HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-2-2, Page 1?FORTY- SE.LON 1) YEAR Na: 2278
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We wish to clear out our entire stock of winter goods so we are of-
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fering wonderful bargains in all departments of our store.
Dress Serges, nearlyhalf'price, as low'as 50c yard_'
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Black Cashmere Hosiery for Ladies'at nearly half price. ,
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Arrival of Sprifig Goods
NEW SPRING GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY; NEW GINGHAMS,
QHIRTINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, SHEETINGS,; SATEENS, CUSTOM
MATERIALS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS, ETC., ARE NOW SHOWN IN A
GREAT VARIETY OF NEW DESIGNS'. ' WE WOULD ADVISE AN
EARLY INSPECTION OF THESE NEW SPRING LINES.
A Real e Corset Bargain
4 dozen pairs of Ladies' Corsets in a low bust model, elastic top,
very smart style, to clear.this -month.at $1.19;a pair:
Black Taffeta SilkGuarntee, for Oneea®
• year
We have again in stock Bonnet's celebrated French Taffeta in black
only, positively guaranteed for one year, in a' beautiful quality, 36 in.
Wide, very special at $3.00 a.yarel.
Bonnet's celebrated French Duchess Silk; alsoe in stock in black only.
All Winter Goods Must Gu,
Many Bargain Prices
y Cashnserette Hosiery at 599 ;pan '
Ladies' and :Ciiilclren's Winter'Co•its and Furs nearly half price.
Leavy Crash pure linen Towelling at 35c a yard:
36 inch Prints, light and dark"colors, very special at 35c yard.
Ladies'. new. Oxfords and Brogues
We have just received a new shipment.
in the Empress quality. The correct shoe
made in a new last and have good weight.
now for the well-dressed girl. Also many
Strap Slippers for spring are here.
of Ladies', and Girls' Brogues
for wearing, now. They are
soles. They are very popular
lines of our new Oxfords and
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New Spring Wall=paper
We are this week' narking 'off our new Wall'; Papers.. They are beau-
tiful in design and colorings. We invite you to come .and see our
range' of papers.
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Exeter-Znricl' went to Goderich on
Friday night and turned in another
win by the score of 8 to 2 in a good
game. '.rhe score; looks large but
play was closer than the score shows
Goderich have a neat team and they
have a coach from Toronto who is
putting some good.h,oeliey into .thein
Goderich had been training hard for
some .tine to get ready to meet what
they called a bunch of hand-picked
stars of heady, tricky and fast won-
derful stick handlers from Exeter.
And they proved to be t1,11 that Gode-
rich thought they were` They treat-
ed Goderich to a fast, clean game
and the Goderich people had to take
off their hats to t)aem.i�: The London
papers came out the i3ther day with
a warning to the othesl'towns in On-
tario that before they'counted too
much on winning'' the :silverware to
look out for the Exeter -Zurich team
as they will bear. watching. We
.= quite agree with thews. Goderich
are billed to play the - :return game
'in Exeter this (Thursday) evening.
They are going to make one bold bid
to spoil our clean sheet of victories
and a real snappy gamy is looked for
The Goderich coach ,'clairaed he
would have Goderich 01 to our style
of play by Thursday.
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The line up:
Exeter -Zurich
Cook goal
Hoffman _ defense
Hindmarsh defence
Tioffr>zan centre
McKinnon wing
Seibert wing
Robinson' sutl
Callfas sub Mountain.
Referee, C. Armstrong, London.
Goderich
Baechler
Pridhans
Yule
Murney
Snazel
Brownlee
McDonald
g. EXETER -ZURICH, GROUP
g CHAMPIONS FOR 1921-22.
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Y COUNTY COUNCIL NOTES
Start 1 922 with a "Time
Saver" E lectri Washer
WASHING MACHINE COMPLETE
WITH TUB STAND FOR $ 125.00
.,LESS TUB STAND FOR $119.00..
ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE
TO PLACE TIIIS WASHER IN
YOUR IIOME ON THE MONTHLY
PAYMENT PLAN
TJSE ROYAL:PURPLE STOCK
FOODS AND REMEDIES
60c and $1.75
HERI3AGEUM 50c and $1.00
OYSTER SHELL AND GRIT,,
STJLPI-IE11, SALTS, ETC:,
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A special•grant of $4800 was made
to the High Schools in the county and
will be` divided between Goderich,'
Clinton, Seaforth, Winghasn and Exe-
ter according to the number of coun-
ty pupils attending.
A grant of $75 was made to each.
of the Agricultural societies., This is
an increase of $25 over last years.
$25.00 was granted to Spring Shows;
$2.5.00 to Public Libraries; $1000 to
each hospital and $1500 to- the
Children's' Aid.
A motion was made to reduce the
Road Commission to one man instead.
of three. The motion •was lost.: Reeve
•i3. W. F. Beavers was appointed
chairman of the' Road Conmiission.
The matter of a grant of $500.00
to the Sick Children's Hospital, Lon-
don, passed two years ago and which
has nat as yet been paid, was laid
over until the June session.
Sir Joseph Flavelle, of,Toronto has
issued special invitations to a few of
the business men of the Province,
who have taken an interest in the
! Exeter -Zurich won 'group No. 14
' in the 0.II.A. on Monday night when
they went to Clinton and put the
Croton team out to ` the tune of 9-2,
this --giving us the group. This gives
the
locals 9 straight wins, which is
some record, and the fans are sure
.proud'of the team. Clinton was out-
classed in every way and they ad-
mitted it. After the game they gave
the boys- their,, best wishes ,that they
would' go through.. and win the cha.m-
pionship. Clinton put up a hard
fight for; the first twenty min-
nutes, which ended 2-0' for our team.
After that Clinton began to fade ilia -
der the strain and there was . no
doubt as to the outcome. Our boys
were right on the job. Every man
on the locals sure was in top form
and they sure gave McGeoch in the
nets a busy night. Everyone
wicked shot and they seldom shoot
from outside the defence, but work
right in and many times draw the
goal tender out. That is the brand
of hockey that wins–games. No mat-
ter how 'good a goal- tender is, if the
players get inside the defence they
can usually heat hies.
Clinton have defaulted the North-
ern league game to Exeter -Zurich
team'. After the game on Mon -
chance
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day night they claimed they had no 3 258,1
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chance and have dropped 7 ,330
3 3 19
Aped out. That
gives us the two groups,' the O.H.A.,
and the N.H.L. and puts us in the
first round of the semi-finals in both
leagues. The team will be up again-
FIOCIiEY NOTES
1 Ata special meeting of. the Council
field in the Library on Saturday, Mr.
.los. SeniOx was re -appointed clerk of
Exeter at a salary of $400.00.
DIED IN TORONTO
Word was received in town ma.
Monday of the death in Toronto of
Mrs. Samuel Mills. The cause of
death was .acute indigestion. The de-
ceased moved to Toronto- a little over
a year ago frons 'Noodhann.
IIA..YD CAUGHT IN ELECTRIC
WRINGER •
Mr. Clifton Davis had the misfor-
tune last week to get his right Band
caught in an electric wringer. The
hand was badly bruised and swollen'
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and some of the, bones were broken
and his knuckles cruhed..
HAS LEG BROKEN
Mr. Jas. Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Willis,. of Stephen, had the mis-
fortune to have his left leg broken
on Monday. He was riding horse-
back after the cows when the horse
slipped on souse ice and fell on. his
leg, breaking both bones about half
way between the ankle and knee. He
is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
HURONDALE WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
The Hurondale Women's Institute
held their regular monthly meeting
on Wednesday afternoon last with an
attendance of 30. The hostesses of
the clay were Mrs. Dan- Dew and the
Misses Oke, it being held at the
home of the former. After a short
business meeting the following pro-
gram was rendered. Readings were
Oren by Miss A. Case and Mrs. R.
Nestle and several seleetions oh the
Victrola. A splendid paper was
given by Mrs. F. Down on "Good
Manners, in the Home". A social
half' hour was then spent at which
lunch was served. The next meet-
ing will be held at Mrs. W. Wood's.
Roll Call "Your favorite 'school -tea-
cher." •
Among those from Huron County
invited to lunch with the Lieut.
Governor, at the Government House,
last Thursday, we notice the name of
Mr. J. G Stanbury.
Dr. M. G.: Graham has purchased
the lot on Main street south. of E. J.
Christie, used for several years as a
bowling' green. The doctor intends
to erect a new residence on the prem-
ises as soon as things openup in the
spring:
The Young Ladies' Bible Class and
tithe Young: Men's Bible Class of the
'Main -.St. Sunday "School enjoyed a
sleighride party to the home of Mr.
and Mr. Thos..Riindie, of Usborne.,
Where they werevery pleasantly en-
'tertained. A jolly time was spent in
games ande)amusensents, followed by
.a•very:sumptuous repast.
GROUP STANDING
won lost fur ags.t.
Exeter
Clinton
Goderich
Mitchell .... .... 2 4 25 31
St. 'Marys .... 1 5 21 26
Exeter wins group.
st what they call the big ones, like
Sarnia, I'itchener, Niagara Falls and
Ingersoll. We are hoping: that the
boys can repeat what they have done
in the group. Whoever they are up
against it will be a real battle from
the start to the finish. The rink 'has
been improved some to handle more
people, and there will be two wickets
selling tickets. Thiswill be' a much
faster way to handle the crowd. Ev-
eryone should enjoy some high-class
hockey now.
Charlie Lightfoot of Stratford, re-
fereed the Clinton game and redeem
-
e himself from the St.Marys game
by handling a good game, keeping it
clean. About ten auto loads went to
Clinton with the team.
The ine up:
Boy Scout Movement, to a reception` Exeter -Zurich Clinton.
Cook
at his residence, on Thursday of this Hoffman
week, in honor of Lord Byng of Vimy
defence • Govenlock
centre zl3owden
wing Draper
wing Elliott
sub Dickson
sub Graham
Governor General of Canada, who is
Chief Scout for Canada. Mr. J. G.
Stanbury is one of the invited guests
and will attend the reception.
Hindmarsh
Hoffman
Seibert
McKinnon
Robinson
Mr. O. G. McPherson, of .Montreal, Calfas
is viisiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
,. McPherson,
Mr. and Mrs, las. Etheringtoi o
Usborne, very pleasantly' entertained
'.he.young people of the community,
on Thursday evening of last week.
The evening was spent in music, A
most enjoyable evening ws spent,
BURN
CAMPBELL—In Hay, on .Tanuary 15
to Mr: and Mrs: Earl :Cansgbell, a
son.
HERBERT -In Lucan, on Tuesday,
January, 24th, Ja,.mes Herbert.
• aged 83 years,
SIt.f ' N_ ER—In Ushorne Tp. •.on ,Tan.
23, Trueman Renneth, twill son of
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Skinner, aged
9 months and 6 days.
WATCHING
The, London Advertiser says "Ex
eter-Zurich is one tears that may
take some looking after while the in-
termediate championship is being
carelessly passed around to some of
the better-known towns.
Last year with little ,practice, the
team won thein group handily and
gave Kitchener and Stratford good
battles in both the O. H. A. and N.
I3. L
This year they are a strois'ger tease
are getting in practices regularly and.
won't be so apt to be stage-etr`'uelr as
they were last ;near. They have one
of the heaviest teams that»4-'111 start.
on the i'ouruey toward the intermed-
iate titles"
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The first game in the second round,
'will . be played in Exeter on Friday
evening when the fast Ingersoll
team will cross sticks with our play-
ers. It will be a game everyone will
want to see.
Nine straight wins is doing pretty
well. Here's hoping fora few more.
Look out for Goderich Thursday.
night.
When Kitchener meets the Exeter-
Zurich team this year they will find
a much different team to last year.
Get ready' for the special to Strat-
ford about the middle of February.
Galt were last year's champions,
but not this year as yet.
London is out of the O.H.A., but
we may here from them in the N.H.L.
Here's hoping.
Sarnia took their first fall Mon-
day night. They went down before
Glencoe 5-0.
About half of the crowd at the
Clinton game were followers of the
Exeter -Zurich team. They,sirely en-
joy a winning team.
About ail one can !fear in town
`when there is a hocitey match is:
"Are you going to the game?"
The telephone operator works
overtime when the boys ai`e awoy
from Home. Most of the calls are:
"How is the score?"
Clinton wanted to know where we
got the little goaler. We admit he
is small, but oh, he is mighty.
With new teams coming we will'
need to inform them not to try to
knock- over our defence men, as it
can't be clid.
llindsnas's1s is malting a hit in the
group as a comedian as well as a
real Hockey player. '
The way the orders read: , The
3tajor tells the lieliten-ant, the !feat,
tells the Sergeant,, the sergeant tells
the corporal and the corporal tolls
Artia-and a,9 there is no one else to
tell Arto has to do it.
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3rd. 1922
at 8.15 sharp
This is the first of the home and honie
games, goals to count.: It will be
a red hot
battle to see which team
goes on in the race.
Admission 35 and 50c.
Goderich will- play here this, Thursday
evening.
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