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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY JOth, 19J20 FIFTY-FIFTH .YE^.’NQ, Wf
SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR JANUARY
REMNANTS--Hundreds to Clear at Bargain Prices
New Comforter Chintz
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF NEW PATTERNS IN CHINTZ
FOR COMFORTERS, 3 6s INCHES WIDE TO SELL AT 25 c,’A YARD.
SPECIAL VALUES -BOTH WOOL AND COTTON BATTING IN FULL COMFORTER
Figured Prints
MANY NEW’PATTERNS HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN THE NEW PRINTED
MATERIALS FOR DRESSES, APRONS, ETC. COLORS GUARANTEED ABSOL
UTELY 'FAST-■ ' ' ' ■ ' '
Bargains in Ladies’, Misses’ & Children’s Winter Coats
EVERY COAT MUST '-GO ’ REGARDLESS OF CGST.1 THESE^'ARE REAL
BARGAIN PRICES. 20% - Discoxuit off all Ladies’ anA'Misses’ fine dresses*
Extra Special Values
LADIES’ SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY REGULARLY ?lO’o’ FOR
LADIES’ SILK AND WOOL HOSIERY'REGULARLY 75c. FOR ....
BOYS’ HEAVY ALL WOOL double knee hosiery, black only
REGULAR.PRICE $1.25 TO CLEAR AW....................................................... 89c. a pair
MEN’S-HEAVY-FLEECED UNDERWEAft’' AT . 89c. A’GARKIENT
MEN'S HEAVY ■RIBBED UNDERWEAR- AT ........................ 98q. A GARMENT-
LADIES’ FU1UCOATSL-.1 ONLY/FRENCH SEAL COAT REG. $140.00 FOR $100.09
1 ONLY PERSIAN LAMB COAT, SABLE COLLAR AND
CUFFS TO CLEAR AT §225.00.
Men’s & Boys’ Overcoats at Bargain Prices
' , OUR STOCK OF MEN’S ROYS, AND JYOUTHS? OVERCOATS, THROWN ON
THE BARGAIN TABLE AT CUT-RATE PRICES BEFORE-THE WINTER'IS HALF
OVER. ‘
A List of Seasonable Bargains
MEN’S 15 INCH-LEATHER-TOP RUBBERS ON SALE @ .............. $4.50 a pdir ;
peabody combination overalls on sale ...s.... $2,75 a suit
BOYS’’ WOOL .WINDBREAKERS, • PLAI.D’ AND CHECKS PATTERNS.' HERE’S ‘
^O.UR'VCHANCE-'?BOXS -$'2.'75 "eahm
■ . MEN’S'SiTRfPE OVERALLS .REGULAR‘.^3.25 .TO.. $2.50 ON SALE'$1-75 a pair*
'''WOMEN’S HIGH ZIERER OVERSHOE^' 'JE£SHYS $1,98 a pair
Menf> Winter Caps on Sale at 90c each.
MEN'S AND WOMEN’S'$4.50 SKATING BOOTS; ON SALE @ $3; 75 A PAIR
MADE OF FINEST CALF LEATHER AND MADE WITH ANKLE SUPPORTS* •
buy your hockey boots now, while we haveall sizes
K A A, A.
... .. ....... ........ ............—T.- r--r~-.................-....... :...- ....- . - ,
Heaman’s Hardware
| For Your Stock'
i, '• ’ ‘ 15SE
ROYAL PURPLE
J : . ; StOCk Specific ; ’ •/ '
j 7(ioC.'ah<l $i.7o iYpkgb,
J ROYAL FUliPDE , ’
L Calf Meal. .
a bag
1 jv ■. ROYAL. PURPLE .
a \ ' b ■ cough 0uYe.
j ' . \ EALTS.' AND. SULPHUR *
For, Your Poultry
j ' USE .
ROYAL PURPLE
poultry Specif io
. \ ; U5c. and $1.75
Roup Cure■
30c. andi 60c.
’ Oyster Shell
i ^1.50 a bag ’ *
Grit
$1.50 a, hag
. BEEFSCRAP ZEN.OLEUM •
INAL DISINFECTANT
Sprayers 75c. ;
CROSS CUT SAWS
. . VOLUNTEER S«-0<)
v ‘ fg^ihwiiteed)
V . RAtiER AND l>REMnsiR ’ ' ’ '
| *'' $8-Q0 „
Gifarantoed A.XES1' $i,3D up
Handled .AXES $2.25
. SAW WB®GES AND CHOPP- '
ING WEDGES '
Indian, ilandjes 75c,
< TINSMITHING and PLUMBING
h Heaman’s Hardware & Stove Store
‘ij b, > . -“Wd allow coupons, for cash- »
Public Motice
All public meetings, s
al, Sunday Sichoo
Schools, ,Theatre
authorized to ’be
day, January I
of -the Board of
Exeter, January
*
•ST^^VAKT^nBEST
• A wet but pretty ^wedding was
Sblemnfzed oh Wednesday evening,
wh^n Mrs, Mary Best, .widow' of' the
late Dr. R. C, Rest, of London, 'was
ttftlted. in marriage to Robert Alex
ander Stewart, how of London, forip-
'iSrty df ExeteX. The^RevZDr. W. R.
McIntosh performed the ceremony.
Miss . Irene Stewart, of Exeter, dau-
jj^ter of the. groom, and Harold Best
the* bride's, son. signed the register.
The bride was dressed: becomingly
in sand crepe de chine -and carried a
Ijplmuet of pink and White
tions,
‘^The table was set for 12
add all partook of a splendid
at the supper hour,
> Those present including the
Couple were; Rev.' McIntosh, Mr, and
lifts. .0. Sinfield, Mts, V. Freeland
and son, Gordon, Miss. Irene Ste-
vvart, of--Exeter, Miss Beatrice Tjl-
bury, Miss Velma Johnson, Harold
Best, James Taylor,2 of Exeter-and
jt A, McLaughlin,
■ ' Mr. an,d Mrs. Stewart will reside
in London,
guests
repast
bridal
THE LATE ANGUS MURRAY
f Angus Murray died at his. home
op. Main St. oh Wednesday night.
The deceased.,was in lijs 76th year
an.d h.ad' retired to 'town last spring.
He was born tin Stahley where he
farmed for a number of years and
inter selling the homestead he mov-‘
ed to the Sauble- Line, now the Blue.
Water Highway, and from there to
a‘;fUrm ill. Tuckersmith, east of Hen-
s>U. He ■ is survived by his widow
and a family of four, two sons Gar
net, of Usboime. and; Cecil, of Tuck-
ejSmith, and two daughters, Mrs.
Robert’ Talbot, of Edmonton and
Mrs. Wm. R. McKewen, of London.,
Besides, three sisters survive, " Mrs.
George Saunders, of Toronto, Mrs.
Wni, Palmer, of .Hamilton and Sifts.
•(Rev.) R. Murray, of Chicago.
The funeral was held on, Friday
t'Q. Bayfield ’cemetery. .The service
Was.'in charge of Rev. C. J. Moor-
hhusK Of Main St, United -church,
mem-
of the
q'f:'Which the. deceased was a
per, assisted by Rev. J. Foote
Pjresbyterian church.
J^lTlI OF PARKHILL’S *‘
OLDEST RESIDENT
s- xwsi;- ■t vf i *■
(hURD OF-i^HANKS.^
Mrs;- Angus. Mti/Fay anyesmily de-
,-sire -to exptes^fheir j^ete thanks
the manyjflAIgh
the kin
■tended dinh
,nnd death*
CARD OF THANKS'
& Mary
: Kir. His-
ptlvate w*
Mr. and
e remains
•M
word
gregation-
[lic and *High
;v' are. hereby
osed until, Mon-
1929,. by order
Health. ■ . .
c. h; S21NDEM
Chairman
9, 1929.
BIRTHS -1
General
January
HEYWOOD—- lit. the Exeter
, .Hospital on Saturday,
5 th, to Mm and Mrs, Gordon “Hey
wood, of Usborm?, a. son. ■ .1
WEBBt—At Grand Bend,, January
5th, to Mr« and Mrs* Elgin ’dTebb
a daughter. „ . ”"
iCENNEDYr-In Usborne-„on Wednes
day, January’ 2nd .to Mr.; and iMfs,
Edgar Kennedy, (hee Marjorie
Gollings) a 'daughter^ Donna Ber
nice.
removed to her own home; also to
the many friends and neighbor^ of
that community for the kindness
and sympathy aii/1 ais^./Rev, Mr. Ir
win and Choir df Centralia church;
to the siinday WWoi and the nhtttMi
for the fiowerMand to others who’
sent flowers and loaned their cats^ !
Word has been received of the
death of Mr. Wm. W’slake, of W-
burn, Sask., a former resident
this community, Mr. KetWks was
at one tihm a blacksmith at Exeter'
and also- at i»mw»
Korslake- of tow and
Shell , are brother and
Mr, Robert
Mrs. William,
sister
of
of
on
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MARRIAGES
WALKER-—DAVIS—At the TriVitt
rMemorlai chircli on Wednesday,
January 9th, Miss .Josephine Davis
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel
Davis, to Mr. otto Walker, son
Mr, and Mrs. Oswald YVaiker,
Cromarty, by Rev* W. Jones.
y DEATHS
KERSLAKE—In Weybitrn, Sask.,
Friday,-January 4th-; William
Kersiake, age 74 years, 11 mos,
ISAAC—in Stephen Tp., Lot 16,> Gon
22,-on Bunday, Jatitfety 6, 1929,
Henry Isaac, in his sstlt year.
WALKER—In Usborno Tp„ on Fri
day, January the 4th, 19<29, $fary'
Clark, widow of the into James
. Wdikeryaged 77 ^years,' $ months,
, a'nu days.
AFFL^ON—In Hensen on Tues
day, January sth, 1929, Thomas
Winfred Appleton, In his - 42nd
yebr*
WARD—in Detroit, on Friday, Jan
uary 4th, Cora Hod-gins,* beloved
Wife of CL Ward and daughter
of the lata hir, and Mr& Jamesdt the late- Mr* and Mr&
lodging, of Credlton.
Wj Can Help r<u
Our' method < -xs
complete and qur &rwa m.o,dg.r<to<r
Office hours 9.30 to 1'2 a,.m.
l,?0 to;5 p,m. ” ■ ?•;
Evening by appointment
S. FITTON ;
Phonp ?5w . OPTOMETRIBW
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Opera Hiouse, EXETER
Snell Re-Elected Reeve
Old Council Re-Elected *■ T".
K M# Sanders, W. IL Peiilmle., EIJ,
, .< -i ’nultis 'and Thus* Jones Elected,
tor School Board,
By-Law to Loan $10,000 to Colum
bia Handle .‘Works Carries, with
. big'MajOrltyrt
/Reeve C. B. ^nell-and all the old,
^embers of the Municipal Council1
were sustained at. the polls on Mon
day. Thus the ratepayers, have ex?
pressed their satisfaction, with -the
administration of the town’s affairs
during the past year* add have giyen
tl|e old council a mandate tq carry
op for another 12 months. In a three
cornered fight for the Reeveship c,
nV* Snell was, elected over Wr. D,
Sanders by a majority of 132 and a
majority over both candidates ’ of'
93j On Monday 583 votes were poll
ed , for Reeve as compared^ with
66.5- last year when Mi*. Snell’s .maj
ority was’ 263 over Mr, ‘Sanders/]
This year, ovring to% a recent auto 11
accident, Mr* Sanders was confined.
to his home and was unable to meet
the yoters.
As will be seen by the above fi
gures the vote- this year was not
nearly as'heavy as last year. Sick-’
ness, no doubt, had1 much to do with
the decreased vote. The weather
oil Monday was .cold and stormy very
similiar to what it was a year.ago
when pleasure sleighs were used to-
get out the vote. E,-: J. Christie
headed the polls both last year and
.this, the vote last year being Chris
tie’’42 5; Francis 40*3; Rivers 391
and Bierling 2911
For the Board of Education four
members have been elected, the
members having dropped out
new
old
■'■A
The. death took-place in Barkb.ill
on Suhddy of Mr* Moses Mawson the
oldest'resident Of the town at the
ripe ol’d age of 96 -years. Mr. Maw
son wds the father-in-law of Mr.
Thomas Appleton, of towm and
grandfather of Mrs,. Jv IL Sims, Ern
est and Gordon Appletpn. During,
the. Oldi .Boys’ celebration in Park
hill last summer Mr. Mawson had
the experience • Of ‘an aeroplane
flight. ■ The funeral was held Tues
day but owing to the. death of Mr.
Thomas, Appleton, .of - Hensail rela
tives’in-Exeter were unable to attend
the funeral in Parkhill.'
Kiu-
Jan-
I
Cameron, Thos.
Sanders, W, IX
Sn&ll, 0.B.
Bierling,
Christie,
DIED IN KINCARDINE
Thpre passed, away ,in4 the
cardine hospital, on. Thursday,
uary 3rd,. Mr.,Nicholas McAvoy, hq
having, passed away after a few*
weeks’ illness from an, acute attadk
of kidney trouble. The
lived nearly all his life
Line, just ,a few miles
dine, and is survived
Mrs. McAvoy, of town
Clifford , A. McAvoy,
Wingham; also hne sister, Mrs, Mar
garet josser and two. brothers, Pat
rick and John McAvdy, both of the
South-Line.- The funeral took place
Saturday -afteruRon from Mnrrison's J
Funeral parlors, Kincardine. Mrs. j
McAvoy and her sister, Miss Ample
Sanders attended the" funeral re-1
turning Tuesday evening, Mr, Mc
Avoy will.be reiiiembered here by1 a
numbmwaf our” residents, he having
lived hers fob seyeral years.
deceased, had
on the South
from Kincar-
by his wife,
and one son
druggist, ®f
HERALD MAN VICTIM
OF INFLUENZA
Mr. Thomas'Appletoil, of Hensail,
passed away Tuesday morning, a vic
tim Of; the influenza epidemic which
Is sweeping the country. The de
ceased, who Was a veteran of the
Great" War, WW in his 42 nd year. He
was taken* ill about two and a half
weeks'previous to hlb\death and for
a number of days he Was in a criti
cal condition.* He was horn on Jan
uary 27y 1887, on a farm West of
Mt. Carmel and in 1912 he was unit
ed in marriage with Miss Florence
Cook, .of Hiensali, who with two sons
Harold and Aidon mourn the loss of
a loving husband and father, He
served overseas in the Great War,
eniistitlg with the 16.1st battalion,
and following the close of the war
he was a resident of Exeter until in
1924 he mov&d to- Hensali whore ho
has been employed' aa sectionman
With the C.N.Rw;Besides his.’Wife
ana family Ij^^^ufVived by his
father, Mr». of Ex
eter; one Mfes. j, K.SIpm wd
: two br^theffei Wneit and Gordon, ail
of tbwih .'^he funeral, private, win
be held Thursday afterhoodj. inter*
mani & tM Exeter cemotefy.
SHIRTY AND pSGANG
/.Pep
/ AD^rssio^LgentS $i.oe
•iBdies^. f bringing Lunch will
m^ijufed 25 c. to defray necessary
lunch' expenses in case of Shortage..
EXETER DANCE COMMITTEE
r Danc'e Band »
from the runnij^. There were- five-
in the field ana Mrs. Beavers,
first woman ever to contest an elec
tion. in Exeter, although being de
feated, polled a very fine yote, /
Tjie By-law-to loan the Columbia
Handle and Lumber Co., of Londtta,
$10,000 foi' a period of-ten years,
for the purpose of loeating iri Exe
ter received little opposition at the
polls.- The.majority for the By-law
was 263’. The vote • necessary,
carry the-By-law was 233.
The returns were as follows:
Total
REEVI
................. » 2 .,12!...20' •'5 39
........ 83 r 21 206
.................. 90 139 so ' 29 338
tWNCILLORS
.......... 52 105 si;.'5 6 29'8 , V
...... ................85 143-.. . 1071“si ' 372 .
'. ,:.L5; ;. 1 ■ .346 . ,./
:. Yr - " 324 .L,
......-■ 88' '143 ". 97 ■>’39.367
........................63 -44
75
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' 43.
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'Rivets,'
Taylor,' John ....
Williams, G. N.
Councillors—Christie, Rivers, Ffancis and Bierling elected. ■
OF EDUCATIONBOARD
Beavers, Mrs. Roxie E. .... 46 94
Coultis, Eli ....... 101 ’132
Jones, T. ............ 79 102
Pen hale, W. H... 117 T36
Sanders, S. M. .... 139 143
Sanders, Coultis,.Penhale and Jones elected.
BY-LAW
'269'
359 •
:421
Majority 263.
Vote necessary to carry, 233
For ...............................;...... 85 99 89 33 306
Against .*..e...........;............... 11 19 13 0 .■43
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