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The II rtieultural Society •b-iro
that all persons interested ?i ih-v*-
ers will meet with the c-xecutii** a*
the Library Monday evenir.tr at 8
p.m. t- decided whether or r. >t a
flower -how will be nebi. D. Rv*w-
Cliife. pies.
Exeter Markets
Wheat 90c.
Barley 4Uc.
Oats 50
Buckwheat 60c.
Manitoba’s Best $2.90
Model $2.80
Welcome $2.60
Low Grade Flour $1.45
Bran $1.25
Shorts, $1.30
Creamery Butter 24c.
Dairy
Eggs,
Eggs
Eggs,
Hogs
LOCAL NEWS
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vi.
and Mrs. W. E. Weekes visited
eneve on Sunday.
Marjorie Smith,
iting w
A. A.
Mito a
S. A.
in town a few days last week.
r
il
of London,
th relatives here.
Ferguson h|iis returned
’ter ’visiting in town.
McCallum, o*f London,
NOTICE
Tim office of Dr. W.
will be el -sed from Sunday
Wednesday of next week.
K.WrelU'S
until
FOR SALE—E’eetrir wa-her ’ll
ex*1’IMnt condition, i-oppur tub.
Cheap, if sold right away,
Tim*—Advocate.
FOR SALE—Second hand
Apply v (’. l. Wilson.
WANTED — Experienced
maid. Apply at Times-Advoe;
Butter i9-22e.
extras 17 c.
firsts 15 c.
seconds 12e.
$8.00
LOCALS
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. S. Moore Gordon, B.A., B.D.
Minister
Mrs. J. G. t’oehrane, organist
10 a.m.—Sunday School
The morning service will be with
drawn.
7 p.m.—“Believing a Lie”
UNION SERVICES
Main Street and James Street
..New House Dresses
• •
Just recieved a Fresh Shipment of House Dresses. These come in various
styles and patterns. They are fast colors. Priced at S0£
the Bank
o
The condition of Mr. W. A. Turn
bull continues to improve. He is now
able to sit up a little.
Mrs. Henry Ricker and son Ar
thur, of Kippen, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston
recently.
Mr. J. G. Dow shipped a car load
/
SUB-STANDARD SILK HOSE
These are wonderful value, our regq-
lar $1. quality, in many best selling shades
Per Pair 59c.
25% OFF ALL BATHING SUITS
We are clearing all lines of Childen’s
Men’s and Women’s Bathing Suits at qual
ity prices at quarter off their regular value
Act quickly.
BARGAINS IN SHEETINGS
72 and 81 ins. wide. These come in
bleached and qnbleached and are good
value per yard
45c. AND 50c.
TURKISH TOWLING
In three qualities. These are genuine
English Towelings and are very easily
washed. Priced at per yard
121/gc., 15c. AND 18c.
Murray Heel Hugger Shoes
ARE YOU HAVING SHOE COMFORT THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS? IF NOT
WHY NOT TRY A PAIR OF MURRAY’S HEEL HUGGER OR RESTU ARCH SHOES
THEY COME IN ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS AAA TO EE.
PRICES AT $5.00 TO S7.5O
DEACON’S BLUE WORK SHIRTS
The best made and roomiest shfrt that
we can buy. We are making a special
of them AT 79c.
MEN’S COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS
They are fast colors. Materials made
by Tooke. The best value we know of
SPECIAL AT $1.19
HATCHWAY BUTTONLESS
UNDERWEAR
They are very cool and comfortable.
Made in good wearing check Nainsook
BOYS’ 75c. MEN’S $1.00
MEN’S SILK NECKTIES
In a fine range of new patterns
and colorings. They are good tie value
EACH 55c.
Rev. A. E. Elliott and Main Street
Choir will be in charge during
August
10 a.m.—Sunday Schools
11 am.—James Street.
“There was No More Sea.”
7 p.m.—’Main Street
“Happiness”
Thursday, August 9th—Prayer Ser
vice., Main Street
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Mr
'ite
Gordon McBain, of Buffalo, is vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grant.
Mr. James Francis and l\liss Ina
Jaques spent the week-end in Bright
ind New Dundee.
Mr. Stanley Walter, of
of Montreal, Hanover, is holidaying
at his home here.
Mr. II. Brintnell and family have
returned to Moosejaw after v.siting
with relatives here.
Harold Martin, of London, is vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Perkins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis and
family, of Toronto, spent the holi
day with relatives.
Mr. George Beavers has returned
to Toronto after holidaying for a
week at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Smith, of
Toronto, were callers with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Kuntz on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Peart, of
Rockwood, spent the week-end with
Mr. anj Mrs. George Jaques.
Mr. and Mrs. S, J. Elliott have re
turned after a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Detroit.
Warren May has returned home
after spending several weeks in Tor
onto and tlie Thousand Islands,
Miss Beriiiice Gollings is spending
this week at the A. Y. P. A. Whit-
liouse camp, Lake Couehicliing.
Airs. Bedford, of London, spent a
few dave with her daughter, Mrs. V.
Armstrong and Airs. C. Heywood.
(Messrs. W. C. and Archie Davis,
spent the week-end in Toronto at
tending the war veterans reunion.
Aliss Dorothy Anne Bickell, of
London, is visiting -with her grand-
paients Air. and Al'rs. Wm. Kuntz.
Aliss Lois Hunter returned home
on Monday from Stratford where
she has spent the past three weeks.
Airs. W. R. McClellan, of Strat
ford, is visiting her parents Air. and
Airs. Charles Aidworth this week.
Air. Clarence Boyle, of London,
is holidaying for a week with liis
parents, Air. and Airs. F. Al. Boyle.
Alaster Clarence Dilling, of Hen
sail, is visiting this week with his
grandparents Air. and Airs. Jno. Bell.
Rev. A. A. Truniper, of London,
who is holidaying at Grand Bend
called on friends in Exeter on Tues
day.
Miss Beth Francis, of Bright
Aliss Betty _
holidaying
Jaues.
Air. and
Gordon, and Miss Alice Handford
fare on* a trip to the Aluskoka district
this week.
'Mr. and Airs. Frank Hunter, Hel
en and Russell, of Stratford, attend
ed the Sims reunion at Grand Bend
on Alonday.
Air. and Airs. Jas. Jewell, of -town
ana Air. and Airs. W. E. Bradt and
family, of London, spent a few days
at Grand Bernd.
Aliss Eleanor Abbott and Miss Isa-
bell Appleton are visiting in Forest
with their uncle
Airs. Arto Delve.
Air. and Airs.
Charlotte Willis)
end with the latter’s parents,
and Airs. Jas. Willis.
Aliss Fern Welsh has returned to
her home after holidaying for two
weeks with relatiyes at Pontiac and
Commerce Lake,/Michigan. F*
Air. and Mrs/C. O. Martin, Engje-
liart, Mrs. T ~
Wm. Higgins,,
with Air. and
Tuesday.
Air. and Airs.
Windsor, visited
parents over the
Kuntz returned with them to spend
the week.
Air. and Mr. Chas. Moore, of Tor
onto, were guests with Air. and
Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers during the
holiday, also with her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Gould.
Miss Aiarjorie Hunter R.N., who is
nursing Mrs. Foster, of Kirkton, in
Victoria Hospital, London, spent a
few hours with her parents in Us-
,borne on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Hunter returned home
Friday last after an extended visit
with relatives at Kitscoty, Alta.;
Salvador, Sask.; Darlington, Man.
and other places.
Mr. and Airs. Wm. Ballantyne and
Dorothea and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
McKenzie, of Fort William, motored
to Exeter an,d are visiting with Mrs.
T. McCurdy an.d other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corbett and
grandson, of Linden, (Mich., visited
with Mrs. Egan and James Sweet a
couple of days last week, it is over
43 years since the former left hero.
Mrs. R. B. McBride and son Ross,
who have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Sanders and Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Kestle for the past “two
weeks returned to their home
Springfield, Ohio, oh Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ryder
daughter Marion, of Burlington,
ited
R. :
former expr
Dorothy Sims returned to Burling
ton with them to
days.
IMr
two SOIL
Toronto,
former’s
Monday
gum
Re-union
Johns as
member of the Gipsy Troubadors.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Rector, Rev. M. A. limit.
Organist, Miss MacFaul
Choir-Leader, Mr, MiddlemissApply ay. if heavy horses to Montreal Tue>-
ltp day. Mr. Dow is in the market for
J more heavy horses.
Mr. Jack Paisley, manager of the
Chainway Store here, is holidaying
at his home in Ovilla. His place here
is being filled by Mr. Keith Beck, of
Strathroy.
During the electrical storm which
visited this district Thursday
ternoon last fuses were blown
in five of the houses on Huron
by the lightning.
Mr. Philip Johnson, of Welland;
accompanied by his grtindaugnter,
Miss Irene Armstrong
is visiting with his
Elizabeth Frayne.
Mr. ana Mrs. V. L.
hicveb*
Nnr-e-
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Ite.
LOST—A ladies’ white g**!tl wrist
watch cn August 6tli on* Outialia
sell cl grounds. Reward,
finder please leave same at
Adv* eate.
Will the
Times-
ltKe.
STRAYED—.From lot 1*«.
on r am ut July 27 a Heref
Finder please notify Warren
Kirkton 4r3.
con.
n-d r
i Brc
lo
ill.
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af-
out
St.,
of Fort Erie
sister, Mrs.
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11
a.m.—U-Go-I-Go Class
a.m.—Sunday School
a.m.—Alorning Prayer and Ser
mon.
No evening service, during July
and August.
7.45 p.m. Thursday—Prayer Service
...The Finest
— in —
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT-
a’jre- 10th and 11th cons. IV
half mile south of Farquhar.
Fansen, phone 3 3r4, Kirkton.
r
WANTED — Foot sufferer
-cannot get results from pads
Cress Corr, or Bunion
Brownings Drug Store.
t*
Salve
PERMANENT WAVING
Croquinole, Spiral and
Combination
5 New Patterns in Wedgewood Dinnerware
SHOWING FIVE NEW PATTERNS IN THE NEW CREAM GROUND WARE.
THESE NEW DESIGNS ARE VERY SMART AND THEY COME IN FULL 97-PIECE
SETS. THEY ARE STOCK PATTERNS AND IF YOU BREAK ANY PIECE THEY
can be replaced. These are real value, per set $22.50
Roulston, of
Simcoe, visited with relatives dur
ing the week-end. They
camping at Grand Bend
home “Silver Belle.”
Mr. Walter Matthews,
ly underwent an operation in Saint
Joseph’s HospitaL, London, for ap
pendicitis, has returned and is again
able to be around.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Essery and
Mrs. Myrtle Clark, of Chicago, vis-
real ’teii far a few days with ■Mrs' ^’n1, ‘ ! Essery and Miss Vera and other rel-
afjatives in this community.
‘ rri?o nv Clnnn + cf “ho 1 H n fiiAnin tn
tie
tai
ltp.
d.
who
use
at
i
have been
in a rolling
who recent-L. Stackhouse
Phone 245
FOR SALE
U'ed Tractor in A-l shape, a
bargain for quick sale.
1 New Fleury Riding
half price.2 second hand Alanurc
Spreaders at your own price.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
Exeter, Ont.
Plow
co
Lakeview Poultry Farm
PULLETS FOR SALE
4 to 5 weeks old 30c. each.4
week old Cockerels, 5c. each for de
livery at once.Egg prices promise to be good this winter. With reasonable care
you can haie these pullets doing
per cent, before Christmas.
KENNETH WEIN
Dashwood
60
sec-HAY FOR SALE — 32 acres
ond cutting of alfalfa hay on the
7th concession of Usborne, Lot D.
Daniel E. Hicks. 2tp.
LOST—Two-vear-old black heifer
without horns with hole in left
ear and strayed from Lot 5. cm. 7
in the Township of Hay about July
1st. Any person finding this heifer
please
No. 1.
17rl4,
notify Wesley Dearing, R.
Exeter, Ont., or telephone
Crediton.
FOR
T. in good shape. Apply at
Advocate,
SALE— Ford coupe,model
Times-
Grand
. Electric lights, running
Apply at Times-Advocate.
FOR RENT—Cottage a!
Bend,
te-r. .
wa-
andFOR SALE—The brick house
land where the late Susan Atkinson
lived on William Street, Exeter.
Apply to R. N. Creech.
VOTERS’ LIST 1934
Municipality of Stephen Township
County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that I have
complied with Section 7 of the Vot
ers’ Liat Act and that I have posted up at my office at Crediton on
tile 25th day of July, 1934, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in the
said municipality at municipal elec
tions and that such list remains there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all vot
ers to take immediate proceedings
to have any errors or omissions last
day
. __• errors or *omis>
corrected according to law, the
day for appeal being the 16t.h
of August 1 93 4.Dated at Crediton this 25th
of July 193 4.
HERBERT K. EILBEIt Clerk of Stephen Township
Crediton, Ontario
day
VOTERS’ LIST 1934
Mu^kipality of Usborne Township,
County of Huron
Not! e is hereby given that I have
complied with section 7 of the Vot
er's List Act and that I have post
ed up at my office at Usborne on
the 28th day of July 1934, the list of all pers,ns entitled to vote in
•the said municipality at municipal
flp(‘tF)U< and that sul li list re-
mahw thf'i’f* fur inspeetioi
AND 1 hui'pby mill upon all vot-
to take immodiato j>r'oeeei lings
to m-ve tny r-rrer?-, or >nmib sions imr-
Term'd dpcording to law,the last
diy for appeal hohig the 26th day
of Augn-t 1934.
Dated at Usborne this 28 th day
Of July 1934.HHNUY STIL\NG,
£ m Clerk of usborne Twp,
• • •Clearance Sale...
on —
The Boy Scouts held a picnic to
Grand Bend on Friday and enjoyed
•an outing at the lake. Soft ball
was the chief attraction. Dinner
an£ supper were served at the pa
vilion.
Miss Kathleen Calvert, of Ilder-
tan, Mrs. John Grainger, of Bruce-
field, and Rev. R. R. and Mrs. Con
ner and Elaine, of Em’bro,
holiday visitors with Mr.
Jas. Bowey.
Mr. A. L. Stewart, of
and Mr, A. Richards, of
’visited with the
Mr,
also with Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Stew
art, of Usborne.
Mrs. J. Pryde Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
John Pryde Jr., and Miss Netta
Fryde. of Windsor, and the former’s
lister Mrs. J. Kinlock, of Scotland,
spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pryde.
Miss Grace Hunter, R.N., who has
been in attendance upon her grand
father, Mr. Rd. Hunter, since his
left Monday for
home at
SUMMER DRESSES
AND SILK SUITS
Ward’s Ladies’ Wear
were
and Mrs.
Peart, of Rockwood,
this week with Miss
Mrs. Wm. May and
and
are
Ina
son
A visit to our store will be
appreciated
Montreal
Hamilton,
former's mother,
J. T. Stewart on Tuesday and
ricent operation,
Goderich, enroute for her
Salvador, Sask.
Mr. Frank Wildfong and
ther Mrs. Amos Wildfong
C. Aidworth and Mr. Lewis Aidworth
attended the funeqal of the latter’s
sister the late Mi’s. Robert Shurmur
ut Detroit on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. B. Durdle, of Walkerville,
Mrs. W. Connor and son Lyle Fan-
-on, of Windsor, Mrs. Wm. Carr and
Mrs. M. E. Joneg smd. son William
of Detroit, visited with Mrs. J. G.
Joneg and other relatives the begin
ning of the
Mrs. Geo.
Jaques R.N.,
tea in honor
R.N., on Wednesday at her home 50
Alma St., London. Her marriage
takes place on August 18th to Mr.
Howard Cuanston B.A.
;Mrs. McAvoy, who had the mis
fortune to fall down the cellar steps,
at her home three weeks aigo *and
break a large blood vessel, had it
lanced some days ago. Her many
triends will be pleased to know that
t-he is progressing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Jolliffe and
two sons, Billie and Bob, of Gari>
, who have been on a
through the Eastern
s with Mr.
J. Wickwire and Miss
forepart of
hig nio-
and Mr.
week. (
Jaques and Miss Ina
attended the troussetau
of Miss Beulah Abbott
LWv suus,
duff, Sask.,
motor trip
provinces were visitors
and Mrs. F. J.
T. White during the
the week.
Mr. Bruce Dignan,
is holidaying with his
James Dignan and his
E. M. Dignan. I.L. I
nan B.A.,
operation for the removal of
tonsils at the Toronto General
pital x *
Mr. and Mrs. G. C- Koch
Miss Ruble Creech) returned
latter part of the week from
wedding trip having taken a
of Toronto
father Mr
brother Mr
Mr, Howard Dig-
recently underwent ar
(nee
the
their
__ ___ _ boat
fiom Toronto, through the Thousand
Island to Montreal and then up
the St. Lawrence river to Quebec,
and from there they enjoyed a trip
up rhe Saugenay river. They are at
present visiting in Stratford.
_es-Advocate have had on
splendid simple of wheat
the farm of Mr. Lorne
at Warner, Alta. Mr.
has 300 acres gimiliar to
lie is a nephew of
on Baker and Mrs. J.
who recently returned
west and brought the
The Time
display a. i
grown on
McKenzie,
McKenzie
Ute sample
Newt*
Chambers
from the
sample with them
LOCAL NEWS
and aunt, Mr. and
Martin Byre \nee
spent the week-
Mr.
F. McNeil and Mrs.
of Clinton, visited
Mrs. Geo. Hunter on*
Harold Kuntz, of
with the former’s
holiday. Mr. Wm.
in
and
vis-
[ on Sunday with M*r. and Mrs.
I). Mousseau. Mr. Ryder was a
is agent in town. Miss
visit for a
Frank Johns
and Gordon,
wi th
few
and
of
tlie
Air. Harry West, of Sarnia, with
his mother. j
(Air. Stanley Ward, of Loindon, '
with his parents. |
Airs. W. Washburn, of Essex, with, Air. and Airs. AV. E. Middleton. |
Airs. T. O. Southcott is visiting!
for a couple of weeks in Preston. i
Air. and lAIrs. Jos. Davis and fam
ily, of St. Marys with their parents.
Aliss Florence Norry, of London,
spent the week-eiyd with her parents I
Air. and Airs. Arto Delve and
family, of Forest, with relatives
here.
Mr. amd Airs. George Cade, of Alt.
Brydes, visited with Mrs. T. Mc
Curdy.
Mr. T. S. Neale, of Hamilton,
visited in Exeter and Brucefield over
the holiday.
Rev. A. E. and Airs. Johns, of
Hamilton, with relatives' in this
community.
Mr. Al. E. Gardiner, of Meaford;
called on old friends in Exeter on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ford and
family, of London, spent Sunday
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs.
London, visited
mother, Mrs. T.
Misses Vera and Reta Rowe are
on a motor trip .to visit with rela
tives in Wisconsin and enroute.
Mr. W. A. Turnbull, who has been
quite ill continues to improve and
is able to sit up a little each day._
The
picnic
Park,
3-lst.
Mr.
don, with
Sally Witwer, of London, is holiday
ing with them. „
Mrs. (Rev.) Jas. Snell, of Toron
to, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Snell and Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Down
over the week-end.
Mrs. W. H. Harness was taken ill
Wm. Rollins, of
with the latter’s
G. Creech.
Fowler Reunion and basket
will be
London,
held at Spring-bank
on Friday, August
and Mrs.
Mr.
John Head, of Lon-
Tlios. Hatter. Miss
Grocery Specials that will Save You Money
McLarens
JELLY POWDERS c
per package OC
u
Redpajth Granulated
SUGAR g
10 lbs. for OOC
RICE
Good Quality jb
3 lbs. for lH’C
PURE CLOVER HONEY . . .........................................................5 lb. pail 55c.; 10 lb. pail $1.10
Maxwell House
COFFEE
per lb. OOC
Good Laundry
SOAP
10 balrs for
Fresh
GINGER SNAPS
per lb. JLUC
CHEESE
New Cheese per lb. 15c.
Tasty Old White per lb. 20c
DUTCH CLEANSER
per can 10c.
MARMALADE
Crosse & Blackwell
Large Jar 29c.
Southcott Bros
Mr. Janies Weekes returned home
on Wednesday from Victoria Hos
pital, London, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis. He is
able tn be up around again.
Word has been received in town
that Mrs. (Rev.) D. McTavish is ill
at her home at Port Hope yith an
attack of the mumps, John and Ern
est having just recovered from them.,
John has taken a position with the
Royal Bank at Port Hope.
SPECIALS IN
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
Ennis,
Sunday
friends,
enjoyed
of the Salvation
School scholars
to the number of
a very pleasant
of Mr .anj Mrs.
Captain
Army, his
and a few
about 5 0
time at the home
Wm. Daverty on Wednesday evening
of last week. Supper was served on
j the lawn, which was gaily decorated
with flags and bunting. Races and
other sports were indulged in and
after supper Capt. Ennes conducted
a sing-song, accompaning same on
his accordian. Another pleasing
feature of the entertainment was
some songs, with guitar accompani
ment by Mr. Ashbrook, dresssed* in
cowboy attire, he having been a
cowboy in the West -for some years,
before coming to this locality. A
hearty vote of thanks was tendered
to the host and hostess and others
contributing. Capt. Ennis closed
the festivities‘ with prayer. All re
port a good time.
A SPECIAL LINE; SOCKS
WASHABLE TIES
SUMMER CAPS
BATHING SUITS, Special
SWEATERS, Turtle-Neck and Sleeveless . . •
FLANNELS
at 35c
50c
35c
$2.50
$2.50
$3.50 & $5.00
k N
EXETER, ONT.
Saturday
and Mrs.
PHONE 81
A REAL BARGAIN
DRESSES EQzv
& SUITS □ UV
Friday last with lumbago and has
bee
keep to her bed for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Penliale and,
family, of Toronto, attended the
Penhale family
last and visited.
Jas. Stanlake.
Miss Maxine
forth, has returned to her
ter visiting for a week -
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Francis.
Mr. tund Mrs. F. Burkhart and
son, Harry, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.
Wilbur Fulton and two children, of
Flint, Mich., and Mrs. McGee, of
Sonibra, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Davis.
Among those who attended the
Canadian Corps Reunion at Toronto
advised by her physician to
Lawrence,of Sea-1
1 home af-
with her
and Mr
R(
are
tnotli
with ............. . ---- ----
they attended the old Boys’j[ tor the week-end were: DI’. G. S3,
at Flesherton where Afr.1 Atkinson, Tlios. Pryde, Rufus Kestle
iger
holidaying
Mrs. W. Johns. On
s, Johns and Mar-
er,
Mr
at r jesnerioii wnere Air.-aiMu.-uu, .listed with a concert as a • Jack Willis, Norman Norry, Fred
' W^lls, Art and. Bill Davis.
...
MASTER CLEANED AND TAILOR PRESSED
SYSTEM OF
DRY-CLEANING
WHITE FLANNELS CLEANED............
THE FOLLOWING AGENCYS WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU
W. W. Taman, M. C. Sleainon, J. M. Ross &_Co., S. Rannie,
Exeter Centralia Lucan Hensall
ALL GARMENTS INSURED E. W. CROUCHER, DIVISION REP