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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, SFPTE1VIBR 12th 1929
EXETER ,FALL FAIR TUES. and WED. SEPT. 17 and .18th
,m4GN1fic.ENT:DISPLAY
IN Lk& wiNTIGNc
FOR FAIR DAY
When in Exeter on Fair Day don't forget to see o
Misses' and children's fall and winter coats. We hay
coats of the very latest styles and materialsto sho
Price&
display of ladies',
aboUt two hundred'
you at very special
•LAME'S 'CUR CO
•We have a nice" range •of French Seal and M rat coats at very attract-
ive prices. to show yod,on Fair Day.
LADIES' and MISSE
DRESSES
The new dresses for fall are now read for youir inspection. We have
a very large stock of smirt.dresses :in tric. 'nes,7crepes, etc. '
SPECIAL VALUES FO
WE HAVE PREPARED &LIST OF
FAIR AYS om.y. READ
DON'T 'MISS T
e Flannelette Blank
FV:annelette
3c. ayarcl
bleached cotto
bleached long
ton or hea
factor); c
Os V. B
laid C'
of O
Ibex Largest s
.3fglitch Whit*
• - -T•bargain at
36 inch very fin
36 inch very fin
Circular pillow c
49c. per yar
36 inch =bleach
Heavy Plaid, all wo
Satin bound all woo
Men's work shirts an
10 dozen pair only me
we know of for 39c paid? •
Our entire stock of men's 11;00 ties at 85c. each, $1S0 ties for 98c.
1. piece only heavy, black Duch"eiss dress satin 36 inches wide, regular $1.5Q
a yard for 11.19 a yard,
Ladies' silk hosiery, 10dozenpair newest shades at 69ca pair. •
Heavy bleached 'sheeting 21// yards wide our 85c. quality for 69c. a
AIR DAY ONLY
AL BARGAJNS FOR THE TWO,
ERY, ITEM OF THIS LIST.
SEBARqAINS.
s at $2.39 a pair. .
very heavy Egyptian cotton. A real,
4116i:1,v 4 1
our Jegular 25c. quality for.19c. a yardp
th 35c. quality for 29c. a yard
at 60c. quality 40 maid 42 inch widths for
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on, our heavy 30c. quality for ,F3c. a yard.
nkets at $9135 (7
forters 0. V. brand $6.95 each.
$1.50 lines for $1.29 each
avy all wool work iocks; The best 50c. value,
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yard-
.• spEcIAL SUIT VALUES
eriteNivt.$0.1tiramMeikTweetYS:llitsrtAtoerSchsiolltilitef
con, at
. $15;,00. $5;100
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Specials for Fair
15c. Specials
,cials.
2 quart pudding 150. Preserving K r- es .. . '. . . . .. 25c.
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Lipped sauce pans ... 15c. Windsor dip rs 250.
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Granite wash basins 15c. Deep stew i ns 25e.
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10 „inch pie plates 150. 3 qt. utili ,,' pans 26c.
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Tea k.ettles
5 Specia
55c.
12 qt. preserving kettles 55c.
5c.
Large con/ex kettles
DON'T .FAIL TO' SEE OC
'Large
2 qua
Cover
STOVE E,'
FAIR.
aP8
coffee 'pots
kettles.
55c.
55e.
55d.
BIT AT TRE EXETER,
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• Avip. SPECIALIZE IN ALL L
ES QV
ilwriNG, ANI) vurt-NA.cm
TRAQUAIR INDENFIELD
PHONE YOUR HARDWARE NECESSITIES '10 NO. 27.
BIRTHS
N GILL -In Grand Bend, on August
31st, 1929; to.M.r., and Mrs. Har-
mon.A.T. Gill, dakfghter (loan
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IVIARRIAOES -
NEI.I.,---14111tS--At the Unitet church
parsonage, •Croditon,-on Wednes-
day, August 28th, Theltim Gerald.
lite, yoitfigest daughter of Itt.; and
Mrs. W. Sims. of Crediton, to
liurray Joseph Neil, soft of Mr,
and Wilt.. Jas. Neil, of Centralia,
ty Bev. H. W. Hagelstern,
DEATHS
RAGS:RAW-In Toronto on Sept. G.
$arnuel. Rolton Ragsbaw, beloved
husband of 'rattly rs., 13arivaw,
in. his 83rd year.
6,1 tro,uumiLon.sis 1.111,'"
POLLEN -In Usborne, On Friday,
,September Oth, 1929, William.
John ,Pollen, iii his. 64th year.
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rpt11.-4n. Chicago 011 August the
gOth, Grate Anne Fuke, younger
datighter of Maty MIlenda, and the
late Jolik Puke. • ,
SARBOTT-411i 1111140,mi on Wed-
,•nosdarf Septentbr, 4th, 1029,
ChriSfena Hontliton, beloved Wife
of Wnt. •J. Sattotte, in her '64th
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year.
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STANLEY -On September 4, tat the
General HoSpititi. Methanol; Min-
nie Clara, BrOltre beloved wife Of
3. 1Tarvey Stanley, Detroit, form-
erly of Lucan.
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' . EXETER COUNCIL
September gth, 1939
"A regular Meeting Of the alliIi-
inal Council was held in the town,
hall with all members present. The
Minutes ,of the meeting held August
20th were read and approved.
A. letter from the office of Fran-
cie Hankia co., Lta., Mentreal, re-
tarding the use of drain cleaning
tools was read. Filed ,
. ,Mr. J. G, Cochrane representing
?Ikl. W. Leavett asked permission to
erect an electric sign in front of the
'theatre building. Granted on, mo-
tion of Rivers and Francis, Carried
The following accounts were read
an ordered, paid:
H. Bagshaw, (haying 33,15; The
:Barrett Co. Ltd„ tarvia $44.88;
Carling & Morley bond 38.00; Ern-
est Elliott, Inc. town hall 315.60;
.Tones and May, supplies charity $6.-
10; Henry Smith, labor 338.65; E.
,Coombes, labor 337.00; John Par -
Sons, labor 330,00; Wm. Gibson, la -
:bar 34.50; Wm. Winer, labor 330.;
Geo. Atkinson, labor 38.75; George
•Smith labor 322.50; Jno. Northeott,
Jabor 330.00; Clifford Mitchell, la-
bor 324.00; Thos. Sanders,. .labor
)24.00; Jno. Hunkin $19.00; Nor_
Pan McDonald, labor $7.80; Thos.
Rankin, labor 37.35; Jonathan Kycld
gravel 356.00; Harold McFalls, gra-
Vol $954.10; Wm. Collingwood, la-
bor library 320.00; Wm. Smith la-
hor, cemetery 325.5.0. Passed on
Motion of Bierling and Rivers.
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Adjourned by Francs.
. JcSenor, Clerk
yolui. STARTS, ON
,- 'NEW POST OFFICE
, ;Messrs. Beaver Bros. of Crediton
flee secured the contractfor the
„building of •the Exeter ,Postoffice.
The. work of laying out and •digging
the foundation.on the Federal Park
Bite commenced Wednesday and the
building will' be rushed to comple-
tion: Mr. Winters, architect, froyn,
the Public Works Department was
it town on MOnday..
BOORT PRACTICE "
Dr. George . Hind, who recently
graduated as a• Doctor of Dental Sur-
geons from the DniVersity of Toron-
to,.has purchased the practice of Dr.
B. Halliday; of Walkerton and
ill get possession October the lst.
Mr 'Hind will have- the best wishes
Of Many friends in this community
Nor his future success.
MACHINE SWF SOLO
The machine shop of "Alr, j. 0.
Cochrane on Station $t. has been
sold to Mr.. Robt, IvIoussean, of Hen,
Sall, who has already talon posSes-
sion,
MW PRAcTurom
Mrs, P, Webber received word
that her sister, drs.has, 18440, Or
London, fell on Sunday breaking her
leg just belOw the hip and is con-
fined to St. Joseph's Hospital.
TO ATTEND PHARMACY
Mr. Verne Roulston has severed
His connection with, the• Tarnblyn
Drug Co. of London, and is spending
this week at home here. He leaves.
next week tq commence his Pharrn-
acy Course at Toronto 'University.
FIRE MENACE
Vire brae out on the pasture
farm of ?4r. Rd. Davis, of the 4th
concession of Stephen and after
smouldering for several days it -was
Wined by high winds and threaten-
ed to become a menace. One, day
nine men fought the flames and
succeeded in getting the fire under
control. The grass and scrub growth
were burned over two or three acres
of land.
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ATTEND LAYMEN'S
CONFERENCE
Mr: -IL T. RoWe from James St.
Churel4 Mr. George Jaques of Main
St. Church and Mr. Peter Whitlock
from Thames, Road church were in
St. Thomas on Saturday and Sunday
attending .a conference of the Unit-
ed Chnrehllayinen at .Alma College,
Delegates to the number of 150
were present from all parts of Lon-
don, Conference and notable speak-
ers included Dr. Robt. Laws, of
Scotland and successor to Robt.
Livingstone in; missionary work in
Central Africa and Rev. Dr. Gunn,
moderator of tho 'United Church. Mr.
W. G. Medd, M.L.A., of Exeter was
also •one of the speakers,
rand Jend asiao
FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR, NO. 289ir
Just .arrived a I ge asSortialealft
of felt hats in, Bla and Colors; al-
so velvet hats,
• New rimrnin
Black; Iso F
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E YOU. TO CALL.
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n Steel, Gold and
cy Pins, and Neck,-
Yelland
ear
ome tiheatre
Wed., Fair Night a d
Thursday, Sept. 19.
TOM MIX and TON
Th 'Deadwood
e accepted
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All the "f n and.`thrillsOt a wi
show in .this greatest of al
piceares
Coined •"Lupino Lane
64.F
wes,
MIX
Children 25c.
Coupons ticke
TICUFFS
Adults, 350
Tax
will not
OLDTI,E .ANCE
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DOME. RINK IR NIGHT
A,dmission 50c •a, ouple. Dancing
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OLD TIME MDR. RS' C.NPES
• SOON. ;WATCH FOR ATES
NO- I
G. 4. Stints° Co., Ltd.
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:•,.:e.„st Bond. 01.1,C In Canada"
se& to «inounce that they
have ; ppointed
:FRANCIS
our Representative for Exeter and,
District
SPECIAL ATTRACTION:
91 Are pl
SAT. NITE SEPT
• No lowly HOUSE
ESTROYED BY FPO',
C. M. ;Walker Also Loses Barns and
Garage
Fire' late Tuesday afternoon des-
troyed the 'residence, barns and ga-
rage. of C. kE. Walker, owner of the
Grand Bend golf course.
The fire; discovered about 5:30
o'clock„.1s believed' to have started
freiln a defective chimney and de-
spite the efforts, of neighbors and
••tourists burned the structures to the
ground.
• At one tune it was feared that the
Village itself was endangered, but
the' fire was finally confined to the
house and barns. A •heavy -wind
ivas blowing and had it been from
another direction the chance of sav-
ing other village buildings would
have been. small.
The loss is estimated at about
$6,000 mostly covered by insurance.'
The club -house on Mr. Walker's golf
'course was not damaged.
FLY WITH
Pilot Gerald
to announce t
flying his p1
weather permi
nesday, Septe
and 1 carry
Jg th ay
fare of .50
You ma
that the' p : e
reliable. ,
ONFIDENCE.
Fitton wishes
at he intends
e to Exeter,
ing, on Wed-
ber the 18th
assengers dur-
the reduced
er passenger.
th confidence
and pilot are.
Mrs. m.
wish t exten
to t many
for he kind
'ten ,ed Mixt)
of Mr..*Pile
floral tribute
NHS
11 n and family
incere thanks.
and neighbors
d sympathy ex -
e illness and demise
also for the many.
IN IV
BOX -In ovin,
Box who a
ago, Septe
MORIAN
memory of Charles
ed away two years
r 15, 1937.
Wife and family
PROPERTY MANGE
Mr. W. G. Simmons, who recent-
ly disposed of his blacksmith tallow
on Main Street to the Brie Gas 'Co.,
has purchased- the Chamber. Bros.
Garage. Mr. Silinmons ,gett posses-
sion the 16th of this month. He
7111 have it fitted up for his black-
smith busineSS and will also handle
machinery, gas and oil„ Mr. Sam-
uel Chambers has taken a position
with the Erie Gat Co.' but Mr. Cal
vert Chambers has notdecided what
he Will :do.,
DIED IN BnITISH Cortnstitm.
The death took place at New
Westminster, B. C. of Mr. Alfred'
Morish. Glanville, for many years a
resident of this distriet. Mr. Glan-
ville died at the honle Of his son,
Edwin. Ho was 89 years of age
and ,,had been. a, resident Of New'
Wetniinster for 21 years. Ha11 is tux'Vived by another soh, Ernest, who
also resides in New 'Westminster.
Mrs. Glanville, Whose Maiden name
was Welt Lucy Young, taredeeeased
him six years ago. The deceased
Was one Of the earliest Settlers on
the 4th cOndessOn of Stephen Where
Ile lived 'ter Many years, tnterment
took place in the liVaser cemetery.
THE LATE WM.. POLLEN
The death took place at Farqu-
har on Friday, September the 6th,
Of Mr. Win. John Pollen in his 64th
year: Mr, Pollen suffered a serious
illness last winter but was again.
able to be around. On the Monday
previous to his deathhe suffered a
paralytic stroke. The deceased- was
born in the community• where he
spent all his- life. For about, 48
Years Mr. .Pollen conducted thresh-
ing operations in the community
never having missed a seesdn. 1.1e
was well...known and highly esteem-
ed by a wide circle Of aequaintanees.
He was- united in Married with.1Miss
Josephine Tuffin, his bereaved wi_
dow, besides whom three sons and
two daughters survive,' Edward :and
Harvey, of Exeter; Mrs. C. • W.
Kestie, of Seaforth, Miss Reta Pol-
len, Of Mitchell an4 Sirpota: of Flint,
Mich., all of whom were Present for
the funeral. One brother George, of
St. Marys and a sister Mrs. Anson
Sluale, of Farquhar also tervive.
The funeral on Monday afternoon
Was largely attended •showing the
esteem in which the ,deceased was
held. Many beautiful floral tri-
bfttes surrounded the casket. .'Phe
choir of Thames Rd. United Church
atsisted with the music. The ser-,
Vitae was conducted b 1teV. Jaines
AntliOny,'InterMent 'taking place in
the Exeter eemetery.
.Today Wednesday is the last of
the half-riondays for tho sunnier
Months. ' •-
Wednesday,' of next Week. being
tteter 'Pair Day the Times-A(1v°-
eate will not be printed until Thurs-
day.
,1Nfts, •littliur Thula and Air. and
Mrs. Geo. 'Willey, of Poldenso visit-
ed on Sunday. with Mr. knd Mrt.
Dinney.
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Miss Mita Prydel of Windior,
Spent the Week -end at the luttne Of
her uncle Ur. Thos. Prytio.and sang
a very pleasing solo lit Cavell /vol.,
byterlan Church Sunday morning.
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THE LAST
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erful comedian
Well, here he
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ATTRACTION OP
SEASON
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHTS
DURING SEPTEMBER
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LEFT FOR ST. THOMA..q
Mr. Harold Santora, of Hensel!,
whipfer the past seven 'years has
been employed with '• the Exeter
Times,Advoeate, for a time super-
vising the Mansellplant but lately
of Exeter, has a4Ceptett a position
with the • Sutherland Press, in St.
Thomas, and left 'on Monday for
that city. •IMr..Sciuton has been an,
efficient and., reliable young man
and we wish for' him. ,every success.
In his new position,
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Permanent Waving
Miss L Stack
to -date moll
and will ha
BOYLE'S bar
ing TUESDA
Miss Stackho
waving and
appointment.
ouse has p
e. for P manent Waving
an ex rt at- MR. F. M.
er sli 'fora week begiii-
SEP MBER 24th.
s also taken up finger
elling. All work' done by
aieil an ur.
Stop
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Did you ever think, jus fora moment,
t line of good we carry?
SILVERW • D'S Ice Cream
NEILSON Chocolates, Boxe and Bars
CHRISTIE .Biscuits •
McCO1i11/1 K'S Biscuits an. Candy
D. & PER IN'S Biscuits a Candy
SCHNEID R'S Meats an Lard (none better)
HARRY RNE'S Jell owders, Custards, •Marshmellows
GORMAN ECKER.T'S piceso B. Powder, 'Olive's, Exttaas
NEAL'S ead
GAMMA 'S Cut F wort, Sprays, Wieatits eke.
CROSS & BLACK ELL'S fimous 'Pi/Claes
FRES Fan S AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
AND E ER• ING, 10ActIN41344‘ GROCERIkS