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INIXETER ADVOCATE, ESTABLISHED .1887• 'DEC12M$ER lst, 1924
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A, E. Erwin was ielecte
I 23ayfield 'on Mon y giving 122 The appeal of the defendant, Mr.
._s votes, as against 1l10 cast for Mur- J. G. Wolper from the conviction of
dock Ross, The foiir elected to the Police Magistrate Reid under the
= Council are John Parker,1$43
John By_ ws for operatin ga.Po 1-x00
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Pollock, 139; L. Thomson„ 102, and without a licenseand for keeping
D. P. Merner, 89i. The defeated open after 11 p.m, came` before his,
=, candidates were George Castle, 85; honor Judge Lewis at the Town
II • = , Ab.e. Drandon 68 and Thoznas Hall on Monday afternoon. Mr.
Dalley: : kZiordan,
of Windsor, on behalf of
IL.�� The auction sale tif�the household Mr. Walper,stat�d that he had no
effects of the late Mrs, Wm, G. I3is- new evidence to submit and Mr.
. 7 •ock is sett together with the property epres Stanbury on behalf of the - Council
= The weather was far from ideal,-
expressed ihimseif as satisfied with
publicOeure_atufrday"afterno on the evidence already before the
last.
Court upon which to uphold the con-
a victions. The Judge then asked.
Our
drizzling rain folliiig most of the that written argument be. submitted
C ���� = was are'
goad ,crowd ;and ,good prices toi him Within ten days on the ques-
p were realized. The house Was Pur_ tions of law involved.
chased by Mr. Wm; Kerniek for his
s .daughter, Mrs. W.',Stone, the price For Xmas Gifts see Lawson's ad
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being $2,050. The livery barn at vertisement,
thepurchased by' Mr. C. Lee, proprietor
rear of "" the Central. Hotel }vas i
Deo Your ,Shopping
of the hotel, for $700. The 23 Centralia
acres of land on Huron St were not
sold the highest bid being $1,200. A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
' The death occurred quite sudden Elmer Wilson last Friday: The
ly in go on eeember of young couple were'. presented with `a
Mr. HerbertChicaSeymolur Etheri2ttdngton, handsome library table by Mr. C.
a successful druggist, Who uct- McCurdy and Mr. Lorne Hicks,
ed a chain of drugstores in thatcondcity
while Mr. Herman. Hodgson read a -
He was 47 years and 3 mouths. The i suitable address.
deceased was born in Usborne, be -1 ,Mr• Woodburn of Greenway gave
ing a son of the late Stephen Eth- a splendid report to the Sunday
erington. Ile loft `here as a young School last Sunday morning of the
man. He is survived by his, widow' Provincial S. S. Convention held in
We are now ready for the Christ- '= and one son, Norval, also ,three sis- t Hamilton.
Xmas. trside with a very largo stock of tees and three brothers; Mrs- Shod A splendid Xmas concert is being
fancy and staple'merchandise suit- dock of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Geo prepared for Tuesday evening,, De -
able for;"Christmas Gift purposes. Etherington, of Marlette, Mich.; cernber 22nd, also a Xmas Tree.
We would advise early shopping to - Mrs. Emily Waiper, of Loudon; Keep this date open. Come one
avoid later disappointments as many = George and James Etherington, of come all and see Santa Claus.
linea later become sold out and aro as Usborne; and Edward of Detroit. Mrs. Pollock of Ripley, is spend -
hard to replace. Below we offer a = The remains were brought to De- ing a few days with her daughter,
few suggestions. Any lines selected = troit for interment. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Verna Pollock.
• ivill be set aside for you. = Geo. Etherington; Mr. James Eth-Mr, and Mrs. Rex Mills, spent the gg
erington and Mrs. `Walper, of Lon- week -end at the home of the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mills.
Rev. W. Kitely will speak next
Sunday evening, December 13th on
The hot fowl supper given by the the following subject: "Has the
Ladies' Aid of the James St. United Church a Right to be Remembered
church on Wednesday eveningof in Our Wills?"
last week was a decided Success. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Oke met with
Supper was served in the basement an accident Sunday morning while
- and over nine hundred sat down to starting for church. The horse be -
the ;tables which were bountifully came frightened and ran into the
Y , laden with a choice lot of dlicacies. gate post, throwing both the occu-
For over£ three flours the ladies pants out, causing minor inju-'`ries to
worked heroically to cater to the both parties.
wants of the inner man. Following The .Flax Co. have completed their
the supper a splendid programa was season's scutching here and have
given,. in the "church by the Melody moved to Dashwood this week to
Boys, of town, comprising W. R. take care of their season's' crop
Goulding at the piano, W Mills on there.
the violin, E. J, Chriatie with the
drums and Francies, -Abbott, reader.
�ViissLy�a H. Grant, of London, also
gave •a number • of readings that
s Imre
were !heartily, applauded. •, The real ;•, •
Clearing of Ladies'and Misses'Cloth. Coats lilt of the evening was a selection by 1 r
'Weo ,
still have a nice range of Ladies' and Misses' winter coats clearing at cost price and less: the Ladies' Aid. The proceeds
Many new styles as, low as $12.75 each. Come and look them over. Girls coats also at greatly re- = amounted to over $600.00.
duced prices. o
afternoon, but in spite of this there
NOW
ONLY
TWO WEEKS
UNTIL, C HRISTIVIAS
A Bargain` in Fancy Towels
About five dozen of the well known Galt make of fancy Turkish Towels, good .'large size and e-
heavy weight in white with assorted colored borders, has been our regular dollar line. While they
last at 79c. each.. We also have cheaper and better lines as well as boxed sets of towels and wash
cloths
Hosiery .for Wearing Under Silk
We have the new flesh, shade .hoot hosiery for wearing under silk hose at 7.5 cents a pair.
don, attended the,funeral.
SUCCESSFUL FOWL SUPPER
Ladies' Fur Coats at Clearing Prices
1 only beautiful quality Northern'Muskrat fur coat, price was $175, clear at $150. _
1 coat only French Seal and Muskrat combined, a very handsome coat, regular $175 for $150
See ,our Christmas lines of ladies' fancy scarfs all styles, some hand painted leather hand
• bags and purses, fancy linens, new short parasols, boxed handkerchiefs, fancy garters, silk. under -
.Wear, hosiery, etc., also men's ,neckties,.,scarfs,,armbands, sweaters, • umbrellas, club. bags; slippers, =
etc." \.
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OVERCOATS
Style„and"iew prices are making a big run on our men's sand boy's overcoats. You; get a
coat at the very rock -bottom price when you buy from us.
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McINNES—SWEET NUPTIALS
WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION
A quiet but petty wedding took TO SELL YOU YOUR RADIO SET
placein the Trivitt Memorial church FOR CHRISTMAS. COME IN AND
,on Saturday afternoon at 4.15 when'
Miss Irno Hattie Sweet, only daugh- PICK OUT YOUR SET NOW.
ter of. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweet,
of town, was united in marriage to
Mr. Donald Sinclair McInnes, of
Bruce Township, County of Bruce.
.-- ` The ceremony was performed by
Gifts of Utility � 5
Are to be found in abundance in the big.
Hardware and Stove Store.Useful
Gifts that will be appreciated
the year round.
PYREX
' a es: a
Pyrex ware m k pleas-
ing and very acceptable gift.
POCKET KNIVES.
for every member of the home
from 25c up.
Silver Ware priced very close
for, Xmas buyers, stainless
knives and forks, per set
$ 7.75.
Carvers in„ pairs 2.75
4.90
Carvers in cases
O'Ceder Mops.... 1:.25 and 2.00
Liquid -Veneer 1Vtops 2;00
,Bissell sweepers .. 6,00
Vacuette Sweepers . •, .•. 39.00
15. lb. Floor Polishers
with 1 lb. wax 3,75
Asssessass
Autoniobile Skates -from $1,25
to :,,• :$6.00:...
Hockey Sticks .” 25c tip
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• t-iocicey Pucks ....�. 100 and '25c
Hockey fads , .`., .,v, 9156,;
Straps .,,... 20c a pair
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WEAR -EVER ALUMINU1VI;;
Pres. Kettles 1.98, 2.19 & 2,69'
Roasters ...•.. 3.98
Potato Pots : ' 1.39
Double Boilers 1.49
Allam, Perculaters 1.35
N. P. Copper Tea Kettles 2.39
81aek Roasters 1.00
Alum. 'Roasters ...:....:..:2,45
Large Meat Choppers ,• 4,00
feainan's Hardware � P���t Store
ALL ACCOUNTS ARE /NoW fhJE,
BIRTHS
DALE—In Torontp, `on Wednesday,
, Decemher --2nd; to Mr. and Mrs."
R. A. Dale, (nee Miss Stella Sand-
ers,) a son.
COOPER—In Usborne; on Decem-
ber 8th, to Mr. and Mrs.' Bruce
Cooper,' a daughter. (Violet Isa-
belle Loreen.) •
MUNN—In Hay, on' December 6th,
to Mr. and Mre. Robert Munn, a
son.'
1MIARRIAAGES
McINNES-SWEET--In Trivitt Mem-
orial church, Exeter, on Saturday,
December 5th, Irno Hattie ,Sweet,
only daughter of M. and Mrs.
Samuel Sweet, to Mr. Donald Sin-
clair McInnes, by Rev. A. A.
Trumper,
DEATHS
CREECH In. Exeter, on Monday,
December 7th, 1925„ Grace ,Bis-
sett, relict of the late James
Creech, aged 82 years,. 5 months
and 14 clays,
IN MEMORIAM
YEARLEY—In loving .memory of
" William Yearley, who stied on the
,16th day of December, 1924.
Gone from us but leaving memories
Death can never take away,
MemorieS that will .always linger,
While upon this earth we stay.
In our hearts your memory lingers,
Sweet and tender fond and true,
There is not a day dear father,
That we do not think of you.
• Sadly missed by wife and family
DOES THIS 1M1EAN, ANYTHING T()
YOU?
i People are constantly coming
in, telling 110 what, splendid re-
eults they are getting from our ,
Flour, ,A fainter, from Stephen
saidvi
recently. The last flour
we got from you is the beat We
ever used." Another from Us'',
bor1e; "I want some, more
flour, the "Same as the last, the:
best .we ever Kaci."
You. are as good a baker (t'i
they are. All you need is to get
the right flour and results are
assured.
Be ,sure yoz got our Manitoba's
Best for bread and 'Welcome
for Pastry,' and thus enjoy •chs,.:
same satisfaction as ,others are
having.
HARVEY BOOS.
the'Rector, Rev. Ashlyn A. Trumper
Immediately following the ceremony_
Mr. and Mrs. McInnis left by train
for London, St. Thomas and Toron-
to. The bride is one of Exeter's
most esteemed' young ladies. For
several years she taught school in
Bruce county. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Innes will return to Exeter to spend
as. short time before returning to
Bruce Tp. where they will reside on
the 10th ;con., a short distanceffifronz
Paisley./ They,, will have the best
wishes of many friends.
THE LATE MRS. J. CREECK
BATTERY SERVICE BY CHAM-
BERS BROS.
Milo Snell, Ford Dealer
Chas. W. Ford Salesman
Exeter, Ont.
Exeter on Monday .lost another of
its old 'pioneers in the person of
Grace Creech, relict of the late
James Creech, who predeceased her
six years. Mrs. Creech was, the eld-
,est daughter of the late James and
Fanny Bissett -and was born on the
farm now owned by Mr. Thos: Bis-
sett, of the third concession of Us -
borne, ancl•liad
s-borne,:'and"had reached the advanc-
ed age of 82 years and 5 months.:
The deceased was a highly respect-
ed woman, an excellent Wife and a
wonderful • mother. She was , a
Methodist in religion, but was a
Bible Christian in the early dayst'
Deceased leaves to mourn her loss,
' one son, Jaynes W. of Rochester, N.
Y;, and qne daughter, Jessie, at
thome; six grand children and three
f sisters, Mrs. William Creech, • of
'town; Mrs. Jahn Welsh, of Clande-
boye,-;.Man., who is at present visit-
ing at the Jtome of the deceased and
Miss Fanny ,Bissett, of town;- also
two brothers, John Bissett, of Lon-
don and Thomas Bissett of Usborne..
A private funeral was held on Wed..
neSday, Rev. Sheppard officiating.
PATTERSON—ADAMS
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the United church.
parsonage, Corbett, on Wednesday,
December 2nd, when Rev. W. .1.
Maines united in 'marriage, Susan,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Adams, of Stephen, to Loon-
ar.d, only son of Mr• and Mrs. -Angus
Patterson, also of Stephen. The
bride, who- was unattended, looked
chanting' in a gown of white satin,
which was trimmed with silk rad-
iumlace. After ,the ,ceremony the
happy couple returned to the
home of the bride's parents
where' a, bountiful dinner was
served to a few of the izfzmediate
relatives and friends of the bride
and groom, after which a pleasant
social. evening was spent. On Tues
day evening they were pleasantly
OR SALE.
Feeding Molasses
and —.
Hay
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, • Ontario
Cut Generous' Slices
Bread is food that sustains and
satisfies, so cut the slices thick.
High-priced foods that under -
nourish. are often given first
Place on the table, while Broad
is a blessing we're too often, in-
clined to take for granted.
Don't forget that Bread it rich
in vitamines—the life-giving
element so necessary to health..
Lockwood's Better Bread
Always satisfies, You can eat
slice after slice because of the
tempting quality that comes
from dts all -pure ingredients.
(Ask 'Your Grocer For It)
W. H. LoCwoo0
BAKER
EXETER ONTARIO
JEWELLERY
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We -have a good stock of Ladle
Wrist Watches and, other = us(44
Christmas Goods for all. We spec -k
ialize in Getting You Wbat Yarm
Want at short notice as :possible.•
Call and see our, stock. We are al-
ways glad to show oar goods;
Watch and clock repairing guarau,-
teed at
S. B. TAYLOR
EXETER,
BAZAAR
The Ladie ' Guild of Trivitt Mem.,
oriel church ill hold a bazaar in
the Parish Hall on Friday afternoon
December 11th at 3 o'clock, Sewing
and home cooking for sale, Tea
served:
"Thi First Christmas"
BY IRA B. WILSON
A CANTATA
CiriLL EE PRESENTED BX `Illi)
James St. United Church Choir, Exeter
Tuesday, December lith, 1925
COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M.
R. CsOIII.OI2oiG•, Choir Master
ADMISSION 25 and 15 cents.
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TITEATRE
Friday and Saturday, December 11 and 12
i`Ea.st"of own
AN .ALL STAB CASTE
Monday, December 14th
"BEYOND THE BORDER"
COMEDY: "THE WAGES OF TIN"
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• WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF CHRISTMAS
GOODS, WHICH WE OFFER AT A REASONABLE PRICE
TO ONE AND ALL.
COME IN AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND COMPARE
OUR PRICES.
PROMPT DELIVERY ASSURED
HARNESS GROCERY
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n be here, re but'we are here with a lib,e of Gifts that %
Christmas will soon e
ris ,
1 has never before been excelled in Exeter. Something to suit alx.'" classes of
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SIGNET RINGS
Gent's Signet Rings, 18k, white j
% Regina, 17 Jeweils, Gold Filled Mantle Chick, Chimes, gold tops, at bargains. Black
g Reg. $35, selling for $22 Golden Oak, Reg. $30 for $20 and blue Onyx rings from $5 up. !y
Regina; 15 JewellS, Gold Pilled Mantle Clock, black ebonized wedding rings. '
' Reg. $30, selling for $18 wood, Reg. $20 for $12 A large range of cuff Links
i 7 Jewels Gobi Filled Mantle Clock, arched, from 50c u 4.
Regina, r P i
i, Reg. $25, selling for $15' Mahogany, Reg. $20 for $12 :,,,,,41
�5Waltliani, 17 Jewels, Gold Filled 12 Kitchen Clocks,8day SOMi:'CJJ G 1FORTHELA7DffiS' Reg. $3G, Bollingfor $22 Reg.$Sfor$62Kite A ClooxpMENT, IVORY Beaded purses, broaches, brace- .LADIES' ' VRIST WATC.i ES AND ALARM CLOCKSlets, ltiglr grade indesfructable �� pearls, French ivory.
:,% is' Hi li Gracie;15Jeweils)I iOND1 iNG}S 4
f, Sw s, gOUTGLASS,C1t3 0LA AND
14 k, Solid GoldSILVERWlfR1FT
�/ 40' tor 2G f`Diamond '
Reg; $ $ A Targe assor•tnieitt o a: �
. A large assortment. Splendid r
G Swiss, 3 dor. only High Grade Rings, ia•nging fio#t1 $15 and up: g p
15 Jewels, Gold Filled Xmas Gifts.
' Reg.30 for ;$20 ..TIE PINS A splendid line of 1847 Rogers
$ and Comniu.irity Cutlery, carviug
1 dox.:o1Zl Green and ;
�. 1 Swiss, y, ,
ick,
White Gold rifled cage A heavy- Mock of tse, pSfis, all sats, ...Fanny trays,;candle sticks,
new a to --date, etc., etc.
15 Jewels Reg. $20 for $12 and p
, XMAS COME IN AND INSPECT OIJR A$SOD TMENT
� u I3H1C�'OItE MAKING ; '1'OU'Xii Pl[Jlt'CIiIA.S:b, FOR
Christlnapgiving and at prices that can't be equalled elseweere.
HERE A R E A FEW
GENT'S WATCHES CLOCKS
Ga � •
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surliised �;t the home of the bride's .�
parents when- a large crowd of'fri- E
ends gathered, together. to wish;, the 0)
young couple a longand happy Wed-
ded life after which the evening was
'spent in gables anti dancing,
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