HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-9-21, Page 1fir O'PtTY-SECOND YEAR— No: 2243
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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21st 1916
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Ladies' Swell Coats
A new bunch just opened up. They are real nifty
and just what you are looking for, Plush, Tweed
Zebaline. Chinchilla, Chap Serge, Plain and Fancy
Plaids. No two alike. Our coats are not high priced
A good Plush Coat for S17.00
Child's . Coats A big range of cloths and patterns
to choose from
FURS FURS
Now is the time to buy your furs, We bought early
when furs were Iower. A big selection to show you
Persian Lamb Sets
Sable Sets
Mink Marmot Sets
Children's White or Grey
Black Fox Sets
Red Fox Sets
Grey Fox Sets
Black Dog Sets
Don't fail to see our fine display of Furs, We are sure
to have what you want
- Men's Overcoats and Suits
rf you are in need of a good Overcoat for Fall or Winfer, come in and see our range
Extra fine line of Freize overcoats in Browns, Greys, &c with shawl or convertable collars at
very moderate prices, Also big selection of Men's Black Beaver Overcoats for best wear
Nifty Fall Suits can be had here in no end of variety, browns, greys, navy and many fine
missed patterns
Mens' Felt Hats Our line of Soft Felt Hats for fall are surely taking
well, and no wonder, when you see the class of
goods we are handling
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
Stylish Norfolk Suits for boys at low prices, either bloomer or straight pants, in all
aer:s. Also Buster Brown Suits for smaller boys, Our overcoats for small boys are real
s,,re11 for this season
Shoes: Come in and see our stock of Shoes for Ladies' Men and Children, They
ea• certainly are right up to the minute in style
Jones AND May
udders' Hardware 1
Headquarters for all
Housebuilding
Requirements
Including Lock Sets, Door
Bulks, Sliding Door Locks
Glaas, etc. Also a full line of
Barn Hardware
to make your barn comylete
Threshers' Supplies Leather and rubber Belt-
ing, lace leather, ba.bbit
metal, cylinder oil, etc always in stock
Lawn Mowers and Hammocks
To clear at reduced prices
EAMAN'S Hdwe 1
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ti3,O'Ral
r—Xn Stephen, on Thur'slay Sept.
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14thl, to Mr, and 1xns..Samuel Jory
' a :son.
1DENOOME—At the :Bauble Liatl: on
t Sept. 8th, to Dlr. and Mrs.. Albers
tfenomme; a daughter. ,
:MARRIED
.,{ PPLETON—DEL'V'E -1n Hensel), on
' aat.uxday September 16th, i016 Miss
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in May 'Delve, daughter of Mrs,
Delve, of. town, to I't'. David Gordon
Appleton.
DIED
R --At Zu .ich 'off Nett
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9th. Lydia Gabel, 'reliet of the late.
'Jlrlilliam tl3ossenbury, aged 8G years
and 5 months,
;C1:AtStE—in A1.ma, Mich., on Sept; 15th
Orally .Case, daughter of the late
Milian -1 tease, aiged 72 yeaaay G mon-
ths.
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COLLARBONE BROKEN '
IN FALL FROM STOOP
Mrs. Hiram Windsor of the 2nd, eon
aralGillvray was painfully injured on
Saturday wLon a strong wind ,alam-
nied a door, knocking leer oft the steps
of De back porch. She fella ,distance
al
about five. asst. Dr. I1amiltale of.
.Ailsa Craig was called and found that
the ,colla.rboi.,;, was bnoi rn
A Word of Praise for
Exeter Fair one of the
Best in Years
The Exeter •Plaut• on Monday and
Tuesday of rhie week was one or the
Test'"th'at has been held in town ,yea•: old heifer, .Wm, iC-'—'S-. 1, 2, 3, F. ,Brock; pond's:seeding G. 13ediord;
For many years. The exhibits; in most! heifer calf, A. Eloott, J. Fnssery; two Bradshaw, F. laroek; rein Claude S• J
lines :dere good Puna the/ weathea,,al- 'year old 'steer, Wm. Coates, 1,2,3; Hogarth. •
(Jerae I'1+ifrs. S. Cudixtore; extra collettiata, 0
Aged view, W. ReideT. iroc'•k; bVi•e.e Ilamilton,
!calf, T. ,(gook; 1 PLUMS r
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Grades Jefferson, H. Andetion; imperial
Aged tow R. ID; Hunter, .PP Coates, 2 gage, Wm. nowdetr; dunes 'ample,
and .3; Itwo Year old heifer, J, Tale I W. J. lassett H. Huston Lombards
bridge; J. Eolsery, J. 7)a.lbridge; one B• Reston. Wm. Dearing; any variety
'though somewhat •cool was quite ray -1 one -year old steer, J. M'rnerr, ,r Delo
arable n.nd a 1a.rge crowd was pre- bridge, P. Coates; :steer calf, John; , ; ,GRAPES
alba he gate receipts were over 1 'Esiery, Wm. iCoates, 2 and 3.
ITeaman's S ectal—Grade cow, R.D.I Niagara, Miss T. White, O. t3ix ey;.
.$100 .more than last yeas and' the of -i p g
floors and 'directors were more than Blunter, Robinson'ia Special, five 'fe- i concord. F, larock, Airs. S,'Cuamore; 1 ;Beauty or Hebron pcteecaa,'le- Brookdelighted the 'way everything went 'mailer -IR. 'D. hunter. MeddleSpec-delevare,'C. Birney, F. Brock;' Rogers T, 13.raek;••pearl of .,avoy, F. )truck;
off. ial—;Diary •corn,—P. Coates, Wm. Coatis No .J, IL aluston, A. McPher: on; )tog- a..Braek; •ezupire oP ~tate. 8..3. Hog -
The showing •of horses, which is R. b.' Robson, Jays, Hendry, jud ,•es,° arth; carmen; No. 1 S. J. Bail„ arch;
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I lar voy's Special,—M;ns. j.1Yloi)r.
F, • f . Hamilton, W., Dauncey, judge*
!DAIRY PRODUCTS ;
Five lbs, 'butter, Ir. An'dareon, B L
lieeb; 10 lbs. butte r, ' oltihgaea
Decker; pound; rolls or prates, la. An
J. Andeneon; moat 'neatly ax-
re*aged plate of butter for table nee,H. ,Anderson., J. 'R. McDonaId; cheeeae,
private made, C. Tr'uenaner.
W. II. Levettt, Judf;e.
(VEGETABLES
ers, No, 22, 12. Anderson •, Rogers No.
45, A. M.ol'hersan • ;any other variety,
him AicPheraan, F. Brock; best col
o .grapes, bias. ..fel'herson;
PleACIIES
Early arawford, T. ;Brock • late o w
ford,. Anderson, la Broc t
MISCELLANEOUS
Best .col, canned fruit J. .
Sr,, bars, McPherson •'best co icon
a'r ere:, A. AloPherson; honey] in
comb, J.. arberer, A. McPherson;
honey an jar, J. Harberer, A. Mo
Pherson; col, or home-mad,e wines J.
Decker :Sr. ; col. bottled pickles, •J.
(probably of more interest to the men y c y* rural New Yorkers, la Meek; other
kvas ui !splendid one. Some of the doss, p ' variety; E. J. Hogarth; new varieties
es were ,tot quite as well filled as J. Anderson; winter ;cabbage+, Sid San -
other years, but in others there were ders; fall ;cabbage, Be Sanders, P.
More entries and on the whole the Hamilton; (blood beets, Sid Sanders, Ea
[number and` quality that competed in g , ra Hamilton globe beets, C. 'Blaney, Sid
the different events would do credit' 1I Sanders; sugar beets, J I1.,ydrl, Win,.
tto any show ring. In the class Lor g' Dearing; sugar beet naangoldts L. Day
single roadsters •there were seventeen lamb, A D A J. Kydd, •loaag' mangolds, 'W (Dearing;
entries and' the .judge had a very' del- ,globe mangolds, W. (Dearing; Intere
Coate proposition in and. mediates. W. Dearing; early taxa car-
Th'e cattle were good, some Eine g L ey, rots, C. Raney, F., Hamilton ;; >ua,ntes
animals being on exhibition. Thele;sheep 1 b la4 lI A.' 1 d J $ 'b C. Barney and F. Hamilton;' red car -
and 'hags were of excellent quality b H rots, Sid Sanders R. Sanders, ;; yellow
and 'up to other 'years. In the poultry field carrots Sid. Sanders R., Sa•vrlrrs;
there was a fine showing of birds. , sweet corn, G. Harris, F. Stewart,;
To tLe ladies the indoor exhibit was.
the center of attraction and, front/ the
remarks 'that were heard on every
side tail. part of the Fair' has never
'bean excelled. There was simply
stacl;ia and stacks of the most exquis-
ite fancy' worm. The most o1' it was
new anal certainly did credit to tae
ladies of, Exeter. One poise of curtain's
exhibited by Mists N. Tom,. are worthy
of especial mention. The curtains are
tatted over ,ne'E. Some ideal of the ex-
hibit as compared with previowi years
'may Ibe 'conveyed when we state that
'usually the judging its donee on Mor.-
'darg af'te'rnoon but on this occa'aion it
took most of Tuesday( morning to com'
plete the judging.
1'n the field and garden ate/ htere
was a good' :stowing for this year but
it was plainly 'visible that this line
k'aii suffered From dry weather. The
showing of corn; however, was never
better.
Th'e Patriotic League and the Sold-
ier's Aid society were'botlll bnisyt dur-
SHEEP
Dorset Horned—W. C. Pearce took
all the prizes.
Shrapshire.dawns—A ed ram and
sheet -ling A .Duncan; ram .lanib, A.
'loupe 11 and 2; ewe, sheariin and
ewe oup,e, A. Duncan.
L,eir'ester—Ram, A. Elcoat; shear -
ling. A. Elcoat, W. ` cAliiste,r, 'amb
A. Elcoat 1 and 2; Ewe, shearlin
am W. ; c list•ea an 2.
Lincolns=G. 'Penhale swept 16st.
Peri of Sheep, G. Penhale, W. Mc•
Alis ter.
W. A. Beattie, Judge,
. ;HOGS
Y oikshi•e—G. ,Miner got everythine
except 'sec•ond liar 1 -yr. boar, which
went to Jac. Battler.
Berkshire—Boar 1 -yr. Dawsonl3ros
boar under 1 -yr., W. C. Pearce 1 tti 2;
,Sow two years and sow one year,
'Dawson Bras.; sow 1 -yr. W. Pearce
I and 2.
F It, Hamilton, !R•Detbridge judges
POULTRY
Buf Cochins, W. Edwards, W. B:
Battler;; chicks, W. Edwards; Par-
tridge Cachins, W. Edwards; Parted
Rocks, chicks, F. Brock, W. Bowden
white xo, ks, J. Battler, R. Sanders,
chick;, W. Ed'w,ards, R. Sanders; Sil-'
ser Darkins, W. F. •Edwards 1 and 2;
White 'Wyandattes, W. Edwards, G.
R. 1-1e)wood, chicks. W. Edwards, E.
Dignan; Partridge. Wyandottes, W.F.
fisig the 'day and gathered in many Wendel. W. F. Edwards, chicks, W.
rhikels. The different- church sheds Wendel 1and 2; Bk. Orphingtons,
oP .town were secured and an admits- W. Bowden, C. Truemner, chicks. W.
Ion charged. Tags were !sold during Bowden; Buif Orphingto:is, W,;1•"en-
'the day and the Patriotic League had del, J. Battler; chicks, W. Wendel
a boothi on the grounds; In the ,even- 1 and 2; Wh. Orphingtans, chicks, J.
Fns
the Soldier's Aid society held a Senior land 2; Andulasians, W. Eci-
iladies minstrel show in the Opera wards W. B. 'Battler, chicks, W. Ed-
;) Ouse. The hall was apse -dad to cap- wa'rde, W. Dearing; Bk. Spanish, Vti I
aoity and •the concert was greatly B. Battler, also. chicks.; Bk. Minorcas
enjoyed by those present judging R. Quance, W. Wendel; chicks, W. B.
Brom the, applause given to the per- Battler: Houdans, W. Edwards 1 & 2;
formE.a:s. A cushion was donated be' Fel Caps, W. Wendel, W. Bowden;
:Miss Lola Taylor and was ,auctioned chick:,, W. Bowden land 2; Games,
off „Reeve, P. Ellerington, of Usborne and clticks, W. Wendel 1 and 2; Wh.
'acing the lucky bidder. The latter Legharns, R. Sanders, Sid =sailers,
society took in over $288.00 during chicks, J. }?attic.:, W. Bowden; lir.
th'e tday. Legharns, W. Dearing, Sid Sanders,
kottlowing ace the prize winners; chicks, W'. Dearing 1 a.nd 2 ; Black
Leghorns, T. Brack, \V Wendel ;
chick;, W. Wendel, T. Brack; R. C.
'i )h. Legharns, W. Dearing 1 and 2,,
chi:ks, J. Senior W. Dearing; R.C.
xrowi' Legharns,' W. 'Dearing 1 arid 2,
also far chicks; Po:and, 'W Wendel
and 2; chicks, W. 'Wendel R.San-
ders; Sil. Span. .Hamburgs, W.B a rier
W. Bowden; chicks, W. Battler, R;
Sanders , Sit. Pen. Hambu.rgs, J. Batt-
ler 1'. Brock; Bantams, W. }.Edwards
le and 2;, also chicks; Turkeys, ,W..
Bowden chicks also 1 a,id 2; 'fou-
taus•c Geese, and young, W B.Batticr
Pekin Ducks, W. Bowden, G.Heywood
chick.;, W, Bowden, W. Battler; A:1-
esbury 'Ducks, young W. B. Battler;
Roush Ducks, W. Bowden, young, J.
P.it'ilie, W. Bowden; ocher clucks, W.
Peeler, G. Bedford, young, W. 13
Pattier, L. Pay; Guinea Foal, G.Ued•
'ora, W. Pattie:, yoine, G. Bedford
Wendel; rabbi's, T. Brock, R
Sanders; pigeons, G. Bedford; R .C.
an -am W. Wendel; Buff Leghorn
Cr It Heywood, chicks, also; R. T.
Reds, R ,Quin• ce; chi•:ks, t.LQuanc•e,
&"illy or gelding 2 yrs. old lie D. ,Bell, 1 •;one. & Mac Special, Co:kerils, h.
T. Kyle; filly or gelding 1 yr. old Dignan, W. 'Bowden.
J. laowcliffe; team, J. Meaner, R.
Northco, W, t\McLeod,1_aaclo.i, .)trigs.
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'Rivers, Special—McAllister and Son
raker s Special—R. T. Luper, J.
Green. E. Westcott, lam S. Cud re,
,Bank of Commerce !Specie/ . J
Merrier. •
Andrew s Special—Androwi . ,ks.
Jas. Archibald judge
HORSES
Gene..al Purpose •
!Brood mare accompanied by foal,
J. Great, T. Butt; teal, foaled: in 1916
tJ. Green. 1'. Butt; filly; or•gelding 3
yrs. old,. T. Harris, Geo. Penhale; filly
or gelding, 2 yrs. old, J. Flannery, S.
Coleman, J. Deokar, are; filly or igeld-
1 yr. old, T. Harris) team, J. Decker,
Sr., Geo.'Penhale, Wm. Witzel.
'agricultural
the 161st Batt, Brood mare ,accompanied bar foal,
E. Westcott, it. T. Lutker, Mee. S,
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The 'following letter to Col. Combe.
of •the 161st (Battalion !speaks for its -
self and '.bears out the statements
that have appeared in reference to
the behavour of the Huron( Battalion.
IDuring the recruiting of this battal-
ion while the ooys from this section
were stationed in town and mince they
have been going back and forward
;from oamp there has not be n a eine e
cortplaint registered against their
conduct.
Camp Borden, Sept, 15th, 1916
Lt. 1Coi. Combe,
0. C. 161st ;Battalion,
Camp !Borden ,. •
Dear Sir;—
I feel toonstrauaed to ,say a word
of praise regarding the conduct of
ylour battalion while 'they have been
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oour trains for weelc,ezrd leave or
ofherrvise. I think 1 can :safely say
without danger of being suspected
of 'undue flattery that the 161st I3at-
talion has 'conducted itself at all
times in ,such a manner thatt.it could
not be 'considered otherwise than
highly creditable •
They have respect !for their Ottawas,for thein ,Battalion and for thena.-
selvete, :a.nd this bas taught others to
respect: them., 1 am tsure that tsuch
conduct will bring its own reward.
The way in which they get on and off
trains puts them in a class •by, them-
selves.
Yours truly,
R. W. Th;.m,
General A,g. n' .
Ines, W. D, Clamk, la very critically
ill at the time of writing and the
end is expected at any time.
Mr, and; Mrs. John May and 'cot
Pte. Russell May of Clinton visited
relatives in town thee week,
The receipt., of the Soldier's Aid
Society on Air Day were; sale of
tags 52.00; „silo of •.necklace 30.00;
sale of pillow 16.00; and. concert re-
eeipts 104.00; total 292.00,
A 'heavy frost visited this section
on Monday ane Tuesday rights and
desfroyed rr.uch'of the gardens stuff.
Corn and , eans suffered somewhat.
BURIED AT CLANj)E33o5E
The funeral of the infant; daughter
or ALT. and mm.'d'1comas .E''lynrtr,,vas
held to St. Jones C'ernetery, onSan=
'clay attternoon, Rem Lowe officiating
Tto £ulicral; w'as Privatot
Cndmore; .Coal cleated in 1016, R. T;
Luker. E. Westcott, Met. S. Cud -
more; filly or gelding 3 yrs. old, J.
ftowcliffe, J. Morgan, .1. Rowclit.fie,;
Italy or gelding, 2 yrs. old, A. Case;
• team, L: H. 'Rader, T. 'Barris.
Heavy 'Draught
$rood mare •, ccompanied 'be- foal,
'McMaster and Son; foal, foaled in
1916, McA'1 ster and Sort; flay or;geld-
;ng 3 yrs, old, R. 2orthcott1 and 2.
GRAIN & SEEDS , ', t
Fall wheat white, J.' Chapman, Mrs.
Lc Reynolds; fall wheat• red, William
Dearing; white oats, T. Harris, tim-
othy seed, Jai Chapman; 'ensilage corn
Te. Day, aVae lJ)eari•ng ; small, pews, C.
' 'Truemner
Carriage, .Vac. )larding, Judge
I3:rood mare aecornpana,d by foal, •Ii0I1T;C{ LTl12AL PRODUCTSJ. Decker, jaa real, foaled- in 1016
J. Decker, J,r., ; fill Y or gelding 3 yrs. 41'P.LES
old, ,F. Coates. 'W. 13eiber, E. Willcrt,;
fllly or gelding, 2 yrs. old, E, 3. Wil Winter apples, J. Rowclif.f't; fall' •
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lertJ. Flannery; single carriage her- apples, J. 'R,owclif e ; plate of 12 win- I •
t so J atosgzn C Silber J' Watson. ter apples. J. Rowcliffe; fall apples •
klndian ,corn, W. Dearing, F. Brock;
Decker, Sr., Mrs. McPherson; coL of three water melons, Wm. Dearing;
canned vegetables J. Decker, Sr., pumpkins, •1 Stewart L. Day; 't-quashe
Airs. McPherlson; home-made buns, J. 1 C. Pirney Ii, Neeb; miry) meanie. Wm
Dearing, Mrs. J. Moir; &wi de turnips,
Sid Sanders. Wm.. Dearing ; any other
anxiety, L. Day; white or yellow onion
Anderson. H. .Huston; home -,made
bread. Mrs. J. Moir, Jas. i)i.ek; col.
of cakes, Wuu, Dearing. Jas Ander-
son; cured ''ham, Wmn. Dearing, J. C. Raney; soanneb: onions. R. tan -
Decker. Sr,,; assortment oared meats, ders,; •tomatoeie, 'R,, Sanders; celery„
J. Decker Sr., 1ri'm. Dearing,
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THE EXETER BARGAIN
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Children's
S'L,lliS:OL S
We are supplied -with all the leading 'kinds. Yon
will find oar prices and qualities..! e.hest to be had
.Our Mens heavy shoes are splendid Values
Some clearing lines in ladies low shoes, pulps,
straps &'o at 2 per pair.
A Clearing sale of fall caps at 43c each
Mens and boys suits at cess than present
wholesale cost.
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L. I3, Rader, 32. J. tiV�i.11ert; g•
Roadst'Ce:eotrir,. man; northern •spiee., J. Rowcliffe,,'1'.
Brava; soxboro •rnsrsetts., J. Chap-
I3rood mare ,llanied by foal, nein; 'i-aldwin•s, 3, 'Rawcliffe C. Truce
T. 13r'ock, 'F. 'Coates; foal, foaled im inner; westficld ')seek- o -.further, J.
11916.., And. e'w 'flicks, F. 'Goatee, T. CLa Aman ; snow apples, J. Roweliffe, A
!Brook. filly or gelding, 3 yrs. old, 3, !Chapman; :gravenstcin$, I{. Huston,
W. Witze', W. Ilatter, S M d,g f l'y 0, .Fisher; King oI Tompkins. J. (hip,
os gelding 2 yrs. old. J, Deckci,,Jr., pian 0. Fisher; alexandens, J. Chap -
F. ICoatcs Dr. IlynJnian pair of read- pian, C. Fisher; 'Canadian red C. Fi•4i-
sters-in harness and buggy, J, Deck. r, er; ribston pippins, J. Chapman;
Sr„ W. Witzel, T. Yearlel; ; single wa,gners, J. Chapman, 'R. Sandere;
roadster 'in harnc=s and buge,y, J. Grime: ea Pippins, Jas. Chapman;
• Decker, Jr., W. itirock, A. 'Duncan, maiden )slush, 3, Chapman,' C. basher;
J. liowcliffea lady driver, J, Decker, Golden resets, Mrs , 0 'Cudmore, J.
Sr„ W. 'Witzel; Times team, Rewoliffe; Ontario, Wm. ,De.aing; •
—J. :Decker, Jr,,; ,Cote's Special light wealthy, Wm. Dearing, Mrs. Me.I her-
foal—Andrew )licks, lion; i13;enheim. pippin , J. Chapman;
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Winter pears , Mrs. -Mc'PLe: son 4. Mc a
Shorthorn •w, — 'Pherson; fa 1 p are, • . d Brock; 1.1, nt- •
Aged cow, 11, U hunter, 1, 2, 8 3; ish 'beauty, Mrs. McPherson, A. ~ale t
two yeas old L..iter, li, D hunt ;r, Pherson; drichae:s of anjoutine, Fred •
1 and 2; one ,ter. nal. hvilie.r, W, pep. Brook, T. Brock; Clrrpp's favourite, •
er; :heifer •calf, 11.. D. Ranter, J. tiller- I. Whitloek, T. Brock; ]leers e�tait •
„. r, genu, A. i\tei'liarsoii, Mr.. Me t her,- ♦
ter, W. Pokier; ),tier; Lull Bala J. Manor A Gq
'Ii, D. Hunter; hard, lt, :D, Hunter, sun; vies: or rr� i:.' i :lel, 11. 1laaion; 43.
, errfords. b.'.1 .lucrative, 1+, '13rt:ek; siteldon, I. 40
Armstrong,. IL. IN; ten; east beams, 1 w M 3
.'tired cow, J. .oelbrtdg.e,; twe Nyear F, Brock; Lou s bonnie da Jt•,r oy; P'
old aria , J. 1),Ibr'da;e,, 1 and 2,.h,i- we: Ileare.a'e ••itto.r. Cr. Bedford, �, •s•••aao ¢qo• •••4h�+oA4oeeas+►• n P..,
fee 'calf .J, Delbridlre; bull calf, J, ears. Malta er•, 1'.rlef.t la ;Brook,t aoe'ao •••+.•�sA+sas tl•it�a
Delbridge; herd, ;J, Delbridge.
T PHONE
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Is our aim' for the men of Exeter
and vicinity. That's one reason
why we specialize in Men's wear
exclusively. Keeping in touch with
Men's styles is our business so
when you are outfitted by us you
are sure of being dressed right
We have in stock alt the newest styles_ Loak ever
our gine of Soft Felts, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, GWoves
Underwear, Socks, Smocks and Overalls
Ready -Made and Made•to•Measure Clothing
Blue Serge Suits for Men .
Oar Values are undoubtedly the best hi Canada.
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