The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-08-29, Page 1ESTABLISHED 1873
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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 29th 1929
This Store will Close at 12 o'clock, noon, each Wednesday during June, Julrana August.
l3ack to Scho !
School Days will, soon be here. The Girls an Boys will need.
New Oxfords or Running Shoes, Suits, Dress , Stockings, Sox,
v Caps, Etc. You will find \most .of these r uirements at this
• store at Very Reasonable Prices. We also ave a few Specials
to AA we would draw.you attention.
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Runnf ing Shoes Oxfords,'Etc
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BrOwn Canvas Oxfords, crepe soles @ $1
and $1.25. • ,
Boys' .large 1 to 5 high runriing.'shoes, the
regular baseball shoe regular $2.50 at $1.49,
They can be had in Brown or Black and
White. •
Boys'. Brown. Oxf ds sizes 1 to 5 on sale
at 000 per pair.'
School Girls xfords#POffiis
tippers, Pumps, Fancy
11; alio low prices on
e for 'school.
See our new
Oxfords etc. for F
Outing Shoes suita
• Boy' School Suits at $5.00
Thi;s wonderful bargain. Where you ,
a nice smart suit in ages 8 to 15 ,
year regular price $12 to $15 for $5 you
can ut school expenses low. They are,
ro e with, bloomer. pants, the colors are '
d and"they will stand hard wear.
oys Bloomers & Odd Pants.
,,Ftp.y4 Tweed •• sale,
Bove Cottonade Bloomers. on- sale
Boys' Khaki Bloomers or long pants @ $1.
Boys' Khaki Pants arid Bloomers, very best
best quality at each O.%
of Ladies
The fir it s
spection. New
look them over.
-SH(WING
-Girls' Fall and Winter Coats
nd winter coats are now ready for your in -i
terials, new low prices. Come early and.
LADI D MISSES' FUR COATS
We can save the buyer a good many dollars on fur coats. We
have exceptionally goo 'Valuejs in Muskrat and French Seal coats vat the
present time: Let us you lthese coats.
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Stampea rfflow Cases at 98c. a air
A real bargain this week in ,a beautiful quality of pillow cases, 42 in.
siZe. Stamped in good designs, -on sale at only 98ca pair.
REAL BARGAINS in Many Lines of Summer Goods
Phone 32
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Midsummer Specialties
WE HAVE A FEWSPECIAL
MID -SUMMER
Galvanized Water Pails . .
Tin Pails
Galvaniz Clothes Line lie - -39e. per 100 ft.
Copper ilers $3.09 each
Aluminu Preserving reifies 79c.
Alumip Percolator . • If 4 • 79c.
Aluminu Daisy K let . . 59c.
98c.
Granite ater P
Granite % ash D. es 25c.
ES LEFT IN OUR ,
ALE --
25c. each
. . 25c. each
We have fid supply of Belt Laces, Alligator Laces, Oils &
Sail - and other threshing needs.
Grease 1.5c. per pound in bulk.
Oilers, Belt Di
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TRAQUAIR & LINDENFIELD
WON') YOUlt ititiftwAnu NECESSITIES TO NO. 27.
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COD TRANItS
TbokxsentliXte ,bf the liorticult-
11wil Society -Wish to thank all tbe
exhibitorg, for helping to make the
flower show such a suedes's, They
are also grateful tot' help .given by
•••the different inenthers and to the
' L 0, 0. for the use of the build-
ittg for the exhibit, -
W. WARD, Prid
esent.
cAlto or *nous.
Thr. feralW.of 'Cho .Ittin Mr.:. Mex.
Psyior t '-iNpreF,cf their sincere.
titank to the' ;hauls ;And neighbors'
tor their atthiiince and tolton.9 'of
dtir -g her illness and
dentlsc, also to lev. Mr. Rhodes and
Irietelyerg of CON' it cheirt and for the
loan Of elites.,
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EXETER COUNCIL
AlOnclaY,'AUgust 26th, 1929
A regular meeting of the mut-
; cipal council was held in the town
hall, all. members present, The min-
utes of the meeting held August341
together with the Special meeting
of August 17th were read and ap-
proved. Letters were then read, as
follows:
From Mr. hr. J. Agnew making
application for a license for a bil-
liard parlor. In view of the recent
• rote, no action taken.
The requisition from the School
Board for the sum, of ten thousand
dollars for school purposes was read
and ordered placed on file.
The permit .as iSsued, to Mrs. E.
F. Willis to remove the iron balcony
from in front of her property wila
approved.
A petitipn from Mrs. Elizabeth
Turnbull for a concrete walk from
and across the front of her property
connecting With th,e pavement :on
Wellington' Street.. T.lie same was
granted' on motion of givers and
Bierling.
The tenders for the work on the
lower creek drain from Mr. John
'Hunkin was read. After discussion
the council decided to clean out the
bed of the drain on motion of Bier -
ling and Day. •
The auditor's report for July was
read and accepted on motion of Riv-
ers and Bierling.
The clerk' to order 5 barrels of
tarvia for road repair ,work.
The rate for street watering for
:the season was fixecLat 10c. per foot
'frontage as of previous years other
thaii property changes. Motion of
;Rivers and Francis.
The following Accounts were read
.and ordered paid: Hillary Horton,
repairs $5.40; Ross -Taylor Co., lum-
ber $64.45; Times -Advocate, .print-
ing, $113.60; Peter Coleman, team
labor, $2.75; Thos. Houlden, labor
°A. & B. $1.50, Fire Dep't $2, $3.50;
;Jno. Parsons, labor $12.60; Edward
'Coombes, labor $14.10; Hy. Smith,
labor $14.10; Thos. Sanders, labor
;1.50; Geo. Smith, labor '$27.50;
'Jas. Parsons, labor $10.75; William
Winer, labor $6.00; Jno. Northcott,
86.00; Jonathan Kydd, team labor
'and gravel $150.40; Jno. L. Kydd,
teain labor $1.50.
Cemetery accounts: Wm. Smith,
ahor $32.10; Frank Taylor, labor
'844'Hilla7ty Horton, 'renairs, $2:35;'
Reis -Taylor Co., lumber $42.95;
Times' - Advocate, printing $1.50.
Passed on motion of Bierling and
Francis. •
Adjournment by Day.
JOS. SENIOR, Clerk.
The fire department were called
• to the home of Mr. WM. Andrew
on Thursday afternoon of last week,
fire having broken otic in one of the
bedrooms. It was quickly brought,
under control, little damage being
done.
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CARD Or`tILL liS
Mr. \Vm. l3rIahoinbehiid family
wishto eXtend heir sWeere thank
to the neighbors nxIstl'iends iti Lon-
don," else in Exe r for the kindness
and sympathy ext tuled during their
recent bereayem t also for the
floral trlbutosancl to the minister
In charge.
;Mr, Georgt flirts
wiph to express the
to the many eigl
for the kind Ss
aborti &Wing
of their dear w
for Um inany fl
iloar. eat.
OHS
ily
sialtanks
frienas
sympoPit.
and death:
'Mother, also
ributes and the
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-BIRTHS
MARRINAN—In McGillivray Twp.,
on Wednesday, August 28th, to
Air. and Mrs. Patrick Marrinan,
a daughter.
KERSLAKE—In Usborne, on Thurs-
day, August 22nd, to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kerslake, a daughter
(Olive Ilene)
HARNESS -At Pt. Edward, on Wed-
nesday, August 21st, to Mr. and
Airs. Czar Harness, a son.
DEATHS
STANLABLE—In Clinton, on Satur-
day, Auguit 24th, Henry Stanlike
aged 70 years, 4 months and 10.
TRU,EMNER *In Zurich, eit Fyiday
(floalyin.orly of Stephen, aged 78 'yrs.
August 23rd, Heni•y• Truemner,
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RIIRNICK—Lot 23, Coll, 4, Usborne
on Monday, August 26th," Edward
Franklin Kernick, aged 64 years
and 18 days,
BRIMACOMBE—In London, on Fri -
d -ay, August 23rd, Ruched Legree,
beloved wife of Wm. Brimacombe,
of Exeter, in her 58th year.
BLATCHFORD— Usborne, on
Friday, August 23rd, Rachel
• Blight, beloved wife of the late
John Blatob ford, lit iter 75th
year.
PlNKISEINER—At Alt..Toseph's nos.
pital, 'London, on Monday, August
26, Michael Pinkbeiner, of Cred-
iton aged 75 years, 5 months and
24 days;
'WOODS—Suddenly, in.:* Angeles,
Cal. on Mendel, Aug, 26th„ Percy
Gilbert Woods. son of Mr: and
• Mrs. Jno. Wood, aged 45 /ears
and 2 months.
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CARD Oti
The children f.
Blatchford desir' •
sitIcero thanks, o
neighbors for t e
tended 'eluting' tl-
ment, also -ice e
Ca loan of auto:4,
Titt.4iN15.1.4
the' lat achael
'to e d their
tIonds and
sympathy ex
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recent bereave -
floral tributes and
EXETER HIGH SCHOOL
The attention of the ratepayers of
Exeter, and also of all High School
students is called to the remarkable
showing in the'results of the Upper
School,' Departmental Examinations,
as printed elsewhere in this paper.
In several subjects a clear 100 %
passes were obtained by the students
and Inother subjects better than
90 %. Very few schools in the "co-
vince can boast of better 'results
than Exeter, which reflects most
creditably on the staff pf teachers
who made thege results possible.
Pupils should register at once for the
next term which opens September 3
as a large enrohnent is expected.
DIED SUDDENLY
Word was received in Exeter on
Monday by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wood
Of the sudden death of their son,
Mr. Percy Gilbert Wood, of Los An-
geles, Cal., death being caused by
angina pectoris. The deceased was
born in Exeter and spent his early
life here, leaving town when a young
man. He- was aged 45 years. and
2 months. Nine years ago he visit-
ed with his parents. Besides his
parents he 18 survived by an. only
sister,1MrS. Wm. Melville, of town,
The reinains are being brought to
Exeter from California and are ex-
peeted to arrive the latter part of
the week when -a private funeral will
be held. The sympathy of many
friends will 'be extended to the ber-
eaved.
ACCIDENTS
Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Triebner, of Stephen, met with an
accident when he got his hand
caught in the cog 'wheels of one of
the farm implements. One finger
was broken and badly lacerated.
James Brintnell, oldest Son of Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Brintnet, Of town,
had the misfortune to get his right
hand caught in a pull0 on the farm
of his Uncle, Mr. Clarence Smith,
of Centralia, on Friday last. The
little finger of his right hand was
broken and the flesh on the next
finger to it WaS buried to the belie.
RESIDENCE SOLD
The fine briCk•honie on Main I.
the residence of the late Mrs. 'Wil-
bert Mt:Palls, has been purehated
by Mr, Harry Inworthy, who gets
nOssesien October lst. Mr. Mid rvlirs,
Garnet Flynn are moving into the
residence on Laughall St. Oecupled
by Mrs. C Pilon
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS'
Miss Jean Coates, .daughter of ,Mr,,
and Mrs, All Coates, of •Usborne, was
taken ill, with an acute attack of
,4.111)ehdieitia and -.011 Sunday after-
noon underwent -an operation at Or.
Fletcher's hospital. The operation
was performed by Dr. ,Grant,-., of
London, Miss :Coates is at present'
in a critical condition but her rnaP)'
friends will hope for her speedy .re•:'
covery...
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CLANDEBOYE MAN DU.* .
DRIVING AUTOMOBILE
Seized with a heart attack while
driving his automobile In IVIoorsville
Tuesday; night .about 8 o'clock, Mos-
es Simpson, a resident of Clande-
boye, expired in his car before lielP
could reach him, He had been a life-
long resident of Middlesex, being
born in McGillivray- township, late
establishing himself on a farm near
Clandeboye, He is survived by two
sons, Joseph, of Clandeboye, and
Bruce, of London, and three daugh-
ters, Mrs. John Cohoon, Birr; Mrs.
John Whight, Clifford, and Mrs. L.
C, Boyle, of predeceased him by: one year,
Local News •
Mr. Reg Befayerft ,spent the week-
end in Sarnia ,and indsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Kernick, .of Blyth,
spent Tuesday with Miss J. Hodgert
Miss 'Minna Yellow spent the past
week visiting with friends in Leam-
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harvey and
Mrs. A. Gillies spent a, few days last
week visiting in Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Skinner attend. -7
ed the wedding of their niece, Miss
Irene Steels, of London, on Monday
to Mr. Win. Anderson, of Cochrane.
Messrs. Joe and RayMond Fraser
and their mother and sister Marg-
uerite, also their little niece Betty,
of Detroit, visited over the week-
end with the former's brother, Mr.
Will Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jaques visited
over the weekend in Guelph with
the latte;'s sister, Mrs. and Russel
Peart. Mrs, Peart, who recently un-
derwent a serious operation, is now
getting along.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pequegnat I
and San, Bobby, of Kitchener, spent
the week -end .with Mrs. C. H. Sand-
ers. The latter ,with• her two sons,
Borden. and Britain, are this week
visiting in Kitchener.
Mr. Frank Taylor, who recently
underwent a serious operation at
Victoria Hospital, London, was suf-
ficiently improved as to the able 'to
be brought home Sunday. He stocycl
the journey well and is at present
getting along fine, being able to be
up each day.
The funeral of the late Hy. Stan -
lake, who passed away in Clinton
on Saturday, was held from the un-
dertaking parlors"of Mr. H. T. Rowe
on Monday, August 26th, interment
in the Exeter cemetery. Mr. Stan -
lake was aged 78 years and was a
former resident of Stephen Twp.
Rev. D. AI. and Mrs. Buchenan,
of Atelier, Sask., are visiting with
relatives in this community. Lag'
Week 'with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. San-
ders and Airs. Thos. Harvey they
visited at Grand Bend. The three
ladies are sisters. On Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. Buchanhn, Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Sanders and Mrs. Harvey met-
ered to Lucknow and spent the day
with. Air. and Mrs. A. E. Buswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Buswell and family
motored down and spent Sunday
With them at Grand Bend. It is 18
years since Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan
have visited in this community -and
they note many changes.
4iTIFTY-FIPTg YEAR, NO. 2894
MOir,#0:No vica4witys
The merchants of town have dee-
hied to observe the Wednesday aft-
ernoon half holiday' during the MO.
two weeks in September when
places, Of business will be closed,
'UNION sottylegs .T0 13E .
CONTINUED NEXT, SUNDAY'
Unio11. services will be continued
next Sunday ' between Main street
and James street united- congrega-
tions with \Rev. 0, J. Moorhouse fxi
charge. SerVice will, be held, in the
James St. church in the morning
andin ,the Main, St, .church in the
evening. Union services during the
Summer here been., a 'splendid suc-
cess, splendid congregations turning
out for all the services, .
,ItE-LA.YING DRAIN
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.Commissioner W. r. Bissett hae-
a gang of men at work taking up,
the old drain on William St, This
drain has been. causing trouble for
a number of years and after trying
4o locate the cause of the trouble the
council decided to relay the drain
between. Sanders and Ann Streets -
The drain is about eight feet deep
in some places. The road, is closed
to traffic.
Thefuneral of the late Frank
Kernick, of Usborne, was held Wed-
nesday afternoon'to the Exeter cern.etery.. Further particulars gireri.
next week.
ome tieheatre
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
August 30th and. 31st
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