The Exeter Times, 1921-12-22, Page 1ft`
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Ladies' Silk Tricole
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Jade, Tomato Oriental.
and Navy. , All, sizes.Verytai
special for the Christmas trade at
$3.95 each.
only.:.,.
Georgette a
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$4®9S
4 doz. _fine quality Georgette and Crepe-de-Chene Blouses ,in all
popular colors and sizes regularly sold up to $12.00 each. ,Our Special
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Christmas Clearing price' only $4,95 each, 1. al'
Special p Vales in LadiesSl � i Hosiery
We are local selling el rug agents for the celebrated Venus Silk Hosiery.
We have just received a shipment of the very newest styles in ino-
ors with silk clocking in contrasting colors These y 1 plain cal
mak beautiful
Christmas gifts and are reasonably priced at $2,75 air. e
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We have plain lines of Silk, Hosiery atfrom `$1.00 to 2,00
. - $ whole heart was•, in the work. His
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QV 13E9 V nfi rsiGAL TREATS
PRESENTED 'IN EXT4-3TRE
Prof. A W, Anderton is du
the credit of giving CO this Comxuu
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Handel's Messiah. was sung in Jam
Ex°ter, +December 15, 1921
Meeting 04 :Municipal `Council. as'
providAd fly Cantario Statute Pras-
ent, the .reey(e a,nd all. the members; of
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The minutes off the{ meetit ,held on
11 NAM'. 28th were approved•
Jame
A letter wa.s ,te,a{d from the offi�:e
at Cr a,d
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Mass Stella Care ,orc �:.ome� tax ask-
ing.
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nig• far ,a wetland, (as'she ,had 'only re-
sided in .the mul o pralrity half a year.+
ThM clerk to make, answer.
i'he report of O., H. Sanders, ulna. r I
Man of the Local .Board. ,of Heal,tlR,
was read and ance.pbed, on, motion of 1
Elston and Snell. with im[structtanfs
that the, annual fee of the offi,ters of
the. Board be paid, -Carried,
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The fallowing �;.:caumts �ve,re, 'read.
and ordered paid, --Janes & May, the
Town Hall account, 1,60; Div,,isiloin
Court Clerk and Bailiff fees, 40.00; G.
A. Hawkins, ace. 1.51; Thos. Coiling-
wood cleaning library 17,00; Ad -
vat , Printing Co., acct. and supplies
aI26,51.; W, J. I•Seaman, sup,plies 2.13;
et foha Kydd, remit 'at' ground far Fire
I's Hall, 5,00; 1. R. Carling, Treas. Salt
g Works, gravel and ;cinders 14.50;.ie•-,
cel Ford, labor c m"etery 4.00; Isaac
s, Dunsford, gravel, s;emeisesy, 4,20. Pre
paid ,accounts 'at Alex McPherson
a {,vdbd for. Fire Hall 5.00; Ed, Treble.
repairs ace., 9.95; -Mrs. Elizabeth Wil-
lis, refund of 'hies paid, ,.44,78 ; Mrs.
Alice Cudmore,;`•bra+vel ` 21.00,' R. R.
Skinner, gravel, 7,70; . Thos .I- oulden,
twin labor 1.62; W. T. ,Gillespie, team
e 2090; ,John Ford, bonus dice om sal
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axy or 1921, 50.00 PFsssied on motion
of Elston and `Penhale;,
Josr. Senior Clerk..
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street church on; Thursday and Fri
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day evenings of F last week. Thos
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{ �v o I1ad.the pleasure of hearing flit
.` excellent .:m.usical • production wer
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dation. The 1
arge Choir of 170
voices were well trained and . the ren-
= tiering of the. various choruses was
== very'effective. The' choir Ioft- was
.- filled and on eithereside' a large plat
form was..erected,; The voices filled
�': the large auditorium as it had never
- been filled be oro.>rn The.solo wgrk
was
taken.`'MIs E. by . D.
•--^Rennie,
ich;Mrs. Bicho e e, of r, J,
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=1 i i p,'` f St, Marys, Mr, J,
Parnell Morris, of London, and Mr,
° ! E. M. Harding, of :London. It was
=' delight to think tita-Coir own distil
= could produce a soprano,. ,in the pe
son of Miss. Rennie, capable of � takin
this' part of the' work and the and
ience showed their appreciation. Mr
Bishop ,possesses ^3a `rich contralt
Voice and she- sank with great feeling
her whole work: Mr. Parnell Morris
= took: -the' tenor work. His rendering
of "Thou Shalt Break Them" showed
him to be a true artist. Mr, Harding
the bass soloist, was undoubtedly th
most popular soloist of. the four. Hi
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Beautiful Leather Purses ' masterly rende'xixig of the solos as a
and iaod-. Bags
We have a splendid stock of leather Hand Bags and strap Purses
ready for' the Christmas trade. These make very useful gifts.
Shoes!, Galoshes!, Spats! Slippers!
How about Fine Shoes as a Christmas gift? We doubt if anything
would be more acceptable. We have Classic and ;Hurlbut 'Shdes for chil-
dren. Full line of Spats, Goloshes,' Cosy Slippers and Felt Shoes are
now in stock.
Hockey Boots
A most suitabe Christmas gift at a very moderate price. Nothing
will please a gift or. boy ".more. We have a fine line to choose from.
Extra strong shoes at low, Prices.
and
Overcoats and Suits
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Mens and Boys' Overcoats at Bargain prices, Boys' Suits at $7.50
$8.50.
We have a magnificent range of Handkerchiefs, Sweaters, Camisoles
Fancy Blankets, Neckties, Garters, Club Bags, Initialed Handkerchiefs,
ete., for the Christmas trade.
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Gift Suggestions
Bissell Sweepers at, 6,00
Bissell Sweeper Vac, $13.00
Food Choppers $2.25
Meat Choppers $3.00
The .IDEAL GIFT FOR SKATERS
For boys and men 2.00, 3,00;
51fATES '5,00, 6.50 and $7.00.
of°:a ",ti'For lathes 3,00 and $4.00
OUNCES LB7 ;,T R & STRONGgR Tubes for hockey $6.00.
Hockey Sticks 20, 25 to $1,50.
Frocke
Pucks 1
• Y 5, 35 and 40c
Iiamnxers in gift boxes, for men
$1.00' to $2.00.
ICYREN.:WARE
.., Arery Much Appreciated.
it Dreciated.
Pie l lates, Casseroles, Bean Pots
Bread Par;a,,etc.
O'Cedar Maps .1X.,25 and -,$2.00
Liquid Veneer Mopsh 1.77 rand':$2.00'
Oils 25e and 50e
FLASH LIGHTS
Flash Lights snake good gifts
From $1.70 up,
THIS .STORE -TS FULL OF ACCEPTABLE XMAS. GIFTS
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27W PHONIES
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
"The best thing to give to your
enemy is forgiveness; to an op-
ponent, tolerance; to a friend,
your heart; to your child, a
good example; to a father, def-
erance; to 'a another, conduct
that will rnalce her proud of
you; to yourself, respect; to all
men; charity,"'—F; M. Balfour.
DORi►I
SHEPHERD—In Hensall, on Thurs-
day, December Stir; to Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Shepherd, a daughter,
TA:MAN—In Blyth, ori Saturday,
Dec. 1Oth, 1921, to Mr, and Mrs.
Wesley Tainan, a, daughter,
KEYS—In Hay Township, on Dec.
14th, to Mr, and 1VIrs Albert Keys
a son.
MOUSSEAU-=-In Hay Township, on
Dec. e 9th, to Mr, and Mrs. John
Mousseau, a daughter.
BADOUR-1n SStaniey Township
on Dec, 11th, to Mr. and Mrs,
Chas, S. Badour, a daughters.
mrAx�rtJJE.n
MARIt—EILDER---At Detroit on De-
cember. 15, .Miss Ila R, 1+ liber
daughter of Mr,, and, Mrs Chari
Tn. order ,o help them, take home a
o ary '�
whole, ,particularly "Why do the Na-
tions
usbrought forth a storm.:of ap- S. A. FHAVESUCCESSFULSUCCESSFULe. I'he nein organ, with its
wide range and volume, lent itself to
the accompaniment. It was ably
handled by Prof, Bishop, of St. Mary:;
who by his skill added greatly to the
rendering of, this oratorio; The choir
dressed ,in white, the .sopranos with
blue rosettes arid the contraltos with
red rosettes; presented an attractive
I appearance. The one regrettable
feature of the whole affair was the
lack of support from the community.
At the Thursday evenings entertain-
ment the attendance teas only fair•.
Friday evening the weather was very
unfav'orabie and the crowd was small.
The expense of producing a chorus on
Such- as large, scale is. considerable.
As a result the Choral Society will
be $`120- in debt3 „Tire pi•aoceeds,
amounted to $'3•30:1X0: Prof. Ander
ton, while -somewhat disappointed; is
by no means discouraged' and intends
starting in about three weeks on the
production of another_ The . mem-
bers of the chorus are pleased with
the training they have received. Such
a society is rarely found outside of
the cities,
CHRISTMAS TREE
v The Salvation Army held a very.
successful Christmas tree in the
Town Hall Monday evening. The
building was crowded to capacity
and the children who were .present
were greatly, taken, up with Santa
Clans. Every child present received
a snail present. There was a good
p'ogram of musical selections, drills,
etc,Lient, 'Wood, trombonist, of Tor-
onto; : and 'Lieut: Megillivray, of
Stratford, sister of Exeter's captain.
assisted with the program. They
also assisted with the services over
the week -end. On Monday alter
noonethe party with Santa Claus par-
aded the streets much to the amuse -
men 'of the children:
THIEVES BREAIC INTO STORE
OP TONES & MAY
Sometime between Thursday nig
and Friday morning of last we
thieves entered the store. of .Tones
May and helped themselves to
quantity of merchandise, :nao t
mens wearing apparel Entrance
the store was made through a ba
window after prying the bars apar
The thieves helped themselves to
number of shirts, ties, sweater coat
and rain coats. Several eards of,cuf.
buttons and tie pins were striped
One of the party cut his hand trace
of blood being found. Some stamp
and some Moose change was take
iron'•a cash box in the office and-
silver watch that was hanging in the
office was also stolen. A bundle of
caps were removed from, their place
and were placed in an orange crate
•LITTLE GIRL DI)E'D FOLLOWING
ACCIDENT -
A sad fatality occurreii in Exeter
'on Sunday whefz little Miss Ila Louise
Whyte, daughter of the late James,
and Mrs. Whyte, died following an
accident which happened at school
several days previous. Iia was play-
ing on one of the verandahs when she
accidentally fell injuring one of her
ht hips. At first it was not considered
ek serious but it later developed that
et she had been injured internally and
site rapidly grew worse until she
y passed away on Sunday.' Her mo
to ther was receiving treatment at Dr.
to Hyndinan's hospital at the time but
t was able to • return home Monday
a evening. The deceased was aged 11.
s years, 4 months and 26 days. She
f was a bright and an attractive child
and was loved by all her playmates.
I At the funeral on Tuesday the schol
ars of the pubic school attended in a
n
:body. Besides her mother one br.o-
tlier, Harold, at home survives.
O.II.A. SCHEDULE
fhePhe thieves selected a dull, rainy The following schedule has been
when few drawn up for the 0. 1i, A. games in
people would likely this district
be out: From the footprints it is Jan, 4—Goderich at Clinton.
thought there were two' in the party, i
This is' -the third robbery that has 5—Mitchell at t. Exeter
taken pace in Exeter duringthe6=Clintons at Marys
few montIxs, past 9—St. Marys Exeter
9—Goderich at Mitchell
Municipal nominations 11—St. Marys at i Briton
zinations will
be 13 -Exeter a I;i'
t itchell
13—Clinton at Godericli
16—Clinton at Exeter
7:6- aMitclrelI at Goderich
19• ---Mitchell at Clinton
20—Exeter at St; Marys
24—Goderich at St. Marys
24—Clinton at Mitchell
27—Exeter at Goderieh
field next Monday. There is little or
no stir in Exeter. Reeve. Beavers
has been prevailed' upon to stand for
re-election. Mr. Beavers'' services
have been appreciated by the citizens
and it is possible that he will be re-
turned unopposed.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mr. acid 1VIrs. Cec'1
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Shoppittg, Guide
"GOOD PRICES FORFI
ARD xAR: TIMES"
We
are confidant' you will find it a pleasure to cdealeti£ ()sr`
sanitary stores, You Will find our stock complete, rices right
ami, service prompt.' Do not waste ou • e
bea't, our ? r precious time trying to
prices,
• �O�.a�.�E�
25 cents to $5.00
We have a, large range of Christ -nes appropriate cover all s Boxes with most artistic anti
Neiisons "Th �o� new stock and. back to pre-war prices,
e Chocolates that .are Different." 1 e '
BOX
MIXED NUTS
2J cents per. IID.
See our 1Vfixed. Nuts on display, fiveie
sell-
ing at a price'that can't be beat. d ! fereut kinds, and sell -
XMAS CANDY
Half pound 12c
Our Candy is in a class by itself. Over thirty pails of�.�
hest selling lines, from the best factories, at roe! the
Our retail price this christruas is less than the z � bottom eprices.last
year. wholesale price la is
FRUIT.
Our Oranges, Grapes, Bananas- Gr
• Lemons, Figs, Prunes; and Apricots
e,'ae choicFruite
Cluster Fruit, ns,
p s arer all `choice New Fruit,
WHEN SHOPI.'DTG-•REMEMBETHE
R DIFFERENCE IN PRICE
IS A DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY
Main Phone 102. Two Stores
North Phone 47.
Harvey
To My Patrons
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PATRONAGE FOR THE PAST
„YEAR AND WISH YOU ALL A
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A� HAP-
PY NEW YEAR: IN ; 1922 WE
JT L OPEN WITH A FULL LINE
OF :TIRES `.AND BATTERY .AND
WILL -ALSO HAVE A FIRST-CL_4SS
GARAGE MAN FOR CAR WORK.
THANK YOU ALL
Taylor Tire and Batter
ome Theatre
To=night,��. ednesda j r "Sinbad d
9 the Sailor
AND OTHER FEATURES
Friday, Saturday and Monday
FEATURE
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Greetin
Our IocaI sales of Flour and Feed. are
satisfactory increases and we are sincerely gr,
our numerous customers for tlYeir trade.
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Skinner, of Usborne, in the loss of 30 -Exeter at Cliutbn.:»
Christmas with "all its joys will soon be here,
Showing
tetul to
their little twin `daughter, Iathieen
31 St Marys oeriC r y at G d I Among tl pleasures f to p of the Yule -tide are
to be count -
aged 7 . nmatha and °25 days. The Feb, 2—Goderich at Exeter ) ed those delicious a • t _' .
babe was ill only a few days wih in- � �--. pastries, doughritits; piuni. puddings,
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Womekt
babe l trouble. 2 Mitchell at St. Marys { - yes, and that wonderful bread that the beat women in
{ - the World will provide for us.
F Erlbex, of Crediton, to. Mr. J. G. � I d t
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IVlar'r, of Baltimore, ,M'd, es r tL Ilu Lwl iL 1L lLUIL�� ILL«�i�t�! I� L ILI�.i� iii LJ u[�I� plentiful sappiY
(fes � j--- I f IT ey s Flour, `�Ve believe it has no sta .3erior.
DIED
SKINNER -In Usborne, ,on Decem-
ber 1'7th, Itathleen, {:win daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Skinner,
aged 7 months and 25 days..
WHITE ----In Exeter on December 13
Tla Louise, daughter of the late
James and Mrs, Whyte, aged 11
Years, 4 months anti 26 days:
MARTIN—In St. Marys, on Dec.
26th, Violet Dining, beloved Wife
of Mr, J. Fameltlin . Martin, aged
28 years,'
Christmas n
The Times extends to 'its Readers, sin-
cerest wishes for a - Joyous Christmas;
1-Ieaith, Happiness and Prosperity in the
coming New Year.
May the.C4-i'ver of Gifts give unto You
which is good and that which Is true;
The Will to Kelp and the Courage to Do";
A heart that can sinal the whole day through,
Whether` the sky bo gray or blue; 1—
"Tay the Gi'v-er of Gifts give these to you.
1; Read what a customer told tis today, Nov, 28th;
r - ,A few ; weeks ,,ago I bought 150 poainds of
Manitoba s .Best 1+Olour and now I want y2'00 ound ..
more of it, .It IS the best Flour that ever eame ind: cls
�• home and We have used all the best , o our "
brands sold in this "";�
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CHRISTMAS EV
Patience—Aren't yen. sorry now
Iran didn't: do your 'Christmas shopp-'
ing darty.
Patrice—Why, I'm going to. I'm
going out early this evehiug to do it.
ooMmtom
We are in the inaritet to buy '\T'1ioat uscl llee
We wish ythi 1i'trery .Merry Christmas of. 011)11oytci
happiness.
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