Exeter Times, 1916-12-14, Page 8•
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hoppimg Days to Xmas
Came and see the many useful things that we are showing, that
will make suitable gifts for any one of the family or for any of
your `friends. We want you to see our Xmas. Goods whether you
buy or not,
PINE FURS
Pars ore the Queen' of Xmas
Present, A set of lovely lrur's
for Xmas is sure to please. See
What we have to show you,
PURSES & HAtCDU aO3
Just arrived for the Xmas
tirade, A. fine range of up -to'
date Handbags. 60e 75e, $1.00.
to 8.00.
SILK ROLEPROOF HOSIERY
For Men and Women. Sold by
the pair or 8 pairs some neat-
ly boxed, Womens' $1,25 Mens'
750, per ''pair.
FANCY TEA APRONS
In many stylets, 25e, 35e, 40e.
and SOc.
BLACK SILKS
You will save money by bay-
ing Silks as they will be much
higher next season. What would
be more acceptable than a Silk
Dress for Xmas.
, COSY SLIPPER'S
For every member of the far
ily. NWerm and comfortable Slip-
pers. at 50e .60e, 85o, 95e. &
$1,25.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS
In folders or pretty boxes.
(Beautiful fine lawn and linen
in very neat patterns al 10c,
25e. 35e, 5Oc, to $1.00
IBOUDOI'R .CAT'S
In Dainty Patterns, each 35e,
50c. and 75e,
For Men
SWEATER COATS •
With and without collars $3.00
to 5.50-
PERItINS GLOVES
Mocha, Iape and all wolf $1.00
1.50. 1,75,
SUIT CASE UMBRELLAS
Silk and wool covers each $3.25
SILK MUFFLERS
All Silk Squares and knitted
75e. to 2.50.
SILK & CAS13lMERE ROSE
Splendid .values at 50o, 60c, &
750.
DRESSY SHI'RTS
Fast colors, New Patterns at
$1 :25 to 1.50. '
In Crockery Department
SPARKLING CUT GLASS
Trays, (Bowls, Cream and Sug-
ars, Salt and Pepper, -Bonbons.
etc:
,NEW TOILET SETS
A Pig Range of Patterns at
$3.00, to 6.50.
HANGING- LAMPS
You will like our New Lams.
$4.50 to 14,50..
NEW DINNER SETS
New and Dainty Patterns just
arrived Tor Xmas. $12. to 20,00
ERAS'S JA'RDINERS
About six Different Styles, a,r
$L75 to $5.00
, FANCY TEA POTS
=With Stands to 'match 30e, 50e,
75e. $1,25. ,
We invite you to see cur big Assortment of Xmas Goods
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
We pay highest prices cash or trade, for live or
dressed Poultry.
The Ideal. Christmas
Gift For Her
The giving of common sence Christmas Gifts is becom-
ing more popular each year.
The Grand Prize
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Is one of the'most practical gifts you couldselect for her;
will lighten the housework and bring real Christmas cheer
into the home the whole year round.
Do not wait until Christmas—Buy now
R.
Phone 20
N. ROWE
SALES AGENT Exeter.
ELECTION AND PRESEN2AT oN•
At' the relgular'meeting of •the Lebr.
on !Forest Ledge, A. 'F., A.'d A. M.,
the following officer's were elected,
1, D. rM. J. E/ McGillicuddy, 111, D„
W. 1g., 1V,:.II. Wore:"S.,' W ,' tA, irit at-
ixr,gs 'T, =/leer; ;Chaplain,
M. 'S.raerett treasurer, J'.• A. Stewart
Cr a. N. ICGr " ; . t
se et ry, I . tech , � xdxtars N;
i�Tur C' It D. tori wind , . Sanders, antlers, At
cos of • the int
site Close meeting. r Diek.4
Tai i B r k
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ryas treiented b the lode with
l 1 y' .g
a beautiful ;pcdestial strio1dx g tray.
Ole ;4s leaving E' tete=• for leis futote
helms art (ad,erith, ,wher.er lie wil.0 as -
seine the judgebi , • , taiel l :ti
Mrs. John Pell ,.hast been under the
doctor's• care and he friends will
hope (for a speedy recovery.
'SOLD TES FARM.
Samuel Mills of ,Woodlaat, n has hold
his 'farm oto Thompson11,roa., of the
8th, 'con., Planshard who taken
Session in `
nnMarch, •
Ti -It
ONLY
PIPING d3ELo'W COST
The
Orews a
er `
is rco
p names '
p. a d
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n.
correetly known as the •cheape=st thing
;intthe world. It isthe''only cornntadity
that is RContignatentJ3' „old below dost.
-The uffalo. Expres ,
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THE EXETER TIMES
tI ET.)B8DAY, .11.ECE I!i; L+' . Utb `>'0a
the Ma aket Report—The -The etltawfng is
theex wnrket
corrected
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to D 3
i3 Deo., 1 th,.
'Wheat 1.00 to 1,05, i (.I
Barley 70 to 85e. . f , 'i ; t
Oats 55c. to eat, , ' '
Peas 2,00er bus
)Faintly flour 4,90,1, , ' T
Low grade flour 12.00 t .
!Bran 84.00
Shorts 88,00 •4 ; t 'la;,
Sugar beet pulp 28.00_
Eggs 50c. F t, q i
Butter 40, t t' ' 1 .
Creamery 'butter 49, , 0, ,
Young chick's 14o. ' t" !
liens 10o and 120t: 1 1 : ( i t
Roosters 1.0e. ! i k ( t, , 1
Young ducks 11b. ` • •s i
Dire:ks 12e and 188.. ,
Old ducks 10c.CIE"1 ,!t
Geese 12.3 and 48e.
Turkeys 24e And 29e.
Old Toms 31e and 26e.
Potatoes, 1.05; 2.00; 2.25 per bag.
Utpgs 11!.00
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s LOCAL •• •
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Mists Laura Jory has returned home
after (visiting in 13urfordo•
Mr. Wm. Sweet is in Goderich this
week serving, on the jary.
The farmer used to !pray fon', dollar
wheat; now :he Lets s=he et:Maumor do
the praying.
A dentists (sign not a thousand/
miles away reads;—"Teeth extracted
with the greatest pains."
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stanbary :and,
children -visited for a few days last
week in Toronto.
5.fr. Trueman 'Brintnel of near Sea -
forth, visited with relatives in town
for a few days last week.
Mr. Stephen Powell returned! Thome
last week after tspendinlg the (sum,
mer with his son Howard, in Alberta.
Rtes. Gordon Wells and W. Davies;
of the Ord ,Battery, London, were
home on leave for a few days last
tweelk.
We have a l3eautifui Line of Bon-
13on 'boxes from the hest makers in
Canada. Prices from 10e, to $1.00, per
box.—W. J, Statham.
Mrs. J. R,, McDonald and Mrs. E.
Horsey have returned home after vis-
iting for two 'weeks. In Chicago ..with
Miss M. '.Tierney nurse.
Mrs. MeiCoombs held an auction (sale
of (her household :effects on Saturday
last. (The House 'wall sold previous
to the sale to Mr. Jos. Sutton..
Mr. Latimer Grieve who has been.
attending Pharmacy in Toronto Ire-:
turned •home Saturday for the
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville .Howey and.
Little son of Flaxcombe, Sask., ar
ived in town on Saturday evening
to visit with the former's parents.,
Mr. Jas. Jewell has returned home
-after' visiting MT. 'and Mrs. W. J.
•McAllister• of :Sarnia, and Mr: •and,.
Mrs. W.. gra& , in.: T.,gndon.
' Mr. and Mrs: 'Wes. Stone and. chi:Id-'
ren of Sask., arrived in town Satur-
day and will spend. the winter with
ieieti.vtgss
Rev. J. ;1I. Fotheringhami of Goder-
ich has resigned as rector of Sri Geo-
rge's ;church Goderich, to. 'become the
rector of Grace church, LBrantford.
Just arrived, a car of bran, a car
of raiddlings, a car of eats, 'Expected
a car of beet 'pulp! and a car of corn
If its flour or feed you! want to see
Fllarvey Pros.
Mr. John :Cornish of Elimville, !re-
ceived ,word last 'week from his Icon
Pte. 1R. IL (Cornish. stating that he
had passed his 'medical examination
and was in Sine condition.
Christmas is just b, little, over... two
weeks away. Do trot neglect yourshop
ing •until the last day. Lool3 over the
advts, in the Times and they will te•p
you to decide on your gifts.
When doing your Christmas Obopp-
intg drop in and have a 'Hot Oyster
Stew, liot Beei •Tea, .Hct :Coffee, or
Cocoa,"—W. J. Statham.
William Oke of Usborne, has rec-
eived mord from. his son, Pte. Ern-
est ROke that he expected to, be .sent
home to Canada soon. Ere was, badly
wounded with shrapnel in the should-
er,
Mr. Robert Pickard and son Allan
arrived home Saturday evening after
spendin,g the summer on their farm;
at Frobishire, Sask., Mr. !Clarence;
Pickard will spend the! winter in the,
west.
Richard D,unter. of Elimville has
sold This 100eperii farm to Samuel
(Brock Rat Winchelsea for $7,500, His
son. Wilbur Hunter who has been
working on the farm is going out
west in the spring. ,
The Guide'(Advocate is tow $1.50
a
year.
Please do not come in and
offer Rus a dollar for the .year's !sub-
srription with the excuse th=at you
forgot to renew =earlier, -Warford
Guide -Advocate. . ,
The !pastor's leubje'cts in James St.
Methodist ;church next Sunday will
be, -Morning, -Talk to Chi'dren—"The
(Boy !who =who had TBands." an.ds.t, =sermon
"The Surrendered Life." !Evening,—
"A
v nin.g,—"A Drama of Life in Three, Aets."
Sergt. 'Thomas Tapp, who for two
years ,was a motor driver in France
having 'enlisted at 'Winnipegsaon af-
ter the war rhroke out, and, who, Tea
turned to Winnipeg a few weeks ago
last week arrived in town to visit,
his parents, Mr. and Mus. Wm. Tapp.
The !Council: will 'meet on Friday,
the 15th, inst., as required 'by the
statute, to wind up the business for
the year. The. Council ' have sat pretty
tight
Rg on the rxpendituret of the peo-
ple's money,•not attempting anymore
than ;teas deemed neeeseary.
Mr, RRobert+t,ow.liffe returnedTois-
day pftelr ! pen.dirtg the summer at
l3elbeek, Sask., Mi. "Rawcliffe, +re-
ports 'that while the crops in that
section were just a little bettor than
halt 'of; what. 'they were a year alga
the price the :farmers received was
over double.
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1l fr.rid M
a 11ra.IL Lion ofo '
i L ndraboxo
announe
d the'
rnagagetnent of their
tlau;ghter /lisle Evelyn to Mr. Arthur
E. Rlferslake, only Son of Mr. and
Mrs. kl obert Kerslake of . ixeter, The
/mittivge'to take place in Deseiinbte"r.
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The Quality
Grocery Store
Call and get your Xmas
order from us or telephone
18 and have it delivered-
From our new supply
you can have all your needs.
supplied
R. C• GORIER & SON
1
These are the days when we are
using Made in Canada Products. 'Why
not go one better, and use flour made
in Exeter. MODEL second to none.
=&A'RVEY PROS. r .
For your Christmas . baking you
want the very. best flour. TJse "MOD-
EL" for bread and 'buns. for Pastry
use Welcome. HARVEY BROS.
STRAY $TEE'R
There (strayed on Lot .6, con. 7,
Tilay, on or about Nov, 1st, a yearling
steer. Owner can have same by; prov-
ing !property and paying expenses
Apply to Penhale t$;ros.; Exeter.
UNDERWENT OPERATION
Mr. W. II. Dearing of Stephen, tin-,
derwent a critical operation for an.
affection sof the eye and also the, nose
at Victoria Hospital London last week
The operation though exceedingly
painful, rwas successful and Mr. bear-
ing's 'many friends will hope for him
a speedy recovery,,
TIDE WEATHER
Up to Saturday last 'this section
enjoyed some excellent weather. Far-
mers were able to 'continue, their) fall
!ploughing and outdoor work and it
has /been several years since as much
ploughing was completed before win-
ter set in. Saturday'. it turned colder
and ka snow storm visited this sect-
ion. The
ection..The jingle of sleigh bells= are A-
gain heard.
CONVICTION UPHELD
At Osigcode Hall Toronto Judge biid-
dleton refused to (squash the magic•.
trate's judgment against Jacob Web-
er of Seaforth for• having liquor on
his. (premises contra'r'y to the provia-+
ions to the .Ontario'.Temperance Act.
Mr. Weber is the man who laid 'in
a supply .l of 320 gallons at a cost of
$730 (calculating it would last him
for 14 years. ' •
ERE CI RISTMA'S DECORATIONS
Following the usual Rcustom; at this
season of the year Fire Chief 'Weeks
has received from the Canadian Un-
derwriter's Association a circular call-
ing attention to the danger of life and
p,rooerty from Xmas decoration display
etc, which are frequently made at
this 'time of the year. Decora tion in
connection with lighting systems ;in-
crease
ncrease 'the hazard and are contrary
to insurance regulations.
161ST DRAU,GRTED TO FRANCE
Recent 'letter received from mem-
bers
embers of the 161st Battalion indicate
that the boys have been draughted.
to France. Shortly after arriving in
England they were given six days'
leave to go sight -fleeing with a pa'ss
I to any part of the !British' Isles! IOn
their return from leave their kit,
and (bags and 'belongings had been
transferred from tents into huts and
were in such „a anuddlled condition
that many of the, boys lost' what lit-
tle =belongings they had with dhoti.
Following close on this; the members
of the battalion between the ages
of 101 and 40 were draughted ;to
France Tor furthur .training; and they
left tin two draughts. During .the in-
spection in England of the 161st Pat -
tenon the officer pronounced it thee
best (battalion that be had inspected
BY; LAWS TO HE SUBMITTED !
Two 1By4Laws are to be submitted
to the rate''payers of the Villager of
Exeter at the municipal elections. One
is being submitted through the .Hydro
Electric Power Commission to the dif-
ferent rmunicipalit'es now using hydro
power asking whether the sate-htyes'
are in favor of having the system.
develop additional eaower to meet the
..present and growing needs of the
system. The other by -taw is for the
establishment of..a commission for the
control and management' of the Hydro
Electric System' and the Water Work
system land for the election of two
commissioners who together with the
reeve will administer the affairs of
both systems. The commissioners will
hold office for two years, one beim*
elected eaeh year. {Both By-X.aws
should receive~' the =hearty support of
the /electors.
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A. CROICE I+A:'RM FOR SALE
Tieing Lot 16, and N half of Lot
17 North Thames !Road, consisting of
150 -acres.. 5 acres bush, 50 acres •in
grass; rand 50 ploughed. Up 11oddate
brick dwelling, kitchen and woodshed
Large yip -td -date bank =barns, every_'
convenience, never failing supply of
water in buildings from windmill, 1-2
miles from school, 1 & 1.2 mtg. =from
Methodist omd"Presbyterian ohurehes.
5 14 miles from town of :Exeter,
viral mail and telphone. This has
al. -
wart
been conceded.to be thebest
farts in Urborn
e. Easy terms for pay-
ment
-
mcnt for quick sale.. For terms and
particulars' apply to Thomas Cameron
real estate agent, R. R. No, 1 I irk-
toad.1?. 0., Ont-; or :phone Ryndnian.
line. xcter, t •
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400 Tons of .twine, Land and Cattle
Salt for sale, • All•ra
f3 des $5,50 per
ton; 50o, per bra ,—Exeter Salt ,Works
Co., Ltd., 1'. Button, Manager, ,
Hotpoint.
Electrical Gifts
ANSWER THE
What to GivVe.
z
most satisfactorily
SEE THE VERY
COMPLETE LINE OF
Christmassy
Hotpoint Lamp -
socket Appliances
AT
W. J. BEER'S
The Best Newspaper
Value
In Western Ontario
..The..
London Advertiser
All Mail Editions $3.00 per
Year
Petrov F,' 001:1P,E, Licensed Ano.
tioneer. Sales conducted !hi any lo-
oalttY. Terms moderato Orders tett
of Tinges office will be promptly= at-
tended to. '!?hone tl L6, 1 irktor*,.. Ad.
dress. Kiritton
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
'quality of Sarnia made salt for sale
at the 'old Temperance/louse at theG. T R. station, Solin any quant-
ity, -Vain' patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is gtaaranteed, — ED,
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
DISCOUNT SALE -15 per cent off
for all Shoes and :+Rubbers. Term,-
Clssh,-•Ii. ll3ierlinsg, Exeter North,
TENL" WANTED
D R
S
Tenders ers will be received by the un.
dersigned for the 1917 output of butes
'termilk Alltenders to be in by the
20th of December, For further in.forpm,
-tion Apply to 'the Centralia Creemet
ery, Thomas Willi Proprietor,
Ontario wheat is of 'excellent q.uaf-E
ity this year, ivlich when ttnixecT witXl;
the •Western. wheat , makesblendedl
flour better than ever. T=ry 'I ,ODE!
mfg. by EARV,'EY BROS.
HOUSE FOR SALE ;
The fine residence of pr. !Quaeken4
bush on James St. Exeter for salsa
Apply to 5, M. Sanders, Exeter. •
POWELL'S BAZAAR
New Tailored XM—
A � CHEER TALL
IiECDAY
Suits nd Our Gtgre nicely decorated, gives oue a Christmassy ffeeling. Our
17 a shelves nre loaded with everything to make people happy. Santa Claua'
h n: have our chimney,. open
has -sure lard in a large assortment here and we
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�-}S n, and clean so that he conserve =the kl ddies gvell. You ought to see our
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Fancy China, the new; shapes, at 2' 5c• 'u
• P. then our lines at 10e and 15e,
L 17:17- �_, m TOYS,' Fancy Glassware
Of first interest, when the cool days DOLLS, TOY TRUNKS, DRUMS,
conte. The styles are varied to meet WASEBOARD AND TUI3, BARKING
the c;ifferert taste„. Coats are long- DOGS. HORSES, MOINES, MECI3AN-
er, skirls are also „longer.
IC'AL TOYS, AEROPLANES, ETC;
Our new goods are hfere. Good range
to choose trona. ; • i' !
MADE TO YOUR MEA$([TRT
I , . I z .' Rc .l l
See Our New Coatings for
Ladies, Prices ranging
from $17.00 Up
irt
We also have .a new (range of Men's
over coating and salting.
t I`L US A CALL ( ;
N. Sheere
LADfI;S' AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand °'Upstairs., Opposite the (Central
Hotel
TOILET ARTICLES
FANCY SOAPS 20 KINDS, 5c &
100 CARES. PERFUMES, BOTTLES
15Re & 25c. SHAVING SOAPS. 10c TO
25c. TOOTH PASTES, TALCUM POW
DEERS (J.JilS) 25e. B AIR IBRRUSIIES
15e $5.0 tTP TO $1.50. TOOTH IB'RUSH
ES 5c TO 25c. !COMBS, PO(CRE1' &•
DRESSER 10e TO 85e,
Our New Edison would cheer your;
home rind give you everlasting piea-
ure. Our time proposition helps you.
own one in a few months. Ask us.
about it. We have them from $40
up. the also have four good used/ ones
cheap. ,Ask us about the Edison'Is; No
needles to change. Full sweet music
ra
Big !Christmas Values • l
BERRY SETS, WATER SETA,
TALE SETS AT ODD PRICES
STATIONERY
BOX PAPERS, PADS., ENVELO,1?E .'
aBLG VARIETY AND VERY LOW
CANDY DEPT.
This Department is one of the/ rgest
of .our business. Our aim its always
to have fresh w,ho.lesome candy. Our
steady customers are aware of the:
fact. . ,
Our rchocolates ate mostly Wile/
liard's Fork Dipt. 'We sell them hz.
bulk. at 30c, 40e, 50c, 60o, and ell5e'
a lb. We also have them in half -
pound, end two-lraiund 'boxes at 256
50. 75, $1.50 per box. Five pot nd.
boxes assorted lcinds at $1.50 tot
$2.50. Cur gross goods are alway'
fresh rind good =assortment. Nut horse
big assortment 5c to 25c. Salted/ and/
roasted !peanuts and: fruits, ,chewing,
gums. 13 kinds. Good !sweets. —Pow -
ell's..
J. WILLIS POWELL
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HOWEY'S
DRUGSTORE OPENING
THIS 'THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
We want you; --everybody came and make this the three busiest days
in our history.
We have° -a souvenir for every purchaser and hundreds of samples.
Now is the time to select your Xmas. presents. We have
a big stock of
Chocolates, Perfumes, Cameras, Ebony and Ivory goods
Perfumes
Fine Imported and
Domestic Lines„ We
have some swell
packages gotten' out
by' Seeley's,
Be sure you get aMilitary
sample f
p o the
new one.
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Willard s
Chocolates
Fresh froth the : fact-
ory in attractive
Xmas. boxes..
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'Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
Hair, Hat and Cloth
Brushes
Co=mbs and Manicure
Pieces,
i3ru hes
Hat i
pin holders
e'w els
Cases, T etc
Ebony
Bid Stock of.
Fair Brushes'.
Toilet and Manicure
Sets
See our Military
Brushes for
Gentlemen
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