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ISTMAS SHOPPING
just Six Days left in. which to do your buying for 1
not leave evetything till the last day. This sto will re-
main open the three nights before Christ a. s.
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Gift Suggestions from Our Shoe Department
Hockey Shoes for all
Cosy Slippers for Women
Slippers for Men.
Children's Slippers
Child's Rubber Boots
FELT SHOES
No better Gift than a pair of Felt
Shoes. All styles for men women
and children.
Every Cocett
Must Go
In order to clear out the balance of our stock of Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats, we offer
a fine' range of styles in Salt's Seal Plush, Siivertones, Velours, Baby -Lambs, etc, at greatly re-
duced prices. This is an opportunity to get a good quality coat at the price of a cheap one.
Our Christmas Stock is Now Complete
We have anexceptional
fine ran a of
g Christmasgoods to select. from this season. feel
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sure that a visit to this store will solve the Christmas -gift problem for you. Below we offer a
few suggestions.
FOR LADIES' AND GIRLS. FOR MEN AND BOYS
SETS OF FURS
SILK AND CREPE BLOUSES
BOUDOIR CAPS.
SILK CAMISOLES
FANCY PARASOLS
CAP AND SCARF SETS
PURSES AND HAND -BAGS
SWEATERS
CLOTH COATS
BATH ROBES AND KIMONAS
NECKTIES
ARM BANDS
FANCY SHIRTS
SILK AND 'CASHMERE SOCKS
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
FANCY NECK SCARFS
PYJAMAS ,
UMBRELLAS
SUIT CASES AND CLUB BAGS
PARIS GARTERS
UNDERWEAR
PETS As Christmas Gifts
There is nothing that will give greater pleasure for a Christmas gift than a set of fine furs.
We have a splendid stock of fine sets of furs in Wolf, Oppossum, Persian lamb, Sable wolf,
Badger, etc, at particularly attractive prices.
Ki
ouas and Bathrobes for Ladies'
We have a lnee range of kimonas and bathrobes for Christmas giving. Our prices are mod-
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DO YOUR CIEUSTIFAS SHOPPING EARLY
GEORGETTE AND CREPE BLOUSES: -Just arrived. Dozens of styles to select from,
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THE greatestsingers, musicians and entertainers in the world enter
your home with the coming of your Victrola.
You can search the whole world over and not find anything else that
will bring so much pleasure to every member of the family. Come
in today and choose your Victrola in plenty of time for Christmas.
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Come early.
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1919
Y_ETER COUNCIL
Monday, Dec.1.5, 191.9•
The 'final meeting of the Munici-
pal Council for the year as fixed by
statue was held. Absent Councillors
Penhale and Snell.. The minutes of
the meeting held Dee. 8th were read
and approved. The following ac-
counts were react and passed: E.
IIIPreble repairs, 1.50; W. J. Heanian.
i supplies library 6.30; David Russell,
jr, supplies and repairs 7.85; Win.
Andrews, stock tonic, .90; Advocate
Printing co., supplies and printing
139.02; W. 3'. Bissett, postage $3,00
Utilities Commission Water Works
275.00; E. D. Armstrong, rebate on
taxes, 9.90. Passed on motion of
Day -Elston. Carried.
Messrs. Hind and Hueton members
of the Utilities Commission waited....
ion the Council giving a cheque to the
Municipality, of Seven Hundred and
' Seventy Six Dollars and seventy-six
cents ($776.76.) being the surplus
profit on street lighting aceonnt for
the year 1916. The sum being 'ac-
cepted and thanks were returned to
the members of the commission.
Tho By -Law appointing Dr. J. W,
Browning Metrical Health Officer was
given its neceesnry, reading and pass-
ed on motion of Councillors, Eisen
and Day the Reeve and Clerk sign-
ing the same and fixing the seal of
the corporation thereto.
,Acljournment by Day.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
USBORNE COUNCIL
Elimville, Dee. 15th„ 1919
Usborne Council nut at Elimville
on above date pursuant to statute.
All the members were present. Min-
utes of the meeting of Dec. 601. were
read, considered, and approved
which included the passing and pay-
ing of accounts to the ainounr, of
$2596.94.
By -Law No. 10 for the Township
was read and' passed which -fixed
time of the nomination as one oclock
on Monday Dec. 29th. at the Town-
ship Hall and if an election is nec-
essary polls shall he open at the fol-
lowing places on Monday Jan. 5th,
1920 at 9 a.m. viz.
Div. 1 at the Township Hall EIina-
ville. Geo. Kellett, D.R.O., John 0.
Hunter, P.C.
Div, 2 at the house of H. H: Brown
S;.T.R., William Jeffery D. R,O., Sam
W. Dougall, P.C.
Div. 3 at the house of George
Beckett, Hugh Berry, D.R.O, Wm.
Morley, P.C.
Div. 4. at tite Public Hall Farqu-
har, John Duncan, D.R.O., Louis
Fletcher, P. C. t
Accts. were passed and orders le-
sued for the payments of $4410.55
Including the -Anderson Drain No. 2
Assessment for the amount of $3,-
629.80. Council adjourned to meet
'at close of nomination, Dec. 29th.
Henry Strang, Clerk.
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Christmas greetings are as old as
the Christmas Era itself. Yet every
year they aro as fresh, and inspiring,
and fine as the greens of the holly
and evergreen that have always typi-
fied Christmas.
Whether you are a subscriber
or not we extend to you our Gr•eet-
i igs and hope that the conning year
may be one of the memorable mile-
stones on your road to greater sne-
a tact and prosperity.
To our advertisers and those who
have given us their printing business
we take this opportunity to express
appreciation of our cordial bit'ieess
t a labons and to impart the hope that,
the friendly spirit that has made our
business dealings a personal pleasure .
in the pant will continue duelieg th
?ming year, nineteen hundred d ;and
twenty. We extend our greeting
this week as many subscribers 61'i1I
,)ot r'e'ceive the next issue until offer
Christmas.
1 1i1Tcrn LIG---IFIUNTABLE
A
very Pre rv wedding ng
wns s 1 i -
nixed
at the Methodist parsonage,
i'c'ntralia, on Wednesday Dee. 10th,
t 2 o'clock, when the pastor, Rev. A
Sinclair united in marriage Florence
F. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Huxtable, Centralia, and Wil-
liam Hector Mitchell son of Mr. and
Mrs, James Mitchell, of Stephen.
The bride was charmingly dressed in
silk copenhagen with gold trimmings
The grooms gift to the bride, was a
set of furs and a gold necklace set
with pearls. After a luncheon at
the bride's home, Mr. anti Mrs. Mit-
chell left on a wedding trip to Tor-
onto, Hamilton and Niagara -Falls.
The bride's travelling suit was of
;navy bine serge with hat to..match.
l On their return they will 'reside on
i the groom's fine farm on the and.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The "Counee' of the •1'ownslrip • o$
Stephen convened i'1 the Town. Ball,
Crediton on Monday. the 15th Decem-
ber. All present. Previirus ri)=nu`ea
approved. . '
Nceb-Penh_i'le-That Ai::nzo 1tod-
gins, tag c'o"lector, is hereby sttiihor-
ized to continue the levy and collet
iieotr of taxes in the rninner.,a-n:l n•i,th
the power ptovaled for by the law
for the general levy and coiiect,•��i «.1
taxes," Carried.
A petition signed by the ZZ r.yte-
payers askimg that a plebiscite be
taken lt}n what is known as the Cow -
tag Sy -law, was receive.] ani ordered
to be
Orders la the amount of $Z4 35.22
were p.,i 1. A detained statement ,, :a
ti printa..1 in the Treasurer's an'it:t
reuort
II rhc f'ou.n:i• adjourned s;cn e
Nominal ions f or Reel I)et,a . e
le and (..oa1n 3t. n"en for lr
1920 w.l take place in t11
Creditor', on 1ticniday D..'. 3t1:3' ati
p. ln.
Henry Enc., Clot,
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING'
The Exeter Sc hoar' Bair l otet, t' es
office a the secretary on 'Ihi
el''enin"a Messro, I rltn ' , ,Ing 1);;
inn wereabsent. Reno of the C.olir-
m'ttees rind, the Pr'. .all's i:; l
were. receive -i. ?;clue , a, n-1t;i's
NVC-r= lett w a li the Stgeol c. e.-"eemtiitee.
k number f co',a:Its were eael,
;n a these w ipp .tr in the 7.rmno1
.,ti;tcmc-i, 1:) h .,.ai: 1 herb:. Tt
wits ,dei..icte.I to allow s ii t ,71cs,7
n. the 19th o -i Decorah . r t.,,
an January 5th.
CANNING', COMPANY IN MOTION
I'lit'el.'l i rail
The nrOcess of calming corn at;
carried On by the i xeter C atinin ;
factory wasshown- on the screen in
motion pictures in the lThnte Theatre
en Friday and :,atnttl,ta.y e, c;nin:-s
last: The pictures r\ er e
monthly educational series and -wore...,
procured at the fnctory tittrtng the;^.
Canning season. The pictures tires er e 1 t C
ed a great rt. interest. They shot'aei
the process from the Welting of 1110 t?
ears, hauling theta to tite fact
husking the corn, the different
.machines through which the cern
passed until the, mile were finally
boxed for slitpping. Molly of the
operators were easily ree,oe•nized
which created a f'reat deal of local
interest and noon were mare lili -r-
ested than the workers themselves
as they watched their actions repro-
duced on the, serene. There were
large crowds bode Friday and Satur-
day evening,
BON SOCIAL
Don't forget the concert and box-
sooia.l 7.t - Lumley school, Friday
evee ng December 19, Ladies bring
a box, Admission 25o and 150.
concession of Stephen.' To the young
couple we extend our heartiest con-
gratulations and best w is s 'for e
long and happy Wedded life,
Messrs George: Stanley and Mr.
Chowan, of Luean, and Mr. Gibson of
Clandeboye addressed the congrega-
tion of Main Street church. Sunday
evening in connection with the Na-
tional Carupni;gti.
The young people of Cavan church
gave a miscellaneous shower at the
home of M1 .l nllt r on Monday even
ing for Miss Lavinia ti4'fllert,. Owing
to the very stormy weather the num-
ber present was not as large as it
otherwise would have been. The
bride elect was completely taken by
surprise. A social evni ag' was
spent and refreshments were e ser•vtxi.
Additional !molls an page five.
:f3RO .`Iliwllt I>.1L'li'i:il1;Nwal FROM
t) 'aH:11fikus
Mr. Alien Hobbs, brothel of
T. tel vtal' Sr,lltlicott arrived he ' ia:
fi'orn oversertF tht: week after to l )nt;•
and varied war record. Mr. 1 Ce bla.,
W413 severely wounded in Frazee!, and
at the time very lb.te hopes were
held out fair his recovery, h'oie mon-
ths he has been engaged in the War
Rcacorde offlee in London, Eng: :He-,
Southcett lea 'Wednesday for• `Neon-
te spend a few weeks with her Itrcetli-
d,e,r. and also visit AWritMlr rselatives..
Daae ll.$; ; „leio i.'Otr a.l)s , ielItifilete
The Exeter Patriotic i,eague arca
shiiiliing 150 pounds oil iierhey to the
Byron Sanitoriuin for Chrietina5.
This pr etically brings to a close the
activities of a society Chet served a
most useful purpose during the war.
By this lust tia the funds of .11
society are exhausted. The` t-';:?:°..) -•
is .League of Exeter, were a faith-
ful lot of women witu during :he
years of wear raised lrage sutir of
money to provide potatoesmei nese
onsit.tes for the soldiers. In adclirion
to the raising o1 the money the wo
hien devoted a grout deal of time in
knnaewng' Tu i ai
t itti.:'ZA•g , a,ni"d „ shi,',,l•i ..,i.air ..;ilst.
eiil ineve; of imerest in file yelrti to
conte. The Patriotic was one of
eome. Tie. Patriotic 5ra'. was en;e of.
,lel':`I sueb societies in Lowe d,aiit;,q
t patriotic work.
ORA.ND RENT) ROY KILLED AT.
BELMONT
Richard Oliver meets Instant Death
` Richard Oliver a Gaged 1 et '. ere
was instantly killed at Ltelnlont., on
Thursday of last week, when he was
run down ley 8 ereiglit car, r ;i tr
Oliver a. carpenter r• w a orking u.i a
new plant of the Canadian Aiilk
Products, Limited. He was walking
down t' e t„, I 1 i'aalll.r halal, ap-
parently going for it drink of water.
The way -freight ryas n e i Icing on t:he
siding, and other empleyet el ee,101ea
a wanting. it was thought that he
etli.clu't -d th t the danger was (rout
falling, hanks as he was seen to
'oP :rp lrt t flint ma whi'h th yert„itse ?l;ts i)mouchenting. bieart
111 311, 4t l ?;eg the body ee)inl'eget y"
at the waai .t.
Robert \ 'ellin'-ton (Oliver was 20
years nini 24 days old. ITe was
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. \Vett
Oliver, of Grand fiend. The remains
were taken to the Bend and the lien-
oral on Sunday was het -i 0 -oat
home of Mr. Wm. J. Patterson.
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