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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-12-9, Page 61 II 1 11 11 11 1 ''i 11 1111 EXETER T 114 Phone 16 STEWART'S GET READY - FOR - Phone 16 C "RISTMAS We can help yoti. Our stock islargeand varied, Suitable sensible gifts for every member of the family. Our china de- partment' is bubbling over with lovely things. Fancy Condiment Sets 35e and, 50c Beautiful Oriental Glass. Candy Jars $1,50 7 -piece Tiffany Cut Glass 'Water Set $4.50 • 97 -piece fun China Dinner Set for $24.95. 07 -piece 3'prcelain Dinner Set (special) $28.50 Very Handsome Tea Pot and Stand to Match for $3.50 Beautiful China Caudle Sticks -assorted colors pair $1.00 Consol Sets -Fancy Bowls and Candle Sticks to Match x;2.7:5 Cut Glass Sherbert Glasses -tall or low, Tiffany or Grape pat- terns; Cut Glass Goblets, Tiffany or Gaups Patterns GOING FAST We got another dea1-25 dozen more Ladies' silk and wool hose, elastic tops and hemmed tops; colors -French Nude, Flesh Antique, Piping Rock, Toast, Fawn, Sand, and Black -Get yours now. 1-e Best • You will see f`o"r a lo Silk -Special •$1.75. lack ,ilk Deal time -A lovely bright finish Duchess VERY SPEC 1:aL-3O-IN. IPPORTED` FLANNELETTES LN PLAIN WHITE AND FANCY STRIPES, ONLY 25c. GROCERIES You might as well try to beat a hard boiled egg, as to try to beat' our groceries. -We are ready to help you with that Christmas cake -the new fruits are all here -quality is what we offer and unbeatable prices, J. A. Stewart (40:0.,s 7..a�� d;` 07. mat `.A .4 . :67: 7.4FA '.$tinAs 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. "THE HOME FURNISHER" . E. GARDINEKi FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER FINEST MOTOR AND FUNERAL EQUIPMENT Long Distance Calls Pomptly Attended To Phone 74w OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Night call 74j CHRIS1jMAS GIFTS MEN'S STORE We Have a Nice Smart Range Suits Overcoats Dressing Gowns Wind Breaker Sweaters Pull Over Sweaters Shirts Hats Caps of the Following: - Mufflers Socks Ties Braces Garters Sleeve Holders { Cuff Buttons Collar Buttons Come and Shop Early and Save Money. Our Prices are Right. :W.TPIM Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter i 1 We aim to make the best flour milled, and we succeed If ou"aim to make the .best- r. � � .bead baked, ,,�� acquire the habit of buyng f, Exeter Flour HARVEY B14.0 $. Ex( ter Ontario HARVEY E4e, ettionah CANADA Exeter r Markets kit Wheat $1.28 Oats 450, Barley 50e. Manitoba flour $4.55. Blended flour $4.05 Pastry flour $3.65 Feed Flour $1.99 Shorts $1.60. Iiran $1..60. Creamery Butter 42c. Dairy. butter 32-35e. Eggs, extras, 60e. Eggs, pullets, 48c. Eggs, seconds, 40c. Potatoes $1.30-$1.50 Hogs $10.25 Hogs, selects $11,27. ocuts Remember the sale of home-made cooking, candy, prettily dressed dolls, and useful articles. .Lunch served. Saturday beginning at three o'clock • at the ' Town Hall under the auspices of the Caven church Ladies' Ail.. The Ladies' Gild of Trivitt Mem- orial church will hold a, sale of sewing, home-made cooking, ete„ in the Parish Hall on Thursday Decem- ber 16th. Afternoon tea will be served. Kolona Orange Pekoe Tea, Cana- da's Standard SOc. value. 2 pounds for $1.39. Buy 2 pounds and save 21c. HARVEY & HARVEY Twa weeks from'Saturday will be Christmas. The last of Sunshine church in Usborne is being cleared away° this week. Miss Annie McDonald, of Clinton, spent the week -end with Miss Agnes Hamilton. The roads to London are in good shape being a little rough the first couple of miles. Mr. Wellington Hern is confined to his home and under the doctor's care through illness. Mr. Jas. Elliott, of Sault Ste. Marie, visited with IVIr. and- Mrs. H. S. Walter on Thursday -of last week. Mr. A. J. Hamilton, of Detroit, and Master Francis Prebble, of Ilder- ton, spent a few days with Mrs. J. Hamilton. Miss Alva Kelly, of Bay City, Mich., is visiting for some time with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reynolds, of Usborne. Agricultural implements valued at $13,628,000 were exported by Can- adian manufacturers during the twelve months ended March 31, 1926 creating a record. In referring to the death of Mrs. M. Ellwood at her home in Darling - ford, Man., we mentioned that her maiden name was Miss Maggie Hogg. It should have been Logg. Mrs. A. Marshall is at present visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Ii.. C.. Wilkin, of St. Thomas. Mrs. Marshall expects to leave Saturday to spend the winter at Calgary, Alta. Several from town motored to London Monday evening and took in the London -Niagara Falls hockey game at the arena. The game was a tie 3-3 going twenty minutes over- time. Miss Martha Hunter has returned to Exeter having recovered from a recent operation performed in Tor- onto. For several weeks she has been visiting with friends at Brook- lyn, Ont. Mr. Jos. 14ieidinger, of Zurich, has purchased the residence of the late Mrs. Dearing on the north side of Huron St., the transaction being put through by Messrs. Gladman R Stanbnry. Col. W. J. and Mrs. Heaman en= -ADVOCATE THURSDAY, DE } + rVi UER 9, 1,9, CAVED; rREIS>I "+ IpRTA,I{I Ci$i9RQ:H Rer. $snap Foot B,A., Minister' 10 a.m.-Sunday', SehoOl 11 a.m.-'Our The postponed • of Sunday teachers .wilf 7 p.m.- "Faith' ' Comeback," n to the Young' lation ceremony 1 officers and observed,. JAMES ST. UN 'ED CHIJECH OF C3 A • Rev. D. Dill avish, Pastor W. R•,,,„oitlding, 'Organist and Choir -Leader 11 am. -"Canada for. Christ." (A study in home missions.) 3 - p.m. -Sunday School, 7 p.m. "Green Fields Far Away." (A study of the prodigal son, bright, interesting, original.) MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. F. E. Clysdale, Pastor 11 a.m.-"A High Priest Forever." 3 p.m. -Sunday School. 7 p.m. -"What Pardon Cannot Do." "The moving finger writes and having writ moves on." The pastor will preach at both ser- T vices. . A special welcome to all. Powell's Variety Store -Plain Price Store "COME TO MARKET" You need a broad. acquaintance. with this store- You need to come in every time you are on the street, for we are always displaying Some- thing New. Our prices are always reasonable, sometimes very low. Our Display of Holiday Gifts this year is real interesting. Without doubt we have the finest in town. We do not -carry everything -nobody does -hut we carry lots to choose from. We appreciate every purchase you make with us. We want you to bring the children and any Company you have anytime and look through our store. Toys, Fancy China, Dinnersets, Fancy Bath Towels, Notions, Bar- rettes, Combs, Brushes of all kinds, Christmas Decorations, Candles, Cel- luloid, Rubber and other Dolls, Phonograph Records, Candies, Nuts and Peanuts and fresh Popcorn daily, Fancy Chocalates at 33c. a Ib. ask for a sample, they are great. This is your your store, use it. 'We are always glad to see you. !Protection; or PREVENTION INSURANCE; or PYRENE • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Why not Both? J. A. CHRISTIE W. J. BEER The annual meeting of the Exeter District Branch of the Ontario Plow- man's Association will be held in the Town Hall, Exeter, Saturday, December 18th, at 2.30 o'clock for the purpose of receiving reports election of officers for the ensuing year and any other business. All interested in plowing should attend. E. J. Shapton, Pres. W. H. Shapton, Sec'y. FOR SALE -An Edison Cabinet phonograph, Sheraton model, solid mahogany cabinet. This Edison cost terained the old officers of the 161 1 $302 four years agd. This machine Battalion to dinner Monday evening has had the best of care and is still December 6th, it being the eleventh in first class condition both in ap- anniversary of the organization of the Battalidn. Mr. Andrew Hodgert, of Usborne, who recently held an auction sale of his farm stock and implements is moving to Exeter into the residence of Mr. F. Delbridge, on Andrew St. We welcome Mr. Hodgert and family to our midst. To help the Sick Children's Hos- pital the pupils of Room I1, Exeter Public School, are putting on a play composed by their teacher, entitled "The Lost Christmas," on the after- noon of December 15th and 16th from 2.45 to 4. Mr. T. Harrison, of Stephen, de- livered five pigs which were six nnonths and one day old and which averaged 217 lbs each. They were purebred Tamworths and had been pen fed for five' months. Mr. Her,. rison 'Secured the mother of these pigs from Mr. George . Gould, of Essex. Rev. J. L. Stewart, B. A., vice- president of the West China Union University, who is home on furlough occupied the pulpit of James St. Un- itedchurch on Sunday morning and Main St. United church in the even- ing. He spoke of the missionary efforts in West China and gave in- spirational and instructive adds eat- es. In the afternoon he spoke to the James St. Sunday School. Rev. C. F. Clark, Ph.B., chairman of Huron Presbytery conducted theser- vice in Main St. church in the morn- ing. Sixty-two thousand five hundred The regular monthly meeting of Canadafromfro tl were exported from the Willing 'Workers Mission Circle y 1 to Septem of Tames St. United church was held bar 30. en Monday evening at the home o pearance . and performance. Sixteen records go with machine. No reas- onable offer refused. Apply Box M, Exeter. FOR SALE- Two good second- hand gasoline engines; one used 10 - inch Joliette grain grinder; new grain grinder, roller, crushers and root pulper. Wm. Ward, Exeter. Miss May Abbott visited in Lucan for several days last week. Mr. Cecil McApline, of St. Thomas spent Sunday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coates, of St. Thomas, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Win. Kernick,' of town, has been quite ill at her home suffering from pleurisy. Mrs. W. H. Dearing, is visiting for a week with friends and relatives in London. Her daughter, Mrs. L. Reynolds, of Usborne, spent the week-ehd in the city. pressed and cleaned, overcoat press- ed and cleaned, suit made, suit dyed Canadian trade for the twelve or dry cleaned, you will receive a number and on May 1st, 1927 these numbers will be put in a box and a draw will bo made and the first lucky number will be the one to re- ceive this wonderful piece of 18 oZ. United States leads the world inBlue Serge. automobile ownership, - having one 1 , T. 11. ELLIOTT car for every 5.7 persons. Canada comes second with one car for every HOUSE FOR SALE twelve persons. 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JUll1.I30 KNIT •AND BRUSHED WOOL Silk and Crepe Dresses ' IN THE NEWEST STYLES Fancy Gloves' In Knitted and Chamois Fancy Turkish Towels ALL NEATLY BOXED Fancy Rayon Bed Spread PINK, BLUE AND YELLOW Puye Linen Table Cloths 2 yards x 2 yards $3.00 Fancy Aprons 75c.....$1.00..$1.50 FOR MEN AND BOYS BATH RO1(3I;S, priced at $7.50 to $12.00 FELT SLIPPERS SILK HOSIERY CHRISTMAS NECKWEAR OVERSHOES BELTS GARTERS CUFF LINKS FANCY SWEATERS, $2.50 TO $0.50 WOOL GLOVES CHRISTMAS I3RACES FANCY PYJAMAS FANCY MUFFLERS ARM BANDS COLLAR BAGS FINE SHIRTS Southcot ros. IIM1111111111111111111111111111111111111I89111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IIII IM1111IIIIl111I111111111111llfdltlllllllllllll11111llllllllflllilllllllllllllllllll11111111111111111111i11111111111111111111111111111111iiH1111 OPPORTUNITY Local representative wanted by large Montreal Banking House. Reply in own. handwriting 'stat- 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. MONTREAL. P. Q. FOR SALE OR RENT The Following Properties Brick Store on Main 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 above see ROBERT E. PICKARD, John Street EXETER. Agent for Great West Life As'ce Co.. FOUND -A 30x5 tire and rim. Owner may same by proving proper- ty and paying for this advertisement Apply to Wm. Dobbs, Centralia. . STRAYED -From Lot 4, -Con. 4, Hay Township, a two-year-old heifer, red, right •ear marked. Please notify Chester Rowe, phone Dashwood 36r7. 11725-3tp. c = House to Fent, also a quantity of plank and posts suitable for "stabl- ing or sale. Apply to .T. I3. Grieve. Note- is the time td fiend In Your, order for phristmait cake; short- bread, etc. GRANT'S • BAKERY;. Phone 8 Bring your broken castings, mai- lable, brass or steel, etc. and have them made as good as new. Horse shoeing. General blacksmithing and acetylene welding. HILLARY HORTON The Canning Cb. are open for con- tracts for corn and pea acreage. Parties wishing contracts apply at factory office. Canadian Cannrrs, Limited, Exeter • If you get wort. done by T. H. Elliott you are going to have a chance to win 3% yards of • Blue Serge guaranteed Indigo with every suit months ending July 31, shows an in- crease of $404,000,000 over the pre- ceeding year, the total being $2,- 327, 200,000. 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 terns present. Miss Verda Rowcliffe pre- Mrs. Amy with a good attendance THE GREAT DIVIDE of payment if desired. The Aberdonian took'his faillily' GLADMAN & .C'tsanhf„ns to a teashop. sided. After roll call and discussion of business the following "Can I sir?" WAS given: Scripture reading and asked the waitress, anything, P g and Solicitors for Vendor FOk SALE --Comfortable seven explanation Miss F. Hunter, piano Aye, lassie," replied Sandy, Molt- room, frame house on Huron Street, solo by Miss Betty Grant,topic o I ung round the table,"give me a, cu ';Exeter, apply to dLADVIAN & medical missions i'n India taker by !of tea and five sauers" >? STAIV'BUItY, Solicitors *-2-tf Miss Stella Southcott. At the elusion of the Program lunch was ( FOR SALE --Several served by Misses Reta Rowe, Thelma! Self-satisfaction l h Taylor and 'Verna Coates. It was decided to hold a Japanese Tea on Apply to .tames December 18th, particulars of which legs. 1,Hi+rlktoA, will he given next week. ,. , .. I (..:.. 1 044,.E --Several farms at s a reasonable prices; good buildings, treacherous chair easy teritts to responsible parties,. With three crackedm's W. Watsen, R. It, Ont.. Phone Rirkton Speaking of Bread Here's everybody's guaran- tee of a "square meal." Plen- ty of Bread sustains, satisfies, energizes. No other food can compare with Bread. It is the most prac- tical and economical of foods, and makes an ideal side -part ner for every other food. The more fussy you are about honest -to -goodness Bread, the better you will like Lockwood's Better Bread It has a rich Bready flavor and always delights. W. H. LOCKWOOD BAKER E.A1 TmR OIITTARIU 1 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 are now here. REMEMBER: FRESH, CLEAN 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 is made Of Best Ingredients. Rich with Vita- mines. Delicious till the last slice! Grant's Bakery Wanted Now Salesman For Your District Pay Weekly. Exclusive Stock and Territory We grow the stock we Sell And Deliver Fresh dug Hardy Can- adian' Trees. Nursery 600 acres. Established 40 Years Write PELHAM NURSER7 CO. aroROAtTo 2, ONT. C.a. .0 xi at R.• N. R O WE FURNITURE DEALER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR • Everything Up -to -Date YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT; • OUR STOCK AND GET OUR. PRICES, Phone 20W Night 2-63' Fortify For Fire Fighting Geta PYRENE FIRE EXTINGUISHED. A model for every need J. A. CHRISTIE EXETER, ONT. Phone, Crediton 18r14 W. R. Goulding A.T. C. M. Organist and Choirmaster. James St. United Church 1 Instruction in Piano Vocal Organ Theory` Supervisor of Music in Schools 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 OSE YOURSELF , mut I' ' TQ' IB.., J. CHRIsTIJ OFFICE: North of Elliott and Johne J. L. LEWIS BUILDING and CONTRACTING Rouges and Baarni ESTIMATES AND SUGGESTIONS GLADLY•, FURNISHED Phone 162w John St. East, Exeter. E. C. Harvey & L. V. Hogarth --- Agents Mutual Life of Canada EXETER ..;. ONTARIO 1,874 .1926"„ The. London Life Insurance Co \ W. C. PEARCE, AGENT Exeter: Phone 130W. Residence, Ann St, two blocks west of Ford Garage 1847 1021E CANADA LIFE The Oldest Assurance Co. ha. Canada', 13. M. PRANICI 7l'lldnq• oft Pxptcit .,..1, ,e