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AT THIS STORE
Thursday, June 20
If you have any foot troubles, come and consult the foot ewert.. .This
.is an opportunity■ that comes only once a year...Why go though the.hot
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weather,.suffering with you’i’ feet when youv can get relief,
comes to Exeter is the-same one who goes to all the.bi;
' Scholl’s, apiMiances, so you get the best advice that is poss. ’
Remember the Date — Thursi
There is No Charge for Consultation
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Ladies’ Slippers at $3.75 a pair. One table o£plippers in the new style
Pumps, straps or ties. We haven’t all sizes in es^n line, but there are some
good sizes in the lot. Spld regulaily at $5.00 Jmd $6.00 both Cuban andi
high heel^ ^j.l^Per pajjg $3»75. ..
Men’s and Boy’s Suits, j Solf Pants, Etc.
About 25 smart Tweed Suits, in new KgWt shades at' $18.00
Boys’ 2-pant|Suits, one long and one g^f pant at $10.00 to $12.50.
Boys’ smart j
Men’s good pvery-
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olf-pants at $2.50 a panJ? Men’s per pair $3.75.
day suits on sale at $10.1
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to $15.00 sizes 36 to 44.
“Klipgtite” Bathing Suits
We have a sp^pndid stock of bathing suits for Ladies, Men and Child-
rife, including the ^ell-known “KLINGTlTE” Brand. Plain black is one of
the most popular colors shown this season. We also * have many colors to
choose fromjat reasonable prices.
Ladies Sniocks a
We have just received a shipment of good quality ladies’ smocks and.
Hoover dresses in. popular plain jtolors to retail at $1.50 and $1.95 each.
“Hoover” Dresses
•t^ewJSlebyel^S‘DresS'es'-at"$8?95'
Just Arrived! - The'^ew SHk Celanese Presses in plain popular colors,
sleeveless, very special thif month at $8.95. each. 1
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TRUNKS, SUIT CASES and CLUB BAGS now ready for the holiday season.
Phone 32
TUDHOPE
RANGETTES
Prices range from
$25.00 up to $39.00
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Equipped With standaial'M.-
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high, medium or low. ,
Constructed of heavy gauge
metal, is electrically . spot
welded, ensuring strength ■
and exceptional wear.
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fumes and at about one-quat-
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l|pt plates have chromium
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St tarnish.’;
Jugettes are attractively
fmished in either grey, blue,
green or- orange enamel —
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TRAQUAIR & LINDENFIELD
PHONE 1OUII HAH»WAltt: NEOESSIMBS to NO. 27.
BIRTHS
Hay bn Wednesday,
an4 Mrs.
(Audrey
ELDER—In
June Sth, 1929, to Mr.
Ben Elder a daughter,
Mariom )*
^COPELAND—in L’sborno,
day, June the' 9th to Mr.
Allow Copeland, a
oMarlaii Kathleen).
BICE— On ’Tuesday, Jun® 4th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Bice, of the 2nd
Concession of MeGIilivray, a dau
ghter,
M1LL&R—At. 14th con. Hay Town-
->hip' on May 23rd to Mr. aftd Mrs.
Walter Miller, a daughter, < «
^G-REEN—At Grand. Solid, on May
28th, to Mr. and Mrs. xvati Green,
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McBRXDE—At Stanley Township, on
Muy 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
McBride, a daughter.
PATTERSON—At Stephen Township
op May 30th, to Mh. and Mrs, L.
Patterson, a daughter.
oh sun*
anti Mrs.
daughter,
SUFFERED A STROKE
Mrs. Alary J. Christie, of Simcoe
St., suffered''^ paralytic stroke early
Saturday morning. She had risen in
the morning and was preparing to
come .up town but when the milk
man called she was' found lying on
the floor and unable to., speak, th^
right side of her body being paraly
lyzed, !$he is at present confined
to her bed in a critical condition,
PERCEVAD—STRANG
A quiet wedding was solemnized
in North Bay on Friday, 'June' '/th,
when Annie Marion, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. Strang', UsbOrne, was
united in marriage to Allan Wilfred
Perceval son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Perceval, of Cobden, Ont. by Rev.
A. Small. The bride looked charm
ing in her travelling dress of rose
beige georgette with shoes, and .hat
to match. Mr.. and .Mrs. Walter
Cook, of Timmins, were the only at
tendants, Following the oeremony
the happy couple left on a motor
trip to eastern points. £>n their re
turn they will reside a^Rouyn, Que,
SrEXETER COUNCIL
Monday, June 10, 1929
regular meeting of the Muni-
Council was held in the Town
Absent Councillor Christie
who is very ill,
The minutes of the meeting held on
May 27th were read and approved.
A circular letter from J. A. Carroll,
of - the Ontario Department of Agri
culture, regarding weeds and their
control and refering to the meeting
held at Clinton on June 5 th.
A card expressing appreciation
fronn Mr. E. J. Christie re kind
thoughts as expressed in a letter as
forwarded to Mr. Christie was read
and ordered filed.
M'r. Higgins, of the Globe Indem
nity Co., addressed ‘ the council re
the, renewal of the policy of Indemn
ity Insurance. Held over until the
next meeting.
A deputation comprising Mi’. S.
M. Sanders, Mrs. Cottle and Mr. Hew
ett addressed the/couricil urging the
closing 'of the Creek Drain. The
Council will investigate.
Messrs. Complin and Beavers -on
behalf of the Chamber of Commerce
asked aid and co-operation from the
council regarding the First of July
^celebration. Aid was promised sub
ject to gate receipts of the day.
) Mr. Esli Heywood asked f3t a con
crete walk from Andrew St., East,
.along Laughall St. and in front of
■his property. The council promised
;i;o consider.,
,, The order for sewer pipe as re
squired for the school board was ap-
■■prov^d. _ *
> The Street Commissioner was in
structed to place ten inch tile in the
^drains leading from the’ School yard.
,if;such-can be secured.
L JThe auditors report for May was
Jdad and accepted,
.^5The following accounts w,ere,. read
h ‘and^ordered 'Jiaid': Chambers Bros.,
, bell ringing $8.00; jho. Hunter, an
gle iron, $1.50 ; W. E. Pfaff? Hensail,
' tile-$29.20; R. E/.Davis, team labor
1 library $4.50; George. Atkinson, Ia-
, bor $3.75; Jno. .Parsons, labor $19.-
50; John Hunkin, labor $30.80; N.
McDonald ditto $15.30; Thos. San-
i 'ders ditto $9.00; George Smith laboi*
$5.75; Henry Smith ditto $3.00; Rd.
Quance ditto $6.25; Fred Hunkin
constable $3.00; Henry Parsons con
stable $.3.00.
Cemetery accounts: Percy Webber,
labor $36.00; Wm. Smith, labor
$36.00; H. T. Rowe, gasoline $9.80.
1 Passed on motion of Rierling and
■ ^Francis and carried
social wll e held at Cen-
Thui^dqy/ June 20th, fol-
lay by the young
’can United church- * -
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tralia on.
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people of
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How about that calitbumpian stunt
bring it out to/Exdter on July 1st.
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I Adjourned by Rivers. ,
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SWEET— In Stephen Tonship, Lon
don Road south on Sunday, June
. 9th, 1929, James Sweet,
his 89 th year.
s. Senior, Clerk
Sr., in
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs?. Albert E. Neil wish
to announce th§ engagement of their
only daughter, VMabel, to Frederick
T. Seers, only ^on of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas’'Seers, the mhrriag® to take
place in June. -
KELLETT-jrfn loving memorftol a
dear hmdbaiid and fathei* wh<| died
two jrnars ago June 15th, ' *Z- • 4IDeey’in the helOf^a loved one!
In-memory’s frJ
Because he was!
His charming w
Are a pleasure
He had a kindlj WHJVXi
And died beloved by all.
Ever remembered by his loving
wife, son, daughter and grandchil-
PPdren,
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irt lies a picture hope to
ime’we 31Kt.ll keep it lone of the best
|iys and smiling face
lo recall
mvord for each
IN MEMORIAM
Xn loving myhbry of
llANIEJjirWOOB
if ehte|6d Into rest on
15th, lte ?
WED., JUNEJ9th
Game called a<5.30 ’
SARNIl VS.
This is the first game the
series in Exeter. Con® out to seo
the locals ^gei off to Ja better starts
in tins series.’, J . .
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, Admission 2o and 15c.
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MARRIAGES
LAYTON—MEDD—At the "Main St..
United Churc’f parsonage on Wed-
hesday,. June 6th, Miss Nelli®
Medd, daughter of Mi*. and Mrs.
John 11/Medd, of Exeter, to Mt%
Geo. W. Layton, of London, ^by
Rev, C. J, Moorhouse.
jpERCEVAI^-STRANG-—At North
■Bay on Friday, June 'fth, Aunt®
Maridh, daughter" of Mr. and Mrs, .
Henry Sh'ang, of Usborne,' to Mr.
Allen Perceval, sob. of Mr. <nd
Perceyhl, of Cobtlen,*Sirs. Alex
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S.in<|^Iy mourned by the
daughters cd
In loving memory of
John) melviiJ!!e down
Wd, JUihF 13, JW
Sadly by bis parents
brvtlfer ahd sisters
PIONEER PASSES
One of the oldest residents of the
community. passed1 away Sunday in
the person of Mr. James Sweet, aged
89 jeariL. The deceased^ was born on
the 5 th day of January/iSIO^on the
farm south of Exeter now owned by
Mr. Milo Snell. His father, William
Sweet, with his wife Mary Jones,
emigrated from Devonshire, ' Eng
land, and raised a large family of
which Janies is the last surviving
member. He .began his early career
on a farm on the Lake Road hear
Sarepta remaining in that occupa
tion for a short time. After leav
ing there he iab.ored as a mason’s
helper then took up brick-laying and
plastering, etc., which he followed
until a few years ago when he grew-
onions and being very fond of bees
became an aparist. In religion he
was a Bible Christian but later in-
dentified himself and family with the.
Church of England and was a faith
ful adherent to that faith. In poli
tics he was a Conservative. In early
life he married Margaret Corbett, of
St, John, Ont. and they lived together
a Jong married life having enjoyed
that rare privilege of celebrating
their diamond’ weddingi jubilee. His
wife predeceased him three years
ago. The family consisted of twelve
children fbur of whom have died.
Those surviving are Samuel, of Exe
ter; (Susan) Mrs. Jerry Egan, at
home; . AM, S. A. McCallum, of Lon
don; (Sarhj Mrs. G. A. FergusbU, of
Toronto; James, o.f Lucan; Robert
and Frank, of Sarnia; Frederick G.f
Sault St®, Marie, ont., all of whom
with the exception of Fred wei'e here
for the fuheraL The latter was ab
sent because of his teaching'duties.
The pall-bearers were Silas Stanlake, •
Thomas Sanders, William Sanders.
Herbert Ford, Richard Davis and Ba
sil Preszcator, being chosen by him
from families of his boyhood days.
Flowers were sent fejt many friends,
and included wreaths, from the Im-'
pedal Oil Co., Sarnia, and the Brick
layers* tfnlony Rev. Av, Jones, rec
tor of Trlviit Memorial Chuveh, con
ducted the fufteral.* sfervlc® at the
home at two o’clock Tuesday -after
noon, jptermont. in the Exeter ceme
tery.
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CALITHUMP
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FLOATS
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AUTOMOBILE
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ED BICYCLE
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ATED HORSE AND
SHICLE ,s
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RESENTED PUBLIC
ROOM IN PARADE
Prizes
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Prizes: 1st $10.; 2nd $5.; 3rd $3.
BALL GAME
LONDON VS. EXETER
Commencing at 10:30 o’clock
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THAMES ROAD UNITED
SUNDAY SCHOOL -
Anniversary
Services
SUNDAY^ JUNE 23 rd
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Strawberry! Festival
and Concert
TUESDAY, JUNE 25th.
Air. and Mrs. F. H, Dqyn.^an*
Miss Marie, of Woodstock, ylsite®
with Rev. J. W. and Mrs; tfown over
the week-end. MA aifd Mrs. 'A. bT,
Kenna, of Sti^tfOrd, also visited
with Mr.-and5 Mrs, Down,* on Sun
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Demonstration & Picnic
al GRAND BEND, HURON COUNTY, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19th, 1929
for ull the Liberals and Citizens generally ofjkuron, Middlesex,.
Perth,-Oxford^ Lambton, and the City of London
The Federal MembersUfrom all SouthwestoM Ontario and also .f ,
the Ontario Federal Cabinet Ministers^ill be present.
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The picnic will b& honoured witb ^hc presence of *
HON. ERNEST lIpIONTE, Minister of Justice
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HON. W, D. EULER,!, Minister of National ReVent^
HON. J. MALCOLM, |\1ihister Trade and Commcrcq.
SENATOR RANKIN, 1WELL&G.TON HAY, M P.
ROSS GRAY, M. P. an MISS GERTRUDE RANKIN,
President of thb Ontario Liberjh WomenY Association.
WILL BE THE ItRINCfFAL SPEAKERS ,
HON. J. C ELLIOTT,
........ . . „ £Tho Public Meeting will be <spcme< at 2 p.ni. by Mi‘. Thomas Mtc-
Milian, M.F., of South' Bnnn^iMd Mr. F the
Liberal Whip r<>$the Vrovined »
Com® with youj* baskets and bringltyour farfliifes and sishhd a
pleasant/day U the ialetests c-f Llberulfem in Canada.
ZURICH BANG IN ATtENDANCE.s
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