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An ex :ensrve . range C f new moll
•a a r
�� ICorsets for sill types
being f figures i5 being s .own.` e also
invite Mite ou - ti see our rtes , ea' --to-
wear lines \xn Tailored Suit artivi�' ' .
asses' and Women's/Dresses.
We have a large stock -of Nerno, LaGrace Gossard and -D & A Corsets to
select from.
We place on sale this, week dozens of. Boys'• Fine Negligee Shirts, sizes
12 1 to 14 Gbod Material and Patterns to• clear at 60e each 2 for $1.25
Ladies' and Misses Suits, . Coatsand Dresses now in stook.
New Wall Papers -To suit allrooms. :Spring Stock .:now ready.
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• .CI 3rd., s:':1922
ou d,
to rxtPr the reglllai,• sneer-
leg ltf the lixe;ter council held Oil
Aloud' .,, *Feb. 27. Members all pre-
.. sent, 'file Inin>ltes of the Meeting
Correspondence was aea,d as -1'01
love* Letter from. the Secretary of
the Onta,rzo 11[turicipal Association,
Toron, 1e a0 b1 duos 101lod,
A. lettetor Froin the socirotaryi ;of.:the
:per SChnol .reoaI'd inelosing a copy of a
resolution a;; passed by the Board re
semi-annual collection of municipal
taxed, was held over for future con-,
sidotiuo.
":1.J.. S; i[arvey an.cl 'r G.
Stanbrrxy, a dop[tttr.tron Froin the ilor.-
ticulturaai ;`society, , waited on; the
= ' council asking ;arid and co-operation
' along the following lines: The pre-
vention of laoultry and r"alabits ,.from
= running at large. The upkeep and
= improvement. of the boulevards and
i:heprotection' of sante. That -Ar-
' hoz• Day be revived. That the so
ciety' be granted the privilege ofplanting .trees in the river park.
Per Francis and E1lerington that
a donation of $25,00
be granted the
j Horticultural Society, -Carried.
j Per Hooper and Davis that a by-
= law be prepared tor the prevention of
all poultry land rabbits from rluining
.- at 'large within the ]nunicipalit.v.---.
..,„,a= Carried,
Re, action "of the council in the
- matter of t]ie request from the com-
': mittee on £arhi lands to be detached
= as deferred sat the last meeting, per
Elieringtott and : Francis that the
- council take/ 110 action_ Carried."'
The price :for, general team labor
With teamster was set at 55c per
hour;' for man labor 25c per hour,
--LS' . 10 hour day.' Motion by Francis a,nd
Hooper. --;Carried.
PerI
-IoOper and Davis that Mr. >-I.
Bierliu•g 1)e re-engaged with his team
= 'for 'municipal .work for the sung -oi:
=, $134 per `month• for a term of seven
�nrontIrs commencing at the option' of
" held Feb. 13 -were read and approved
the Roads and Bridges Conl,nrittee,
...1 the town to "tuinish harness and wa-
I gon.-Car; red:
By-laws Nos: 1, 2 and 3 of 1922
.were , considered, read and finally
p,assed.
The following accounts were read
=, and passed: H,' T. Rowe, coal for
hxazy 71.65; for town. hail 14.40; F.
' Wells, labor 13.00; F. Mallett, labor
6.50.; T. Parsons, labor, 1.20 T. San-
'. ers,
'an'ders, Ichor, 5.'40 `T.- lilalilden labor,
mraml
•, i ITI-i—ln London, .�
`S VI zc oir
n, T'ebruary
25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Smffth
a son.
KRAFT At Dashwood on Feb. 27,
• to Mr, and Mrs...E. F. Draft, a
daughter.
YOUNG—At Crediton, 011 Feb. 28tH,
1922, to, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Young
a daughter.
ABBOTT—In Biddlilph., on Feb. 5th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Lon. Abbott, a
daughter:
DIED
"1oIRNICK--[n Exeter, eu Sunday,.
Feb:; 26th,'R.ay Coward, youxigest
Son of: 1VIr. and 1VMrs• A. 111 Kerniok,
aged 6 months and 16 days.
li1CIIARD—In Stephen on Tuesday
,� Feb. 28th, Carman Parsons, young-
u7;est son of Leslie and. Edith Richard
aged 10 months. '
CUNNINGHAM—At lot '14 eon, 4,
IV1cfillzvary,, ' on February 20th,,
Vers, Catharine, youngest Baugh -
ter of Frank and Florence Cun-
ningham, aged 1 year and 6 mon-
ills.
ell:1 ,()1•ik :I I+iEtl E 0I ANDY HIi7Its,
iV.1'I',3 iE'rgi'Clf3 E1'i 6E 3i'.'' 4I®'1IS
(Toronto 1,1013e)
i+'roan the 1.. Ir', O.,ranks_ trprhags�
-10'' modern Sir 1Val,tet " Raleigh.
chivalry, xas well ass' cieatocraey,
eoinefs to Toronto tram the farm.
group of siX ladies, returning
given by the wives
of the Cabinet Ministers in Queen's
Park,. found'": themselves'
yesterday,
at College street, confronted by a
pond of water.• of ominous depth, .11
cut off access to street cars,
Then Andrew Hicks, M. P. P.,
Government Whip; appeared on the
scene.
In a ,moment he took in the situa-
tion, and with those same substantial
feet that once crowded . Ion. T. A.
Crerar's Speeches out of an -auto-
mobile,. he waded in and : kicked a
canal to the storks sewer: And, 1oi"
the waters subsided: The ladies.
tripped dry shod to the car.
7I2LEOJ"IO?ii$ SYSTEM STILL
IDEMOItA` IZED"
3%1 my 'E3c.iliisful Shade Tr�eee . Have
I1i1nb5 Ilrolecti Off. 1
Mr. S, J. V. Cann has started 10
Lear down the old cider mill. and turn-
ing factory on. darn Street, which we1s
operated for years by the late Am-
brose Cottle. He intends to erect a
double 110111e on the property,
This c'ommiinity has not, yet r•ecov-'
eyed from the effects of the ice storm
which visited :the : province �'on `
Wed-
nesday of loot week, ' 'llie telephone
service suffered the worst' of all, To
the north. Or 'IDxeter4 the DelI sYSteni;
numerous :wires, Was Quite lot or, havoc', was. 40110 to,
hadlY damaged., zifter pole the trees, and, orcliards.ii1faity of the
weight Of ,ice and. the 'wires Were had- 'just,ly proud 114d, ,largo ' bran,ches'
suffered: heavy farm e.
g As yet then
is no 'telephone connection p o iiection With Cred�
iton, Dashwood or Hirkton and only
one rural line connecting at Exeter
is in service; Communication has
been established with London and
I=lensall.` Gangs of workmen are out
each day.
Tile drizzling rain which fell most
of Wednesday last coated the wires
and trees with. ice and millions of
icicles up - to five inches ' in length
2.,40; Fred Bzcdk,•Iaboi, 3.90;� Rd.
Quance, labor; 2.40; passed 011 1110- 1.
Lion of Hooper and Francis.
Adj. by Francis.
Jos, Senior, Clerk.
RITOR' ON 11 x J:t�
ZURICH OCT OP 0.113.x1.
BY heating the Exeter -Zurich leant
its I itrh'nen on Wednesday of .last
week lay the x1':1' of 0 to 2 tltolocals
we1`0 1>f1l; out of00the O.II',A, 301' this.
year and l;.itchener toes into the inn
als this tveel , We came close to the
Silverware but close doesn't count.
I-1O'svever all are satisfied with what
the teaari has clone. Any team that
can get up teetvliei•e the Exeter -Zur-
ich, got is a real hockey team. and
one to be proud of. Last year ;va.
their first year in the There
were not many games played and the
team was put out earlier. This,. yeas
we have had fast hockey right front
Deconlber'and lots of it,:. To go into
di.a semf-finals in the second year
is a wonderful advance, _ When you
see- large Places like London, Wood-
stock, Stratford and a dozen others
not doing nearly as well andbeing
put out, in Jan., 'when we; baire• 121,1011=
dy had over two months of winning
-hockey and not through yet, we
count ourselves in with the best of
thein in this good old Winter pastime.
Every one of the boys are talking of
sticking for•, another winter and get
a good Coach and go right after the
championship, for ,the fans believe
tliey can win in, another year of they
go after it in that spirit: That silver -
cup would look just fine ina small
town. Those big cities have had it
long enough. With the rink we have
and the crowds we get the team
would be supported through the
finals, Our team got the name of
being the biggest team in the O.I;I.A.
but those, who gave them that name
never saw the Kitchener crew.' They.
havea bigger team, ,:very reran is
big, but good clean sp8%ts.: We have
had clean sport this winter, all of
the games being free from rough'
play. IK.itcllener should win in the
finals' and then go after the senior
charnpionsliip as they have a real
sporting town and lots:of hockey
players to choose from, Getting back
to the game. The score i,'as about
the same as It was at the game here,
except that our boys got some goals.
It was a harder e,hceking game all
through with sense stiff body cheelts.
'Big Dodo" was "'on: the tine up ; but
did hot play all through, subbing
quite freely, as he was not fu1.1y re-
covered from_his illness. The boys
all playbd a good" game and although
Word 'was ;'eeeived rii toivta this
tveelc, of tlie death 0i Ili A. Q. 1301i-:
ick, which took place in 'Buffalo oir
Sitturday following an illn 1s of ab-
out three weel10 Willi Pizeonionia.
His
is 1 011 0ln0 were talrc 11 t , (luetph
for interment, :Nr. Dottier was :at otic
time a prarnizterat re,,ideiii of the
toxrtr, 1 or a number,oi: Years he
conducted the Exeter Creame-ry:
When the cream separator first caztne
out Ire placed' ninny of them throut;'li-
s out the e00vs11ty. It as during his
f reevesb.ip and principally to his of -
or tS ' that the Exeter iter Canningg and
Preserving Co, Was started in ,town.
Mr. Eobier was also the poineer of
1g
sugar -beet Uro ;in this district.
When the autoliiobile first nnade its
appearance, Mor. T3obaez" was among
the first; to own one,: It was in the
form of '1 truck: for passengers with:,
a chain drive and was to be "need in
carrying passenger's 'back and forth
to Grand 23ond. The editor well re-
members- the night et the arrival .of"
the truck. had been expected for
hours cuff Jnany citizens were on the
Street in the evening 21, aitzn,:•.1ts ar-
rival. Suddenly two lights appeared
on the London Road south and
a few itninutss later two yoane fel-
l0'l,S drove into town with a lantern
banging out either side of the buggy,
It' was a great joke,, The car arrived.
iiz the course 0' time and was one of
the attractions of the town. It did
flub out of the : running they wish.
lt;tcltene tke best of luck sand hope
that `they- I lay g1�' tha oes:g t and win
Ire championship. eritchell, of Tor-
onto, refereed the game and: gave
better satisfaction than, when he arcs
here
SERIOUSLY ILL
The many friends : of Mr, Wallace
A. Hulse will regret to know that he
in a very critical condition suffering
from the effects of a cold, . Dr.
McGregor, of London was called An
consultation with ,Dr. Hynduaan on
Wednesday,
FAITHFUL OLD EQUINE ELUDED
TER FRACTURING HID
Mr. Jonathan Kydtl, lost one of his
team of horses' on "Wednesday of last
Week. He was driving one and lead-
ing the other down Andrew street in-
tending to have • them' shod. When
opposite Dr. Sweets the animal lie
was leading fell on the icy, road and
ti•actu2'ed rte -flip... It was later killed,
The annual was blind,' and had sere- i
ed Jonathan welle. It had seen its
best days,
EXETER -ZURICH WINS PRO1%L
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no.
drivers of ftp
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1 pound Johnson's wax and 7 pound Brush 33.50
• fl Johnson's wax in 1 pound tins , S5c
wax in 2 pound tins $1.65
wax in 4 pound tins $5.25
Liquid wax 45c
IJanGillg ` Pvax 65c '
Paste wood .filler 35c
Wood .Dyes per bottle 75c
s Waxes are used for Furnit n o,' Hardwood P100! i, & .4 tl tts..
Johnso
Exeter -Zurich started out right in
the N.H.L, on Monday night at .the.
Dome rink when they trimmed the
Lucknow teals, winners of the north
group, by the score of 5" to 1, taking
a lead of four goals with them: to
Lucknow this Wednesday Bight, : It
was a more funny game than it was
serious. After the game started our
boys looked the Lucknow team over 1
and did not exert themselves for the 1.
first two periods thinking they could
get a good lead onthem in the last
Period. But those things do not al-
ways turn out as they are expected
to. Sure enough they had the play in
the last period, and all of it for that
matter,' but there titan "a guy with a
few pads 031 and a stick in his hand'
that stood -in-between two iron posts
with a net at .the rear and ; he -well's :.
r out and informed oar boys that that")'
was thelac
where e
p et
h
ecic
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had P
dt
,o
go, Ile also informed them that he,
was going to be stationed<right in
F IiTER, OLD BOY'Akliti (30 TO
APP.EAIl1COV)aT
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e HoWilliam Melville Martial,
premier of Saskatchewan, and an
Exeter . Old d Ro :
seas
y. ru
Ottawa
]
ant `
week and rreden:cc is given to the re- �.
port that he is about to be appointed
to a newly created judgeship on the
+ Saskatchewalr. Court of Appeals, and
that he will be succeeded as Premier
by Hon. Charles A. Dunning, one •of ( t
the ministers of his Government. An 1 t
announcement to this effect is ex
hung suspended front. them. There
was little breeze blowing' at the time -
Reduce
Pelee on
Stoves
-Ranges
and Heaters
rot
FebriAar
ea
between those two iron posts and , etee � ..e.
.,�.
that if it were, not too much trouble �°`"""""��°�-=X-�u� �.;:��
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E3EEBR'I9Eif@f9HBSiCCAR4aAaIDEr.aanee an.,...ew ...,._--'--- _HOUNMIEMO
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to the local boys that they would
have to .shoot: that black pucli past
flim before it would be counted a
goal. That ,was agreed to but when
time was up they all agreed that it
was a. lot of trouble for tha,t` guy hard
all the horse shoes and luck pennies
hat go with the game. Time- after
inze the locals got in 011 1111 to tvlt1t-
n a few feet Only to. have Bina block,
r they would shoot right into 'hie
ads, 1 -le had on nice new•stein-palls
and the locals were out to see if, they
vete of good stuff, and they Sure
vere. Poor'Coolt got so lonesome 01
is end thatho informed the captain
flat if Hinie and Dodo did not commie
aek to see him once ui awhile that
to would. take a seat in. the stand:
T -re never 01105 saw the puck an the
ast twenty, l'here, ,was 4,4ntt: body
pecking in spots tc keep the fans in 1
ood 011at101 and to get tvarliled up.
welt gashes lite rubbers Oi Joy for
ley know they will not get oven
orlted between 11ei'ib4s.Alrout, the
niy party of the )(teals rtaiatirtg ill
igh sliced teas tit band. 4 tints or
vo they there playing so leech the
ol'erce liad x1
to .00 311 '11 The crowd
ls liot as large this Unit?. They are,
1 waiting till the locals greet Strat-
rd, 11110 w11111ors of this i'ol1rrd will
Oct the winners o1: the Strn,tforTd-
1cyton -:game, possibly 'Friday and
i110fday We are holrilrf; it will 310
the Exeter -Zurich team. )l;rat:O1'd
goon; etre^r1,; ia00 if lie locals meet
lhent it will be a great gttnte,
them ii: t i] ly , a great 0;trrre:
else the damage would have : been
worse. The weather turned mild
during Wednesday' night • and by
Thursday; morning the ice had all
disappeared.
There was more or less danger in
being around as the hydro wires
were in danger of breaking. Some
did, brealt ivltile• the power was oar
but were noticed and guarded before
any rlanrage was 'done. The power
vras on bi spells on. Wednescl.ay'.etud
The `limes was able to get ready for
the press, but just as etc were ready
the =power went off: and remained oft
all of Wednesday 'niglil and mast of
Thursday. It came oil ,Shout five
o'clock Thursday evening but wee
only on about an hour when it: again
went oft,and was off until about_ ten
"clock, ' Since that tittle' we iliive,_
rarl-uliintt2'rup)l 1 service.
TWO CHILDREN 1411:]0 O�`�ILLHll j
1'' I➢lE A.'0) h
Tile sympathy' 01: the c21), .1 billy is is
extended t0 Mr. and Sri'', A. M. leer 11
nick, of town, in the ;loss of thein 1
youngest child., Ray Edwa,rd,'agecl 6
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