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Linens for the June Bride
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There is nothing more apreciated as a gift for a bride than good lila-
ens,. "We have; an immense' stock of Table Cloths, Damasks by the yard,
Towellings, Centre Pieces, Tray Cloths, Linen I-Iandkerchiefs, etc., at
very reasonable prices.
Dinner Sets
We have several new patterns in English dinner sets. These are "full
97 piece sets in beautiful designs and good quality. Prices from $27 to
$28. Ask to see these lines.
Our. Corset Department
We consider our corsetdepartment one of the most important in, the
.store.We carry as large a stock.of reliable makes of. Corsets as many of
the large city stores, We are local selling agents for the celebrated Ne-
nio and Gossard brands and We also carry a largestock•of Crompton's La •
Grace and D & .A. Corsets. 'We specialize in' styles to suit stout figures as
well as regular sizes.
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HosierJ( . Underwear and Read=to=Wear'
We are prepared for the• summer weathei with an enormous stock of
Ladies' and Children's underwear; . Hosiery, Wash skirts, , Cotton Night
Gowns,' Silly and Cotton Bloomers, underskirts, and Voile,' Raw Silk and
Crepe' Blouses etc. We will be most pleased to• show -you all`; these lines.
IIONNIETot-Lisle Socks for Children all sizes and popular colors. Child-
ren's Hats in black and colored straws, Whits Pique, etc., now ready for
the summer season. Men's straw hats in ail the latest styles, including
Sailors, Pananas etc.
Smart Suits and Gaberdine
Ooats
Come here for Young Men's. Stylish and Summer' Suits. The very
latest Styles in either light or dark shades. Also a Iarge select stock of
Boy's Bloomer Suits. Some of them with two pairs of Bloomers.
Oxfords for• Men .and: Boys
• We carry Astoria and" Sclater Oiafords'1or--Men and Chum's Oxfords
for Boy's. The best -goods on the market. Also complete range of Out-
ing Shoes.
Bargains in Tapestry
:Papers
Ten patterns Living Room Tapestry Papers regular price $1.50 a
double roll for 75c a double roll.
Store closes Wednesday afternoon during, June July and August.'
P -TONE 32
Jones
PHONE 32
MORNING, JUNE 1st., 1922
isuLTS Q30, PICTURE PliZrZLE
TO BE ANNOUNCED NEX'1 WEEK
• Aswe expected, a great number of
answers to thet-wor
d picture puzzle
- were received the last few days of
E the contest and the judges will .have
a merry time in picking the winners.
We announced that any answers
that Were postmarked "May`, 27 would
o i be considered thus it was necessary
; to give a few days before the judges
performed thein duties. The results
of the contest are being eagerly; a-
waited and the winners will be an-
nounced next. week,
IM UDE-TO-BE SHOWERED
On Monday evening of last week
a miscellaneous shower was held at
the home of 'Ms's Verda Rowcliffe,
when a number di Younglady friends
presented Miss :Hazel Lasing, bride
elect, with: a number of beautiful
gifts. The evening ,was pleasantly
spent in games and amusements and
refreshments were served.
UNDERWENT 'OPERATION
Mr. Sani':l' Poplestone, of Blyth,.
son of Mrs. Poplestone, of Exeter,
E underwent a serious operation at
Victoria Hospital; London, on Friday
= of last week:. Mr. Poplestone suffei•-
ed from influenza during the c picler,z-
s I is a couple of 'years ago and since
that time he has never fully recover-
ed from the.effeets, having had trou-
ble in his heat' " The latest report is
that lie' is •inipi owing favorably. His
sister, Mrs: W. Welsh visited him on
Tuesday.
PUTTING FOUNDATION UNDER
BARN,
Mr John Front, of the 5th conces-
sion of Usborne, had a successful
✓ jacking bee .on Thursday, May 25th,
to jack up one of his large barns for
a foundation.. Mr. W. Treble, of Ex -
=1 eter,: although well advanced in years
- engineered -the job and succeeded in
raising the`building without an ac-
cident. The boys' all said they enjoy-
ed the, day. As -Mr. Prout already
has one barn on a foundation and
when this one is completed he will
have one of the largest and most up-
to-date buildings iii the community.
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For Hot Weather
USE
A NEW PERFECTION OIL
STOVE
$21.50. $26.00 $34.00
OVENS '$6.25 and UP
WICKS 40c
Repairs' kept 7n stock
Screen Doors , etc.
Screen Doors $2:45' Complete
screen: Windows 35,50` and 60c •
Screen Wire 20c a yd and up
Screen Door Hinges 25c
Screen Door Springs 10c
Screen Door Holder 250'
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Rubber Garden Hose
13e AND iSe• PER FOOT•
Lawn Mowers
FROM $9.00 TO $14.00
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
The public is hereby ?notifiedthat
trespassing on the School Property.
will b- prosecuted according' to law,
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Lucan .juniors will play the return
game in Exeter on June 5th.
Mrs. W. H. Passmore announces
the maruage 01 her daughter, Flor-
ence Isabella, of Vancouver, B. C. to
Mr. A. G. Byers, of Leneve, Oregon.
The marriage took place on May 10th
in Coquille, Oregon. IT. S. A.
HIED HERR HIGH :GUN AT
I 1JENSALLSHOOT
I The annual trap -shooting tourna-
ment of the Hensall Gun Club ,.vas
held May 24th; "underideal weather
conditions. The attendance was not.
i>up to the usual mark, due largely to
' a number of .other shooting tottrna-.
moats and other aritraetions. How-
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1ever, those who .did attend enjoyed
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themselvesthoroughly. Fred Kerr,
of Crediton, had no difficulty, in win-
ning quite easily' the pretty silver
.thophy- and high average. Richard
Franklin 'Jordan, of London, woti"
second honors. There were ten
events of 15 birds each: The "follow-
ing are the scores; R. Day, 136 D.
Jordan, 139;`Dr. Bice, 133; T. Bakes''
116; F. Kerr, 144; J. Passmore 131;
R. Bell, "119;• 1?. Passmore, 132 D.
Brintneli scored 81 out of a possible
105.
MARRIED
GODBOLT—I-IHWITT--On Wednes-
day, May 31st, at the Main St, par-
sonage, by Rev. W.G.H. McAllister
• Miss Myrtle Irene Hewitt, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.' Ephraim Hew-
itt, of town, to Mr. Charles Oliver
Godlilt:.
CRTCHLIn Cl ntori, on May 24th,
John T. Crich, in his 53rd. year,
WINDSOR --In Exeter, on May 27th,-
Mary PS. Sinith,'beloved wife of'
George Windsor, aged 65 years.
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Hydro•woi•kmen "leave been busy at
Crediton wiring up some of the hous-
es preparatory for the coining of hyd-
ro. Thee construction of the lines
will start about July ist and it is ex-
pected they will be' completed about
the end of August. The line will run.
west of Devon corner to Crediton and
will be extended north and south for
about three miles to link tip eight or
nine farriers. A line will also run
south on the second; ancl• third conces-
sion of Stephen and from there will
be run to Centralia linking up seven
farmer's enroute.
THE LATE MRS. WINDSOR
On Saturday last Mrs. Geo. Wind-
sor passed away after being i11 for
several weeks. Her maiden name'
was Mary H. Smith, naged 65 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Windsor have been res-
idents of Exeter for a number of
years, corning to Exeter 'from McGil-
livray Tp. The deceased was a mem-
ber of the James St, church. Besides
her bereaved husband she is survived
by two sons and four: daughters, Per-
ry and Enos, of Toronto; Mrs. Herb.
Ford, Exeter; Mrs. -4:H. Hodgins, ' of
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At the 'time, of; writing Mrs, Wrn:
Oke, of Usborne, who has been ill
fora considerable time is in a very
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expeetead at almost any hour. A. nunm-
ber of relatives are' at her bedside.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Heainan are up
from Toronto, and Mrs..Wark of Pop-
lar Hill is present. Mr, and Mrs. R,
E. Tomlinson and Miss Lizzie Frayne
of London, Fere up over the Week-
end.
GOI)BOLT-EEWITT NUPTIALS
A. quiet wedding took, place at the
Main street parsonage on. Wednesday
morning, when Rev. W.G.H. McAllis-
ter united in marriage Miss Myrtle
Irene Hewitt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ephriam Hewitt and Mr. Char-
les Oliver Godbolt. i'Jr. and Mrs.
Godbolt left for a. motor trip to Strat-
ford and other places and on their re-,
turn they will reside on the groom's'
farm one mile east of Exeter. The
Times johns in extending'congratula-
tions.
TIVERTON VETERAN COMMITTED
SUICIDE ON L. H. & B.
The body of John :McLeod,: a re-
turned veteran 47 years old, was tak-
en from the train runaing north from
London on Tuesday morning after he
committed suicide by `cutting,, his
,throat with a razor. Mr. McLeod
had been a patient at the. Byron San-
atorium and was on his way to his
home at Tiverton. Shortly after
leaving London he locked himself in-
to a lavatory. Some time after, 'mem-
bers of the crew noticed blood com-
ing from under the door and became
suspiciou: They broke :in the door
and found McLeod lying in a pool of
blood on the floor. He was removed
from the train at Exeter and Coroner
Dr. Hvndman was called. He decid-
ed an inquest was unnecessary. A
brother came down from _ Tiverton
and had the remains moved to the.
home of the deceased.
BASEBALL NOTES
In the game of ball, at. Kirkton, in
the North Wellington League on May
23rd, the Dublin team defeated
Kirkton 10 to 3. Dublin's battery
was Kerslake and Kerslake and the
Kirkton battery was Taylor and
Shier. '
Zurich was beaten at Goderich by
Purity Flours on May 24th, by 3-0.
The game was a pitcher's battle.
Goderich pitcher having 11 strike
outs and Zurich 8. Zurich failed to
get past second base.
In a fast game of ball in Teeswater
on Monday, Zurich was again defeat-
ed by the score of 3 to 2. Zurich got
two runs in the second innings and
this was the only scoring until the
last of the ninth. With two men out
and the bases full a Teeswater batter
made a two -base hit to left field
scoring the three runners and win-
ning the game.
The fil•st• game in Exeter of the.
Junior series in the North Wellington
League was played between Kirkton
and Exeter on Monday evening and
resulted in a win for the home team.
The game was a good one the boys
putting up an excellent brand of .hall.
It was deserving of a far larger sup-
port, the crowd being very small.
Exeter has the makings of a good
.bail team. Lawson in the box pitch-
ed a good game and the fielders gave
frim good support. The visitors also
Stephen; Mrs. Wm. Robinson, of Mc- t played a good game but the Exeter
Giliivi•ay and Mrs. McKein, of Toron- i batters were able to connect With
to. The funeral was held on Mon -
clay interment in the Exeter ceme-
tery.
BASIS OP UNION HS BEEN
REACHED
The committee on union between
Cavell Presbyterian and Main street
Methodist churches met last week and
agreed on a basis on which the two
congregations could come 'together,
the principle of which appeared in
the Times last feek. One of the
greatest difficulties in the uniting of
these congregations is the property
rightsboth
of churches. The ad-
ministration
ministration of Caveii property is in
the hands of the Board of Managers,
while the deed to the property is
vested in the Presbytery. Main St,
property isadministered by the
Trustee Board and the deed' is invest-
ed in the Conference. Both denom-
inations have committies appointed
to deal with these; problems. The
'matter is being brought before the
London Conference this week, 551
B.W.F. Beavers; chairman of the
coiuniittee5sOni Main: street, was ap-
pointed to present the matter lo
'conference. He will be supported by
Mr. Medd, chairman of the committee
of the whole and Mr. W.S. Howdy,
Who is the delegate from the Main
street church to the conference, it is
agreed that: in the event of union a
Presbyterian and Methodist pastor
shall serve the congregation In turn.
a Presbyterian iiastor to ,be called
first. If the basis of union is accept
ed but the Conference and the Presby -
tory the rinestion will then come be-
fore the two congregations.
their pitcher and for the first five or
six innings kept running' up a score:
Mr. Doupe; of Kirkton, :umpired be-
hind the bat and W.J. Heaman: um-
pired. the bases. The score by inn-
ings was;
Kirkton 020 000 000-2
Exeter 211 402 000-10
The Exeter Juniors :vent to Luean
oil Friday last to play the opening
game in the. North—Welling ton Lea-
gue. Fronithe score one might irn-
igine it to be a game of soft ball: The i;
locals nosed out one run, the score be-
ing16 to 15. It was a game of thrills.
of
In the first innings Exeter broiight in
three and left three men on bases.
They scored three again in the sec.
lend, Lbcan scored 2 hi : the first
and went - it the lead in the second
when five mien crossed the plate. in
the fourth innings Luca)) went to
pieces and the boys from "Dolga)."
added six more. Purls (0 their score.
Lt can added two. Exeter added 2
in the 5th and 2 in tile' 6th but failed
to score in the last three innings. The
eighth innings Was a merry-go-round
for Lucan when they tallied 5 runs.
In the hist innings Lucan needed two
to tie the score. They dosed but one
t run,leaving.Exeter one. up. Lawson,
for Exeter had 11 strike -outs: and
Mara, for:Lecan, 5:
The line' 'up' 1.�acan---Chowani
Parke, Mara, Stanley, Suryth, nein-
sten,
c su-sten, Whiteford, Murdy and.„Crane-
to 0,,
Cr•ans+;o0, Pitt.teiy---Mara., •Stanley. •
E tefin-•--Medd,Tlio neon, Ford, Her-
Arne ''``"nnon, C'lrnnilcghaM, I'i'indfs,
r;� rfti=ttol ,f,l locals 011 page five
LOSES VALUABLE HORSE
On Friday last Mr. Samuel, Parsons
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
three year Old .colt, 'Which; with two
others became e aana fr•i;:�hiened ' while
wording with a set of harrows. The
lines 11 oke `.c'nabli`ig iheru to i-0 Izto
111' 1 liberty, Aftea rttnriing xri1 3 f
arourol the tielcl for .� few' xninutea
the colt fell sustaining such initoz'
n,�i
injuries as to cause her "death wit,lDin
half ail hour,
Your Battery
Should be tested twice every month
Regular attention' and proper care Nvill
keep it in good condition
J. BEES
For
Business
PHONE 9
When a young pian keeps company.
When they become engaged,that's
When thew get married,' that's the
But when they start housekeeping
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minister's business,
and need
meat, THAT'S OUR 13USI
Choice Beef and Veal, also Pork and Lamb all the week:,Now that
warm weather is here we will carry the -inost up-to-date line of • Cooked :.
Meats always:
Let this Bri he Sanitary Store supply your wants and' come With the.
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crowd of Satisfied customers:
River's Meat Market
WHERE QUALIAY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE,
THIRD ANNUAL
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NE 3rd. 1922
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE C. A. A. A.
MORNING—GRAND PARADE AND BICYCLE RACE
9.30: Grand Parade led by the Band, Calithumpians; Decorated
Autos, Tradesmen's Floats, School Children etc. •
11.30 Bicycle Race—One Mile, Free for All.
Liberal Prizes Offered
AFTERNOON SPORTS AND LEAGUE 'BASE -BALL
1.30. Field Sports consisting of Races, Jumping, Novelty Contests;
Tug -of --War between two rival U.F.O. teams, etc. Liberal Prizes.
3.30. League Base -ball Crediton vs Ailsa Craig. A Battle of,old
rivals. Admission 5Oc and 25c..
EVENING—. . GRAND CONCERT
5.00. Grand Concert in the Town Hall to be given by THE BRUNS-
WICK TRIO; of LONDON. (See Posters.) Plan of Hall at Mor
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lock's Shoe Store. Admission 55e and 350
Refreshment booth on the grounds. The Event of the Season.
All Roads lead to Crediton on June 3rd. Prizes awarded to the
best decorated'place of business or private dwelling.
H.K.:Eilber, Chairman. G.W. Sweitzer,: Secy, R.S. Wilson; Treas,
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GOB SAVE TRIP, KING.
Exeter Roller Mills
.']J3L NDANCE OF FEED
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- OATS We have just unloaded two earn of Western
Oats which we have cleaned as u slral, taking
out the seeds, hulls and dust.
CS3KN Just ninloadeci a; car of splendid..American
Corn.
CHOP We can supply You with just the kind of
Chop You want. • See our 'pile of Mixed Chop,
good and cheap.
TILL FEED-- Yes, we have a supply of that ioo,,alsoi,,,'u.:-..
Tankage; Oil Cake, Baby Chick Food, etc,
Canis in and have your wants supplied.
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