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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-12-2, Page 8TIF EXETER Ti , ES -ADVOCATE • HU1 s 1A' t, x'DFt7 'M n `2,: ^ S913 ..t_ . iSIM1111119111110Bila Phone Phone 16 Exeter Markets Wheat $1.24 Oats 45e. Barley 50c. Manitoba flour $4.55. Blended flout: $4.05 Pastry flour $3.55 Feed Flour $1.90 Shorts $1.60. Bran $1.60. Creamery butter 41c. Dairy butter 32-35c. Lard 20c Eggs, extras, 60c. klggs, pullets, 4$e. Eggs, seconds, 40c, Naw potatoes $1.35-$1.50 Hogs $9.75. Hogs, selects $10.72. GET READY 'We can help you. Out stock is large and varied: Suitable. sensible gifts for every member of the family, .Our china de- partment is bubbling over with lovely things. Fancy Condiment Sets S:$e and 50z Beautiful Oriental Glass Candy Jar $1.50 r, Niece Tiffany Cut Glass Water Set $1.50 01% -piece' full China Dinner Set for $24.1)5: DI -piece Porcelain Dinner Set (special) .$24.50 Very Handsome Tea Pot and Stand to Match for $3.50 Beautiful China Candle Sticks --assorted colors .pair .$1.00 Consor Sets -Panty Bowls and Candle Sticks to Match x+2.75 Cat (MISS Sherbert Glasse.` :..'tall or low, Tifftuiy 'or Grape pat- terns; Cut Glass Goblets, Tiffany or Grans patterns G ING FAST We got another deal -25 dozen more Ladies' si11t'aud wool hose, elastic tepS end hemmed tops; colors -French Nude, Flesh Antique, Piping Rock, Toast, Fawn, Sand, and Black -Get youro now. , You will see for a long'timt---.A.,lovely bright finish Duchess Silk -Special $1.75. . ,--s.. �-A-4-ry� 'tea VERY SPECIAL-30-'1N. DIPORTED ItLiANNELETTES IN PLAIN WHITE AND FANCY STRIPES, ONLY 25c. Black Sill: ,Deal GROCERIES Ycu might as well try to beat a hard boiled egg;. as to try to beat our groceries. -We are ready to help' you with thatt Christmas cake -the new fruits are all here -quality. is what we offer and unbeatable prices. 1 Faq vg, .a:. ... tag +D "_• a C YEN PRIORY ERIAN CHURCH Rey. J amee • IZ`� ° ' i B': E4., MiniAter 10 a.m. SundaylSchool 11 a.m,-- "The .S day Selmer' In- stallation of 0 fio'ers and teachers 7 P.M.--"Bersonrt1 'Failure." ]IRI X0110001111 111511111 ad es 11111111111111111m 611111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111 11111 11111111 1111 11111 1111 111111 III isses' Coats i owlsWV "Special Sale" at 141'rs. W. D Yeo's of Christmas novelties for December month, All china, handkerchiefs, gloves and fancy work; 10 per cent. off on all other goods. Mrs. T. H. Elliott is spending a few days in London. Our Wonderful Furniture values Are Drawing The Crowds To This Store It's surprising the great number that are taking advantage of our wonderufl furniture values. Our stock is so large and so up- to-date that it makes it.a pleasure to shop here. '.•'ttARDIN'EIi'IS.EOR.GRE` R, VALUES." "THE ROME FURNISHER" N. E. (iADINER FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. FINEST MOTOR AND FUNERAL EQUIPMENT Long Distance Calls Pomptly Attended To Phone 74w OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Night call 74j 8 E • Mrs. J. Elston was a visitor in Blyth fur a few days last week. Mr. Bert Doyle has been laid up for several days through illness. Mrs. W. A. Turnbull is confined to her home under the doctor's care. CFRISTVAS IFTS - at the - MEN'S STORE We Have a Nice Smart Range of the Following: - Suits Overcoats Dressing Gowns Wind Breaker Sweaters Pull. Over Sweaters Shirts Hats Caps Come and Shop Early and Save Money. Mufflers Socks Ties Braces Garters Sleeve Holders Cuff Buttons Collar Buttons Our Prices are Right: W. TRMM Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter Mrs. J. S. Grant has been ill dur- ing the past week with a severe cold. Mrs. John Gould, of Hay, who has boon seriously ill is very much im- proved. I:Irs. I+'itzgerald, of town, who has been ill for some time, is slowly im- proving. Mr. Husband, H. S. Inspector, vis- ited the Exeter H. S. the forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dinuey and family, of London, spent the week- end in town. Mrs. Wallace, of Simcoe, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers. Mrs.Walternear Marshall, of Cromarty, spent the past week with Mrs. M. McNicol. Mrs. M. R. Complin has been con- fined to her home through illness but is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Christie, of Strathcona, Alta., are visiting for a few days with. the latter's parents, 6ir..and Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw. Mr. Fred Heaman, who is attend- ing college at Ann Arbor, Mich., was home for a few days last week. Mrs. Wm. Andrew and son George have returned home after spending the summer at Hamiota, Man. Mrs. J. A. Stewart returned home Saturday after visiting for a week with Mrs. F issette, of Brantford. The stores have started to decor- ate for Christmas and the early shopper is already making selec- tions. Mr. Douglas Stewart, of Windsor, is spending a few days in town with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Mrs. Wallace, of Simcoe, addres- sed the various Sunday Schools of town on the temperance question on Sunday.• Mr. Clarence Morley, of Chicago, visited with his parents, Mr. and alas. John Morley for a few days during the week. Mrs. Wm. Hi11, of Flint, Mich., is visiting her father, Mr. Thos Elliott of Kirkton, and her brothers Thos. and Sani'l J. of town. Mrs. Harp Rivers, who underwent an operation for nasal trouble at Victoria Hospital, London, returned home on Saturday -last. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Newell .and son and Miss Stella Gregory of Stratford, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Creech. Mrs. F. A. May is visiting in Mit- chell on account of the serious ill- ness of her mother, Mrs. W. R. Davis. Mrs. J. Willis, Powell and Miss Marion, who have been under quar- antine with scarlet fever, and who have been in Wingham since, have returned home. Mr. Wm. Dew, of Wales, N.D., in renewing his subscription to the Times -Advocate wishes to be remem- bered emembered to his old friends and extends the season's greetings. Dr. H. J. Browning has installed a Hanovia Quartz Lamp in connect- ion with his artificial ultra. violet ray machine. There are very few of these machines outside of the large centres. Miss May Elworthy, of Detroit, and Miss Rota Elworthy, nurse -in - training of Ford Hospital, Detroit, visited with their parents,. Mr. and Mrs. H. Elworthy, for a few days last week. w The Times -Advocate is being printed on Thursday of this week instead of Wednesday and subscrib- ers will receive their paper a day late, This is being done in'order to 'secure the election returns. The stores are well stocked for Christmas and the goods are now being pl0,ced on display. By doing Your shopping early you get a good choice and the clerks have plenty of time to serve you. Shop early. The editor of the Times -Advocate has received an invitation to the an- nual meeting of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toronto which will be field in the auditorium of the Y.M.C.A., 40 College St., on Friday evening December 3rd. •Mr. •Stephen Powell visited ahem, dale friends this week. •. He says Mr. O. C. Ward, who,. was formerly bookkeeper. at the Canning factory' has a good general store there and has become gtiite a prondrient citi- zen itezen of Thorndale. ; Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Welsh Were in London Sunday visiting the form et''s sister, Mise Emma, who is ill in Victoria Hospital, but who is get ting along nicely. • Mr, John Welsh and Mrs. H. T, Hate, of Medina, N. Y., were also visiting their sister- at the same time, `k14\ ,\X\TI r ' 't?f We aim to make the best flour milled, and we succeed If you •aim to snakethe best bread baked, acquire the ,habit of buying Exeter Flour MARYtY iB*o$. ,ticeriioon HARVEY I3ROSi Exeter Ontario a JAMES ST. Ul►1 ' D O] U E OH O1 l7Ai'LDA Rev, D. Mc . avish, Pastor W. R. Gout :ng, A.T.O.M. Organist and ; Ghoir-Leader 11 a.m.-Dr. ,r. L. Stewart, of China. 3 p.m. -Sunday School. 7 p.m. --"Self Righteous Bigotry," A. plea for religious tolerance feat- uring the great story "My Little Brother." Trivitt Memorial Church Rev. A. A. Trpmmper, L. Th., Rector 3 p.m. -Sunday School Services as usual. MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. F. E. Olysdalo, Pastor 11 a.m.-Rev. C. F. Clark, Ph.D., Chairman of Huron Presbytery. 3 p.m. - Sunday School -Monthly Missionary Day. 7 p.m. -Rev. Dr. Jas. L. Stewart, B.A., Vice -Pres. West China Union University. Plan to hear these two men. You will find these services a treat. Everybody welcome. Powell's Variety Store Plain Price Store XMAS Suggsetions for the whole family. Our Store is the right place to come for Holiday Goods. 'Our Display Shelves and Counters pre- sent a pleasing sight. We try to be obliging, and are -always glad to have you visit our Store. If you come and look around at your leis- ure you know where to buy The best goods at the „hest prices. Our Usual Assortment comprises more than this space will show: - Fancy China, Phonographs, New Records, Gold Fish; Fish Grass, Fish Food, Nets, Globes, Castles, more Narcissus Bulbs, and Hyancin- ths, Cut Flowers each week -end, Fancy Chocolates 33c lb, same as we had last year only more kinds; Fancy Box Chocolates. TRY THIS. ,.skip a dinner occa- sionally and eat' a sack of our But- terkist Popcorn and watch the re- sult on your system. Its great for the dietian. FOR . SALE OR RENT Tho Following • Properties Brick Store onoMain St., Exeter Commodious Brick dwelling, fur- nace.heated, and wired for Electric lighting, etc. with fixtures in place, John St. Six and a half acres of choice land suitable for market garden, running through from Huron St. to John St. Choice Saskatchewan farms in the Carnduff, Fillmore, Plenty and Fro• besher districts. For price and terms on talicve se<' ROBERT E. PICKARD, John Street EXETER. Agent for Great Wee±. Life As'ce Co. LOST -On the Thames Road, Usborne, a pair of 'lineman's pliers. Finder rewarded by leaving with E. C. Appleton or a Times -Advocate of- fice. . STRAYED -Onto• the premises of. Mrs. Wm. Powe, a black Minorca hen. Owner niay have sanie by proving property and paying for advertisement. FOUND -A 30x5 tire and rim. Owner may same by proving proper- ty and paying for this advertisement Apply to Wm. Dobbs, Centralia. LOST -Tire chain for 34x41 tire be�tween Hensall and Zurich on Sat- firday. Reward. Please leave with Hensall Observer or Times -Advocate Miss Hettie Sweet, who has 'been confined to her home for several weeks, the result of having fractur- ed a• bone in her foot, is now able to be around by the use of 'crutches. Miss Sweet was out beechnutting on Thanksgiving and -•she stepped on a stick which threw • her with the above result. Political speeches have been com- ing over the raido during the past week. The service held in the Capitol Theatre, London, Sunday ev- ening by the young people who pro- tested against some of the remarks made in the campaign by Premier Ferguson was broadcasted and many of our citizens heard Mr. Oswald Brown, formerly of Exeter, and a member of the Older Boy's Parlia- ment, read the official protest. The very changeable weather bas continued during the past week. On Friday of last week there Was quite a heavy rain and on Saturday it was quite cold with snow, the roads being frozen quite hard. It turned milder Sunday night and Monday and Tues -1 day were quite mild. The roads were in a bad condition and very heavy. They were cut quite deep in some places being worse than ' the�v were in the spring. 1GIr. and Mrs. W. d , Beer, Mi'. and Mrs. Rd. Quante. and Miss May Quante motored to London Sunday. They had a very narrow escape from a serious accident while returning in the evening: . Near St. dohna a large sedan Was approaching them taking the centre of the road and travelling at a fast rate of Speed. Mr. Beer Was close to the right side of the road and. the other car in turning off grazed the fender of Mr. Beer's auto and also struek the httb-c`.ap. Another lath or two and. there would have been a bad accident. We have twenty Misses' and Ladies' cloth coats all new . styles and materials that we must clear. Our policy is to sell every coat instead of carry- . _',.t o the next season regardless of ��� them over o what they cost us. .This is the chance you have been waiting for 50. $3®00 reduced'.to $21.00 $35.Q0 reduced t® $��. , $27.50 reduced to $20.00 urscoloccox This season we have the largest stock we have ever shown. Tliey are here in all the newest tweeds as well as the new popular blue coats: Look in and see them. Our prices should interest you. ejGOOD AL -CE IN BOY'S AT $15.00 MEN'S AT $17.50, $20.00, $22,00, $25.00 to $35.00 Ladies' Jersey, Flannel and Silk Dresses - This past week we have 'placed in stock a number of new Jersey, Flannel and Silk Dresses. FLANNELS AT $0.00, $6.50 JERSEYS AT $10.05, $12.50 SILKS AND CUT VELVETS AT $17.50 TO $25.00 uthcEL r- OOIIIIOIi1111101111111111111111111011111100101111110i110111111111111111111011111111111111111111 IIIIIInllll11111111111111101100010111011111111111111110111101111011111 IIIIIIIIIIII111111ll111111111111101111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111011101111111111 OPPORTUNITY Local representative wanted by large Montreal Banking House. Reply in own handwriting : tat- ing age, experience, and if free to devote whole time. Unusual opportunity for ener- getic man of good standing. Re-, ply by letter to Sales Manager Room 524 INSURANCE EXCHANGE BLD.4 MONTREAL. P. Q. i STRAYED -From Lot 4, Con.' 4, Hay Township, a two-year-old heifer red; right ear marked. Please notify Chester Rowe, phone Dashwood 36r7. 11-25-3tp. STRAYED From Quinton's swamp a two- year-old steer, blue and white, mark on right ear. Kindly notify Wm. Essery, phone 48r8, Kirkton. FOR SALE -About 40 stooks of Canning Factory Corn. Apply to Ed. Westcott, R. R. No. 3 Exeter. House to rent, also a quantity of plank and posts suitable for stabl- ing for sale. Apply to J. H. Grieve. Now is the time to send in your order for Christmas cake, short- bread, etc. GRANT'S BAKERY; Phone 8 Bring your broken castings, mal- lable, brass or steel, etc. and have them made as good as new. Horse shoeing. General blacksmithing and acetylene welding. HILLARY HORTON NEW -BARBERS' PRICE LIST The barbersof this district have agreed to change to the following prices, commencing December lst: Hair Cut 35c Ladies Neck Clip 10c Child's flair Cut; (10 & under)25c Hair Singe ,. :. 15c Whiskers trimmed 15c Head Rub 15c, 10c Shampoo .. 2.5c Shave 15c Neck shave 5c Massage 25c, 35c Razor Honing 35c Manus `& Farquhar; Lockwood of Hensall, Wolfe, Dashwood; Wenzel, Crediton; Mitchell, Centralia; Boyle, Hockey, Hodgert, Exeter. FOR SALE OR RENT -Story and one half brick house with furnace and hydro, wired for stove, good size property with orchard and stable. East of Presbyterian church on the corner of Andrew and Hill Sts. Im- mediate possession. Apply to Fred. H. Hogarth, R. R. 1, Exeter; phone Crediton 18 r 15. Commencing December 1st, the bolter shops of Exeter will remain open in the evenings on Tuesday, Thursday .and Saturday and close at six o'clock on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. HOUSE FOR SALE Brick residence and garage with three choice lots on east side of William" St., Exeter. Well built and best of • material and workmanship throughout. Central location.' Will make a choice home. Special terms of payment if desired. GLADMAN & Stanbury Solicitors for Vendor FOR SAL13---.Comfortable seven room, frame house on Huron; Street,` Eateter, aiiply to-tXLA»MAN • de' S1'ANBUR` , Solicitors i(.2-tt NOR SALE--LLSe!exal: taring at reasonable prices good buildings, easy terMa to renp'onstble parties. Apply to lames W, Watson, R. ft. Kirkton. Otto phone Klrkton •• Bread that's Brimful of Goodness Our scientific up-to-the-minute methods of Bread -making as- sures you a perfect loaf. Can you beat this for a sure route to Bread -quality? we buy only purity ingredients -use modern mixing and baking equipment -employ the service of bakers skilled in the art of Bread -baking. Lockwood's Better Bread -The loaf always delicious, nourishing • and satisfying. It gives you full money's worth. H. LOCKWOOD BAKER EXETER -2. ONTARIO Phone 194 Phone 194 SOUTH SERVICE STORE Fresh fruit for your Christmas Baking. We have our supply in and we welcome your order. Quality and price guaranted. Our fancy box Choco- lates, Xmas Candy and nuts of all kinds will be in shortly REMEMBER: FRESH, CLEAD7' GOODS IS OUR BUSI- NESS MOTTO CHAS. W. FORD WE DELIVER People are Saying - "Better Than Ever" REAL WINNERS, in Bread or Athletics, are made in the same way. Both result from having the right quality to begin with -and then making the most of it. Grant's Bread isonade of Best Ingredients.» Rich with Vita - mines. Delicious till the last slice. Grant's Bakery Wanted Now .8alesman For Your District Fay Weekly; ExcluSive Stock and And. Deliver Fresh dug Hardy Can - Territory We gtoW the stook We sell adieu t Trees. Nursery .400 acres. EStablished 40 Years TORONTO 04 ONT. R. N. ROWE FURNITURE DEALER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Everything Up -to -Date YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT' OUR STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES. Phone 20W Fortify For Fire Fighting Get a PYRENE FIRE EXTINGUISHER A model for every need J. A. CHRISTIE EXETER, ONT. Phone, Crediton 18144 W. R. Goulding Organist and Choirmaster James St. United Church - Instruction in Piano Vocal Organ Theory' Subervisor of Music in Schoole Concert Engagements Accepted. Studio, Main St. Box 57, Phone 192 EXETER, ONT. Sylvester B. Taylor Jeweller, - Exeter Fitton's Old Stand WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING GUARANTEED FIRE INSURANCE PROTECT YOTJRSELF AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, WITT/. R. J. CHRISTIK3 OFFICJE: North of Elliott and Johlus BUILDING and CONTRACTING ' Houses and Barna ESTIMATES .AND SUGGESTIONS GLADLY FURNISRED Phone 152w John St. East, Exeteg Mutual Life of Cana& EXETER ONTARIO 1874 192S, The London Life Insurance Co. W. C. PEARCE, AGENT Exeter. Phone 130W. IteSidence, Ann St. two blocks weat of Ford C4arage 1926. CANADA LIFE The (*lest Assurance Co. In Canadat.