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EXETER, ONT., 'TII U1.ESDA,Y MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4th., 1924
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V "-, hi< general ator•e in
Winchelsea to
.,•... •t1lz. Iti. L. I Dole Who -
.5, gets posses..
, siou, iii -October: iter. Skinner has not
=' yet decided u-li;at lie will do,
"LAND CA1,/L:-1"Y` JAI. BLOVcrE7,2.
Mr, Clifford -Hill, of Stephen, Who
�▪ == o er atss thz oe
ht
nb machine, had
` the iiiisf ort nate to get 'his hand eau-
-.":,....-- ght in the bio.. -der while threshing
on the-i'arm of' Mr. Geo. PenhaIe on
'Plrursday of hist week, Part of the
roger' 10 .1e right' laancl
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ERCHANDIS
Our Stock ,of Fall and i ll 'n aring•' corn l-
n Whiter Merchandise is lap c y e b. p
etion, We haye•bought heavily in anticipation of 'a Big Fall and 'Winter'
Business and we are ableto- otter exceptional Values in many. lines,„;to
p
Early Buyers,
Ladles' and Misses' Falb and.;:
Winter Coats at $15.00
D,ur Ladies"' .and Misses' Coats are much Lower in Price 'for the
coming Season. We have about 75 New Coats to select from 'with new
arrivals every, few days. We have a good gauge of Coats in Burberry
'Styles, also with' Fur Collars, .very Special Values at $15, Other Coats
in all. the. new Materials rips to $50, ' See our. Values in Children's coats.,
,Ladies' Muskrat ~Parr Coats
Muskrat will e ytl eLRPopu lair fur for Ladies' Coats for .: the coming
Season. We handle the 'Celebrated; Guaranteed Corristine . Coats, at
very Attractive Prices. `
FuR S AT ALF PRICE
We have about -a dozen �+`�1ar Sets ,for. Lathes in Wolf,' Fox, Sable
Wolf; Etc., which` we offer to 'clear •at .Exactly half -Dice.
Fall: Driesses and Suits
ewe nave a very Fine Stock ,of Ladies' Dresses and Suits for Fa11 aG.
very Moderate Prices. We handle the Celebrated Northway make among
others.
Large Flannelette Blankets, 2.95 pr.
25 pair of .Large. Size Flannelette Blankets, white or Grey, with
pink or blue borders for early Fall selling at• only $2.95 per pair:
Silk and l oo1 . r arch Yarns, 3c. pia hall
On Sale this week the well-known Starlite -and Silvertwis t Mori
arch Silk' and Wool Yarns., Dozens of popular colors, Regular Price 3 0c,
to clear this week at 23c
Men's All Wool Sb 3 air for 1
7' Dozen Men's .A11 -Wool 'work So'eks, just""the `thing for 'early Fall,
very Special Values at 35c pr. or or 3 pr for $1.
Fail Dress Materials
See our Beautiful range of New Fall • Dress Materials in Crepes,
Flannels, Silk' and Wool Materials, Etc.
MEN'S "BIG B" WORK SHIRTS THE BEST ON -TBE MARKET -FOR ..,
r ONLY $1.00'
PHONE 32 -
PHONE 32.
Mr.1 t•t
J XII"` 5ztrzsr has sold out
middle : f - f t
was taken 0... -:wild the others were
badly, cut lap." PI,e `iS getting along
• fine at prenent:.
'AOEIO 'ACCIDENT
. f- ,Three" men `trona Listowel. were
on their way to Grand Bend on Sun-
c- lay "ina Chey';x'olet-,'coupe, when, the
Y
met with . a
n acc.dezit front
Sodom,
when the car upset in the ditch.
One of the occupants was cut in the
face and another in the hand. Dr.
Graham of town :has called to at-
tend the injured,
TJFUTLE .LAD RUN, -OVER,
E3 TRACTOR'
= Master. -Russel Crews, son ot 11r•.
,and Mrs. Forrest Crews, of Toronto;
who has been visiting with his aunt
and uncle, Mr,..aild Mrs: Hy. El-
worthy,`" had the", Misfortune to be
=; run over by a tractor on Friday last
® The lad was riding with his uncle
on the tractor whea in some way
=t his foot slip ted and lie- fell in front
ofthe wheel"Tho tractor ryas on al we re so many with good exhibits.
down grade and,: before it could be' Following are the _ prize ivi,aners in
brought to a stop ,one of the wheels talc various classes,
had _.e,st array ed and keot residential
passed over the left side of the g1 Bunds _Nit- Davin Mack. Other
body, fracturing one of the ribs. It lard
iveVir is aidRouton, ckG. S. Hofer
was at first thought that he iuight and i F
TH 'FLOWER S1IOW,
The second annual bower show of,.
the Exeter liorticultur l Society "was
held on, friday and d Saturday last
and the profusion of bloom was a
real "treat to'flower' lovers. Last
year's show was good and this year
larger quarters were sought but
still the space was too limited to
propoily display, the large -exhibit
of flowers andMplants, The build-
ing in which the'flop ers Were drown
was the south half • of the Sander's`
block ' formerly used as a bowling
alley:, The 'room was the se,ene of
real beauty, the exhibits not only
being numerous but the duality of
the blooms were of a very high 'or-
der and the arrangement nt
g e of the vat,
ions exhibits showed that much tinxe
and artistic taste,had been used in
1I'egaring them. The show was the
one topic Of conversation during
'both days: Saturcla•y evening an
orchestra provided: splendid music,
The visitors were numerous and at
times packed the building. The,
public showed -thein appreciation of
the show and the work of the soc-
iety by making a tree -will contribu-
tion of over $60,'00. Mr, J. 5, Har-
vey, president- of the society, had
a magnificent 'Showing of choice
gladioli. He had " about two hun-
dred choice blooms on exhibition.
Mr's. Clarence Routley, of Woodham,
and Mr. Nathan Peck, of Hensall, al-
so , vI-
so liad choice exhibits in. gladioli
Mrs. Ws H. Dearing, Misses Andrews
and Mrs. McPherson had. fine show-
ings • of various kinds of flower's.
But in picking out ..few we ave not
doing' justice to others because there
limms
fommom
Sanwa
Waulea
Leemant
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tc:Lo.west. Prices
Rubber Belting in 2, 3, 4, 5, and
6 inch 'sizes.
Belt Lacing,. in sides 175
Cut Laces 200 pounds.
Belt Dressing 50 cents.
Cylinder Oil
Atlantic Red and Castor Machine
Oil and Arctic Cup Grease.
1 s
Pipe Wrenches
"Spiral Packing
Sheet Packing
t Globe Valves
Angle Valves
Candle Wick Packing
Asbestos. Packing
BUILDER'S HARDWARE AND
GLASS
Ask for falces.
THIS S•v' EI9:'S SPECIAL
WE s.11. -EVER ALUMINUM
,
in on Wax .750
1 '. Joe s s
x a
2 lb. Johnson's Wax 1.50
h son's Wax 2.85
4 lb. �Jo us .,,
1-8 0,l+'P ALL NEW PROCESS
OIL• COOK STOVES
s
',TTN5' IITIi$ING AND RA'V'ETROtJC HIN(
FURNACES AND I,'Lt"d]3ING ESTIMATES b'URNTSIIEI3
y 1MM.V ai
al • "'`eye ,y
aiid Pain-
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Stork
EXETER GIRLS DEFEA-'A' WOOD -
RAM IN SOFT BAIL
.A' girls soft ball game between
Exeter and Woodham was played in
town , Tuesday evening, • when the
home team defeated the visitors 18
to S. There` was a large attend -
ante •Hooper,
injltred internally, but no syiii-'. Asters, white -David Rowcliffe,, lV m
ptonts have developed and the little ljraed - Asters, 6 colors' D Ro'vcliffe,
fellow is getting along nicely.
I Dr, G. F. ,ltoulston, •
Annuals -W. H. 'Dentin;,, rise AdaOPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS 1 Andrew, iVlrs Clare.n;ce. Routly, Kirk-
ton
n iIl on Asters -
Miss May Jones was take I displayDavid Rowcliffe
Sunday with appendicitis and on 1I Clareatcc Bondy.
Tuesday afternoon she was taken to ` L'ahLas,-Dr Hyndman, Mrs. Jas.
Victoria i-Iosuital, • London, wherel iialley
she underwent an operation. The br arzthus; ,airrks,-J, S. Harvey, ;tars.
operation was successful andlatest Gl ttlil1T1 i l.,�a:n. .
� aColmection' .J. S Harvey,
reports state that, Miss • Jones is do-, ih.s Clarence Routly, Nathan Peck,
ing Her'•malty friends hope [-Jensen; white. or yellow, MI's. :la
_thateshe{naYhsva�a;sletdYt4vets
`Gnce;�.ou'tJv, T, ..S arve5, Dr:-F3ynal=
Miss Jones was visiting with her par- hiaa; pleat o,o;+ red , S4. Harvey,
encs Mr.' anti Mrs, J. G. Jones at j Soutltcott, iylH Het tie Sweet;
their sutiimsr cottage "Tire NIay-1 S � �i�Qids -African arvey Ivflss'AdalyAo_
flower, at .Grand Bend when she ;drew hiss Iiarding, W Id. Deasin,;,
class k li011. Dr. Gillespie, of I(it I 1 cncl ; ATiss Harding,Miss',--Ada, An-
was spending the ,week-; c.lrew, ; Mrs McPherson.
enci at Grand Bend, 'was called in, 1' Pansies -f, S. Harvey, Mrs, D. Mack'
IIe accompanied Miss Jones, to Lon- i'etuni,•rs-:Miss Andrew, W. Ii, Dear
Lee -a'iciwith the assistance of Dr. g
Graham, of t`ciwn. ,,,performed tate' Plrlox-�Dr. Itoulston, D. 12o�vclifl e.
operation. Roses -Mrs. D. Meek Wm, ;Ward.
ion.
DEATH O11 DAVID' RICHARD .. w et ,J.
Sweet Peas- Display, T. NI. Soutlt�:t�tl-�
.The death occurred' in Exeter an --\I.i•=• Thos Dinniey; Bouquet', ; Dr,
Sunday ,after a long and painful ill Hyr.•dman; �Irs. C. RDntlY•
ne'ss of Mr. David Richard in alis 80 Verbena -W. H. Dearing, M. R;
C otnplin
th year:,, The deceased had been ail- _nalas_Display, C. F. Hooper, G.
ing for 'some time with gangerine S. Howard, I. R. Carling; Giant, G. 5,.,
and a few weeks ago he underwent Howard, Miss Ada Andrew •' Dal 1'
• Snai .;Daago-S-�11Lss' Hasding,";Mis. C.
1 La
an operation when one of his big flotvered,Miss Harding I• T3 Carlin
toes was removed. Mr. Richard was • nu 11ec1 ax crested; ilViss Ada Andre;:
born in Dundee, Scotland, and when G. Howard.
B
a young magi came to : tkris country., asket• -o1 Gut Flowers -J, S. Ilarvey,
Shortly after coming out he settled Table Bouquet -Mrs, Clarence Rout-
on the Thames Road and•later mov- ly; 'Cs F. Hooper.
ed to a farm south of Exeter. About N'ouelty--Dr. Hyndman; T, R. Carl-
4V- PI Dearing.
ancea and plenty of excitement. The eight years ago he retired -and mov- nig•,
fair sex are gdod rooters as well as I ed to town. The deceased was 'twice Begonia -'Tuberous, W. H. De'aring
players. married. His first wife was Jessie A ,di eiv, o11n „Illutt e Miss At1a
�1• G Med; any other.I rata ,
The line",up Alexander, and of this family two F
Woodham -Nina McNaughton c;
Doris, McNaughton•,p; `Marjorie Sweit 1
zea ib; Marguerite Pickard and;
Grace Mills 3b; Millie Mills ss; Evel-
yn Wynn ss ; Carrie' Mills rf ; Rhea
Mills 11.
s
Exeter -Hazel Luther 1f; Edna
,,Russell--cf; Ruby Creech 3rd; Alice 1
Alert c; Inc Harding lst; 'Thelma
Taylor 2nd; Marjorie Clark'ss; An -
ern -
daughters and one sou survive, Mrs. a1Irs C . B. Snell, Dr. `Zoulston
Frank Gleed, of London Di
Mrs, Chas. t fey Plant -John Hunter, Mts. 'T
nuraey. ; �•\
Dominick, N. Y., and John, of Ste -Ranging Basket -Mrs, T. I)snnev
hien. ie wa,s
f 1<tISCE LANEOUS 4 .17EI4
On Friday evening last -Mise Flo-
rence Nolry gave a nail
S Seellanoous
$ ioti er to Miss Mabel Walker, bride-
elect,
ri le-
elect, when ribout thirty younglad-
ies were present aiid" preaellted the
gest of honour' with, many beat1tiful
gifts, a�'i'he presents were. brought
in a large wadding cake made, of box,
es artistically decorated. Games
and amuse e' a
anxzt,a were lie i Victor-
ia
in Vlctax
is Paz•k followed by a corn, marslx-.
mallow and weiner roast around im
camp fire; Needless to say the girls
had a very joi,y evening,
LOCALS
Messrs 'Colizt Viglo, ,1u'oy Wigle,
Curtis Mickle artd Fred fiiokle, of
Amhei'tsbux ,, on their re •'"‘
g turn tr,rp
from Toronto Fair, spent the week-
end the guests of Rev: and Mrs.
W. E. Donxze'lly.,
iVir. C. W. Webb, M. .A,., late of
Brandon, ou
d
11San.-.
and Miss' ss•lI
az
Y
G,
Bane
Bayne, of Newbury, _
tlxe new teach.
er•s on the . Exeter H. S. staff, have
arrived in .town and haye commen-
ced their
new duties.
ire
s
The president, secretary and the
agent of the Hay, Mutual Fire Ins-
urance .Co., met the directors and
officers -of the Jsborne and Hijbert
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., at Far'-
quhax, on Monday afternoon to con-
sult over the •new Fire Insurance
Act, and to decide on'some plan of
co-operation to best meet the re-
quirements
e-
cluire rents when it comes into force
the first of next month.
et :Js
e eater
IN ORDER TO DO SO' WE HAV
A, TEST, ROOM EQUIPPED TEST. IJOUIPI L1? ��"I.e I
'THE MOST . MODERN OPTICAL.
INSTRUMENTS AND. THE HN0W;
'LEDGE OF HOW TO USE THEM
BACIsFD UP WITH 25 YEARS '01.1
EXPERIENCE AT SIGHT 'TES'Ti.N
AND SPP GT ACLS FITTING,
WE (')AN_ OJJP YOU
SATISI{'ACTION GUARANTEED
S. Fitton,
Registered Optometr'.ist, 1
• Labor Day passed off very quietly
in P.xeter on Monday.` Two -rinks
went to London to bowl, Several'
spent the day at Grand Bend anc;1;
quite a number took a 2. 1
_ t 1, in lir,scl,,.i,.l,
tournament at 'Thames load;
JPA A OLTf t�
a
r.� ay f ,,
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a -ray9
In a tale of love aifd weird adventure in the south. sea rsl
One of the most ui:l a
a rend' and realiSi'te501.lt� � .,1,2:
ty e<,. Island. aCk. [?, �,
�"r�•cs- r 0�
mauled
1 led the second :Mrs, ,McPherson.
time to Ann Jane Hodgert, his be-
reavedido Who. w tiv vro with th one son,
Leslie, are left to mourn thein' loss, EXETER: PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The deceased was a member, of Promotion Revert for. Room 1.T.
Coven - Presbyterian church, The Proulote e to Itponia, III; acrid to.. Jr.' TTt
funeral was held 'on •Wednesday •af -Honors. Ruth Fraser 80, Kenneth
.t
.te
ne Wiilert p; Golda Wells rf.
Score by innings
Woodham 2 0 3 1 2 8
Exeter 0 10 5 3 0 18
BORN
JOIINS-4In Usborne, on August 26,
to Mr. and Mrs: Clarence johns,
, a son.
McDOUGALL--fn Hibbert, on Aug-
ust 31st to Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McDougall,a daughter, an
VEAL -In Exeter, on Thursday, a
August 28th.; to 117. and Mr•s. Wm. ge
S. Veal, a' daughter. er
MARRIED
WILSON -WALKER -In Exeter on
September 3rd at the home of the
bride's grandmothor, Mrs, 'Win.
Walker, Miss Mabel Walker to Mr.
Thomas Morley Wilson, son of 1VIr,
andr
lI s. David Wilson, of. Dres-
den by Rev. W. E. Donnelly,
DIED
RICHARD- In Exeter, on August
31st
David1'
Richard, cl
ret cl 1i' 'n
z s SOth
z
1'noon interment in - theExeter
• cemetery.
Hockey 1.
7? Jean n Ross
J 78 Howard Ker-
slake r Iter -
slake 78, Dorothy Luker 77.Promoted
to .Room .III, • but retained in Se; H. -
jean Pilon, Vera I:estle. • Promoted to
? coin . Int Sr. ll, --Honors, Edith
RE -OPENING 'OR+! 'SCHOOL
The streets of Exeter presented Clysdal,e 90, Adeline Sto.ac 85 • Pass
th,e liveliest appearance_ Tuesday Alton, Nelson;
that t they have on a week day all layecl until 010 opening of school, on
summer. The fact was that school
had re -opened and ' the boys and
girls were preparing to enter upon
another term at the halls of learn -
g, The boys and girls were all
gog at nieeting old friends and
tting acquainted with new teach-
s. There are quite a number who,
are coating to the Exeter High Sclt-
dol•' for the first time and in adclit-
ion;some of the smaller children
with their best bib and tucker were
starting off for the first HMG, There
is a .general change in, the classes �• R,,,q
owing to the nr
Sr
rtrOr
promotion \
1 o ion
WO aI now Ow lite )a Cd all
The Exeter srhoot rn< de a eldend <I
kurds o:L repairs on broken Pri,•tnLos,
11
y
account of not knowing how ninny of N;k'
those ,promoted I2toorn 1II, could ac -1
c ni iodate, Y4
N. r1veedd, teacher,
YryryY��p A ili
_
r 1
cr to do a
C r
showing, in fact, one of the best i
n' whereas before; we had'to send them
the province for Late past term and to Loddon or elsewhere.
it is hoped that
the term 1
ust star-
ted
St1-teh will Meet with lasso as gratify-
ing resulte. The I. S. staff'thiseyear
is composed of sax; teachere: 11r:: E.
J. `GVethey, IVT.. .sae Principal; Fly.
Bowers, M. ,t1,., Miss At 7+. Ross; of
Clifford, Mr, C. '(V; 1`i�e<°r.r,�',
of Aur tier', 'late of: I'S.•1 mclr r
Miss Maty E Rojo, I3. .A.; o1 Gan
anogue, and Miss Mary G. payee,
o,f. '.Newberry. The ptYbli;c schoo'
staff is the sante as last Year.
HEAVY � ' r
1Z' SIA11L r :I R . '4 ,
D' .c9.,.1.I'f� TO
year. _ y 1 YOUR 0't%N LEN SES, $ z;IITLI
YOU Vir.AIT, $3•00.
3CP AC.I,ES, L:@.1t(I+i I,PNS:Tt3S,
$.1:00 .and 1.3r.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and •Mi's. John R. McDonald
announce the engagement. ot their
daughter, Olive Irene, to Mt', 7. G,
Davis, of 'Toronto, sou of Mr. and
MrS. Jos. Davis, of Exetex'', the a1a1-
tiage to tape ..place 1110 :I 5th of Sept-
ember.
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GIIILI SAUCE -1 1 qt ba elect et: ripe tornatoes,.7t poeletl,
4 large onion', ehopned fine, 1 .email: red p.ppors, shopped,
l0 table, enoolis brown sagas,, 5 teaspoons salt;, 5 erns cider
Vinegar; put on stove and boil till done.•.
SWEET CUCUMBER FICKL gi
Soak 4 warmth -sliced arieultt-';.
bers, or ghealtins,, in strong
brine for 3 days, then soak in ;
clear water for. 3 clays, Bhang- 1!
ing the water each day. Sim -
mei: slowly in weak vinegar,. iF
with a small piece of elan.) for t.
lrohre and drain, boil to;eth-
er with tilt) following and pour
rr
over for 3 days, heating oileh '
day: 1 or. al:l-spice buds, 1 oz.
cinnamon buds, 1. or. -celery
'
seed, 3 pints White. Spirit Vita -1
eget,' leY: brown eugar,
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()AT&T() C.\ rl OITP T:r..e 1
bushel of tc'inl }tort,,, ou,- thetas
into small pieces, boil until soft
Thou. rub them through. s' wire "s
s.iove acid 2 p i tis t" `
, 1? x o . �4'ltil,c. 1 ✓-:.1.
Spirit Vinegar, 1 pint of s1lt,
14 lb. of whole cloves, 14 lb.
of tail -spice. 1 ta.blespoanf'at1 tar,
beater pepper, 1 good sired pod
of red pepper (whole.) Mix to -
gather
tud boil
until rca
,.uCC;d
to irala-ball they quantity. 'When
eohl strain, 'through. a ()olrt;Trt-an''
and.
bottle, Ju 1 �.
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<al the �� i 1, �:;
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