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Jones & May
EXETER, ONT.1 THURSpAY 1‘101i/44Ner, APRIL 21, 1921
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adios and Misses'
Dresses,
oats and .
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We are placing on sale this week
many odd lines and sizes of 'Sults,
Coats and, Dresses at real bargain
prices. These are up-to-date gar-
ments, mostly Nr.rthway Brand. We
can give you a good Suit as low as
$25.00. -
ANOTHER BLACK SILK BAR--
GAIN AT $1.75 A YARD.
On sale this week—Another web
of heavy Pailette Dress Silk, 35 in.
wide,. good fast dye. Special at $1.75
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Our new range of :Men's aiy1,.. •
Youth's Suits for, Sprin'g, 'dompriso
everything that is, stylish, both in
cut and pattern. Nice form -fitting:
snits for young 'Men and more don -
ti•
• We also 'carry a fine range' 01: suits
tsoe.rr con-
servative styles
se wantingslesf o the olderfirstmenix.
their iag•
pants.
BLOOMEE SUITS—All- kinds 'of these for the boys. We Carry
cheap suits for school and if you want a real high-class suit for best
wear, we- can give you them in all wool and in a variety of colors.
SHOES OXFORDS PUMPS
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Ladies Patent, MU, Brown or Grey, fancy slippers in all the new
effects. Tie pumps, Colonials, Ankle Strap or Plain Oxfords. We carry
a big range of the best makes at medium priced.
•• YOUNG MEN'S OXFORDS -We carry a -nice arnge ;of these, in •
Brown or Black. They will be very popular this summer. Get a pair
while we have all sizes.
FOR CHILDREN—Do not forget we are agents for the famous
HURLBUT SHOES for Children. This is the best shoe made in Canada
for Children, Many ladies in Exeter' will have nothing else but Hurlbut
or Classic Shoes for their children. Try them and be convinced.
MADE -TO -MEASURE CLOTHING.
•
We carry an extensive range of cloths for Men's Suits. We take
your measure and guarantee a fit
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON,
There will be an eclipse of the
moon on Friday morning between
one and three a.M.
LAID TO REST-,
The panel -al of the late Mrs. •Rd.
Davis was held on Thursday of last
week. Service Was held in the Triir-
itt Church, conducted bY
.• the rector, Rev. A. A. Trumper, at
which there Was a • large turnout.
-..,,
The Rebekah. Lodge of Oddfellows
Imalli•
of I-Iensall, of whicli the deceased
Was a member, attenclecl the sery-
ice in a bocly.
= PLATE GLASS' BROKEN.
' = .A. large, plate elass window in the
store of W. W. „Taman was broken
by•a stone thrown by a passing auto.
, The car was parlccd. In rront of W.
= I S. Col's and just after starting
= I away a stone alieut the size of a
goose egg was ,-hurled against the
= window. "A small hole was made in
the glass and the cracks spread out
in all directions. .
IOWA.
Immo
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OFFICIAL VISIT OF D.D.G.M.
Rt.-Wor. Bro. Fraser, of Parkhill,
= D.D,G,M.,: paid.. his oacial visit to
Lebanon Forest Lodge, A..F.&.A.M.,
-•'" Monday evening. There was a splen-
,— did turn -out of ,the brethren, The
work of the initiary degree was ex-
,
ehiplifted by the officers in a manner'
that drew' 'faith great praise from
Bro. Fraser. Fdllowing the work' ot
the evening a Sumptuous banquet was
served in the'ledge room. Bro, „T. A.
Stewart; acted.',as toastma.ster. The
first; toas:t was4 toast to "The Rang,"
MOO
MEM.
' solo
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'responded ,to by singing the National
I • "Sr:- Anthem..„A toast to the Grand Lodge
.and the Distrfet?..was respon.ded,to in
Very able manner by Rt: War., Bro.
= Fraser, and Bro. M. E. Eacrett. Can-
.., -•-• ada ryas rp.S,Ponded to by Bro.
=.•
Wethey; the Visitors by 'Bros. Baird
,ofeeLottdon .dia„creR, utherford of Credi-
.
c'PHONE
= PHONE 32
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ten; Lebanoni:pprest• Lodge by Bros.
-Heanian, OliOnlan and Stanbury.
Bro. W. .R_Eltiott added Much to
the..evening'geiirogram by his selec-
•
tions of
, •
POS'IlILISTER'RUSSELL DIES.
Postmaster William. James Rus-
sell, died at his home on William
street Wednesday morning, follow-
ing an illness of several months.
Postmaster Russell was a veteran
of the Great War. Since his return.
to Canada he has suffered with
heart trouble, which later develop-
ed. into an affecCion of the lungs,
which caused his death. The deceas-
ed was born on a farm in Hay Tp.,
just west of Exeter. In 3,915 he en-
listed with the 70th Battalion and
after going overseas he was drafted
to the "Princess Pats." He had been
on the firing line only a few weeks
when, on June 3rd,_ 1916,- he was
wounded in the left hrin, at Ypres,
necessitating the amputations of the
a,rin at the shoulder.' 'In , January,i
1917, he returned to Exeter 'and
-Wag one of the -first to arrive in
town. from the war zone. In July of
the same year he was appointed
BORN postmaster of Exeter, succeeding the
late Edward Christie. In September,
4
/ House -Cleaning Kelps HOLMAN—In Goderich, to, Mr. and 1918, the deceased was married to
fp Mrs Geo •W. Holman, a son. , IVI.Iss Rose Patterson, of Blyth. Be-
sides his bereaved widow he -is sur -
,4 33USWELL—At Evesharn-, Sask., on vived by his parents; Mr. and mrs.
71 FOR SPRING DECORATING USE.
LOWE BROS. HIGH STANDARD PAINTS.
41.4 LOWE BROS. MELLOTONE PAINTS.'
, April 5,, 1921, to Mr. and Mrs. A Wilitam Russell, of 'town; two -
E. Buswell..a daughter, (Helen them and one sister: Homer of We
taskiwin, Sask., who '` is expected
ALABASTINE WALL FINISH, per package
MIIRESCO WALL FINISH, per package • 65e. 11. - home this (Wednesday) evening;
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70c.
CHI-NAMEL
VARNISH. STAINS.
Give new comr and new
° gloss With one application
—dry -over night. In all col-
ors. 35e per can and up.
WASHING MACHINES $20:00
ELECTRIC WASHERS ... $125.00
WRINGERS from 87.50 lip.
MOTHES 'BASKETS • $2
• . 00 .
V, STEP LADDERS ....... 31.25 up
, • , ,
DUSTBA'NE , 85c up.
FLOOR MOPS ..............$1.50 up
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O'OEDAR OIL 25c & 50e.
LIQUID VENEER : . 25c &50c.
., • ,
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAINS
fpr Linoleuins at 85c per
pint. '
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Tykimones trim] snop.
Milton. on the homestead; and Miss
Maud at home, The funeral, private,
BRIDAL—HEDDEN — In Regina, will be held Friday afternoon
Sask., on April 2, 1921; Mr. Clif-
ford Bridal, of Crystal City, Man -
of Mrs. Catharine Iledden,'of Exe-
' OLD LANDAIARK BE/NG
to Miss Lulu Iledden, daughte'r
RlEMOVED.
• The old foundry thathas been. one
, . of the outstanding"-," landmarks of
POLLEN—HUNKIN;-.A.t the Pres: E• xeter for many years, is about to
byteria,n manse, Thames Road, o11 be demolished and on ,the site sev-
April 13th, by Rey. Chidley,• Mret ii new dwellings will be erected.
John, Edwin Pollen , 'ok Exeter, T• he property, last week, passed tnto
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Pollen the hands of S. J. V;Cann, who ree,
of Farquhar, to Miss Viola Hun- cently purchased the old poWer;
kin, daughter_ of Mr. and Mrs. plant on. Main street. This gives 'Mr!,
Thomas 1-Itinkin, of Usborne. Cann a 'desirable residence proper-
ty facing on three, streets. Of late
years the foundry has fallen into a
d,elapidated conditicin because of not
being used. There is, however, sOme
excellent material itt the old build-
.•ing %that should serve good pur-I
pose. The tearing down of this struc-
ture recalls the clays when the toile
dry was one of the Chief industries
of Exeter. It was here that 'the
Verity Plow Company •first made its
beginning, which Was later destined
to become a flourishing industry in
the city of Brantford. Like the 'old•
' woollenmill and the tannery, the
foundry lia8 given • Way before •the
centralization of industry 'in- the
larger centres. After the Verity Plow
people mOved,, to Brantford the
foundry W18 taken over by Murray
and Tait and later by jaine8 Murray,
Who sold out to the :Exeter.Mcilitifae-
turing COinpany. This last Company
was shert-lived, owing to the -busi-
ness, depression ,felleWing the out-
break of the 'War.
Heaman's Hardware..}TA.vn...A Rolm, EVERY' • •
• • PEW MILES.
DONT' :BUY A BATTERY
WITHOUT A HOME.
27W PHONES 2573
2.:
The Reeve requests that all
p aces o usiness in Exeter be
closed on Friday, from 2:30 ••
to 3:30 p.m. in honor of the
late Postmaster, W. J. Russell.
B. -W, F. EEAVERS, Reeve
W. M. S:
The Women's Missionary Society
of Main Street Methodist Church
held their annual meeting on Thurs..:
day of last week'. The ' society
have had a most successful year.
The report showed that over $300
d'
had been raiseand the returns are
not all in. Mrs. Wm. Ward was elect-
ed a delegate to the branch conven-
tion to be held at Listowel and Mrs.
E. Dignan to the district convention
at Crediton. The following officers
were elected: Pres., Mrs. E. rollick;
vice pres. Mrs, A. Ford; rec. sec.,
Mrs. Hy, Welsh; cor. sc., Mrs.
Lamport; treas., Miss L. Sweet;
supt. of systematic giving, Miss
Stewart; strangers sec., Mrs. Dig-
nan.,
The Women's 'Missionary Society
of James St. Methodist Church held
their .nnual meeting on Thursday
of last week when the following- of0.-
cers were elected: Pres., Mrs. J. D.
Kestle; 1st vice pres., Mrs. C. Hoop-
er; 2nd vice, pres.,Mrs. (Rev,) Wil-
son; recording secty., Mrs. Rout -
tor assistant rec. secty., Miss An-
na Bell; cor. secty., Miss Lewis;
trees:, Mrs. S. ;•M, Sanders; supt.
•
of Christian stewardship, 'A
o'Ars. John-
son; musical coin.: pianist, Miss: An7
na Bell„;; asst., Miss B. Andrew; supt,
of .Associate Helpers', Mrs. R. Welsh;,
Supt. of Supply Com., Mrs. Sntton;
supt. of Little ,Light Bearers, Mrs.,
I Mr. Thos, Hawkins, of NVindsor,
is visiting with relatives in town.
Mr, Nelson Prior, of Portage la
prairie, Man., who was en a Pur-
chasing trip, visited, his sister, Mrs.
W. H. Kay, of town, leaving Monday
to visit his sister, Mrs. E. Beebe, of
Windsor. While in -Exeter Mr. Prior
was ill for several days with' a sev-
ere cold. „
The feneeviewers of town met tli.0
• •
officers' of the .Exetor AgriculturaA
Society and ;Mr. 1. :. Dow on
day „evening: in the Carnegie Library,
in reference to a new, -wire fenee
that ,was" recently erected. between -
the society -'s grounds and the Dow,
fa,rin. The fenceviewers decided 1ha4
the codt of building •the new fenee•
should be'horne by the Agricultura4
Society. The case. may be appealed:
Tile McLaughlan Car
THE CAR OF IJNUSUAL BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT; LUXII-
IOUS IN. ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS AND VERY REASONABLE IN
See us before buying a car. We have something very interesting to
tell you. •' ' ' „'
S. AL ,SA.NDERS, .Dealer. • -• ' ALEX. l'URDON SileS •Manl
er
Iv.... Jehns;. sapt. px Strangers ,eom.,
.r,, ,, • . i, - .,, .
,Mrs. E: Rowcliffe; asdt., Mrs.. W
•. ,!... - •
Snell:. Thecontributions for the.year
, . .., . , . ..
are :not all in and will be reported I,
later The district convention will be,
held in Ci-editen, „sometime in May.
TELE VOTE IN HERON.
•.Ontario has declared for a "bone.
dry" provin.ce with a majority that
is expected to reach. 200,600 when.-
the vote as all in. Out of '25 cities
in. Ontario 14 voted "dry" and 1,1
"wet." In Exeter the temperance
forces were well organized and a
big dry vote was polled. Following
was the result in Huron County:
Maj. Maj.
Yes. No. Yes. No.
Goderich 1069 677 392 ..
Seaforth 801 -144 ,357
Hensall 364 " 80 284 ..
Wingham. 743 225 518 • ..
Bluevale -130 15 115 ..
Turnberry 552 89 463 ..
Clinton' 631 270 361
Exeter e , 695 136 589' ..
Bayfield ...... 134 62 72
Goderich Tp .. 367 78289
Hay . 477 463 41 ..
Hullett ' 299 110 189
Stanley . . . 541 164 377
Stephen 842 343 199
Tuckersmith 488 148 340
734 92 642 -..
McKillop ...„ . 351 57 294 ..
Blyth 241 101 130
Brussels . : 355 95 260 .
Wroieter .162 25 137 ..
. 442 38 404
Colborne • • •
Grey
Usborne
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Entertainment
Fifty-ninig Voices From London
•
The Askin Street Methodist Choir with Violinists,Soloists, '
Quartettes and Choruses. and Elocutionist, will, on
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921
under the auspices of the local Y.P.C.A., give Exeter a
treat hard to excell.
JAISJES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
has been secured because of space, that all lovers of the
best may have an opportunity.
Programme at 8:30 sharp; admission, adults 35c, chil-
dren 25c. This is the Season's treat. Dont, miss it.
DOME THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 22nd and .,23r1:l.
World Pictures present
Evelyn Greeley
"The Oakdale Affair"
699 73 626 Amystery play that affords real•entertainment; comedy. and thrills
662 123 539 • galore; evena bear plays a prominentw role in Miss Greeley's nev, pin-
Howick 97817P 808
Morris .
E. WawanoshW. Wawanosh .
La,nary ..... .
-201 14 187
tare "Tho Oakdale Affair."
.. •
764 300 464 .. 10th episode of THE LOST CITY Comedy--Mollie's Mumps.
237 60 177 ..
ADMISSION 37c and 27c.
The result of the Referendum 'was
received with much satisfaction iby —
WID1T THEY SAY.
FA •
mallY °I the cidzensii°f' t"is c°111- M111111111/111111111M111111111111111111i1111111111111111111111111111/1111111111111111111&
inanity. Sey,eral of t_e past:ors, and eeei
Mrs. McAllister, editor of the White
Ribbon Tiding, • have expressed
themselves as follows:. •
REV': M. J. WILSON,
We, have passed -our Waterloo and
brifish principal and honor has been
upheld'. We have laid the founda-
tion.for 'civilizing, Canadianizing and
Christianizing the incoming foreign-
er. Thank God for the backbone of
our farming and rural population;
they have proved the saving salt of
Ontario. And thank God fo - tito
grants of the chinches such as Bishop
.Sweeney of the Anglican; Father
Minehan, 'and thousands of others
of the Presbyterian, Methodist and
other denominations who had vision •
to See past their OW11 - cellars and
personakliberty to indulge their own ,
appetite. Ontario stands for the prin-
cipal uplift and help -the weak
Thank God—Thank God. ,
REV. JAMES FOOTE
The .Referendinn upon the need
(ion of the importatien qi: intoxicitt-
Mg liquors.15o the ProVince of On
tario for beverage pitrposoS has been
taken and the results show that in
mem moo
St p! Look! Listen
AS A CAMEL TT_TRNETH To-
,
,ERT FOR WATER, SO A MAN
Wes WARDS THE OASIS INTI -IE DES -
GOOD BREAD; BUT TIOW CAN
LOOKETII TO HIS WIFE FOR
SHE PROVIDE, IT UNLESS SHE
HAS GOOD FLOUR?
',CHF, WISE MAN PURCI-IASE'll-I.
. somE OF HARVEY'S -1PLOTIII, AND
HIS WIFE 1 -..APPY AS.
• 'omens '
SI -IE I3EHOLDI6TTT--. • TI -IE LOAVE S
RISING IN THE.I OVEN.
=
THE N'TSF MAN IDATP::TI-1
rectree.
o far 48 the franchise of the 'people =.
was eXercisecl in the matter, the
THEItEOP, GOETII FORTI-1, AND
LO! ITE FRAISETX-I THE CLEVER.
vvirn -T.E1AT PEEIJETH.,
. 4 . •
Verdict is fOr the abolition of such
importation by a censiderable ma-
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Tile McLaughlan Car
THE CAR OF IJNUSUAL BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT; LUXII-
IOUS IN. ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS AND VERY REASONABLE IN
See us before buying a car. We have something very interesting to
tell you. •' ' ' „'
S. AL ,SA.NDERS, .Dealer. • -• ' ALEX. l'URDON SileS •Manl
er
Iv.... Jehns;. sapt. px Strangers ,eom.,
.r,, ,, • . i, - .,, .
,Mrs. E: Rowcliffe; asdt., Mrs.. W
•. ,!... - •
Snell:. Thecontributions for the.year
, . .., . , . ..
are :not all in and will be reported I,
later The district convention will be,
held in Ci-editen, „sometime in May.
TELE VOTE IN HERON.
•.Ontario has declared for a "bone.
dry" provin.ce with a majority that
is expected to reach. 200,600 when.-
the vote as all in. Out of '25 cities
in. Ontario 14 voted "dry" and 1,1
"wet." In Exeter the temperance
forces were well organized and a
big dry vote was polled. Following
was the result in Huron County:
Maj. Maj.
Yes. No. Yes. No.
Goderich 1069 677 392 ..
Seaforth 801 -144 ,357
Hensall 364 " 80 284 ..
Wingham. 743 225 518 • ..
Bluevale -130 15 115 ..
Turnberry 552 89 463 ..
Clinton' 631 270 361
Exeter e , 695 136 589' ..
Bayfield ...... 134 62 72
Goderich Tp .. 367 78289
Hay . 477 463 41 ..
Hullett ' 299 110 189
Stanley . . . 541 164 377
Stephen 842 343 199
Tuckersmith 488 148 340
734 92 642 -..
McKillop ...„ . 351 57 294 ..
Blyth 241 101 130
Brussels . : 355 95 260 .
Wroieter .162 25 137 ..
. 442 38 404
Colborne • • •
Grey
Usborne
'-GtMtisica1
Entertainment
Fifty-ninig Voices From London
•
The Askin Street Methodist Choir with Violinists,Soloists, '
Quartettes and Choruses. and Elocutionist, will, on
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921
under the auspices of the local Y.P.C.A., give Exeter a
treat hard to excell.
JAISJES ST. METHODIST CHURCH
has been secured because of space, that all lovers of the
best may have an opportunity.
Programme at 8:30 sharp; admission, adults 35c, chil-
dren 25c. This is the Season's treat. Dont, miss it.
DOME THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 22nd and .,23r1:l.
World Pictures present
Evelyn Greeley
"The Oakdale Affair"
699 73 626 Amystery play that affords real•entertainment; comedy. and thrills
662 123 539 • galore; evena bear plays a prominentw role in Miss Greeley's nev, pin-
Howick 97817P 808
Morris .
E. WawanoshW. Wawanosh .
La,nary ..... .
-201 14 187
tare "Tho Oakdale Affair."
.. •
764 300 464 .. 10th episode of THE LOST CITY Comedy--Mollie's Mumps.
237 60 177 ..
ADMISSION 37c and 27c.
The result of the Referendum 'was
received with much satisfaction iby —
WID1T THEY SAY.
FA •
mallY °I the cidzensii°f' t"is c°111- M111111111/111111111M111111111111111111i1111111111111111111111111111/1111111111111111111&
inanity. Sey,eral of t_e past:ors, and eeei
Mrs. McAllister, editor of the White
Ribbon Tiding, • have expressed
themselves as follows:. •
REV': M. J. WILSON,
We, have passed -our Waterloo and
brifish principal and honor has been
upheld'. We have laid the founda-
tion.for 'civilizing, Canadianizing and
Christianizing the incoming foreign-
er. Thank God for the backbone of
our farming and rural population;
they have proved the saving salt of
Ontario. And thank God fo - tito
grants of the chinches such as Bishop
.Sweeney of the Anglican; Father
Minehan, 'and thousands of others
of the Presbyterian, Methodist and
other denominations who had vision •
to See past their OW11 - cellars and
personakliberty to indulge their own ,
appetite. Ontario stands for the prin-
cipal uplift and help -the weak
Thank God—Thank God. ,
REV. JAMES FOOTE
The .Referendinn upon the need
(ion of the importatien qi: intoxicitt-
Mg liquors.15o the ProVince of On
tario for beverage pitrposoS has been
taken and the results show that in
mem moo
St p! Look! Listen
AS A CAMEL TT_TRNETH To-
,
,ERT FOR WATER, SO A MAN
Wes WARDS THE OASIS INTI -IE DES -
GOOD BREAD; BUT TIOW CAN
LOOKETII TO HIS WIFE FOR
SHE PROVIDE, IT UNLESS SHE
HAS GOOD FLOUR?
',CHF, WISE MAN PURCI-IASE'll-I.
. somE OF HARVEY'S -1PLOTIII, AND
HIS WIFE 1 -..APPY AS.
• 'omens '
SI -IE I3EHOLDI6TTT--. • TI -IE LOAVE S
RISING IN THE.I OVEN.
=
THE N'TSF MAN IDATP::TI-1
rectree.
o far 48 the franchise of the 'people =.
was eXercisecl in the matter, the
THEItEOP, GOETII FORTI-1, AND
LO! ITE FRAISETX-I THE CLEVER.
vvirn -T.E1AT PEEIJETH.,
. 4 . •
Verdict is fOr the abolition of such
importation by a censiderable ma-
°'itinUed (311 page ftmur
° 4111111110111M110101101110111111101110111111111IIIHNOOMMOIlla