Monday-.
School closes on Friday afternoon for
the Ctleatznas holidays,
The several councils nlet.'*or the: last.
thus this -year on the l501>
Miss AVinule Ho.warti, teacher was off
duty part of they,"week owing; to illness,
To -day will be the shortest day ' o*
the year, acid from now on the days
wall le.ngtllen;
We are pleased to see 31r. 'Wellington
Neil around again, atter being ;mored
by a fall 'recently.
f ,.
A woman a
1 a bo bto re_o
,osay. n«able 1
the man she, mart es, but she is reason -
lily sure to aalfortrx':hint
Ws sea Elsie and Edna McCallum have
presented Mani St, Church with four
beautiful oak collection plates.
Rel lember 'it's arra headquarters s for all
fine confeettorie-r-Gra;rges trona 15e. to
Gale a dozen, Sunkist-Stat-t'ia,;l's.
The reserved seats are nearly all
taken. Act at ogee ':f you wish to get
n3R Tsittino oG. Thursday evening at the
Pantomime.
Aux .3,rd-In makiag up our file cogres
or the Advocate we f] d wa are short
ort
the _:ssu' 4 ' ltg, li, We shall be pleas-
ed, ,.f any, of oar sent-, c'.i,h' a �t;1
ha,ald els, a copy of that date,
, many .Rrierds !leo) of Ret R.
11,
Perkins, of 1 s-' so'U, ra: former Ise -
ton. of the `r..$ria AStt.,o,ial elloreh, will
IAaiI3. -with much 'regret that he is afflict
eat With a, severe attack. of diphtheria,
Messrs \Y _Snell ood. T.ne .I Baker
dove to Grey Township last week and
spelt a a'oulal. Q. days slaoo.t;rng r'abbit's,
2 .y sure ed 1 in getting t21,z`ty,,five
axn. a o- the foot that fthe.a° twat
dog wine a eolhe.
Further word teas 1KWA its .ved frond
11. A, D. D.t.Y^.3s' Wye:. Mating
ac , bels co ct:Sion eras net vers
anlu4 l `.ttllarQved. the right side and
left 1od, .0„117 s't'ill paraiy:x?da,,d be*
s Ili 'deptived cit him, aPeach-
I n ftrl,gwan;?. are the newly elected
Of the James, Street L.eag;u
. S.
COY; Vico, Wiro Welsh,
e. latAss L. Taylor; +r0 Vtee,R
tt tao' Qua,cke abasia : 4th ('ice,
ni:sa . Irn`n]as, Sm,,, U. ao,es Treas.,
Two
cl°1? udss ifise E, Ketniek,.
est:ps'aI ora the as * aald two Of
L° Q at Qu:n a.tei A eoWln9e aAt p"r'iday's, falD^
g psa
the 13th clay oP the Pleb h ;are
&t ilQ Bonne , of to 1 'v 3r: v tnt l 'lisle
c . _ - - eecRrslir
;atg las
til
Sea that 'rile Weekly Su, , flan oue
1pkr that f„.'lite Che farmer battles,
ahncrag those you subscribe for. St
xis it.a readers the uazvar5ished :acts
biased opinions of la a1ltical.
exPressed for pasty Rpu1•poees.
e1A you in your business.
1'ir +t. S. Desvitt 05 Tuesday night of
last 'week, while descending elle bark
sttiira from the rooms over the Ilissett
ufilditg, fell on the landing with the
ltsuit that Alia head and. 'facet were
badly bruised and several ribs
fractured. The passage was dark and
Mr. iDeav;tt canml to the, stair landing
be*arc , he expected to, wall. We 1 -c-
ult ad above. Ho will be laird up some
time.
ds
W. S. Dingman, editor of the Strat-
1ord. Herald, celebrated last week the
twenty--iftll, anniversary et his taking
over the 'business of The Herald. lIn
connection wiith ' the anniversary he
pubIirshed a Special edition( of the raper
containing many articles' of interest in
conneetitrn w]thillisd 25 years of editor
ship. We wish Wm, 'many more annlver-
sary occasions.
The Canadi-art: Jubilee Singers drew a
large crowd; to James Street church on
Wednesday evcnhlg last, and on the
whole it was a well satisfied crowd.
'Many numbers on the program are do
serving of the highest praise, while a.
little was hardly up to expectation; but
Such a thing however, is to be. expect-
ed. It is scarcely possible that every-
body should be pleased+w,t,h everything.
The programwas a very varied one,
and consisted of chordees, soles, duets
readings and smart sayings.
Rev. Il. Locke of Toronto, a former
pastor, preached morning and evening'
of Sunday last Ln the Marin Street Meth -
oast church; his sermons being direct-
ed particularly to Ole young people. Very
large crowds attended and the services
were very bricht and, i.nieresting. A
mass meeting was also held in the af-
ternoon. An interesting feature was
tbe s!nl Ing of the Ramie Ladies Quar-
tette of Zurcb'hr, w,bjch was much apprec-
ia'ted.,, Rev. Locke's sermons were force-
ful and instructive and should have
good results. .. !:
"Mr. ' Levett and, 'MitSa Ethel left. for
Toronto on Wednesday. - Mrs. Levetb
and -Mirss Annie will join 't .em there
nest week. Mr. and Mrs.' Levettand
family have been resadentei of Parkhill.
Oar over twenty years' and tthe_ir' re-
moval is regretted by a large circlo
of personal 'friends. Miss Annie was
organist in the Methodist Church for
a number of years, and was well-known
as a Isuccessful teacher of music both
here and lit''Aea Craig". -The foregoing
from the Parisi -do' Gazette has reference
to former 7reter"people-the immed-
iate ,family' of 'Mr.' S4-. H.( „Levett; of
town.
SAD DEATH -A very sad';death oc-
curred at the hone et Ar:: and mfrs.
Joseph Sutton On Thursday morning
last shortly-, after zn.IdnlBght when their
little three` year old child, Albert Ed-
ward Dowa passed away. The parents
and eb ld~had" been ',sojourning at Rod-
ney anti had only returned home ' -a
couple days. ' previous to the child's
death. He was a particularhrigjnt little
boy and Will' : be roach roiis'sed ,fn the
household. Piia funeral took piece to
the E'reier Cemetery . the sansei morning'
Mi. and idrs,Sutton' ':have the sympathy
of their Irie;nds.
1N3t . D -4)n. Thwrsday, afternoon
Test vhle I?eta 'a'`litttle daughter of
Mr. .Ha^ry'-Elwottiry,,'and Mr. W 1liam
Tapp were watching some risen cut a
p 1e ef;r�6ts at the home jof Idr. El-;
worthy ' e ra4,e which were ..ul a hay
s+acisx ' raUl#e 1,Ee11 over str kin
and ?d� kllens to such arra"sent
that,, �'t �tenderod unconse outs
R'hej�9;Qre '' kdiy taken' to the
haus fen cm 3 ' ti aid Was summon
ed Eo,t,h we Yifl Bonne days;;
and ve I ttle� gt? conae our far
24 hours dui
y .(yznrpray-Etr�'
Mfrs. }3ta`k went to London Wednes-
da
'Air„ I, B. Carl ng was in London this
Week.
7 ev, Powell preached in Granton Qn
Mr. '. W. Gladneatl 'was in "Stratford
last week.
Mrs. D. JOSsos and Miss. t"cla - aro
:siiing in Sarnia,
Mr, Moses Gardner i t Begillla ns to,
town viSsiting frtenda.
Mrs, W, G. )3;ks'sett iiiteads spend-
:arg the holidays at Leaden.
Mr. and, Mrs, poen leave to -day for
ColZetoWz3 to 'spend the holidays,
Mr. W. 1:aynah,i oi,'Wh„tewood: Saskt,.
is s-e!ileg hie pal -eats for a few! days.
Mrs, o-�
is Vale e.
TutEhia'S` 1('g- N.2agaris
Falls to spend the winter with her
son.
Mrs. Rowland, who has been nursing
Mrs. B. V. Ell nt, returned, to Lozadon
donday.
ss Pearl Kestle has returned to
St. Thomas aft - a 'edit with reia-.
t' es :sere. ,
Mrs, PPreY Pollard e Windsor ;,s
vis -.ng with. her parents, .tr. and. Mre.
Thos. Hawkins. ,
Mr and Nil's. Wes. Harvey and fain
fly of the West, are TisinIrz relatives
.or a few weeks,
Ii». anti 3Srs. R3r card Hunter ,eft Tnes
dry =,ci spend the Catlae„nasl bol da -
daughter, -'firs., Divine in.
I`it'�Sv' Vci;.k
City,,
.tr. Thos. Prase of Ilortli Rattictord
Sask , arrived here Thursday evenia.
last, and will spend a few days; with
firs Fraser, syho has Twee v s t1:sgleer
parents, Mr, and Mrd, Thos. Sanders,
air. A. Bowe returned, bestn ion fronm St.
Thereas • Saturday.
Fred B,roe)e went to 'Chathan Monday-
to vis',t his sister,
License Inspector Terrance was izn
tow'it Friday •ori official duly.
Mrs. W. D. Clarke, and; sort .Gale `Rent
to. Leadon Monday to epennd a few
weeks.
Miss Millie' Westland left -Monday for'
her horn, az WYelniii& after visiting Mrs
W. G, Bissett ton a few weeks.
Wee Nina Carlin, arrived home on,
Thursday evezi'»ng front Brantford,
where she 'spe, several weeks-
- Watie M%alttns returned Ss.tur
P
w
da .eta n -r London .ere ohe.
has be 3z engaged for Borne Opie
Mrs Jobs Sanders and daughter, Mss
Nora leave today for Tertanto, When
they will visit Mrs, Rich. Pephale,
Election Clerk Garnet Snlallaconlbe, of
ile.nsall was in town :i ziday assisting
the retu:•'lltng a*�eer to ztial e officiai.�
count o" the votes le the recent ,e1
Misses Ellen Halst and, Flossie Cosi
n.sh o* Marts to M- ., armed nem,
ail TT,anrsday evening., to spend a .resA,s
weeks the guest of their grantdrootller,
I rs," llinita: Lea21'4
A and Mrs: f".ra;zk P situ, + 'e Qf'
Cl#]I<tt. Alta,„ arrived hero Saturday
ttr I ld (kit winter* with re'latives, ytr.
Delo. kUa are p]eaasd with
l -,este, l betel and, the West appar
a s with th 131=
ttl;
�� a
;nir, Glass, Who stag bean fiilirg (114 !
nos -.lean of englaleer with "Harvey lints,
for serve months, returlaed to laza 011ie
-^, London. Monday. Mr; .00h lrin + f het.. ,
rosea has tarn the vacated. eitttatte ,
�!Li`a9 Seale McDonald ,arrived borne,
week: front sill; extended trap, throa-
ttie Caladan West. Slie Inas been:
suflerix16 tronr a 5ever€l µcold sineo ;seri
re ,urn, but War} abio fto g.o' a,tr, far as
L ;doss Tuesday With: her Sister z0rs,.
D?ckest?u,
S.udouts who, have returned los "sloe
'n` r.daye , ti9Sma ,2341. J<ibao abin
A;nina Dew -from Deaden. 'f41,11,4 Mar
giadve X ee le, l:*:;1 ' TiOdiVrt. Barr
Tr 4laner and £Rt. Willis from Clinton,
Ida Marelland. and &1nls. 7,Nlerltersen
from Strafford.
Teaming Business
Your orders in our line will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing anything in our
iwtae, and we ask 4 trial front you,
Orders left by phone or other-
wise at, 'sills 1DVOGA,'ri;`+;t?Flw`;
ICE, PRONE 25, Will reeeiVe
prompt attention.
T G. Creech
Powe
Bazaar
DIG VARIETY STORE
Our antarnnloutl>: Toylane4 at the reit' Olid of our store to bluff full
et SANTA CLAUS presents for children, Cie., to $5.00. Its eurpris-
iztg how tar a little meneY gees here. Our atm, aroto build up a
13!g 'Business, and we are dot nc it. +
Toys for Bo) a and girls. Presents for men, Ladies, mother, and
Father; Muted for the fancily music for everybody Edison Phono-
graphs snake excellent Christmas presents, Prices $19.50 to $240.00
Records 40cte. to $1.50. Large stock nowt M.
GREAT TOX .LET SAVING SALE
Toilet goods are a big ;fact or with, this store, but many people
don't know' wo have' eWtt1 a, Iar g'e range, so on. SATO/MAT thta+ week
we will put on a special .sale," at a SPECIAL PRICE. It will pay
you to ]ay. Lel a stock ,now.:Don't put oft as th s!.dia a (01NEi DAY" S1'EC
IAL "SATaRD AY ONLY" You save more money. here en everything
than you ththk.
COAi'.E EARLY AND BRING YOUR PRIENDS
THIS STORE IS FULL OF .%.",m AS BARGAINS
rand Dispiay of
Xmas Goods
Phone 65
Cole's DrugStore
Do not forget your friends. A visit; to dur store will
help you to choose your gifts.- We can satisfy both in
price and quality. Check' over your wants.
Phone 65
FOR LADIES
TOILE SETS, choice o„ 3 doz. $1.50.
to $7.50.
MANICURE SETS new and nifty, 75c.
t4 $4.0Q.
BRUSH AND COMB SETS sure to'
please, $1.50 .to $5.00.
FIA.ND MIRORS useful presents,
to S4.oar
CLOVE BOXES always acceptable, 25c.
to $1..00
500.
TRAVELLING SETS ' see. these, 42,00
to $6.00: •
HAND BAGS, sea our 75c. special ,50c,
to $4,00:
PGR.SES, genuine bargains, 25c. to
SIUSIC ROLLS vary choice, $1.00 .to
$2.50.
XMAS STATIONrItIY always useful,
25c. to *$1.00..
PERFUMES' delightful o dere 25c. to;
$O.00.
WRITING SET-,.Gh
to
DRESSER ' NOVEiITILrS;:
p and useful ;:.-15c
Fare
above is en
ring rs Sb
ms,
new
FOR GENTLEMEN
SHAVING SETS, large variety, 35c. to
$2.50..
SHAVING MIRORS very useful, 25c..
to 73.00.
MILITARY BRUSHES, latest shapes0
$2.00 to $5.00,
FOUNTAIN PENS, choice of 1.4k gold
for $1.50.
CIGAR CASES all new, 500. to 1.50.
PIPES, very large variety, ,25c. to
$1.00:
;CASE PIPES, amber mouth. piece, 75c:
to $3.00;.
SHAVING OUTFITS razors muga, and
Straps, soap, etc.
PURSES, 'coin and
LoIds, ;25c. to
BRUSH AND COMB SETS, see oust
specals, $1.50, td $5.00.
POST CARD ALBUMS, new stock, 25c.
to $2.00.
POCKET ;TOILETS,cerkaiirl dandy,
y,
25c. to 50e.
BRISTLE GOODS, taxi hat cloth, tooth.
and. nail brush, 25c. to $2.0o.
1,911
WE ARE
READY
FOR THE
Christmas Trade
You will be surprised and delighted to see tbe great variety
and excellence of our stock of
Watches,: Joweil'y,
Glassware. S lve ware
and Chinaware.
Il 3 a tsti
you. We
aissibie to do Metter anywherethat(n we can do for
alb you oxtIy to Fait out' stone ttn;d 5eefot,* yourselves.
A. Marcia
Jeweller
4, Exeter
Gptieia l
Undertakers
And
Furniture Dealers
our Christmas Furniture Display
OLU' Christmas. Stock is complete. There is nothing
better than furniture for presents. We insts you to see
our stock.
ROWS & -.INS N
The Leadin Rome Furnishers and Fine
Directors.
JONES & MAY
PHONIC NO. S2 .
We Wish You
All A Merry
Christmas And
appy NewYear
Christmas Presents For All
Just Two Day Left "Get Busy"
Fancy Hankerchiefs
Scarfs
rt
Waists
Parasols
" Linens,
Waists
Jabots
and Collars
Frilling and Yells
Gloves and Mitts
Neck Ties,
Neck Scarfs
Shirts and. Collars
Hats and Caps
Purses
Hand. Bags
F. 'Linens
Ladies Furs
A big lotto choose:fiom
ood. for X,'. `
g as resents.,
See''.thel7l.
3vercoats Z Suit;
Fine for the boys o
men,'
Don (_forkyet 'theis
all kinds` here,
asters>fo
the celebra
d 4
Fk
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