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EXETER, ONTARIO, TITURSD Y DEC. 22, 192t
Official Count I Local News
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SOUTH HURON HANDEL'S MESSIAH.
Returning Officer, Thomas Hunkin,
on, Thursday last made the aofficini
gtount for South Huron, for the rre-
eent •election, and the result follows:
Black Alclifilla.n Alerner
Ooderich Township
No. 1 .. . .. 37
No. 2 ....... 38
No3 61
No. 4 ......--- 61
gke Outer 011bl:trate No. 5 07
No. 6 29
Total 289
Phooe 81a
TAMAN'S
For
Men'sad Boys
Christmas
Presents
.4.44/4444111.44,44,4•44.....
• T,HE SWELLnST. THING IN
TIES.
SHIRTS
SOCKS,
AND ALL KINDS OF MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
ar here. They're alit new, af course.
We never cafry over last year styles
The new off.erings are sure enou,gh
winners if rich colors, beautiful pat-
terns and The materials count for any-
thing. Peices are just as all right,
too. Drop in and look them "under
and over, around and through!'
W. W. Taman
Tailor & Furnisher
Our Corner
It ttosts a lot Otf- money ,to keep
Exeter going, Be an Exeterite. Help
thee:I that help tho town.
It is rumored that some eurprieete
will be sprung at the town, nomination
meeting on. Monday next at ;noon.
Both nomination day end election
day fall on holidays, Christmas being
observed on Dec. Zatle and New Year
on Jane Znd.
Give your own merchants a chance
Lor your Christmas business:, They
as stocked upto serve yout Play
Lair with them.
alany a mun is wondering how bee:a
; going to buy th,e $100 ..worth of
1Christmas presents his wife wants
;with a1one $10
Will the faet that Reeve and Coun-
eallors now get paid for their •ser-
viees hue the effect of securing the
serviees of men who have heretofore
declined to be candidates?
Among the new aspirants to the
Exeter COuncil this year, we have
heard the .name.s of Pa ,;‘,1. Francis, W,
N. Armstrong, Jos, Hawkins, Caleb
Heywood prominently mentioned. The
old councillors may ail seek re-election
to the emend'. Councillor C. 13:
Snell may teke a crack at the reeve -
ship, although, we understand that
Reeve Beavers may seek re-election
"Getting out a high-class family
journal," says the 'editor, "is no picnic.
If I print jokes, people; say I.am silly.
If I don't, they ,Say I am, too serious.
If I publish .original matter theysay I
lack variety, If I publish things from
other papers .they say I am too lazy
to. write. If I don't Igo to ehurch, they
say I am wheathent If Ido go, lam, a
bypneorit, If ' I stay in the office, I
ought to be rueftling for news: If I
go out, I am not attending to busi-
ness ..at the .officei, If I w.ea.r old
'clothes, I am careless. If I wear new
clothes. they are not paid for. What
is a Door editor to. do, anyway? Like
as nat someone will say, I swiped this
from an eichange. So I did."
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GOOD GLASSES IF YOU NEED
THEM. Good 'advise if you don't
J. WARD, D.C., Optametr:st, Exeter
WINTER WORK on CARS.
We are prepared to care for your car, Try us. -
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• REPAIR WOR,K ON ALL CARS,:
PILON & FOOTE,
Huron 'Garage' "
Exeter
Christmas_
Our laacal Sales of Flour and Feed are sh,awing satisfactory increases
end we are sincerely -grateful to our numerous custom.ers for their trade,
Christmas with All its jays will soon be here. Among the Pleasures
of the Yule -tide a.re to; be counted those delicious pastries, doughnuts,
plum puddings, .yes, and that wonderful bread that the best woman in the
would will provide for us, • ,
In order to help them, take home a plentiful supply of Harvey's
-lour, We believe it has no ahnerior..
Read avhat a customer laid us to• -day, Nov. 28, 1921,-'A few •weeks
ago I bought 150 lbsof your Manitoba's Best Flour and now I want 200
Ib more of it. It le the best Flout that ever atame into our home, and.
we have used all the best brands sold in Ulla. part of the eauntry":
We are in the market to buy Wheat and Peas..
We wish ycni a very Merry Christmas of unalloyed hap,pinesa
Harvey 13ros.
Stanley
No. 1 .. . .. ....„51
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5 76
42
• 30
46
46
18
23
169
84
53
20
10
69
93
71
71
71
69
45
393
19
136
39
31,
Total-. 822 • 236 258
Vehorno
No. 1 161 24
No. 2 133 46
No. 3 .... . 95 24
No. 4 .. ... 123 60
Total 512 154
Stephen
74
60
No. 1
No. 2
No, 3 39
No, 4 105
No. 5 ... 63
No, 6 • 100
No, 7............54
No. 8 75
No. 9 112
44
28
117
29
° forms were erected on, tither side of
218 the choir spece for the seating of the
singers o.nd no. pains were spared 2o
make :it a suecese.
This high class musical production
was sung in James Siteet elethodist
Church on Thursday and Friday ev-
enings of •last week. under the dir
ection of Mr. A. W. Anderton, choir
leader and at-nen:se of the ....larch.
The producnon waei given. under the
auspaces of the South Huron •Choral
Sa:ietY. musical organization, enabrag.,
ing Exeter and the. surrotmding towns
and villagee, and that Mr. Andartoat
has been instrumental in, forming dur-
log the last few months, The chor-
uses were sung by an 130 mem-
bers of the soelety, and :were very
easZngly rendered, reflecting great
ereclit on the aociety and the cenainc -
tar. The soloists were Miaa Renne
soprano, of Zurich; Mrs.. fiashop, con.-
ralto, of St. -Marys; Mr. J. Parnell
'Morris 'tenor. and MA EL N. Herding,
bass„ of Londott Prof. BiehOn of S.
Marys was the organist and Mr. An-
dvmerstonnotitt as
eeoinadrga
u,letorsarit
. Titi0ino
attteen.lart,cer
as deserved. The .urehalter was very
disagreeable on• :the seeond evereatg,
leeavS' ra:n fa1'311,1 for several hours.
The rendering of a alusatal production
of this magnitude requires great :are
and a lot of hard work. ?DJ tW
42iy fa to be congnatulated int the
•excellence of the affair. Large pat
26 63 a 1-L A. SCHEDULE.
8 27
72
70
45
66
54
18
38
Total .... . . 682 397
MeHillop
No. 1 43 147.
No. 2 118 106
No. 3 .. . .... 116 79
No. 4 137 35
R.••••••••11.
Total 414 367
Seafortit
No. 1 • 44 212
No. 2 19 111.
No. 3 11 .51
No. 4 - 7 22
No. 5 6 103
Total 87 499
Clinton
No. 1 27 118
No. 2 goo 21 145
No. 3 24 114
No. 4 .„. ...... 28 70
Total 100 447
lfultett
No. 1 90 93
No. 2 102 59
No. 3 11 62
No. 4 ...... 57 83
No. 5 33 20
No. 6 30 77
No. 7 53 62
Total 373
Hay
No. 1 51
No. 2 65
No. 3 .• 65
No. 4 • 114
No. 5 107
No. 6 109
No. 7 42
No. 8 . 75
Total • 628.
liensall
Total 40 197 177
Bayfiead
Total • 38 44 168
Exeter
No. 1 41 .48 175
No. 2 .55 7•8 160
No. 3 . • 68 •76 • 110
No:- 4 •19 32 47
Total ....... 183 234 492
'Thekersrnith
56 The InZeratediate 'Ontario /lackey
33 Schedule for .this district has been
17 arranged and -it will be natiatel that
80 .,re season at Exeter opens on lawn
3.2 ary Silt anith Mitehell,
The Exeter Zurieh Club has 'Sante
-twenty-one players rated up, and
" they will need to lelay at game
io cateli a place on the playang team,
339 All that is now wanting the ace,
and the present weather would in-
-: dicate that the rink ‘vili he ready.
The Schedule
Tare 4-Gatletieh at- Clinton
Jan, S-ahlitchell at Exeter
San 6 -Clinton at St. Marys.
Jan. 9-$t. Marys at Exeter
Jan. 9-Gtederich at ...Mitchell
Jan. Il -St. hfarys at Clinton.
jan. 13 -Clinton at Catlett.%
h Jan, I3 -Exeter At iMitehell
183 Jan. '216 -Clinton at Exeter
92 Jan. '/9-Slitehell at Clinton.
49 Jan. 20-Ex.eter nt St. :Marys
72 Jan 24-C1inton at Mitehell
125' jan..24-Goalerieh at St. hfarys.
. jail. 27 -.7 -Exeter at ,Goderich
Jen, 27 -Si. Marys at Mitehell
jan, SO -Exeter at Clinton -
jam 31 -SL Marys at Goderielt
Feb. 2-Mitehe1l at St Marys
Feb. 2-Goderiath at Exeter
18
47
37
62
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164
5.21
112
170
131
122
535
SAD DEATH,
Ile, Louie; daughter of 'Mrs. James
Whyte, passed away at the home of
her grandmother, hits. Westlake, Sen-
ders street. on Sunday last, eat the
youthful age of 11' years. 4 months,
22 and 26 days. The eircumstances sur -
37 rourtabing her a:loath are indeed .end.
38 She had been attending school a4. us -
39 ual until Wednesday of las t avteek
32 when a little bay playfully pushed her
21 and she fell on, the sidewalk, with the
40
result that she sustained internal in.-
jurios which developed .into paralysis
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af the bowels, From this and /ter in,
456 229 juries she suffered intensely until the
end came. She was a, particularly
11 .liriaghtand lovable little girl and a fay -
25 orate with all her schoolmates and as -
28 13 societies, all of whom are grief strick-
129 81 en ether sudden and untimely end. To,
86 41 add nation to the sad eircumstancea
29 12 of the caae, her mother, as now and
13 a nervous break.down, with whieh she
14 25 Dr. Hyndman.'s hospital suffering from:
41 has for some. timinjaeen zonfined to
has .been afflicted for some tim.e.
73
427 All the /Dublin school, teachers and
237 scholars, attended the funeral in body, and they .also sent a, beantiful floral
$,,al*IrvPRS CF .71-1
Keys -In Hay Tan, on, Den 44, ige 'Alia.,Speneer-In. Morris, Y., OA pee. 14,
and Mrs. Albert' Keys, a son, Mr'. Elizabeth %Spencer, aged 75t
years.
Erieson-At Aberdeen S.D., "ec i'MarCn-in. St. Marys, on. Dee. 1.3tin
17th to. .air. and ?Mrs. A. A. Erie- ,
V.iolet Dialing, wife of J. Franklin
son, nne Loraine Hooper, a son.: al 4; Ito faseia of Exeter, aged
r -
Barton Edgar.
28 years.
Baker -In Stephen, on Dec. 11, to hfr„:‘,Veekes-At Dr. HYAdman's alospitale,
and .Mrs. Alvin Baker, a daughteny Exeter, on Dan, 19, Robert Weekes,
Culbert -In Usbarne, on Dee. Zist, to aged 66 years.
htr. and Mrs. Richard Culbert, a soni,,
DEATHS
IN MEMORIAM
tra..1.4e memory of Thomas Geoege
Winner -In Uenorne on. pea, • / Hadgans, who (lied two years ago,
Kaihleen, twin daughter of Mr. .1.4t1, Dec. ;4, 1919.
Mrs. Ceell Skinner, aged '1 menalts
en.. 2 days.
Wityle-In Exeter, ant Dee. lo, 11.e.
Louise, . deughter of Mrs„. James
Whyte. aged 11 yearn 4 mentlis ard
26 days. . •
Twog years have passed sence that and
day ,
ead called the one we loved away;
Forget him, no, IVA. never wia
A, ran- roll on we love him stain
-Father, ?,father, Brother. Slater.
To My Patrons
1 THANK YOU ALL FOR '0 UR PATRONAGE DURING THE
PAST YEAR, AND WISH YOU AI L A MERRY XMAS AND A HAPPY
NEW YEAR.
Year 1922
WILL OPEN WITH A FULL I LNE OF TI AND BATThRY,
AND WILL ALSO HAVE A FIRSTsCLASS GAR MAN FOR CAR
WORK.
THANK • YOU ALL.
Taylor Tire Batte
CHRISTMAS
Shopping Guide
• "GOOD PRICES FOR HARD TIMES."
We are nonfialeat you • will find it a pleasure to deal at our Sanit-
ary Ste-rea, You wat find our stoek eampIette. pr,....es right and servaie
nrempt, Do not west.; your preeinu,. tirna trying to beat our pre.
BOX ClIOCOI.A.TES
ZS agenaa to
We have a large range of Xman. Boxes wialt most artistie
an- ap-.
propriate *covers, all new stock and baok t* Pre -War Prices.
Neilson's "The Chocolates that are I:efferent"
MINED NUTS
25 eents per lb.
See our mixed nuts on d t splay, five different ki , and selling et a
price that can't be. beat.
XMAS, CANDY,
Ilalt lb, 12 4t.S.
Olia• steady is in a class by itself, over thirty pails of the best selling
lines, from the best factories, at rock bottom prizes. Our retail prieethis
Xmas is less than the wholeaale peee of last year,
FRUIT
Our Oranges, Grapes, Bananas, Grape Frul, Cluster Raisins, Lemma..
Figs, Prunes and Aprieots are all cholee, New Fruit
WHEN SIIOPPING-Remember, "The Difference in Price is a Diff-
erenee in Quality."
• HARVEY & HARVEY
MAIN PPIONE 102
TWO STORES
NORTH PHONE 47
• J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
"THE BIG STORE 'WITH THE LITTLE PRICES."
No. 1, 53 ,.. 82 . 78
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No. 2. 53 •89 63
No, 3 99 44 •. 17
,N07 4• 73 81 27
No . 5 75 63, 32
No. 6. 73 73 15
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Total • 426 432 • 232
RECAPITULATION
Black McMillan Merner
87 499 •521
100 , 447 535
• 376 456 229
628 427 237
289 169 39'1
322 • 236 258
512 • 154 218
682 397 339
414 367 164
• 40 197 177
• 38 44 168
183 234 492
426 432 232
Seaforth
Clinton
Hullett
Hay
Ooderieh Tp.
Stanley
Usborne
Stephen
McKilloq
Hensall
Bayfied
Exeter
Tuckersmith
Total •4097 •4059 •3963
Majority for Black over McMillan 38
Majority for Meek over Merner 134
Maj. for McMillan crrer 'Werner 96
DEATH OF ROBT..WELKES..
There passed Away at Dr, Hynd-
aaan's Hospital, ;hare on Monday .ev-
ening lasi Robert Weekes of Usborne
at. the:age of 66 years{ The deceased
was a native: of Englandanbut came to
Canada a number ,of years ago, and
lids been engaged wath •different.farm-
ers in Usborne Tat. For some little
tinaehe has -worked for Ma. Hy: Del-
bridge.- 'Not being in very good health
he alegaided „to come to the hospiitai
here on. Thanaday last, and his con-
dition soon became serious, pneumonia
having eat in, and he passed away at
the tiane above stated The remain,s
were taken ad. 12,. N. Rewe's under-
taking rooms and on Tuesday morn;
2.11v -were shipped t,o Strathray for
burial, theadeceased's brother. George,
accompanying them.
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A RECOUNT IN SOUTH HURON
Application has been granted by 1-l3a
Honor Judge L, H. Diokson athat
racaunt of the ballotscastin thp
re-
ent election. ri South Huron be
made, and su•ch recount will commenc.e
in-Goderich at 930 o'clock on Friday,
the 23rd, day of December...Returning
Offieer; '.'Thos. .1Iun1ciin, and Election
Clerk, C. H. Sanders have been sum-
moned ao nappe,ar Goderich At that
time with 'the necessary parcels tof
ballots, etcto commence the recount.
BIRTHS
Hibbert, .on Dee. S, to Me.
and Mrs. W. Daninin, andaughtnr-
Laura Gre,te,
Once again we extend to you the Season's
Greetings. We thank you cordially for past
business, a,ndlope to merit your confidence
for even bigger business in the future.
Wishing you and yours a Merry OhristmaS
and a Happy New Year.
J. A. STEWART
Highest Prices paid for. Po ultry and all Produce, •
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