The Exeter Times, 1919-10-30, Page 1.M: n
FORTY-SECOND YEAR— NO. 2258
EXETER, OTT,, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ,3O., 1919
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'We have just received another shipment of the celebrated Northway and Rogers' brands
of Ladies' and Misses' Fall and Winter Coats. They are shown in Veltex, Velour and Silver -
tone cloths in the popular shades of lava brown, platinum, navy, grape, green, etc., Prices
moderate. •
SPECIAL VALUES—In Black Cloth Coats also Salt's celebrated Esquimette seal plush
and Baby Lamb,
SPECIAL VALUES IN COMFORTER MATERIALS
Five pieces wrapperette 36 inches wide, good heavy_ weight, special at 40c a yard.
Five pieces heavy art sateen 36 inches wide. A splendid cloth for good quality comfort-
ers. Exceptionally good value at 75c a yard.
OUR HOUSE-FURNISHISHtNG DEPARTMENT.
This department in our store is now well -stocked to meat the needs of the Fall and Win-
ter season. We have remarkably good values in rugs, linoleum, congoleum rugs, oilcloths,
curtains and curtain materials, curtain poles, window shades, etc., etc.
SPECIAL—Six-good patterns of flowered Marquisette, especially adapted for over cur-
tains on sale at 75c a yard. '
SPECIAL VALUE—In Navy Serge Dress goods.
We still have a few webs of old stock in all wool serge dress goods, particularly in navy
blue. These range in price from $1.50 to $3.75 a yard.
MEN'S MADE -TO -MEASURE SUITS.
Have you tried one of our made -to -measure suits yet? This department in. our store un-
der the personal direction of Mr. N. Sheere is becoming more popular every day. We guar-
antee a perfect fit and can give you a suit tailored to your measure at very little more cost
than a ready-made suit.
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Mrs. D. F. Ferguson left Wednes-
day evening far Winnipeg after an
extended visit with her parents Mr,
and Mrs. Chas: Birney. Mrs. Birney Mrs. C. Zwie]ter spent the week -
and Mr. W: Birney accompanied her end in New Hamburg.
as far as Toronto. Mr. Eli Lawson was in Toronto on
business last week -enol.
SCHOOL "AT HOME', The Mieses Muriel Nicholson and
The. Exeter High School will hold Addie Geiser of London spent the
their annual "At Home" in the as- wek-end at their homes here.
sembly room at the school on Friday The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup -
evening. The "At Home" is one of per will be observed in the Metho-
the big events of the year among dist church next Sunday morning.
the high school students and is look- Mrs. (Dr.) Ornie as delegate at -
ed forward to with much, interest, tended the Women's Institute Con
-
A splendid program is being arrang- vention which was held in London
ed, refreshments will be served and Tuesday and Wednesday of this
promenades will conclude the even- week.
leg's entertainment. Last Wednesday the members of
A FLYING TRIP the Women's Institute visited the
institute at Hurondale and were
Mr. F. W. Gladnzan returned Mon- very pleasantly entertained at the
day evening from a flying business home of Mrs. Luther Reynolds.
trip to Winnipeg. On Moaday of Mr. Sambrook accompanied by
last week Mr. Gladznan remained in Miss Sambrook who has been visiting
town until after the opening of the here the last two monthe, left fur
Toronto Sunday. Miss Sambrook go-
ing on to Vancouver and Mr. Sam-
brook remaining in Toronto for a
few days.
Edward Chambers and Clifford
I3rokertshire from the Methodist
S. S. and Earl Schwartz and Walter
Hauch from Zion S. S. will be rep-
resentatives at. the Boys' Parliament
ELECTED TO BOYS I':'IIII T A I iNT to be held in Exeter in November.
The elections were held last Sun -
Elections to the Boys' Parliament any.
to be held in Exeter on November Tbe regular monthly meeting of
?th, 8th and 9th underthe auspices the Women's Institute will be held
Crediton
polling booths when he exercised his
franchise. Immediately after he
motored to St. Marys and tock the
train from there to Winnipeg. Mr.
Gladman was also at Carman, Man.
In the Carman district there has been
a number of real estate tran:;fteL•s in
farm lands, in some ca,es as high as
$100 an acre being paid,
of the South Huron Sunday School
re j Association were halal in the differ- '
raa ent schools on Sunday last. Messrs.
Will Strang and Roy Thoutlrsen were
elected to represent Caven School;
Charlie Ford and Elmer Tuckey
to represent Main St., Beverley Ach-
eson and James Morley, Trivitt
school and George Hinds and .Eddie
Davis, James Street. lteeerts from
the different schools shows great ha
terest being taken.
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Seasonable
Suggestions
Perfection Oil Heaters will make
any cold corner comfortable: Econ-
omical, Handsome, Safe and Conven-
ient. From $3.50 to $12.00.
Perfection wicks
New Process wicks
BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM
Paroid Roofing
Cornet hoofing
Planet Roofing
$3.50 per sq.
$2.25 per rel.
$2.00 per sq.
Plain and Tarred Building Paper
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Double Coated. Sheeting Paper --$2
per roll
Lanterns
CIothes Baskets
Ash Sifters
Sugar Beet Knives
$1.25
$1,85
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You are invited to our Mid -Sea-
son Millinery Openings November
1st. There will be special exhibitions
of pattern hats, "our own" trimmed
hats and unique and domestic and
imported millinery novelties.
E. T. V. CURLISS.
A large number from town were
at London on Wednesday and Thurs-
day of last week to see the Prince
of Wales. Those who ll•ad tile pri-
vilege of a close view were capti-
vated by the winsome voile on. Bri-
tain's heir to the throne. The city
was gaily decorated for the oeeasioii
and the streets were crowded with
people. Mr. Lloyd Livers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rivers, of town,
was decorated by the Prince With a
Military Medal. Sergi. Rivers was
instrumental in capturing an enemy
machine gun qost and holding it and
for this conspicuous bravery received
the decoration..
.CAVEN ANNIVERSARY.
Caven Presbyterian church held
most successful anniversary services
on Sunday last. Rev. W. G. Hanna,
B.D., of Toronto was the special
preacher for the day and delivered
eloquent and inspiring sermons to
large congregations the church being
packed to the doors in the evening.
The music was of high order. The
choir was assisted by Miss Lillian
Gregg, of Detroit, who delighted the
congregation~ with her solos. On
Monday evelzing a chicken pie sup-
per was served after which a pro-
gram was given. The ladies provided
an excellent supper and a large
crowd was in attendance.
ONLY CHILD DIES.
After a week's illness the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Kerslake,
of Winchelsea has been bereave3 by
the loss .of their only child, Master
George Pletcher Kerslake aged 7
years and 17 days. The little lad took
sick at school an Monday of last week
and on Sunday he passed away. Peri-
tonitis was the cause of death. Mr.
and Mrs. Kerslake have the heart-
felt sympathy of the community us
the passing of this bright fiower of
THAMES ROAD ANNIVERSARY the home will leave an aching void.
The funeral was Izeld on Tuesday af-
Anniversary and Fowl Supper, ternoon conducted by the Pastor,
Thames Road Presbyterian church
November 2nd and 3rd. Rev. S. Mc-
Lean, B. A., of Egmondville will
preach on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7
p.m. Special music by the choir as-
sisted by Mr. W. Mills of Woodham
Fowl supper on Monday evening
from 5 to 8 followed by concert in, -This was a large meeting as the
the church. Hensall 'Male Quartette Crediton 'Women's Institute had
will take part. Admission 60c;child-
been invited to he present. Avery
ren 35c, excellent addrae was given by Mrs.
Victorious Boys buy Victory Bonds • Hauch 01 Crediton on The Motto of
Rev. H. 13. Parnaby. Interment in
Exeter cemetery.
HURONDALI6 WOMEN'S
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The regular meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute was held at the home
of Mrs. L. Reynolds on October 22.
HALLOWE'EN, SUPPER
Trivitt Memorial Church on Oct.
31st, from 6 to 8 p.m. Program in
the evening. Admission 35e
our Institute. Miss Coates also as-
sisted on the program giving two
instrumental numbers. The Huron -
dale branch donated $10 to the Navy
League of Canada, The ladies ap-
The wealth of Canada, backs Vic- preciated very much the opportunity
tory Bonds- of meeting the members of another
branch institute of South Huron and
of Jnterchanging Ideas.
DOME THEATRE, Beekman EXETER REWi1)ENT DIES.
Mr. William Whiteford of Exeter
passed away on Tuesday following
a short illness. Tbe deceased was in
WITHIN the frontiers of a desol- his 78th year. On Friday of last week
ate, God -forsaken jungle on the dark while driving on :Bain St. Mr-White-
silentI a paralytic str ke.I.Ie
coast of .Africa this giant ford strii'ez er p y o
white man, reared by an ape mother was unable to guide the horse he
roams and kills. was driving and while passing a
team of horses-drttched to a wagon
one of the horses put his foot thio
the hind wheel of the buggy in which
Mr. Whiteford was riding. The buggy
tilted to one side and Mr. White-
ford was thrown out landing on his
shoulder. He was taken to his home
and has been in a serious condition
since. Mr. Whiteford was one of
Exeter's respected citizens coming
to town a number of years ago from
Usborne 'Township. He is survived
by his bereaved widow and six child-
ren, Mrs. ,las. Mantis of Exeter;
William H., of Hedrick, Iowa; Mrs.
Alex. 1MIcPalis and Mrs. Wes, Horne,
of Usborne; John S. of Bianshard
and Mrs. Wilbur T{ing of ITarniota,
ROMANCE OF TA.RZAN 'Man., `The funeral will 'be held. en
NOVEMBER 2.5tlt and 29th, t910 'Thitrsry:ay afternoon.
Tarzan of the Apes.
He slays the lion and tiger with
his bare hands; the jaguar flees at
his terrible cry; the massive ele-
phants tear frim.
The dreadful gorrila and stealthy
panther are but babies in his hands
All the terrible beasts of the jungle
skulk away at his approach.
Then comes ,the beautiful white
girl and
TMIZA.N OF THE APES
takes to his breast and covers her
face with kisses.
OCTOBER 31st, & NOVEIV.CI3ER 1st.
Matinee, November 1st, Saturday.
Children 15e; Adults 25c.
Evening price 25c.
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in the Forrester's Hall on Tuesday,
November 4th at 2.30 .p.m. Each
member is asked to bring a "Christ-
mas Suggestion—either a recipe or
gift and a report of the annual con-
vention held in London will also be
given. All ladies of the vicinity are
welcomed.
Dashwood
Mrs. A. Birk and Verna are visit-
ing in Sarnia and Detroit this week,
Mr. T. Klnmp has disposed of his
confectionery business to Mr. Pred
White.
Mr, and Mrs. S. J. Adams return-
ed to London after visiting with rel-
atives here.
Rev. and Mrs. Yager spent a few
days last week in Stratford.
Miss E. Tiernan of London visit-
ed with Mr. E. Tiernan this week.
Mr. and„Mrs. B. Station of (lrand
Bend visited in town last. weak.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nadiger.
The Ladies' Aid of the fitly anguli^
OW church held their annual meet-
ing for the election of officers en.
uetoeer sat. The following officers
were elected;
Hon. Pres., Mrs. R.m Yager!
Pres., Mrs. George Ediglioffe Viet::
Pres., Mrs. Geo, Howard; Secretary,
Mrs. Wm. Snell; (lei. See., Mae IIr..
Ehlers; Treas., Mrs. Neal; Pianist,
Mrs, D. Tiernan; Asst. pianist, Mrs.
J. K. Ehlers.
Watch diose dollars --1h to+r5
needi them.
Musical Entertainment
Mr. Freiman Brouwer, baritone. ac ho
po•s,es •...: voice of unusual. range and
init)rl.• He wins his audience o n les
1':rst :tppearanre, and when. he -,legs
hnitlz thole raellbound. His interpret..
atiun :tit:1 Cnt.triviatic.n, are excellent. Ile
i+ a smart:. 414 haliec.:r When
Mfr. Raymond (•alfas spent a fen 1, s nz., it should Jie clear And ch -A. t' I.
days in London last week. :s' . 1:0;rov.:,: Dewed, va>•llnisi. i:an,
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ton,: who .Hirai-.. ,k. i ,h•s
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We are pleased to report that
Margaret, daughter of Mr. awl Mrs.
Wm. Field, is doing nicely after a
serious operation which she had ner-
fornzed at St. Joi ..?p1t'sz IIo:±;)ita1.
London.
Miss Lily Iroffman hag return' :i: try
her home in Tavisinek after visiting
with relatives here for some time.
lir. and Mrs. Dan Nnrmyb' of Rah
aznazoo, MIiriz„ spent last week with c .i :tt a`),•. P•azt .4.
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OFF/CIA ROS 4C qr US
"The he Bridge li'om War to Peat €' s—Ti ePriaice of Waak
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THE MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE DoMIONION OF CANADA offers for Public Subscription the
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3OO9000,000. 51/2% Gond Bond
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Bearing interest from November lst, 1919, an,l (-1 a:4'd in two maturities, the choice of which is optional
with the subscriber as follows:
5 year Bonds due November 1st, 1924 15 year 113, rids due November 1st, 1934
Principal payable without charge at tIld Office of the Minister of Finance and Receiver Gc,leral at
Ottawa, or at the Office of the Assistant Receiver General at Halifax, St. John, Charlottetown, Montreal.
Toronto,Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary and Victoria.
Bonds may be registered as to principal or as to principal and interest, as hereinafter provided, at any
of the above-mentioned offices.
Interest payable, without charge, half -yearly. May 1st and N veinber 1st, at any branch in Canada
of any Chartered Bank.
Principal and Interest payable in Gold. Denominations: $50, $100, $500, and $1,000
Issue Price: 100 and Accrued. Interest,
Income Return 5x ,r Ana u m -m
The proceeds of the Loan wilt be used to pay indebtedness incurred, and to meet expa ' tures
to be made in connection with demobilization. (including the authorized War service eeatuity
to our soldiers, land settlement to ns, and other purreses connected with their re-estal4e ••,estner.t
Into civil life), for capital outlay d'*on a h1.pbuiltii:ay, and other national undertaking . rrwin,
part of Canada's industrial reconstruction pro ar attune, and for the establishment of a nes. ec-
sary credits for the purchase of grain, foodstuf'�;, timber and other products, and will be spent
wholly in Canada.
Payment t.' male as follows:
10% on application;20``o IIese nit r :'t'i, 1919: 20% January Oth, 1920;
20 o February 10th, 19'20; 31.21°';t March 9th, 1920.
The lash payment of 31.21'''0 covers 3O'`;, balance of ivrincipal and 1.21''. reortesentin1z accrued interest
at 5?re from November 1st to due dates of the respective instalments.
A full half -year's interest wig be paid on Nita- tee, heel. W i l m t ing the cost of the bonds 1110 and interest.
Subscriptions may be paid in full at the tirri[,1.4. ?i ion 100 with tint interest, or on any instal-
ment due date thereafter, together with as a L ', . f 5 z per annum.
This Loan is authorized under Act of the l' r..ameet. e _ Curiada, and both priacipai and interest are
a charge tepon the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
The amount of this issue is $300,000,(100. cif the !etnorei1. paid fort,•:
bonds of previous issues. The Minister of Finance, however, reserves the right to allot the whole or any
part of the amount subscribed in excess of ; (1,000.
_r` ayiTaten s
All cheques, drafts, etc., covering instalreeeet aro to be .rate payable to 6t a Crdct t tg Mt ieter of
Finance. Failure to pay any instalment « he e. 1• 1• .. and
the allotment to cancellation. Subscriptiors g r t..: zr those 'Cil in 21111 ..r.?-3fi.,u..t .:tt n' zccom-
panied by a deposit of 10% of the amount su l Of•,icid t NaSizE.I'S'IV9.1, ' rs -ub,:.'ionsor any
branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank will t ce nt ' ih Asti and issue
&ba,^.rintions naay be paid in full at time on. stir ,<.itiei 1 < i. i) without in instalment
due date thereafter, together with accrued interest to titre: of mal ii! ; payment ie : crit. :Id
payment of subscriptions may be made as follows:
If paid in full on or before November Lith, 1019, par without interest or 109 ;•'
If remaining instalments paid on Dec. 9th, 1919, balance of t±at o and interest to 90 52 p
11 remaining instalments paid on Jan. 9th, 1920, balance of 70r0 and interest ($70S1 per Stt'ot1_
If remaining instalments paid on Feb. 10th, 1920, balance of : 0 d and interest$51.0a per 5111 t).
If remaining instalment paid on Mar. 9th, 1020, balance of :10% and interest ($31.21 per $:Oil)_ 4ti
Payment of instalments or payment in full after November 15th, 1910, can be made orb; sr. sir Instal-
ment due date. ti
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Denomination and legistl`atioga
Bearer bonds, with coupons, will be issued in lanomination of $50, $100, $500, and $1,006, and may be
registered as to principal. The first coupon attached to these bonds will be due on May 1st, 1920.
Fully registered bonds, the interest on which is paid direct to the owner by Government cheque, will be
issued in denominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, or any multiple of
5100,000.
Payment o Interest
A full half -year's interest at the rate of 53-2% per annum will be paid May 1st, 1920.
Form a Rend and Delivery
Subscribers must indicate on their application the form of Mond and the denominations required, and
the securities so indicated will be delivered by the bank upon payment of subscriptions in full.
Bearer bonds of this issue will be available for deliveryat the time of application to -subscribers desirous
of making payment in full. Bonds registered as to principal only, or fully registered as to principal and
interest, will be delivered to subscribers making payment in full, as soon as the required registration can be
made.
Payment of all instalments must be made at the bank originally named by the subscriber.
Non-negotiable receipts will be furnished to all subscribers wi desire to pay by instalments. These
receipts will be exchangeable at subscriber's bank for bonds on any instalment date when subscription is
paid in full. All receipts must be exchanged before lst June, 1920.
Forams of Bonds Interchangeable
Subject to the payment of 25 cents for each new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds without
coupons will have the right to convert into bonds with coupons,; and holders of bonds with coupons will
have the right to convert into fully registered bonds without coupons, at any time, on application to the
Minister of Finance or any Assistant Receiver General.
Forms of application may be obtained from any Official Canvasser, from any Victory Loan Committee,
or member thereof, or from any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank.
Subseript on Lists will close ou or beforo November 15th, 1919
DEPAIkTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA, October 27th, 1019.
Keep Canada's Farms and Factories Busy
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