The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-12-20, Page 2THURSDAY. DECEMBER «50, 1934
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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS—
Exeter Public Utilities
GREETINGS—
GREETINGS—
H. T. Rowe D.SALTERCoal and Coke Centralia Chopping Mill
Sandy Elliot
Whites’ BakeryWm. Hatter
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W. J. Smith
When doing your Christmas Shopping
drop in and have a hot cup of tea.
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Wm. H. Partlo
Proprietor
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
All the Good Cheer
That the Day can hold,
Is wished in this wish
That will never grow
old.
B. W. F. Beavers
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We wish that this Christmas will
be one of joy and gladness for all, and
that the New Year may bring an abun
dant measure of prosperity. We also
desire to express oipr appreciation of
the splendid patronage accorded us
during the year.
We welcome this opportunity to
thank oiir many friends for their co
operation during the year now closing
Please accept our cordial wishes
for a Happy Christmas and a New
Year of Health, Happiness and Pros
perity*
The Christmas Spirit
prompts us to express our
shanks for the splendid
patronage that has been
accorded us since being in
business in Exeter and to
wish for one and all a
Very Happy Christmas
with Good Health and in
creased Prosperity in
1935.
Peoples’ Cash
Shoe Store
To our many Customers and Friends
we extend our sincere Greetings. Ouy
Anniversary S>ale is in full swing and
should be good news for the Christ
mas Shoppers. Do your Christmas
buying here and save money.
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Your patronage and
friendship have meant
much to us. It is with a
good deal of appreciation
therefore, that we wish
you a Very Merry Christ
mas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
In appreciation of your
splendid patronage, at
this season of the year it
is our pleasure to wish for
you the joys of the Christ
mas Season together with
a Happy and Prosperous
1935.
W. J. Beer
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36 Radios & Electrical
36 Supplies
Christmas comes to us
again bringing with it the
spirit of fellowship. In
extending our best wishes
for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy and Pros
perous New Year,
wish also to thank
many customers for
splendid patronage
forded us.
Grigg’s
Stationery
The Spirit of this holiday season
linked with our appreciation of the
splendid patronage that has been af
forded us, prompts us to express our
sincere thanks and to wish for all a
Very Merry Christmas
and a
Happy and Prosperous New Year
Exeter Rural Power District
Expressing Our
Appreciation
For Your Past
Patronage
And Extending
A Sincere Wish
for a
MERRY iCHRISTMAS
May your Christmas Day
hold happier moments,
brighter hours, sweeter
memories than ever it did
before. May the New
Year find you in good
health and good spirits.
We appreciate the busi
ness relations we have en
joyed and hope to merit a
continuance of youir pat
ronage.
Expressing our appre
ciation for the splendid
patronage that has been
accorded us since we have
been in business in Exeter
and extending to one and
all our sincere wish for a
Happy Christmas and
may the New Year bring
an increased measure of
Happiness & Prosperity.
Supertest
Filling Station
Ken Clarke Ken Hockey
A Merry Christmas to All. May
day abound with blessings and
may the years to come be filled with
Peace and Prosperity. We wish to
express our appreciation of the patron
age that has been afforded us during
the year.
Exeter Creamery Co
Limited
Creameries at Exeter and Winchelsea
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Our greatest asset is the good will
of our customers and we sincerely
value the business we have been ac
corded during the past year.
May your Christmas be merry,
and the New Year better and more
prosperous than ever before.
With Memories of
Friendly Business
Relationships
and in the
Spirit of Good-Will
We Extend
To All Our Patrons
Our Best Wishes for a
VERY MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and a
BRIGHT AND HAPPY
NEW YEAR
Ideal
Meat Market
We take this opportun
ity to thank our Many
Customers for their gen
erous Patronage during
1934 and wish one and
all A Very Merry Christ
mas and a New Year rich
with Happiness, Good
Health and Prosperity.
Miss V. G Essery
Hat Shoppe
GREETINGS
In the Spirit of Friend
ship and Good Fellowship
we do extend to all our-
old friends and to the new
friends, Greetings.
Senior Studio
The Manager and Staff
of the
Bell Telephone Co.
Take great pleasure in
extending best wishes for
a Merry Christmas and a
New Year of Health and
Happiness
We wish also to express
our appreciation for the
' splendid co-operation
afforded to this office by
the public.
We welcome this op
portunity to express our
appreciation of the loyal
support that has been
given us during the year
and to wish for one and
ail a Christmas filled with
Good Cheer and a New
Year full of Happiness.
Flynn’s
Black and White
Barber Shop
H. C. CAREY G. FLYNN
At this Christmas Seas
on it is my great pleasure
to wish our many custom
ers and . friends a Very
Merry Yuletide and a
Most Happy New Year.
Hillary Horton
* Blacksmithing &
Acetylene Welding
GREETINGS
We extend best wishes
to our many friends with
the hope that the year to
come will hold a fujll share
of happiness and prosper
ity to all*
Martin’s
Music Store
>.S B,
MAN FREED
A‘ Goderich on Thursday a ses
sions jury brought in a verdict of
“not guilty” in the trial of William
Down, of Parkhill, charged with the
theft of several hundred cement
sacks. The jury was out nearly
three hours. Judge Costello thanked
the jury for their attentive considera-
ton of the case and discharged the
prisoner without comment. The trial
lasted a little over a day.
Immediately after the dismissal
the cause of James Down, brother of
William, was taken up and a jury
empannelled, He is charged with re
ceiving the stolen cement sacks. All
crown witnesses save one had been
heard when adjournment wag taken
until tomorrow morning at 9.30.
A doctors certificate, was present
ed to court testifying that the miss
ing witness, an important one, was
ill but it is expected he will be able
to appear the next day,
Wellington Tetreau of Grand
Bend, the chief crown witness has
already pleaded guilty to the theft
of the cement sacks from an Ontario
Government road contract on the
Blue Water Highway early in the
past summer. He implicated the
Down brothers, stating that William
Down’s truck was used to transport
the alleged loot. The bags were
I' found at James Down’s place, but
Down floated knowing they were
stolen,
The total numbers of voters in the
Federal riding of North Huron, as
compiled from the lists in the hands
of Alex Porterfield, chief enumera
tor, is 17,252, The numbers in the
various municipalities of the riding
are as follows: Ashfield, 1'311; Blyth
444; Brussels, i554; Clinton, 11308;
Colborne, 804; Goderich town, 2,800
Goderich Township, 991; Grey, 1,-
495; Howick, 2119; Morris, 1186;
Turnberry, 995; Wawanosh East,
853; Wawanosh, West 9)5)9; Wing
ham, 1383; total, 17252.
HOPES HELD
'Strong hopes are held for the re
covery of A, W. Grieves, Bell Tele
phone cable splicer, critically injur
ed in the level crossing'-accident jmst
out of Goderich, in which Mr, J, E.
Booth of Windsor, lost his life.
Grieves, who suffered injuries to
his chest and head, had been given
a fifty-fifty chance to recover all
week, but yesterday his condition
showed 'a decided improvement, He
does not however, remember any
thing of the accident, his first ques
tion on regaining consciousness be
ing “what hit us.”
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mrs. Sol. Jocabi when
a miscellaneous shower was held in
honor of her eldest daughter Miss
Susie Jacobi, iA> lovely array of gifts
were received.
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY
Hon, J, G. Gardiner, Premier of
Saskatchewan, celebrated his ■ 5.1st
birthday on November 130th. A large
bouquet of mums adorned his desk
in the Legislative Chambers at Re
gina and he was afterwards present
ed by his colleagues with a beautiful
travelling portmanteau.
TAYLOR—GRATTONz
A pretty wedding took place at
the home of Rev. James McGinley
on Wednesday, when Trellis Eliza
beth, daughter of-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gratton, Grand Bond, became the
bride of Lawrence Taylor, son. of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Taylor, also of
Grand Bend, Mr. McGinley officated,
The bride was charming in a long
fitted gown of royal blue silk crepe,
with blue hat and accessories to
match and carried a bouquet of Tal
isman roses. The bride and groom
were unattended, After a motor
trip they will reside at Grand Bend,