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Jones. & Mai
Mcisaac, / representing Crediton Po-
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Previous
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'Revision to consider appea s
the: Assessment Roll for the
raved.
The clerk was instructed fiv order year
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1 be held'in the Town
Hall,
.' 1 Statute amendments cover Crediton, on Thursday, May 26, at
a copy
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period from •1914 to 1920; 1s 2 p.m. olid that the proper notice of
' the
r latter from 13, Garrett, i,vv-tn s succi court be advertised in the Ere-•,
per and Geo; W vtttlsor
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,catlingtor^ Advocate. -Carried.
• the Count! re ora ui on
Carling Street, clailma; tta tie s rn e following orders were passed
was, out; of order' with the result that Canadian,:Bxliress Co. express 'on
=lithe cellars were being flooded. Cozen boxings 75e, J, E. Torn,: exp of arb-
cies coinmitite0 'will investigate,
filed won itrators re Exeter school award $3.'
✓ Complaints60 omin>on
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.original front corsetsfor the simple
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continue to feature thed satlsfactlon
We togive unquestione
and sufficient''reason that ther continue
to our most exacting customers.
101.10
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Gossard Corsets are still nomi-
nally priced wit'r.'n the reach of
`every woman and you may bug.=
every Gossard with oar assur-
ance that it will be worth every
cent you pay for it—worth it to
style, worth (t in comfort, and
worth it in wearir,g.sereice.
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Our "Corset Department is becoming sore' popular
Can week. La
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well as Gossards we also handle the celebrated
Grace and D. & ABrands. Ask to. see our "Nuniode" Brassiere.
.
Final Clearing of Ladies & Misses Spring Suits &Coats
Every Coat and! Suit must go regardless of price. We can offer you
real bargains for the, next ten days.
Men's & Boys' Straw Hats
The summer straw hats are here for Men and Boys. Sailors, Pana-
mas, etc., at wonderfully attractive prices.
New Belts, Ties, Braces, Shirts, Garters, Pyjamas, Hats, Caps,
_Clothing, etc., ready for summer selling.
LADIES BL&USES---Shipment just arrived. Voiles
seandeGeorgettes.
Ask tasee our Georgette Blouses at $5.00. They are
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have been i D Road Machinery Co
o• nce to-ers al the Ca n
Ire ctutnpin grader repairs$
citizens 8 , 5 6; Chas. !wick:
ones. to -the
way ;er, purchase of atheletic field: $850
^. refuse at the duniliuig ;gro unci. As
• = these grounds have `' been recently Fr. Corcorhan, use of hall at Mount
cleaned um' it is desiirecl that all rub- Carmel, SB a -c $2, 00; Thomas
bash ,be conveyed of the rear .end of Webb, grading, $13.50 ; Jas. , I'ol-
lhe field Instead of; thxatsame'lock, axle grease, 50e; R. Warner
jus- anssde, the fence. The nxnnicipal
Ware was instructed: to collect refuse and others, grading :' $x2,505 .00;
Lean and others grading, $
` IYink
charging a small artecl that the Asses- Earl Webb, hauling tile, p4. 50; N.
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or had returned the ;assessment roll,
. swas taxed for
= ch all fee
1.he clerk
The court returned
HALF HOLI[D:.Y
We .the u11dt,rbigttreCt Merchants of
the Village of Exeter agree to close
our respective places of business at
12 , 30 sharp EVER' Wednesday
daring gth
e
months of
June,
July
and August.
I,3. W, F. Beavers.
Jones & May
W. • W. Taman
J. A. Stewart
Southcott Bros,
R. N. Rowe
W. J, Beer
G. A. Hawkins
S. Martin & Son
M. E. Gardiner
W. J. Tleaman
Ed. Dignan
D. Russell
Grigg Stationery Co.
N. Hockey •
T. Elliott ee
H. S. Walters
J. Senior
Jas. Lawson
S. Fitton
P. Frayne
Vincent, dragging and hauling tile
13.00; C.` Regan, moving grader,
3.00.
The: council adjourned to` meet a-
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Thursday, the 26th inst at 1 p.m.
HENRY EILBER, Clerk
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30 at 7.30 p.m.
d3 The 1 !low g accounts were read
The lollottm
and passed -S. Martin & Son, supplies
1.00; R, N.,Rowe; paper holders 1.50;
Creo, Mantle, coal, library 49,40; Cecil
Ford, labor, cemetery 28,50; J. Kydd
labor, cemetery 13.50 truant Hunter,ras-
s essor and preparing las
r's
book and postage yarr 140.50; J. ` y,
bor 7.00; S. Cann; ,drawing tile 6,00;
E. R., (Mance, *labor 10.50; C motionBecr,
= Passed on
=Ix eam labor 26.00.
f
Snell and Peirhale. pennies
=1 Ad'jourarnent by.
1 Jos. Senior, Clerk.
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Usborne: ,Council
Usborne Council met on May 7th
pursuant -to adiottnment. Ail the
members were present with Reeve
Wm. Coates in the chair.
Minutes of meeting of April 2nd
were read and` approved.
By-law No 6=1921, Re. fixing
E price per day to be charged for
E Statute Labor returned undone andwas
commution of Statute Labor,
read and approved.
By-laws No 7-1921, and No 8-
1921, Re, the appointment of a
Township Road Superintendent
and fixing a sum for maintai.nance
and repair of Township Roads for
1921 were read, approved and sign)
ed by the Reeve ,.land Clerk, copies
of the same taina forwarded. to • the
Deputy Minister of; Highways.
The award of the Arbitrators re
changing boundaries of S. S. No 9
Union S.S. as presented to Councilto
by 3. Elgin Tom. Relating
same, the fnlloWing motion was
passed. "That the ' Council express
its ,satisfaction at the settlement of
the matter, that the copy be pres-
erved for future reference, and that
au order be issued for the payment
of Usborne's share of the expenses
$8.'H0." Hydro Electric Ry.
Coni. filed together with that of the
Soldier's Re-establishment Coin.
John Ratcliffe interviewed. the
THE LATE GEO. CUD:MORE.
Mr. Geo. Cudmore died on May
15th aged 83 years, 8 months and
16 days. Mr. Cudmore several weeks
ago had the misfortune to fall and
fracture his thigh and owing to his
advanced years he has gradually
grown weaker:The deceased was
born in Devonshire, England, and at
the age of 80 came to Canada and
settled in Exeter where he has since
resided. He was united in marriage
to Mary Jane Stanlake, who prede-
ceased him in 1888. He is survived
by two sons, Wilbur, of Gadsby,
who visited in Exeter a short time
ago; and Enos, of Sedro, Woolley,
Wash., and one daughter, Mrs. Win.
Fraser, with whom he has been liv-
ing. One brother, Aaron, of Crystal
City, Man., and two sitsers, Mrs. J.
Johns, of town, and Mrs. Thomas
Prior, also survive. The deceased
was a member of James Street Meth-
odist Church and in politics was a
Conservative. Tlie funeral, private,
was held Tuesday afternoon, inter-
ment-:in tb'e Exeter' cemetery.
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$1 9. Bring the Coupon.
For
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CARTWRIGHT—In Tuckersmith on I Assessment Roll fol 10.21 will sit
Columbia returning again to Ed;
May „10th, to Mr, and. Mrs. A. j it essmville on June 4th, at 2 0'
L., Cartwright, a son. clock p.nl. to hear and dispose of mouton, Several weeks ago the de-
MASSE—In Stanley on May 5th, ( any appeals in connection with same ceased came east to visit her parents
to Mr. and Mrs. James- Masse; a ((( Bills to the amount , of $770,35
and orders issued for
REV,- 1 OW'4'i':u. xDtia'S (i'.i` :td't'.tNT.
sh„edet tb took place Si T,iic e, taxi
Tuesday moron's; mo riinla sit six o`cloclt of
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Rev. Ezra G. ,
Lucae Methodist e,hiti•ch and chair.,
Mr.
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Powell put up a brave str'c t)e fol
a
life, He has s bei r3 ill for several
mon with pith heart trouble and a few
.weeks ago was given only three flays
to live: The 'funeral will be held on
Thursday at 1.30 p.m. in the Darton.
Methodist church, following which
the remains will be taken to London
for interment in the Woodland ceme-
tery. The., deceased is survived {:i»
his bereaved widow and font' chil-
dren, Carmen, Earl, Gordon and
Blossom, all at home. Mr. Powell
had 27 years of ac(ive work in, the
ministry. He was an arclet)t• tem-
perance worker. After the passage
of the Scott Act in Huron Sir. Powell
was 'appointed secretary of t"he Hur-
on County Temperance Aesociatioli
resigning his work as pastor of the
Main Street Methodist "'eh -arch in:
Exeter to ' take on the new duties.
He conducted a strenuous campaign'
against the liquor traffic and it was
largely throngh his efforts -.that the
county was cleaned UP. Mr. Powell
recently accepted an invitation to
the Essex pastorate for the coming
conference year.
FU UI.E+ N UNITE WITH CHURCH.
At the morning service in Cavell
Church on Sunday last the 'Sacra-
ment of the Lord's Supper was ob-
served by a large number of com-
municants and fifteen united with
the church by certificate and by
profession of faith.
MRS. S. G I3AWDEN DIES.
The news of the quite sudden
death of Mrs. S. G. Bawden, which
took place in Dr. Hyndnian's hospi-
tal„on Thursday evening of last week
was received with much surprise and
'regret by her many friends in town.
The deceased was getting along nice-
ly and on Thursday was feeling bet-
ter than she had for several days.
During the evening site was stricken
with heart trouble and passed away
in a few minutes. Besides her hus-
band an infant daughter two weeks
old survives, Mrs. Bawden's maid -
Council re securing Hydro Power. en name was Mildred` Victoria Mar-
A suggestion was made that if the 1 tin. She was a daughter of Mr. and
Farmer's Clubs were willing to as -
Mrs. S. Martin and was in her 36th
same their share of the `corp in I year. The deceased spent most of
connection with the canvass and her life in Exeter where for a num-
survey of the Township, the Coun-
cil were more than willing to en-
courage the scheme and assist.
The Court of Revision for th
bout ,1, years -ago she was married
to 51.. Bawden and about two years
after they moved to Edmonton, Alta.
For some time they lived in British
McLaughlin.
UNUSUAL BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT; LUXUR-
THE CAR.or VERY
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ttAPPOINTMENTS AND i ERi REASONABLE. IN
IOUS INS ALL TPS
PRICE.
See us before buying a car. We have something very interesting to
tell you,
S. M. SANDERS, Dealer ALEN. PURDON, Sales Manager
Office , and garage—James Street, Exeter.
daughter, were passed
=I Ste hen on May'6th
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to Mr. and Mrs. Geo WalPer , a
son, •
BECKER—In Stephen on May `9th
to Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Becker a
'daughter.
MARRIED
SHADDOCK--. NEILANS—In Olin -
ton, on May 11th, by the Rev. J.
E. Hogg, Rachel,' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex., Neilans.- to Will -
'1P iii All members were present.
Township. The minutes of the previous meeting
Ili
I4iONTGOMERX' ROMPfIF d 'rucl adopted.
Council adjourned to meet at
Township Hall, June 4, 1921nat 1
o'clock p.m.
HENRY STRANG, Clerk.
Stephen Council
The council of the Toj7n}f;p•' f
Stephen convened in the Town Hall
editor, on Monday, May 2nd at
brother and one
DOME THEATRE
Tonight only—Douglas Fairbanks in "THE NUT.” Full
Bring your girl to the theatre before going to the dance.
besides whom, one
Wilbert and Louise 1
Clinton, on May 10th, by the Rev, were rea "
Jane Paint- il'Ir• incl IlIrs, Glias Zwicker and
T. J. Snotivdan, Mabel Mrs. Daniel Nlclsaac, repiseziting the
ciao Roinphf, to Amos Harvey different associations interested in
Montgomery both of SeaYorth chase of an athletic field
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DIED, waited upon to
-In Exeter on May 12th ed then! to • were
of Um
AWDEN
Mildred Victoria Martin, Uelovtiect pay: over to• the
Stephen slthe saini • of
1' of
"WEAR -EVER" COUPON.
In order that'the factory may have an actur_
Eve
ate record of the number Of these"Wear-
Ever"
We
r" utensils sold at the special price, we
are required to return to the factory this
coupon ',with purchase x• s name and ad
diess
written thereon.
Name •
Address •
City
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Date
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Northern llnniuuuCo., Limited,
Toronto.
Gillette Razors
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$5.003,75 -SATURDAY.
Regular for
Genuine Cayborunduni sharpening stones. Regular $1.25 for
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MAY 20th and 21st, 1921
Alice rads. "Sinner
of mirth.
14th episode of "THE LOST CITY"
Usual prices.
Usual comedy.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, '2-Et;h and :=45th
"Kismet"
sister survive, i er
The floral tributes] TIS SKINNER.' Spectacular drama of the far aver
i. O positively both of town. 1 Featuring
were many vd vfin west Special music: As this picture consists of ten reels there will po
Bawden arrived from the on be one show only, coulnicziaing sharp a f;S:30. Advance prices -25c and
Monday, the. funeral, private,. being 5Oc inclttdizig war tis.
held 'Monday afternoon. Rev. Mr.
Foote, Rev. Mr. Wilson and Rev. Mr, 1111{III111L =
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The little daughter,
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was christened the sante afternoon.
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the phi -
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that they wee e pi epared
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wife of S. G. Hamden; in her . 36th township the purchase of the field
year. $850 for
situated in the village, of Crediton
POWE'LI.—In Lucan, on May 17th, estecl that a by-law be
requested. ti
Rev. Ezra' G. Powell, pastor Of the and., 1 iiarchase the field in the
Lucan Methodist church, and passed to file Municipalityhasehand a
cli.Lirman of the Exeter district. mine o
C'UDMORE—Iii Exeter, on May 15,
George Cudmore, aged 83 years
S months and 16 days.
CARTWRIGHT•-•-In Tuckersmitli on
May lith, Elisabeth Scales, wife
The bereaved have the sympathy o
many friends.
CONFERENCE, MEETS IN
LONDON`' JUNE 2nd
The 38th'annual session of the
London Conference of the Method-
ist church will assemble M. Aspin
St, Methodist ciutrcli, London, 11 on
Thursday. June 2nd. The morning
devotional address will be given by.
Rev • Colvis G. Chappell, Washing-
ton D.C. Rev Geo W. Dewey will
have charge of the singing at the
Morning devotions a Jtiile 5th
On Conference Sunday e
4ei
enc
London n
can
ministers of the_ of
will occupy the pulpits in many
appointed. th ei e- the churches in London. Rev, M, 3
board of directors Wilson will preach in Hyatt
e
far`, ,
Ilaycs_Penhale, Thal the request, church at 11 1 in to
deputation be granted and'a One of the theyo in g monstersMethodist be
of the for by } ordained at
provided o { n
iia,
a
SI.
of
by-law be lta;,secl t71t I•Confe;ence which meets in
of Amos L. Cartwright; raged '° 40
years and 4 Months.
CARD OF THANES.
Mr, S. G. Bawden and Mr. and
Mrs: S. Martin arid family express
their grateful appreciation
to
the
many v
friendsnos
for
kindness
in
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and
d s
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patly shown, during their recent be-
reavement, also
e-
leavemeit,'also for the many floral
tributes.
Tbe Community Hall . Act for
purchase of the land to establish an.
athletic field and that the following
persons, comprise the Board of Di-
rectors, viz: Alex.,Neeb, reeve, and
David Webb, . deputy -reeve, •epre
senting the township council; Ezra,
Foist, president of the kretlitoii
base-
bait.
aInt7zia Oestreilet, score -
tory of the Crediton 1matetnAth-
letic
Association; Mrs, Chas, Zwick
er, president 01 the 'Women's lit
stitute and Cites, :?wicker and Daniel
in June is Mi'. Rngsel May, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John May of Toronto
and formerly of'Exeter. MrMay
has just. completed. his theologicall
studies. at Toronto University. His
cout;se at the University wee inter-
rupted, he having enlisted and. sexy
cd Some tone overseas. He We,
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the e Eo
ices at the front when
with
hed
t•atc
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armistice Wes signed
with tltervietorious troops into Ger-
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Good News for Bread Makers
and Bread Eaters
Wyoming, On May- 6, 1921
Harvey Bros.,
'Exeter, Ont.,
Dear Sirs:
Inclosed you will find a Cheque
for $103.00 in payment of flour
shipped me on April 12th. Your
flour is giving good satisfaction;
hope it continues the same way. 7
`am 150W 'supplying nearly every far
finer in my district. One man told. me
flour made the best -flav-
ored
thissthinkeased bread be ever ate anti' I , "will
nlinosi; every -riser of your, Boer
soy the Caine.
Yours truly;
I . A.. W•,
'Make your ~pate happy by taking
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