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FORTY-SE,CON D 'YEAR— No. 2278
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Connell, all the 'members pres-
-.--1ent. The minutee'og the meeting held
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°te.rs were pead as follows:
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Our Jannary S.`..e.cle-Reclucing Sale will continue for only ten days
More. We have added many acrditionar bargains to our list of last week.
Don't miss this opportunity.
New Spring Goods Arriving
Dress Gingharns at 35c Ia yd.,
Several new patterns of heavy dress ginghams in large plaids and':
small checks and stripes, Very special at per yard 33c.
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Men's ® Shirts at $1.45
Ten dozen Men's Heavy Work Shirt, sizes 141/2 to 17. Reduced 'in
Prieeefroni $2.00 to $1.45 each.
Men's Gloves & Mitts
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Greatly Reduced in Price
Hundreds of Bargains
port recommending more uniform
prices for hydro -electric power.
PliAecipetition ead, the same be-
ing signed by 37i 'ratepayers of the
village, showing that, the owners of
-Lots 22 and .23, ancl the north halt
of Lot 21 in thel'first concession of
-the Township, of Vsborne and which
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therefrom and ,,to be transferred to
No. 5, Usborne, Ask under authority
of the School Act that this council
appoint an ,arbitrator to act with
others to hear and ;consider the
prayer r,....1,1043. Per ElstonPenhale--That M. F. W. Gladma,n,
chairman of the Board of Education
for 1920, be appointed. Carried.
A letterofrOm H. E. Huston desir-
ing to be .relieved from the duties
of an officer of the Board of Health'.
1tecinest.granted.on motion of Pen -
hale and Davis'. carried.
Per Snell—Elston—That Mr. S.
Fitton be appointed as a member of
the Board of"Health. Carried. -
Councillor Penhale having inter-
viewed Mr. R. le Murphy and had
leased to him the weigh scales for
the year.Rental -$10. Approved.
Also, that he 'had arranged with
=1,Mrs. Elizabeth Harness for the ring-
ing of the bell at $65.00 for the year
Approved.,
Per Snell—Elston—That the clerk
procure one laimdred dog tags and
theo'Sa,me be onieeale at the clerk'
office, The Statutes of Ontario fox
1920 'States that,eVery owner of a
==" dog shall -procure a tag for each dog
owned by him and keep such tag se-
curely fixed to a collar on the clog at
all times. The council directs that
th'e tag shall be given on the pay-
ment of the, clog tax as provided by
the' Statutes. °Waxers of dogs who
ilegleet ,tcs collinlY.'with the above
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= not less than ten 1,dollars and -not
= more than, tw,enty2-five dollars for
— ▪ each offence. The annual tax saeci-
fie(' in the act is $2,00 for a dog and
$4.00 for each. additional dog, and
$4.00 for a bitch and $6.00 for each
additional bitch owned by the sane
person. LaW collies into force on the
first day of April,1921.. Carried.
Commissioner Bissett was in-
structed to procure 100 or more
loads of gravel to be placed as di-
rected.
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'Have you joined the Y. yet?
Word was recived in town on Mon-
day that Mr. Ed. Maguire, a former
resident of Exeter North, had died
suddenly at Guelph. No Particulars
have as yet been received. t
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A tender for munieipal printing
Was received from the Times office
Held over.
Councillor Penhale—Request that
a bylaw be prepared granting, pay-
ment to the members of the Munici-
pal Council was discussed, the same
held over- for further consideration.
The following accounts were read
and passed
The Gfigg Stationery Co.,,books
for Library 69.0 6 ; Henry J. Kuhn,
tile, R.B., Ross -Taylor Co.,
lumber, cemetery acct„. 42.30 L Cecil
Ford, labor cemetery 9.00; R. Mc-
Kenzie & Sen, cotton, cemetery 6.60;
W. S. Howey, Board o f Health acct.
12.00; Jones & May, supplies, ceme-
tery 3:45, library 3.00, 6.45; George
Sanders, snow ploughing 2.40; R.
Luker, snow ploughing, 25.10; B:
Makins, snow ploughing, 10.80; J.
Gillespie, Jr. labor 3.50; R. E. Davis,
earn labor 12,00; John Parsons, la -
)Or, 5.25; Rd. Quailed, labor, 8.05;
se WiTsol,, auto hire, 1.00; Thos.
Houlden, horse hire and labor 2.00;
Ontario Flax Co., snow ffloughing,1
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DEEM—In Seaforth, on January 14,
to Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Deem, a
daughter,.(Iris Fay').
FORREST—In Tuckersmith, on Jan -
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uary 5th., td Mr. L and Mrs.
IVIEDD—In Constanceon January
15th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Medd,
.a daughter.
MARRIED
Passed on motion of Elston and
Penhale. Carried. \
Adjournment by Snell.
Jos. Senior, Clerk
PETER DOIG ELECTED WARDEN
GODE,RICH, Jan. 25.—At the. Op-
ening meeting of the County Council
this afternoon the Liberals who con-
trol the wardenship this year, select -
7 5;0 k/ MILLER—GILLEspIE__In Toronto. Neydarj(3-1,:refe.Pr etle9r21D.°1Tghie°re INIv°ewrieckiola4
WRINGERS PROM .. .. .. • ;,..A on January 15', 1921, Miss L. Gil- candidates in the running, including
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7 lespie,,Seaforth, to Mr, J. B. Mil- Gordon Young, of Colborne, Na t.
Armstrong, of I-Tullett, and Dr.
'' SCISSORS ... 35e up 4 Grieves, of Seaforth, The fight was
a close one returning Doig with a
SPEARS ... $1.25 up M Majority of one over Young. A
HOUSTON—In Sacramento, Cal., on Sprinkling of 11, V. 0.. has made its
.... $2.25 & $2.50 A. ,t,„„,aged 70 years, 3 months and first time, but not enough to con-
13A11.13Ela SHEARS-Decomber 2 0 , 1920, John a, Hou- appearance in tlieenouncil for the
, 4. ''a 7 days; a:native of Tuckeremith trol, One well-known councillor from
the North, a Strong TI.F,O. man, is
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COMPLETE STOCIi OP r', ' ' Nly.*7))1°13.1;Itegdo towith ilaVteh Cs. 81.41f1LerdalSthilat't'thehir°.
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ALL SIZES IIROM $2.00 11 IN lymmonieufvf carious this year, with the, under -
TO $7.00. " ' standing that he would go with the
....1 PEeNi,,NeVI,AirRciDeDaiN. ,---wILII ainodviningethielir, rimorri CollServatives next Year.
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W. H. Poliwarden, who entered ehailje billierflyVn10131.16telillileidn sotlaPleinegf thhig
into rest One year ago January 29,
HOCKEY STICKS work for the coming year. A brass
...30e, 50c to $1.50 ,, tablet, in, 1101101 of the late Donald
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Patterson, Who died last year, and
Do not ask us if we miss her,
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She has gone to brighten region8
Tri every grief and care;
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We shall ince agam in heaven,
-leant an s lar ware
, Peaceful be thy rest, dear Niother,
' It's Sweet to breathe thy naini;
27W PHONIDS 27J Inelife we loved. thee 'very dear,
,,..,/ Oh. Tis sue i a 'vacant place, WIIG 'w's for some 14 years engineer
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11()CIWY' PUCICS' ' ' ' '''''' Oft in fancy lve li.ear lter footsteps, 4....vv8„tticile' coplionttte.y' ewrasHo,,11a.unveiled,i.1)e et° enx),:"
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150 `55c and 40e, + Or We See her sinfling face. ' .
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ing the ceremony.
The important bus:t0088 of the
council today was the appointing of
- r In death We de the Same..
band son a,net danglitel end engineer tonifidlt, 'Tuesday, following tendon Fair,
Reevee Armstrong. 'Beavers and
Spotion, as the good road
conirnls-
sion for the year,
Tb e councillors weire entortailleS
at a smoker by tee eleek, tree:love
C1USHEI0 BY STONE. BANDITS 3,1Altc4 HAUL AT STRATFORD TO PLAY DOCKTY
Mr.' Walter Cunningham is corlfin-1 L071)91)1' HlaIRE NEXT 1S101%1DAY., , ,
1' L is expected t1iat th Steafford
bockey teant ha Exeter
Monday night: Th ,'Stratfo'd tern1
ed to his home as the result: of al All LjLt moier
Severe inJurY to his leg. .While as- bandite wno at 1);0 on Saturday
sisting to move a heavy stone at his evening last carried off a Strong -
marble works here the stone in some box from the ' land Trunk Railroad
way slipped and fell againat his leg depot at London, have so far failed.
crushing it against a block of 'wood. The box,contained. abut $850 in. cash
No bones were broken, but he will and various drafts and securities
be confined to ilia home for some 'which arp estilnated '1,11) to $12,000.
time, The strong -box was waiting on the
platform, to be placed in the
LEAGUID.ENTERTAINS
GIRLS', AUXILIARY,
The Epworth League of Main
Street Methodist Church very Pleas-
antly entertained the Girls' Auxiliary
of, Trivitt Memorial Church on Tues-
day evening. There was a good turn, -
out of representatives from both, so-.
cieties. The- visitors provided an ex-
cellent program which included an
amusing play, "In Want of A Ser-
vant," Musical and other selections
Were also given. At thetponclusion of
the program, refreshments were
served and a very sociable evening
Was spent.
DEAF MAN SIERUCK. BY
ENGINE AT IIENSALL.
'William ,, Campbell, who works
with -his brother, Chris. Campbell, of
the Hensall planing Mills, .net with
a Painful accident at the Grand
Trunk tracks at Hensel]. on Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Cain p bell, wlio is
deaf and dumb, was 'getting- off the
track with a load of shingles and did
not notice a train backing down,
though the engineer gave the usual
warning. He was struck nbiyinitihjeer.,tenot-
der. and injured about the head, his obtained' tin to $250,000. On account
St11:3:1:;:p to
shipment- in; • 7a2.:1:eki-lean7d-
tteaectehbbeitgkecnu.tHaendis_uander thd doe- it Ny.e. very ,,27,......,11.
tor's care.
press car of the eastern express for
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"l'oronto. It was at the car door on
a tn., ieeeenger Joseph T.
11.1cGinalb, of London, was Waiting to
haul i in. when twibandits stepped
out and grabbed it. The box weigh-
ted
anadbieoi,4 11.50 Rounds and had two
The men started to run off with it
and McGinnis went after then
when a third man pressed a revolver
against his forehead. McGinnis stop-
pecL In their hurry the bandits let
the. box fall. The man who was hold-
ing the gun .9.7t head went
to their assistance and McGinnis
.started after the trio. He was stop-
ped by the man with the gun, who
Was helping the others to lift the
box int-' 9.6:c1;7n. In a nie-Ment they
wore
messenger, came out of the car with
his gun and took -a shot at thecat,
but missed. As there' was only one
cartri.l., tine he could do
nothi.
Two •hours later the car in 1VhiCli
the bandits 11.,1, a. Lula in tilt:
ditch 21,4 miles south of the city.
It was identified as one which
had been stolen form Burlington re-
cently. No trace of the safe has been
discovered. Had the robbery occur-
red oo any other night big Saturday
llaye not been beaten this season'and.
the local fana are looking for a fast
game, In "-ease 'Ixeter-7,41rii-13 wtns
the fans 'will want a special train to
take then). to Stratford when the re -
term ina,Lch conies off.
TEACH MORE -AGRICULTURE
I SCHOOLS
Would it not bo advisable to Leech
more ricinture in, our rural.
schoole`: AL present too Imaged time q
is allowed on our time' table for this
important -subject. Less tiine giver
to such sobjeets as Algebra, Geome-
try, Science (theory) and Art:, could
be afforded and surplus time allotted
to pratical teaching for the needs of
our farmer boy S and. girls. Anything
Lo attract our mays from gming to the
cities and, cause them to love the
farm Would be a`step in the right di-
rection. We would like to see the
schedule of studies for our rural
,el-eriftea to a
If our rural SC11001 board would
enlarge the school grounds to 5 acres
instead of One, acre, br, in many cases
es it is 2,4 acre, a great deal of ex-
perimental farmS on a smaledi°,
could be accomplished by the leache
Qr anti, pupil, thereby goalthe '
children interested in scientific me-
thods of farming. Teachers' residen-
ces should be erected, too, „thus af-
fording a greater interest from teach-
ers to school premises,
Our rural school system tends too
muoh along p.,rofcsT....ional lincc to
collegiates and .finally to universities.
Consolidation may Work" a change,
1.,t only whcn. the rural
Will go to Goderich on Friday m listen and see that the schotil and
CCHLTICII ' ought to be the community centre
AVEN REPORTS
The Exeter -Zurich hockey tea
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. "
for the return game in the 0.13 A.
night of our youth, then there will follow.
for pratical ecliicatiOnal developrnent
• series.
Cavell Presbyterian Church. held ..c.......===m.r...==.=..=..
their annual congregational meeting
on Monday evening when the reports .,...- -.---,- ----,- ---- ----- ---,-- ' — -.,--• ...,... ----- -.-...eetisee------
the church werei received. The dif- 1
ferent societies reported a prosper7 4
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01.1S year. The missionary contribu- IT 14 Y lair's
tions for the year were the largest 1 1
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in the history of the church. The '
elections of manage
ersresulted
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Makins and Wm. SillerY. The chair 'litf
Was ably filled by, Mr. .1. A. Stewart. 0 lit' . 9 A 1
, aing the ;ladies of. the ,eougregation .-,,,,.
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served a dainty luncheon and a so-
ciable time was enjoyed.
ANNUAL MEETING OE HIRKTON
AGRIOULTUP.Ali SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Kirk -
ton Agricultural Society was held in
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the hall on Wednesday afternoon of
last week. There was a very good at-
tendance. The president, Mr. Brea',
occupied the chair. The treasurer's
report showed a balance on hand of
$235.00. The old officers Were all re-
elected. President, Wni, larock; lst
vice-pres., Sallies Stephens; 2nd vice -
pros., R. N. Shier. Directors, William
Robinson, wm. Atkinson, Joseph
Creary, John Duncan, A. Brethour,
David Roger, Richard Paynter, Robt.
Berry, A. Berryhill, Edgar Hooper,
Jas. Marc, Samuel Routley, John
Morphet, John Roy. Honorary Direc-
tors, Hon. Peter Smith. Dr. Steele, M.
P., Andrew Hicks, M.P.P. J. J. Mer-
ner, M.P. Auditors, A. M. Driver, M.
Gregory. Secretary -treasurer, Amos
T)oupe. The fall fair will be held on
October 6th and 7tb. Expert judges
will be employed for the light and
heavy horses. The poultry has to be
in the poultry ball at 11 a.111. second
day of the fair. It was decided to take m
with fall wheat and banner oats. The
up the field crop competition as usual
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oats shall be judged before they are ,11
cut and also in the bin. Registered
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seed must be sown. The president
and secretary were appointed to at-
tend the annual. convention of fairs --- - --
held in Toronto in February,
'/-c until you Want to drive yont ear. The jobbers advise us that thee
s going ti be a shortage of certain makes of the best lens, so just
decide on the kind you want and let us know. We will get yours
NOW and•keep them until you start your car in the Spring, In this ''y4
way you will not have to accept an inferior make at a higher price
later on.
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tCla ni e r ts at '$2.50; iloloplariNe!at -$4:50
Brill, in your application form and we will fill it in without pIac- \/ .e.
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ing you under any obligation whatever.
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Bat-
teries, etC. Let us store your battery until Spring.
.A_II kinds of automobile accessories, tires, VglIlard Stoeage Bat-
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EXETER AbRI. SOCIETY.
HOLD ANNUAL '3:METING
The annual meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society was held in the
Town Ha,1,1; on Thursday afternoon of
last Week and was fairly well attend-
ed. The financial statement 'showed
that the society had a , successful
1year. Considerable', improvements
Were made during" the year to the
grounds .aald: buildings: A founda-
tion was put under the cattle shed,
40 reds of new fente were built and
a new glass case for Showing home-.
made 'cooking was purchased. After
these had been paid for, a small bal-
ance remained in ...the treasury. The
question of holding a field crop. coin,
petition was not dealt 'with but
he token up at a meeting of the di-
rector, At the election of officers Mee
WM, Andrew, who has Been presi-
dent 01 .the society Ter .tWO Years re-
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Tilos. Plaultin was sleeted to the 611.131131g 1\1°D:11114' ,
fusel to stand for re-olection. and Mr.
-.9viiicieinh-reqs'h,OG.0ti!leenrhoOiTc.0;18 are : parynevs Will help to create a better niarket f
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, 1(1 Vice-pre,ter -wheat using a blended. nOltr.
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don; treasurer, T. el, Woods; dire -
tore, W."R. Elliott, If, Smith, A.
l)oupe,. James Jeckeil, W. 1). San-
ders, 1111Toi•ingtee, Win, Andrews,
4. TD. -Eltberington and 0, "W. Robe/l-
en. 'Three la y dieectors 105510. also
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