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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1920-12-2, Page 1!OT1D Z'l .R�-- No: 2277 ESETE� t�NT' xIiITT�S�AY �vI4R'�:NCr, x3ECEM�ER 2nd, 1920 • • IIIIt1At1(Itlllou111l1111!!lllt11l111lRIIIIIlt1(tlllllllllllmtllllllt(1111 " IlU anti, rEUsxl� so �I1111�Ii111NIlINlililllllllltltlltitlllllltitlittllltillltiltlllllt CHANGES' Hd PTDC Great Clearing Sale of Furs for the next 15 days • :2- oMnlisBbuMbonwntohMsxA , , Paul, of It;irkton, "whir. 'took posses- sion this week, Mr.- Paul has had considerable experience in this �� pe y, S eine '1 cant D 1 s c o u n t o f � . Q businessand ab, Mitten, conducts a butcher shop' at I{'irltton • Mx, Pahl will continua to run his Iirkton busi» -- nese and is undecided whether he or uFr ,. e t one of his men will come to Exeter it T • people of WINO AMMO MENNE 111111.111 • .0111.111 IMMO r=IMMOAMMOAMMO11111.111.AMMIlt IMMO MOMS AMEN OMNI SIMIM .�.r.MEMMEM Owing to the unfavorable weather for selling Furs We will offer for the next 15 -days a discount of 25. PER. GENT OFF our entire stock of Fur Sets, including .Neck Pieces and Muffs. These include Natural Wolre, Sable Wolfe, Black Wolfe, Fox, ?,'Xuskrat Persian Lamb, etc. For instance a set priced at $60,00 will now sell for 145.00; a $40.00' set for $30,00; a $0,00 set for $22.50, ete. Don't miss this opportunity LADIES' FUR. COAT SPEOIAL-1 only ladies' Bolivia Beaver Coat, beautiful .quality of. Beaver Fancy Poplin Lined, regularly $i! 85.00; Sale Pries $159.00 net, Don't Forget OurLadies' get Sale of cloth� Winter Coats, Suits &Dresses ALL LADIES', MISSES', AND GIRLS' CLOTH WINTER COATS MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST. Many stylish coats to select from. 15 only, Ladies' Black Coats including Vel our, plush and Salts' Baby Lamb $25.95 each. Clearing Sale ofSweatrs Ladies' All -wool Coat Sweaters, popular ..colors, .clearipg .at 47.95 each. Ladies' All -wool Pull -over Sweaters clearing at •$5.95: each. Men's Heavy Union.„ Sweaters elearin,g at 1.4 95 each. to clear at. Ladies' Goorgettew Blouses Reduced Three dozen Ladies' Georgette and Crepe- de -Cherie Blouses, greatly reducee. Prices for quick selling. r Sale of., C olored U4derskjrt s Two dozen Underskirts in popular colons, regt11er1yr • *2.50 and;• $2.7.51 price $1.95 eaoh ' Clearing at One. A RLaELX BARGAIN Hundreds ad . 'yards of Swiss y S isa D . rasa Sails to Blas Na T Black, Taupee ec'' and Taffeta, greatlyreducesY•� l� t Huc2iess, Mesas eget � Prices for Deeember.seIling. • A -. Bargain..:You i�- Mens Overcoats • ., , • g> 20 young men's smart 'Winter Overeoate, regularly $26.00 to clear at '$19,75. A few men's good heavy winter overcoats at $15.00 CHRISTMAS GOODS Our stock of Christmas goods is now complete and ready for your inspection, Fancy Hand- kerchiefs, Linens, Purses, flattery, etc. An enormous stock to select; from. -ones PHONE 32PHONE 32 IINIHNIItillll111111(1IIIIIIIIQtp�lllllliilllltllltltllH( tl t Mil t ttt HMI itlltfllrim NI(tl tel itlillt(11t11111111J c;b E for the present, '"If; the Exeter use me we •,may move out" said Mr, Paul. Mr..`¢r• Wood, who W. has been doing the shop work for r. "Makins' Will retain with Mr, , , • ill for a time at leapt, Mr. Makins wh""il'has been in the business for only lI� a few years, will return 'to the farm; if lie Can get something that suits him. S. 'S,' LXECUTIV! )3NQUET t The banquet held •on Wednesday ^i evening of last week by the Board of, Management of the James St. Sundays School wasa most successful affair. A sumptuous repast evas prepared and the. young ladies et the "Willing. E Workers:" class did the ,serving. Fol- lowing the `banquet a," number of IMMO C mom mom memo MINIM w MINIM IMMO IMMO MOM M▪ EM MOM IMMO IMMO ammo irsie N orm ammo ELIAjVILLE• GI1N CLUB A successful sheetingmatch. w was held by the 1•limville Gun Club on Friday :afternoon of last. week. P, Passmore was high man with a score of 9 out of 10, Tlxe other nigh guns were A,. Iiacleney 8; T, Dalrymple 7, R. D. Bell 6, There were 18 shoot- ers present. On, Monday afternoon another successful shoot was held, The scores were as follows: Wes, Snell 6; A, Hackney 2; A, Steele 7; W. Senders 8; T. Routley 3; T. Year- ley 8; H. Ford 6; L. Johns 4; Geo. Jahns 5; P, Passmore 5; • N. Coultis .7; F. Delbridge 4; R. Welsh -3-; J. Hunkfn 6; T. WoOde 3 out of 5; T. Heli 2 out of 5. . In a challenge shoot between W Sanders and W. Snell the former shot $ and the latter -6. PROPERTY CHANGE' Mr. Norman Hockey has purchased from Mr, C. T. Brooks the building that is now being used as the express office, He, gets possessionthe first of the year and will have it fitted up as e, barber shop with living apart- •ments in connection. Mr. Hockey will vacate the building which he is in which has been a barber stand for toasts were proposed and responded many years. For years the late Mr, to Rev. Mr. Wilson- very ably filling tb.e - position of toastmaster. Offi- cers were elected, for the touting year and routine business was dis- posed of. The Sunday .School pur- pose holding a Chrihtnmas Tree for the scholars on the Thursday evening prior to Christmas The scholars are already practising fear the program. OVER $500 NEEDED TO EQUIP Y. al. (`. A. IN 'TOWN A meeting of boys and young men ,interested fn a Y. M. C. A. for Exeter ,was held in the Carnegie Library en Friday evening oe lee_-+ week. There was •a: good turn tint and there seems 4 a- big demand for - an organization E i that has as its object the development` of the four -fold. life. Rev, Mr. Wil- son pointed out,tliat any organization that had for its object merely plea - 'sure and -sport would soon die out. On the other hand an organization that would tend to the development .o ltaIlrou ed man3x rind oodwriuidp ane .t with hearty support":: - e''Tt ,was estsunat ed, • these .a,-buidgerbi from $5kte • to $ 700 would: need to he raised to- car - ay on ar•ry.on the :work for a year: A corn- mittee.was appointed to'make 'a care vas to see how many members could ,be,secured and the nxeetiingr adjourn.. ed to meet Wednesday evening of this week. 1011 WNW WNW mom r«= roma Noma memo CIMMO Twenty Days Till Christmas ,CHOOSE AND BUY GIFTS NOW. DON'T' WAIT UNTIL THE . XMAS RUSH, ,THE .BIG HADD- WARE A1 D -WARE I8 FULL OF USEFUL AND fas APPROPRIATE GIFTS. Time Sarver Electric Washer, Special Pince, $1'00.00 Liberty Electric Washer $125.00 Gold Medal Washers $20.00 London Washers, $2.4.00 Wringers $7.510 arid $8.00 ' Wash Boards,• Tubs "and Clothes Baskets - Aluminum Ware 10 per cent off This week only, 10 per cent. off all Aluminum: ware... A. good chance to save some money on useful gifts. Floor Mops Useful and .Necessary Duskil[ Floor Mope. $1.50, O'Cedar Floor Mop $1.75 I.icltiiil Veileer'.liope'•$2:00 OR for nwps 23C and 50e.¢ bottle Hea lap's Hardware 27WW 1'1f1O14E8 214. aJ:ra f" ". *,13 ny2i[ % • ;.4 %tip\ APRONS, CANDY, COOKING At Bazaar in Trivitt Memorial Par- ish Hall, Friday afternoon; Dec 10. Admission 15c; including afternoon tea. MARRIED. PRICE--M+JSSNER — At Dashwood on Nov. 24, Lillie, daughter of 11jr. .1. Messner to Mr. 'Ben Price. BORN SHEPHERD—In Hensall, on Nov. 21 to Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Shepherd, a orf daughter. - �'� RUTHERFORD ----At. Blenheim, Nov. 23, to Mr, and Mrs. Glenn. C. Ru - 4 therford, (nee Miss Gertrude Spackman) a daughter. DIED DEW—In Hensall, on Nov. 21st, Da- vid Dew, aged 51 years and 5 clays.. INGRAM—In kIensall, on Nov. 18, Sarah Foster, ,relict of the late Alexander Ingram, aged 91 years. SCOTT—In Seaforth, on Nov. 24, Elizabeth Francis Rath, Wife-. of Dr. J. G. Scott, aged 68 years and 8 months. BROOKS—On Nov 2.0, Geo Brooks, late of Hensall, in his 73rd year, interred in Mount Royal cemetery Mohtreal, on Nov 22nd ete leir. and Mrs. Robt. Carey and Mr. Lewis Carey, of Goderich, had an un- pleasant experience When they were upset near the mouth of the river while out canoeing. The men were good swinitners and succeeded laiicling safely with Mrs. Carey. It At the international live stock allow in Chicago, J F. Linden,` of l enfieid Won first and second for fat Lincoln wether., and first for a pen Of the sate breed ARRESTED AT STI3ATFORD . FOR STEALING BOND Mr. Ernest Listman, of Stratford,. was placed under arrest in that eity: .; The list ,of players who are to be on Monday charged with the theft:' fried out. are: Lee Hoffman, CIayton of a Victory Bond. A year ago last .Hoffman, Clarence Hoffman, LeRoy June when the household effects of O'Brien, Roy Weber, Lennis Calfas, Rev, Mr. Wilson, pastor of James St, Albert Hess, Albert Siebert, 'E. J. R, Methodist church, were being moved Bertram,' Morris Senior, Dick HO -- from Hantilton to Exeter by motor nese, Mr. Bray, Ernest Wells, Bruce truck it appears that a 4small box Rivers, Allan Pickard, Bill Mote, TI. was lost off the load. Some time af- Fahner and L. Statham. - ter the box was returned to Mr. Wil- son having been found near Strat: --"—` ford. On examination it was found that a Victory Bond for one hundred dollars was missing. The bond was registered and Mr. Wilson 'took the matter up with the department at Ot- ta7'a and learned that the November and April coupons had been cashed at, Stratford. Another :couponwas due on Nov. 1st and just previous to, that date Mr. Wilson was in Stratford and placed the matter With Chief Broadley, He stated he was not anxieus to see the man punished but, only wanted to recover the bond and interest. Chief Broadley notified the - banks to be on the' lookout for the L"'oupon and on M nday morning when' Listmanfpreseted the coupon he was placed under arrest. The case was to come up on Tuesday. . Fish conducted a shop there and later ,Mr. E, Willis, It ,isreported that Mr. Brooks intends retiring as ex- press agent HOCKEY NOTES The offi s of the Exeter -Zurich hockey team wishes to thank the citi- zens of town for their hearty sup- port during the canvas for funds. It shows that the town is behind the• boys and the executive think that when the boys take the ice they will make a good showing. The iiew uniforms have arrived, the color be- ing green and orange. They are a real swell outfit and can be seen in Heaanan's window. The boys are getting' in shape and are training at the rink three nights a week. The team has been entered in the O.H,A, and the N.H.L. and the players have been registered. Tbere are eighteen players to pick from and the best will be picked. .The two leadelrs Coch- rane end CIayton Hoffman have had Mod experience ;and know . aplayer. when , they -see one. There will be .three Hoffman brothers, all fast, be;. ing rankelkwitk theebest.: -.._ The rink is being' fast put into shape.. The sides are being hoarded and There will be standing room' on both the north and south side of the rink for two or three rows. With the big - stand at the end there should be room for 800 people._ The rink will be well lighted and the corners rounded off. 'It will be one of the finest rinks' there - is. H. S. REPORT FORM II, -Subjects, Literature, La- tin, Algebra, Grammar, Arithmetic, ITisto_ry.; Margaret Wethey 512, 'Car- rie Davis 458, Laird joyne 456, Harry Grab 450, Langford Jones 429; Mildred Ro:Ye 388, Sam Rennie 385, Russell .•,• R•t c.:n. le 380,la _ c e Ford 3x8s Har- ald - ald Wood 36, Violet Whiteside357a. 1 A. Christie '348 Gertrude Francis 344 t orence Welsh. 326a.; rrueinarc Mies 31a Vn"a,nHogarth 313,L.; Kathleen! =. 310,Laura Icn..,ht 293 L.; Peter Case 29Z Margaret Gladma'n,•292; Aur -.1 elle Anderson 274 L.; Maurice Coates 270; Berthk Russell, 25'4; Bensoi, Tuck•. ev 251, Celia Christie 243- L.; Mary E(wort`hy •228, Edith Hogarth 226 Ruby Ingram: 219ae, Ellen, Elder 209 Janie Hogarth 187a, Florence Harvey 177, Marie Hodgins 128, Mae Bsiwor- thy 50aaaa, L. Statham 47aaa. • WILL THE EXETER' TIMES GO TO $2.00? We have frequently been asked if "The Exeter Tinmss" • -t subscription will be raised to $2.00 a year. For several -weeks we have been debating the question and as yet we have not been able to reach a satisfactory conclusion A few months ago it seemed that the only coarse open for weekly publishers was to inorease their subsr•ription rate! to' $2.00 and nxany weeklies have already done so. We had practically decided to fall in line. Since then there has been a weakening in the prices of many commodities and It looks as if the peak of high prices' has been teaehed. liowec'er there is a difference of opinion as to the paper market. The manufacturers have intimated that. there will be a further increase in the price of paper at the beginning of the new year. Onthe other hand it is predicted that paper prices will decline, Instead of increasing our subscription rates we sire making an appeal to our subscribers to renew their subscrip- tions as promptly as possible and thus assist us to tide ever until such tithe as the costs of producing a newspaper are easier. We are accepting renewal subscriptions for neat .year at $1.50 and many subscri:bexr-a haveel}eody paid in a.dvatce. Statements r. have been rendered tp thosehni arrears and these are meeting With a hearty response. Subscribers will appreeiate Our position and We hope will give the matter. their 'attention, *Web Should prove mutually beneficial. Look at your label and let us have your remittance.. r1111111111111111u11111111111111 11 III l 11111111 1llllllillCl11011tNmrill111llllll14,.` i Is our Husband 011101111 INOMOSO C.: MOW WNW Man MOM MOWN NNW IMMO IMMO=ONIMININWNW 1 = w al▪ lma axingw Craaky:?-� What's the trouble' .. = You've been feeding hizn oh inferior bread nOMNI - Cure him by feeding hurl on Sweet hole- Z some cooking such as "Model" produces.'4101111111- S lak rvev Bros. For Prices MINK MUM S memo L(1111111111111(lttl Ill[1I1111A!((ll1(ll(1(ll(I(1111111ltlll11lttlttltltlllltlilttfltllltg • RECXPE-1 cup better, 2 cups brown sugar'. Christmas Cade eups flour, 1 cup Brer Rabbit molasses, i cup sour mirk, 3 eggs, 1 ib raisins 1 lb dates, 3 , ]b currants, 2 oz,. shelled a1moads, 3 lb citron peel, lee Ib lemon peel, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon Cassia, 1 teaspoon nut meg. We carry all the raw materials for your Christmas Bak- ing that 'will ensure you uniformity and quality, at prices as low as the lowest, RAISINS S CtLRR= ANTS• DAMS FIGS PEEL ICES. EXTRACTS CONFECTIONS GRANULATED •IGAR . SY:1R •P 1 s. , 1] , T3,1'TT'1bA , .LARD BROWN SUGAR,, ICiterGeSleelttle, IttglICE MEAT .'.FLOUR CRISCO- .e. �MARGARTN7j;^ SHO'RTENING,., EGGS If you care to order y,,eu • Christmas} Cake or plum Pud- ding through us and sa'xa the trouble at home, please order earyl. We are sole agdnts for llodley's, Toronto, who make a specialty of eake baking and ship tons weekly to all parts of - Canada. Come in and see- samples and try their standard lines which we receive • fresh eaoh, Friday. , You will want plenty of Candy for the Christmas festivi- ties. Purchase !you z supplies from 'us where you can get a wide range of approprfate Christmas, lines at reasoi}abie prices, The very finest of Christmas Candid. are 'faith In'°au.1'.E C1aiu1 ..: Department Old Fashioned Sugar Hard Candies, made with the old time flavors, in endless varieties, 2 lb for -.75d. HARVEYS' "T1 E cAN;