Exeter Times, 1913-12-25, Page 8sonewmasmasiammessitintiftw
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' RE REASONABLE PRICES
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To our r.
and
Hearty Good Wishes
for
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PROSPEROUS
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Market Retort --The ffo3iowiug is
r ort of the Exeter marketeor-
rerted up, to. Dec. ?5th.
Wheat Standard $39
Oats. nO to 32
XtliVrje.$ 48 to 53.
Rea*t;,w iaeat 4Q to S4
Pe: . PO
PanallY 'Plain $2,60
Shorts3
Bran $34ter tun,
Low (;rade €lour 81.50
Eggs under days old 40c.,
l-. *s over 9 days old 3Qf?».
'Batter 25e.
Creamery flutter u3.
Cheeks Alive 11
Chicks dressed 13,
lienaa alive 8.
Rens dressed 10
IdoosteA`s afire: 8
Dressed
Rack .alive 1Q
ickdressed 14,
Geese, aji,ve 10
a*se dressed la
'ux3,_ey$ alive ld
Tarlo, e dare ed 19
Dried ntFkaJeS Qet
Potatoes 70 to 90.
Uogs 8,10 ' .
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a es Beverley
AL DIRECTOR,
n St., Exeter
Phone 74a„
40.
.4.01011,
LOCAL
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WOMMINGIONSIMMINOMINGUIVIIMESINIMMOOKINIMONNEKOMMINS
Fresh Meats
At the new. Meat Market yet,. can
get all kinds of fresh meats, sansage
bologna, cooked and smoked meats
Batter, Eggs and Cheese, and an up
torlate stock of
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF FLOUR
eys Ducks and Qeeee taken at market prices
andsome present for the home, At 25 PefCcent discount.
GIVE ME A TRIAL
Bedford
EMBER 25,
JEWELRY
QUALITY
E ARTICLES OP .TEKELLERY ARE
uvies lo the sante settee tha,t hese are
=Aries. bulb jewellery as a whole isnot&
loxur For instance a Watch. a, Obsirt or Oat.
Link Buttons. Scarf Pins. Tie clips, Itat.Pirse_,
necessities and in fact 95 per cent of Well Ordered
stock is composed of necessities '
AsXMAS is Only WIRER WEEKS away it would
be well co inspect these:Oeoessities trona
a jewellers stock—The well ass.*orted stocks
„ R„ Torrance 5 0415
ha Clinton. i
he holidays ''.
1 Daher or 0144t11301
T. Jones io open
tune trt',44.
'W. Vsraser,4a 44.
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Kays et his homii
oldie Cochrane or xi
her rather Arr. Wm.
B Allan or Windsor a
And Mrs.
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WE have
showroom well 6
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Funeral Director
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SANTA CLAUS
SP CIAL XMAS BUYING
PPORT1JNITIES
We are pre=
pared for a
big Christmas
never did we
ave such
oriz
of T
hi.ra China
r ewer t an
last year
Salad bowls, Bon Bons, Sugar
& creams sets 14"pper..1-V Salt
shakers, Marmallde bis-
cuits jars, Butter tubs, Cake
platesBerry sets Cheese,Sand-
wich & Olive dishes, Water -
sets. Table sets. All prices.
eft
er
Mr, at
iaby et
a ere.
F arrived home zrand3
ve for the Emu
Alain irect church for Mon
evening darn 5th are on sale
ewers Drugstore.
k of Chatham
1- and Mrs, Quackeu-
Nielson Sherre rind
am arrived Moo,
or Toronto 18 spell
with Dr, and
on ;Henry ar
hter
hristmas 'with
or Teesewate
444
'Victoria Minors is hone. front
intends leaving shortly for Sas-
Itatooni`where she has secured a pos-
ition as teacher.
Saila
bur Waring has purchased the
goleral "merchantile business of the
late James Park of /moan and will
take possessiorflantfarY Mr War -
rings many old friends in Exeter will
%tish bite success.
The clerks of the Rank of Commer-
were in gleeful spirits last week
over the arrival ot a bonus amount-
ing to ten per cent of their salaries.
The sum came as a tidy Christmas
pzeseut. for the staff.
Caven Presbyterian Snnday School
gave a Cantata in the church last
Thursday evening- entitled. "What
happened to Santa,'" There Was a
good attendance pre.sent and all en-
joyed the entertainment put on by
the scholars.
Dr. W. A. Riddell., of Toronto as-
sociated with the Moral ahd Tem -
by terian church occupied the pulpit
in Brain Street church last Sabbath
morning and in raven Presbyterian
church. in the evening
Surprise Party—A. number of the
boys and girls of the town held' a
surprise party at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, Charles Harvey on Monday
evening for Miss Laura Harvey, who
is home from Whitby Ladies College
for the holidays. A :very enjoyable.
evening was spen
A song service was held In Main
street Church last Sabbath evening
and consisted of the following Anth-
ems "'Unto us a child is born". -An-
geils Bong" "Hail to the Lords An-
ointed"- trio, "The Angels Song" hy
Mrs. Elston. Misses 'Liston and Fol -
lick Solo ",The Rabe of X.lethleham
by Miss Huston.
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Toys
Dressed andundressed dolls
74'N= 5c up, Wheel toy. Mechanical
toys, Building Blocks, Games
Pictures books, Traino on
tracks, All regular 25c toys
15o Don't buy Toys elsewhere
.474
Sweets
ATP
anntra
Ni7ILLARDS Chocolates,
sell hundreds of pounds of Vit:
Any quantity. Special prices gr.
in five lb. boxes Pan Taffieu, 011,
Mints and Cent goods allways
fresh. Prizes at pur Gum
Post, Watch it. Fresh Roast- 41,
ed or Salted Peanuts every eV%
day Fruits.
and paytbe Long Prices, Toys „la
is part of our business. And 14,
we know how and where to I':
buy to give best values dim
Oranges
Best quality, coming this
Feek, quality first.
Hair Brushes and Combs in Boxes, Mirrors, Shaving out-
fi s, Perfunaes, Talcum Powder, at lowest prices.
XMAS DECORATIONS
Glass ornaments 15c a dozen up. etc, We lay away every
thing you want till Xmas,
The Home o Edison-Phonograpi,
efiC
FIR
Mr, and Mrs, Geo W. Casaclay left.
last Saturday for their home in Char-
les city Town. Mrs, Casaday
had an auction sale of her household
:, effects on Friday. She has been an
„kl. a,ctive member in Main Street Aleth-
Av ()dist church and also of ihe Women's
tili'' 'Institute and has many friends who
Firg: while :regretting her departore ex-
1112- tend best wishe5.2 f or die future.
A school tea cner in ,the ownship
of Blanshard recently received the fol
,.:14,,t, lowing 31/01..0 from the tnother of one
.,„I',4." Of .fir, ,papils. "Dear _Nis, you.write
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GROGgItY
ar to boost
d broaden your
le ear for ail occa.
round art
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it 'new
tg car la
b« Ford, On lo rine
Walker
Catal
PHONE 47.
osi !Mario Light Plae
Imott addressed
' • lass in Alain Street
May afternoon.
and Airs, W. Higgins and
daughter Ferrol are spending Christ-
mas with Mr. and Olie of
College Toronto. isspending the
days with his parents Mr, and Mrs.
IV. A, Turnbull or Farquhar.
Presented 'With Purse—At
Young Afen's class in Main Sir
Methodist Church on Sunday after
noon expression was given to the ap-
preciation of the services of Miss
Edna Follick organist or the class.
Miss Follick has been organist of the
class since Its organization and has
been a most faithful rittendant On
Sunday an address was read by Mr.
Laurie Watson nnd the presentation
of a purse of Money was made by
Mr. Truman Elliott. Miss rollick
was completely taken by surpxise but
made "a, very suitable r 1
HAVE ARRANGED WORK
A meeting to arrange for a social
survey of the County was held in
Ontario Street church Dlinton last
week The ateetir7 was called by
the Moral Reform Departments of
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
whose agent Mr. Riddell was present
and ex.plainecl the movement Whicli
he said was the first to be, under-
taken in ran'ada. in rural neighbor -
The survey will include all that re-
lates to the. religious ecoriornic and
educe tional welfare of the people in
every part of the county. The Posi-
tion of the farmer, the mechanic.
the laborer and all wage earners will
be investigated and the results will
be placed before the people in fig -
ores and charts so that the churches
may help to provide a remedy where
such 'is required. Xtie, Government
will also have theSe.' exhibits presen-
ted to their representatives.
Enumertaors have been appointed
to visit each township in Huron
it.hin the next three or four weeks
Dr. Riddell will haVe a personal
supervision of the work.
Those present at the meeting wree
}lc Sluir El Exeter. Smith. IlenSall ;
; BteCormick. Grant
tledge. Alliri Wylie. and Greene.
Clinton and Messrs _Elliott of Goder-
Rev. Geo. Jewitt 213132th arid/Rev.
mos d
XMAS GROCERIES
You'll soon be thinking- of
Christmas cooking and bilk-
ing. We have been thinking
of it and are prept.trino to
meet your wants at fresh
groceries
Call us 'up by phone and
Ieave your order
Give us a trial and be
convinced
THE TEA AO GOFF. STORE
WANTED—Choice Butter ard
Fresh Eggs,
Vbrummisatearasemenimsnad
here is nothing better for health
on a cold day than Stathams Oys-
ter stews -15 and 25 cents.
FOR SALE—A car load or chocie
/ Holstein 'heifers sut:posed to be in
Icalf. Prices right, Terms to Suit
Olive Marshall of .Hensall., two and
a half years old, lies in St. Joseph's
hospital London, suffering from sev-
ere burns on the body face and hand
as the result of plaYing with, matches
at laer parents home, on Friday. The
little one was playing in the, kitchen
and during the absence of her mother
secured the 'matches .When discoV-
ered, her clothes .-were in flames and
it was with difficulty that they
were put out. Saturday she was in
visable to take her to ,the city for
treatment. Dr. W. .T. gtdVenson who
is in attendance stated Saturday that
tion to ,the Sun. .1 think Tit one of
the best edited and most inde -
dant -papers in Canada—Jac,. John-
ston. Brant County
There is not any testimonials or
expressions off appreciation that
(counts as does those that aro ac-
companied by cash, their, , sincerity
cannot be questioned. '
would not be without the Week -
Sun. 'ft helps to ;make farming pay
kV giving correct Market prices—J
like the Sun. P. ,is peerless in the ad-
ocaey of right and justice, con -
earning unscrupulous methods where
ver found. May it influence ever in-
-ease R. B. McLean. Haien County
alio above is ut s mph. of the
any hundreds of unsolicited ex-
sess•=ions received from Sun readers
in I he farmers businqss paper
You', vs ill fa -profitattle,.. reading.
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The very thing!
A KODAK
The Christmas gift that will
appeal to every member 'of the
family - will add to the joys of the
Christmas day in the pleasure of
picture taking and will perpet-
uate that day by preserving \its
KODAKS $7.00 AND UP.
We wish our many customers
Very Merry Cliristnias
and
a Happy
New
resented avith Ladies Goninanlon
—rhe Aiembers of James Street choir
Anric.isatIntdtehres ohne n: till tin rf s Tar; ea r edx 1_31 inrgr
and presented s 2.1-413a
'pleasant 'evening was spent Miss Ed