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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1918-11-28, Page 1�¢u li h'r 0 ;onimence Christmas opping-now ,. not „tote #strongly e hristmer hipping early , to replace any lines tws le !'t4tj Christnaa,s Lr.: & 'k now almost' ials coon, 't@abitity of -"doing your ihrz it will be impossibic Our stack :fors" ' the o display for your early derive s 1 coiDitl e an ter Underwe. ricfd '3 •r aarx=ii rt traa �2 l wts' end. 3rnsierT r#t' to iclear ni'iurti llrlyl�' "h:^av Melt" 34e4 at a best :7s • goo S arf and Cap Sets or girls 'and color combinations t in nn `,„ iVe huve the very =west vert popular sets Flar girls ,xar - ft, NOT r d from $1.50 ;f oe and rubber department E. .a(Ii,*S :Ettt;,"3ry #s?S 1oti in a l Lack r'.ra pri.- .r es, +xkl it.0 s 1`nrictuti Shoes: th9l, A. Sire rr'coiling Joe* 1r.Vlotue' eaboes , Stl,llt1 to ,86,54. Alf \"S i3 AUK BROWN SHOES, ala; in Shoes, Big vrtrlet~y, ifor -buoy ` l:11f3131 -, the k ,'41,'14 eau fir 4u13 heel from t, 4,els. 'Rubber ':Soots, Oversbo( alt t#: Young Men's stylish Overcoat e. ttr,x doing a biz „bt sine <9 in Toting Mon.'s Melted ,Trc'nc.Ir Coats 11l,wirz lelsterio, .We have a big -range to clhoo a ,fxonr rui<d expect: ay alt nt ixr: 'the rre\\r green shade, by' itlw end of tthe 'week, S ,FOR ,130YSi' uti <1 f1li,II,ADItIN'S OVERCOATS t3;LN- Di FOOD BOARD LICENSE !O'8 -ice AND 41, teit >i4t otter . tr wit an, nelosure fry olitk orad , to lltur.'d Tr 014 Germairs4 circular i- tttr from 4,11 tris 'Railway Assoc"anon X tar ijeid in ,Toronto on ?5'Uv h. asking -t from ritunic°pality. and I?ertle that the thl$ In ,xegttlar Eters present. e3 of the ''recti it st< were, ,rekttl'. 5,•19i8:' orlrmat lort ,sioir w ons wvrwrs!. re.: d d ao e of „P.. o Elcc- nzetin u rnda y. nOitive tston e attend t 1.iIxT& Roan: 4. ---lir. 4, 15, "aa' :.I:W R Taylor 1+4, R 'c CTOBE : tott7rr, B. 34},SS i n 6b R." OavIs 4 7 ofiy 63, .. Stathatu a3 Iarnal Jr, 4, honors, tt F1' d#,e;\ 5f -tett 77, Pass, R. 'Cree:ch , .;(0, ti DaR„on 66 L. 3f. .sxt9.eil 66„ . G. ;ta der• 6 6 „ ;avera;n22. C, Vosper; #tet :ser Rocnf 6- Senior Class, I.3c-hors . \' tFerin`s df3, II, #to.vt:r $o ':i. s alt r Vii. r i13iy taM 77: G. firack JS; Pass; Hazel Sanders 68, E Nort3- Vntiard 47 E. Sanders 65 R, (zambriti •6,3, ,i. Clarke 63, i'?, kin oil 643 C. ° 11 60, P. it1 e► i 7/, N.' y 73, J. Co 31;i:obeli 70, lea 6 . 1. Alitrht 31, Kinsman, C, Lrt:'ing i (3 Lc kin 6€1 V'. 6 2.7 15, ottt°rant. 7011 foY. oleic ne r uS. 11;,D1,E% Offal) 1N tttjt* morning,' seri rtiureh on---l1ba,t1. ,1 < S�ntor „and jos- ,feek.4 ,ed lto rlh-3 0 Icler,hi!), ix1J31 ii d: .%, N1..t-islet ttf anges- and Heaters We invite your inspection of our l no3t complete line of docking and heating stoves. to the v previous Having purchased' ' our stoves Ha .Ing pu h � e areable tooffer you money venal recent advances v . *s, aving stove values. elow- are our range' Leaders i Moffat's Canada steel range Banquet Favorite Brilliant jewel (cast range) Royal Matron (cast range) ) Social Jewelcast range)i ge) Heating stoves to burncoal or..coal and wood 'tin the base burner, ..oak orbtortoise styles. All sizes at different prices. fi McC1 ' ar or� P erI ectian �zI � Heater, Y este. will.. add c Oin.5Ort:tlleSec coir falldaY S. r Remembe have e .a _ .;. we v _ line of . ''lilts,r and.. loves le for the fall wo „�. ound the farm. es, eib.vs,dampers, collars, e .....t ..�..,--..,:z, a �l.,.l FARMERS' 0LV13 MEET Farmers, don't forget to ;attend the annual meeting of ,the 'Clib :1 to be held Dee2nd, in h(3lanres Road tl, club rooms, trr , BORN carom- At Sunnyside Farm. IIShorhe, on .Wednesday, 'Nov. 20tsh, to Mr and Mrs. 'Cecil J. Canino a daugh- ter (Edythe Gertrude)trude ? t MLA RlI I E;73 ati Gr,yive=fierce ---In :Cxetcrion Tues- day, day; .Nay..mbrr ,..titch, Miss , Laura Beatrice, daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs f)harIes,,iearvery, to Mr. F. Latimer Greive;=son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Jaynes Greive, by ,Rev. 3."W..03aird•. Rowe -Northcott -At the residence or ,the bride's' parents, Mr. -tared - Mrs, 'Roger Nortlhcatt, of May,,. oft Wed- nesday, Nov. 27th, Miss '!Carrie to Mr. /Cecil W. -IRO -We, by ;Rev. J. W. Baird. Rowcliffe-Coultis-,.fit the residence of tthe, "bride's father, ,Mr. ,Henry Coultis, on ,Wednaesday, Nov. ,27tih, Miss ,Almada to Mr. Luther 'Row. clif£o,vby Rev. J. ,W<.113aird, DLGD °e Greapner-At Vibanlr, Sask., on Nov. 20, Kiev. Herbert .p. Graup- ser, .'aged, 25 yritrq' n'ncl 2 daps.'` Casualt list Wounded A. `' iehols, of . Parkhill A. ,e Carpenter, of 'Parkhill I W. [Ervine, or Guderioh F. ,Ftrrapt, ofom iitell +� GasOod DarIia g„, or Kincardine. W Snnlvd<.:n, of , Mar t Thanksgiving srr-'°,ce» `ala a rte:ro?°tl' lth tit, 4(L,ltr�inted tlrartk givitrz for v ctnry w,vil bio iwt (liven ,dla(zrclznext So1x tl,m Special Music, The lark Re 'roti, ww°ill eprr*teall front tlztro #s�i 'The I.Incon(ltterdl'ble," PA,RATERS' CLUB ORGANlli i) , A rnceting of farmers .1 Eden 6ehool on Iriii;'y Fast When addresses 'pertaining .to no, riculturcil--intora tlz were, tlelivev"1 by 1Ia sSrs. ,tier. IJ, Sanders and. J. N ;eteliffe ` At the conclusionof the addresses n' rnrniers' Club ve:is , or amazed with Mr. Rd. Coates as President and Mr. R. l.). ,llunter. Seey-treads. SERVTCf:5 "t`a?'EIU OP ; pECt:A Sabbath las` was a syoriel ,day .in the Trivitt; iitemo. tall .church. ' Servl- '5 In the morning tntel afternoon wore !for the children, is Mite 'morn. In €1 special address wits given and in;, ultte,r►toan an illustrwttd lecture on 'etehe»sten commandments was giv- ert in :tthe School J1n11. In the evening a memorial -service for Sergt. '1'.. alar- old I3issett lyes !held and was largely attended. The 'Reactor, Bev. .i. a- Trumper , 'delivered an excellent' ser- mon front the -text 'These all died in. Faith ,ot having received : the ()vitalise." Sergt. Bieset,t enlisted. with 1 af- ter 161st, Moron, 13cittaiioz-, and sae year in England went to France. on ,Good ;Prides' 1•i'-tand 1 wi is attached „to the 47th mot. ;II,e eves killed in action on 'November 1st. .S quartette "Safe Moine, :Safe Horne tin Port" was sung by Mrs. Dor.:, Miss Fis1i and Messrs.' Miik11cmiss and Jennings.. DR. ENDICOTT DELIVERS, ti 4 ':STIRRING JILSSION.aRY ADDRESS Rev. Dr.•Endieort, General SecretarX far `Afissions of the fliestisod:st Churcli in "Canada, saddre-sised a 1)istrict rally stn Jetnen Street church hist Thursday evenir.g. Thele was a splendid turn. - out, Imost of ,tlhe circuits on the 1Y .t- -riet being' represented. The weather and, roads wi1re in elle% condition as to )prev/'rut many,,.. who o,therwvise would have been -there, from attend- ing. ` Dr. "Endicott ihas recently re- turned. from ea tour of, lithe '_4lirsion fields in Ch.h i and ,,Te pan and his addresses was a masterly and convinc- ing- effort ,FIe• -woke of the war ;and " its. relation, to missions- and told of many of his experiences during his tour: During his -,,sit to ,China, h.' passed" throunrh',sectiims`u: of .country. that were in the u11 of -revolution. I-1 was unable' to :obtain' passport or gtz'de yet he stravelled'-e-unmolested oessing thro'i h lines ofenemy par ties At one ,time the .hooseon which -wao staying wvas raided by band:rs u -h.) -(3e parted of :ter learning there were maasionaries i the building, wvit out funtr. harm, iv tle every offic 4hous wv ,,footed. The only s 'fin €p t 4a 1 t'!aw 1I 'hat ': was berng1,oate pou - -M ;14nission ,come ionand more Mold these ” their 41, no Ilion ettl d I ill wvil,r -,.160 g 4� I, We°Is fay, Will :mile '. X11 ornt#cI i tM� 3-' , T #ira,F 63, R, Ca r1?, Toth o;1i t;;tv N7d a4 h .br,zi lets, G. N ct?tt 61, Vale ` 1- is R rh}ns. o r Clan .nA . iji:rtci ra te;tcher, EI) 11i - ALWOti?�l, \\,Torii has b>en reg �31t Th 1011 1l'd- ttizstt t Ls1 ,e, "d ist) IN be, t raiz til 11;", th;; .4fiartx(i ommeree, r. Eo t Ftte :l?rlrxt tis #teer4 e„ Sask. been Iran fewer brl neh of t .l3anl esneg, ii€ Sed+ro izabeth doctor's, 0 e 0 elf' 0,1!f a the g a > Lai* s x 0 u td »ar Bre Re -co ga zing ti t0'atro+ their cis 'lr . - -s 4 .1qr, and amity visa u now Your not rg.. corittaii �llal,ttt:s f;»it for #iltr Xw Of IC' ri o children, if-- -res ez io}w n sell a 11 w, ill r o"i'i'Cf 11 -`FI - C0111.Tft; Nair 1 f.5 Il1L, 'home: or 'Arr. Henry ,Coulti'a, tar town, tt1111•1%a1111•1 .errs' of ct ve'ri* .pret- ty :(iding on Wednesday., Novrtnitor 27t+h when hie detigliter. 1fis, Aimed was nrnited in :marc:age to Mr..r.ut'fier. Rowetift', son, of Mr. sand Mrs. 1Arin. Rewvcltffe. tfth, con. ot L'sf#ornr. The bride, who was given allay by bcr (ether entered ,the 'parlor 1 '`to the strains or ;the wedding march •play - id lav her -twice, Miss Brown. She w,tot.beeoutinely attired in a wedding gown of white sill: :crepe -d' chine earning a bridal bolopiet ot ,white roses "aid mums. The ceremony was performed by !ley. J, Nti'. Baird only' a si close, circle or .rrltitive9 owl ;:friends being'prosent. After ithe Ceremony :ti '41111117 oM1 wedding h - *was partaken or. The decorziip�a:tcrr very Pretty. The bride was, shire -reci- pient of many b''alttiftii presents. She has been a resident ot..,Exeter only a. few years hilt by fhe.r amiable d£s- r,asirion rslh- tvorf many warm ;friends among !her church „ associates i and others. The groarn':s gift aro the bride was a ilh'que. Mr. and Jibs. Rowclift .' wilt reside on ;the groom''tt farm in 'Osborne, Their mnnr friends join wvith 'Illi. Tinges in wishing then happiness and" prosperity. GRE1VE-IIAlt:VEY4 Ntpr,,t. L$ _a very putty . but quiet wedding; took:p3-ice. at -dile home of the' btide's pir.'nts, 11.r. and Mas.; ,Charles Hot - trey. on Tuesdny. tvlhert .tihcir eldest d :ttgsht^r, 7fissis T_attri tBoatrire, ,was, unit; l in ,mar.'"lige to 'tr. P. -.'ionic' Cr. ive, Min. ;13., of London, 'son„ o: AIr. Land „Mrs. J.. H. Greivt of ,towvn. The. ,ceremony etas perrformed et 1.30 o'clock ,v:n1. by Rev. J. W. 'Baird. pals - tor of Janes Street 1lfethodii5t church, in fh3e dtrese'nce of 'the immediate rel- a_tive,s o1: the' cor tracting (parties. The bride wva,s attired in , art f4frioan brown ;tr„-itelling suit wvitih het tai match -;and s.arrying abridal bouquet of IStvK.et-lheart roses and violets. Miss Plorenes ;Harvey acted as .flower girl while Arias Elv.at Harvey, both :sister, of 11 het bride, played Lohen ,rib's well-i Cling nikzrdh. ,After the ceremony „a dainty wredding.dejeuner wvas ,'served in 'the 'lila mg -'nom which was :beau- -t;ifutly ;d•ecorat-1d•in pink. The bride' teas the recipient of many handsome and, costly. gifts. She is one of Exe- ter's xe-iers !popular young; lads s •,10(3 ' on 1A ednesd:ay 'evening of last week ,wvas' -1'- sent.ed' w,-ihh'u miscellaneous :>showv-. .:r tat tlh'e home :of s Steila'sSouth,- cot,t by Ther r 4113' girl friends when vh ' 1'-. the recii,Ie, t of many bean- EI tiful gift-. The i',w,ort,11 League ,of Elmira, Jamas 'Street dh ch of which he, }vas an officer, ') Cs� t'd 1 P �c�n her, with . an addr�e,ss, send tih�'°,DItasion Circle, 01 P lcdltclt shy ttnals, pjrne�ent presesited her wyith:^ "11 7c,(au4 Bund sugar exit and i�4.t :Moils' a r�Mi aid; x1'Ir.. Gr the 1 tori exttrurain for orona f Ih.� r ' +3nIii'rrlok.ski' -e Ungr�' �la inset of{it I ermine.dgf r.. G* 'trill he aria No ,:` SL ittl,n, ; f Dashwood Miss Clivi;' Wcltie fs'° tit(:. .Mils) th1t. Ehlers k a ing in Kitchr zilr Otto oo,t;lr is 'or� 'I t lax mill for. hydro. Mrs. C. Stade Spent a Ailsa Craig last week, Mrs.1. Guenther has dispose farm to Mr. 3. C. Reid. Mr.Clayton ?file has position with ,Mr. 3. Kraft. Al r. and Mr's. Ai. ?digholTe , r ich, spent Sunday in town. Mr. Tom. \V;ilford left €err he ce lard Tuesday where ItL , position. rt rne,I fr n .` 1 t;t5 rs.t,7 Elia "leis<,n er I Miss .1 1 .0 visit with rel.tli3OS in ��ira.ltc"' ;e tc St Agatha. Dr. Routledge and family y Zurich last week where they their future home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ci(tetatiLer :tad 'i and Mrs. " Wes. Wolfe we'°e Stand visitors in Crediton. a: 11a.K Mrs. Ed. Siebert ala Detroit, visited at the home ,-1f :11r, an Mrs. L•iiters this -week- Beath of Rev. Herbert Graupner.-i 1Vord vas received here of the death of Rev.' Herbert Patti Grammer, at Vi - hank, Sask., on Nov. '201h. He was the eldest son of Rev. P. Granpner, of this place and died' of influenza :tt the age of 25 years, 2 days. The deceased: was born in Medina, N. Y., on Nov. 13, 1893 and spent, most of his boy- hood days in Elmira, Ont. Here lie` was confirmed in SL Paul's Evangelical; Lutheran church, and in 1905 entered the Concordia College at fort Wayne; Ind., to prepare for the ministry. lir June' 1917, he graduated. from the Theological Seminary at St. Louis, 1'to., and. after his ordination in Dashwood entered upon his duties as Missionary at Vibank, Kipling and , Windthoist, Sask., on°Sept,:: 2nd, 1917, -where he re- mained until the time of his death. On July 14, 1918 he was married to Miss Anna Jung, of-Venedy, 111.,The late Mr. Graupner was a man of ex- cellent "character, highly esteemed and, respected and a gen 1.1 favorite' among. -while spending pndhis 'companions Zvlt � all his vacations at his home here. and his he 'e will read regretted b t demL,e wii be greatlyY --hole community;-wvha extend sincere sympathy to the bereaved: relatives. Besides his wife lie is survived by his Barents three' brothers and four sisters i, Toronto, :scar, of 'Carl and° Az:thur of pronto,. © , m ra and. Clara, Louise, Eiiima and. Martha itt home. The funeral service Nov. 27: h a 3 was held, Wednesday, t t .m. lir Zion : Ev.' Lutheran church of Dashwood., Rev: A. Vv'uggazer, , of Se tritigvilie and Rev. A. D"zde,'of Mitchell otliciafm g. emety ;:li sv,t;11:31pc ,t tole t, 1,;rialit:ilitit4clitlit'ti Lel pea Ily awete It is, p,a "r being still confined to Izer m. funex.11 witch was priv.tte d 3.30 p. and oas cttfiducted Brown of Kirk,tort. li •7 aieq is • ttlW 9 lire eve r{t�ka; Flrat S�# 0 tc a 1 S i1 9741 4. C4111 ?Ss 'Can i1 ifs #e' dwtt tar told frieri :1✓ )' s :141a1,i�1F,et' telt fa ot 11 FOOD representing the Qatari() p ns or encouraging the production prepared a food Production Service far awarding to children and others -who have claire good Wori„- dur- ing the. past season, it offers the badge to War Production Cliths-,'Agri- Eloards,,,Teachers, Women's Institutes. Sunday School Clubs, or any other - group of responsible persons, at a fraction of its cost for distribution locally at public meetings. romMITNICATTON orial for Ehnen. ,hieroes. of,„"take matter up, and ereet a Memorial in eadh of the pr3ncipal Maces in tile counry.i .that waY plies,' would be ,alikte size and St,ephen will riot come ,into thio it would' never do for us 4;6 ere,ct Ste,pthen towmship may not be, favor v from falai town,s4hip Who ,Lell were a...11oyal as Any .other alad'skolz;d,b gr Tilts