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EXETER, ONT.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25th, 1920
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A regular meeting . of the Exeter
mule' • l . council
r(,raws .
Clearingof
the members •went.
nI The minutes
:.• _ of the meeting held Nov. 8., were read
and approved,
i A letter wag • read' from the Seere-
1 tart' of tate Western Ontario united
rBoards or Trade, with an invitation.
for a representative to attend the an-
nual meetinga..Chatltam;—
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Ladies' & Misses' Fall & Winter
Coats, Sults and Dresses.
Commencing this Week
We Announce a Complete Clearing Sale of Ladies' &
Misses winter Coats, Suits and Dresses at greatly reduced
prices.
Don't miss these rare bargains, as every garment'
must go regardless of price. All girls' Coats ages 4 to 14
years also reduced.
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appointment of s. fuel administrator:
Clerk to write
and nd e sprain of. the
ES usual supply for the needs of our
eee= citizens.
A writ was received by the Reeve
from the office of Messrs. Gladman
E & Stanbury acting for Mr. Ward.
== Claim is for an, injunction' and for
damages.
== Per Elston and Davis—That the
.- 1 Reeve and Councillor Penhale be a
committee to act with the Utilities
Commission and provide a suitable
see"= overflow from the water tower.T11+:+
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•"er, Councillor Elston, N' ,, a.•:o
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added• to the committee.—Carried.
The following accounts were order-
ed paid: Exeter Salt Works Co., coal
. and cinders, $23.6;,; Exeter ('aiurii,;;
W.I. and Pres. Co.,tractor for hauling gra-
vel, 32.00; Thos. Collingwood, truant
cemetery, 62.50; W. J. Bissell. salary
to balance of year, 12':1 1.711; G. Maw
son, auditor, 15.00: J. Connor, libra-
rian, pt. salary, 50.00; H. E. Hu,ton.
chairman Board of health 10,00;Dr.
.1. W. Browning, "reef el ITe elth eh.
facer 50.00; Raabe. Lr?ael:. pi. teller;
-78.00; I. R. Carling. IThnrd of Health
acct., legal fees, 20.0t1.
Per Davis and Elston that the
Clerk be paid the•sitnl of $230.00 for
extra services Road C'cnstru^,tion end
issue and sale of debentures.—Car-
lied.
By-law No. 8, 1920. a by-law fixing
amount of tax rate for general and
other purposes for 1920 was read and
.= finally passed on mottoin of Elston
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;y 100 per centWalue in Stovesland Ranges
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, \ - , Souvenir Range with high shelf
® $70.00
te4i Souvenir Range with closet $9 0
V { Jewell Range with. high shelf
$67.00
Jewell Range with closet $95.
` { I I, ) . Jewell Range with closet $120.
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Doherty Banquet Range with
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ill Canada Ranee with closet $13.0
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11 New Perfection Jap'd reg, 9.50
sal for $,6.50
% New .Perfection,' pickle plated,
4 regular $10.50 for 7,50
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;Eis:C.T.Lr. ANNOUNCEMENT
Everyone should know what the
Travellers' Aid is doing to assist
girls and women travelling, Come
and hear Dr. Sara Detweiler in Main
St. church on Monday at 8 p.m. Dr.
Detweiler is a memberof the world's
executive of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public. A
liberal collection is asked for in aid
of Traerellers' Aid work.
HORN
•;h, FUME—In Exeter at Dr. IKyndman's
hospital on Monday, November 21,
to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Puke, a
• i son.
RATZ—In Stephen on Nov 13, to
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rate, a daugh-
ter.
HILL—At Crediton on Nov. 23rd, to
Mr, and Mrs. Garfield Hill, a
son.
HICKS—In Stephen, on Saturday,
Nov. 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Bryon
Hicks, a son.
MARRIED
LAMB—LUXTON — At Grenfell,
Sask,, on Nov. 10th, at the home of
the bride's sister, Mrs. James Ir-
ving, by the Rev. J. Adam Smith,
Minnie, daughter of Mr. Fred Lux
ton, of Exeter, to .Robert A, Lamb
of Grenfell,
PlieN:EIALE---DOWN--At the Meth-
odist parsonage, Corbett, on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 24th, Miss Ella Ray
Down, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Down of near Grand Bend,
to Mr.Russell Gordon Penhale son
of Mr. Geo. Penhale, of Stephen
KELLERMANN — JACKSON ---At
Dashwood on Nov. lith, by Rev.
W, J. Yaeger, Mrs. Jackson, of
Walton, to Mr. George Kellermann
of Dashwood.
DIED
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OWDEN--In Stephen,. on. Nov, 16,
Jelin :Bowden, aged 89 years and
Duskill Oil Mops $1.50
O'Cedar Mops 1.75
Liquid Veneer 2.00
O'Cedar Oil and Liquid Veneer
..... 25 and 550c
C. & B. Floor Wax ......... ... 70
6 and 7 Stove Pipes 1:...350'
6 and 7 Stove pipe elbows ...... 40c
Stove v I3oards .,..2.00
Cow Ties (2nd Band) ......,. 25e each
New' Perfection Oil Steve Wicks 40c
Lanterns $1.25 each
:Special Prices on Rubber Belting
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and Ward.—Carried.
Byelaw No. 905 a Ly -law pro-
viding for the tailing of a ,public
meeting of the 'citizens for the pur-
pose of making anti receiving nom-
inations for Reeve, Councillors, etc.
was read, considered and finally bias-
sed on motionsee ` Penhale and Davis.
Mr. C. H. Skelton addressed the
council regarding a beat regulator
for the Library building. No r ,!an.
Adjournment by Davis.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
RIGH SCHOOL REPORT
Report for first hell' of. Fell term.
An asterisk •_t:ter a pupil'; nerne
mean, absent from an examinea-en.
I, Honors 75 per ,cent. 1I. Honors 70
per rent„ Pass 60 per. cent.
Foran 1.—(I.lti'l, Composition., Snell-
ing •Ceo_ripev, Algebra and :Sc:ien.-e.)
Total 550. (L) means, does not take
Latin.
I. Honors—Marion Wood 504. Ken
aeth Sise ur' 471, Grant Sander, 465,
Nellie 'Webb 458, Mary Barney 451,
Lelia. Snell 414• °
II, e neve—F red Heaman. 401 salvia
Alexander 39e, Ruth Andrew 394, Ella
Horney 380.
Pass—Pe tat 1'11omeon. and Hannah
Murray 396, Ger'ta Hunter 370, Leone
-r:1 Hanlon 365, Helen Dignan 362
Maurice Ne•'! 358. Anna :tla'r 33
Mary Gilfalan" 350 Ruby Creech (L)
346 Dorothy- Welsh 340.
55 to 60 per cent.—Jennie Dearing
324 Jean Elder 321, Isabel Murray 309
Alice Thomson (L) 304.
50 to 55 per tent,—Tons Yel,l'ow 297
':ane Stewart (L) 296, Lanern Abbott
293 Mary Neleon, (L) 292, Mildred :Mit-
chell (L) 272.
Be,a,v 50 per cent.—W. Cochrane 258
C. Hodson (* *1 257, /E, Farquar t* *)
?50, James Walls (*. *) 254, Fred Ford
253 Helen Smiitii (*., 4 .t) 216, Percy
el -Patin (* °, *) ,120.. ,
Farm II. report next week.
Form III. --Su bjects, British end
:median history, Ancien 1-Ii,stnry,
A.i,e1ra Physics—Total 400,—t. Hon
eel Itinmsee Hogarth 345, Vera Jones
44, Amy Sh'pe n. 335, Ira Francis 333
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h l Jahns 323, `1[lldred Harney 322.
ir. Honors --Edna Pfaff 299.
Y. M. 0, A, FOR EXETER ISSUES WAIT AGAINST TOWN
IS BEING PLANNED Cou'nmilor Wnr. Ward has issued a
Exeter a ar will, kava a club raoux tot
boys and young men with a gym-
nasium
yrn
nasium in connection in the not dis-
tant future if the pians that are at
present under way are carried out:
For some tune it has been. felt that
some form. of meeting place foetiro
young men of Clic town and country
should be provided and the Quarterly
Board of dailies street Methodist
church have taken definate action.
A committee has been at work and
has secured options on several pro-
perties that will meet the needs.
Reading rooms and a gyps floor will
be provided and will be placed under
proper• supervision. The reran be-
hind the project is Rev. IV'Ir. Wilson,
who has felt that something . of this
nature should he undertaken.
writ age.__ t tl,o fc,.
r a, , „r, for damages
caused to his house and property by
" the overflowing of the water in the
large tank. The writ was issued
through Gladplan & Stanbury.
Several months ago a committee
was appointed to investigate and a
trip was made to London to look over
the equipment of some of the church-
es in that city. The committee have
also looked over several bniidinge in
town and there are several that will
fill the bill very satisfactorily. Na ef-
fart, will be spared to make them at-
tractive. The ::ecretare-of the Y,
C. A. at London has been communi-
cated with and he has promised to
co-operate with the workers in town.
Sonme of the bob' 1'::.l rs frons the
London Y. will visit Exeter bird eerier
classes of instruction.
A Membership fee will be charged
and already many of the boys have
signified their intention of beec:uitng
members. The details are. at pre-
sent being worked out and will take
form in the e€ ur e o:' ,, fen .ve cite
It .is probable that a meeting will
be called in th: . e,..,.. ,. t`: , , . -: s
to consult with the young men of the
town.
E. L. PLAN TO HOLD SUMMER
SCHOOL AT GO!)EItIC'H
The Exeter District :Sleeting was
held in Centralia on 'Wednesday
morning of last :week and wee fol-
lowed in tee eft(°rnc.;a and evening
by the annual Eetwc r Leaves- and
*prides Saha,.:l tee:.... :(Jrl. s....,:,:.
Ient addresses,. which should arouse
the young people to greater activity,
were given by Peva Johnston, of
Parkhill. Rev. Langford. of St. Marys
fee Rev. Robinson. of London. `Ir.
It. I. Watson, of the London Confer -
mice Epworth League Executive. pre-
sented the natter of maintaining a
worker at Toronto, who should de-
vote his time solely to Epworth Lea-
gue work. Rev. Rivers, of Hen;il1,
took up the question of organizing a
Summer School for the four districts
Winghani, Stratford, Goderieh and
Exeter. A Committee was appoint-
ed composed of Revs. Powell, Parn-
aby and Rivers, who met the com-
mittees from the other districts in
Goderieh on Friday last.
In spite of the unfavorable condi-
tion of the roads the convention was
well attended. The ladies of ('en-
tralia church very ho;pitably enter-
tained the delegntee.
The officers of the District League
executive were elected as follows,
President, Mr. Wilbur Stanley, Lit -
can; 1st vice pres., Mr. T. 0. Thomp-
son, Centralia; 2nd vice pres., Miss
Vera Essery, Exeter; 3rd vice Pres.
Mr. Fred: Doupe, Woodham; 4th vice
pros,, Mr. M. E. Robinson, Parkhill;
5th vice pres., Mrs: Trueman Elliott,
Exeter; Secty. treas., Mrs. J. M.
Southcott, Exeter.
MAUI OF HENRY MAR/NS ....
The remains of the late henry
Makins, who died at the home of his
son George in Norwich on Nov. 20,
were brought to Exeter on 1Ionday
and the funeral, private, was held
from the hone of Itis son, Ben., on
Tuesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. Jas. Foote. The deceased was
nry
his,Othv
year and v
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a nta Ic
rL le health b e ]tllforaneofh
his years. He
lad been ailing only a few months.
The deceased was born in England
ud when a young man of 19 he
ane to America and after a year in
ew York he settled near Toronto
fterwarcls moving to a farm n€etr
ti area where he lived -until about 16
years ago when he came to Exeter
to reside Shortly after coming to
Exeter, Ms wife, whose maiden name
was Miss Troyer, passed away. For
more than a ,Year Mr, Makins has
and three daughters; viz: Mrs, John
Smith, of Zurich, Mrs. N. Patterson,
of London, anct Mrs. T. Johns, of Exe-
ter; Ed. and John Matins, of New
Ontario; George of Norwich; Levi, of
Scaforth; Joseph, of Detroit and
I3enjarnin, of town.
Pass—Blanche Senior and Vera Hey-
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lwnad 273 'GVI 1r cd Turnbull 270, Rc:
tic Bro dfoet 266, Alma Harding 254, I
Clyde Beaman 247, Edgar Thomson
146, Vera, Walker 238. a
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Over 55 per eentt, Willian-i Lawson
234, James Morley 231, Nellie Petty
223 Harry Selden 220,
Ove_ 50 per cent, Violet Ratcliffe
217 Howard I)i:gnan 200.
lee'oly 50 ser rent, •Earl Russell, .:
156 Do;•othy Bajkwiitl 120, 13.
13rown : i 1.14, Olive Knight ** 98,
Ed. Berry ; :* 52. .
On the p eviously named i'our siba
leets and Latin, Emrnabe . Hogarth,
James Morley, Edgar Thompson,
"lyde Hearnan * Harry Sci,don, Ed,
Berry,
Edmund J. We;thee
Principal
$014C101, BOARD MELTING•
The Board 3net in the ofl':ce of the
Se. -etary on the 16th. ' The char rnen
'en•ortecl that the matter o•f assess.
meet of Usbornc prope-ty for Exeter
school .pus nrs•es ,las to be. re'e;'red
o the Assessors nest yes.r. The p•'in..
:ipil eomp1uned of faulty venttiitt;rnii
end it was decided to ,1,nve,tilgatc.. it
a a deckled to purchase one hundred
:htee ,for As cinbly Room. A ,number
1)1' ec COtlnts were passed. A report,
wan received that there .iis no n iprop-
rint o r from She go•vernMes t for • tried -
;cal .l e 6
t 1 111 et', it
t 1 but the tl .I stt,.
p tnl r -wee
+>,ea,c'l thee inv.-teflon, hada been made
tn.il advhicd Isvn.e, fornext 3'oar.,
PLOUGHING RESULTS
The following are tate results of
the ploughing competition conducted
by the Junior Farmers' Club under.
the direction of the .Huron County
Eraneh, Dept.. of Agriculture:
I':ve Acre Field. -1st, 'Elgin Row-
rilitlr: 2nd, Alvin Py'nl; 3rd, Roland
Williams; 4th, Earl Shapton; 5th,
Will Jeffrey.
F'arnr-- 1st, Elgin. Rowcliffe; 2nd
Alvin Pym; 3rd Wilson 'Iawkins,..
i TO RESIDE IN EXETER
f Mrs. S. Martin returned home
from ai London n c1n Monday Y c1 oin-
t paned by Mrs, (Dr.) Y. Cowan„
' who will make her future home with
Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Fallowing the
death of Mr. Cowan, in London a
few weeks ago Mrs. Cowan has de-
cided to give up house -keeping and
come to Exeter to live. Mrs. Martin
has been in London for several days
assisting with the arrangements,
The Thames Road Old Boys° Ret
union and Anniversary was held ea
Sunday and Monday, On Sunday;.
Rev. Dr. Turnbull and Rev. 1)r. Ram-
say, both of Toronto, conducted titr1.
services at. "Thames Road and lark.
ton. Large congregations were pro.
sent at all services. On Monday
evening a fowl supper was held at
Thames Road at which' there was a
large attendance hi spite of the very
inclement weather. On Wednesday
evening a soeial evening was held at
Kirkton. Both occasions were a fare-
well
arewell to Rev. Dr. Fletcher, who is
resigning ging his charge after a success-
ful pastorate of forty-two years. A
full account will be given in next
week's issue.
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Yoilr p: tron:iv at Harveys grocery
We give you a seettial invitation to t'alne to our
store and see the superior quality of our goods and the
sanitary condition i21 which we keep it
We are peened of rear prices as well as our store
load can assure you that you will fined ns on'the leve,
if not below all other prevailing prices.
'ti'e work fur sort. help youreelf yourself'pier:; :is.
Our ohjeet is to give yon "Better duality and tears
goods for less money"
If you ere d. lever.
Oil I' :tnnk Laurie,- ' ere'1l.ty home made ' i'idy. In one
pound atones only, Sot.
Try oar College I -i2, aseee Ch•.:'oi t --'r". ekese aese,...,-
cliffcror... flu 's, put asp reel reat in (tri own half 1 centi:
and pound boxes.
Don't fail to get our prices before buying yonr
Christmas Nuts, Candy and Oranges. We have some-
thing special.
Form a good habit, phone us every Tuesday acid
Friday for Schneiders Country Pork Sauenge. 'you have
nlissel: a rc'.,d c1•t.,.t if ; ori li.'L&.`ii't. tried 1i.
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FAST AS LIGHTNING
FUNNY AS HECK
WHILE THE GOIN'S MERRY
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USUAL V.Aunnv LLE AND COMIhDY,
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Admission': Adults 35e; Children »*5c