The Exeter Times, 1923-11-8, Page 1FIFTY .FIRST, 'YEAR No. 2 556
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All Our higher priced coats have been; marked:: down iJ1.price, so you can.:
purchase a high-class Coat at the price of a cheap one. Call and see these
very attractive Coats lit attractive prices.•
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We Have: the celebrated Ottawa, Valley Un rad of 'Wool Blankets,
guaranteed absolutely all 'Wool,' finest the softest Blanket we know , of
in white with either pink or blue borders, Targe sine, •7 Ib weight very
special value at $10 a pair. �y
'First Showing of ilst las o®d
Our stock of merchandise for Christmas showing is now nearly coni.
1 New Tec .i rear -Ties for Men, Gloves, Linen Handkerchiefs, Hand -
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bags for Ladies, etc., in great variety. Our stock of Handkerchiefs for La-
clies and Children is now complete.
Remnants
We have a large number of Silk Remnants, many. with enough for a
�.. ' • d '..0f colors to clear.
dress. These were vales Up to $3.00 a yard. Good -range G ge
at $1.00 yd by taking the end.'•
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Underwear and Hosiery.
We carry only Standard makes- of IJnderwea.r. and Hosiery for Lad
' Children. The following makers, whose, lines we carry,
rest Men and 1
will _guarantee you satisfaction:—Turnbull's,' Watson's, Penman's,
Stanfielcl'sl, Lennard- and Mercury br ands.
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New Styles with fancy''pleated backs, the kind the boys like.
these new styles.
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.'J V CCJ'SSFI: L 4ANTLV WER�S Al1J..
The 'anniversary ''Services of the
Main St, Methodist church were `held
on Sunday'and, despite the very in-
clement weather," large congregations
were present at both services. In the
inoi'riing Caven Presbyterian church
witlidrew their service' and in the
evening the James street congrega-
tion- united with;,Main St. Beautiful
flowers adorned the pulpit; The
choir furbished' some excellent music
The 1Jsborne Municipal Council
held its monthly meeting at the '1'p.;
Hall, on Saturday, Nov. 3rd, 1923,
(1111 themembers were present, The:
,minutes of the meeting of Oct. 6th,
were read and approved on motion
of Skinner—Stewait,
Correspondence—price list oi' the
TilUury Bricll and Tile Co., Filed.
S. 13. Stothers; Huron. Co.. Agricul-
tural Representative interviewed the
council re the; proposed School of
Miss E. Huston ,singing a solo ii. the Elementary Agricultere and Home.
evening and Dr; Kinsman and Miss Economics to Ue held in Dxeter froze
E. Follick singingthe obligato intone Nov. 26111, 1923, to Teb. 2ltli, 192E
of the - anthems: The Pastor, Rev. and asking to ra grant' to help 'defray
— F. E. Ciysdale, oondueted the servic- ell?erases tof rent, fuel- etc. - Slkiuner
es for the day and those who :heard -Stewait: That a grant of $35.00
hiui for: the first'time sincei his coin- lie made, Carr°feel.
= ing to Exeter 1i1 July were very fav-
orably impressed with his ability as a
preacher. He ideliver'ecl two very
1 thoughtful and-, inspiring messages.
The Than];; -offering tor the day was
particularly encouraging to the'
Board, $512 being realized.
imkalmir
moans
•In the afternoon the Sunday
School held a iinass meeting in the
auditorium., the Service being a splen
did 'success. The Pastor gave a very
appropriate address and .the Robert
Raikes seals and diplomaswere dis-
tributed to those who had been faith-
- fnl in their attendance during' the
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year•. In all GG were given out:- Mr.
.H.• E. Huston and Miss E. Follick
hold the record: for continuous atten-
dance at the Sabbath: School, laving
sixteen years 'to ''their credit.
Ballentyne—Hanna:•
That the fol-
lowing bills be passed and orders
issued for the payment of same:
Wm. Moodie, work on Tp" reads for
Sept. $85.50 Albert Etherington,
gravel coni con, 2,, 20 ,cords i'i $r,
$100; Root, Bell, rep culvert, Con.
4; $10 Donald Balfour, filling wash-
out con. 14, $5; the Reeve selection
of 'jurors, $9 the Reeve Insurance
Ass'en't Tp. Hall, $1.25; Fred Kerr
1000 4" tile, coil X34; 13: W. F.
Beavers, sundries, $6.'/5; -1. -toss Tay-
lor Co., material for road signs; $3.75
Wm, Moodie ,work,oi� Tp. roads for
Oct. and biidger�9pYi road 7, $319.12:
Carried
Council adjourned to
ii
on Sat-
u.rda.y, Dec. 1;st,:at 10 o'clock; a.m.
Hy. Strang, Clerk.
Rev. 11,1r. . Caysdale : took tor
his morning subject, "The Rent 1?OA•SZe, eee 1 I UCAI'TO\i.
Veil" showing that it meant the end
of all formalism in Religion when the The Board of Educalioa met'Mon•
kindergartenv system of instruction, day ,cveti!n:;: Niall lx 'in"_'vubcr`.• ,n CsIsiT
so necessary to humanity in its child ;Ind
Ecus members M .. si+s. vIedd; flay
hood had come to an end for the
E:isn 'n and Grieve cbsen.t. The
Great Sacrifice of whom the; shadows .uie , cf: tla�e ua evaoaus regular incl. Spec
had spoken had been offered once' ca:l ncetty, Al" re react amid pr.,cved.'
1h P to repo t:ad a sad 5lactory
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t and forever. With`°this it meant the porn' ement and e ..entatten:
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.a,_.lend of Sin in principle and.it ought prizes 107. i:i;�lt1 day.
-7.77.."' to mean it in reality since the veil Principal We;]ley of th•,• Ilbah .Schn;o1
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FOR THIS WEEIi
1 ply Roofing $1.85 per square
1 ply Roofing $2.50 per square
Z, ply Roofing $3.00 per sgiia re
Pariod ltoof ng $4.00,,.
Roofing' Cement 25c.
Roofing Ce cent $1.50
Roofing .Paint $1.
Plastic Cement 45c..
SPECIAL SIIURLEY AND
--DETRICT MAKE, GUARAN-
TEED $2.00"
LARGE A,LI INUM
TEA
KETTLE, LOW
PRICES. P0,: QUICK
SALE, $2,75
f g%. �Gr de AXCs 81'.50
3 only Black I)iarond Cross
Gut Saws Guaranteed $6.00
seaman's H rd are
School _reports and additional
locals on page four.
BOlIN
Br1YNHA1kt-At Centralia on Nov.
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 13ayne
r. a son.
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MARRIED
WAY—ROSS—At'the James St. pay'-
sonage, Exeter, on November 3rd,
L%ilia play :Ross to Charles. Freder-
iclti Way, both of Exeter;• by,Rev.
SV. E. Donnelly.
DIED,
TAIT—In Detroit, on November last,
David ,S. Tait, aged 5 6 years.
13EHNKE----In Providence Hospital,
Detroit, . on November 1st, Dora
E. Wenzel, beloved wife of Frank
'F. Behnke, aged 40 years and S
Months.
>r;,v .MEMORIAM
DA.VIS-4n loving memory- of our
dear father, William Davis, who.
passed,away seven years ago-to-
day,
goto-day, November 4th, 1916.
As the years roll on we still in
your.
His Eleven. Children.
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CANN—In loving memory of our
dear' little son .Morris, Who died one
year ago to -day, Nov, Sth, 1922:,
Short was our little darling's stay:
He .came bat as a guest;
IIe tasted life, then flew away ,
To his eternal rest.
Father and Mother.
CARD O1' . TITAN1 s
Mrs,' Thomas Passmore and faintly
,desire to express their sincere thanks
to the many neighbors and friends
for ',their kindness andsympathy'
during their recent bereavement,
and also to the ladies who assisted
With the singing ami the funeral sere!
vice,.
was rent co incident with the death reiyarted Liiinrolment oC 193, that the
of Jesus. He drew the comparison airaagenrents for th... Commencement
between the Christ on the Cross and
Moses' serpent impaled upon the pole
showing the serpent the counterpart
of the venomous creatures that had
meant death to the people and the
book Meant life; even so Christ was
made Sin for us' though he knees no
sin and he bids us .believe that
the po~;ver ne sin has been absorbed
into his boa rr1*1 n encleised.'liarinlese
through the Cross: It: meant the 'end
also of the office of a Priest. To this
Exercises on the 9th tvei.• .completed,
that' 1Lisvecto•r Rag'e.rs wouIJ. be ,here
on, the 15th ancl,. 16th, and that s1F„lit
re- trim i;;ennent of the cloak rooms was
a•lvisable. By ander of the Board the
.I.-2.10ding and Grounds Committee are
Le • look after same.
Prfncipai. Howard of the Public.
School ieporte l that >tha 'attendance
and work of the school bad bean badly
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AND FO\VL SUPPER
On Sunday, November 11th, the
annual anniversary` off the Methodist
church will be held in the morning
ab 10:3Q o'clock and in the evening
at 7. Specialsermons wit/ be preach-
ed by Rev. Copeland, of Kirkton.
1Vlusic by the choir. No service in
the afternoon. On 'the evening of
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 12t1i, a fowl
supper will be served for which great
preparations are being, made. Some
people say Elimville tell down a lit-
tle last year, but no effort will be
spared to make this the best of the
season, Everyone will be given ,the
choice of goose, duck or chicken, for
which abundant provision will be
made; potatoes .and gravy will be
served hot. A splendid program will
be rendered by the choir of James
St. church; Rev. W. E. Donnelly,
and Miss Cool., elocutionist, of Icon-
sill. The charge wi11 be 600 and 30c
Come
u and en' the t e closing hours of
Thanksgiving Day. -
, FOR SALE—G-roomed cottage sit-
uated on Simcoe St,; hard and soft
Water; electric light; one acre of
Land. Apply to Mrs. A. J. Perritt.
Rohe Stolen ---A robe was .stolen
from a buggy in the James St. church
church shed Saturday evening. Un-
less the robe is returned prosecution
will follow and an example made of
the guilty party.
nr .. .pncvr...rrctsr^.,.gym xa .ry
be
I-1ear the H. S. Grebestra, the chor-
uses, an.'i the Quantettc at the Corn-
nienoeinenc Exercises, Opera Hoarse, cm
Nov. 9th. Admission 2.5e.
7'he Hurondale W. I. 'win hold
laa2aar of home-made cooking and
fancy and useful articles,' on Satur-
day; 'Nov. .10th at 3 o'clock, in the
S:ir fele Room of the Central Hotel.,
A 'meeting of the Exeter IJ.P 0.
Cub, will be held in Senior's all on
Thursday, ” Nov, 8111
Dr, A. E. Almond, 0,D., the noted
Eye: SightSpecialist, of Toronto, will
be at the Central Hotel, Wednesday,
Nov:: 14th,
WANTED—Second-hand Suits and:
Overcoats for men; and boys over,
8 years: Apply to Box 57 'limes
office.
The Women's Institute.: will #told
its regular monthly Meeting in the
home of Mr. Thos. Harvey, ncx,:
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The
important feature of the evening is
a demonstration given by 11'lrs. Gra'::
harm. The roll call is ``Don'ts for
the kitchen:. Genie and join the In-
stitute.
nstitute.
Remember the chicken Pie supper
at Caven Presbyterian church Thurs-
day. evening, Nov. 15t:1, from. .G to
8 p.m. Admission 5Oc and 3r5c•.
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DOME THEATRE
MONDAY ..AND 'TUESDAY, NOVEISIVER 2th, AYH 1311i.
Rupert Hughes' story of American Family Life.
R•:e
. 6 -REEL PRODUCTION
H A.ROLD LLOYD IN
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_�.�G�.� Those Present"
3 -REELS OF FUN
The flims, I3orcleriancl, were da *naffed by fire, and uiiless'they can
duplicated we will not be able to show the picture.
FRIDA.Y AND SATURDAY
Gloria- S%l insoIL, in
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coinecly—"SALT CY MADIDLIN]]"
LSUAL ADMISSTO:
broken iintO by sickne:Ss, that thegar- naurg_ ,v o....... -.s.- .;..c. ..w.::.%m'+c:.r.�.':xa':•+c++",�-.o-'�cau»na>:
den neicl.snlants had. ib:eelp cpaaied..for ,
Public School- inspector Tom's re -
time the priest enjoyedthe'privilege p01 t was
revnew act in detail. His sug-
os coming into the holiest place, a gestion that certain blackboards were
privilege which was denied 'to the
common people, but when the veil
was torn asunder it signigied 'that ev-
ery person was now his own prrelrt
with the members of Christ's' body,
his church, constituting a holy priest-
hood and.everyone. possessing: the
right of entrance into :relation with
the Holy God. Finally, he showed
the conditions of such entrance which
are a believing heart, a true ,heart,
a pure Heart and a pure body, Heb.
10:22, and on " this basis it meant
the end of all separation.: Humanity
had now attained its majority and
was to be initiated .into the mysteries
Of Grace. In the evening he spoke
on "The Christ of Yest;erclai, To -clay
and Tomorrow," and pictured hint as
the transcendent Christ of Eternity.
The International C heist fulfilling,
the prophetic
dream
that the
"Desire.
of all nations should conic" and the
Christ of the present day working
through mbcler.0 conditions and
bringing in his kingdom.
Deed oC attention, , ec referred to
the Buitding Buildingand Grounds `cozniinitte .
A feu accounts nesie,passeti,
For, the sake. of 1111 1 'ty the chairman
asked 'that 'the es ch'uirn11l; S:tev,:A.
A. .Trumpet,,'tak-e the chair cin the ev-
ening of the Commencement Exercises,
which `•i lr. Trim per consented to do..
Further .discussion took place as to
Rays and m02115 • to nrov'.Ldc acconnme
d -mi dun. The Board nn11 'meet the In-
spector on, lee occasion, of his visit to
c school, • Nov. 15th.
I�. liacFaul, Sec.
ARMISTICE DAY
On Sunday morning next the Vet-
erans of ilia Great Wan and the local
Platoon. inen in training will attend
Divine 'WOVE hip in 1•ri 4rntt Memorial
Church. The men is'ilt assemble at
the corner of Huron and Main streets
at 10.15 a.m. and will march to the
church in a body. Service will com-
mence at 10.45 and the two minutes
of silence will lie observed at eleven
o'clock, The Rector, Rev. A. A,
Trumper will preach. All returned
linen in the dlistrict are uskecl to at-
tend. � r ..,• <S ;a t
at 1acrifice Prices
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Green Gold Setting pp
Single Stciie Diamond 111 111
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Single Stone Diamond in 14k.
Plain Gold Setting
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3 Stone (2 Rub'os and 1 "Diam-
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,. Price Sall Price
8.0 00$5z5.00
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$35.00 825„A.
25.00 $18.00
MANY PEOPLE .1.VIA30 C r3.MIl{1-'.TO LOON, HAVE LE
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MONEY.
.PJL OUGH11? 0 COIIP'ETITION,
The U1borne`arnd Stephan „junior
Farmers' Improvement Association in
five acre competiltion on DWI -Len (arms
for a. $.25 trophy as l first craze, to he
won three years in oucc"'.ssioa,re
sidled as follows,- "
1s_ year' won by .E Ii a Rowclitle
2n11 year worn by Harold Jeffery
3rd year won by Oliver Rowe -MC e
This year won by Victor Jeffery.
Tin ,tithes two prizes are $7 and $.6
respectively in casae, won this year by
Earl Shapton and bLiilto,na Lather.
The judge nva,s 'l'ln~.'McLean, a gov-
ernment judge. Great inte,rest wiS-;ai-
ken by the boys •,shat 1 g;olod •cle:ll. of
hard was as cunei by them: The l"o)
lowing shows the method of scoring;
the scou.es oC fhe. dried 0flrierS,-
Possible Score -Crown. 20 11raight-
nest•1.5, shape of 111111 s;:zu of l:0trow25
ia:sling and packing 20, 1''1ish. 20. 'I'o-.
tat 100,
`7Tctor Jeffrey's Score was, 18, 34
23,' 19 17 i -L, Total 91. 1.2.
Furl. Shaipton's score -1.7, 1.1 1-2, G1
17, .'ti; Total 33;.1-2.
l'Iaton Luther's scare -15 13. 1-2
22, 15, 16 1-2; Total 83:
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A f,ulel wedding took Plaeo at the
Janes St. Methodist parsonage, on.
Saturday evening, November 3rd,..
when, Rev. W. E. Donnelly united in
marriage. Mrs. Julia flay %toss ancl:
Mr.` Charles. Frederielc Way, Toth of
Exeter. Mr. and Mrs, Way Will re-
side on Albert St. :haven;; rented; the
residence recently vacated by lir:
Thos. I'rydo. Their many friends
will join with The Times in extend-
ing congratulations..
"Ready?" Click! And the
picture is yours to keep.
KODAKS $4.50 up
Brownies 2 d0 Zt (i
We do our own, finish-
ung --we know it's right
Brun; us your films.
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RegF: ed Optometrist
Two
rim ersary Service
Janes Street Methodist Church
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Services at 11 'die a
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Conducted by _Ile Pastor
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