HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-12-10, Page 8THE EXETER T1 AD'VOCATE
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December Shoppers
Only 12 Days to Shop for 1 Xmas
Make good Ilse of the days that are left by visiting this
store often. We are ready to help you solve you gift problems
and to save you real money at the same time. Here you will.
find Christmas Gifts and supplies of all'1,4n' ds displayed to
make selection easy and we will lay away any articles yo ll may
choose and keep them for you without any deposit.
GIFT. SUGGESTIONS
FOR THB LADIES
OVERSHOES, 4 buckle, buckles and domes,. Zipper$3.49 up
COZY BEDROOM SLIPPERS, a sensible gift from 98 cents up
Beautiful Silk -Knit and Silk Crepe Scarfs from 98c to $4.00
IIANDIKERCHIEFS in Cluestmas boxes from 50e to $1.00
Christmas Handkerchiefs, a beautiful range from 12 1-2c to 50c
EColeproof Silk and Silk and Wool Hose from 98c to $2.25
Powell Sets and Fancy Aprons in Xmas boxes from 75e up
FOR THE CHILDREN
COZY BEDROOM SLIPPERS for girls and boys teem 98c up
BLACK LEATHER GAUNT -INNS for boys, large beefs
COLORED AND PICTURE HANDKERCHIEFS from5c up
BEADS, BROACIUES, BRACELETS and BARRETTES from 15c
WARM OVERSHOES, a sensible serviceable gift $2,49
FOR THE MEN
WOOL CASHMERE SCARFS, plaids and stripes :for -$2.75
NEW KNITTED TIES, BRIGHT FANCY WEAVES only 45c
WARM ALL WOOL SOX, black, grey, heathers 49c to 750
WOOL LINED TIORSE HIDE MITTS, strong and Warm, 85c
WARM INTERLINED MOHAIR DRIVING lalITTS4newa$1.75
BLACK LEATHER DRIVING GAJJNTLETS, large Cal's $2.25
POCFET HANDKEIRCI91EFS, crepes and ExceldaS 26c to $1.00
SHOES AND SLIPPERS FOR HOUSE WEAR, all sizes from. 98c
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH SMRTS, COULAR TO MATCH $2.49
Visit our China. Department
We invite you to visit our China degai%*elike f'!:`See the
beautiful display of Christmas China, glassware, -brass and. pot-
teries. Hundreds of attractive gifts priced feera i3Oc. to O.
97 PIECE DINNER SETS .FOR --04.95
We offer a choice of six attractive dinnerware patterns in
genuine China and. guaranteed semi -porcelain at only, $24.95 for
a full 97 piece dinner set. This is the Orietneake Gift you
have been..looleIng foie .
Coats as Low as $14495
We have reduced some of this season's „furatetinameci coats
to as low as $14.95. All other coats have been marked down
accordingly and if we have a coat that you like weeWill try our
best to make the price fit your purse. All girl's :and, childreit's
coats to be cleared at special low prices. .„„
•'Silk Scarfs•Given..*Frbe
We will continue to give absolutely free charge a beauti-
ful silk scarf with every ladies' and Missek 'abet sold at our
special reduced prices.
$25.00 Overcoats Now$19.85
Snappy new plaid back overcoats for men -regularly priced
at $25.00 aro now to be cleared at $19.85. Comp -in and see
these overcoats, they are an outstanding value at $19,85`"and the
styles and the cloths are certain to please you. Why not take
this opportunity to save over $5-.00 on your neueebat.'
Christmas Grocery Sp6'cials
Christmas Candies for 25c ib.
Animal Cookies 2 valises 25c
MeLaren's 'Jelly Pdrs. 3 for 25c
18 bah Laundry Soap for 98e.
1 lb. tin Baking powder 25e.
6 rolls Toilet Paper for 25e.
2 ib. P. & G. Soap Chips 25c
OureSpecial Blend Tea 59c lb.
Chrlitie's Fresh Sodas 17c lb.
New Mixed Out Peel .... 25c.
2 ib. pure Cocoa for ... ..... 23c.
Kellog's Corn Flakes 3 for_29c
Fresh Ground Coffee 60c lb.
Dishpan and 20 cakes soap 98c
Choice Quality .111.0.`3 ib. 25c.
Royal Yeast Calkeee.... Sc pkg
Shredded Wheat 2,,pkg for 25c
2 lb. Mixed cookies: for 35c.
2 ib. ginger snaps for 25c
2 tins choice salmon for 35c
3 boxes matches for 29e.
2 cans choice Coen foe.. 25c.
New Muscatel Basis 15c lb.
4 boxes good ,tf ar di nes for Z5c
J. A. Stewa,'rt
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Pnr FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS '
BROADCLOTH SHIRTS AT. $2.50 AND $215.
FANCY STRIPE A.ND CHECK SHIRTS AT $1.75 AND $2.25,
SILK AND WOOL MI.T.e.PLERS At $1.50 -to 4.3:150,, . $
•SUEDE AND KEG GLOVES $1.75 TO $2.50 • r :
WOOL MOVES $1.25 AND $1.50
FITPAINED GLOVES AT $5.00
OREM AND SILK TIES AT 50 cent S 'to $1.25
SWEATERS AT.$2.50 TO $4o‘e a e .'
SOCKS SUM, SILK AND WOOL,: ,AND CASHMERE:50 Cont# TO
TO $1.00 rrapAnl,
trAmvpnultantims---coTToisr, LINEN AND SILK 1,5c TO $1.60• P
CUFF BUTTONS, COLLAR rixs, 'JAE PINS: g5e, rilO S1.06' ' •'
RATS AlD OAPS AT $1Z0 Al .-ck.,:,,
GARTERS ANl5 BRACES 85c TO '75,i. ''. •
• IINDROWRAIt. MI suns mom $too s'd4uoit:;cT,41.41)trii,'„,:r
Exeter Markets
Wheat 1.40.- •
Oats 450, • • a
• Barley 72e,
Manitoba Fleur $5,00.
Blended Fiona" $4.50.
Feed Fleur $e.25.
• 13ren. $1.60. -•
•Shorts $1.70.
Creamery Butter 48c.
Dairy butter 41e, 44c;
,- Eggs, eetras
Eggs, selects ,3•8e.
Lard 20e -"
Potatoes $1.75 to $2,00
Hoys thick smooth $11.75
Hogs selects $12.93
LOCAL I
See Lawson's Xmas advertisen1eut
in this issue. s
Mr. Thos. Seed, returned Friday,
after visite inin Strathrey„
Miss lithe'l 'Houlden heai3 gone to
Detroit to visit her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Alfred.
• Mr. W. 11. Dearing is confined to
his bed suffering from an attack of
antrim trouble.
Mrs. T. White, of Windsor, is vis-
iting with Miss White and Mr. and
Mrs. Wiftwire,
T. Aar, and Mrs. Sidney Sanders are
yfilsiting their daughter, ..Mrs. R. A.
Dale in /roronto.
Mr. Jack Reid, of Ceenduff, Sask.
epent a couple of days with Mr.and
Mrs. W. G. Medd.
Contractor Lewis and staff have
nearly completed Mr. C. B, Snell's
hodse en John St.
.Kiss Ruby Wood has returned
lone from a visit with relatives -in
Buffalo and Bath, N. Y.
Mrs. Scholdice, of near Loudon,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ab-
bott during the past week.
Miss Olive Hern, who has bean ill
ler several weeks at St. Joseph's
••Rospital, London, is impeoving.
' Nominations foe municipal ,offic-
es will be held on December 28th,
and the election, will take place on
January 4th.
Miss Dorothy Kuntz has again. r-
• e
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Aimed to Victoria Hospital for fur-
ther treatment. We hope der hcr
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Roger Northeett, of Hay,
moved to Exeter last *week into the
residence on Main St. -recently pur-
chased from Mr. C. L. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis and
daughter Thelma attended service
at Brinsley, on Sunday and visited
with Mr. and ales. W. L. Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell will
leave the latter part of the week to
visit for a time with their daugh-
ters at London and Mt. Brydges.
Mrs. Gordon Davis and son Don-
ald, of Toronto are here owing to
the illness of the former's father,
Mr. J. R. McDonald, who is -improv-
ing nicely.
Mrs. Wm. J. Chappel, who , has
been visiting her father Mr. Henry
Reynolds for the past tkvo weeks re-
turned to her .home " in Dundas on
Thursday.
The latter part of last week was
extremely mild and wet. The roads
for several days were in bad condi-
tion. The weather again turned
cold on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lackey and two
children, of Creelinan, Sask., are
visiting for a few days with Mrs.
Creelman's aunts, Mrs. F. Gill and
Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mrs. E. A. Follick returned home
Tuesday evening from London where
she has been waiting on her cousin
the late Thomas J. Guymer, who
passed away on Sunday,
Mrs. J. V. Mollard, who recently
met with an automobile accident,
and has been confined 'to Victoria
Hospital, London, has sufficiently
recovered as to be able to return
home.
The lady teachers of the Exeter
High School very pleasantly enter-
tained the members of last year's
classes now living in London to .
lunch at Smallman & Ingram's on
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10 a.ln.----$11adaY School.
a.n.1.--,'They Wi) Keep the Faith'
The Minister
7 P.72.7 --"A Hiding Place."
The Minister
Thursday at 8 p.m, -Prayer meet-
ing in the thurch.
AMES ST. UNITED CHURCH OF
CANADA
Bey. E, Sheppard, Pastor
W. R. &aiding, A.T.C.M.
Orgaillat and Choir -Leader
11 aan..-"Qod'S "poo, What is it
Worth to Me?"
3 Imn.-Do you believe in -Sunday-
School? Can Yoil prove it by the
Superintendent?
7 Pau.---WhY should we "Remember
Now Thy Creator?" The Divine
photograph of us according to
Eccles. XII.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Rev. A. A. Trnmper, L. Th., Rector
11 a.m.-"The Messenger."
3 pea. Bible•StAy
7 pan. -"What Doest Thou Here?"
MAN STREET UNITED CHURCH
Rev. E. Ciysdale, Pastor „
11 a.ra,-'The Pate of the Betrayer'
3 p.m. -Sunday School and Bele
Classes. •
7 p.m.--"TwelVeN,Gates-in the Way."
Thursday at 7.30 Prayer Service.
A cold church,. like cold butter,
never spreads well. Let's keep
warm by getting together in wor-
ship. That's what church buildings
are for. •
-Powell's Bazaar
The -Big Variety Store,
Yes we lost a couple shipments of
candy through, the. C.N.R. robbery,
but we still have plenty. Our spec-
ial 33c. mixture containing 8 var-
ieties of chocolates has proven a big
item and we expect to sell hundreds
of pounds this season. Our week-
end special will be nut toffee, at
25c a pound. "You will always
find us with the,best selling lihes at
Moderate prices." Have .you notic-
ed- our EVERYDAY. SALES in our
Windows, new. bargains every' day.
Be sure and Look in the windows,
and do not wait if you want the
goods. You eau. often get goods at
ridiculous prictia, in these "one day:'
sales. We hahree,‘, 10 Phonograph
bargains, which. are real special. If
you are thinking of a Phonograph,
this will surely' be your opportunity.
Lets talk it over anyway. Or of
you have Phonograph out of repair
bring it to us, owe fix' ern, and reas-
onable.
AGENTS WANTED .•
An exCeptional opportunity for an
energetic men, whole or spare time.
Full line of trees and shrubs. We
supply are&adelling outfit and pay
liberal coanmissien. ,Starr now.
Welland -Nursery Compeller,
ez" Welland, Ont.
HOUSE" pow RENT -A- stucco
house and* 'garage to sell or rent,
cheap; cerner eef, Carling and Gid -
ley Sts., Exetermodern home, fully
equipped in every respect. If you
want a geed home examine this pro-
position, it will pay you. Apply to
Johe W. Tairlor.
Saturday. COCKERELS FOR SALE - Bar -
Next week the Times -Advocate !red Rocks an.ti ,White ` Leghorns.
will print a Christmas edition of , pricesto eeit. im1v tciW. F. Ab.
twelve pages, four of which will bott, Exeter.
contain beautifully colored pictures.
Additional copies will be sold at five
cents each.
The many friends of Mr. J. R.
McDonald will be pleased to know
he has returned home from Toron-
te much improved after receiving
treatment, at the Mieeral Fume
Baths there.
The many friends of Mr. J. W.
Powell will regret to know that be
is confined to his bedthrough ill-
ness. This is particularly regret -
able at this tine with the Christmas
season approaching.
The lady teachers of the Exeter
High school were in London on Sat-
urday and entertained the students
from Exeter mid district, attending
school" in London, to a dinner at
Smallman & Ingeam's,
Miss Nellie Medd, of the public
school staff, won the first prize for
an essay 'Written on Christian 8 tew-
ar ds hi n and whcele recently appear-
ed in the Onward: The contest was
put on by the financial department
of the United ehurch.
• Rev. E.. Sheppard received word
that his aunt, Mrs. 3', Shuck died
early Wednesday me/lilts. Since
her laushand's death, twenty years
ago, she has lived with his Mother's
sister. She was 87 years Of age.
Rev. Mr. Sheppard left Wednesday
e'vening to attend the funeral which
Will be held in Hamilton.
Christraa.s is .only two weeks aWay
• LOST -Between Thames Road
school and 'church on Saturday ,last
a _silk and wool 'suitcase parasol
with White handle. Finder pleaee
leave with Time -Advocate or Miss
Baxter. ' •
The annual meeting of the Exeter
District Branch of the Ontario
Plowmen's- AssociatiOn will be held
in the Town Fran, Exeter, on Sat-
urday, Dec, 1.9tWat 2 o'clock for the
purpose 'of receiving reports for the
year, electing • officers and other
business. . •
W. H. Shapton, See'y
'Mat. Routley, Pres.
• ED--A.131ack Giant pullett
hasstrayed ontothe property of -.E.
C. Appleton. Owner may have same
by proving property and paying for
SA.X.APHONE-Give a her or him
one for Christmas. Easiest wind in-
strument to Ieatn. Are aroue inter-
ested? then phone or write Robt.
Gambrill. Free demonstration.
Mr. 0. F. HOopee epent Tuesday
in London;
Mr. J. T. Hind 4a6 in LondOn
Tuesday on businesie
Mrs Sas Sweet, who has been
quite ill is again able to be-urou
The Xmas concert of the Thames
and the holiday spirit is already with Road school will be held on Monday
us. Day sehools. and Sunday schools December 21st instead of 23rd,
are praCticing for Christmas entefe Mr. W. G. aledd, atteeded a meet
tailinients. The stores of town are leg of the Ontario Religious Edutaa
gaily decorated and there 04 an ex- tion Council in, Lendon, Monday,
oellent display Of articles, both nee- daven Presbyterian Sunday School
ful and Ornainental, that will give Christmas entertainment will be held1
the, helidoc shOPpers a wide range on lVfon.day evenidgf DeCeraber 21st.'
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ic.e, The windo'Nys are vartie...- Mrs. 1. T. Morgano' who reeentlY
tilatIeahttreotive and are well :Worth ..irtidervielit n eperatien et Victoria
seeing. Pusiriest aetivi,ty is ,on, the' Hosiqtal; Lbzid�h is inivinving fav-
inereaSe and. 'there s 4iltte• •"":•• ,
around town each0,f,terhooxt Thet6 num
A ber itt,,tovn, are
are telly twelve More .shoppitiedaye talking oil harnerso since the. site -
before the great liolida,y,festival cessfill operation „&f-thositHMr. Statt,
the Year. Mahe out 'your ltat. anl ury had installed fri his home and;
gl shot) earlY. W offieek#
Gift Suggestions for Christmas*,
With Christmas so rear we offer below a list
'of suitable and serviceable Christmas Gifts
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Beautiful New Dresses
.eln Flannel Crepe and Silk -Knit,
Sweater Coats for Xmas
Splendid Styles in brushed wool.
- Fancy Towelis, Boxed
Just the thing for Christmas Gifts
Smart Nevv. Coats
A few choice models to choose from.
Fancy Silk & Crepe Scarfs
In many shapes and patteres.
Warm Goloshes
For every member of the family,
Silk and Wool Umbrellas Fancy Felt Slippe s
In the new Shapes and Handles. , In many new patters.
Silk and Wool Hosiery Silk Chamoisette Gloves
A delightful Xmas Gift.
In the new Checks, all colors.
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Black Nlessaline Silk Per, box 25c, 35c, 40c, 50c, 75c, to
Give mother a Dress Length for Xmas' • $1.25.
Warm. Sweater Coats •
= Fancy New 'Mufflers
Useful Umbrellas
Cozy Slippers
CollarLags
New Neckwear
Warm Gloves
MIMI!
Fancy Sox
Pyjamas
Mocho Mitts'
New. Belts
New Garters
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Wood's Silk
Underwear
This is the finest range of
silk underwear we havp ever
seen: Comes in Vests, 'bloom -
New Armbands
ers, teddy s and Princess slips.
Cuff Links A•fachet bag go with each gar-
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This is the Place to Buy- Your Christmas Gifts,
ANY OF THESE WOULD MAKE,
We have a Big Stock of High
Class Furnittire of all
kinds includin*
REED CHAIRS
PARLOR TABLES
LIBRARY TABLES
BEDROOM SUITES
KITCHEN CABINETS
VACUUM CLEANERS
DINING=ROOM SUITES
C1JESTERFIELD SUITES
CHESTERFIELD TABLES •
COUCHES FERNERYS,
BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
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SPLENDID XMAS GIFTS ALL AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Call and See for yourself that we are giving Real Bargains
N. Rowe & ThOs. Dinney
Licensed Embalmers and Undertakers
• PHONE 20W •NIGHT CALL 20J
Im!-•meamms.
The Exeter Canning Co. are pre r
pared to take contracts for corn and
pea acreage. Parties desiring in-
formation cell at factOry. 11-4-3hr
HOUSE FOR RENT -On Decemb-
er lst. Apply to Mrs. Emma Cook-
son, 808 Perrie Ave, Windsor, or to
James Sanders, Exeter. •
For Sale
A. good Clothes Wringer.
Knitting machine, nearlyanew, ceheap
Number of 6 -in. Stove Pipes.
Several Spring Calves
New White Rotary ,sewing machine.
Use our Service for selling end
locating. ,In,quire
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Phone\55 and 122
Safety Razor Blades
• Sharpened (any make)
SINGLE EDGE `e 3c
DOUBLE EDGE 4e
Perfect Edge Guaranteed
W. S. -COLE, Druggist
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ER SHOW YOU THAN TELL YOU. FOR ItVAL CHRISTMAS
EARGAINS THIS STORE TAKES TRH, LEAD. ALWAYS GLAD
TO SHOW YOU THROUGH,•
"THE HOME FURNISHER"
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