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THMRT-FOURTH: YEAR,
EXETER, 'ONTARIO, THURSDAY
FEB. 24, 1921 tAJ
SANDEleS ca•Ltcu
Our Corner
Cows dazaot do any buying, and:the
automobiles go too fest.to read, so do
not advertise on fences.
Phone 81a
TAMAN'5
For
Ali Kinds
of
Men's
Winterweax
"'GLAD TO GREET
you, old top, by Jove, you're locking
Cute Where did you get such a swell
elegant fitting sunt of clothes?" "At
Tartan's, the tailor, right down. Main
Street. Best be town, they say. At
least, he fitted. me with the best suit
II've ever bad. Not high priced, eit-
her."
ither." "Looks 'good to me, tee°, I'll
order my next suit from them, Sure."
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SUITS .„... ...: $20 to $40.
OVERCOATS $20 to $35
RAINCOATS $15 to $30
W. W. Taman
Tailor& Furnisher
Grimsby is holding an.Old Boys°Re-
union on August: 25, 26, and 27. if you
are la -Wrested write, to the Old Home
l Committee, Grimsby.
Huron sends 125 students to the
University of Toroatto this year. Only
four counties serve a larger number,.-
Simcae 189, Weeing.+tton 142, Went-
!worth
ent-Atorth 169, York 18Z...
The man mete makes .0ogesk"
oo
for the betterment of the business in
which he is employed, even; if he is
dead wrong, is worth two of the chap
wlio does as he is talc} and pllays� safe.
dile we go press a meting is be-
ing held Toa London, to discuss the mat -
of .electrification of the L., H. and B.
railway, To all outward appearance
the protect, top us looks like a remote
probebility.
The Canadian Wheat Board, like
other Union Government actions, re-
ceeved a lot of critticiera; but it turns
out that the Canadaian farmer got
25c. more a beshel for his wheat than
the United States farmer, and at the
same time the Canadian public gat
flour at a lesser price..
The London Advertiser is gloatting
over the fact that several of the Dom -
non. Government supporters are sick
and others have died an recent months
thus making the, majority smaller. Tire
poor old Advertiser is mean enough
to wish that all pts .opposition would.
die, end foolish enough to express
the wish.
Potatoes are likely to ere very cheap
in the spring as the market price at
present is very low. In Toronto last
week they were bringing 90c to
Si
per lung in bulk at the track. One car
load was sold by the railway company
to meet a claim, for ;..bout 50c per bag
The market is still.: going lower, and
int all probability 75c. ,will be ;the
prevailing price ret,. a shoat time,.
REFRIGERATION MADI. EASY.
Ur. Forbes Keith, a. Toronto man,
has invented a refrigeration machete
that will fill a long felt went in the
home. The mhchine, which is design-
ed to elii erette the need of ice jn
household refrigerators, will be put on
the anarket at a reasonable price and
wilt consume only our cents wontle
of electricity a day,,
NEW CHURCH ,AT BRINSLEY
Brsnsley will have a new elethadist
Church in which the united congrega-
tions of elar's Hill. and Ebenezer will
unite. ,for warslpp!, The two old
buildings have been torn down and
the two congregations are at present
worshipping in the Anglican church.
The plans of the ,new .building show
a square building with the main en-
trance through the. left corner and,
a separate square teeer at the left
corner. It is estianated that the cast
will be about $15,000.
LENS - BENS - LENS
HOLOPHANE LENS, tested to 27 - C. P. l3;
JOHNSTON'S V. RAY, tested to 32 - C. P. B+
IccBETH GREEN VISOR, tested to 31- C. P. Bt. ...
Good Buys in Used Cars
1 GRAY I2ORT, MODEL 9, SPECIAL, EXCELLENT RUNNING ORDER
T 1920 DEMONSTRATOR, ONLY SLIGHTLY USED.
1; 90 OVERLAND ROADSTER, overhauled and in first - class repair'.
• T. H. NEWELL
Drum The World Over You
Can't BEAT
HARVEY'S FLOUR
WE SHIPPED 67 HUNDRED TO A FARMERS' CLUB RECENTLY
AND THE SECRETARY HIS COMMENT ABOUT SAME SAID, -
"HAVE USED SEVERAL BAGS• OF YOUR MANITOBA
AND MODEL AND CANNOT SPEAK TOO HIGHLY OF THEM"
YOU CANNOT, BUY BETTER, WHY NOT BUY FROM YOUR.
HOl<IE 'MILT:.'
Harvey. Bros.
Local News
People are Lollciwving with keen in-
tterest the reports of ,the Spreckliq
trial at Sandwich,
Auction Sales are plentiful again
this season, and many of them are al-
ready advertised, The list is worth
reading in. this issue.
Hydro was off for two cr three
r
ha us onWeen esda� morning, neve
} g
operations depending on this power
'evere held up en consequence.
The`Exeter tree pend is the scene
of special aet;:ety just ,now. Mr. Te
Willis of Ceatralja and Mr. E. Hetet
of Crediton have: several teams draw-
ing their ice supply.
Centralia
Air Rex ;trills of Strathroy spent
Friday at his home ,here;
Mrs,. Thos, Willis visited en Londoe.
fora few days last week.
A number of persons in this vic'znity
ate. suffering from an attack of the
mumps.
Mrs, E, Abbott visited in Loudest
over Sunday..
The many eriencls of Mrs. James.
elechell, who •recenitly had the min
(Torture to fall and break her leg, ar
pleased to know that she is recovering
•
Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millsoii and daugh
ler Minnie spent Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Clarence ::Nelson of Lucan.
Mrs. Geo. Squire, jr,,, returned home`
Saturday after spending the past week
with her s is
s e pa eat tar Tuckersmth.
The Daisy Mission Band will meet
next' Saturday at 1.30 pen. in the base-
ment of the church.
The social evening of the W.M.S.
which was .held in the church on. Fri-
day evening proved a great success.
It wtas everyone's birthday party. In-
ettatioais were sent to the members
of the congregation and former mem-
bers of the W.el..,S. Each person was
io bring back their envelope with as
'nany cents as they were old in ;it.
Children under ten years free. The
plata was passed around at the begin-
ning of the program, after which Rev.
S• e:lair counted ,the money, $32.62.
The chair was taken, by the pastor, af-
ter which choruses were given by the
children Several vocal duets, quar-
tettes. mouth organa, selections, violin
solo, also speeches by visiting men,
who were former members of the
church. Then a debate, "Resolved
that the .good natured sloven was more
preferable than the tidy crank." Re-
sults were in favor of the tidy crank
by one point, The affirnnative side
was taken by dr. John. Hazelwood and
err. Fred Risden, and the negativa by
Mr, D. A. Johnston, jr., and Mr. Gor-
don 'Morley. After the program a
hunch was served by the ladies.
hIr. and Mrs. N. Ogden and Mr. and
eIrs. C. F. Hooper of Exeter attended
the social ,evening in the church on
Friday.
Grand Bend
1Ir`, and Mrs. Ezra Brenner who
have been visiting in Detroit arrived
home last week. -Mrs. Perasue has
bought the late Mr. Thomas efollard's
residence, eche price paid being $1900
t• -Mrs. P. Baker wins called to Lucas
last week owing to the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Sam Grattoni-Mr. Ed
Wolper of the B. Line, was operated
on for appendicitis last Thursday. -It
is reported that Messrs. McPhee and
Disjardine, who intended to open up
u butcher yshop, level sold out to a
Dashwood butcher. -Mr. McPhee has
bought Mr. Nelson Stanttake's house.
The price paid was $300, -The Oys-
ter !supper ,giv;en by the U.F.O. Fri-
day was well attended. Proceeds over
$70. s'
Thames Road
A ''successful stock judging contest
was held on Monday alt the barn of Mr
Geo, Monteith under the auspices of
the Thames Road Farmers' Club, and
under the direction of ..A.gricultural
Representative tiStothers ,and his judg-
ing team, Messrs:. Wm. Etlierington,
Elgin Rowcli,ffeand Wm. Smith. Score
cards were used and the contestants
were, required to place four cawsof
the .beef type with reasosis. There
was a. eood crowd. In the evening a
meeting was held, in, the Town Hall, at
,Elimvele, when Mr. Stothers gave an
address and 'showed pictures, ,of the
resources of Catnede and of the visit
of the P.ri ic•e of 3l0'ales. A good
crowd was in apt attendance.
McGillivray Council
Tee council slur, arcs the Town Hall
of Feb. 21st. All presenjt. A nnurriber
of eccouints were ordered pane. Nic-
kles-Maguire--That
ic-kles-Maguire:That By-law No. 3 orf
1921 appoenting the assessor : dog tax
officer, end that 10,0;tags .be, replaced
by the clerk at 25 ; each, be .read a
deed ;timeand passed. -Carried,
Lewie--Allison-That the Auditors'
report be accepted and the 'Clerk get
200 copies prineed.,-,Carried.
• Lewis-Alleson Tliatt' By-law No.. 4
of 1921 appo. ntisig John Robinson, as
rend overseer be read a third time
and ,passed. -Ca riled.
The Council there adjourned to meet
n ,he, Town Hell .an Monday, the 7th
of Masch alt cme o'clock.
J. 0. •Drummond, Clerk. .
Mount Carmel
MeedeeddeTe
Rev. Fr. Ri. F..Sullivaxt,. C.S.B., eell-
ebrated his •first solemn, high, mass on
Sunday at 10.30 atm•, assisted by Frs.
D. Foster of La teen, F, Forster, C.,S.
B., Sandwich, and Corcoran, pastor.
After mass Rev. Sullivan,. gave /the
congregation his blessing. At the
closest of the service Mr. Frank Cougb-
lin recti an address and T. Collies pre
seated Fr S
elltvaa. with a well filled
purse int behalf of the congregattion.
Fr. Sullivan. thanked the people and
seed he would always remember them
in his masses. A receptions was held
att 5.30 p.n>• in honor of Fr. Sullivan
at the home of ,his father, P. Sullivan,
12th con. of Stephen. Those from a
distance Mho attended were, Rev. D.
Fofster of London, F. Forster of
Sandwich, Fr. Corcoran, pastor, efr.
Jas, Sullivan and daughter Josephine
of Osten Bey, Wis., Mr. and Mrs, J:
Hall and son Earl,. 6Sr, 1,?. Collins of
Detroit,. .Mr. John: Hall esf Sandwich.
College eIisses :McCaffery of Dutton
Winnifred Guinan. of London
Mr. Jahn Rowlaxaddeposed of his
125 acre faznn to John Ragior, Goshen
Link, Stephen, .for a handsome figure.
Mr. Rowland has purchased the fine
residence Here of ell's. Temic Regan,
paying a merit price} Per it,
Miss Geraldine McKeever of Lon-
don, sent Sunday at her home here.
air. and 'Mee, Louis Rowland of Park
Hill <ailed on, friends here on Sunday,
Death -The dem took place on
Friday of ,Mrs. Jahn, Ryan, of heart
failure Mrs. Ryan had not been fe l-
ne well for ilia ,.past two, weeks, and
coa>rtrtcted a bad ease of quinsy. Mr.
and Mrs. Ryan, were ,harried only four
months ago, .and Hauch sympathy isex-
tended .to Me Ryan. Deceasi
ed s the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \Talons
Ziler of Dashwood. The funeral took
place. on Saturday morning to the R.
C. cemetery here,
Crediton
lfr. Chas. Zwt/ joker was in Toronto
on business Saturday.
\Iris. Henry Steinacher we are sorry
to report is quite .ills
ilia. Harry Haist, wiho bas been quite
es. now on the mend.
Mfr. and Mrs. Simoneforlock of
Grand. Bend were visitors here pre
Sunday. -
Mr, Ezra Haest has ,been cutting ice
for hir, Thos. Willits of Centralia, on
.the Exeter pond.
Rev, J. R.. Niergarth col Cleveland
occupied the pulpit in, the Evangelical
Church both morning and evening, the
occasion being the anutiversary of the
church. In the ,evening a union ser-
vice of the two churches was held.
Rev. Niergarth is an. eloquent sleek-
er and his discourses were able, im-
pressive and of a deep spiritual na-
ture.
Death of Mrs. Ryan. -This commun-
ity was deeply and sadly shocked at
the unexpected .death of Mrs. Jahn
Ryan, who. ,passed. away en Friday Inst
at her home on. the South Boundary
of Stephen The deceased had been
only a short time from an attack
of tnafluenza,and an. Abscess la ithe
throat. Her condition at first was not
considered in the least dangerous and
it was thought she would soon recov-
er, bur it was willed otherwise and death
claimed her. She was aged 28. She
possessed a. kindly disposition and was
among the most esteemed and respect-
ed of the township. Mrs, Ryan was
formerly Teresa Ziler, being a daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcohrn Ziler of
Dashwood. She had, been married only
a few mantis. Besides her husband
site is survived by :her father and
mother, and a number of brothers and
sisters. Her remains were interred in
the Mount Carmel cemetery.
A meeting was held in Crediton on
Tuesday of Iast meek for the pur-
pose ofentering into a campaign to
eliminate the, scrub bull from the Tp.
of Stephen, when officers were 'ap-
pointed as ,follows, -W.' D. Sanders;•
chairman; Alex. Neeb, vice chairman;
Frank Coughlin, Secretary.. It was
decided to hold' a public meeting in
Crediton Town Hall on Feb. 25th to
further .the campaign, when lantern
slides will be shown ,of some of the
most desirable types of the beef an-
imals.
In Darne Theatre
MISS •FREDERICK SAYS
AVOID GAUDY DRESS,
Hating the' „replete -Eton of being' the
best dressed 'woman an the screen,
beautiful Pateine, Frederick is constant-
ly besieged by letters Seam gerls all
aver the world, anxious ;to get !lier
views on the art oaf dressing,.
"Simplicity acid good taste is the
underlying 1peynote of the well-dress-
ed woman," says Miss Frederick. "If
women icauld learn this one eecret,
they would be well on ,the road to
real ,graosnisug."
In "A Slave of V,,anity, the Rob
ertson-Cole super -special which , will
be shown in Dame • Thealt:re, ,Ereelher
on :Thursday and Saturday sugets,
Feb. 24th and 26th. The change.orf
date has : been made awing tohockey
match Fridaylnight and is far this week,
only. Itindly have aright change, 37c;.
and.. 27c.
There will ; the 8 en 10 reels in the
I,eseure, series and comedy of this most
interesting production. Miss Frederick
studied her pare fox weeks, in order.
to "dress" ; it properly
BIRTHS
Walker - In Chengtu Sze Chuan, Croner.
on Dec, 23, 1920, to Rev. John A,.
and Mrs. Walker, a son -Donald
Crawford,
Auiy-At Conquest, Sask., on Feb. 12
to Mr: and Mrs. ElginR, Amy, a son.
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DEATHS
Ryan. -.On the South Boundary, Ste-
phen
en Feb. 18T hresa Ier, b:-
loved wfe of John Ryan, aged 28
years.
Bedford --lit Seruia, en Feb. 18th, Geo.
H. Bedford, formerly of Execrr,
aged 57 years, 7 months.
Tyler -In Cargill, on Feb. 18th, .Rev:"
II..D. Tyler.
Stewardsont--in Lucas on Feb. 19th
Sarah Jane Morgan, wife of John
Stewardson, aged 74 years and 3
months.
O'Ne l --In McGillivray, on Feb. 11th,
Joseph D. O'Neil, aged 58 years.
Parker --le Detroit, on Feb. 14, Mar-
garet +toss, formerly of Brucefield,
wife of Mr. Parker of Detroit, aged
22 years.
' Ch dney--In Clinton, on Feb. 10. Floe„
Chidley, eldest daughter f the :ate
Joseph Ch_dley:, aged 6: years.
olein Cinte.n, on Feb. 14, Elizabeth
Cber bill. beloved wile of Charles
Cole, aged 86 years aq l 3 months.
Doziniou Seel Products Co., Ls ratted, Bra lttord
REASONS WHY 1'OU, SHOULD BUY DOMINION LIGHT
1. The Dominion Steel Products Company, Limited, absolutely guarana tees
the perform'aace of each machine leaving. the factory.
Z. All the household appliances, washer, sweeper, Ghurrt, cream separator,
e'.e:tric iron, toaster, ete., can be operated. Item its power.
3. It ;:s built to the highest standeed puss ble.
4. Only the large Prest-O-Lite Battery is used (161 annpere hours, 8 }nous
rating.i
5. All DOMINION LIGHT Plants will etu use. their guaranteed load
and 3n addition have a large reserve of power.
6. during the floe; est winter night;; one anuart of can! 0'1 per day will
preside nnnp'e light for house end barn - ;ire r sk is ellmina'ted.
7. If you buy Capad awn Made code, Canada has both the money and the
machinery.
' 8. It is Canadian Made by a Canadian Company.
estly
FRANCIS & WILLIAMS, Exeter
MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS, DE LAVAL SEPARATORS, B. T,
BROS.' GOODS; FENCE, PLOWS, WAGONS, CUTTERS, ETC.
SHIPMENT OF BUGGIES JUST ARRIVED.
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
This is the Last Week of the Great
Price -Slashing Sale
Have you filled all your needs? If not don't
delay.
NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
COLORED VOILES.
Ladies. See our New Fancy Voiles. They are ,swell in all
the popular shades, and the very latest New York Designs at
Very Low Prices.
LADIES AND MISSES' SPRING COATS.
We. have a couple of Shipments o,f our .New Spring Coats
and Suits. They are in the very Latest Styles and Cloths.
SERGE SERGE
•
Remember, Ladies, you can still buy our Pure Waal Serges
at exactly hail price. Don't mass this opportunity of securing
enough for your New Spring. Dress or Suit: All shades to
choose from
$4.0.0 SERGE' le OW $2.00
GINGHAt4S G 1NGHAMS
Now as the time to get your Supply of Ginghams. We
have a complete ,range in .the very Nicest Colors. All sized
Checks and Plaids. They. were •Regular 50 and 60 cents a yd.
SPECIAL SALE PRIICE 33.. PER YARD.
J. A. STE • • ART
HIGHEST''PRICE PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.
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