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CLINTON
(LABOR DAY)
Monday, September :
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Atkinson,
Lucan, announce the engagement
7 SEVEN BANDS 7
Clinton, Clinton Pipers, Stratford,
JMStclieli, Goderich, Kitchener and
Waterloo
Fireworks display similar to Old
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pioneers will take place
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Admissicf Adults 50 c, Children 25
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their daughter, MyrtleVrene, to Ed
gar Lewis, of Toronto, the marriage
to take place the latter part of this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace, of
Goderich, Ont., announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Emma,
to Rev. Robert Wallace Paton, M.
A,, of Arden, Ont., son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Paton of
Flesherton, Ont., the marriage to
take place the latter part of August.
Mrs. J. Crawford, of Bly th an-
nounnee the engagement -of her dau
ghter, Vera Hill, to Eric, only son
of S. and the late M. Bower-Lamonds
of London, late of England. The
marriage to take place 'in St.,. Mat
thews’ Anglican church, London
early in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlnomas Stephenson,
Ailsa Craig, announce the engage
ment of their youngest daughter, Isa
bel Anne, to Maurice J. Simpson,
only son of Mrs. M. Simpson and the
late John Simpson, Clandeboye. The
marriage will take place quietly the
latter part of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. (Mason, of Hul-
lett, announce the engagement of
STEP-DANCING & MOUTH
ORGAN CONTEST
SQUARE DANCING
MONDAY, AUG. 27th
AM Fiddlers Invited to Compete
for Silver Trophies
Itett, announce me engagement oi
their eldest daughter, Elizabeth An-
xi$, Mae, to Mr. William James Stor-
ey"%son of Mr. .Samuel and the late
Mrs. W.orey, of McKillop, the mar
riage to .take place the latteg^paft of
August. *
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COTTONPICKERS
Sieved Artists full',of Pep and
Entertainment
the Graystone Ballroom, De-
Featured over Radio WCX,
From
froit.
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Sunday, August 26th
NEW DUNDEE BRASS BAND
on the Beach
’“Though many things she’s lezt un
done
Since we’ve been wed.-
i don’t believe," said he, “she’s left
A thing unsaid.”—'Sydney Bullet
in,
I wish I were a Buddha
Sitting in the sun;
With all the things I ought to do—
All done, all done.—- Harvard
Lampoon.
M1UGHT PROSPECTS
Prosects, continue, bright in the
"Canadian West. Barley cutting lias
■begun in southern- Manitoba and
that means that early sown wheat
'Will soon be ready for the binder.
$o far the crop has been remark
ably free from loss by weather, di
sease or insects, although there has
■Jbeen some damage by hail in Sask
atchewan. Isolated outbreaks of
.rust are reported in Manitoba and
4here is still time for much injury
Arom. this-.cause, but less than three
'Weeks remains to general harvest
ing and days arc slipping by.
Sir Henry Thornton, head of the
•Canadian National, is reports 1 as
predicting a lialf-biilion4bushel
crop, __ _iJ,.
Local News
' A veteran’s Picnic is being held
to-day (Wednesday) at Bayfield.
Miss Florence West is holidaying
for a couple of weeks in Toronto.
Miss A. Yelland is in Toronto at
tending the fall millinery openings.
Master Edward Wilson, of Lon
don, is visiting with
C. W. Christie.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mantle spent
Sunday
k'er, of Crediton,
, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
with Mr. 'and Mrs. C. Zwic-
of Ripley,
Exeter High School has another .
Successful Year
Middle School Results
FARMER FALLS
FROM HAY CART
James Anderslon, well known re
tired farmer, ofYAilsa Craig, is in
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London suffer
ing from serious xmjuries received
when he fell from tifee top of a load
of hay. Mr. Andersen, who is 65
years of age, sustained, a fracture of
the thigh and a brokMn ankle. . He
is under the care of Di(l{ Peever. Mr.
Anderson, who was assisting a neigh
bor, Shipley Stewart, ajfso of Ailsa Craig, was riding on top tpf the load
of hay, when the wagon tlhok' a sud-
dexx lurch. Losing his balance, Mr.
Anderson was thrown to tlv^ ground
with great force. Althotivgh
Andex;son is' seriously injured,
condition is not thought td be
ical.
Mr.
his
crit-
Z
J. A. Pollock,
spent a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Howard,
Mr. Gibbs Yelland spent Wednes
day and Thursday of last week vis
iting his sisters in town.'
“Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Meidinger,
of Exeter, were Sunday visitors in
the village,”-—Zurich Herald.
Mrs. W. J. Stevens, of Brucefield,
spent a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Angus Murray,
Mrs, W. H, Hughes, of St. Louis,
Missouri, visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Dan Davis.
Miss Evelyn Howard spent a few
days last week visiting her cousins
the Misses Carnie near Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones and fam
ily, have returned home after spend
ing a couple of weeks at Grand Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Ingram, of De
troit, returned home on Sunday af
ter two
here.
Miss
to visit
kins, of Detroit, for a couple of
weeks. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fuke and Mrs, John
Snell attended the funeral of their
cousin the late Alfred Bailey, of
London, -on Wednesday.
Miss Jean Ross and Master Harold
Ross, of St. Thomas, visited
their grandparents Mr. and
Wm. Rivers, on Sunday.
*’ Mr. and Mrs. R. Howie and __
ily, of London, called on the form
er’s sister Mrs. M. Christie and
other relatives on Sunday.
Master Wilmer H. Elford and sis
ter Doris, also Miss Mildred L. Veale,
spent last week with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Elford.
Mrs. G. S. Howard returned last
week after spending a week visiting
her sister Mrs. A, J. McDonald also
Mr. and 'Mrs. G. A. Manson, of Dun
das.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fuller and
daughter, Mrs. A. Brown, of Sarnia
and Mr. Brown from
bia, visited with Mrs.
week.
Mrs. Ed. Sanders,
visiting with Mrs. Snell left Tuesday
for Zurich to spend a few days prjor
to leaving for her home at Muske
gon, Mich.
Mr. anxl Mrs. Russell Sage, Ron
ald and, Billie and Mr. a.nd (Mrs. C.
Merrill, Ruth' and Jean, of Inger
soll, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
T. M. Dinney.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brimacombe
and. daughter Alice, after a two
week’s vacation here returned to
Hamilton accompanied by Mr. attd
Mrs. Richard Welsh.
Mr. Norman Rpby and wife, Of
Milleauk and Mr. James Cockerton
and wife, of New Hamburg, visited
in town on Sunday, the guests of Mr,
and Mrs. J. G. Stanbury.
Mr, and Mrs. N. M. Graham have
returned to Walkerville after spend
ing a pleasant two weeks’ vacation
with Mrs. Graham’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Rowcliffe, of town.
The Women’s Missionary Society
Convention (South Huron) of Huron
Presbyterial Society of the United
church will be held in Main 'Street
United church, Exeter Thursday,
August the 30th, 1928.’'
Mrs. F. Gill and sister Mrs. Hut
chinson are living on a trip to Al
berta this -'"week. ,Mrs. Hutchinson
is returning to her home after spend-
ing^dme three years around here.
Ml’s. Gill wll spend a month in Al-
weeks’ vacation with friends
Ila Hunter left on Sunday
her uncle, Mr, Gordon Per
with
Mrs.
fam-
British Colum-
John Snell this
who has been
1 OBEYING “STOP SIGNS”
There are a large nunriber
people who do not realize the
ject of the “stop” si^ns that
placed at dangerous intersections on
the highways. The government
does not’go.to the expense of in
stalling these signs merely as a
means of getting rid of the people’s
money, but they are intended to de
crease the number of accidents. If
every person would observe the ad
vice thus given it would have a ma
terial effect on the amount of copy
sent the newspapers of the country.
The railway crossings signal, “stop’
look, listen,” is also ignored by many
motorists particularly. Some for
get about t'he crossing and the pos
sibility of an’ approaching train be
ing close at hand, while others rely
upon the speed of their cars jto carry
them safely past the point of danger.
It may be that in time people will
find out that it will pay to stop
when advised to do so by these sig
nals.
of
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to his neighbor that when the fat
woman got up he was going to pinch
hen seat, (. <
SAFETY FIRST
oversized woman, explaining
companion why she got off
backwards, said that she
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to her
the cai
overheard one of the straphangers
who stood in front of Iter, Whisper
■ Berta and .a month in -Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs. John Francis, of
London, are leaving this Wednes
day for a trip through the West.
They expect to visit the former's
sons at Port Arthur also spend Sep
tember- with the latter’s son .Rev.
A. E. Johns, of Brandon, Man.
Orville, the eight-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarise Snell met with
a painful accident on Friday night
last. Playing with a^ number of
other boys on a little wagon they
had constructed, Orville’s forehead
came "in contact with the vehicle,
inflicting -a severe gash that requir
ed six stitches to close.
Mr. Gifford Ruby/ of McCormick
Theological Seminary, Chicago, clos
ed his four weeks ministry here on
Sunday as relief for Rev. James
Foote, of Caven church, while the
latter was on vacation. Mr. Ruby
won a host of friends and admirers
who forsee a bright future for this
young preacher. Mr. Foote will re
sume his services next Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs, .Richard Terry had
the unique pleasure of entertaining
several of their friends on both sides
of the family within the last few
days. Last Saturday Mr. and Jas.
Terry, of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Terry, of Listowel and the lat
ter’s son, William^ of Detroit, mo
tored over from Listowel and this
week Mrs. Terry’s brother,
Alexander Buchanan and wife from
Donegal and Mr. and Mrs. Young
Anti son, Alex, o£ Elma visited them,
Mr.
receive her statement if she sends her address
*Addison, Joseph
Anderson, Harry
Beavers, Reginald
Blerling, Irene
*Birk, Leonard
Bremner, Edna
Wook, Harry
♦Clarke, Laura
♦Delbridge, Marjorie
Etherington, Archie
Ford, Irwin
♦Gower, Herman
♦Greb, Lily
Hay, Hazel
Hicks, Margaret
Horton, Harold
♦Howald, Muriel
♦Hunter, Lulu
Jennings, Harry
Kerr, Lulu
Klopp, Lloyd
Love, Lettie
Medd,. Marjorie
McClymont, Harvey
♦McDonell, Mildred♦Mitcheli, Clifton
Pearce, Charles
Pearce, Marjorie
♦Pfaff Leonard
♦Reid, Kathleen
Russell, Isabel
♦Salter, Doris
Sippell, Kenneth
Skinner, Harold
Snider, Kathleen
♦Taman, Edward
♦Tieman, ^ugene
♦Tieman, Anna
♦Willis; Wanda
Woods, Catherine
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Miss Flossie Hunter
Miss Mary Thomson
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credit marked “C”, 50 to 59%.
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A BIG HOLIDAY FOR THE!
ENETEB CHILDREN
When Barnett Brothers
and Trained Animal Shows
their big Tented City of
Tents in Exeter on Saturday, Sep
tember 1st and its large fleet of
beautifully painted motor trucks Jg|>
expected to arrive in the early morn
ing between six and eight o’clock 03
the day of the Exhibition and thor
work of erecting the big Canvas Me
tropolis will start, immediately, the
usual number of youngsters will of
course he around to help with the,
seats and water the animals, and sq
get n chance to see the big show.
The parade with its four bands of
music, and open dens of wild axiL
mals is expected to line the side**
walks with thousands of people and
Chief of Police W. J. Bissett, ha$.
made arrangements to take care of
the increased traffic, an amusing,
fact which the circus people get»
many a laugh, is the rivalry between-
the Clown Band and the Calliope-
Player. Both make plenty of noise<
But if the clowns win the prize fob
being the noisiest, one must admift
that the Calliope is the more harj
monious, Barnett Brothers Circus-
and Wild Animal shows will ex-
hibijzat Exeter on Saturday, Sep
tember the 1st. Show grounds
the Fair grounds.
I
Circuty
erect
Circujj.
a&.
Local News
Chicago, is
Thos. Hat-
Sarnia, is
Mr. Maurice Ford, of Toronto,
visited in town on Monday.
Mrs. H. O’Connell, of
visiting her father, Mr.
ter.
Miss Alda Pilkey, of
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bawden.
Miss C. Brennan, of Toronto, vis
ited over the week-end with Miss
Pearl Wood.
Mr. Lyle Statham -and his mother
Mrs. W. J. Statham, of London, vis
ited in town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy' Kew, of St.
Thomas, spent the week-end with
Mrs. Kew’ts mother, Mrs. F. Green.
Mrs. E. Rowcliffe and daughter
Verda, returned
from attending a
don.
Mr. Wilfred G.
ronto, is visiting
in town and with relatives
borne.
MALCHO—WHITE
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at Trinity Lutheran -parsonage, Tavi
stock at three o’clock on Saturday
afternoon when Rev. O. T. Stock-
man united in marriage Mildred
Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred White, of Lockport, N.Y., and
Clayton William Malcho, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Malcho, of Strat
ford. The bride was attended by
Miss Martha Wendland, of Stratford
both carrying bouquets of roses.
George Cook, of Stratford, was best
man. Following the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Malcho left on a motor trip
to Detroit where the honeymoon will
be spent. 6n tlxew return they will
reside in Stratford.—Stratford Bea
con-Herald.
ZURICH
Tuesday evening
wedlding in Lon-
Turnbull,
with his
of To-
mother
in Us-
and Ms. Geo. Hays and dau-
AUCTION SALE i
1
— of —
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The undersigned auctioneer has ro
ceived 'instructions to sell by public!
auction, at ’ J
CENTRALIA "
i— on —
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1928
at 2 o’clock sharp the following:—4
HOUSEHOLD’ EFFECTS—Parlor;
suite, bedroom suite, sideboard, two 1
parlor tables, velvet rug, tapestrsj
rug, 2 large pictures and frames, 2:
rustic stands, 2 door rugs, 4 cush
ions, kitchen table, kitchen cabinet,*
7 kitchen chairs, 6 of these arar-
diners, -couch, 2 stoves, coal-oil
stove, 3 small stands, wash-stand,*
stand for cosy-corner, wood and
kindling, fruit stand, good clock, 13
window shades, root pulper, oat bin,
wood box, wash board, wringer, cop
per boiler, 5 gallon coal oil can, one;
lawn mower, crosscut saw, buck;
saw, hoes and rake, Perfection oil
heater, 2 carpet sweepers.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS*, Upstairs-
—1 bedroom suite, 2 beds, mattress
es and springs, 2 bedroom rugs, 2-
screen doors, set of flat irons, kit
chen linoleum, hall linoleum, fruit,
sealers.
TERMS—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
MRS. WM. ROWLAND, Proprietress
Mr.
gliter Doris, returned last week af
ter a ’
coast.
, Miss Jean Walker, of London,
Miss Verne Walker, of Toronto,
visiting theix' mother, Mrs.
Walker. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Witwex’ and
daughter, of Wallaceburg, are holi
daying at the home of Mr. Thos.
Hatter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gillies and son
Bobby have returned to Niagara
Falls aftei’ holidaying with relatives
in Exeter.
Mrs. Howard Thorne and two
daughters Ruth and Kathleen, of
Windsor, -are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Harness.
Miss Vera McDonald, of Wind
sor, is spending her vacation
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Donald, Exeter North.
Miss Doreen and Mastei'
Campbell are spending a few
with Miss Jean and Master
■ .Stanbury at Bayfield.
J Mr.' Cecil McLeod,
; who with his wife and family
; holidaying in Biddulph, called
friends in town on Monday,^
Workman have been repairing
damage to the power house at
river caused by the spring freshets.
Cement walls are being put in.
Rev. A. McLauclilin, Mrs. Mc-
j Lauehlin and Masters Bobbie and
.Billie, of Grafton, are visiting with
Mrs. iMcLauchlin’s father, Rev. J.
W. Down and Mrs. Dowxi.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sanders, son
and daughter, of Denver, Col., who
have been visiting Mr. and, Mrs
R. N. Creech left Monday accom-.
panied by Mr. Hugh Creech for Nia
gara Falls and Buffalo. They will
also visit In Toronto before return
ing.
Mrs. Will Fraser and children re
turned 'home Saturday after spend
ing too week’s visiting in Detroit,
Port Huron, and Sarnia, Mr, and
Mrs. Elmer Caulkett and two child
ren, of Pott Huron, returned with
them and are spending a few days
’With, the latter’s brother Mr, Will
Fraser*
pleasant motor trip to the
and
are
Wm.
with
Mc-
Tom
days
Jack
of Waterloo,
are
on
the
the
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. McKinnon and
two sons, Hugh and Archie, return
ed from a pleasant trip to the Doc
tor’s former home at Caladon East,
nortl^ of Toronto..
The repairs to the local fire hall
are progressing favorably.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Drier, have
returned from their vacation at Lille
Mich., where they visited their son.
Rev. N. E. Drier. Rev. and Mrs,
Drier, were accompanied by their
son, Lome, of Cliesley, and daugh
ter Pearl, of Hanover.
Mr. Theo. Steinbach, is suffering
from blood poisoning in his arm.
Counsel—“Did you see the
ginning of the quarrel between
man and his wife?”Witness—“I did.” *
“When was it?”
“Six years ago.”
“Six years ago!”
“Yes, I was a guest at their wedd
ing.”
GREEN CORN SYRUP
be-
this
Thenand silk six ears,
cob, scraping down the milk
Cover
water the corn pulp,
a tablespoonful, of
leaves and a pint
gently for fifteen
Add
a. grated
minced
of milk,
minutes,
Husk
cut from
with the back of the knife,
the cobs with boiling water and cook
twenty minutes, then strain,
to the
onion,
celery
Cook
then add salt, pepper and a scant
quarter cupful of sugar. Tlicken
with a tablespoonful of butter and
the same of flour cooked together
three minutes, then stir it .gradually,
When smooth, add a small cupful of
hot cream and serve. Serve toasted
crontons with the soup,
NOTICE
TO OWNERS
OPERATED
OF BATTERY
RADIO SETS
your present setWe will make
operate from ah electric light socket
using high class equipment for only
No more
get charged
buy; power
capacity.
$50.00
taking batteries out to
ho tnore B batteries to
always right Up to full
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VOTERS’ LIST 1928
Municipality of the Village of Exete?
County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with section 7 of the VO
TEH'S’ T’CT _____
pasted up in my office at Exeter,
on the * - - - -
list of
in the
pal elections and that such
mains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters-
to take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor
rected according to law, the last day
for appeal
September,
Dated at
15th, 1928.
Jos. Senior, Clerk of the
of Exeter, Exeter, Ont,
LIST ACTS and that I have-
15th day of August, 1928 the-
all persons entitled
said Municipality at
to vote*
munici
list re-
being the 5th
1928.
Exeter, Ontario,
day o£'
August.
Villages.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that,
all Creditors and others having,
claims against^ the Estate of George*
Heywood, late of the Township of
Usborne, in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer, who died, >on or
about the Fifth day of August, 19-
28, are required to forward their
claims duly proven to the under
signed on or before the 3rd day of.'
September 1928.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV
EN that after the said d'ate the Exe
cutors will proceed to distribute-
the Estate having regard only t<>
the claims of which they then shall
have notice.
DATED at Exeter this 11th day
of August 1928.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
'Solicitors for Executrix.
notice to creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that,
all Creditors and others having,
claims against the Estate of Isaiah
Hall, late of the Village of Exeter,,
m the County of Huron, Laborer,
who died on the Twentieth day of
July 1928 are required to forward
1 their claims duly proven to the un
dersigned on or before the 3rd day
of September 1928.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV
EN that after the said date the Exe
cutors will proceed to distributee
the Estate having regard only bo
the claims of which they then shall
have notice,
DATED at Exeter this 11th day
of August 1928.
.GLADMAN <& STANBURY
Solicitors; for; ExecutoryI