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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25th, 1929 FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. 2894’
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SUNDIAL
any other&
the
ex-
and Mrs. R. Murphy,
Mildred Murphy and Mr. and
Miss
Mrs.’
Harold White and children spent
Sunday at Springbank.
This Store? will Close at 12 o’clock, noon, each Wednesday during June, July and August,
ALL ONE PRICE
The only all-in-one pattern. Easy to use, no waste of materi
price is so low that you can buy a pattern in the newest styles to
your wash dresses as well as your better dresses. We carry the
right in stock, all at one price only 15 cents each.
The
5 up
patterns
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Ladies’ HbsU at 19c. pr.
We clearing out a number of odd lines of ladies sil^and lisle hos
iery in black and white. Splendid for everyday wear, to clearJ(t 19c. a pr» or
3 pair 50c.
AU? girl’s wash dresses and boys’ play suits at grea
this month. •• ,
Children’s Socks— Many lines at- reduced prices to cle«
a yard.
reduced prices
SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT
Last Thursday evening about
thirty young ladies gathered at the
home of Miss Ella Dearing and presented Miss Ann Willard, hrfde-eiect
with a miscellaneous shower. The
gifts surrounded a chair decorated
with white streamers hanging from
the ceiling with a white bell in the
centre, After receiving the gifts
Miss Willard thanked everyone,
Music was rendered and refresh
ments served.
STUNG BY WASPS
On Wednesday of last week Mrs.
Wm. Elford', of Usb'orne, while out
picking berries had the misfortune
to be stung, by a couple of wasps
which, badly poisoned the body caus
ing considerable suffering. For a
time she was in a serious condition
parts of the body being badly swol
len but she is now getting along
nicely, Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hall, of Welburn, visited with her
over the week-end and a peculiar
coincidence was that a brother was
stung the same week with similar
results.
EXETER COUNCIL
3 :
welling at 2 per yard
tea. towelling,: six good JEoIors in checks and
•ice 29c. a ya¥d
Men’s Straw Hats
on sale /
SAILORS AT $1.25
PANAMAS, reg. $3.50 at $2
Linen Tea
' 'Extra- quality: all line
stripes, regularly worth 35
Men’s Farm. Boots
Panco or Leather Sole
ON SALE AT $3.50 -•a
erate Prices
. WOMEN’S
Bathing Slippers
All colors at 90c. a pair
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Peabody’s Combination
OVERALLS
Button front at $2.75 each
Jiffy front, reg. 4.75 at 3.75
Summer Gooffs at:
WOMEN’S
Leather Sole,
Dongola Kid Straps 1.50
All N Jv Goods
Pants, Etc.Men’s
Ouir men’s n<aVy and fine Worsted Suits can’t bef beat at $25.00. ■ Snjart . ,
new colors in boys’ and youths’ single and double-breasted Suits. Come .
and see the new models. Special values in Khaki Pants, Boys’ Khaki Shirts
and blouses, and pants to match.
Farmers Attention!
There is econo
Plymouth Gold
Twine as it gives g
aer pound, mor
heater strength,
factious compact
have a comp
pound
y in using
edal Binder
eater length
uniformity,
insect proof,
all.
te stock of hay
pitck forks &
Phone 32
paint covering service e^celli
talk it over with us.
COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIAL SALE
TRAQUAIR & LINDENFIELD
PHONE YOUR HARDWARE NECESSITIES TO NO. 27.
BIRTHS
DAVIS-— In Biddulpb, on Friday,
July 19th, to-Mr, and Mrs.
Davis, a daughter.
Eber
< MARRIAGES
. COATE^WILLARD —• In London*.
bn^Fr^ay;- -July ’19th, Miss Anna
Irene ;;Wil)ard','^augh-tor of Mrs,
‘ Mary Willard^ itavTwP., to Mr.
1 ’WilHQ.m «. Maurico Cbates, son.
Mr, ah'4 Mrs, ‘W’illian)., Coates,
“ Usborn^ W-, /
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of
CAR ANKS
awson wishes toMrs. WM-fred ____ ____
thank h manj^lfriends and neigh
bors for? their-ac -of kiminess
her during her recWnt illness;
HANKS
ani, family tvisli to
thanks to their
the kindness and
I during their re-
iso for the floral
f cars.
Mrs. W:
CAR
eir si
PE^hS
COOFER^-In Usborne Township, on’._ _
Friday, July 19th, 1929, Jonathan sickness and <mat
to
express
many friends
sympathy express
cent bereavement
tributes ahd loan
CARD 6F....dCHANKS
Mr, F. C, Fa;^iallland family do-
sire to express sinceros thanks
for tho kindnefeh e
nded during the
vu., ___ _ ____ j Mrs. Fairhail
Cooper, aged 79 years and 10 I alto .for the llbtal tMjiutes an& loanfr
mouths, I of cars. \ ]
SCHOLARSHIPS
The following are the scholarships
awards at the Exeter High
for the June examinations.
Form I
Bernice Gollings 809
'Adeline Stone 78 8
Stuart Horton 755
Honorable mention
(Marjorie Complin 745
Margaret Taman 7’43
■Florence Stewart 740
Form II
. Kathleen Strang 873
!•’. Joe Creech 868
Ruby Stone 867
’Honorable mention
Gordon Greb 821
School
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RETURNING TO BURMA
• ’• Rev. Ernest and. Mrs. Grigg,
sionaries to Burma, who for the past
year have been on furlough expect
■to sail from Montreal on August 2nd
for their former field of labor. Mr.
and Mrs. Grigg visited with Miss
•Grigg and Miss Mac-Faul for a week
■leaving here Saturday to visit var
ious places enroute to Montreal.
‘•They will sail for England and: ex-
»pect .to leave England the last of
■the. month to arrive\in India about
iOctoTier the 1st. Mr. and " Mrs.
Grigg\ have been missionaries in
Burma for the past 3 5 years. It
will be another seven years before
the next furlough. Mr. and (M|rs.
Grigg spent the winter in Texas.
Mis-
M'r. and Mrs. R. E. Pickard, of
town, and Mr/ and. Mrs. Melville-
Gladman, of London, are holidaying
at Grand Bend.
Monday, July 22, 1929
A. regular meeting of the Municip
al Council held in the Town, Hall.
All members present, Mr, L. Day,
Councillor-elect, having subscribed
to the oath of office took his seat.
The minutes of the meeting held
July 8th were read and approved,
also the minutes of the nomination
meeting held July 15th.
Letters were read from County
Engineer Patterson, re County road
committee, promising to meet with
the village council here at an early
date.
Letter from Deputy Povincial Se
cretary H. M, Robbins, re patient
Mrs. William. Filed.
Mr, "VV. T. Hewett addressed the
council and presented a signed peti
tion asking that action be taken at
once to enclose the lowei’ creek
drain. Petitions shows the names
Of six subscribers. The council will
make further investigation. Peti
tion placed n file.
The auditors report for June was
received, read and accepted on mo
tion of Bierling and Rivers/Carried.
A letter and statement of account
from Dr, D. Busby, London, re
garding operation for Mr. Sims. No
action.
The policy of the Canadian Gener
al Insurance Company re village
public liability was examined and
accepted on motion- of Francis and
Bierling.
Tenders for gravel were opened
.and read as follows: P. E. Dearing,
$1000; 1 Geo. R. Ferguson $1245;
Ralph W. Batten $6.40 per cord;
Arthur R. Dick $7.00 per cord; W:
J. Preszcator $6.50 per cord; Wes
ley Atkinson $4.90 per cord; Har
old MoFalls $4.70 per cord. The
tender of Mr. Harold McFalls at
$4.70 pei’ cord was accepted on mo
tion of Francis and Bierling and car
ried. *
The following accounts were read
and ordered paid: Canadian General
Inurance Co. Ltd.; Liability Insur
ance $90.00; The Wick-wire Print
hop-printing account $17.50; Copp
Builders 'Supply «.Co., Ltd., London,
tile $11.00; The Centralia co-opera
tive Co., Ltd., Centralia, - cement
$31.25; William Russell, labor and
seed, library account $7.i50; Thos.
Sanders, labor $29.10; Henry Smith-
labor $27.60; Jn.o. Parsons, labor
$24.60,; George Ford,..lahpr Xl-ChOO
Geo. Smith, labor $15.00; Edward
Coo'inbes,;'labor $20.10; Jn.o, Hun-
kin, labor $24.10; Norman McDon
ald, labor $5.60; Thos. Hunkin, la
bor $15.60; Thos. Houlden, labor
$9.00; Peter Coleman, team labor,
$46.75; R. E. Davis, team labor
$27.50; Jno. Cornish, labor $10.50.
Cemetery accounts—Cecil Rowe
sand $2.50; Percy Webber, labor
$25.80; Wm. Smith, labor. $3'3.90;
Passed on- motion of Bierling and
We Can Help Yon to See
Our method of
complete and our
Office hours
1:30 to 5 p.mf
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Rev. Jas. Foote, of Carleton Place,
who is holidaying at his farm home
near Varna, occupied the pulpit of
Caven Presbyterian Church on Sun
day. Many of his old friends were
delighted to hear him and. rene.w
his acquaintance. M'r. Foote will
preach again next Sunday morning.
A sundial for the grounds of
late Dr. Hyndman has been on
hibition in the show window of S.
Martin & Son. The sundial was de
signed in Toronto and forwarded to
England to be engraved. The fam
ily crest dated from 15 78 in. Scot
land with the motto “‘True -a^ the
Dial to the Sun.” is the basis of the
dial. The pedestal was designed
and made by Mr. Harry Gidley, .it
resembles very closely a marble ped
estal and is a credit to the maker and'’
has attracted considerable interest.
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MUSICAL EXAM. RESULTS
The results for the music examin
ation-held in July at the Exetpr
centre were as fOlolws.: Piano Prim
ary grade, Misses Merna and Doro
thy Simms, Exeter, 82 and. 83 marks,
respectively, pupils of Miss Dorothy
Grassick A.L.C.M.
, Miss Carrie Wynne, of Woodham,
primary grade 86 marks, pupil of
MisS Myrland. Wynne. Miss Leia
Moliard, Shipka, advanced intermed
iate grade, 86 marks, ,-pupil of Miss
Pearl Wood, A.L.C.jMl
Misb Gertrude Cartim.
ham, primary grade, 80
Dorothy Welsh, Exeter,
grade (Violin- 69 marks. 1 .
Interniodiate piaho, Miss- Rota
oko, Exeter, 77 marks. Advanced
intremediate, Miss Marguerite Amy,
Credi-ton, 78 -marks; Miss Viblet
{ Squire, Woodham, 79- marks; Miss
Elaine Capihi, Woodham, 72 marks;
Master Scott- Thomson, London,1/88
<- mihrls’s.; ”-Senfor grade, Miss I|^2ei
Earl, zildn, 79 marks, pupils ufwrk
Gambrill. W.
Mr, W. H. Shinn, of Winnipeg,
presided at the examination.
Marks -obtainable 65 Is -a pass, 75
first class and 85 honors,
J
of Wood
marks, Mfes
elementary
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’scheduled game
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gone.
ft 25c. and 15c.
led
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of the' sene:
see the
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mr Costings Ready And- Be
b?here Fo#The Fun
for Children’s and Adults’
|, Chajucter and.’ Fancy
| . aostumes . -
BVUGflTER MUSIC FUN
feseffn Costume Admitted
I'Jree To Casino
yL-IE. MELROSSAl
AND HIS S-PIECE ORCHESTRA
COMING —
“McKINNEY’S CHOCOLATE
DANDIES”
Riyers.-Carried^ »
Adjourned by Rivers
/ . Jos, .Senior, Clerk.
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FLOWERJSHOW
All members ofjthe Exeter Horti
cultural ^Society Especially the Dir
ectors) who are interested in haying'
a Flower
ted to mee
library on
is year are reques-
he 'basement of the
y evening at 8 p#n.
7m. Ward, President.
■ AFTER S^TDAYS PHENOMENAL SEALING IN EXET&R
. x A. E. BUSWElX
Jr Announces Absolute and Final Close-put of
.JfRS.;A. YEO-DOWN’S |tQCK
Doors Open 9 a.m. Come early and secure of wanted|and weryday Dry
Jr ■ Goqds and household merchandise at prices vhich
/ DCtaBLE AND QUAD^UP?LE
* • \-The purchasing power of every dollar bill |
ST CHANCE SATURDAY,
a“MuswellXorp|
EVERYTHIN^WITHOUT AN^TOCEPTION-AWSl
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to the bone and deeper. Thastock must be forced out of the d]
Yeo-Dowu’s store—-the key% mu’st be 'hatidedF
night--and. thje- store must be .empty* - >
over to the
•s of Mrs. A.
ier Saturday
Make -the Prices %resisti|le any UnEeataMe
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