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Personal Items
Mr. Wm. NVond of Exeter spent
last Timraday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. tieorne Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. linen Love au-
eempanied .Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Orel) to South Bend and Kohamo.
Indiana. for a few holidays.
:Miss Dorothy James 4,)f Toronto
and .11Irs. Harold Willard ot Lon-
don were luncheon guests of Mrs.
1. -Grit and visited with Mrs.
Robert Dennis of Hollywood.
California who is holidat Mg at
the home of her parents. Mr.
and'Airs. L. Wilson M. Exeter.
Ali's. K. 114)+7:ma. Keela ath-
erine., and Tony Aquitina furnish-
ed the hand music at the Dirt.
tion service in the Satem ceme-
tery. Following the service Mr.
and Mrs. Hodgins and Nlariliay
ted with. Mr. and Mrs. C.
M
Robert and Jean Laintnie sann
a duet darliva the children'a
Hour over CKNX Wineham on
Saturday. iche nuisie pupils of
Miss tireta Lammie, ilensall.
were entertaining,
Mr. and Mr'. H. Foley and
family of Windsr who spent a
few daye last tveek with Mrs.
Sholdiee andfamilF are visit'
ing with fernier s parents. -
.Mr. and Mrs. F. Foley in Durk'''.
Falls. Mr. Anon Shobiler An,
emnranied them on the trip.
rort
Miss Beverley Smyth is boll-,
daaing with her aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. IL Theander in
London.
Mr. and N/ra, Garfield Hatn!
rink and fatally of Toronto were
'weekend visiwrA with Mr. and
lira. William Haddock.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Smale
of Strathrny were Sunday vi-i
Over 150 Attend!
• Pfaff.Oescil Feiv
'tors With Mr. and Mrs. L. 1,3.
Mr. Andrew Ilichs observed a
birthday on Monday and. on Sat-
' urday evening he and Mrs. Hicks
\tem dinner guests at the horm-'
of their .on, .Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Hicks.
Miss Bette Lou West is holi-
d*ing with relatives M 'Grand
Valley told Guelph.
Hodgms will appear on
the TV talent enut shoe over
• ehannel 8. Wingham, on Monday
tat -rant, August 11.
pLiff rateatt menial pna
Me was hilt on isaisulay at ,
erview Park. Exeter. ap_
pro'imately Ian a;te:t. k
SPOrl 'acre taainaott ail
ani eleetilAt t oilieera :vita lend
with Bert Falter meant ;is neann
dent for 1inan Itenn.-1!
vice-president: Mrs. Tont
hale, seeaticas Mitt- than, a
Sam Oeseh, Bab Veil and
Haxhard, sov,rts eop4rife,,
mrs„ Gerald: Scliern. Nina. tln7aat
Pfaff. and airs. Helen Paret,
table eimuntuce.
The filen Sunday in Anew!. ma.,
the date set tor in,. -ono
!to be held at. Riverview Patin
Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock.
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Mr. George Baynham and Wayne;
Bat tinain attended a family re
(mon) at Lieury on Sunday.
Warner MeRoberts of Ian
can eailed un Mrs. E. Abbott un
-
sande!: et ening.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Thompson.
tint! Mr. and Mrs. Win. Skelton
f London were Monday et ening
inators with Mr, and Mrs. L.
llotinnon.
111,bert Laramie sang a solo
.T.aring the service in James
Street Church. Exeter on Sunday
morning. His parents aecompa-
:Mat hint to Exeter and attended
the :sem ice.
Mrs. Wm. Bowden, who has
been receiaing treatment in St.
'toseph's boapital. London for'
the past few weeks waa able to
leave the hospital on Sunday and
is now with her daughter and
sun -in-law. Mr. and Mrs, R.
Smith in Toronto.
Your husband, madam," said
a doctor. "is suffering from
voluntary inertia."
-Poor. dear Robert." came a
rather dazed reply. "And I ac-
cused him of being lazy."
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e,Typrt On Thames Road
fl Mrt'S. WILLIAM RHOPB
Pornenal 11.ernts.
Mtn ea inleam. of Bryant;
t- With h4T VOUS
a t :anti:ter.
me. nrelAlian Wanner o
ennunn Ttiehey
nta.1 antes. nerunibi
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oat n'any hUniflfl m
Sumfaa
• tt,-, line. Ernest l'aen
L:. t't Sean had tin
of, finearstakex
en a !ey and was a pa
ia innit. 1, al far
air. • al.( Mrs. Carey joynt o
Benneltein. Perin have been vis
ne,eitirant in honor of their -35th
.•fling imniversary.
Mt. Charles Hodgert wiabed,
•
R. vkluph, many more years of
ta,pien married life and pre-
', :elven a gift On behalf Of those
e-eneet. Mr. and Mrs. liodgert
e
nimilted the group and invited
; !nein
to spend the evening at
'tu r home on Andrew St.
inose present were Mr, and
• 1r.. James Iledgert, Mr. and
Victor Kestie of Exeter.
'1 tie. and. Mrs. Charles Hodgert
Iroquois, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
of London. Mr. and.
mrs. Arnold Cann, Mr. and Mrs.
ness Hodgert, Mr. and. Mrs. Reg
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Letter From ran:its, aiti Mrs. Archie
isj Lt.. Letter From.
Creci:uton
tan an.1 family of London, Miss;
:Vtaratti. of Calgary, Alta.!
Brinsley
By MRS. J. WOOL Sundt* with Mr, and ilIrs.ti By MRS.
.0 CIL ELLWOOD
Rev. G. S.rome ane1oic-,1 Mite Anaeel mien Allan 'Wanner I
camp of Go(14-rieli Simitner Sneant. Nlarltvn Ttickey
last week v here iit. antn ke: a. oi er1'. and Mrs. Ernest
counsellor. Ina,. ; .an: Jann 'peat •Stindan
Rey. II, J. S'nell Eactor was 0 in en w h Mrs. Norman
in charn. tit the moran: servne, Kinn 01 sa
in 1114.) hrre 14" Pi 4i1•,.•••4. aiorriaon Cas-.
is selling dultig Re% • ii4:'.:".•4)-4'.• u ,taary Pais:swore,
vtwation Period. A ('.'4.! tt tie. nnat 'ter 01' Brantford
plaaed by In nelas tit:noway t' - ,anend with :lir. and
Dont.,71as Lialitfout etas ennPa• mina-.
Mr, and Nirs. (*ninon! 1'•'4.-,,..,.
and sons. Joinint- anti -Ayrns•.`"tj.`nyilt`i.,
hat e returned Iront •Air. and
trip to tim •7ti nty ne attended
and son silent lost weeL at Nten
Alia and Airs. lara-a van,- , .14.0„;„ Linn,
•
▪ :nettaena on sitmlity.
an Heightn.
Mr. anti Airs.. llartln Merlocin .c! 1?„:10 ls 4:,Thmulingt a i
of climph vi,itt,41 kith1 L4 n;..;y,
here (luring the eo
wkenii.
Mrs. M. Faint spent lad ,.,,,,,,,,%. ...,.:a tied :arn. Leonard Cooper ;
with Mr. and Mrs. Letv'n Fano. a! V, ital.:an, '..'r. end Mrs. Cael
and family in St. Thomas. •,,,nn... ,;.,,,,,,t (a 0 \. "s on a trip
Mr. and Mrs. fluent - si ev en, ' le to.tel .a 1'71d Bin: idi Columbia...1
son left by motor on IV ellnandat i 1 , la -a, on Sne,lay with Mrj
of last week for Letlthee. Al, 4444 rrn V. niam Lampert were.
Mr. and Ntrs. Elmo Morgan
of Sarnia spent last weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. lfred Fenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odd and
I nralyn and Bob McLeod of
Louden spent last Sunday with
nr. tind. NIrs. Earl Dixon.
in.. and Mrs. Harold Whittard
not Jeanette of St, Catharines
halal:I:nal with Mil, and Airs,
t nen Ellwood. •
tie. and Mrs. E. J. Dundas of
ileaitit, visited with. relatives of
the tammumity last Monday.
'dr. and Mrs, Earl Dixon plc
inend with the latter's sister and
Lrethernn-law, Mr, and. Mrs, Les
ilonland of Detroit, in Port Ifin
rtlil r(cently.
alias Whittle Keogh returned
to her position in Ottawa after
spending a few days with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs.' Andy
Ect,igh.
berta. Where they will rt1a ai Laine art, 'Mr. and Men; Audrey Dailing of Red
Deer, Alberta is holidaying with
with their sun, Mr. Allan Ste- 1? es. I% !limn elinnizie and
venson. crate :4 In otor, Mr. and M her parents, Min and Mrs. Wm.
. r
ns.;,11)yarslit111;ered a stroke has been
' Mt. and Mrs. Ross ITall,A l'Z'i+7.- Lbtaipir';, GUY le, Kevin and; . • '
and family have tanen pa.nea.; Innennan ..nr. and Mrs. Edwin,' aiisn Mary Amos who recent-
.
cion of the home -00 King :ti It ' J.! 1.i!l. Jr...ly and Brian I
recently purehawd from Mr. anti ' i '- .7..'eana, atn, nnn .Minn Charlie italien to a London hospital.
Mrs. Stevenson. ; Inenel, tn Pry, Dinn.en and Joan, ale. and Mrs. George ,Prest
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. In.:It'Y MIA . 2,712.--.; 1.:tlih P;!-Ni,tirill. of To.' f and Billy, Mr. Marwood Prest
Murray visited on Saturday vrth r,...). .4. awl 7Me:4. Nelson Lain. i and boys spent last Sunday with
tohrtheformer's parents in Strat- pert, l'n.,0 :tea Dale of Crediton,11';ir. told Mrs. Jose Cunningham,
f
i .l.!:. and 'li.., :rant Amos, Ross, i Clandeboye.
Mrs, R. Molitor attended the. l!t,,.;y, .1.1i,,•:.arel, and Billie di Mrs. Tom Kooy entertained a
Ohara -Symon wedday4 at: W:..,:i.- .:‘, a Cr:11.'.I Stailley product party last Fri -
ton on Saturday, Marie Symon ; i I I,. n Javan II e we spent a few - da v evening with twenty-eight
was formerly a teacher in Cre..!, (lir. s. nyently with „her uncle and ; ladies present.
diton Pune Selk•el nr'l 1i Ir._--inllit, i'dr, acvl :Mrs. Amos War- Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Morgan
tinnily visited with friends here. tinen et 1 on urt.n. of Sarnia called on Mr. and
Mrs. 0. Bra.m of in, nv : :,, ; 1t4.10 a number from this elm- Mrs. Cecil Ellwood last Sun -
Mich. is spendinn, some time 11,11.1,:p aday
atlet-:1 a hall game in d.
with her brother, Mr, A. Moriocl; ,Dti;:ia • last Sunday, going byl Decoration services at Eben -
and other relatives.
Mr. anti Mrs. M. J. Sansinte Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Jeffery;
of Hamilton visited on Spnilwo.:;,ited 101 Sanitay with Mr. and
with Mr. and Mr4. Woodall and !Mrs:. .1. N. Ratcliffe of Strath -11,
ezer cemetery will be held on
Atienst 17, Special Music by the
Anna Craig Legion Band will be
iv e n also a special speaker.
called an many iriends heee. .ro(4'. i
Mr. and Mrs. ((!Id Fic.i.:nd. .Hrs. Yellow and Tom, 11,Ir, and i
and family of Parry ,-.Toili,i ,,;u••iit 7,,b.. Ray Coitle. Mr. and Mrs.
the weekend with the formel"s!Willi;un Rohde were guests al
parents, :Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd i',44:,-; ow Roq:i-lliiCl•ee wedding and I
land.
Mr. and 'Mrs. il,,::it S:Aucd,!y.
I rr-N,p•Itel In :,lIziffa United church
Mrs. E. Gunn, i
L. Kipping and Mr. 3,4,,. :num! Mr. ant Mrs. Ewer!: Pym of;
spent the weekend in Detroit. I E:-.( tcr., Mr. and Mrs, Ernest ;
170 and Mrs. Itoherl Pal Mel' ; P,111, •i?Iil: Smiday v.1111 Mr. and
and .daughter 'Beth of Bri%hum, i Mr:•. Allan Wanner of Sarnia.
accompanied by the former".-: : Aiks E, ih Pastimore returned
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Altdinee ; home from tn. noaenh's Hospital, ,
Palmer of Ca ?entry spent ate:- : Lerettai mi Sunday. ;
eral days at the home of Mr.ikik(7.7....7nno Anniversary i
and Mrs. E. M. 1...ohrier. f•Iltr-I On Wednesday evening. July 2:1,
ley Palmer, who had spent some ,11r. and Ars. JaIlleS lIodgert of
Bride -Elects
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time with bee grandparents, re- iinnner were given a surprise:
turned home with them. Ian:tier party at Armstrong's I Times -Adv cote{
THE SALE -
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WOMEN'S
Dress Pumps
Assorted Colours
Values To $7,9$
SALE 1 PR. $2.88
SALE 2 PR. $3.00
WOMEN'S BLACK
Kid Oxfords
Arch Support
Values To S9.95
SALE
WQM E N'S
Work, Oxfords
Brown Leather
Walking Heel
Values To $5.95
SALE $4A4
NA'rURAL.IZE R
Dress Pumps
Broken Lines
Valves to $14.0
SAL $8.88
Tho $1160 With Tho Beautihtl Pit
WOMEN'S
Dress Pumps
!Hugon and Spike Heel§
gook!, TO VAS
tALt $3.88
Thurs
ME DAYS
Come- from West
IQ' Attend Picnic
Attending from a distance the
33rd Chalmers reunion at River',
side Park, Mitehell on Sunday,
July 27 were Mr. Harvey Bor-
land, Regina, Mr. and Mrs, Carey
Jeynt, Bethlehem, Pa., Miss
Alma Borland, 'Toronto, and Mr.
and 21rs-0. Boddy and Bruce,.
_Kitchener.
The oldest couple of the 95
members of the elan uresent
were Mr. and. Mrs. William. Moo-
die, Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Miller and
Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Miller were
the park and tea tommittee; Mr,
and Mrs. W. C. Allison, Mr.
and. Mrs. Andrew liamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gill, the
table committee and. Mr. and
Mrs. Beverley Morgan, social
conveners,
Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Miller .and
Mrs, A. W. Morgan were named
presidents for the 1959 reunion
to be held in Riverview Park,
Exeter. Mrs. W. R. Sillery
president.
Aunt Lucy: "Will you let me
kiss you if I give you a. penny?"
Benny: "A penny! I get more
than that for taking castor ail."
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Boys'
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Black and Brown
Neolife Soles
Values To $6.95
SALE $3.88
HIGH SCHOOL
Boys
OXFORDS
Beige Black Brown
Foam Soles
Regular To $7.95
SALE $5A4
Women's Moccasins .Ass't Colors $1.44
Women's Flatties Ass't Colors $2,88
Women's Black Suede Flatties $2.24
Women's -Sandals - Ass't Colors $1.88
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Values To $6.50
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Cork or P a nco Tap Soles
Regular To $7.95
SALE $5.88
YOUNG MEN'S
Dress Oxfords
Wont° and Leather Soles
Values To $9,9S
SALE $588
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MEN'S
Dress Oxfords
Black and Brown
Values To $6.95
SALE $3.88
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TO MISS THIS MONEY.SAVING EVENT. EXTRA CLERKS TO SERVE YOU. OUR MOTTO: CLEAN
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LY, COME OFTEN. YOU CAN'T AFFORD
HOUSE EVERY YEAR REGARDLESS OF
Children's
SCHOOL & PARTY
SHOES
Assorted Colours
Regular To $4.95
SALE $2.88
Children's
SCHOOL SHOES
Black and Brown
Regular To $5.45
SALE $3,24
Children's Black Patent Pumps
Boys' Brown Oxfords 1-51/2
Men's Low Rubber Boot - Laced
Women's Black Strap Arch Rest $5.
Women's Pumps & Gores.
een-Age
SCHOOL & DRESS
SHOES
Suede and Leather
Values To $6.95
11
„,,,On •
SALE 41T400-V.I.•141
$2.88
$2.88
.99
$4.88
Boys'
WORK BOOTS
Cork Sole
Regular To
SALE $4 A 4
ge
SPr4IAL
2 PCE. MATCH SET
$1995
Boys'
OXFORDS
Black and Brown
Neolife Soles
Values To $6.95
SALE $3.88
HIGH SCHOOL
Boys
OXFORDS
Beige Black Brown
Foam Soles
Regular To $7.95
SALE $5A4
Women's Moccasins .Ass't Colors $1.44
Women's Flatties Ass't Colors $2,88
Women's Black Suede Flatties $2.24
Women's -Sandals - Ass't Colors $1.88
Bedroom Slippers Assorted Colors .99
EXETER
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10,0 OFF
ALL NEW FALL
MOWRANDISE
Mewling
LUGOA611
You Cannot
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Sale
-.7,71- •
MEN'S
Work Boots
Cork Soles
Values To $6.50
SALE $4.88
MEN'S
Work Boots
Cork or P a nco Tap Soles
Regular To $7.95
SALE $5.88
YOUNG MEN'S
Dress Oxfords
Wont° and Leather Soles
Values To $9,9S
SALE $588
111
MEN'S
Dress Oxfords
Black and Brown
Values To $6.95
SALE $3.88
MEN't
Dress Oxfords
1.11,6racla Leah' ot�s
Black and Brawn
Regular 1"6 $14,95
SALE $7.88
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