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EXETER* ONTARIO', T, IURSDAY MAR. 24, 1921
SANDERS CREILCIT •
Why not haste, rules for parking the
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r Corner
;street earner loaifer as .well as for,
aytnmbbiltts ?
Aar is over and yet in 1921 it Germany's ,forty ;years of 'prepara-
t' Ca'nada $226;757,087, without
f any of the capital indebt-
s. In the Mace; Of Chas is there
reason why Germany should not
Phone Sia
TAMAN'S
For
.All Kinds
of
Men's
8pr,ngwear
t:aihs have now beep, ,turned into 40
yews Qf reparations;
It is astonaahang how people who
would scum to take anything unpur-
chased ,from a store endeavor to
seeure.ifreeeadverta,sing; in newspaper
The following from the 1VVin gham
Tune; Zs coahese•, well put, and ex -
,presses our sentiments .on the smatter.
—"The small town; paper has often
been accused• of :being too coaaser n-
tive because it refuses to pubiisb a31
the scandal and horrible details which
accompany soma unusual and htnfor-
turttte, local Affair. But in the first
place the small town .editor is nearly
always eacqueinted with the people con-
certed, and synnpathizing with their
feelings, cannot add unscruputczus pub-
licity to. tie already oppressive bur-
den:. And wpuld itniet tee wisest if
rnoee Qf the city papers were also
censeretetive? Reporters seedily ado
mit that, after publicity has been
given yo some horrible crime, :the
same crime cs likely to be repeated
many times :.n almost ,the same: as -t
ne': W.e .are all influenced by the
power of suggestion„ more tlhan we
acre will'ri: to admtt,,but espeeiatly sus_
ceptible are ttacise persons of weaker
minds who pee capable Nei commaitilug
some aitrachty. They .have already a
tent criminal. sense, 5.t.. tartly takes a
feel cleeeriptxou of soma deed to
n them to sires . ar act I•n. Cort�
a Ot comes to publish,
lag iltet details c'( crane, :is alway:s a
circ
PAY HIGHER LICESSta
Insurance agents, w,lralr until recent-
ly paid a License fee of $3.00 la the
•Gove nment for the priviege v wr t-
ting up insurance policies, are now corn -
gelled to pay a separate license
of $3.00 for the different kindI s of
insurance. An agent handling lire, life;
automobile and easuaity insurance w`ll
now pay $12 for the license, where
lheretefore ,he paid, only $3.00 for the
tot, Where the agency is under a
firm name each member .of the item
:,s Fetiuired to take out a separate 1'e
curse, while previous to this recent
protnacial enactment one license would
suffice.
"'GLAD TO GREET
you, old top, by Jove, you're locking;
fine, Where did your get such a swell
lgent fitting sort of clothes?„ "At
the tenor, right demo Man
Best in team, they say. At,
t be fitted me with the best suit
vex had. Not high priced, eft -
"Looks good to nne, toc. 1T1
ihddtdr my next suit from. them, Sure."
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SUITS ..» 20 to
{' .. .,. $ S40, • o
OVERCOATS $20
RAINCOATS $15
WW. Taman
Tailor& Furnisher
FARM BU?DINGS CHEAPER.
lin paints, oils, turpentine, etc., one
wiliesee. a •decided drop, which should
stimulate: a big panting program on
1'he .(.arms where pain,taag has b'cen
neglected Co-,sonne time, ,says laga-
eine Hall in an article an, last week's
issue of Farmers' alegazime!, Building
hardware is ;also lower. Tar paperhas
advanced, but ready roofing material
is stationery. But perhaps the bright-
est spot in: the building program is
the drop in :galvanized siding, roofing
and shingles. One yea,; ago 28 -.gauge
corrugated sheets were, $;12 as against
$9.50 ,now, while gallvanized medal
shingles leave fallen frons • 312.50 per
thousand to $10 75.:
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LENS S LENS
HOLOPHANE LENS, • tested to;, 2T- C. P. B. _
,JQ41NSTON'S V. RAY, tested to 32- C. P. B.
McBETH ' GRE`EN VISOR, tested to 31- C. P. B:... aea
Good''BtiSis-in,Used Cars
,. ... 53.50
.$1.50
.............. ...$6.00
DO,Itt, MODEL 9, SPECIAL, EXCELLENT iNING ORDER
1.af GRAY DORT MODEL 9, BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
T. H. NEWELL
lor
Feed
HARVEY'S FLOUR IS 'GOOD?
r • • • FLOUR.
YOU NEEL)
S
E O1zEG
RE
AL GOOD
FEED TO PUSH YOUR PIGS
• • ,. ••
. ALONG. ,
YOU CANNOT PUSH THEM WITH
OAT AND BARLEY CHOP THIS'
YEAR.
TRY OUR SHORTS, FEED FLOUR,
OIL'CAKE OR TANKAGE.
TRY FEEDING• YOUR COWS SOME
• -• SHORTS AND WATCH RESULTS•
arve ros.
e eee for the officials conducting
the referendum election. have been re-
dosed from those tha.t previously pre
vvUe4 �nsderr the new tariff return-
ing wry get; ,w2 per poll in-
stead of $4; deputy returning offiec-
era will get. $7 per day nrtatteed of $8;
and ,poll 'clerks $4 ;instead of $5,
Large posters Iu e,e been, put un. eizt
Exeter showing vgters how to g#et
'rhea -moues on the voters' ,est for the
coming referendum. R. N. Creech is
the substitute rev s;j,'tg officer, ay -
pointed by His Honor Judge L. H.
Dickson. revs.ng officer for Huron
South, and he wj t be at hiss -off ee
nest wet for the purpose of hear -
in and deciding appeals, more oartac-
ularly t 10 a.rn. and `: p.m. If you
are a British -subject, 21 years of
Jae On April .18th next, been a resa-
deat pf Canada for one year and of
Ontario sfor t%vo months prior to Feb.
1st, and are now t resident of Exe-
The enowbailing ease against sev-
eral ;bests bias been. witlhdravet.
A drop of $1140 a tau in the price
rof bard coal :,a To:Ont,o is annciuneedw
Miss Grace Graham of London spent
Sunday with her brother, Dr. Graham:..
Miss Grace Creech, is „home from The
Strxtfrrrd Business College for the
•Easter Ito ?days.
1f:s. Robert Stonehouse of Bel-
g=`,?,se. s -:ted with Mr. and 11rs. C:
:Barney Jas week.
Crediton
A meeting of our eball fans was
held in, Ewald'a shop on lilenday night
A good number werepresent; aaad ev-
erybody wars entltusias"tio and deter-
mined to have, our team win the tro-
phy this year if ,a leagge is fornaed.
Fred Kerr .acted as chairman and
teat produce the proof and. attempt Freeman elorhock secretary o. the
to have you: name ,put on the liar meeting. The hollowing Kofficers were
- .tis :nc:t already on thO lase a> us- eleeteed,---Hon. Pres., Herta. K. Eilber
ed tfor a ,proa�.ir>cnl ele tr'on of Oe -Fres., Ezra Hetist; Vice -PAs. Fr:d
tabes., 1919. Heist _S ,-Treas., Freeman, Mor -
CORN �* 'lock; Scorer, -Sam Wein; Captei.0 of
COR11t BORER, uhe Tooth •Bil`l. Metz; afanager, Herb.
Owing to the supposed presence et: Fe rrer. A vote cif nk , as ten
dere d tlw officers of the past ye s
the .Suropean corn borer an embargo fee eater services`.,
has been placed on the export of cob ! "Speetai vervxces`atv011 be held ist the
coat :4'rom. the townships of Usborne i Evangelical Church next Friday morn -
and. Stephen. The embargo w hs first a:na'• Qn Sunday irx corr,ttectlan «yith
;placed on the former township Jit;i ;tat tare a rleeee-. 'recepttoar of members
eetce then on Etre latter! Had it been Mrs. R, Wilson has returned home
pla: ed Ott, tate one ',township silly= ie
would hare. ,pretiertt, d the .Otrmees z'aea a sheet visit with friends in Galt
�rarn deliver:mg corn to the Ea'.ter ° e Csp to a the scale which bP'w
•1nu:ng Factory, but si�rtee thv errs• here on Sunday verb ittle. damage as
f a ;c► has been placed on both twvn •ported,
t^ps there, wilt be'cathing te' pr.vent taus school zlost s on .Tlaursday'for
Ate .farmers :froirt both townships tali -
sat a rn.u) the tactary. just how the lirigat‘aSee ete pazl'ents, whs. o intender-
�:n borre,:r .could surv'ivc the .heat to
vort-
ooeh ehe, corn would be raised in an., iv, alae r hich'ldre n !.tier ,;th:* holidays;
s:la:e arocess s not exp4aitied, and i"ey cn ay all benefit tTna their lesscae
alCs s the vr-,xy fsv which ih'e corn is' fr e& the very start,
04 course
of Aby tlae ('inning Company.
0. course in the {kernels used far
canning the ;borer is not present, as
lt is the cob fie" the stock it Fars,
Local News
\Ir. Geo. Windsor left Monday for
`Toronto to consult a specialist re-
garding his health.
The special,Sessans in.•D&mest'.-e Sco
eatce which were given in the Insti-
tute a rooms the past ,len days came
to a clols'e on Frldday might by a, St;
Petrick's Banquet, being held in the
lawn Ball., The ladies had every-
tlh:ng prepared in a tasty .manner, aril
much discussion took place, among the
men as to the contents of the differ-
ent preparations 'svhicb were served.
TM ladies thane proven apt nupals
and showed 'their ability that night al-
right,
l-
rghrtt After the i-. ,,nuet short ad -
Sunday was a very warm day, Ove i dresses; were givens by the 17emtasara-
er.•eats were discarded and people sat tor, \alas McTavish of .Parkhal, and
an the verandahs in comfort, Revd's Brook axed Hauch pf this place.
'Messrs. Alvin Brentnell and Harry These are trying days .for the poor
B erlitg have bean engaged by Mr. T. chap wlho must make :out his Income
Ii, \es%I 11 to assist 91+a, .his Gray Dout Tax returns. The post -office has re -
Sales business, ceved a supply of forms.
The Post Office Inspector was in
town on Monday making! an .inspec-
tion, of .the local, office. Needless to
say Freeman had everything in spick
and span order.
Francis Clark has bought a gasoline
pump to serve the Public and twirl
have it planed, in position before long.
Hugo Shenk has been hired by Otto
,Ewald to aesis't him 'Fn the, butchex
business. and Roy Shenk will ],earn
the blacksmithing at Dan ,McIsaa,c's.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaufeld of California.
are visiting Mr. and Airs. Jos. Haiat
and 'other relatives in our midst,
Henry Eilber attended a meeting of
the Directors of the Hay Township
Fanners' Insurapce , Co. in ,Zurich on
Saturday.
Roy Golding witlhave arecital, giv-
en by his pupils `in the Town: HAI an
Friday evening. I -t Is a long time since
an )ent'ezitadstment;tof this nature was
'Wein here 'and we know the public
rnnignt eiZee will he anxious to shear the o progr_ss
r i dfa'o re- the students have made -under e. -he
m'of'1t85,-
teaching of,l2r. Golding. A server col-
' • , ;on lection teal ,be taken to defray mi nae
expens
The es Friendly Biblle Class will hare
a ,sale. at Pritzeas inn Beaver's Shiap
on Thursday 'evening.
An exchange trays that house paint
is,down 35c a' gallon,• steam cylinder
oil 25c. a gallon, and motor car oil
about 10 centts.
Mr, W. 3; CarU g has purchased'
Airs, iBlake's house on Carling street.
;lir, ;Carling will da some renovating
to the premises before occupying it
letr. Peter Case of the London Road
North, had a successful sate on Tues-
day, and will move to Hensall after
taking e ;trip west during the summer.
James Reynolds has resigned his
position es manager of Huron. Ccun-
ty House of Refuge, located at Clin-
tan, and will resume farming in
the .same locality. He and Mrs. Reyn-r
olds were an undoubted success in.
managing the House and it is armost
too bad, they are le give up 'the po-i
�it'tosrl , ,
The county sloe,- leas"eceiv'edf.a
ter ,from the: Orttar�a G
tifying him of the e�
fund to the ' `;, untyoo,,
44L37, Last: iyv's ,
Good Roads ee,uxP as ap-
proximately *205,i�fe", nd ;tl b $85,441:
37 .fez whit a c quje" ns being for -
Warded, is the -pe ce lEage of such
expenditure •the •G'ov;eriament bears.
Mrs. Richard Davis, who has been
id St. Joseph 'Hspital, London, Coir
the, past tbreer weeks, im.d'ergaing
!treatment, was 'operated on Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis has been in a critical con-
:clition -for many months, her case. baf-
fling the of the .medicat1'ptiofes-
sian ,as 'Ela the aaatture, of her trouble,
The X=ra'y ,wtes- app lied, .but even this
did not > locate the trotiblee. The op-
eration revealed that she was suffer-
ring froan ap ,end.icief s, and whiile she is
ern taf weak conclitione she. now gives
promise of recovery, Dr, Hindman
and Mr. Davie were in. Lo'nedon Tues-
day when the patient was opera -tied
;oce. a
W iLLIS—DAV EY.
A -pretty wedding was solemnaaaed
at the&hnn%ee ,of the brides parents,
Mr, a;tad"Mrs,, R \Dawley, Con. 4, Ste-
phen, on Wednesday, March 23rd at
12 o'clock high moon, \when 'their
daughter, Carrie eA,., •eaves united r en
marriages to :John N`° \Willis, son ,o;
vIr,' J, l:- Welts tof Exieit(er, in 'the
p.eesence of albaut sixty goes ts. The
bride was ,T4eired in i .navy suit cif
gabardine, with picture . hat to match
and-+care:ea a corsage; bouquet of Op-
helia roses. ; The wedding -march was
played :by tvt,st Viola Hadgert. from
the Chorus by Lohengrin, and during
the signfng,oif the register Miss',Maie
Hodg *rt sraauhg e"O Perfeot Day,.,, Af-
ter t
f-ter± the. ceremony, :which was ,perform-
ed by the Rev, A. Sinclair, the guests
repaired to tthe dining room, where a
dainty wedding dinner was ,served,
The groom's gee{e+ to the bride was a
necklace, and ;tee the pant and
soloist a ' brgache each.: ' Mr.
and etrs. Willis IeCt on the evening
train !for Sarnia, St Thomas and Lon-
don, and, on 'their return they well•
reside, &ti the groom's fine farm onethe
Centralia
Miss Winnie Essery of•London.spent
the week end Jit .tier' hope here.
•Mr. Wilfred Anderson visited with
fr'�eatds here lover Sunday.
' Mr, and Mrs,. Routledge were 'in Ex-
eter ;aver Sunday;
The members ,of the ..Ladies' Aid
who live. on, thea :2nd , of Bicidulph and
Usborne entertained all the ,members
of the Aid and their husbands to a
s
t, our su beeand social even-
ingu a P P
'The charge was 25. cents.
The members of the Ladies' Aid cm
the '2nd of , Stephen held a Pie'Social
in the' school house,Friday eeven'eng
and:.realieed $47.00. •
Letitia Jerk Carling whsle out play -
Leg ,last Saturday fell Land broke the
bone in his' elbow,. He 'is being cared
for 't D � dm- s off' e at Ex-
eter. e r. H n n uc
a of �
„ 'Y
Me Connor's sale on :Mo.nday 1as'i
was very successful, good prices be-
iphg real't'ized. ,
Mr. Alvin •BBii,'ntncll, who has taught
Fraser school for a number .of years,
has Accepted p. po�sitioen, with Mr. New-
ell of ,Exeter and wiyll leave hits duties
here at Easiter.
84r Frank Marshall of Blyth visited
his' ,sister, Mrs;. George Hicks, las't.
week,
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Usborne
Mr. ,Melville f4enn's sale an Thurs-
day East. brought good prices. Seven
caws witlz cnlv`ei, at foot,averaged
$761 , 3 yearling 'heifers averaged e �1"� l e
alie0U, 2 yearling,' bulls $13700 The J. A. S1] .ABT
heghes� 'Moe Vas fora five-year olid
2nd concessioia of Sceplhest. ,The .Ad- e v with three -weeks: calf a foot HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR, • ALL PRODUCE.
vec =tie' JO., Ile the many-frhends''1 con -• eeet5,00, Total +bef sage. was 31527,30.
g.reeulat;ons kind goad wishes. C, ,W, Robinasion was the auutiloineletL
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BIRTHS
rtfcI' egney—in Clinton Hosp r tal, on
march 13, fa 1?et,T. Anal Mrs. S, E.
:vIeKeoaey, a laugh -er.
Kerrcck--In Usborne, on; (arch 17, ;o
Air. and Mrs. Joseph E'er -aide a son
Rowe --At Science Hi1ll, Blans^.ard. on
Maxair 12, to ?1!'r. and Mis. Edgar
Rowe, a daughter.
MARRIAGES
Graleten-.Rowci::,°fe In London on
March Nc.ratan; Mf. Graham,' to
Elva lse c daueeter of :lir. and .Airs
David Rarvvelt`fe of Exeter.
Swat—Scott—In. Windsor, on Mar.23
Victor Swe t o Cleve and. son of
\ir. sal Mrs. Turas. Sweet of Exe-
ter, to Was Ina Scott %z. \V ndsor.
31e 1.42n- Moliard—In Parkhill an, Mar.
14, Ida Florence Mollard, daughter
ear. ;.std firs. Joseph Mallard of
Parkhill. to Thomas Reid McLean of
Detroit.
Willis- Davey—ln Stephen, . at the
home of ;the bride's .parents, on
March ;3, John N. 3V.illis, son Pati
Mr. John Willis of Exeter, to Carr
A., daughter of ,lir. and Airs:, Rich:
Davey of Stephen.
DEATHS
Snearn--.In Blansbard,. on March ,i''er 12th
I.^11;an Sited ir, wof Gera,:d Spear -
in, aged 23 }ears, 8 months.
resneur—In Exeter, on March 19th.
Ed;',lt ecacur, daughter al elr. and
lir.. W. H: atencur, age. 34 years:
la k:re---1n Clanton. on iNterch 12, Jahn',
Eekitt. coed 81 years.
Re ev er--1n Usborne, en 'nerd) 19th, +.
Verna, daughter of Mr:; and „\lois.
Samuel Seaver, .aged 7 .years,.
Pilcher --At Detroit, on March 10, Mrs.
W. E. Pilcher, nee Emily Hess, as- -
.ed 42 years,
O-+een-{In Hay Towlaship, Cal March
f3th. Lloyd Woodrow, only son of
Mr. and Mrs:. Robert tGreen, aged,
2 yews and, 2 Jacinths,
Prost -O -Lite
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Batteries
RAND 4E\V SHIPMENT JUST IN_
ORDER NOW.
Taylor
Tire andBa
e
on't Read .This
Unless You Need Fence
WE ARE OFFERING FOR CASH (J1 TO AIARCM 31st --
8 WIRE FENCE, 12 STAYS TO THE ,ROD FOR 60c.
THIS OFFER CLOSES ON MARCH 31st. WE WILL TAKE CART
OF ALL ORDERS UP TO THAT DATE.
131/3GIES.—WE NAVE A FEW BU "AT PRICES
THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU. i R0 m. TIdEAI,
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B LITTER CARRIERS, ATER. ILC U TANKS,
STABLE FITTINGS AT SPECIA ES;CAR
GOODS, ROPE ALL SIZES, a -P YS, 1sT
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE B. T. SINGLE „•PAIL , STEEL TRACK.,
„ea..,
DE LAVAL CREAMP'A.RATORS. REPAIRS ALW tS ON HANDY.
AGENTS FOR ot5MINsON ELECTRIC,„ S"1 'al. -,,
. eco.
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Massey -daft. Show Rooms.
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FRANCIS Sc WILLIAMS '
Honesty is -our Policy..4
'e iv•e arta Let Live our Motto
J. A. STEWART
Phone 16
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We have a choice assoa-trnent of Room Rugs in+,Weit1'ton's,
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Great Clearing Sale of Raincoats
JOB +LOT OF . MEN'S, BOYSF, LADIES' AND GIRLS'
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ALL SIZES SEVERAL COLORS..
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