HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-1-1, Page 8TEWART'•.
May the New Year Brin g Your
Increased Prosperity
and Health
Special Inducements for Early Buying in
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Pretty Woollen Caps and Scarf sets, a good range o colors,
priced from $2,75 to $3.50, choose yours at :2.50.
We will clear the balance of our stock of Ladies' and Children's
Christmas handkerchiefs ,in three lots.
LOT 1.
15 and 20o values
pretty colored cor-
ners and edges,
some initials. 2 for
25c.
LOT 2,
25, 35 and 400
values. Swiss and
Irish Hand embroi-
dered corners, all
travelers samples.
2 for 40c.
LOT 3.
50, 60 and 75e
values. Some pure
linen, colored silks
and hand -made lace
edgings. 2 for '75c.
A few 'young Men's Waist -line Overcoats in this season's best
cloths, selling now at $30.00 to be cleared. at $23.50..
Ladies' Cloth and Plush Coats in this season's best styles at
prices which are sure to sell them if you need diem. Give us a chance
to give you a coat,
J. A. STE
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KINGNUT, The Nut Margarin,
made from pure vegetable oils and
' pasteurized, separated milk. Tastes
like butter, looks like butter and
saves you 25 to 30 cents per pound.
Would it pay to try it? HARVEY &
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ROOM 5, EXETER SCHOOL.
Class 4. Honors -Kathleen Reid
90; Violet Gambrill 85; Mary Wells
80 Velnia : Willis 75. Pass -Lois
Statham 70; Harold Beavers 65.
Class 3. Honors -Loretta Little
80; Kenneth Vale 75. Pass -Verna
Beavers 70; George Robinson 65;
Sheldon Sanders -60.
Class 2. Honors -Helen Penhale
90; Grace . Christie 86; Madeline
Stewart 84; Margaret Martin 80;
Jean Sheere 78; Gladys Hutchison
77; Mable Snell 76; Edith Kestle 75.
Pass -Marguerite Bloomfield 68;
Stella Little 60.
Class C. Honors -Raymond Pyrde
85; Helen Salter 80; Florence Brock
76. Pass-Almer Hunkin 70; Mary
Cann 68.
Class 1. Honors -Margaret Eller-
ington 86; Helee Heywood 80; John
Payne 75. Pass- ''Harold Snell 68
Vera Kestle 64.
No on roll 31; average attendance
20. Olive M. Taylor,
Teacher.
W. C. T. U.
The regular meeting of .the Wo-
men's Christian Temperance Union
was held on Monday afternoon: last;
at the home of Mrs. South:cote' Sr.,
Goldwyn presents, Mable Normand on Andrew street. It was ,decided to
in "The Floor Below," a drama of give a donation of $10 towards the
Romance and Mystery, by Elaine memorial being erected in OUT town
Sterne. for our fallen heros.
The County President gave ahort'
At the Dome Theatre talk on items of interest from the
Provincial Convention, and also had
the banner to show the weinen,•
EVENINGS which had been won by our. County,
for the largest percentage of; new
Price 25 cents members during the year.
Mrs. (Rev.) Fear was also 'a. vis-
<s► itor at the meeting and gave a' very
interesting talk.
BAND NIGHTS AT TJiE RING. Much interest is being taken by
The Band will play at the rink for the women here in advancing the in -
the skaters on New Year's night, tere,sts of the work.
(Thursday) and also on Monday ev- Next meeting will be held at the
ening. home of Mrs. A. Camra.
leering the skating season the Press Supt.
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Market RePort The following ia4
the report of the Bete Market
corrected every Wedeeeda r.
No, 2, Wheat $'11.95,
Oats 880
Bran 845 a ton in buyers bags,
Shorts $52 per ton,
Family flour $6.90,
Lard 35c.
Hogs $16.25.
Barley $L45
New Laid Eggs 80c
Held Eggs 55e
Dairy Butter 58c to 610
Creamery butter 72c.
Potatoes $2.0Q
TIIIITP.SDAT & SATURDAY
band nights will be Monday and Fri- Mr. Thomas Cameron, of Bayfield,.
day. niet with a painful accident recently.
While returning home . with a load
of coal he accidently fell off the wa-
gon, the wheel passing over his Ieg. salesman, 'who visited his mother in
town for over Christmas leaves on
Friday for Toronto, preparatory to
leaving again for the west.
Ile. George Jacltson, retired Meth-
odist clergyman, died at his home in
Walkerville recently from heart• col-
lapse, following an iilnes beginning
three weeks ago with influenza. He
was 74 veers old and is survived by
his widow and two daughters. Rev.
Jackson was at net time. pasor of
James Street Methodist church.
1ffr. James Murray, of Seaforth,
Visited at his home here over the hol-
idays.
olidaya', Mirs Jean _''Murray has "re-
turned laoine after spearciing srverai
weeks in Toronto. Mr, Will Murray,
of, Toronto, :merit several days with
his parents. Mr. J. E..1'rdesn, of To-
ronto, 'on -in-law of Mr. Jas. leinrraay,.
of town, has :been serioti:ily 111 with
pnear_lonia. He is melting sattaf^c-
tory recoviry,accordiig to latent re-
ports.
Mr. ;Beene :Doss, of T:eileville, is
visiting frientle . intown. Mr. Ross,
Wht) was formerly buttr:r-maker at
the Exeter Creamery, is malting good
a, is evidenced from the foliotins;
clipping taken from the 'Belleville
paper. "Mr. Jain ;s Ii. . Ttoss.
head butter maker at the Belleville
Creamery during the least, year ltsft;
for Gutlpb, where he, will join the
Deity Schff ool .staat the O.A,C,'Ik'ir
Toes twill ar,t '<ita• instru'etor in'Milk
p.m) cream testintediti^ing, the *Intel'
twill. ROES 'sill. return 4n the
We wish our many patrons a
•Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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fol 's, :+ teeny obtained. It
as of :. •!.e . k
� any of our
,et : ac 'r,teis. 'I'I.e;y will tell
you e inane to get fresh, clean
melt eO a evenneee price with full
weight.'
lase. la, lat:,i '-made headcheese.
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The Toronto Exhibition "o lidais
:tarred ever .i b ,...R ..,ar teethe oityof
Tia onto $ i. i 5,O a 7. 'fte'lle f11G'0rte last
year to the cite' a ;ty,$90,00O, iiraki'ng
a'toel for the two tears of Presi-
dent T. A. I.r. wr..l's t01111re of office
.$265,000.
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How abouiC your subscription?
Mr. Reg. Bissett, of Chatham, 'Vas -
home over Christmas.
Mr. R. C. Howard, visited at
Woodstock during the holidays.
Mr. C. E, Stock visited at his home
in Paris over Christmas.
Mr. J. G. Stanbury was in London
this week on legal business.
Mr, James Dearing, of Crediton,
spent Christmas with his mother.
Mr. IIarry Parsons, of Chatham,
visited with relatives for . several
days.
Mr. Rd, Downie, who is ill at his
home, is still in a very critical con-
dition.
Mr. Wes. Vale, of Toronto, visited
his •mother for several days during
the week,
Mr, Wm. Northcott visited in Lon-.
don for a few days during the holi-
day season.
Mr. Hy. Gould, of Sarnia, visited
his mother, Mrs. Rd. Gould, during
the holidays.
Miss Corsault and Miss Needhain,
of Lucan, are the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Corsault.
Miss Ruby Treble, of Toronto, vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Treble for Christmas.
A number of young people from
town attended the dance in Hensall
on Friday evening last.
Mr. Gordon Ford, of Flint, Mich.,
spent a few days last week at his
home on. the Lake Road.
Mr. Leslie McLaughlin and Miss
Flo Hepburn, of London., spent Xmas
day with friends in Exeter. ,
EXETER TIMI~
With the Churches
()AVON IIIVISBYTERl'AN CHURCH
Row'., m es Foote, B. A., Minister
10 A. M, ---Sunday' School and Bible
Glass,
11 a.111, --"Retrospect and Prophet."
The Minister
7 P.M. ---"One Touch More."
The 1til inistev
Good Music at all Services
,TAMES STREET METHODIST
CHURCH
Ro'v, K. a. Wilson, B.A., Pastor.
Services next Sabbath as follows.
11 a.m.--Rev. Dr. Medd of Main • St.
church will preach.
3 pan, -Sabbath school.
7 p.m,-r'The Hypnotic Released."
'.Che Pastor
Special services each night during
next week, at 7.45.
ORANGIE LODGE.
The next meeting of the L.O.L.
will be held on Friday evening, Jan-
uary 9th.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE COURSE
A course• in domestic science will
be held in the old reading room at
the Town Hall every afternoon at
2.30, from January 6th to 16th, un-
der the auspices of the Hurondale
and Exeter Women's Institutes.
Miss Grant, Dietitian of the Wes-
tern 'Hospital, Toronto, will be in
charge of the class. Anyone wishing
to take the course give their name
to Miss Ethel Case or Mrs, Hastings.
A fee of 50c is charged.
FOUND
Left here Christmas .week, one
gent's silk handkerchief, and one
stripe shirt. Owner can have same
by calling at Harvey's Grocery.
Miss Ida Wambold, of London, has
been visiting with friends in town.
Mr. Thos. Tapp, of Detroit, visited
his father and sister in town over
Christmas,.
Rev.' Dr. Ramsay, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. May are spend -
spent a few days in town,'visiting ing New Years with the former's bro-
his mother, • Mrs. Ramsay. ther, Mr. John May, of Toronto.
Mr. H. E, Huston, of Toronto, Mr. Blatchford, of Toronto, visited
spent Christmas with his parents, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Blatch-
Mr.
. and 14Irs. H. E. Huston. ford during the Christmas week.
Miss Swan, who has been nursing. Mrs. J. Hepburn and daughters,
Mr. Rd. Downie,- returned to her Misees Mary, Flo. and Marjorie, of
home in Hensall, on Tuesday. London, spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs: Geo. Westcott.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
Caven Presbyterian congregation
and Sunday School both had services
on Sunday in keeping with the sea-
son. Rev, James Foote, B. A.,• deliv-
ered excellent eernnons both morning
and evening, the morning subject be-
ing "No Rodin. In The Inn." The
choir kept up its enviable reputation
for good music. In the morning Mrs.
Foote rendered a solo in connection
with the anthem and in the evening
Miss Leavitt assisted with the violin.
In the Sunday-. School, Master Ken-
neth Stanbury contributed a solo in
pleasing manner_
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Mr. Ralph Hawkins,who has been
attending school in Toronto, is visit-
ing
isiting at his home on the London Road.
Mr. Weyniith Penwarden, of Chat-
ham,
hatham, spent the holidays with his bro-
thers, W. H. and Albert, in Usborne.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, who has
been visiting the past week with her
mother and sister, left this week for
Toronto.
Mrs. Simon Campbell leaves on
Saturday to spend the winter, with
her daughter, Mrs. (Dr) Lannin, at
Hamilton.
Mr. T. 0. Southcott is spending
ew Year's in Brantford where Mrs.
Southcott has been visiting for sev-
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Ross, and children
of Sarnia, and Mr. Lloyd Rivers, of
Merlin, spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Rivers.
Mrs. J. Westlake who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Mc-�
Nicol in Toronto, has returned to
her home on Sanders street.
Mr: and Mrs. Robt. Sweet and
daughter Merle, of Sarnia, visited
the' former's parents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
James Sweet, over Christmas. I am offering my serivecs for the
Mrs. S. Fitton entertained a num- •position of Reeve for the year 1920
ber of friends on Monday afternoon, after being urged •by.: a large num
in honor of her guests, Mr. Gerald ber of ratepayers who .feel• that my
Fitton and bride, of Toronto. experience in the public interests of
the town especially along the line of
Good Roads will beof great value to
the town during the coming - Year.
I steed
for a
clean town and the
protection of the homes.I earnestly
solicit your votes and if elected will
do my best to advance :the^ interests
of the town. Thanking you for your
past support and wishing you a
Happy and Prosperous. New Year,
I am y2rurs respectfully,
B. W. F. BEAVERS.
TO TEE ELECTORS Ola' EXETER
La.dlies and Gentlemen:
After a term . of four years as
municipal councillor and having been
nominate 7 foe the position of reeve,
I solicit the'vote and influence of
the electors on my belmIY. I have al-
ways taken a, deep interest in thif
affairs of the town. I stand for econ-
omy end value for money spent.
Thanking the electors for their past
`%:1,rno1•;, and soliciting support in the
ceming election, I am,
Yours truly.
L. DAY.
TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN
Your vote and influence is res-
pectfully solicited for W. D. Sanders
for reeve of the Township of Stephen
who stands for progress and econ-
omy.
TO TIM ELECTORS 017' TIM
VILLAGE OP ISMET iR
Mr. and Mrs. E. CaIfas and little
daughter of Huronville, Sask., are
visiting Mrs. Calfas' father, Mr. Hy.
Jones and
other relatives ti es '
an this
community.
TheeFlensall School Hockey Team
came down Wednesday evening
of Iast week and received a bad
beating' at the hands of the Exeter
school boys.
Mr. H. 0. ' Southeott, traveling
HORT COURSE IN AGRICUL'TU TE
Arrangements have been made to
hold a short course. • in Agriculture
in Senior's Hall, Exeter, from Jan.
6tli, to Jan. 30tH, 1920. The course
will cover work in a great many live
snl, e'•cts of Agricultural interest such
Drainage, Surveys, Soils, Co-op-
eration and other up-to-date farm
topic-.
We are anxious to see every young
bran within reasonable distance tale
pert in this short course, Special.
-eel r.r.T have been arranged for by
rec. Ontario Dept. of Agriculture.
These will be specialists In their
special line.; and will be able to treat
their subjects in a practical way.
No flies are chargers and no text
leeoks are required -the only expen-
se being board and lodging.
Edracatiort and organization are
the passwords to success in the pre-
sent cent€ary. No line of education
is demanding the attention of tho
people to -day so much as agricultural
eslncat.ion. Come prepared to talco
pert: in the disrusion and assist in
mal•ing the course a ^urease•
I'nrr5tslrld Science will be held at
the sa.uie•timo to which we direct the
attention of the giris of the section'
spirt» rnriing Exeter, .A : circular
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,n co: neetion. 'witt;h the above cottrees
may be had on axrplieation, to
S. B. Strot.hers,
Department of Agriculture; l:ilrritig, taking up his usual work
Clinton, Ontario,!with the Belleville Creamery."
TO TUE RATEPAYERS 017'
' r"a'i V1l.anAGE o iu E'artalTIOR
reedit% incl Gentlemen:
Your vote and influence respect-
fully ooliciioa for J. Bleion for coun-
ente ' for nineteen twenty.
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Gentlemen:
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1ttt..,.ber of the COnTI.CII 13ta,rd tSi`:'rote-
ter,
1eXC-ter, I baiet decided to "again` sce1
reeileelicm nen.,^f3lir;it Yn"e7]' rote rand
lnfiacnrn to :secure my election.. as
Councillor, Ae ' in the pant" I' will, if
elected; give the village affairs
careful attention. Siecorely yours,
C. D. SNELL
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Cochrane Machine ENSILAGE FOR SALE.
The Exeter Canning Co. is offering
ensilage for .sale at $.4.00 per ton.,
purchaser to pay for weighing on R.
G . Seldon's scale. Payment foe en-
silage to be made by March 31, 1920.
EXETER CANNING CO
Works
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Engines and machinery overhaul-
ed. Gas or steam ' cylinders re-
ground or bored as you. wish and
pistons and rings made to fit.
FARMS FOR SALE,
All repairs for Premier Engines' for sale innUsborne umber f Hibbert farmschoice
and Grinders. and,
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Pulleys hangers and shaftings Ings and m with up-to-date n. the
lugs and my long experience in the
made to order. business tells me I have the price
All kinds of knives and scissors right and some of then on easy
sharpened.
Skates hollow ground.
Bring a job. worth repairing that
we cannot do.
Oxy Aceytline Welding done.
Phone 135•
M. E. Gardiner
terms of payment. Also the Far-
quhar Store property. For terms
and particulars apply to Thomas
Cameron, Woodham, P. 0., auction -
THE EXETER TIMES
Subscription rate $1.50 a year.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display Advertising -Made known
on application.
We desire to extend most Stray Animals -One insertion 50c
heartily the Season's Greetings three insertions for $1,00
Farm or Real Estate for sale 5Oc
to our many customers and each insertion for one month of four
insertions, 21sc for each subsequent
friends insertion.
Miscellaneous articles of not more
than five lines, For Sale, To Rent,
Wanted, Lost, Found,- etc., each in-
sertion 25c. Stock for Sale, 50c each
insertion for 5 lines or less, for 1st
month.
Local reading notices etc,,. 10c per
TO Tffi7IIiATEi„A`�ERS,OF
line per insertion. No notice less
than 25c. Card of Thanks 50e.
THE VILLAGE 0131 EXETER Legal advertising 10c and 5c a
[Inc.
Ladies and Gentlemen
Auction Sales $2 for one insertion
After serving the municipality as and $33 for two insertions if under
councillor for the past 'two years, T 6 inches in length, over 6 inches ac -
have decided to again stand for' re- tcording to size.
election. If you think my past record
deserves your support, we would a-
gain solicit your vote and influence.
Wishing you the compliments of the
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
Phones 74w. Night Calls 74J.
OPERA . HOUSE BLOCK
season.
. WM. H. PENHALE.
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TO THE RATEPAYERS OF
1' +' VILLAGE OF EXETER
Ladies and Gentlemen:
'Having been urged by a number
of ratepayers to allow my name to
stand for the position of councillor,
I respectfully solicit the support of
the ladies and gentlemen of Exeter
and if elected' will give of my hest
services in the towns interest. Sea-
son's Greetings.
B. M. FRANCIS,
TO Taut; ELECTORS OF EXETER
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i• •S•.i,ani in the field for councillor,
I res'ectfull ii s
p y solicit the vote and
support of the electors. If, elected, I
will give every consideration to the
welfare of the town. Greetings to all,
Vous truly,
JOS. DAVIS
TO Trim EL."E(7T0IRS OP' EXETI011
nachos and Gentlemen:
We wish to inform the electors of
the Village of Exeter that we are in
tho:tield, for councillor for 1920 and
rest- rtfully solicit your vote and Iu-..
fluEinca, If elected I will do my best
for the town's interest. Wishing you
a Happy New Year. • J
WM. RIVEIIIS,
TOT Il13 ELECTORS 0r'; TWA
rthutiori 0.,' 10) 11TIs'E.
Ladino and Ccntle„near:
Having at the earnest solicitation
of a number of my friends of the
village accepted a nomination : for
the orrice ot" c'ortucillor for Exeter, 1
aolicii;'yorria `vote and influence tie el'
ect me to .that position. :Bo it kndwii'
that I do,liot'entre •oiiice iiirt if el -
elated
-octed will late hest itidgmeat't6.
furtherance" of the ititerestir of "he..
viilage. •
Tours trniy,
WM. W1.•P„P,
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We' take this oppor ,::
trinity of thanking our
many customers for their
continued patronage and
we wish. all
A VERY 1VLERRY CHRISTMAS
and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
R. N. ROWE
THE UNDERTAKER AND THE
EMBALMER`
Vulcanizing
All kinds of Tire;
All work guaranteed.
Cash for old Tires..
Taylor's Tire Shell'
EXETER. ONT.
Let
T. '11. ELLIOTT
Do your Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing, e Get your old Overcoat
turned it will dye as good as new-
If you have any old suits or over --
coats you are not wearing brim
them in, I will sell them far you.
Wishing you all
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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.EXCLUSIVE GENTS
FURN1SIi1lRS
Our Stock of Alen's Furnish-
ings is complete. We are the
only Men's Exclusive Furnish-
ea;s in Exeter. If you want
quality or style we have the'
very latest.
SIVE 4E AND OVERCOATS
`HATS ANle Cf3.I'S
MCFPLE17.8 AN1I. SCARFS
MITTS AND GLO,'47 :ES
COLLARS AND TIES •
fi l>caautifia1 range of High C1as a. Ties
:GIAN1)KERCIHi+FS, SOCKS
FANCY DRAMS AND GARTERS
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"We.,`ne e snme' High -Chase Silas ShlrU, sonic: ixtrya, Mico.
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.�.t� , • s ,',�lliirts °• all the'teat -down to Reeve* �,cn viceabl , Work Shirts.
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