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'ESTABLISHED 1873 EXETER, QNT., THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER lOtli 1929
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Ladies! & Misses' Fall &
Winter Coats & Dresses
New Styles New. Cloths Very. Low Prices
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We will be very pleased to show you these beautiful garments
We have also a very fine range of girl's coats.
R:tiOber Boots, Work Boots 'etc.
We will positively guarantee every pair of Men's $4.50 Rubber Boots;
also our special $3,95 Men's. Goodrich Rubber Boots for men and we give
the same guara ee with our J. A. Cote Men's Work Boots at $395 a pair.
Men's
Boys
Overcoats, Suits et
We have in stock the.. finest assortment of Men's and Boys? 0 rcoats,
Suits, etc. that e have ever kept. They are of the very new material
and clit in the ,1 test style. Weinvite you to come in and see ur clothing:
We also wish t • mention that we have several Men's Over..ats and Suits.
frer11aa-•4PAse, :ytellickaretAan sole at $15.00 to $18.00 an ome lei& 'Also' •
geed/s4ga eta efof goys at $5,00 each.
We
ave a fine selecti
Men's Leat r Coats
Men's All Wool indbreakers
New Fedoras and nap Brim Hats
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Boys' Windbreakers
Boys' Leatherette Coats
New Golf Breeches"
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
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broceties Below
with confidence
a representativ
Comp these with
Saving .• you"
Carnation MillOarge' :\ .. c. a tin
'Fels Naptha Soap , • for 20c.
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Carnation ' Mills,"Synall : . 6c. a tin
40 oz Jar Strawberry, Ja i,.. ..... .. 42c.
40 oi,!Jar of Raspberry Jam ' . 38c.
Clark's Pork & Beans ; ..... 2 tins for 25c.
Puffed Rice' :-....... L.: .... 17c. per pkg.
�m our well assorted stock of fresh .groceries.
ist of every day values in ouegrocery dePariment.
grocery list. Remember, our policy "Every dayi
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Muffets 2 pkgs. 25c.
No. 2 size tin Canned Peaches 23c. per tin
No. 2 size tin' Dole Pineapple (the world's
Nibcee5to)rOnPgeres 25c. per
tjn 30c.•
32 oz. bottle Lemon PolisbingCloth
regulan 85c. for : . : .. ... 59c.
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prices. Careful grading and a squaiedeal assured. Call or see u before
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BIRTHS
.Exeter on Tuesday; Ober :801, teitir. and Mrs, Roder-
ick EMS, a ton.
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CONSITT-In Seaforth Hospital, on
iseptefirber• 29th, 1929t
to Mr. and Mie.• Consitt,ef
Happen, a son.
„SINCLAIR-In Woodham on
tember 22, 1929, to Ale.. and Mrs,
Gordon A.. :Shittlair (nee Boa,trice
Collings) a son (James Eitimund.)
PICICA.111)--At the hespitai, gate.
van, Sask,,•'On September 28th, to
Mr, and Mree, Clarendo Pickard, of
Frobisher, a daughteri (MargIler*
ito Jean.,)
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ikEntiNp-Att Stephen, on October
7th, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bierling (nee Olive .Dearing)
daughter,
MARRIAGES
PINCOMIIII-COATES Jainet
St: United Clitireh parsonage ori
Wednesday, October 9th, Miss
Vera Eileen, daughter of Mr. and
311,s. 'Wni. H. Coates, to mr. Verne
J. Pincomber son of Mr, and Mrs.
Piticombo;•, of tIsborne, iby
Rev. P. 3feTavish,
vAnn Tlir/INIC8
Mr. Arid .rs. 13 R. Bartow wIsit
to .ent teleitioere trunks to
the fr id e many expressions
Of lei dness tnd floral tributes due-
ling ti T3tt ow's iliretss.
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PUOPEHTY CHANGE
. Mr, Garnet McFalls..has purchased
from Mr, F. J. Delbridge the resi-
dence on Andrew Street occupied by
Miss Jessie Hodgert, Mr. McFallie
will continue to reside for a time
.011•Harbit Street.
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SELRITE STORES CHANGE
HANDS 1 ,
The Selrite Stores of Exeter, St.
Marys and Strathroy which have
been owned and operated by Mr. El,
Reed :have been sold to the Chainway
Stores with headquarters in Toon-
to. There will be no change in. the
Exeter staff. The color scheme of
the new stores is yellow and black.
Mr. A, W. .1Viontgomery will b.ave
charge of the new stores.
PLNCOMBE-COATES
A. quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the James Street 'United
church parsonage on Wednesday of
thisweek at 10 aan, whenlYlist Vera
Eileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'.Wm. H. Coates was united in mar-.
riage to Mr. Verne J. Pincombe, son
of Mr.' and Mrs. Win. Pincombe, of
lisborne, by Rev.11). McTavish. The
happy young couple were attended
by Miss Lena; Coates and gr. Harry
oatesi• sister and brother of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Pincombe left
immediately for a motor trip to De-
troit' and Chicago.
On Friday evening of last .week
a miscellaneous shower was held for
the bride-eleet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coates when
about 25 young people ,were present
and spent a very .pleasiint evening.
Miss Coates was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. After a social
libur a dainty lunch was served.
HURON COUNTY OLD AGE..
• PENSION nolinik •
Another meeting of the Old Age
Pension •Board was held at Goderich
on Monday and still quite a number
are :applYing. A,' report was receiv-
ed from the commission in Toronto
that of the 188 applications received
by them from the Huron County
Board up to October 5th just one was
refused and 187 passed by the To-
ronto Commission. The one that
•was refused, the local eomaiission
made a special case or it Fas the
person needed pension but owing to
the fact that he was out of' the coun-
try smile time during the last 20
years could not qualify. This report
from Toronto showed the great care
that the Huron •Board have taken
in 'their selection for applicants for
pension. The board. have granted
forty -slit pentions to inmates of the
CoUnty Home who are over 70. The
most of these peoplehave.expressed
the desire to reihain in the home
and their pensions will be transferr-
Oyer to the Huron County but no
one will be allowed to leave the
home unless they will be suitably
Cared for. The board expects about
400 applicants from Huron County
up to the first of Noventber and tak-
ing the average up to date as a bas-
is some 300 pensions will .be grant,'
ed.
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!,34137 ST. ANNIVERSARY
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Main Street United church anni-
versary services on Sunday last were
;a splendid success. 'Large emigre -
'gallons were present 'both morning
and evening. .The choir furnished
excellent music and were ably as-
sisied in the evening by Grand Bend
imale quartette .composed of Messrs.
;Sol. Pollock, Elgin Webb, Lloyd
'Taylor and E. Disjardine. The. quer-
ette sine' well together and their -
iter
The -special speaker for the day was
itev., W. H. Raney, B.A., B.D.,-ot.St.
Marys, who preached two splendid
setimcins. The pulpit was, decorated
`with flowers for' the occasion. Alt
.open 'session of the, Sunday School
was •held in the afternoon with a
splendikprogram and an address by.
MrJ Raney. A special offering was re-
ceived which will amount close to
.0.0.Q0. patron Presbyterian church
withdrew their morning service and
united with the Main St.. -congrega-
tion.
LADIES' AID
HARVEST HOME
The James Street Ladies'Aid Har -
,vest Home services on Sunday last
were a decided success. The church
was beautifully decorated with grain
fruit and flowers. Large congrega-
tions were present both for the
morning and evening service. At
the morning service the pastor Rev.
D. McTavish* preached an appropri-
ate sermon from "God saw. that it
was Good" and in the evening ser-
vice he delivered the first Of a. series
of Sermons 'on the last five Coin-
mandments. The 'Subject was "Thou
shalt not kill.' The story was taken
frOm an article which. recently ap-
peared in one of the leading Cana-
dian magazines .and revealed the
fact that • murder is. Committed in
more ways than one. A male choir
that filled the chair loft provided
splendid music far the day and many
favorable comments were. heard on
their tinging. Mr. Geo. Grant play-
ed a violin: solo at the evening ser-
vice. Theladiesacted as usbers'and
collectors during the day. A splen-
did contribution was taken tip which
amounted to $140.00.
LONDON WINS 0. B. A.
A number from Exeter were in
London Saturday taking in' the final
ball game of the 0.B.A., between
London and Creighton Mines, The
former Whming by the score of 12'
to 2. The game was witnessed by,
one of the largest Crewels to be seen
On 'the London ball park. London
and Exeter welt grouped in the
Western. Ontario. League and Loii.
don woo 35 garnet' Out of 41. One
of their defeats 'Wag at the hands of:
the Exeter team 'with. Dutch Mend-.
ows as the pitcher, The game was
played here on July 1st, In the
play .offs London salami had
stiffer opposition than was Imt up
by ureter in tbo League games. The
fans now are beginning to realize
the sasses elass � ball that was
played in etee during the pest
year,
THAMES ROAD W. 31. S.
The W6%1,S; nf Thantes Road Unit-
ed Church held their regulat' meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Stanley Co-
ward on Friday, October 4th with a,
fairly good attendance. The presi-
dent being absent the chair was oe,
clipied by Mrs. John Caim the lst
Vice -President. After opening the
meeting by singing a, hymn the scrip-
ture lessoit was read by Mrs. J. Al-
lison and prayer' by Helen Monteith
and Mrs. Whitlock. After 'the min-
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted the roll call was ans-
wered by "Examples in Votiveness"
and the Midi:lest disenssion followed.
The reports of the convention at
Whalen for morning and afternoon
were very ably given by Mra. Wise -
Matt and Airs. Stanley Coward. The
Study, Book topic was given by the.
S. Cann and • the Meeting was favOr-
N.1 by a -delightful seta by Mrs,
Hackney a Vititor, foe, ihe day, The
meeting Vnee .eloied by singing a,
hynu and the Lord's Prayer repeat-
ed in unison after which a dainty'
Welch was *served by the hostess and
caltinlittee in charge.
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Mr, and Mrs. Sanders, of St,..Thone-
As, visited with 'Mr. and 'M/M.
EL -
ford on sanday,
'The West Huron 7139•Cheri' 4tA80.-
elation will meet in EXOter,¶1'b.urs•A
day and Friday of .this Week.
Mr.., And Ural' Si.ein1443" .0435 4;
Montreal, visited recently with Mr,
and Mrs. .John •Cain, of Usborne.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R., Complin. have
returned home after a iileasant mo
tor trip to New. York and Washing,
toU,'•
Mrt. B. W. p, Beavers; Mrs. 0,1
'W. Christie, Miss Murray, Mrs. r, T.
Miners and Miss H. Shaptort are in..
Windsolr this week attending the'
W. C, T. U. Convention.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Rifers accom-:.
panied by Miss Julia Riiers, of
Ro-
ebester, N.Y, motored to St, Thomas
where the ladies are spending a,few
days with Mr. and airs . Ohas. Way,
Mr. W. W. Taman was in London,,
Tuesday endeavoring to indentify
some of the loot stolen hy Mr, Ar -
chits Hyatt in a series of 'Western
Ontario , robberies. Sonie • of the
loot found was stolen at. Bayfield
and Blyth and the belief' is -express,
ed. that Hyatt is the map, who broke
into Mr. Taman's. Mr. Taman how-
ever was unable to indentify any of
the stolen goods... -
On Tuesday evening AIM' Young
People from James St. church,paid
a visit to the Huron County ome
at .Clinton. A varied program was,
given consisting of a trio by Misses
Helen .Penhale, Jean Sheere and
Avis Lincienfieldf-tviolin solo by Mr.
Geo. Grant; piano solos by Miss Ly-
dia Stewart and Mr, Gearge Grant;
duet by, Misses Betty Grant ,•and
Irene Stewart; reading by Miss Mary
Grant and Mr. McTavish a solo and
also a mouthorgan selection. Candy
and oranges were given to the in-
mates.
-ANNIVERSARY
Cairen Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY, OCT. 1
4. a.m. and 7 p.m,
Rev. J. D. C ningb
of ;no, Colle at I
Special music
ed by S. A. Tr
'Abrams, basso,
st. John th
by t
ey
of
D.D,
It „s6vices
choir assisb,
*nor and J. P.
is of the olturcla
angeltst, London,
The Public is Cordially Invited.
"Airs. E. J. 'Wethe,y, of Lonadn, hase
received word that she is to receive
a share of a $25,000 estate left by
her aunt, Susan ltl. Bower,, of New
York, who died intestate September
28th, Mrs. R, T. Stromenger, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Wethey .resides in. New
Ychk and frequently visited with the
deceased woman.
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A fiddler's contest was bold in the
Mars Theatre on Thursday evening
0f last week at which there was a
fair attendance. The prize winnere-
were: Fiddlers over 50, Frank Aar,
burn, silver bread basket; fidcllere
between •25 and 50, Wat. McNichol,
silver service and cream; under -25
years, Wm. Itfurdock, cake.
plate; 2nd Wm. Brintnell, silver pie
knife; .ladies prizes,. Miss Noreen
McNichol, silver candle sticks; step
dancing W. Balfour, B liver salt and
peppers; 2nd W. Hatter, silver meat
fork; children's • special, Raymond
Heywood, watch; Mouthorgan, Verne
Brimaconthe, silver candle sticks -
judges -Geo. Grant, Hy.•Giilley. and
Ed. Willis. •
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Exe • r Opera House
BY THE BE
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LER YOUNG PEOPLE UNDER 'THE AUSPICES
THE JAMES ST. 3.11SSiON CIRCLE.
ME AND EMI -CU A GOOD LAUGH. '
: RESERVED SEATS 50c.; num SEATS 35c.
PLAN AT COLE% DRUGSTORE
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on. W. Finlayson,
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Geo. Elliott,
Candidate for Sonth Hnron trill address the Meeting-.
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. GOD SAVE THE XING .
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Money Cheerfully
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Refunded. '
MITY AT HOME AND
SAVE MONEY
Eaton's Price
"Carry and Save"
"Cash and. Cara,"
$1'5.00 purchase
prepaid
Our Price.
51510Ve pcluerleihvaesr
sone. No ting
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your go.
Rice Blue Rose 2
•Molasses Sna
2IlbbsS.. ffoorr 22t'l
7):...„. 2 Ibt.thl.for
34c. a lb. it1b25c:
..14..rio'rnoet)7o o4t1 Bibiss. tits
5 ibs. 5 lbs. 38c.
74. ...... 5"llets..110011c,
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Edtvardsbury S .7
. 40 oz 3c 40 oz. 40e.
Raspberry Jam 40 49.c 40 oz. 43c.
2 for 25c,
Nugget Shoe Po sh
Iodized Salt 2 or 25t•
2 for 1.0e.
lbs. 12e
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3 for 290,
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Sockeye !Salmon, alfs
Pork and Beans ..
Sunlight Soap ...,
Beeta, sliced ;.,
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- 42 for
f()Oe L2'55( 4 for 25c.
e .„2 for 2155ec...
19e
Red Cherries 1••••••1•14 ....... iV 20c .
IxCeeilil:gpgroswCaeort: .FI a 1 c for .
... ........ .... ..... 2 for 1:5c .• ' 'T,‘tor 1.15ree.
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'V. V 200., a lb • 20c. a lb.'
Lviattrkd s..a..;n1., on
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Raisins, seedless '
Plume
102
2 lbs. for .„ 2 lbs. Vie.
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