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EXETER ONT., TITURSIJAT 'MORNING, MAY 21st., 1925.
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- EXETER 130A)31) OP EDUCATION
'" w a o- • -- = A meeting of the Board. of Ed -
11 eady-.foi-.
May .24th
, .,vioasa meeting were approved. The
...,iii.ne sill eo no f flax oth ettcle )'14leornetyy ,:vviti)ii ant.
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E ; scholarship committee were author.
...' , ......ized to announce that the scholar-
= ships would - be othe same as last
.'""......'''..:.." , year. Mr. Stanbury reported that
= shrubs had been procured A'0111 the
v....4d. = Hortieultural Society and. the -Same
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had been planted. Per Rev A. A.
Trumper and H. T. Rowe that the
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-. afternoon of .Tun6 3i -d be a public
holiday. Supplies for Miss Taylor
wp:igie ppllionceig al., rTelpieorlits. were
en d,rotande,
and filed for fiirthet reference. Per
E. M. Dig= and ,W. A. Turnbull
that a position en the staff ef the
E P. $, be offered MrS. Goodapee‘ A
• few accounts were ;Passed. and the
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BROWN SUITS
LIGHT TWEEDS
Ail the smart new
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BOYS' BLOOMER SINN
The boys will also want new suits for the holiday, might as well
get them now so they can wear them on the 24th. We have a splendid
selection ot smart light Tweeds, navy" and. Brown pencil stripes, with
two amirs of bloomers. No -better selection in the country._
BROCK HATS at 15.09 HORTON,HATS at $3.75
-Buy yeur Hats here. We sell the Brock Hat at $5.00. In „the
city they charge you $6.00. And at $3.75 there is no 'better Hat made -
in Canada than the Horton Brind:
SLIPPERS- --- OXFORD▪ S, ---.- OUTING SHOES
Light Tans -They are all the" rage. We have them for men, women
and, misses. Basketball shoes, tennis oxfords, sandals of every variety.
Come here for variety of footwear.
$25o00:
$30.06
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SPECIAL. RAVEL STOP
ABSOLUTELY STOPS RUNS
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FE Several young people from towu
had a miraculous escape from ii
jury on Sunday evening when the
auto in which they were driving
-took to the -*ditch and completely
upturned. . Mr. Reg. Taylor was
driving south and with him were
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four 'ether young people. They
=•were making the second turn south
= of Centralia on the- London Road
`-„a, when the hind wheels of the car
= I etruck the grass and skidded. The
car upturned wit the wheels in the
'air. The back Of the car rested on
one side of the ditch and the front
of the. car on. the road. The top of
the car was -torn off;, the windshield
and, the, two glass wings were
smashed td bits; th steering wheel
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was badly bent, yet he occupants of
the car escaped wi hout a scratch.
The car waa righted and was driven
back to town on its own power. The
car was a new ,Gray Dort six and
has been taken hack to the factory
for repairs. . .
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at $1.00 a pair
We have a stock of the- newest shades in the
celebrated "G.reenStripe" Monarch. Silk Hosiery.
The price is only $1..00 pair.
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miClearing-- of all:Ladies' and
Misses' Spring Coats and Suits
atiGreatly Reduced Prices
• SUMMER DRESSES -STOOK NOW COMPLETE
CREPES, ETC IN NORTHWAY MAKE
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ENTRA SPECIAL -PURE LINEN TEA TOWEL -
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For Interior Finishing use
. CHI-NAMEL
The Quality Finish for *every-
thing in the house
- STAINS and VARNISHES
with one applicatien
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in tins
30b. • 55c. $i..9,4 $1.8,5
CARMOTE
the original varnish atains
all colors in tins
30e. 55c. • -95c. $L75
CARMOTE AUTOaENAMELS
in tins.60c. and $1.10
AUTO, FINISHING BRUSHES
frfir.30c. up to 82.00
FISHING .SUPPLIES
BASEBALL .SUPPLIES
TENNIS SUPPLIES -
SOFT :BALLS 60c. T.JP froM1
New Perfection
Stove
2; 3 and 4 Burners
OVEN AND WICKS
New' Process Oil
CookiStove,:
Housecleaning Helps
Eustbard 35c. a tin
Floor Wax 50c. a tin
'0 -.Cedar Mops $1.25
0-0edar Oil 25 and 500. \
Liquid Veneer Oil 30 & 60c.
Step Ladders etc,
aMmanwalmiasi.oriiiapivems.eirtemiti*e.spaimaiiiiistos
•. Linoleum Varnish'
from 50e. per tin, up
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Neptunite 'yarnish
• nOthing` better made from
•$1.10 pt. up
Agate Varnishes „
85o. and 41.60 per tins
nieirlatterehe.
Tinspaithing and Plumbing
Hea
ardware
aint Store
. • :,:;•4•• 4'n t ..r
DANCE EVERY WEDNEISDAY
NIGHT IN THE DOME RINK.
CA.VEN GUILD VISIT' COUNTIt
HOME• • '
• The -Young Peoples' Guild pf
Caven Presbyterian church number-
ing about fifty motored to the
County Home, Clint.= on Thursday
evening last, and stved a program
of vocal and instrumental numbers
for the inmates. • The hearty re-
sponse showed how they appreciated
each item. The evening was very
pleasantly spent. ,
• - BIRHS -
SANDERS -In Exeter, on 'Sunday,
May 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Sanders, a son. -(Britain !Mar-
chand.)
Usborne, on May 16
to Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stewart,
a son. -
SULLIVAN-In Stephen, on May 17
to• Mr: and Mrs.. Patrick Sullivan
.a
MITCHELL -At Dr. Ilyndmen's
hospital, on May 19th, to Mr. and
• Mrs.ilierrnan Mitchell, -a son,
(Leslie Iierma,n.)
PARKINSOM-In Blanshard, on.
Tuesday, May 12th, to Mr. and
IVIrs. Geo*: Parkinson, aodaughtcr.
• Eunide flette.
MA iikrAcEs.
IVIILLER-BELL-At the home Of
the bride's parents Mr. and Nth's.'
Thos. Beli, on Saturday,
.May 16th, Viola Bell to Mr. Sam-
uel IVIiller, of DaShwood, by Rev -
11 B,*Livingstone:.
• , IN, IVIEMORIEial
ESSERY-In sad and loving re-
meinbrance of our dear Irene
who died May 21st, 192:3.
God takes our loved °nett from our
h.omes,
But never from our, hearts,
A sweet little flower too pure to
staY ,
God 'wisdom took her„aavay,
Not from our hearts, not from Our
10Ve;
But to dwell With the a,ngele in,
• heaven above.
Loved and missed by, Father, IVIp-
ther, sisters and brother.
The first draft of the stationing
committee of the London Confer-
ence which is meeting in London
came out oh Wednesday morning
and contained 95 changes, the lar-
gest nurabeir-tif changes on record.
There are four changes, on the Ex-
eter district. Rev. W. E. Donnell -Yr
of James St. Exeter, is dow'n for
Wingliam and is succeeded by Rev.
J 11 -ohnston of Essex Rev G C
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Gifford, of Lucan, goes to 'Victoria
Local Nevvs
OPPOSED TO 4.4 BEER
The annual Meeting gof Exeter
District was held in the Methodist
church, Orediton, on Tuesday, May
12th. Rev, G. W. W. Rivers of
Parkhill, chairman ot the distriet.
Presided over the. meeting, at which
there was a full attendance a min-
isters and lay delegates from the
circuits of the district .
Reports from the various circuits
indicate marked increase in church
membership and in contributions to
the Missionary. Educational and
Evangelism and. Social Service
Funds. Re,za G. C. Gifford of ',neat;
was elected District Representative
to the Stationing Committee of Coa-
ference, with Rev. W., E. Donnelly,
of Exeter, as reserve representative.
The following resolution, was
unanimously adopied:-- -
•'That this Exeter District Meeting
of the Methodist Church records fts
bitter disappointment in the recent
legislation Of PrernierFergusson in
saddling upon. many thousands of
unwilling citizens in Ontario 4.4
per cent beer -with elaborate a-
gencies to make it broadly access-
ible, and accompanied by .a ;bundle I
FIFTY-SECOND YEAR No. 2671
Mrs, John Snell arrived borne last
week after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs, L, H. McDonald
rn Griunell, Ioiva. She also visited
at, Chicago and Windsor.
Tire Bargains/
Did You Say?
THEN LOOK' AT TBOESE!..1.
30 x314, Clincher Cord $ 9.45
31. x4 Straight Side Cord $15.00
32 x 4 Straight Side Cord $16.00
33 x4 Straight Side Cord $16.60
And each one is a first -grade dyer
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size Cord Tire, Fully guaranteed hY
.the raanufacturer.
' Also real good 30 x 314 nIbric
Tires at $7.00 and 30 x Cords
at $8.00.
You not only can't beat these values
-You can't equal them.
of restrictions which gravely chal- W j
leage the professed innocence of the
beverage. We grieve that the
Premier ehould deliberately repu- 1
eate thp fundamental principle in
No
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To See Better
"To see better,u, does not always
Mean to see more. It often means
to see withless effort. •
A. certain eye defect called Hyper-
metropia in many cases does not in-
terfere with acuteness of vision, but
does create an„, excessive eye strain
which causes headaches, dizziness
and nerve strain,. '
The proper glasses will relieve
this condition and. give comfort,
Office Hours •
940 to 12 am. 1.30 to Vim*
loTenings Aiipointneint
RADIO LICENSES
ISSUED
the British. EnlPire of Majority
Rule -by lightly ignoring the fact
that 33,000 of a majority stood for
the Continuance of the O. T. A.
• We fear that the bands have been
turned back on the dial of progress
by this down -grade legislation, and
further we rdgard with emphatic
disfavour the multitude of licenses
promiscuously issued by the Dom-
inion Government throughout Ont-
ario to manufacture home brew,
thereby disintegrating the more
fabric of individual, family and Pro-
vincial life; and the -granting of ex-
port licenses and establishing pre-
mises for the export of intoxicating
liquors.
We would recall to our people
the holy warfare to which they have
vowed allegiance and would exhort
all to accept such legislation as a
challenge to renewed effort that,
by any legitimate means righteous-
ness shall triumph over this mon-
strous eVil. To this end we com-
mend to our people the principles
of the -Prohibition Ilnion. of Ontario
and urge all to free themselves
from party loyalty, and give politi-
cal support to candidater only who
are pledged to support the planks
of Prohibition.
St., Godm, and .succeeded by
Rev. J. W. 3. Kilpatrick, of Tham-
esford. Rev. R. - C. Copeland, of
Kirkton, goes to Thamesford, and.
Rev. J. L. .Foster, of Brooke, suc-
ceeds him at Kirkton. Rev. T. E.
SaWyer,-of Milverton, has been sta-
tioned at Granton.-
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GERL'S BIG 4 SOFT BALL
• LEAGUE ORGANIED
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A. girl's Big Four soft bail
league has been dtganized, corn.
prised of teams from Cromarty.
Staffa, Russeldale and Thames Road
The executive met at the Farquhar
Hall Monday evening and the fol-
lowing schedule was drawn up:
May 30 -Cromarty at Thames Rd.
June.6.7-Staffa at Rueseldale.
Jun 8-Russeldale at Thames .Rd.
June 12 -Thames Road at Staffa.
June 15-Russeldale at Cromarty.
June
June
June
4 une
July
July 8-Staffa at Cromarty.
THE LATE 14T.S W. G. BORLAND
The Strasbourg Mountaineer of
Strasbourg, Sask., of April 16th
contains „an account of the death of
Mrs. W. G. Borland. The deceased
was born near Staffa, her piaidon
.name being Jeanetta Yoe, aged 44
'years. Twelve years ago the family
moved to Strasbourg and during
their residence there Mrs. Borland
took an active interest in all the
ladies organizations of the church,
The Mountaineer says: "The de
creased was an ,everyday christian.
The beautifying influences of a pure
religion :were spread ov,er...a, life and
character so spotless and charming.
Besides her husband she is survived
by .one daughter, bliss Elcla.
floral tributes were magnificant and
comprised 15 wreaths and 14 sprays
from numerous organizations, and
friends.
PRESENTED WITH HYMN BOOK
, Mr. Silas W. McFalls of the Bank
of Moptreal, Shucoe has been
transferred to the Wapterirille
branch and previous to his depart-
ure about thirty young people of St.
prise party iu his honor and present-
ed him` with an address and with a
Mbroeco-bound byinti book. A pro -
grain of games and musical nthaberS
was followed by a dainty lunch.
The address which appears in the
Simcoe Reformer, was a glowing tri-
bute to the esteem hi which .Silas is
held, It says. in part, "We ,greatly
regret your going but we rejoice in
your continued advancement in your
chosen professiou. Your residence
in Suncoe has been an inspiration
and profit to tie, as young People, as
'we sincerely hope it has also been
a delight to you. We shall remem-
ber with thhnkfulness the service
au have, rendered St. lama Metho-
dist church in SunclaY School and
League. We have admired and re-
speothd you for your high ehristian
ideals, and loved you for the cour-
age of your conviction iu being wil-
ling to stand alone, If necessary,
gather than compromise 'With what
you 'Considered aa not in keeping
with best Ohristiatt
19 -Thames Rd. at Russeldale
22 -Cromarty at Staffa.
25 -Thames R. at Cromarty.,
27-Staffa at Thames Rd.
3 -Cromarty at Russeldale.
James Methodistc
Crediton and Mitchell are celeb-..
rating on May 25th.
Mrs. M. Pfaff and Miss Alice Pfaff
visited in London Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones and SOD
Neil spent Sunday in London.
Rev. H. D. Cameron and Mr.
Walter' Middleton of Forest spent
part of Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs
Geo. Manson.-
Messrs. Jones & May are making
some alterations to 'their grocery de-
partment. The building is being ex-
tended several feet and some im
fd -
provemenwill be made.
Mr. Harry Wilson, teller in the
Bank of Montreal and W. S. Manson
druggist, both of Forest, motored
over and spent Sunday at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo... Manson.
The Exeter Bowling Club will
hold their Scotch Doubles tourney
on Wednesday, June 10th. There
will_ be four 12 -end games and
finals for the South Huron trophy
and four sets of valuable prizes.
Amony the members of the ,or-'
dination class of thd'• London con-
ference this year are, R. E. South-
cott, of Exeter, and Irving Pentland
Itaine of ,Dorehester and grandson
of Mrs. Charles Harvey of Exeter.
The many friends of postmaster
Pfaff, who has, been in the hospital
at London for some time, is im-
proving nicely and it is expected ho
will be able to return home shortly
and resume his duties in the office
here.
A splendid rain visited this sec-
tion on Saturday and came as a ru-
ne to the long dry spell.' The rain
was followed Monday night by -a
heavy white frost. Several degrees
of frost were reported and ice was
formed on water in the open. Early
potatOes suffered badly and toniatc
pleats that were out were cut. Fear
is expressed for the early strawber-
ries and early apples. The damage
however, is not as great as was at
first thought.
The Salvation Arrnyi
London 3, Silver Band.
visit Exeter District
This Sat., Sum, Mon.
SATURDAY, IIENSALL 7.45
• EXETER, 9 am.
undy--Open Air service 10 a.n.
Moruing-Town Hall 11 ani.
AfternOon-Victoria. Park.
Night -Opera House 7 p.m.
Attar the church service the band
will parade to the Park.
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MONDAY
Afterneon 2 until 5 at Croditon
Do Ica. fail to hear Gordon Dix,
8 years old; one of Canada's young-
est cornet players at the
MUSICAL BLIZZA.RD
in the
OPERA HOUE, ElarrErnt
at p.m, Admission 25c
phone 7,5a# it,...zietered Optometrist
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WEDNFS AY, JUNE3rd
20 IN PU S S
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2.15 Trot or Pace $400 2.20 Trot or Pace $400
2.30 Trot or Pace $4:00
Band in ,Attendance
W. R. Elliott, Pres, M. R. Complin, Sec.-Treas.
snorm
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Friday and Saturday, Ma22nd and 23rd'
ZANE GREY'S STORY
EST"
Powerful Caste and Brand New Thrills in -Film
,I3SUAL COMEDY
onday and Tuesday, May 25th and 26th
,-i"THE MAN FROM WYOMING"
VVRTIN 'REEK MEETS GREEK THERE IS A TUG OP WAR, WIIHN
COWBOY %VDDETS COWBOY THEY Piolip TO A FINISH:
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COMEDY, "MIND YOUR DOCTOR"
Coming June 5 et 6, The Glorious Naval Epic
"ZEIc'BRUGGE"
STORY OF THE MOST DARINIG EXPLOIT IN HISTORY.
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ARE YOU SUFFERING PROM ANY DISEASE?
▪ Mr. -B. J. Murfin
the Propriteor a the Canadian. Herb Gardens
Will be at the
Grand Central Hotel-Exater
For one day only
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CONSULTATION FREE
Nervousness, Rheumatism, -bladder troubles, Diabetes, 131 ights Di-
sease, Stomach, Liver, Kidneye, Neuritis, Blood. Pressure Heart Troubles
Constipation and all oth.er Diseases.
temIRE IS A HERB PO) EVERY DISEASlE
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PINEAPPLEST
Pineapples are early this:irear again, are. No.. 1
qualitY and ale offered this Week at very reason-
able Prics. •.
THE COST OF PINESAND ESPECIAI.,LY SUGAR DEING ;LOW-
ER THAN LAST YEAR, MAY CREATE, 'A BIG DEMAND WHICH
wottLE 11/MAN HIGHER PRICES AS THE SEASON 'ADVANCES,
EsPEctAuki ON THE LARGER SIZES.
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