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'FORT yeSE0011 D YEAR—No: 2248 .EX3$111Elt, ONT. , THURSDAY IVIORNING, APRIL 13th,, 1922,
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= , Sun- company, Toronto, re pricesof
,tr—a"--- Road ail, la •oiank cars 10 1-2 cents
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a_e= raT_,ht:ice'.e'rhityaiines Quar,ry.-eCsoasirSeti.:Itarytso,
- than, car. jots 22'1-2 cents, Fs 0, B
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prices taf Tarviaa13, ,for road us,e, tank
- ahOut 60 taa,rrells, 21 .1-2 cents ; less'
The Barrett Company, Toranto, re
Iron in car lots' barreled.
a, ' chin storm serceniags, $1,00
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— Exe'ter il-1 I) Safety Silent Police-
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" --------- -t-ak-+-21•11..e-oasXtidGreijtaiir's l'eport. fol. MarcjI was
•-- •Mr. Wm. Fisher 'addressed the
-•-•:--: Council regarding a dnain along the
•'= south sitd,e' of ,Sanders St. The Raads:
= • and Bridge Committee to linvestigate.
•= also to inmestigate drain: along Will-
= Street between. Gilley and" Victoria,.
The' cOurical ,to visit gralv,e1 pit
Wednesday rnonnangia
Tie following, accounts' were 'read
--a-• and ordered pAid,---Cecil Ford, labor
.-- cemetery 13.50; R, i\ilacKenjle & Son
cotton cemetery-, 4.88; H. T. Rene,
= coal library, 34.40; la•li E. Garditier,
a' = Thep, to desk, library, 1.75 ; Miss, G.
Connor -.fixing' library 'books 11.00;
. = Miss Mary Nelson, ditto, 23.40; Ed.
-_--- Treble, repairs 16.85; L, Day. wire
= and labor at flower beds 5,50; P. Gale-
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= man team labor 10,45; John Norry la-
= bor•6,00 a F. Mallott, labor 9.20;; 0,et•-
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= aria, Flax Co., team labor 7.70; Fred
Wells,' labor, 250. Passed on motiori•
of Hooper .arid Francis,
_Adjourns:dent by Francis,
. ' ' • -, Jos, Senior, Clerk-.
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--- New Arrivals in Suits Coats and Dresses
We have just placed in stock a beautiful range of Northway Suit
and coats to meet the de&ands for the Easter trade. Prices' are very
-moderate, As well as -the smartest Styles we have a nice range of Sta-
ple Coats and Suits foreeld.erly ladies in, navy and black All Wool BotanySerges.
EASTER GLOVES Thenew Silk Gloveare her.too for Easter in a vast railge of
colors' and styles, the most popular of Which is -the New Gauntlet Glove.
We will be pleased. to show theso lines. • •
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VENUS SILK.- HOSIERY •• •
The knoWn Venus brand of SilkHosieryis one of--t1Tilies-t wear-
ing seockings on themarketto-day. Made of pure Silk Thread, with-
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wide elastic garter top M. colors white, blanla,navy, Cordovan brown
and Russian Calf also with Clocks 'On sides. Get your supply for Ester.
WATSON BRAND SUNDIER UNDE'RWEAR FOR LADIES
We are ready for the coming season with a complete ,Stocli of the cel-
ebrated Watson and Peerless brands of underwear for la,dies. Prices
much lower on these•lines. We have the popular Comfy cut style, of
• MEN'S ,FURNISHINGS "
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New Ties, Caps, Ilats,Shitts, Socks, Shoes, Oxfords, Spring Coats,
Suits etc. ready for the Easter trade.
Big Values in these Lines
Ladies' Buckle & Strap -1 1 -young Men's Black and
• `-$ Slippers •Brown Oxfords
Children's Fancy Slippers • Boy's Bloomer Suits
'Young Men's Stylish Suits •Brock Hats for Men
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
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Come here for your Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Wall Papers, Blinds,
Curtains etc. We have very special values. •
PHONE 82
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Hardware Necessities
Poiarne Oil.
• Autona-obile and tractor - owners
don't forget these prices -when buys
your oils. •s, •• • '
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• $.1.00 per, gallon in barrel s
pegallbn in small lots
Pola,rine Light Medium -Heavy Extra.,}Teavy
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BY USING
owe Bros.. High Standard Pairit
PURE PAINT' AND GOES A Lial-TLE FART1IER
LOWE 131108, MELLOTONE, THAT SOFT VELVETY FINISH
LOWE BROS.-It-Al-1D DRYING FLOOR PAINTS,
•-• LOWE BROS. PORCH FLOOR, PAINTS
LOWE 1311,0S. AUTO GLOSS FOR AUTOS AD BUGGIES
LOWE EROS'. DURABLE, WAGON PAINTS •
:DON'T FORGET TI -IAT WE' -ARE ,SELLING LOWE BROS. •
:PAINTS CONSIDFal1ABL-ST LESSTHAN 1N 1921.
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ESTIMATI8S FURNISHED
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Board of ,Eclucatian /net in the i.
sees= office of the Secretary on ,A.pril 4th.
•=I Ths Principal ;of the Peblic School
Mr, G. S. Howard, reported that about a
seventeen. new pupils would enter af- S
•ter 'Easter and that promotions would
be made to relieve the congestion in s
the lowest room., anal that a few more r
seats would be •necessary in Mr, flow- i
= ard's room. ,,.• The matter. was 'left 1,n a
the hands Of the Building &e Grounds
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'ee assisted hy Howard,
COMITTN1CATION
Dear Mr. Editor,
With your permission I should like
to write a short letter of general in-
• terest to the citizens of Exeter. •
This week should be of consider-
able interest to everyone having the
welfare Of this good old. town firm/y
engrained in his nature. On WeaneSe
day evening Mr. EartrY, rearesenta-
tive 'of the Ontario Government De-
partment of Horticulture will com-
plete the•organization of the local so
ciety, the orgauliation so far being •
only forthe nurnose of getting the
work started in time for this season.
On `Thursday evening. Professor Tom-
linson, of Guelph, a young man of
large *vision- in the beautifying of
Ontario will deliver an address.
• The meetings are free and the ad-
dresses both evenings are to be illus-
trated with • lantern slides. Prof.
Tomlinson will look the town layer
eand,be prepared to give hints and
plans for the improvement and laying
out of parks and beauty spots in this
pretty little • town, Think of what'
that means for us. It will doubtless
mean a vision of what our children
will enjoy in years tb • come. It is
true that parks develop slowly, • all
the more reason. that we should get
to work early; AT ONCE, should be
our motto'. The citizens in the vicin-
ity of Victoria Park are asking for
improvements, This is right. Those
farther north have a vision of what
Riverside Park will be like when the
streets leading to it are improved as
they should be, proper entrances at
the north and south ends built, a
driveway -around it laid. out and the
trees planted and others to beplant-
ed, will have • a fe•w more, -Years'
growth added to them. Somedata,
the mill dam will be called the lake
and swans and rowboats will glide
over its surface. Those living in
.me centre bf the town, as well as the
crowd who had gathered to bear the'
results, the ouniber being 1178. The
winners and guesses were as folloWst,
Int 100 lbs., lOob Sniith, C
1185, 211d, 5O lbs., Thos, McCurdy,
Stephen, 1,171. Brd, 50 lbs,, Miss
Leda I$aac, Centralia 1.170. 4t1i„
lbs., Sid Sanders, Exeter, 1170. 5th,
25 lbs., Art 11aindle, tisborne, 1170.
6th, 25 lbs., Mrs. T. Anderson., 1190.
7th, 25 lbs, Mrs. Penhale, Ex-
eter, 1190. •-•
meRsazorsairacsaeum....mm,40,...,
requenters of the Public Library
will enjoy a chat with old cronies, or
book or their daily paper on the
eats provided for "Talking age and
whispering lovers," under the ample
grade of the luxuriant trees in Cent-
el Park. Have you caught the vis -
on? Come to these meetings and get
n inspiration.
Pro Bono Public°.
SeCretaTY ,A, -as instructed .
• =rolisot, the usniej•-,tees monTh • - 1)0_1:1aLtaD
. AYS A BIG STICCESS,
from non-resident pupils attending•ther,
ublic cl C•
p .s o until mune. ommenoing
Septeinber next the• fee to be $1.00
per mossUf,
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. S. Prindipal was empowered
= td. secure suffielent paitt for 'the
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repainting of the ..blackboards of the
public school during Easter,
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On Pages Four & Five
C. Zwicker, Crediton, is advertis-
ing seeds for sale, also granulated
sugar at $6.75.
The Dome Theatre, advertises their
Friday and Saturday program, also
a special attraction for Monday after -
neon and evening.- •
Piton and Foote, are showing a cut
of th.e.new Dodge car.
The South Huron Choral Society,
announces a grand -concert for Fri-
day evening, April 21st.
Carmote auto Varnish is being ad-
vertised for sale by W. S. Heaman.
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Brantford Roofing Co.- compares
the Cost:of Asphalt slates with other
roofing.
11ar. M. E. Gardiner, advertises his
Ful'oit-tire and Funeral directing
business.
The 1Vlission Circle of the Main St -
Methodist church held their annual.
meeting on Monday evening. The
report for the year showed that close
to $75,00 had been raised for mis-
sions. The society has a member-
ships of 23. The following officers
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The securing of a--;"alock for Miss
Taylo,r's room was left with the sup-
ply committee'.
After the Easter ihe pub -
.Hc school will re-apan ere Monday;
April 24th, and the. High School on
Tuesday, April ‘7,5th, the latter class-
es to' he canduetetI on ,the
Saturday. •
The Building and"GroundsCommit-
tee was instructed to report an 'the
matter of seatinr,, at the 'next meetina
Tlie High SchOol Inspector's and
tile -Public School - Inspector's re-
ports were received,' discussed, and re-
ferred to, the teachers
A few accourcn.tsm.na*ecrFea
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Mr. ,and Mrs. W. H. Johnston and
Mr. Jahn Miners .were called to Strat-
ford last w'zek by the, rathert unexpect-
ed death of their brother-in:Hlaw, •Ihe
late Mr. Harry Whila; who, died of
pneumonia on the eveni.ng, 01 the lst-
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ns t. and was bursed in Sr. Marys on
,Thursday„ The late Mr. White was
wsll known fin stlus district, as well, as
in We,stera Ontario, -1.s ha was yeared
in vvincivelsea, arid later years was
•a prominent .cheese maker and cheese
buy es. Among others pr•esent at the
limeral were his daughter, Mrs. IVIc
Clure, of Calgary, his son, Oliver, of
the 0.A.C., Guelph, ,his sister, Mrs.
T. J. Lockhart of Kingston, his nieces
Mrs!. Parton a,mcl sister of Toronto his
brothers Gilbert and Joseph of St.
Marys, brothiers-in-law, IViessrs.
and Johnston, And W. P. Reed of , 0
Lucknow, 'Mr. and Mrs', R. D. Hunt- s
er and Mr_ Garnet Miners Ur:borne a
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•t Sale
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• clerks that sought their beds on Sat-
urday 'evening. The only advertis-
ing of the bargains was done through
the local press and this in only one
The merchants of Exeter held their
first Dollar Days an Friday and Sat-
urday of last week. This being the
first attempt at anything of the kind
in Exeter it was more or less of: au
experiment and many were the
doubts as to bringing it on at this
time of the year. The results how-
ever, demonstrated that it was one
of the greatest business boosters the
town has ever had. In spite of the
bad condition of some' of the roads
and the threatening weather of Fri-
day large crowds came to town at-
tracted by the inducements that had
been offered through, the advertising
coltunns of the Ideal 'papers. It was
a real get together for the merchants
and buyers, after a particularly quiet
spell in business. The merchants of-
fered some worthwhile bargains tind
the public were not slow to avail
themselves of them. Ahnost every
class of business was represented
and allbenefittecl more or less from
the large crowds that came to 1:0 W11.
The fact was demonstrated that the
public were ready to buy be neces-
sities of life but that only a few were
indulging in luxuries to any extent.
Some of the general stores reported
that Saturday's business was away
in the lead of anything they had ex- I
perienced for a single day:s business.
The weather oh Saturday was ideal
and lent itself to the success of the
occasion. People came to town from
long distances and went away pleas-
ed with the values they received. So
ar we have not heard any complaints
ither .from merchants or the oust-
mers they served. The two days
eem to have been just the thing. In
ddition to the business end it was a
octal re -union of families and
riends. It was a tired bunch of
Exeter ArtStoreissue .that was circulated on the
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Thursday before Dollar Days. Some
• • - • . do:Lib-Led whether the papers would
reach the public in time to be of army
• benefit. That they did was amply
demonstrated by the results.
Picture Sale
were elected for the coming year:
pre0.,1Vlis8Rose Lamport: vice ares...
Miss Ariel Beverly; Secy. Miss lVXabel
Houlden; treas., Miss Greta Mawson;
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pianist, aliss Mary Skinner; Stint., et
mita boxes, Mrs. T. Elliott; suet., of
birthday giviiigs, Mi8 A, Lovie.
,Among those froni a distance who
E. II. Homey on Thursday of last
attended the funeral of the late Mrs,
Week were; Mrs. A,. E. ProWn "and
Miss Evans, of Ailsa Craig; Mr. Chris
Balsclen,- of London; Mr., and Mrs.
Jas. Collingwood and three children,
of Hamilton; Mrs, Geo', E. Colwill
and daughter of Carghill; Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Wilsert ••and two ehildren,
of Petrolea; Mrs. Wm. Woirey anal
datighter, of Petrolea; Mr, and Mrs.
W. S. Harney, of Kippen; Mr, and
Mr$, NVIn. Motz,pf Crediton; Mr. and
,Mrs0 Hoffman, pt Crecliton.
OUR
BIG, STOCK OF ,
FRAMED PICTURES
NOW ON SALE
AT HALF PRICE
EVERY PICTURE,
MARKETJ'IN
• PLAIN EIGIIIZES
AND IS YOURS •
AT TIIE
1179 NUTS 1N FAR
One of the features of Dollar Days
was the presentation of three hum -
tired poundof granulated sugar di-
vided into seven prizes for the Seven
nearest gueasSes to jhe itutriberef ,pea-
nuts in ajar in the window of J. W.
Pewell's Store, This feature was put
on by the, Dollar Day merehants,
clerk being engaged 10 record the
guesses. who were in any way
SOnnected With the Dollar stores
Wered)arred from guessing.- AlMost
1,000 gtie88es'yrere , registered rang -
os. Senior
Ma: Johit tiavekshaw wasptiticeti too:es
Landoit Tuesday, to etialte his notne
with his son Wesley,. airs., S.
shaw and 'MrsFred-flawkshaw left
the same day for *Tomato, , .
During the 0Itst week ;11esSl-sa Pil-
au and Toote have sold five Doge
touring ears, P 0 tmast 111. Pfaff
will sport tete of these models.
mong the others who purchased cars+
were Albert Canina Bert, Francie ant1
Your Storage Battery
is entitled to free inspection and
distilled water here, no platter
what make it is
J. IIEER
Harvey. s
Slirishirre Qroceries
Tried Pieal's Bread Yet?
REDPATII'S
SUGAR -
$6.75
EASI*ER,
• LILIES
3 and 4 bloom
EVAPORATED
APPLES
25c lb.
CREAM OLIVE
' SOAP '
•.3' for- '25e
HOT
HOUSE - -
TOMATOES •
35c lb: •
SUGAR
CRISP
BISCUITS
22c lb: •
ASSORTED
• EASTER
CONFECT'IONS
LARGE
BOTTLE
REX CATS[1p
SWEETIIEATIII
• PEANUT
BUTTER
26c ltd
• Two Stores •
Main Phone 102 North Phone47.
JuSt arrived at Tayor Tire & Battery—BERT. DOYLE, A real
Mechanic. First that has ever, been in the city. Will open April
3rd. Do all kinds of Auto Repair. Your Electrical part of your
ear is the main part. Let Taylor and Doyle look after that part.
Often times. your battery is the trouble, poorly rebuilt, you have
no foundation. Tho battery life is up to you, no matter who looks
after it. Keep your Battery avell charged and if Battery is Unlit
right, the Battery will keep right. Good Dominion Tires; Good
Prest-O-Lite Battery, 110 ampere; Good repair man, your trouble
is gone.
I can tell N.vhat your Battery will -cost you for one year or Imo.
I will place a Battery in your car for $10.00 a year; keep it; eltat•ged
and store it for the winter, Just $10.00 a year, no more„ no less.
I• thank YOU
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Exeter Flour Mill
= • Now that Spring is opening up you will i:equire the
= best bread that can be secured. According to reports that
▪ are coining:in to us you. will be Weil -advised.: to use our
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= Manitoba's Best. It is equal to the kesi on the 'market.
You csn go farther and pay more but you cannot buy bet- ,
= ter. Read what one Of our customers writes:— —
"Your flour is AI quality and sells on its merits. If r sell
a new customer one bag he comes back for naore.''
n-onn. We are the Emporium, for Feed in Exeter and vicinity.
• Our stock is large and vained, consisting of :---
- CORN:----A Supply of the best quality.
OATS:— °stern Oats that we have recleaned akin:- out
the dust, hatlis and gilettil aeeds. These we are selling
= • on a ussrrow marghs.
= - OIL CAKE:—If you have never fed Oil Cake try same for
= your milseli cows, pigs, io fact, ;all your stock.
= per cent prbtein, Just the stuff to
— POSIT -altos° pigS along.
• ,MILL litove•a supply of our owa snails) f ae
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ing troll). 300 to 5, 000. The castles:, t re -e -
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