The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1924-12-4, Page 1IFT •-SECOND,. YEAR No. 2568
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Christmas: shopping naw,:.: whileoverfloWxng
Start yourChristmas
store is simply
ointments later - on: Qix
and avoid disappointments active prices.
e 'atveryattr
with Christmas Christmas znexchazxdzs , •:, _
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Fuis n
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t $12'.50
11
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all
Real
r l blade and sable, Wolf,
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Fox, x
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- sets beautiful rata s 'clear at once at
many o only h .as '$4`5.00 per set, to el
of them originally as hag
onl $12.50 per set. scarf, and lriufY, origin
-
only beautiful French Seal set, throw
• 1 ably. $20.00
ally $30.00 set to clear at - 25.00 each at one price only
F
ur Muffs—All odd fur muffs up to $ n e
$5.00 each, Act quickly if you want anyof theseCfur b ted inCostume
Muskrat. Coats for Ladies—We handlethe
Brand of Ladies' Muskrat .Coats. Absolutely guaranteed, and the best
values shown.
Clearing of Ladies' Misses' and
chrildren
'S Winter Coats
me advertised a fine_ reduction in price of above coats.
Last. week
lie number of coats since :sold, our customers aplpireei dad
Judging by t were real bargains There are still about
en fact that thudese
. Misses' beautiful coats to select from at real bargain
en of Ladies , and
1 prices, Also many girl's coats reduced in, price.
Dresses -3 only b • beautiful genuine French beaded,: regularly $30.
to clear it $20.00
Men s Fine m
Shirts at $1.00 eath
•
o 16IIY the
y°
best known makers such Tooke,a
W. G. The bargains
Ii have been wiz
'Fancy Towels --'Phe celebrated Galt fancy towels' boxed in sets and
• attractive prices.
MEN --Imagine real quality fine shirts sizes, 141/4,, t
as
txn g for at only $1.00 eaeeh.
singly all popular colors at very'
and
at
e�la�
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NEWEST COLORS,_NAVY OR BROWAT PRICES I'ZtQ1YPN CHINCHILLAS, LOV T
SHADES,GREYS, BROWNS, AND FAW
.
TO $28.00
30 BOY'S OVERCOA-TS, SIZES 29 TO 36 ON SALE AT $9..75,
Oversho-es and Rubbers)
We are sole agents for the new Adjusto Overshoes.
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As announced. last. week the Exeter
s Advocate
to nd Times have
amalgamated and appear this week
u
t sub-
scribers
•rimes;welcanaes to its already large list of readers
he s
scribers, t, I the Advocate and we hope to meritt their eir god icor intd
to publisht a paper that will prove a, welcome
of this community. The amalgamation has not been
e to �:
o s addition 1
the h
made without some doubts and fears, because in additl
financial obligations, one cannot be associated witm business tier
ars without realizing that very warm for very ninny ye v d. And yet during
ether that are not easily dissolved. are pastatog. encouragement, being
Week •e have received considerable.
the -wee v,
entary remarks, having been repeat-
edly
UY •the.,manY complim 1 ht direction,
gratifiedmotion is a; step in the .x g
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Our aim will be to render the best possible service to this endeavour to serve com-
eTieve that we ;are serving i district that is second
toto none Web
, ;none in- this fair Dominion;. And we shall to interpret, what
whole (field, trying to the best of our abilityei;and not
the
we the best interests of the entire community,.
any particular part of1
were present to pay their last sad.
tribute of respect to the departed
The pallbearers were: W. T. Ache-
son, Jos.- Senior, W.1); Sanders, R.
f G: Seldom, R. 'N Creech and W. W.
Taman,
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et Us -
INGR AM-1FARD�C
A. quiet wedding took place f a
Detroit on Wednesday, Nov 26th at
the home of the groom's aunt.; �11e.
McLea i when Miss Mildred IT<urdV,
Hard
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i -x y ,
Mrs. S
daughter. of Mr. and M
was united in marriage to Mr, Alva
A Ingram of Detroit, son of Mr, and
rS. 'Alex, Ingram of Hetisall. Mr,
NI Al
Ingrain for some time was on the
staff ,cif the Molsons Bank in Exeter.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ingram motored to
, mpanied by' Mr. Newniali
Acca
Exeter eter p
Iiarcly, brother of the bride. A
re-
ception was held '.Chux•sdaY evening 1
at tlze, home of the bride's parents,
couple
� On I�'.eid'aY the happy young 1.
visite et the groom's home in Hen -
sail. .,,,They returned ,to Detroit on
Sundayew ere`
o See" Bet
ki'
IN ORDER TO 170 SO NaasA IIA Vis'
TEST ROOM EQUIPPED WITI3
'i'HI: MOST' 'MODERN ()MICA
ICAL
INSTRUMENTS AN THE • -I b7o
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TO US I7�ar
LEDGE' OF
HOW
BACKED UP WITH 28 YEARS tpl�'`.
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EXPERIENCE AT SIGHT 'I'ESTIl�it3
AND ; SPECTACLE FITTING.
WE OAN,its,L YP YOU
SAT1CSFACTION GUABANTEi�D
e belEeve is in h tatty will take upS. 1ttOTl,
''t alone.
great family' and the hoaeekeeping, Then many tl tends 6p toner
like to think of oua readers as one _ -f, Froin 1111 join with the Times -Advocate Il_ Register p
We
n lilacs s a big � eek. y indeed. s We will have ver- extending congratulations.
amalgamation n oU This should' give our ad
8000 to 12000 readers t•-----
tiser a splendid •medium
IGAa •..w..._
s at
a minimum cos
We tish. to thank our correspondents who have rendered such
eatluable service in the past and we
ziiSh us with the news of their district. We also hope correspon-
dents of the Advocate will continue to send inthesr w ea lycb s-
gets. If ,there . is any community in which there
Pendent We would be pleased to secure one.
A word about politics." Weekly papers have been getting
;away 'front politics more and more and we want it to distinctly
non-Partisan.
understood that the 'Times -Advocate will be strictly
•-yomml
e subscribers -Have been taking the two papers adj st-
°S will
For .
Monts will be' made so that no one will lose in `xnu way. tions will
presentthe
the both offices will be run as usual anod subscriptions
ionsubscrib-
ers
wi
be Cakenat either:office: We �slOffice ieefordwe want. to meet you
of the Advocate at the Time
personally and nd get hatter acquainted.
hope they will continue to fur-
' In 1,873 The Exeter Times was established by the late John
White and for ever 51 yea 37 years ago by
enranity..'.'The E
C Sanders and his bio
.an Mr.. N. Creech, While we have
yet 'our usilress relations have always been the most cordial and
we'havealways'found them fair and honorable in all then dealings
Times
rs it has served the people of this coni-
Exeter Advocate was established
Mr. d • they the late Wm. Sanders.
the pasta21'years the business has been -conducted bytiofr. n to them,
;t4
Sanders
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Eridan November 28th, 1924 minunity 'ti al Tshtrclte
1)11, SWEET 1TAS GONE TO; ITIS
EXETER COUNCIL
REWARD ' '4
A nzeeting"of;the Municipal Coua This co d -on
den
til woe called and the Rel ve. Present Thursday last to Ars Davis, death of Dr. Wm learn Sweet, tof Exeter.
the . Reeve and . Count 3,. Dr.Sweet was taken ill on Monday
.._ Go The and. Soiithc
es " ri the meeting held with a bad cold and fois b three'
pas ng
ays
The November
f
.= on Noveinber 11th were read and lie wa,s cexfectediYi liabed 75 Yearn
a
. ®qday and Tuesday, December 8th and ..
,E =eter alas entered a hockey team in the. 0.I-I.A. intermediates
series. The united support of the comm11nitY 'is solicited. Our boys
shouldchance
have every to win that we can give them. The line ttlh
looksas string • .
as that of any team, we have ever had ' in the se
re -
Financial supe rie
is i•e-:
ort. from our. citizen; in theetown and community
show put on in their interests "which is
quired. Come and see this the cau;.
worth the price of admission -and will contribute to seTickets
on sale at Dame Theatre. •
"PAINTED PEOPLE featuriner Colleen
g
AND A TWO REEL CHRISTIE COMEDY
"GETTING GERTIE'S GOAT,'
ADMISSION 25c ,:AND 35c.
• apAocircu
away unexpectedly,
• A circular letter was read from and 1 month. The 'decease. w!as
-'
Musseiis 'Limited, Montreal, re Vic- widely known throughout this, corn
• tory" Self Propelling' nozzle for the munity, having forover fifty years
cleansing of clogged mains or sew- .practiseduring
isalatter years he hasrtaken
geon.
er pipes.
es. Filed -
Mr. John.Bind,'chairman of the life easier, Flourishing practice,ehe
and
ooze
.P.511'44,PICTIII ES AT DOME THEATRE• THIS 'WEBB:
"HUTCHSIRS`` M T
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Utilities Commission Board ad hada very travelled the district . for
ON 32dressed the Council in regards .wat- he has
Department and deposited twenty miles around. . He was ate 1
aborn
r' works oto
ne pay far labor performed being o tithe and
ni now eoccuP ed by Mr. t
by men and team. The s being a son of the
dulyaccepted on motion. of South- Jas, Shap ro and iV a Ann Sweet,
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PAINTS
BUYERS GET THE CHOICE. MAKE YOUR
TI3E EARLY
T SELECTIONS FROM OU13• BIG STOCK
GIF Ll t,'S.�
This List'May S g
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Pockets Knives from •••.25c, up
Man's skill creates no 50 uliner
skates from $1:50
Perfection ankle support
$1.00 per pair
s ,...,.., ,..• .:10c, and 250
Pucks .25c. up
Hockey Sticks • ,.0 p
Knee Pads
Razors from •• 90c.
Shaving Brushes
,.,.$2.25
Toilet .Clippers 5 up
ers in pairs •••$2.7
Cain.-
Carvers in Sets
$4.90 up.
Breadknives, •••• •
,25c.. up
Tudor, Silver: Plate
Adams Plate
Old' Colony Plate
750.
nh
t5
'Flash :11�
.95e:
Roasters
rip
up
CdS,.
.Barn and Stable Ne
Lanterns ... $1.25 and $2,00
750.
Shovels
:750.
Brooms .
Royal Purple Stoclt and Pout-
. 60c. and` $1.75`
Pout -
.try 'Toad
late
Veterinary d oto
hal ro
to in the minutes of meeting his 'year and lie was the
CarriedT
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Davis. d from Dto
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The rel5oxt on.matter as refer I eterinary Gollege at the
In
BIRTHS head of
O' •
iEN-- In Zurich,: on Friday, November llth re deputation was lea
BRfurther consider- last survivor of that graduating
I
Brussels and 1
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accounts
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1 g Exeter. Thurs., fol :,.et
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FERGUSON—In
its 5 lbs, 25e.
Epsom Sa ,.,.,...
Banner Quebec ......5 ars 250
TheSulphur ,.....•.....,
atter ;see list 1Cic. lb.
with oven nolle t �t Salt Petra
custc mei•s '$37.50 ,. ....8x,35 ba;
Of Satisfied pipes
ps,. 30e,`. Calf Meal' .........
25c. 'Dib
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rove 1
p
s
TIN }iliITilING AND PLUMBING
and Stove ;Stolre,
November 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. again laid over for ur
class. After graduating be
Lloyd .O'Brien, a son, ° anon. were read for p a short time at Bit's
ran
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a tIt
h As
Josepb
r in
os •de o
J ri p from ,• . ir5 ordered ov. 27th, to 1:�[... and 1V and 0 Hillary 1 has suffered
arson a son. error in taxes,
1924, $4.1 ; 1 he
practised
t
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B
Nov.
' health. While
i1e
his
ti intex•ests of
r erg,R
FAIRBIJRN -- In Tuckersmith, on Horton, D1acltsmithzng .4 30;1larry
Friday, Nov. 21st, to Mr. and 180c. Cemetery $3.50, $.
Mrs. Geo. Fairburn, a daiiglitei . Rowe Cannel coal town hall $21.70;
Ali y�p� �y C�++ Henry J. Kuhn,' Tile, R. and B.A3sJ�1��Cs;N 1 $16.17; W G. Simmons blacksinith-
-HARDY—In Detroit, on; B and B $3.7.15; Dr. J. W
INGRAIVI
26th, Miss'.Mildred Hardy,
, calla
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lb
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went t
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SL
B. 1891 91
he
�y
e
1
and ,
in re
there he had the misfortune to be
bitten by 'a horse suffering from f
hydrophobia and he went to Chic �e
go
for the pasteur treatment.. Ile
turned to Exeter in 1395 and has
been a resident here ever since. In
1915 ht entered into part'enershilp
with the late Dr. Reed who died
n
1918 during the flu epidenli,c. From
1919 to 1921 he was in partnership
with Dr., Vining: big hearted mail
The doctor was a
always putting otheis before self,
and always ready to go at any hour
of the day or night, summer or
winter. He enjoyed' the confidence
he cotnnlunity and, was held in ,
1Vw,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hardy
of Exeter, tb Mr. Alva A. ,Ingram;
son of Mr. Mand Mrs. Alex. Ingrain,
of Hensai3.,
DEATHS
ing
Browning mist. act. Board of Heal-
th. $5.87,•; Tlie Grigg Stationery. Co.
library act. $32.51; Willialn Web-
ber, team labor to end of contract,
$125.00;'Miss K. McFauls, Trca5„
cunni Board $2.000,00,; Frank Mal-
lett R.' and B. $27.00, library care
sal-
SWEET—In
I
K 11 Monday Dec $10.00, $37.00; John Ford pt, sa
SWEET In Exeter, on Thursday; 1,J. Bissett Pt salary Cabin wood
KEYS—In Heesa ;an al t Deeeliibel• $133,34; W.
m,his 69th year. ary Nov. and ist,'John. Keys, Nov. and
Dec.
N
Nov. 28111,' Dr. William Sweet i baa $140 0>0.;
I lam
age. _ ant officer $10.00;. Miss Grace
s.
November
London, on Satiir Connor wsonl auditor bal of salary, jthevery highest .esteem., He was a
f Geo..141a
clay,- Iaughtber' 29, .1924, kIazR. icor- member of the Masonic lodge, 1iav-
u iter of Mr. and_Mrs. R. $12,50; Dr. J• eaht13,1$50100; C. H. nd obtained e bei of the
only daughter 1 officer of health., anti be ti also mem
a il.
n na
so g zz
n1 chairman. eu , a c,
D Sanders es
t- Itlu ary t toDec $62 50
DENNISON—In,
d75yarsand1mon .
degree
c
Arch g
i � t11 Royal
a,
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Sons of lf, :and. The doctor was a:
lover .of :nature he lilted to see a
-oocl Horse, in fact a good animal
ed 29 years:, ca board of health,
all
- —00 - ". Creech, clel•k .and
eo. Anclerspn,
$2"5;.00;
riNT EP
ant. 11
bailiff fees 1$48..00; G
k'- .em. Secy Tress, fire dCpt• + b
salary $30.; of; any Bind, and lee was partzclllarT
EliCouLtis, ears Lie rra,
Councillor. 1 X30 `foilcl 'of Flowers. For, y
I
0
Coilncillor Joseph Davis salary
REPAIRS
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PEOPLE WHO' GO'''TO SEED SHOULD HENPLANTED"-
ANOTHER
LA T�Ez " 7
TE
A1�TOTHER ,EXPRESSION OVER •OTTR ARE NOT YET TO �EIE ..
NO IDEA OF 'GOING TO SEED, WE
PLANTED. BUSINESS IS SHOWING THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
WE HAVE MADE SOME WONDERFUL 1 BUYS
AND A.RE WN THE VALUESING
TO, PASS THEM 'ON. . -VE HAV
E. THAT WE HAVE NOW FOR MANY CHRISTMAS, S
OURTOY II
OUl�; TOY COUNTER IS WELL ASSORTED. CHRISTMAS
1c. 5 AND IOc. ARE VALUES. PRETTY
HA.N ERC THE,
.-�
AT• BE
AT Sc..O10c., 15c: AND 25c.. ARES , THE
YOU TO BEAT OUR,
PEOPLE SAY, AND CHOCOLATES,'WILL PIAVE
UES. WE SELL TO SATISFY. Cb?ti'30 _E A� 'R �TAT� �TNUTS-.
,-
.V
AL vl
PRICES. I' a
AND. PURCH ES. TOO, AT LOW 0C1 BIG L]
PURCHASE MADE BY EVERY CUSTOMER. RECORDS ARE STILII�
ERY I N S
DUCTION SALE OF PHONOGRAPHS AND THESE. I1�E. HAVE
'l'•
S
VALISES
O
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WONDERFUL, S
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14 INSTRUMENTS
CHOOSE FROM.
TEACHERS ATTENTION. WE HAVE ALL - 'CAN c I
SCHOOL
OF PRIZE PACKAGES FOR CHILDREN ANNUAL XMAS TREAT. \1TL.":
HELP I OL WITH IDEAS .KINGS FILLED AT 5, 10; 15, 25, ,a0.
HAVE .,$1.0 MAS STOCKINGS
COLN,IN GAUZE; BAGS, AND
and 75c $1.00 and $3.00.
BOXES WITH PRIZES AT 100,. BOXES 10 c. 1I OCC? -
1. B VARIOUS KINDS A
OMER.S LIKE TO SPE1\'D ;i LITTLE TIME S
MONEY,
F17P).i.Y As•''d33. t3 TIS 93i'DrlY SPECI ITIS
1 POi3ND.BOX ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, ile�v good
1 POUND • SALTED PEANUTS 25c..
LATES 25c. UP. GAMES OF
FOR YOURSELF, TI3E STORE W11.1'1 SAVING,
GUST -
're COME SEE -, , SEEING- .'1_,L
0
•, flowers at the fall �a'ir• Iale'�
30' o:fo
„, judge
Coiixicillor B. Hooper salary
$
Goiixicillor J. M. SoutllCot sa•, <
t l $30•• was also fond of hunting and heti
ring Marek he`.was united in marriage
• We are now prepared to do alt
kinds of ' repairs on, broken framed,
whereas before, we had to send thea;
to London or elsewhere.
IJT AVY SNEELL T'IEAMESTO
-
YOUR OWN LENSES, WRILE
YOU w IT, $13.00.
ry,� �y4
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a IiiA.1Ft
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'9.'.F� C]LDS ,
$1.00 and TJP.
'gin Wd
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(IIr%EornAc'i OTi::& OPTICIAN
A ti N sT. EXETER, ONT.
PHONE 7d
1 y $55.00; spent nlanv days in tale buslr with.,
to Miss' T. Veleta Toxic who with one 'I
daughter, firs. •(Dr.) Reed Survive• 1
Fie is also sitrvivecl by font :broth_rs ;
and one sister, George in Vancouver
rclen Mari'.; Richard of
John in 1To
Thornhill, Man.; Rev. C., Presby-
terian.. minister in : 'Winnipeg and 1
Short also of Wiiii1i11ag• 1
Mrs. "S, S S�ttiri•dav
The fin -lentil was la0td on
om'titO Tanles St 't:ietll-!
1 £h
OI
afternoon aha
auspices of
under ; the i
dl�f church
the Masonic Ordor, who attended in
a body. ItteV, W. E. Dannelly paid s;;
splendid liiblito t the esteem
e, aoparted was, held. A
which tile, ill... _ w.� ,,
titleft v, ti salaam in- li.i sses 17, Essery.
It.eeve W. D. Sanders saar
Tos Senior, clerk and Tress. �ba1. his gun. 'Fifty years ago this 0o;tai-
salary Nov. and'` Dec, $70.80
Passed' on »:lotion of Southcott.
t „d D this, Carried
J, Suint, ,clerlt
LoCais
on Page 4 and 5
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CA11,11) OF TJI .NE.S:
Tv �t and daughter,
Mrs, DI), Sweet
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sx0ele thanks' to the many
boys and fi lends for their kindness
end OY1Lipathy :during, their, - 1ecellt,
1 bereavdnhent, elSo for the floral
tribtttes, and especially and 5v. Lioivc• A laa'ge ntlthlbel ,
`a>iic Order.
the Mas
ri
BEACON BRAND I=[A7)1)TE
KIP3:',ELIINES
1 it.,JSIa
CAUGHT '<%HIf FISH
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FRESH OYSTERS, IN PINI GiTDN
WIN'CRELSEA C'RE.A. 11DTiY< BUTTER
DAIRY 131JT`. `E1
GOOD OLD L MBITRGNR, CHEESE.
INCE NEW CITAN)3D1 1;• f _ 1:�
LEMON, O.l A GP AND i ITI1T N .Ny..,IT
•i ER'l.:s W.A.LN ITS, BRAZILS AND PPAl`,1! [S
ALMONDS,- 1DS, III. Z3 \.NGE 5
SMALL AND LARGE O1`I
.PE FRUIT AND GRI PCS
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