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EXETER; ONT.; THURSDAY
RNING, AUGUST 31th., 1922
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See our Boy's
School Suits
• with two pair
Bloomers
See our Boys'
School Boots
at $2.00:
$2.50
$2.90
MEN'S FINE GOOD -YEAR WELTSHOES'
'It is a long time ,since you were able to buy Men's Goodyear Welt Shoes
at $5.00 & $ 6.00. We have them now, the greatest value in yet. Don't
buy an ordinary slabe"-When Goodyear's are selling at the following prices in
either Black or Brown , •", • "
$5.00 $6.00 $6.50
These are the new low prices and we have either goods lines
and $4.50 , ' rnatl/S. 'AMAMI
• URUS CALF WORK -BOOTS $4.50 @ $4.-75
Our work boots are making a great hit. Genuine tints. Calf @ $4.50
and $4.75 brings us big business. Also William's Famous Farm -boots -at
pre war -prices $5.00 s ,•„, •, •- •
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laze of Exeter met, with Councilor
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= Ellerington absent. '
•= lc The Minutes ef the meeting , held
=,;„ .Asng us t 1,4 tb.; were, read and confirm-
sp"ne referred report on the placing
f an eldctric light at the corner of
Mill and May streets was considered.
Mot,ioii per' Hooper -Davis-- that
=". said Electric Light Lamp be placed,
= and that for thi,s; Year no more lamps
-=will be -placed on,,streets. Carried, •
• Per Francis---LHooper--That the
E. name of Will J. Knight be inserted
on the Soldier& 'Memorial Monument.
= Carried.
The" following accounts were read
'and ordered paid:: W. Coates Coun-
= Ford, labor cemetery $17.50; .Dr. J.
ty Registrar, IiYilaw $2.15; Cecil
n-.%=; W. Browning, ,boarcl of health acct.
$37.10;- 'Gordon Appleton, board for
= A. Bolton, $2.50;L R. Carling, :Mum-
icipal Trees Bend', $8.00; John Norry
= saw sps: sEinest Appleton labor, $22
labOr;' $4:00; Thos. Appleton labor,
50. John -Parsons labor, $15.90; R
= Qnance, labor $3.00; Peter Coleman
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Gomm lab 0,1,144 45..
Paaaed on- motion of Hooper arid,.
= Davis: Carried.
= Adjournment by Davis.
- Jos. Senior Clerk
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= EXETER 41UNIO1S WIN DISTRICT
EXPL'CT,10 IEL'STRA'PFORD IN
SEA IT -FINALS
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= The:Exeter junors are winners. of
...'= theira,group lathe N.W.B.A. They
= landedlthe honors on Friday evening
= last when, they defeated Lucan in the
= latter town by -the close score of 8-7.
= The game was a'tussle all the way
= with neither team leading very strong
= :at any one time...Thompson hit a
= homer that •scored three runs. The
= locals expect to meet Stratford the
=. latter part of the week, the game not
= having been arranged at present.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
'We are Exeter Agents "for Hurlbut Shoes. - Bave the Children's feet -lay. • • . • =
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getting them properly fitted ,Shoes. Iluriblit's are" the best buy en the ' •-=
market for children. ' '' - ' , =
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LADIES' & IHISSES SUITS, COATSand DRESSES
• 'NEW STYLES, NEW CLOTHS, NEW COLORS and LOWER PRICES
in all these garments for Fall and 'Winter. Our stock is now complete so
make your selection early and get the choice. Fur Collars predominate.
- We also have a nice range of the plain Browleigh Coats.
' FURS .. FURS
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We are ,.placing on sale this week our entire Stock of Fur Sets; odd
• neck pieces and Muffs. We have about forty beautiful sets of Wolf, "Fox
and Seal etc., to be sold at cost and less. This is a real opportunity to get
a first class set at a bargain.
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-The Directorsof the Exeter Horti-
cultural Sobiety have decided .to. give
asFall„Preiniuni to members -in, addi-
tion to the liberal spring premiums
alreadY distriba4d. Each member
-will receive,'#6V;IZalYtalip •bulbssand
will also haite,the Opportunity of pia':
'chasing a further. quantay at whole -
Sale prides as the Society has ordered
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soine 3,000 bulbs from Holland. The
ghenibers will alao.ha,ve the benefit of
reduced_ priees on a.limited number
of choice hyacinths for winter bloom.
The- Society expects the shipment to
arrive about the end September when
.distribution will be made at Once and,
Stliose wishing supplies should speak
early so as not to be disappointed.
BOWLING NOTES •
A rink of bowlers are attending
Blyth tournament to -day (Wednes-
day.) . '
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Threerinks of bowlers from town
will take part in the London Rowing
Club tournament on Labor Day.
The winners of the weekly tourney
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. ing I st ere: 11. Fuke, 'C.B. Snell
BY USING
Lowe Bros. High Standard Pure Paints
IN TINS 75c $1.40 $2.65 and $5 0.0
Lowe Bros: Mellotone Paints
'FOR INSIDE141IVOI'rit•HVIC
IN TINS 75c $1.40 $2.65 and $5.00
Lowe Bros. Auto Gloss
ALL COLORS FOR BUGGIES AND AUTOS
Nlitresco Ala bastitte
Wall Finish. 70c per Pkge. Wall Finish 65c per pkge.
A11 Colora, , All Colors
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ChirNamel and Carmote
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VARNISH STAINS , • ,
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FOR FINISHING AND BEAUTIFYING FURNITIIRE, P'LOORS•ETC.
3.1 OFF ALL BASEBALL GLOVES AND MITTS
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS
LAWN MOWERS .•
1-3 BURNER NEW PROCESS 'OIL STOVE
5,1 oFr ALL 11AlVt1v1Oous
OFF ALL RUBBER HOSE
TINSMITHLNG AND PLUMBING
Special Anniversary Servines znorn-
irig.and evening of ,SePt. 3rd in Trivi'tt
• Meinorial Church, when Rev.. W. E.
Macmillaa, R. A., of Ingersollt,vhi
preach,
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. Larkin,
Rev. Mr. of Seaforth, con -
,ducted the union services in Main St.
Church last Sabbath and preached
two very acceptable sermons. Rev.
Dr. Medd, former pastor, was present
and assisted with tlid morning ser-
vice. Miss Blanch Senior and Mrs.
Foote sang. two pleasing solos.
BORN
KESTLE In UsbOrne, on August 27
to, Mr, and Mrs. Rufus " Kestle,
ETEPBURN-In Stephen, on Auglist
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. George Hep-
burn, a son. '
LUXTON-In Usborne, on August
28th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Luxton,
a son. •
CREWS -In Exeter, on' August 28tlit;
:Florence Glanville, widow of .the
late Thomas Crews, in her 65th
and R. Ferguson. With 3 .wins, plus
4. J. M. Southcott, H. Spackman
and W. W. Taman -were second with
2 wins plus 10. '
The draw has been -made. for a
Scotch doubles tourney •among, the
local members and inuch interest is
being created. Foul games w e
played and prises go to the four
rinks winning the most games with
the highest plus score.
Messrs. G. Anderson and Wm. Riv-
ers won second prize at the London
Thistles Scotch doubles tournament
last Wednesday, winning three games
with 'a Wits of thirtY. They each
brought home six beautiful glass gob-
lets. Two other, rinks from town
took part.
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Mr. Geonge Andergon was the win-
ner of the ash handicap singles tour-
ney which 'Came to a close Saturday
night. s•The tourney created a great
deal of interest among the players.
Four games were played with a plus
and mintis,score. ' Mr. Anderson had
four 'W"itvVith 'a ‘Plub. of 50. Wm.
Rivers Was second with 4 wins plus
38;R. N. Rowe third with 4. 'wins plitS'
27; Rolat. Mawhinney fourth with 3
wins plus 26. •
Rev. M. J. and Mrs. Wilson, t,ccon).-
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phone -30
... phone 30Alderon. .pa,nied by, of G•uelpMrs. Wilse.,h's sister, -.1\,Trt.;
h ' were in town
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_ for a conple of days last weelt on
•their 'return from an extended inotor
Bett's Hothe Bakery '
, ' ' trip to Ottava cOvering over 900
miles:4'. Mr. a 'd Mrs. Wilson accoin-
Have you tried a loaf of our
Bread? If not, get one to -day, "The
proof of the Pudding is in the Eat-
Headquartdrs for
'HIGH CLASS BREAD
BUNS AND CARES
Special attention given to orders
for PleniCS, Luncheons and Wed-
ffingS
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WEDDING CAKES A SPIFAilli !AV
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pahled by AI
left Guelph
the places v
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through the F
ester, Osweg''
N,Y. Mr. V
spends his v
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taken. The' '
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this week "4
occupy his
church ilex 4
and' Mrs. ',Alderson.,
Ottawa and antong
, were Kingston,
Brockville and
'hey- 'came , home
es stopping a,t, Roch-
nd Niagara Falls,
'n, who fregitently
'on on a motor trip
finest trip he has
-tied to Guelph on
,hotne sorne 'time
Wilson expects to
nlpit hi ,Tantes St.
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his speedy r„ec"e17.
Mr. Wm. Waal. has disPosed Clt his
property on Huron street consisting
of house and ten ares o1and to Mr.
.las. A, VanKamp, of London, for
$2,500. Mr, Waal recently purchas-
ed the 100 -acre farm of Mr. Hy. Bal
four, lot 29, N.T.R. Fullarton, or
which there are good buildings for
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1'85. °I.)REWS DIES SUDDENLY
• Mrs. Thomas Crews died suddenly
bn Monday about two o'clock in the
afternoon. She had not been
well for a couple of weeks but was
able to be around. On Monday morn-
ing she was around as usual and was
assisting in picking some pears when
she complained of a pain in the re-
gion of the heart. Mrs. Crewsmaid-
en name was Forence Glanville, aged
65 years. Her husband, the late
Thos. Crews; predeceased her about
four years ago. One brother, Lyman
Glanville, has been residing with her.
The funeral will he held Wednesday
afternoon service at the house at
2.30, interment in the Exeter ceme-
tery.
VISITING FRIENDS MAI)E AT SEA
Capt. Christie, of England, who
"has been sailing the seas the most of
his life, and who recently retired, vis-
ited in Exeter for several days last
week calling on many of the friends
he had met while crossing the ocean.
Capt. Christie was a friend of the late
Wesley Snell and he had charge of
the S.S. Cornishman, when Mr. Snell
was taken ill later passing away in
hospital in Montreal. Capt. -Christie
'has carried a great deal, of stock
from Canada to the Old Country and
has brought over to Canada a lot of
thoroughbred stock. He is acquain-
ted with many of the shippers in the
district and' was pleased to remm
his accittaintance with Mr. Al. Mc-
Donell, he having carried a lot of
stock for Ba-wden and McDonell
number of years ago. While in town
Capt. Christie was the guest of Mr,
Wm. Rivers.
CLINTON GIRLS DEFEAT EXETER
The Clinton girls' softball team
Paime a7IntR9tnhe-1Y-GI1 in.11ay ifatnddbl-51)i.laCY.Ine dh
of the Main St. S.S. The visitors
were too fast for the locals and the
score resulted 24 to 11 in favor of
Clinton. This was the first game
that the Exeter team has played with,
an outside team and the young ladies
were a bit stage struck. Clinton
piled up ten runs in a single innings.
Miss Inez Tuckey succeeded in mak-
inga circuit of the -bases on a beauti-
ful hit to the field that was fumbled.
The referees were C. Ford and L.
Statham. After the game the play-
ers adjohrned to the school rooma.
of Main street church where lunch'''.
was served and a jolly time enjoyed.
Several toasts were responded to in
a very delightful manner, Mr. G. W.
edd acting as toastmaster.
The line up:
LOCALS.
Monday next will be Labor Day
and a public holiday.
Mrs. W. Drew and9"Mrs..R......Kniglit
visited in Goderich last week.
Miss Hyndman returned home last
*week after visiting in. London.
Mr, Paul Coates left Tuesday for
Montreal on his way to Eugland.
High and public schools will re-
open on Tuesday* next, Sept. 5th.
Mrs. RobWDinney left last week
to visit fo.ntd weeks tri -Toronto.
Miss Greta, Harness is Opending her
holidays in Windsor and Detroit
Miss Irno Sweet leaves this week
to take charge of a school noar Pais-
ley.
"1V1iss A, Yellarid is in Toronto this
week attending the lnillinery open-
ings,
Mr. ..To. Davis,,:of Merlins, is holi-
daying with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
S. Davis.
Mr. G. A. Pollock, of Grand Hand,
is the new junior at the Canadian
Bank of Commerce.
Mrs. (Dr.) Ward and two sons, Ed.
and Stanley are spending a two
weeks' holiday, with tbe former 1,
xtinther in. Loudon,
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Vindso
Farimadarlsyi.eaw:fmttielatii:s1310elonaicii;l.
ielat;iiirilioye
gett, jii,naltidis
town. Miss Jessie Manson acconX1
partied her home and spentAlie week-,;
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Alr, and Mrs. Brimacc)mbe of f -lam
ilton, who have been visiting vela
returned to theihom
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011 FridaY. They were aeconiPaiiiec/
honie layq,11'. and 'Airs. Rd, Welsla who
will spent.l a couple of \yeels there.
1)11$saAmy Joltns lett on Tuesday4
to vsir a fell' days in Toron-
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to , befdre resuming
as school teacher a.t. St, Catharines.
Miss Elva Harvey accompanied her,
and will visit in St. Catharines and
oionto.
Rev. Dr. and illral\ledd and daugh-
ter Miss Jose, of Ridgetwc hay
been visiting for several days with
friends 111 and around Exolsr. Dr.
Medd has been holidaying for the
month of .August, union services be-
ing held in Ridgetown by the Melli.-
odsists and Presbyterians.
A 'es
Wanted.4.4.Alie Exeter Evaporator, all kinds of late fall and
azsil
winter applesf,suitable for evaporating purposes;- also apples for
barrelling 'that will grade No. ,1.• and No. 2, these to be delivered
to the evaporator in crates supplied by the undersigned. • Highest
Cash Price paid for the above grades, of apples.
fIELP WANTED --Women help for trimming apples. Apply ,t6" --
A. D. CLOPP .
Central 1-Iotel, or to A. WILSON at Evaporator.
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We lave the famous Federal Line
Let us Demongtrate; -a cOmplete
set or sell you any Parts you may
need to build your own,
W. J. BEER
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Satisfaction
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Clinton, Lillian Potter 1st B; Vora That meat is down in price.?,and it will pay you to get our prices be -
Gould 2nd B; Ruby Potter 3rd B.
Helen Cook S. -S. Carrol EVans (p) !Ore buying elswhere,
S., Dorothy Lavis R F Katie Lada C F
Agnes 'Walker L F; Ruth Evans C;
Bessie Cole (SS) P.
Exeter --N. Medd p; H. Dignan c;
M. Heywood 1st; R. LamPort 2nd;
Lillian Walker 3rd; Mrs. T. Elliott
and Miss Inez Tuckey s.s.; I. Davie,
G. Mawson and M. Broderick, field-
ers.
The return game will be payed in
Clinton Thursday evening
EXETER EVAPORATOR BEING E-
QUIPPED WITH NEW MACHINERY
° The Exeter Evaporator, which was
recently purchased by A. D. Klopp
is being fitted up with modern mach-
inery and when completed wifl be one
of the finest of the kind in Western
Ontario. It is being equipped throug-
out witb power machines of the lat-
est type al I ori burners will furnish
the heat for the drying kilns. Every
care will be taken for the sanitary
handling of the fruit, and from the
time that the apples are pared until
they leave the kilns they will not be
touched by hands. The capacity of
the factory is 700 blishels of apples
a day. The new proprietor is confi-
dent that there are • enough apples
produced within a radius of seven or
eight miles of Exeter to war-
rant the equipping of the new evap-
orator with the most up -t� -date
machinery and at the same time such
an institution in Exeter should prove
a boon to the apple growers, of the
district who will find here a market
for their fruit. During the past few
years a lot .of good apples have been.
going to waste in the Orchards and
this latest move should Mean a good
many extra dollars in the pockets or
the farmers. The evaporator will in
addition handle fruit of No. 1 and
No, 2 grades, The re -opening of thiS
industry will give employ•raent to a
number of women,of town. 1. an -
Other column the cornpany ate adver-
tising for help, The Evaporator ex-
pects to begin operations next week.
(Additional locale on page fn.:Lay
"FARMERS"
When you thresh, let us supply you with a choice Meaty Roast.
Delivered any time.
Choice Beef, Pork, Veal and Spr ing Lamb, all the time.
Have your Cooked Meats andBacon Machine Sliced. 4,
River's Meat Market
WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER TITAN PRICE.
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