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ONT., THURSDAY oltiORNING
NOVEMBER 5th,, 1925
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- .• ---..-: brethren of Lebanon Forest Lodge i Ju ee severi weeks to Chrietreas.
— ' A number et 'the officers and .
Ladies' and , Misses' Fall and Iltrinter .Coats = visited Linen. Lodge Monday evening'
• = manner that called forth naucb. fav -1 Mrs. Sarah J. Weekes, of Ward*.
.--- served and. a number of imprometn:Weelees.
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• Mr, Courser Brown. has returned
= and conferred the third degree M a horae from the West.
at Reduced- Prices =,orable comment. Refreshments were ville visiting.her son
addresses were eelivered by several Mrs. Walker is visiting her grand-
daughter, Mrs.. Morley Wilson, of
Dresdee.
Mr. Carman Cann, of Usborne, is
*BUSINESS Pee ST. THOMAS in Toronto taking a course in ale -
Mr. Fred 1VIallott, of London,
= _Mr, W.J. Statham, who some time
= of the brethren, ee both lodges,
= PURCHASES BAIMRY
MOMS.*
= ago dispersed of his bakery business spent the week -end with his parents
in Exeter, has Purchased a similar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellott.
= business In St. Thonaas, Mr. Stat- Mrs. W. j. Bissett has been very
for a couple of weeks. While re- nesday was somewhat iraproved.
during the week but on Wed -
hare has been working in St Thomas bly
gretting to lose sech a ealued iti- Nurser Pearce, of London, but late
= zen as Mr, Statham, his many friends of Detroit has. been the guest of Mrs
here will wish for him every success (Dr.) Hyndraan during ehe past
in the "Flower City."
0 week,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mellott, Mrs. M.
E The Great War Veterans, will par- Dearing and Mr. Jas. Brock, attend-
-, ade to. the Trivitt Memorial churcb ed the funeral of the late Mrs; Wm.
= I oil Armistice Sunday, November 8. Gavell of Fullerton on Moaday. •
E The Tetra.ns will tall in, in front of Mr. Sim, Pollen, Mr, Jack Ford
R. N. Rowe's store at 10.30. Vet- and two companions arrived in town
erans of the surrounding district are last week having motored from
invited to attend, Exeter band will Saskatchewan in an open car. They
furnish the musk. Following the struck some very bad roads 'and
morning service, at 12:15 a mem- run into some hard luck. Two
oriel service will be held in front of weeks were taken to make the trip.
the Soldiers' Monument. The local Miss L. M. .Teckell, representing
clergy assisting in the service. All the District Women's Institutes, is
citizens are invited to bee preeent in Leeidon attending the W. L
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PARADEI) THE STREETS IN
This is the opportemity you have been looking for. Ladies' Misses'
and Girl's coats reduced in price right in the middle of the season.
We have many beautiful coats to select fronn Come early and see these
bargains.
Bargains in Dresses
We have many odd llues of Ladies' and MiSSEM; dresses in crepes,
serges, .ete., that we are marking aveay down in price this week. These
are at real bargain prides.
Ladies' Pleated Skirts at $2 95 ea
Ladies' pleated skirts in wool .erepes, fancy flannels, etc. Only a
few left, values up tea$7.50 each to clear ,at one price, only a few left -
at $2.95 eadh.
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SPECIAL SALE
20 smart style, young men'e overcoats, just received, two colors,
•=> Light Fawn and /Light Grey, regular $29, on sale at $25,
Men's Overcoats at $15, to $20.
About '30 coats h the lot, sizes 36 to 44, some young men's light
greys- and. fawns, some are older M eft's big dark grey and Brown. coats.
Special prices $15 $18 $20
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Bargains in Big Boys' Overcoats size 29 to 35
erne lot of about 20 coats, sizes 29 to 35 all at one price, per
coat $9.00.
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COSTUME
Much to the credit of the juvenile
element of town very little or no
damage was clone on Hallowe'en
▪ night. Quite a number of the young
folks dressed themselves up in ra-
ther hideous garbs and created a
= little merriment among themselves Presbyterian. W.M.S. will give ad-
- and others, but it was all Confined dresses of the W.M.S. work of the
rto harmless amusement. This horse- United church.
= play is fast becoming a thieg of the Mr. Thos. McMillan, the newly
= past—at least in our town—and the elected member for South Huron
= ▪ yoorunitg folks are to be given credit will be in Exeter Friday evening.
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and will addressee meeting in the
= Town Hall to thank those who sup-
= j CARL- ROBINSON .AleeD WIFE ported him in. the recent election.
= ASPHYXIATED IN AUTO
It is hoped there will be a. good
WTY-SECOND YEAR, NO. 27egg
r...ANNWERSARY..S.P.',./C141:::,:•.•• •
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FOWL SUPPE
Eumvpirm,
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
NOVEMBER 8 and 9
On Sunday Rev. G. M. Claidley, of
the Thames Road, will preacb
a‘ at 10.30 and 7 pan.
SPECIAL MUSIO BY THE CHOIR
Thanksgiving Day
A HOT FOWL SUPPER WILL BE
'SERVED BEGINNING AT
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PROGRAM
THE MELODY BOYS, of Exeter, as-
sisted. by MR. FRANCIS AB-
BOTT, Reader -of Exeter
MASTER BILLIE BENDING,
of London, Violin Soloist, a young
lad of brilliant proinise
vention. 'and at the banquet Tuesday me
evening gave an address in reply to of London
the address of welcome. _Mee. J. solos, and
W. Powell is representing the Ex-.
eter branch. .
A meeting of real interest will be Adults 60
FRANK HOWSON
, who will give whistling
selections of thee cornet
ADMISSION:
cents,- Children 30 cents
held in Main .St. church on Friday.
evening, when Mrs. Mortimore, on
furlough from China and Miss Mit-
chell, field secretary of the former
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QUEBEC CO8KS
StoVe Pipes,' Stove
Elbe:wee, Collars,
Coal Heels and
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ALL AROUND YOU PEOPLE
KNOW THIS SECRET
Would 'you know the secret"of
good bresed? Good Flour.
We are shipping to very many
points 'in Western Ontarie and we
often receive, unsolicited words of
highest praise about the splendid
bread made from our flour. What
it has done for them it will do for
you. Try it.
Our Ween Flour for bread.
makinVe very very hard to beat.,
WI give very substantial reduc-
tions on quantities Of three hundred,
five hundred or a ton.
lUse our Weltonte-Floen. for Pastry.
HARVEY BROS.,
Exeter
« turn out of the electorate.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 'C. Robinson, of A record crowd of young people
Lethbridge, .4.1ta., were found as- from Main St. and James St church-
phyxiated in ,a Closed ear on Tues- listened to an illustrated address
day of last week while motoring
on Bermuda, given by. Rev. F. E.
from Ailsa Craig. 'to their home in Clysdale last' Tuesday evening. The
the west. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson slides were well presented illustrat-
had visited the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. -Jea,..e..:Robinson, of Ailsa
Craig: They eve.efound dead in a
closed gar south of Great Falls, Mon-
tane. The former was 28 years of
age. Five years ago he went West
and engaged. in the automobile busi-
ness. Four years ago he was mar-
ried to . Miss Florence Donald, of
Lethleribge, Alta.
BROWN—HEPBURN
ing the physical features and- natur-
alscenery and religious work of
The fowl supper served in the
Town 'Hall, on Friday night under
the auspipes of the Ladies Guild, of
the Trivia Memorial church was
well patronized and the excellent
manner in which the fowl and other
deliceces were served brought fourtb
much favorable comment for the.
ladies in charge.
A very quiet marridge took place i The• death occurred 111 Fullerton,
at the Wesley United church, Lon- on October 31st of Emma Jane
don, on October 28th, when Mies Gavell, beloved wife of William
Gavell, aged 38 years, 2 months and
18 days. The deceased is survived
by her husband and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Seth. Simpson of. the 14th
con., Fullerton, also two sisters,
Mrs. K. McNicol of Farquhar; Miss'
Lizzie, at home and William. The
funeral was held on Monday inter-
ment in Kirkton cemetery.
Several Oddfellows from Exeter
Mary Grace Hepburn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hepburn, of
Springbank Drive, formerly of Cen-
tralia; 'became the bride of M. W.
Fred Brown, also of London. Rev.
J. EeJelVrillyarcl officiated, while Dr.
and Mrs. Jack Reynolds attended
the bridal couple. The beide wore
a emart navy suit e and becoming
small hat fashioned of colored vel-
vet leaves and also' wore a fox fur. were in Clinton Tuesday evening at -
Immediately after the ceremonY, tending the opening of the new LO,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown left on e Wed-'
O.F. Hall in that. town. The guest
ding trip to Montreal and other of the evening was the Grand Master
Eastern points. On their return of the Grand Lodge of Ontario, Bro.
they will „reside in London. Ross of. Kingston. A very sump -
CHOIR ENTERTAINED ON . tuous banquet was served and the
distinguished.visitor gave a very
HALLOWE'EN •
inspiring address on Cedelfellowshp.
- Me members of the choir of the Past D.D.G.M. Bro. W. W. Taman,
James St. 'United church, together of town", proposed the toast to the
with their wises and husbands and district, which was responded' fo by
also the Melody Boys of town, were. D.D.G.M. Bro. More, of Goderich.
very pleasantly entertained by the "Members of the Ruth Division
organist of the church, Mr. W. R,lof Pilgrim chapter, No. 444, 0. E.
Goulding, at the home of his parents S. and. their friends were entertain -
d M• D Goulding of Kirk- ed Thursday evening at the home of
ton, on Fridayeeyenine of laile.week. Mrs. 0,Zueele, of -S. Saginaw St.
tee -e'en table bridge and 500,
were played during the evening, and,
a three course lunch was serval -ea. ,
50 people. Favors and decorations
were in keeping with the Hallow-
e'en motif. A number of contribu-
witch and MrWtions were received at thin time for
Lawson a . . Mel-
The Hallolee en spirit prevailed and
the members were dressed all
. in
manner of amusing costumes. Priz-
es were awarded and Mr. and Mrs.
)33: Christie carried off the honors
faxathe best dressed couple. Mrs. 3.
as
STANLEY OPERA HOUSE
LUGAN
Wed,Novernber 11
Grade Wigley's Six -Piece Orchestra
(London)
DANCING 9 pan. TO 2 a.m.
ADMISSION
Gentlemen, 05e ends 5ce war tax
Ladies Free
X. T. NANGLE, Manager
the
the organization's fall bazaar."ee--
ville monkey, caexied
BIRTHS prizesas fora comic. Games and off
amuse- Flint Sunday Journal.
--, meats were enjoyed and refresh- DEATH OF MARGARET BTSSETT
ANDERSON—To Mr. and Mrs. Chris ments were served, leallovee'en dec-
Anderson a daughter. ' orations adorned the rooms. It was (The Yorkton Enterprise)
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GAFFORD—At the city Hospital, a real, jolly evening and one that The death occurred at the home
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Pontiac, Mich., on Sept 24th, 1925 the members will not soon 'forgetof her grandparents, Mand Mrs
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Jlenee Russell, on SaturdaY, October
to. Mr. and MrS. S. D. Gafford 24th, of Margaret Joyce Bissett,
(nee Alice Vincent) a son. (Vine ATLSA CRAIG RESIDENCE
Out Drake.) • DESTROYED BY FIRE eldest daughter of Mrs. Dolly Bissett
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and the late Isaac Routledge
DEATHS
The beautiful two-story brick res- Bissett. The deceased, who was
idence of J. H McKay, of Ailsa Craig eight years and two months .of age,
\ was totally destroyed, with all con- was in 'apparently good health gill it
LINK—In Stephen Tp, on October tents, by fire, which was discovered week prior to her death, and her
26th; Jacob Link, aged 86 years, shortly before noon on . Saturday. sudden death came as a shock to
2 months and 12 days. ' The fire spread so rapidly that hope her relatives, school mates and
GAVELL—In Fuller -am, on Oct, 31, of saving the building was abandon- friends. She was a member of the
• Emma Jane Simpson, beloved ed haat the fire department ar- Victoria, school Brownies and was
wife of William Gavell, aged 38 rived. The fire started in the par- well liked by all the members, as
years, 2 months and 18 elaYetition near the library, and is be- well as her many echoer'', mates and
. ,• lieved to have been caused ;by over- friends and will be greatly missed
heated pipes from the furnace Some bY all. Her mother, one brother,
clothing and some balding 'WAS sit
ed, but a,11 other eoritents ot the sister eeariOn, evh0 resides in )11XetOr
house, including it Valuable library, Ontario, ‘are left to Mourn her loss
fell prey to the flames. Within an and have the sympathy of the coin-
munity. •A private •funeral service,
attended by the relatives, was held
at Christie's undertaking parlors, at
e.30 Monday afternoon, Canon W.
33. Parrott conducting the service,
the remains ' being interred in the
Torktou cemetery, A large number
Of wreaths from the Beovenies,
school Mates, Mothers" Union, oe
Which Mrs. Bissett Is a Member, and
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othee, testified to the respectln
which she was held, a, attinber of
Brownies and inetnber8 of the Moth-
ers' eltion paying their lea respects
by thite.;,.' To? tient of the' Tadefe
• lee ' iarlere,
• IN MEMORIAM e
DAVIS—In loving memory of our
dear father, Wm, wlao pas-
sed away nine years ago to -day,
November 4th.
Gone nine Icing years but not
forgotten.
• His loving children.
CARD .OF THANKS
The family of the late Jacob Link
desire to eepress their sincere
thariks to the ninny neighbors and
friends for theirkindness and
sympathy during their recent ber-
eavement and oleo for the floral Harper was 'united it marriage to
tribittee Mr,Areas McPhail,
hour only bare walls and smoking
'ruins remahaed. • The lose is eeti-
mated at about $15,000. Four
years ago, Mr. McKay suffered lose
through fire, but m this iregtance
the library and a large portion of
• the .building Were saved, and furni-
ture was all carred out. This time
nothing was saved.
A quiet Wedding took pIace at the
parsonage at Fullerton, on Wedrie8-
day Octobee 218t Wheti 'Mies Lie
SMONNIMOMMOOYMNOMMICOMM
See our special offer in 'Flee/A
Vases and jardinieres. Theeli
Japan earthenware and Well dee..44
ated. et:
We also have a fine line oe
• Christmas Gifts from..
50c to $5.00
also
Personal Christmas Card*:
and Greeting Cards
5 to 15c.
'Watch and Clock Repairing Gua
anteed at the Watch Hospital ,
Sr B. 'TAYLOR
Bread That's Brimful
of .Goodness
Our scientific up-to-the-minute
• methods of Bread -making as-
• sures you a perfect loaf. •
Can you beat this for a sure
route to Bread -quality? we May
only purity ingrediente—use
modern mixing and baking
• equipment ---employ the service ,
of bakers skilled in the art of
Bread -baking.
Lockwood's Better Bread
—The loaf always delicioue,
nourishing and. satisfying. It
gives you full money's worth.
(Ask Your Grocer For It)
W.11. LOCKWOOD'
BAKER
EXETER eze ONTARIO
PARTY STANDING
The latest returns -eve the party,
standing as follows: ''Liberals 100e
Conservatives 117, Progressives 23e,
Labor 2, Independent 1, doubtful
Total 245.
Line up of Big Features at the
ome
h Aft atre
Friday and Saturday, November 6th.and 7th
D. W. GRIFFITIL producer of Birth of a Nation, Intollerenee,
"OneEtc.e
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presents
GREATEST MYSTERY STORY E VER FILMED
Monday and Tuesday, Novel ber 9th and 10th
MAE MARSH IN
"The Net Best Thing"
Friflayjand Saturday, November 13 and 14
IrSid Chaplinlin "CHARLIE'S AUNT"
eae FROM THE PLAY THAT MADE MILLIONS LAUGH
eke.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
"WHEN A MAN'S A M41." STORY BY HAROLD BELT/ WRIGIIT
20 and 21—pun. BLOOD •
"Never Ain'
A Funny Farce in Three Acts
in Mt Carmel Hall
MT. CARMEL, Ont
T 0 NIGHTS
Thursday 4 ri ay
NOVEMBER 12th and 13th
MUSIC - SONG FUN
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. Admission 50c. School Children Free
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