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EXETER,.'ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER. 18th, 1924
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MINIM
o.lete Showing of Fall
Coats, Suits a nd Dresses
LOCALS ; coi1IRrC. NICATIoN`
I,,. MI. S. J. Hogarth left for the west
= On "'Tuesday.
Mr: and Itlrs- Phil. ltowcliffe of
London"," spent Fair Day in town.
1 Mrs. .las, Sherbroolc, of Loudon,
= boro, is'visiting with Mr. Robt, Kers-
lake.
= Mr. Jos Bawden has retulnecl to
p
town after visiting With . relatives in.
lGodericf.
Mrs. Wood returned to Hamilton
on TueS,clay after uisiting` her bro
'—
ther, Mr: H. Walter.
)VIrs. -J, W. Mallett, of London, is
.e. visiting with Mr, .ancl Mrs. Esti Hey
wood for . a week:
Mr. and Mrs: Leslie McNaughton,
of Sarnia,..,,yVere• v Siting relatives in
Usborne during the past week,
Mr. Beverley � Y A 11 • c Sson,'••ofToronto
= is spending his iholiclhys with his
ents, Mr. aiid Mrs, W. T. Acheson.
Doreen, a little, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Ike Simms, had the misfoi•-
nee
tune to suffer 'a green fracture on
Wednesday morntllg. She was play-
ing'and-was going" down some steps
when she fell falling 011 her arm.
an inter On Tuesday evening • the Young
Never in the history of this store have we shown such a finerange
of Ladies' and Children's ready-to-wear garments as the one showing for
the fall and winter. Among other makers we are local selling' agents
for the wellrknown Northway'Garments. Some of the most popular
materials for coats .are in Cahiei's hair;;' cut plush, velour, inyrvella
Caineline,' Channel Cloth, etc, Prices are much lower ;this season, See
our special' ladies' and misses'' chats plain and with fur -trimmed, collars
at $15.00:,
130Y'S AND GIRL'Sr REEFERS 'IN NAVY and l BROWN NOW IN STOCK
Fall and Winter Hosiery,
Underwear, Etc.:
Our stock in these lines are now complete: We handle only Stan-
dard lines of underwear suck as Watson's Turnbull's Penman's _Stan -
field's Leniord's, 'etc. Values better than ever,
Ladies I3rushed Wool Sweaters'
Brushed wool 'sweaters are very ' popular; this season. We have •lust
received many new styles•"a•t popular .prices. •
We
_Men's'and Young Men's
Fall and Winter Overcoats
Tho new winter overcoats for men, young men and youths are here.
will be glad to°show you these lines,They are real values.
P11ONE o2
PHONE 32
People's League of James st. 11ot-
ored. to the home a of NIr.
. Jas,' Shap -
ton for a weiner 'Oast. Over 60 at-
tended -sand the ,crowd was well
treated. Pumpkin, pie and marsh
mellows- followed. the w
enters: The
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evening :was concluded by a social1
The Exeter titer Fair *as held on CCred-
nesday and ideal weather prevailed. revaile i. ' f
A very large croircl was present:'q
time around bonfires in the orchard
To the Editor of the Exeter Times
Dear sir:—
In last week's edition of the
Advocate a letter was published from
the lien of my good friend, the Rev.
t Ashlyn Trumpet•, in which some very
l strange statements were made r ela-
tive " to the temperance campaign.
These statements seem to be so
Strangely incompatible with the facts
that I am constrained to appeal to
your generous courtesy for the pr,iv-
llege of a reply,
First I would like you to consider
this Very puzzling statement—, -"The
pretence that this world is made bet-
ter by removing temptation° is an in-
sult to Almighty God," Then ou
whole battle against every' form 0
moral evil should cease, The ten
vices of ancient Rome that Lecky
speaks of should be brought back.
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The clock of moral progress should
be turned back until every nameless
evil that ever polluted the world
should be unloosed again. But be
reminded that God never placed in
this world any infernal business to.
unman men: The Great Architect
never created a Government liquor
store to dealnout its vile concoctions
to degrade
man.
an.
Secondly, it is emphatically stated
that some certain undefined`` We" are
opposed to the intemperance of the
O. T. A. It is only fair that the rest
of us should know who this "We"
nclu
des. I am -quoting from an 'of-
icial document of the. Social Service`
Council of the Church of England in
Canada, published after a careful
nvestigation of the working of Pro
ibition in the various Provnces of
anada—"The benefits gained from
hose laws are almost incalculable,'
nd the very thought of going back
o the old system is out of the clues -
on In a word the Church of Ding
and in Canada is solid for Prohibit
-
on.
The exhibits in mdst lines were ex- it
cellent. The sho`11ug of r 11o1ses wast c
= a -little light, but .Mie showing of '1 t
cattle was good. Horse racing was a
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SOL HARD' ARE STORE-6'�MTH THE rlIG STOOK AND LOW
+ STORE ,
"PRICES
Com tete Line o . Stoves and eaters.
SEE THE NEW SUPER I-IEA.'TEI, AT .$7r I.00' '. •
QUEI3EC COOT STOVES I'I3.Oill$30.00 IP
RANGES FROM $0.00 'UP
I ,' 2Z N 50 ..
STOVE P' i .
lil.l<Ja ��C. ELBOWS • AND 3.�h.
30.
.Don't }vait :for cold, weather, look over y`ona.• lxapxes.
WEAR EVER.ALUMINUM VWARE.ALL LINES RDDTJCED,,
It T
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FLOOR JO . NS UN u :C'LO WAX
OR WV
1 L13, T.IN 75c.
2 LB. TIN $1,50
4 LB, °I'IN 2,90
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L N 0 G REG. $2.00 SPECIAL ler
DAIR DAY .$1.70 PER SQ.
TINSMITIr7NG HOT WATER .HEAT- PIPING '
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'FURNACE' . CD w0 ING ETC. I'l r l INGS; V'ALV
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BORN
"1UI'NBULL—in Hensall, on Sept. 9
to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Turnbull, nbull, a
daughter,' (Lillian Jean.)
I U13DY—In 'T3 x
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sa 1, on Sept. 2, to'
Mr. and Mrs. Lenwood Purdy, a
daughter,
W.LLDFONG—In Dashwood on Wed,
Sept. 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet
Wildfonga a son,
CLARK—In Hensail, on Friday,
Sept, 12th„ to Mr. and Mrs. Alf-
red Clark,
lfred,Clark, a son.
VENNER—In Hibbert, on Sept, 16th
to iVlr, and Mrs. Wesley Venner, a
Son:
MARRIED
McXAIr—FENWICK—At the Queen
St. East; Presbyterian church Tor-
onto on. September 8, R
I by Rev. W.
H. Andrews, Miss Agnes Campbell
only daughter of Mr. anc'1 Mrs. D.
Fenwick, of Farquhar, to Mr.
James Phillip McKay, of New
, York.
DIED
HUMI7STON--In thensall on Mon-
day, September 15th, Matilda, Hen-
, ry, beloved wife of the late Sam-
uel B. 1- uineston,' aged 75 years.
�'rPUBLECETE
. tat
Care. are now prepared to clo all
kin cls of repairs on broken. 'frames,
whereas before, we had to send them
to Loudon or elsewhere.
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SHELL 'PRANCES TO
Yoi.ri OWN LENSES, S, WHILE
YOU WAIT, $3.00.
SPECTACLES, LARGE LENSES,
$1.00 and UP.
Dr 'o
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CIICIROPEAC''J'O"i & 0?Ti€'TAN
MAIN ST. .E:.I�JTE R, ' ON'T.
7G':CIOiV'.1+7' • 70
held on the track aiid in the evening i t
"Green Stockings" 'was put on in t;he,' ti
opera house to almost a full house. 1
Y Mr. Thos. Ballantyne, of the West l
who has. been visiting ,Mr, A. Do
and other friends i 1this conamun.it
lxacl the misfortune, on Monday t
collapse on the sideu'alk and in: fall
ing struck his head .on the cement
rendering: him unconcious. Ile wa
taken to Dr. Hyndnlan,s hospita
and at present is in .a :critical con
dition. IVl`r. Ballantyne; who is up in
years, w'is standin en_the, edge
'tIi'sitlewa;licalltxig"to'fliehicls 14he
he collapsed and fell• backwards.
'CLOCK -TOWER REPAIRED
CV'hen the painters, who are re-
decorating the Town IIall,-,started in
to paint the, tower above the bell
they found the sills and .a numbe
of the posts had rotted and that un-
less fixed the tower was in 'clanger
of collapsing 'especially during a
Heavy windstorm:: Workmen have
been .making the necessary repairs
and have taken out a lot of wood
that crumbled to pieces.
IOLi4 ES-MeMIC I illfele
•
The -home of Mr, and :Mrs, James
McMichael, Seaforth, was the scene
of•:a Happy event recently, when their
younger daughter, ' Miss Helen Mar-
garet McMichael became the bride
of Roy Beverley I3olrnes, son of S.
T. Holmes, of Seaforth, Rev, F. H.
Larkin, D. D,, performed the cere-
mony i
n
y the presence of the immed-
iate relatives of the contracting par-
ties.
Dow
Then we are. reminded that the
y , Moderation League in Manitoba op-
, .
p -o; poses the return to the open bar..
_ (Likewise the Moderation'League of
Ontario has for its first plank -"The
s ,-total incl final abolition of the bar:
,But I would like -to ask, where was
the Moderation League an.cl where
were ,certain. self-confessed temper-
oi` ance people when we had an open
n bar, -,vhen�: the -sten -eh of lig Polluted,
our nation ~,when its walls were
crimsoned with the blood of hun-
dreds of human wrecks? The Mod-
eration League niay 'well hand out
the compliment after the, people of
this province have fought the bar
for generations and. placed the seal!
I of emphatic disfavor on it for ever. II
Next let us give a little thought
to the statement—"We can't; get a
DAVIS.McO ONALD
An interesting wedding took place
about 4'eloek, : Mondatiy afternoon
Sept, .15tII.'at the Presbyterian Manse
Eensall, when Olive Irene 1VIcDontad
daughter of 5li'. and .112rs. John R.
McDonald was united in marriage
t0 1VIr. J. Gordon `Davis,. Toronto,'.sorl
elf. ':Aii'. anal Mrs. Jos. Davis, Exeter
The bride -wore a French gown of
cocoa, satin faced: with canton :with
hat to match and the groan's gift; a
cinnamon fox fur. The ceremony
was performed by theRev. ev. J. A. Me-
Conuell. Following the Ceremony
the bride and grooin left on a honey-
moon to Detroit and 'Cleveland. - The
bride travelling in a brown iiarvella,
coat. On their return theen will' re
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Side
--
side in Toronto,
;Ic£5i—IRti11VICi NUPTIALS
The wedding was quietly soiem-
tzed an `,1.'11 � sda, .r
e. l v 1
tY e 17 t e n-
], .at u S e
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thlr't ' in `t
5Queen S.. Last P,res}rtiter-
ian Glhurell,; Toroxite, the Bev. iV , 1"I
Aiedrews officiating of Agnes Damn -
bell
1 - (1bell' only daita llterot. Mr, and i'rs.
D. Fen wick, of 'fi'rlt•c ithar, Ont. toIx
Ta,ilies Phillip lilcliay; of Niw
The bride, - who' was,given away by
her uncle, 11,11—,Charles l+enwick, of
Toi'olhto, Wvr14 Prettily goWnecl in To -j
kin satin with acI over apron of sand
eo'rgette 'einbi•oidered i1 bold, with
hat and shoes to ina.teh thid cium-
men foxefut. She carried Ophelttt
Roses and ,Lily of the Walley. Tlie
bridesmaid, Miss Ma.y I. Sinitll wore
a dainty gown of grey canton crepe
with shoes to nxat:ch and Picture 11x1
The :rooui was supported by Mr. D
Sutherland S11t Clark -..Mesh -lel It
the )•organ. After Alio,.l):oneyui¢,oti
lvfii:Ch yvlt'1` be '1}'011l itl the Catskill
ingiiittains and the SOil taiern 1111i;Les,
1\hr:' and 11-1°1'4. Mackey will reside in
New York.
{ BRIDE -TO,BE SHOWERED
Miss Olive l)onct
of this week was
i\lepleasauilyalcl subriderprisecele1
at her horde Friday, afternoon when
a number of her relatives and neigh-
bors entertained at a miscellaneous
shower. The gifts were presented
in the form of mail brought from the
post -office by two little girls. -After
a pleasant afternoon a dainty lunch
was served.
On, IVIonday evening a number of
young ladies from the James St.
church met at the home of Miss
Fisher and presented A;llss LoLeeI,
Amy, bride -elect, with a' nxisceilan-
eous shower. A very pleasant even-
ing was spent in games and amuse-
ments during the course of which a
decorat;tesl cradle laden -c1111 many
beautiful' presents, was ,brought in
and presented to the guest of the
evening. Refreshments were served
and a very jolly evening was spent
by ,the young ladies.
MTs. Thos. Oke, of London, is vis-
iting with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ach-
eson.
DATES OF FALL FAIRS
Ailsa Craig, September 18-19
Bayfield,September 23-24
Blyth, September 25-26
Brussels, October 2-3
Ilderton, September 26
Kirkton,, September 30, October
Lucknow, September 25-26
Listowel, September 18--19
iliitehelI,' September 23-24
Parkhill, September 23-24
Seaiorth, September 18-19
Wingham, September 29-30
Zurich, September 25-26
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Let ids Help
° C'a See Better
IN ORDL+.[, TO DO SO WE IIA'{( .
A TEST R001\1 EQUIPPED v71T
THE MOST MODERN 0:".11 (YA.1
-INSTRUMENTS ` AND HE KNO" 4V
LEDGE OF HOW Ti; USE 'I`I-1EM„
BACKED' UP WITH 28 YEARS OP
EXPERIENCE AT SIGHT TESTING
AND SPECTACLE FITTING.
WEE CAN DELI'' YOU
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
S. Fit 1011,
Registered Optometrist.
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SUNSHINE
Mr, and Mrs. C. Fletcher and fam-
ily spent, Sunday }vitt Ml
( y sps. I'lLender: I sister, Mrs. G. Needhanx, of .edea:
Township,
Mr. and Mrs, N. Ogden spent
Sunday with 1\;ir, and Mrs. F. ";Brock.
Anniversary services will be held
in' the Sunshine. Methodist church
on Sunday, Sept: 21s1:, al 10:30 and
7 o'clock. 'I'ite Rev. 1'1r. Osbei•ite of
ee
London, will be the special iiz•eaener.
for the day. Everybody welcome.
The Sunshine Mission Band are
planning
for a concert 'to be held in
. October.
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Tuesday;n d
Caltiar .••hr".ssi 1,."� 3vh \rYn P ��! ,g• k: r4• F�'
w ern e 3O' :�, d t. ^''e
LIBERL PRIZES IN ALL CLASSES
•
Speeding j
Eyents
Farmers' Race, -- Free ee 'o f.'.. .
SCHOOL PARADE„
AND DRILL AT ONE O'CLOCK
ri.lfrioi o on wil e rese t
WRITE OR
PHONE THE SECRETARY FOR PRIZE LIST
better system than that of Manitoba !Ruben
which is 'Government control, Let
• us see what thpt "control” Means PRIPSIDENT
and how its policy of moderation
works. Does it moderate bootleg-
ging? \Veil on December the 14th
last, revenue officers broke into a
home in Winnipeg and discovered 4
complete stills, each with 50 gallon
AraOS Doupe
SEC.-TREAS.
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% P_Ione D 1l'wl z° '
y
capacity. On December 21st, on
Main St. Winnipeg officers i:o and 8 " t
stills going fell blast, such with 50 i.t
gallon vats attached, and 250 gall
lons of cleaclly poison bootleg :-his
key on b•a•ncl In February: 8500 :,
gallons of liquor was confiscated by\ N
the police of St:. Paul, Minn,, mach (DI ZINC
PER DO
CS
Z which bore the stamp of the. Man- / 1: DOZ T 25
i� AnIMGNr�� PGCt-:�1It.T1;
itoba, Liquor Commission: , In March _\, 3 PCKGS
the Winnipeg police arrested a• man \�/ - + ,
; t.I.�nANSLR
3 CANS ..,,..:.,, 25
WONDER-WASiI i'.:V13I.ETS 1
- 2 PCKGS...... ...........25 it
Service
with $2000 worth of government
liquor on his possession. Who simcl,
government control' moderated boot-
legging? Does it nnoctei•ate legal
sale?
During the first 100 days of
y the
new lcgtslat_lon Man enha. x1,200,1100.
/of Ixatlor was sold 1',y' gg'1Clcrnnlcrlit
steles and $x.555,000 worth by brewt1t'
wareleouses. This would ° mean ill the
little province a`,YTaniitolaaan r t1k:l
e t
of over ,S6,(100,000 a year. Does it
ln" lerate law violation and drunken
les i '111e figurea for three months,
1.�1+1t MCIa\ 31, 19'34, comparedw,,ti1
those sof the 'same. period last vel1•
slioty 54 per tent, .increase in . Win-
nipeg111 ,commitments. tsfor 01.i
a {lr'L4rLlticullC:s.i
and .1.30 ,per cent increase- in ton _
vie then: for drunk ancl•cli',R0rder'lyern,••.
c1e::e 1n 11 ,(uon several deaths have
1,'•"s i caused through drinking. bootleg,'
hr.:.o.e, 'On. 11ay 19th three men, were
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tir n
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streets while drunk the pre\tnu'
Stip 1 ty, and three mare ,0111, June 3rd
'a letter la tllc Winnipeg Free PT',Sq
1
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L2
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, says:s : "Who ;I
I11
a Cage austeed at a
bottle or t1t ,. <,1
x t'inr` ? 'Who astualll,v cnrxiul'1 ,L1
" pie 'hi lin', 1.1y the c°'110 b e s.: n^ 1
d".s -� W.310, . ; y .� I ., f
r,
i t'ount g nlal-c.s the nett ot.
the l:eo'legg,.l cagy ?' Nc1 �•in.e• but the
NfY
c,
T.., 111x1 :h Government, t .) ColcAilitcnt. 4N1': voted {ftI`,
niecleration; they 1111q c1,ve1.1 itS 1)orxe':
unliin tcrl,t
Thea i •
� fact is 11111,1 no �.oDern,ineiityet
has. level• ,nroyea its ability tot ('00tee,l
1:1C; liquor' traffic when it 11 ''t.VVC 14,..
?'al ,,.1.1 1: 011 n11 ally for 111 311art e 5,11 t 1
,1 1.
tenni"t'1 B•' C,, justah,otft t11e 0 ,1 df
Exeter, a j1a1)ulatiOn of 2053, '4n, the
t>•wn of Si. George the report or the'
iatie Control Board for +)'1 ntot1t111
c*- t ti. sales to the, e:ctetht of x152,11.1
1 amaellle, father :or a toy. A.ni. I, fat.
7.11y e't9or,that l cart 'co,ttattt'u ;fp, c11`
111';1;t .1(11irte ttr In1s taken, list')) 11'11 1'111
111n.:. rale to vote to Jalacr1 lit it,.
town 1 ot: 'OiiGiuo tens:eminent Ilene)
S7)""LTi, c111511n all the ygtection art,,.l, •e•-
(Contiuued on pltlge 1:0114)
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PER . ; DOJ, ,_ 1,50'
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CHILI SAUCE ---h1 sit. bt1,.
1 largo; onions chopped fine, 4
20 table spoons' brown sue atr, 5
vinegar;' put On stet e and `.boll
1,etof ripe tomatoes, peeled,.
tua11 t'ed 'Ileppehe1 chopped,
teaspoons salt,, cups cider
tall alone.
SWE1! :f CIuoI 1VBE
lSoa,c c nat1; sliced 00011111-
b s, or gherldns. strong
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1'brinc for 3 -days, then "soalc
Cleartva.. n for 3 da char
days, g^
1112' the Reiter etieh day. Sim -
Mee xloWly 111 Weak, vinegar,
with a small piece of alum for
3 hours and drain, boil togeth-
er with the follotwintt end peen yi
over fora clays heat{ 11" caelh
clay: 1" 05. a11 -spice buds, 1 oz. ?"
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ainiatxioil btt,ls, 1 oz. celery
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a,re ..
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Two
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bushel of torn axes, ctlt them
into email brier ci a, boil until sort:'
hell rub them txrct
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�leve, i110 2 pints of White
1,pih°it. 'Vincete •, 1 pint of salt,
lb, of '-dole cloves., 1'i lb.
lar11spive. 1 tai,blesnoonful ofi
ar:':E perede •, 1 1 01)11 sited: Mod
of rod. pht1101 (whole.) Mit. to-
-otic:lr and toil 11111.il redneet,l
to ons) -half the quantity. When
cold, strain through a eolencler
and bottle, :otlli,
the ecii`Ies,
it will keep two or three years
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