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L Scholl Big
Foot Exper
COMING
Come
In and het
Him Examine Your
Feet and Advise
You FREE
Bargains
This
Week
If you are tired of being , bothered by 1
hurting, tender feet, here is our chance to
get immediate relief and pezanent correc-
tion. You are invited to consult this foot
specialist while he is here.
•-
I Ie Will Be Here
Thnrs,, July 2
Don't ".wait until.... -the last minute '
note and;
maybe, lose your chance to get foot comfort..
Come in any time during business hours.
.and talk it over with the expert.
Their is a
DX Scholl
Applicow orRenre jRrEvvFontTm 67e:
Thereis s no need
to suffer from any foot
trouble, any more. Be it ever so simple or
ever so serious this specialist, who is a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
'° the noted foot authority, can show you the
Wayrto immediate relief and to ultimate.
Foot Comfort
if you'll step in and give him the chance
He can tell just what the cause of your
trouble is, and he knows the remedy.
Improve Foot Appearance
No lamer sized or oddly; shaped shoes
needed. Wear the kind' you like in perfect
comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actua. .
improve the grace andbeauty of the' fe
`Watch Your Feet'
Store closes Wednesday afternoon during June, July and
White
Shoes
White
Wash
Skirts
Middies
Voile
Blouses
Ladies'
Vests
and
Lien's
Straw
Hats
August.
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Mammal
MORNING, ;JULY 21, 1921
ONIONS ONLY HAI i+' .t CROP. `i.[, OO'. LEG(aii RS" ARRESTED
The Dutch Set ;onion ere)) doe WITH 11T'1"'O LOAD OP
S
not ,look very promising, The crop \V1117SIiE'1'.
has been partly burned up with the
heat. Some of the early sown onions
came through not too badly but on
the whole will not be halt a crop.
fiRM BROKEN BY 'ALL.
Eric allt
Mas et B'' -
Master w'
lIl
sot
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. Mr.
Samuel Balkwill, of .London., who
-- has b 1
een ha rd yzzxg" in 'CJsborne, had
the tui o
Sfortiu to 1'•z
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an apple
I
'- =' tree
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s on -Mon-
day da," tracturing a bone in his right
arum and dislocating another,. 40
was brought to Dr• Ilyndnian's hos
pital where the fracture was reduc-
ed.
DIED -IN WINNIPEG
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Word was received` in Exeter .on
Tuesday of the d a;th of Mrs. James
Westcort, t$ho died. at the home ,of
her daughter, Mr'S.' Ferguson, of
Winnipeg. The deceased had been
seriously ill for about a month. Mrs.
I-Ccl. Coates, of Usbor•ne, is a daugh-
ter. About two weeks ago ashe re-
turned from visiting her. brother.
Mrs. J. Frayne, Mrs. A. Sheere, and
Mrs. Southcott, of town, are sisters.
The remains will be brought to Exe-
ter for interment ;
THE ENTRANCE EXA.,\i5..
The result of the Entrance Exams
has been looked for daily since .Mo.n-
day: There 'have' been many en -
guiles at the Times, both over the
telephone and by the boys and girls
interested. The Times called up In-
spector Torn at Goclerioh' Tuesday
evening and he informed us 'that it
May be the beginning of next week
before the results are returned from
Toronto. The returns are late this
year, the papers only being sent to
Toronto on Wednesday of last week.
The list will be posted up in front of
The Times office as soon as received
- and any telephone enquiries will be
— answered with pleasure.
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the church and 'the men at once
rushed across the street to ileip.They
manned the hand engine and suc-
ceeded in keeping the fire confined
to the building in which it started.
The stables were destroyed but;
Drummond & Son succeeded in sat- f
ing an automobile, a horse and
sleigh and other articles in the,,
stable. Feed a wagon, sets of darn- i
ess, etc., were destroyed, but Drunr-
inon & 'Son's los§ is Coveremaam
SIVDES '9.ROU � pip, POND
1TE'LS AT 'VD RE\']):
Dr. T. W. and Mrs: Harrison, aird
two sons, Wilfred and Gerald, of De-
troit, motored over and are visiting
•Mr. and Mrs. $. Coultis and 'other
relatives in Exeter.On Saturday they
made a flying trip to Grand' Bend
and while there Master Gerald swans
from the end of the "dock out to and
around the pond nets and back to his
starting point. The swim was a "icon
stop" affair and we 'consider that a
clever performance for a fourteen -
year -old lad.' When he returns to
Detroit he will enter -the half -mile
and the mile contest at the Detroit
Yacht Club on July 3Oth and will re-
ceive a silver and a gold medal on
completing the distance.
BOY SCO'FITS ON CXu';1GING, '
TOUR VISIT EXETER
Eighteen Boy Scouts from Sarnia,
who were out on a cycling tour, ar-
rived in Exeter on Monday evening
and spent a pleasant time with the
local scouts. The boys wheeled into
town about five p.m. Together with
the local scouts they were pleasant-
(ly entertained to tea on the spacious
verandah of Mr. T. G. Stanbuiy.
During the evening they enjoyed e
clip in the river above the daui. The
boys were under t]ie supervision of
Troup Leader. Homer Harkins. They.
spent the night at the Homes of the
'different scouts of town. The boys
left Sarnia 'on Friday, wheeling as
^far'as ,Strathroy where they stayed
the night and then wheeled to Lon-
don. Saturday and Sunday was spent
in London, coming to Exeter on
=, Monday. They left here Tuesday, for
I
= .-rand Bend and spent the evening
▪ at Parkhill. A. stop will also be
made at Forest before returning to
- Sarnia. The boys were feeling fit and
With 'a cargo of whiskey both in-
side and out and aimed with a
large revolver, two wren, driving a
ow
etftil
p Paige g w •
eze arrested
near
Woodham Tuesday Evening and
brought
to
g Exeter e
b Constable onsta
b1e
W.
A. Balk
will. it
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Balkh ill received
word that at two men under the influ-
ence
n$u-
en '
ce of liquor •'
an
driving da
big car
titre
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Ir the
ditch
ni;ar
Woodham. o dna•.
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He
was soon
on
the
sof
and had a the
ht<
men under
arrest. About two hun-
dred bottles of whiskey in seven
sacks were found in the car: The
men and two sacks were transferred
to MM'r.
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car and
there -
nulling
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nuling bags of whiskey were brought
to town by Mr. Mills of Woodham.
James Foote later went out and
brought in the Paige car. The men
were on their way from Waikerville
to Sarnia. or Windsor and when
found were in a practically helpless
condition. In addition to the whiskey
they had a 'crate of berries with
them; the -clothes of one of the inert
ere plastered with the fruit.' The
other had lost his coat. The liquor
vtransferred to the cells in the
Town Hall. Later in the evening In_
pector Pellow, of Goderich and A.
T. Cooper of Clinton came down
d in company with 11Ir. Baikwill
ook the men and whiskey to Goder-
ch:
BLANSHARD FARMER
INSTANTLY' RI -LIMO.
R. H: Switzer, aged 69, one of the
most' prominent farmers in Blan-
shard- township, ' met instant death
_Saturday afternoon while busy with
the harvesting.' He had driven' tn(
with a laod ,of wheat 'and was un
hitching the horses from the Load
and pulling the tongue out from the : --
neckyo ;e when he fell backward' aa
—
through an open barn door and land-
ed on his '.head on a cement walk
ten feet below. Death was due to
fracture of the skull. Besides his
widow he 'is survived by four sons,
and fi
ve
daughters: Reuben of St.
Marys; Everett of Calgary; Dr. John
'ot Erie, Pa.;'William Ti' at home
Mrs. Blake of Seaforth; Mrs. Bickel'
of Blanshard township Miss Mary at
home and Miss Nellie of Tisdale,
Sask. Tames Switzer of New Zea-
land and John of Victoria, B.C., are
brothers.
Mr. Switzer was very prominent
in 'Orange circles and the funeral
which was held on Monday afternoon
to Kirkton cemetery, was held under
the auspices of the Orange lodge.
Miss MacIoline ,Carling, of Toror ' to i , "
s rEn r _ g ito iirtoz,a�<Itacl by
wine.
I t the
week -end s,lt
en
d
visiting rela-
tives and friends in Exeter.
Mrs. J. H. Bolitllo and two sruali
daughters 'of Rockaway, N, J,, who
have been visiting with Mr. and Mass.
R1.
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left
Tuesday '
as
Y 'morning
for Detroit where they will visit for
a w
eel
tbefore z ,
eta •'
z ilii '
t
g home, Mrs.
S.
Bolitho Irthp a as formerly Miss Lillian
Blat
ch'
tat
dar
and spent � her •
b ('
at Exeter, p girlhood
Several eras
young g znen
from
n.
this
rb
community who were charged with
being intoxicated, went to. Clinton
and settled the case with Police Mag-
istrate Andrews. It cost each of
them something over18.0 0:
� Some
of the boys claimed they had become
drinking g tri
d
t
ze
11.
The friends of 111 • Er Agar '1,'ym
are glad to see hint able to !ie around
again after ,being �eonrined to the,
house, the result of being shot in the
leg when a rifle accidently dibc.Iizli°g-
.,d
. Illi•.
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had 3
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Y w es-
cape a5 the • hullo
tt just
lag ,
large
artery, r
y, .
Miss
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g of 14r:
and
Mrs. S. 'Dory, of Stephen, hac1. a
narrow v escape from a serious acci-
dent last week., She was driving a
team of Horses on- a Ilay rape when
the horses ran aiyaY, She was
drag-
ged for some distanceard
was some-
what bruised but was no seriously
hurt.
Taxi Service
A real service at your: disposal. Regular,
day and Saturday; leave Exeter at 7:30, retlir
by arrangement,
Picnics, Weddings, Funerals and family
attention.
Call 56 •
shaw
Leave orders at Wilson's Grocery.
trips to the .Bend, 4iTednes-
ning at 12.00; other trips
driving given otU' special
USE A 'REAL SERVICE.
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Receiving Separator
FIRE DESTROYS` STABLE
AT HENSALL:
Timely assistance from the men
who were attending a ` strawberry
festival in the Methotlist church on
Monday evening was largely respon-
sible for preventing a'serious lire.
The blaze biroke out about nine o'-
clock in Drummond and Son's stable
north of the Petty 'brick block, and
just opposite the 1Vletliodist' church.
The fire bells were heard by the
guests at the strawberry festival in.
d by instil.--
�.
ante. - Mr. Petty, the owner of the +.
table building, had no insurance. -.t=
The Petty brick block was not davi )
aged. There was a high wind atthe.I
time and without the timely asaist:
ante the fire would have proved
more serious.
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BORN POTATOES ARE SMALL.
ALLEN—At Grand Bet]
on
Friday, daY, Those who have ve been trying out
July 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Adel- their early potatoes are disappoint-
ed in the crop.' The potatoes are very
deceiving. The tops have been com-
ing along fainly well but on •'digging.
up lie hills only a few potatoes are
found and these very small. The
potato bugs were very plentiful this
year: It is hoped the later potatoes
will turn out better.
phus Allen, a daughter.
GILBERT—In McGillivray, on. ,July
1st, to Mr. and Mrs. David Gil-
bert, a son.
DIED
WESTCOTT—In Winnipeg on July
19; Sophia Oke, widow of the•late
James
Westcott. The 'remains
will be brought to Exeter for in-
terment.
.1"IOOVEII;-In;Guelph, on
_ July 9th,
John B. Hoover formerly of Clin-
ton, ages] ii 7 years.
Mra. A. Poncl anti
4ti1
dr eu of To-
ronto, are visiting Mr, and MIS. 'Sas.
rrdyne.
Miss Ariel :Beverley has returned
hoine after holidaying for' two weeks
In Cleveland;
11Ix. Linden Harvey, B,A.,'conduct-
ed the services in Hensall Methodist
Church on Sabbath last. Mr. ,Harvey
will supply the Methodist pulpit at
Iroquois Fails fax the month of
August.
Mi'. ad Mrs: Clubine, of 'Tofonto,
and Mr, Hy. Parsons- 01hath a
C ti ]n,
is
ve been,Visiting • 'with Mr. and M •
1 g Mrs.
Hy, Parsons, "'of town Mr: •Clubine
and Mr. Parsons
pial
e arp
r'
t.. to
Chicago.
Mr. S, J, Pym, of Thborne, Mot
With an unfortunate accident last
week which laid • him off work for
several tai da
n l
Ys during the busy ha,i•vest
season. .He was assisting to unload
some railroad ties when one of them
Struck him on the ankle spraining ( Wiarton Echo commenting on, this
it badly. He was able to be around !says: "The general consensus of op-
by the use Of a walking carie. inion is that a financial venture such.
Several from town Ieft on Tuesday .Sarnia where they will take the iand that it as the Chautauqua should 'stand on
the pro-
boat up the lanes. Miss M. motors desire to "play" a: town, they
ts own bottom
Y
Horton
ler Sarnia
and hernephew, Harold, lett' for Ed-
monton,
should 1.E prepared Ed to tale their'
Alta.; Mrs, Fer arson wlzo chances in the same mariner as any
has'heeri v. other Croup. The Salle feelilr
visiting her parents, "111 g
seems to prevail this year and Mrs. C. Burr3 in St.
rev, is returning
to
Winnipeg. Mrs, ltd. Delbridge left;
time a111a.as iand it looks at the present
the Soo to visit her daughters. f. Chautauqua' would have to
g tern. I take equal chances with the
local
Mr. McCorkinclale of Detroit who managersiz •
if they are io"'"` wait, St.
underwent a serious operation at the Marys next year. , The prograr:nime,
Presbyterian manse last fall, passed however, was an excellent 1 tt OIrC awl
through Exeter last week ac o p n- . y'
c mpan the patrons of the z1 Eels s entertain-
pied by Mrs.. 4TcCor1cintlale on theit' ments were delighted with then.
way to Bruce Beach St. Marys Journal -Argus.
'vacation. Mr, McCor•lcinda,le spent f The C
p � guarantors of the Lh<iutauritia
the winter in Cal iforn iia'and seams Mat week weeat Carleton Place were
e
to have recovered from his recent compelled to put their ]rands in their
illness. pockets.
A "WOR:!) ABOUT CHA.1UTAIJQU A.
"Thern
e eighteen Clra.nta,iiciva ..guar-
antors at Wiarton had to dip down'.
in theftjeeps and pay .$20 each. The
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. s Weekes and
granddaughter of Cincinnatti, visit-
ed
isiteti Mr. and Mrs. II, Spackman and
other ei r 7< 1tr.
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ES in Exeter
leaving g
here 10 visit in: Guelph. -'
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Mr: Wilbert Martin, of S. Martin.
& Scan, is holidaying this week. Mr.,
and Mrs. Martin and: family motor-
ed to Kincardine. and Goderich last,.
week and this week they are enjoy-
ing' a short motor trip.
Mr. F. A. Chapman, manager of
the Cauadia11 Bank of Commerce,.
and Mrs,Chapman and son, Forbes,
are holidaying at .hi.. Stanley for a
Month. Mr. V. i4r, Bray is y acting
rnariager during his al:,sen,ce.
Bev. and Mrs. ,lulls Foote and
children,< returned last aveek after
holidaying at Bruce Peach near Kin-
cardine, Mrs. ilcDoneld. and Master
'Robert Johnston, who wore the
g a S fi
e t et Mr, an airs, b d iV s. I oote, ha.Ve
Y'eturnecl to their homes in W.ifidsor
and Detroit, Mr. Fooi.e conducted 'll
Um ' , S
tl ,services in ;a� .i 1
C e ,. C rtii`ch on ,un- 'I� ,
day,
and will be shut down
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We have anticipated your wants
and have in stock a good supply of
our splendid Flour; also an assort-
ment
ssortment of Feeds.
Prices of Feeds based on buyer's
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Protect ur Horses and
Cattlee Using
COW EASE in half gallons at .: :..:..... . ......: $1•1
COW EASE in gallons a.t .:... $2.00
DR. WILLIAM'S FLY KILLER., half g'ailoii ...: ..:...... .......... 90c
DR. WILLIAM'S 'FLY KILLER, in gallons $1, 4
5
IIEIOLZ Irlr FLY ST(OOT, per ear 75c
SPECIAL SPRAYER ER, fol• applying
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'NEW Pie Rb'Et7T1oi C
STOIT.Es ,
In 1, 2, 3, and: 1 -Buri
at lowest
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OVJ,NS fonli $6.00
WICKS
H11'i 1011lo ftCIPE,
GOLD MEDAL B}..]8T MAN TLLAC,.I ` � D
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SISAI, ROPE
o $9,00
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:Estimates *furn.ished.
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