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OF THE WHOLE WHEAT
There will be no increase in cost, on account of
the new sales tax, either to your grocer or to you
for your nourishing, economical Shredded Wheat.
Delicious with berries and fresh fruits
The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Ltd.
Niagara Falls, Canada
his horse was strcuk down by the
train and instantly killed.
used
pro-
this
i 50 YEARS AGO
' The daily mail between Exeter
hnd Kirkton starts on July. 1st,
Large quantities of strawberries
5n town at present. They are sold at
ten and twelve cents per quart
Mr. Thomas Greenwood, ex M. P.
for South Huron, has secured the
Yegistery office of Rock Lake county
for Crystal City and proposes to or
ient a building shortly to be
for this office,
. Mr. K. Atkinson, formerly1
•prietor of the Royal Hotel, of
place, left on Tuesday for Palmer
ston, where 1 he intends going into
the hotel business.
A hail storm, the equal of which
is unknown to the oldest inhafoit-
tant passed over this place on Mon
day evening last. Skylights and
window panes were broken, trees
blown down and considerable fruit
destroyed.'
Mr. L. Hardy, Reeve, and Mr.
fWm. Fenwick left on Monday morn-
|ing last for Montreal upon an in
vitation from Mr. Hickson, manager
!of the Grand Trunk Railways, for
the purpose
Reference to
Mr. Jonn
'dy, Mr. B.
Pickard and
Friday evenin;
the Northwest.
Goderich and expect to land at their
destination on Thursday.
On Monday night, as Mr. R.
Leathorn was returning home and
•while (crossing the railway track a
short distance south of this place,
of interviewing him in
this place.
Drew, Mrs. John Ked-
JSwenerton, Mr. Wm.
Mrs. A. Lake left on
g for Manitoba and'
They sailed from
25 YEARS AGO
A number from here took in the
Farmer’s and Teacher’s excursion
to Guelph on Friday last.
Owing to ill health Mr. W. J.
Hawkshaw who has been conducting
the hotel at Yellow Grass, Sask.,
has been forced to give up business
In consequence they will return to
Ontario to reside in future.
Shortly after' noon on Monday,
No. 6 Company of Exeter district
33rd Battalion left by special train
for darling’s Heigh’ts iat Londjon,
under the command of Capt. Ranlce,
Lieut, W. J, Heaman and Ser. Ma
jor Hector for a two weeks’ camp.
Mr. J. A. Stewart has this week
commenced preparation for the er
ection of an addition to his already
large general store.
Word has just been received that
Mr. Thos. Young, of Dauphin, -Man.,
who will -be remembered as having
taught in S. S. No. 3 Stephen.and
also in S. S. No. 6 Usborne is at
present in a very critical state of
health. w ...
On Wednesday evening last two
rinks of Exeter Lawn Bowlers vis
ited Hensail and had a friendly game
with the ■club there. Exeter won by
72 shots. The Exeter line-up was'
as follows.: Messrs. W. Blatchford,
N. D. Hurdon, F. W. Gladman, Jno.
Muir, L. 'Scott, C. B. Snell, W. W.
Taman, and Rev. Perkins. Hensall
line-up: SmaUauombe, Cantelon,
Stewart,' Billings, King, Arnold.
Cook and McDonnell.
The regular team and the busi
ness men played a game of baseball
on Thursday evening when the regu
lar team beat the business team by
a score of 14-13. The teams were
business men: T. Carling, Hoskin,
Heaman, Cole, I. Carling, Hawk-
shaw, Creech, White, Statham and
the regular team was Sanders, Bell
wood, Knight, Powell, 'Bissett, Sen-
oir, Harding, Southcott, Stewart.
bookkeeper with T. Hawikins & Son.
Mr. Fred Hogarth returned Tues
day from the West where he has
been .for several weeks.
Mr. Harry Rowe left Tuesday ev
ening on a trip to the Thousand Is
lands to attend a coal convention.
Mr. Ed. Triebner motorman with
London Street Car, Co. is visit-
with his parents.
the
ing
DASHWOOD
(intended, for last week.)
Mr. Alfred Wild’ passed away
Thursday afternoon at the home
his brother, Mr. Fell# Wild at the
age of 69 years. Ji months and 29
days. He had been iji failing health
for sometime. Besides hjs bereaved
widow he leaves Ho ‘inoufn his loss
one son and two daughters residing
in ’Michigan and two brothers, Mr,
and Marqus Wild, of
Funeral services were
on
of
Felix Wild
Dashwood,
held on Saturday afternoon in the
Lutheran church with Rev, Ness of
ficiating. Interment took, place in
the Bronson Line cemetery,
Dashwood Civile' Holiday will be
observed on .Friday, June 12th, The
school picnic will also be held on
that day at Grand Bend. All are in
vited to come and help give the kid
dies a good time,
Mr, and Mrs. Olaf Pederson at
tended the fuperal of a friend at
Winghani on Friday.
Mrs, O. Restemeyer were Satur
day visitors in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Moore, of
Seaforth attended the funeral of the
late Mr. Alfred Wilds on Saturday.
Miss Gladys' Guenther R.N., of
Kitchener, is spending a week with
her brother, Mr. E- R. Guenther.
Miss Taylor, of Hensail, lias ec-
cepted a position in the local post
office.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Broughton,
Billy and Betty and Miss Grace Kel
lerman, all of Toronto, were week
end visitors with Mr. and ‘Mrs. J.
Kellerman.
Mr: and Mrs. Harry Kraft spent
the week-end with her parents
Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Calfas,
Sarnia, are spending a week with
latives here and in Mitchell.
Dashwood ’Band furnished music
for the celebration at Ilderton on
June 3rd.
Edmund and Rudolph Becker were
on a fishing trip near Georgian Bay
during the week-end.
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Published every Thursday marateBr
flt Exeter, Ontario
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advance.
RATES—Farm or Real Batata fag
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Found 10c. per line of *lx wordfl,
10c. per Ilnau
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ver Using 12 and
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extra verse* 25 c.
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Money to Loan, Investment* Mattei
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EXETER LONDON HEN8AL*
CARLING & MORLEY
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
LOANS, INVESTMENTS,
INSURANCE
Office; Carling Block, Mate
EXETER, ONT.
At Lucan Monday and Thursday
15 YEARS AGO
Mr, W G. Medd, of Winchelsea,
has purchased a Clinton auto truck
for drawing cream.
Mr. N. D. Hurdon had a sale of
his household effects Saturday and
intends spending the summer at
Port Frank with his son George.
■Six rinks of bowlers enjoyed a
President vs. Past President game
on Monday evening, the former side
winning by five shots. The line-up:
Past President, F. May, J. L. Bur
well, W. D. Clarke, N. Sheere, T.
Boyle, W W. Taman, W. Fuke, N.
J. Dore, J. A. Stewart and for the
President, F Delbridge, R. N. Rowe,
R.-.G Seldon,, ,W ^Rivers, J- A- Mac"
Donald, R N.Creech, W. May, T.1
Elliott and C. B. Snell
''Last week Mr. I. R. Carling sold
the residence of his brother, the
late T. B. Carling, iMain St. to Mr. S.
Hfcks, of Usborne.
Congratulations are’due Mr. How
ard Quackenbush, he having passed
his examination entitling him
D. D. S'. after his name.
Miss, Lulu Kestle has engaged as
lioli-
She
year
WORRY-SAVING
Betty realized one day that
day-time was not far off.
made a mental note that this
she was not going to be bothered
with the usual forrisome details. No,
indeed, she’d used Ling Distance to
settle things on the spot.
MRS. HENRY IVISON '
‘ After -a brief illness Mrs.
Ivison passed away at her home west
of Kippen in her 71st year. Deceased-
was a daughter of the late Robert
and ~ ’ ....... “
vice
Rev.
son is survived by her husband and
three daughters; also three sisters.
Henry
Jane Meilis. The funeral ser-
was conducted by the pastor,
R. R. Connor, B. A. Mrs, Ivi-
DIED AT LUCAN
One of the oldest residents of Lu
can passed way recently 'rd the per
son of Robert J. McNamee,-after an
illness of six weeks. On March 11
last he celebrated his 90th birthday.
A family of three sons survive. The
funeral service was held from his
late residence conducted by Rev. J.
J. Brown.
Dr. G. S. Atkinson, L.D.S.,D.D.B»
DENTAL SURGEON
Office opposite new Poet Office
Main st., Exeter
Telephones
Office 84w * House MJ,
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
BANBURY—BURROWS
. The United Church, Seaforth, was
the scene of an .attractive wedding
when Kathleen Francis, elder daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bur
rows, was united in marriage to
Perley Banbury, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Banbury, Wolsely, Sask. Rev.
W. P. Lane, pastor of the church
.conducted the ceremony assisted by
the bride’s uncle Rev. C'. W, Fore
man, of Walkerville. Mr, and Mrs.
Banbury will reside in Winnipeg.
slats’ diary
to
again and again. HvcryMCi-augii-
lin-Buick has the non-clashing
Syncro - Mesh transmission and
the Engine Oil Temperature
Regulator.
»
N the markets of the Empire, General
Motors of Canada, Limited, is re
spected as a customer of importance,
due to its large and varied purchases. This
recognition assures the finest of material
and large quantity buying brings favorable
prices. The extensive purchasing activities
tn Canada of General Motors are under +he
direction of experienced business men* Sup
pliers everywhere adhere, closely fo specifi
cations with meticulous regard for General
Motors* high standards of quality. Thus,
unusual buying advantages accrue to Gen
eral Motors arid are quickly passed on to
the public. They are definitely reflected in
the outstanding advantages and value of
General Motors cars. That motorists appre
ciate this fact is evidenced by the fromen- (
dous and lasting popularity of all General „
Motors Products. These factors have also
enabled us to assemble a reputable and
Competent body of dealers all over Canada'
who render a standardized, reliable service
wherever you drive. They also offer you
the convenience of buying. on time pay
ments through General Motors* owrt low
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one of them stands back of the General
Motors Owrier Service Policy, which assures
your complete and continued satisfaction.
GM22-3O
look In the cUnWled p»gei of your phone book tinder ^General Motor*” for th* addragtOfttMHwawdd**l*r
Dr. G. F. Roulston, L.D.S.,D.D.Kr
DENTIST
Office; Carling Block
EXETER, ONT.
Closed Wednesday Afternoon
« CADILLAC *
Over 51 models available, rang*
ing from the Cadillac y-8 at
$3,520, to the Cadillac V-12 at
£5,130 and up to the Cadillac
V-16 with custom bodies for as
much as £15,000. All prices at
factory. The world’s finest cars.
In matter of colors, upholstery
and even body design, these cars
can be highly personalized.
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MOTORS
<{ forward Ift
Canadians everywhere are striking jonuard
on the rising tide o! a Jresh and vigorous
prosperity,. Mid General. Motors pays
tribute 'to Canadian aehtcvenieiii with
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GENERAL MOTORS CARS HAVE OUTSTANDING VALUE
Friday—-well I aint ben tawking
mutcli albtnit this day witch is the
■last day of skool
on acct, of I am
continueing to re
main and be in
same old class.
Teeclier says I
have the onner of
being the oldest
kid that ever was
in this class enny
ways, well that is
sum thing I gess.
.Saturday—A ole
frend of pa and
ma cum to see us
today witch ust to
go to skool with
them. In there
younger yrs. be
fore he
preecher. He is ababtist
at that ho seams like a
fella.
■Sunday—'Lennie Lakes
Lennie Lakes has got a new baby'at
there house today. It is eather a
boy
But
like
cuz
DR. E. S. STEINER
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College
DAY AND NIGHT
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TCt
Office in the old McDonell Bara
Behind Jones & May Store ,
EXETER, ONT.
JOHN WARD
CHIROPRACTIC, OSTEOPATHY
ELECTRO-THERAPY & ULTRA*
VIOLET TREATMENTS
PHONE 70
EXET11.MAIN ST.,
In
yrs.
be come a
but
■real
even
nice
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For‘Huron and Middlesex
FARM SALES A SPECIALTY '
PRICES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ’
Phone 57-13 Dashwood
R. R. NO. 1, DASHWOOD
•and Mrs.
or a. girl J dont no yet witfcli.
it is 1 of them. It looks to me
they are getting Xtr.avagant be-
pa says they onley got there
ottomoibeel about J paid for.
Munday—I dont feel so good
nite foecuz Slib Jenkins socked
on the bed today with a ball
when it was my turn to bat. I never
did have much use for him and enny
yays I. am all ways a little Suspi-
me
It
use
to
me
bat
FRANK TAYLOR
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For Huron and Middlesex
’ FARM SALES A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and Satisfaction?:
1 Guaranteed
EXETER P. O. dr RING 188
shus of enny .buddy which hits
over the lied with a Ball bat.
was my Bat to. And he can’t
it for -suhch playing 110 hiore.
Tuesday—Jake and me went a
Fishing today and fergot what time
it was and we. got home so we just
stayed -a cuppie hours longer and by
that time ma whs very terribly wir-
red and was so glad to sea me that
she kist me insted
lammin. I gess I
that.
Wensday—Virgil
the Dockter and the dockter told
him he must get more Xersize so he
li-as went and hot hisself a juice
Harp and is lerning to play on
Vh’ge Is a hard worker*
Thirsday-— well Jim Bunch is
a lot of trubble- and docked up
jale becuz he shot his
mebby she wont get wall
it was a terrible misbaik'e.
a shooting at. his Mother ah Law,
OSCAR KLOPP
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate Carey Jones' Atrtk,
tion School. Special course take*
in Registered Live Stock (all breed*)}
Merchandise, Real Estate, Farni
Sales, Etc, Rates in keeping wittf
prevailing prices. Satisfaction en
sured, write Oscar Klopp, Zurich*
or phone 18-93, Zurich, Ont.
of giveihg me a
will remember
Benson went to
it.
m
in
wife and
he says
.He waft
Not Very Often
Bill: “Hullo! Hdw’S the
been treating you lately?**
Yuss: “Very seldom, lofld
very seldom?’
world
dear
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. Archibald, B.A.’Sc., (Tor.),
O.L.S., Registered Professional En
gineer and Land Surveyor. Associate
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Office, Seaforth, Ontario.
Only Partially
.Sweet Young. Thing to Oculist:
“I’ve broken my glasses, do I ha.v<j
to be examined all over?”
Recipient of the interrogatory:.
“No>, just .your eyes.”
Well Done
Prisoner: “Your Honor, I'm ntero
ly a poor half*stewed mail from the
West.” t
Judge: “I’m a' hard-boiled Cha$
from the East, Thirty days?*