HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1914-11-26, Page 1. olt Y-SEcoNo YEAR—No 2137
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Christmas
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EXETER, ONTs CANED:, THU7ISDA
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Shop:iin
Early
One Month Away
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Now 41 the time to do your Holiday Shopping. Dont
leave It ental the last big rush. We are just filled up
with the good things for Xmas Gifts. Everyone is
looked after,big and small old and yoa7. Come a.
long and buy early and
Pah tlfldker
{o G1k,v s
O Hose
• Collars
do Tees
do Scarfs
do Shppeis
e
Gifts
fiefs
es .lo+
Offer C91it5
Fancy Sox
Umbrel
the L thes
Fancy Linens FtzZ's
do ("entre Pieces Bead Purses
do Aprons IIanci Bags
Table Linens needle ceases
tamped Linen s Crtt;110t Setti
hath Robes'; Beat -r Coats
bilk Waists Brush Sets
andy for the Men
sHoose Coats
Sia L'ts Suspondei
eater Coats Under wet
Hats
'1ollars
Winter
Neck Scarf+
Four Big Coat Specials
One only $30 Coat for $20
y $2 Coat for $14
A Good Time to Buy Your
01 only $'?0 Coat foil
'One only ,$1
inter Coat
Over Coats
r24or limn and boys. The new c lochs
el steles in best shades,
ioa t4
e.s Suits
A real nifty. bunch of New Suits,
Right -up-to-date for, $10 to $16
JONES
AND MAY
STOVES ND RANGES
Cadillac Vacuum Clean.
seg and Sweepers, the
hest • carpet cleaner for
untaAe the money, 11,50
rent them at 50c per
aqy.
Bissell sWeepers from
$275 up.
Canada, Oxford &
Jewell Ranges
From $42 to $5.,
Art Garlaur
11ea .ers
From 37.00 to bOr 0O
OAK HEATERS `'
10.00 to :0,00
OIL HEATER
4.50 to 5.00.
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HEAMAITS..:: ARDWARE AND
STOVE STORE
i f bs east ,,ac the war ito Fra'tee Lor'
r.aorth of'Vovember amounts bto
504, being a daily average
ea.! a ItatIA; above ;6;000,000, The dal-
sy average for 'the first Three 'months
-of the war was X7,000,000. '..�
Mine xt 1.1.versary servi,eels of James,
'5Street" Metlaodi.sr church, will "be 'held
..ion Saha**, December 6th when Dr,' L.
3arber,, of' Listowel will occupy the
:pulpit. On Monday evening Dr, I3ar-
fiber ,will give a lecture on the tear
ifravir lieefn in Germany when they
ISIveR brae allot, ._ I P..t`n I[ 1. l
\Ir, T, `Grigg, of 'toingn,'.hid tile: mis.-
fortu'ne, to fall ,and !break ',ha ; ileg
while at I%ingsbridgc`on'Friday last
Ktr.gsbridge is a small -place several
males,;riortfl of Godericb;and_ 'Mr, "trig.'
was travelling up;cthrouglh° that' Zits i
tract when he met with, t{he.above tris•
suit. It ,'las expectied that 'he wlllt'be )
taker to Goderich or possilbTy broaghtl
home. He will be laid up- Cor! Soni
Itime i.t eg(nsequence but his many
friends will 'hope for a speedy recoc
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FINAL 5 llyi li CENT liltVIDI^:i\ n
TO YORK LOAN SHAIil1IoLr)EIl
Toronto Nov, 21 -An order for pay-
ment of ;i .Ciotti dividend of ;i cents to
the shareholders of the York Loati
and S,n.viogs Company has been aixado
by official referee T,A. K;,, raJne
:rot_ 'Previous dividends amounting
to b0 cents have already been paid so
that .t"ire sb;art bolders . .received 1a5
eet,ts cin the dollar from nn state,
that promised only :about 25 or 30
cents when it went into liquidation on
Dec. 15th 11;05. The tiricc pit ;as-
sets of the compare was a corn;sider-
able area or real :shite in, tht�
ltocceszailers High 'Park (.strict Tho
trernerdtrous growth of'ibe city O.
that direction realized The vision' or
•Toseph Phillips the promoter of the
company tied accountsro: the compar-
atively comforting results of the :ligni-
14,tior.
The liquidators of the National,
trust company receive $98,71181. for
their Ir,ynie years. labor but out of 'this
came some $12.•000 for every dividend
that was paid to the 115,000 share4
holders The total_ ramous t realized in.
tb.- liqu;datior, was $2,34.2.5Z,5,11.
The: raxperrses of winding up, com-
prising the cost of retaining the York
Loan clerical stationery, j ;printin:;,
commission unreal estate sales court'
costs acedother oosts of adm lnistrah
tiaon and disbursements in conc»:ction,
the.rewit'h amounted to 0258,357,51
ar.d the total - dividends received`" "hy
the -shareholders were 1$1.626;805,87
(1\h, liquidator still has certain realiz-
ed assets ofa" book value of ,$26,323,16
There is some ' 41t,000 in -past divie
der_ds and trill. probably: be 416,500 on
the Crr_al dividefnd for which. •tiles, ad-
dress of the elaimects •cannot be
,found. Th's will be kept i,h •theebank
as interest for the statutory period.
alfiler which it reverts to the Govern+-
aye alt.
11Ir, John Dow of IIil be 't ,died; sad-
denly on 'Sunday ,evening lust k`a ped
about '65 i)cars. Sir. lair.,d Mrs;+ Dow,
had done the milking ;and. 21.trs,, Dow,,
had go'ce Ito the house leaving Mr,
°1)oa to i.rJ,rsir Italpe. chores. When he
did r_ot•'come in in' due' time search
ivas 'Made tor him a!rld' he, was fouind
lying' in a passage, Wry, of the barn
with Ube extinct. He is survived; by
his tv.(fe acrid adopted daughter. Diss
1‘1. Brown 'Of ,Exeter is ,a . ,s,telr; a,nfd
•Mr.A. Dow, a cousin, The [funeralwe'S held'o , Wednesday a!t'ternoon.
Exeter Cou
The eourcli met tak L lx
or_ ,Friday ovvu sad„ ix
sent except Courie filar 1i
,'iotas 'minutes 'were .y;�.n
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apttitan Bret Tihas�zr�, ;for
aa-kit'.g the, council to 4onate
ORNTI GB NO VE .BER, 26'1.1914
eires
Class Entertain
13111 M
The '%trioti w'c,tertai p'm,ent given
F tar 7 Gi Jones You g ins class
of James St. :1fetiaoat,st cI ircb, Ian
r `e.- l 1 ridaay 1 ve'r z'.g was as grand success
d, ['l'gze rra4,uertof
c the church was h a ,1a
p
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Cro a
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rrt t,8 �s.
.ai
xt. .. men mis at,
uponi
nblid i
the p,"atforra aLd n4'4g .41 nun -ibex o
.00 a e stt- advance,
The L ogi,e Miss ark oez;^9 v wine
taloa ri Scotch rtert;ai irnent tan Cav-
<'r.
Presbyterian church 1. Friday 7"xav
t t h, r,hey' hay, v,, Fay. r, los -tft-at ' y 1)
set"using Mrs, Clr;arles `1."k,er,°l'r o
z P,tndor_ who ,has aacbt>va'd great rstt,,-
eess is the singing (.. `Scot",
tcslc.
songs.
f.
Program r,a F.
pea will � bs
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airnrassioax o5 ce' . nen o'clocktsi
P. children 10: ceral<s.
Last ` bbati was Tries vorra.T5 Son -
day
ir: the 3•a tiao+l �st cherehies of the
EetrExeter `c
%.tract , A.
R.t, Td Brown f>
.d.ilsa 'i"i3',3gt'�i, +wRr'elraaF<'�{ e1r�+
clot- ti4zri,o0'u :or,gs . 1xunaber of ai4,dres-
airs, The lsanme was ;filed ori aaaotio.n sirs 1 k„x giver;, Leon Treble ;spokai`
I3eavers and, Doyle,.-.-A-larried from a cer, sx<rl aspect of the war t etd'
.D r
•kt lu s t
t2uac a~ a ia, rrbt�t o�2 o.€ficver of g11r�; drr�aalS ix; canneGtil�,1 with t`�
az a<lt,ia .and 1J, I;t us'orz ettaarm vn of U.'rtn tc: re .argd, ter att'thde to -
the 'board "brought it,. 1 ;a' re;norts v..
whtet4 were .read and :adopted, cop.,
ins of same to be . er;,l :4. rate.
OF
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n1ent '1MAIM a� �?
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Beaver ,anal Barton that the
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'Port of the finance esmn'L:.fie net 00 -1 1L.
opted iird the aeeollitbs, 'tae paid att arty t,
t read. Johr,: 11} dd ia': ? '3, z' ; SW i etc elsas»1a
dors Flo 9.60; johcre,MirTi 4.o 1.6,,0,01; 1
B. Davis 11, 50. r' 1 1 ;g t`r.x o V.30
Thos. (1ould..-r_'do SOtt,; •1 a liil'i,)0
u Gen, 1a'ow,.11 1:60; %IAA, lareell, 4,00;
11 flura,ahr 200, merit ter• Tri stcatl<t!
1 3l; Slb-. v \i`es* 1;$61f:!(>46014 V041916Z
"sy I le etrtc Light Cd 1151 3; .Ohs"'Igo 1.30; rreaiger 3
1+eel 9.044: t Vt
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It fivti - t' IOW La»vet,,t i sr rtat.
2006tact»ata _Tbi 1JA lai, � r fit
rds hit~ freta% , J'o.. 1„iaav:s gave
+deseriptioa. cared Vic'#.ails in connec-
t �1vl h i e 1i ge zs , Oat are ire- r
y , b'la'b.»rt :,Jones gave a0 ad-
s iliarstxxted 3S i`tlt it".4aK:i
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tittif" 0;441110,(1
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IOW Vs
g 149. Ancient Irstor
nore 100; G. Cartitg 98;
and Rite 90;
"Geometery--McPherSot 83; 111*.
tor- ttr.d L. Ganders 100.,
Sclecce-G. Nestle 82; Pinkbe
er 81; Thompson 784 llogarth 86
Strang 813;
{German Otstreieher 771,
Finkbeiner, 87; Strang 8,9
Spellicg-D. Brooks, 92; Ford and
Granornar-W. Cudmore 84; G, Har -
Geography -Davis 68; V. Stewart 6.0
„Arthmetio-Gladman 100 N. Ander-
13ook-Keeping-A. Mack awl North-
cott 78; lf. Rogarth testier -ti,
Rice 100;
Steco,-,A. Black 73: L. Kestle and
13roolts 70;
G. Sparks principal,.
am
11 Department
Form III
Normal Entrance -G. Kestle l79; L.
ker.shire 71; F. Rinkbeiner 69; J Al -
son. 62; liNfatriculationi-L. Oestreir
66; T. 03issett 03; IMcPhensoni hp; 1)1
Iladlebt ;61.
Form. II
Strang 3; Thomson 61; Mansoo. 75,
H. Harvey 72; A. Ilerfoc, 72; Gladtnan
Ion 70; D. Kuiritz 69; Bowolilffer 68 i
Donald 64; Hanlon 03; Johns 63 ,
Sander,s 62; Fitton 61 L. Taylor 61;
arth 79; 0. Carling 79; NI. 'Aln,denson
ltar.ris 72; 111. Mood:e 72; Tio. .Ford
Commercial Deportment
Zioti '04: Wednesday
t travels ,in Europe tottelw,
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,tasty vitl*cirer,a al, The load tee
oor. papers this "u :4t
a 4 a?i rpat-hes k h.cxn i d -^rata 'i:
.4; 1.,,.:cz the Germanadrane ;.
a,,,opp-.e1. The 1 ernes iporb,:s, ue dt''a--t
-ay a lord �lorc s of ,the `C<x ',1 . utors
vied t_. . � a
r .,1 c,ar• and
a L1 4*
rral
171 t61k
doaubt, that
dr>s:rg the,
back upon its
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d� -arcs» wta
l r Adtrre7,n
;04 1. as nbr ady been r,+n+ L.a
the ThuSsi'iai,5, 'a
a 11. 1ttety b� ;
collrrat t,,'r,"
and 11,F$ 1s
tt1Ct_w ,,. %uta trona i'a, tva
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F.4"41ia �if4;b.
t:lz<,# tri
tine, '
acetr ci Holt ,z arta ''''''''4:W.146' . t3
i ore standing tr, '.
rmita,2,-''ost norm.' sport cart bac.
the .,ar r 'some z old so :•oa
a r'ds» s' d'
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to � 'r.. � t4,
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dc"cg,x"ax«u �G lice°xnt :�^�^E"A'•§?aF,i..
gatxw.„a14 hast "been al�tartad t n
i "i 'pino s ate rJJin l ? a1
iyd.p"beenn auetugntrrni, : rxt r:,:
arart.3 :ar
co ,�t� ��4xi".d�t
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fest els
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vett ^11:
ill
01,110' „t t1I ,1n
a 9l- ry ata 1:latah 1.1oyd 11+
cane or 1"c ¢%veil 3rd ` Andre
Tit .s . lot ifor Ylr°i : grtlt or, rC
not villi 5.v.r$: c° tb local hat
tut€rt t r orti r. ,ha• 1ainliexca: tivi#.
The tatole 4*ya r:"rg 1141%
it
every partic'Jl;tx tiro `)fits
tett atr,tarlg to over ,;',I3lt.00
104
Jdon, an
day .as
',ubr»les at ata l'� etec "S oil r,
[dleiioal, 1e,. Ct7, ,ars» raxilu: st+»tt t'
press,t1i rt»vt 'i'It11r$Ik t*t:;
14I14ra, that inztievtary da»fret, ►till b
oc..
j,. Nicolai service. for boy& wi
told, fir_ :Co l tang lieal church
ttrday evexiz g when the boys
tt4'a ded that holy 1Work Con ercncl
l; txuelph will give their report.
amen Street :krethotiists ct41t-»rate
r.' 62r.•ci, anniversary of the r church'
rtatrday crud Monday Dec..Lith and 7t1
Rev. 1)r, i3arlv'r of Listowel preachy.
a*5 �t.r Sunday and lectures .11oradlay
everting on six urtmth bt German,
and my escape act the outbreak or
rhr war.
Struck by Trratt-The tank wages
of i r,,E;. ifetvltt was sieuck. by n,
train; on -Friday morning laast and the
hors' and cart were thrown into alta
4Jttch,. ter, 1.1111 itt was delivering
milk on, the south bouudar_v and had
stopped: at Mr, George 1"owell's. The
horse had been in the ,h;ab;t oC going
ur_ tat: 11r, T.Flynn's and stopping
there, but this morri,ng it did not
stop :ntd continued on across the
track. just as the morr_ing tri:n was
contiug in from London. The train
stru .1c the hind end or ithe cart with
tht:, al eve result. The lirad n b�eiels
were-orokec off and some of the
harness 'was broken. The milk was
spilt and the rem%:ander of Mr, Hew
itt's cu<tonotrs had. oto go a�,:thout
their morci.rlgs supply.
took place at Creditor, orr 'Wednesday
Nov. 18th at 5 o'clock when the. Rev, .
E. D, 'Becker ur_ited in ma.rriage TISfiss :-
Ella 'Witzel daughter of Mr, and Mrs
'Wm. 'Witzel to Mr, Garnet Heywood
sor_ of Mr, and Mrs, IG. Heywood! of
to match. After the ceremony they
d,rove to the home of the bride's par- 4,
ants where a dainty wertd;ng ,supper *
,was served. tUr, and ltrs, Heywood
have ,sir-ce taken up their residence
on Andre W Street. Their <nany
friends will ja.in with the Times, in
extending- congratulations.
Mrs. NQ ISO r., Stanlake in Stephen to •
spent a pleasant evening pr;or to •
their removal to Exeter. A very ene- 41
',able time was spent it music. ;
game.s a Ed al: her amusements. fn the, 4.
course off the program Mr, or.x1 Mrs, •
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Stat,,lake were preselittfacl mid; an ad 4,
dress, la ha.ndsome clock and a purse •
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of 'naoney. The address was read by
Miss Darling Latiel ,t.he ;presentation ,. :
was 'made, by 'Mr, 'Wes.' Dearing'. Mr,,,
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feeling mariner. The lad:es took theiir •
baskets AEA. after .the program 4 very
ce Etly' purchased 'from Mr, S. Alartibt
sumptuous repast, was served. Mr, *
into the residence on, James St, ret- ' ..'
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INJ E of the most perplexing problems
I is buying an acceptable gift for
a man. That question can be solv-
at this store where we have made a special
study of the newest and most up-to-date fur-
nishing -s for mares attire. We womld suggest
an early selection frorn a stock that is up to
the minute in. every detail and consequently
one to please. —
HOUSE COATS Sc. SMOKERS
beautiful soft materials, braid and cord trimmings.
SWEATER COATS
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A, large range. different colors that make a classy ga.rment, •
Fancy Mufflers, knitted & silk. Something new and nobby •
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Classy Neckwear that cannot fail to appeal to any man.,
young or oid. •
We also have a choice range of GIosres, Mitts, Socks, Hats
and Caps, Shirts, braces and garters in fancy boxes.
E are making some BtRr REDUCTIONS ih Of der -
your order in early and prepare for the hoed :4, -ea-
" son at money saving prices. Far Coots and Fur-`ite .1 Coats
Far collared coats with curl /Mktg. Ready to m 4.oits
and ver co at s-
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