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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
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REASONABLE PRitCES
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OPTOMETRIST ea EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
We have recently illAtailed a SHOPPE
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now Will be closed during the Summer
better than ever. Be sure and Months Wednesday Afternoon and
give us a call. I Evenings.
MRS. FRED THIELEt MRS. EDW, GA.S0110, Prop.
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LOWEST PRICES
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Sales Prove It;. --No* Salesmen Commissions to pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay
1937 Chev. Coach, locally owned. •
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1940 Dodge Sedan
1930 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Coach $135,00 re -finished
1929 Ford Coupe $8'.5.00
1936 Terraplane Coach.
1927 Ford Coach, original upholstering, like new
1934 V8 Truck with $85.00 License only 235.00
(2) Only 1941 New Dodges. These are the last
ones available before the 1942 models arrive.
DODGE SALE.S
Will Pay Cash For Good Used Cars
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WE. SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Van Camps Tornatoe.s, large 20 -oz, 2 tins
Aylmer Pork and Beans, 2 large 20 -oz. 5c
Royal York coffee, freshly ground .1-1b., tin .....43c
Aylmer tomato soup, 2 ,tins
, Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins . ... .. 21 c
Heinz's catsup, large bottle ... ... . .
Oxydol, large pkg. ....„ - 25c
Tilson's fly pads . . 10c •
Areoxon Fly Coils 4 rolls 1.0c
Fly Swatters, each -. . . .10c
Superior Baking Powder 16 -oz tin -.....--........23.c
Garden Patch peas, 2 tins . .
Red. River Cereal, lano. -pkg. - ....... . .
Shortening per lb. . . . . - 15c
Pearl Naptha 50-ap4 cakes ... . .. ..--....19c
J. NIERNER.
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Exeter, Ont. Phone .135
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Footsteps in The Dark
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An All Star Cast
Added-STO ocw, COMEDY
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
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CARD OF THANKS•
Mr. Menno Steckke and her fam-
ily wish to thrnk all those who, by
their kind services and by loaning
1 -ere, helped them intheir recent sad
'aureavemen.t.
TRY JAIL BREAKING
, 94 Rates; P,1,25 in, Canada, in advantra
M50 U.S.A.,, in advarietk
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Ilay Council met on ,Saturday for
the August meeting.
lskie and Mrs. Jas. Travith of Erin -
were Sunday visitors at the
been of Mrs. Wm. }less,
Mr. Elgin Snyder was a recent vis-
itor'at the home of his mother, Mes
-Mabel Snyder.
Aliss Dora Standing. of Paisley,
• wae'a recent guest at the home of
aand Mrs. Gideon Koehler.
%G. Ed. Brenner ha- returned to
JCiIiener after spending his holi-
daiileat the home of his parents, 11 -Ir.
andWrs. J. Brenner.
M. and Mrs. Samuel E. Faust
and on Harold of Mitchell called on
relajives and fries ds in town on
'Sunday.
The' many friends of Miss :Helen
Dietz: Will be pleased to lard that
she lies returned from. Clinton hospit-
al whore she wro operated on.
Sunday visitors t ley.
Mr,. and GiCeon tr.c...Ider reeve
Martill,b, Blid-mar who spent a week i
Goderich-An attempted break.at POslen returl 'ng with them.
from Huron County jail by Ralph J.
Delduce and Max Glassco, Windsor rAel and :qrs. Haeold Goetz of
Ifitchireer and . e no.' Mee. Carl I
who
Jell Governor J. B. Reynolds,
youths, frustrated last Friday byj Burnt&of Milverton. were visitors at
floored Glassco with a stiff . the h- e ofMr. : led Mrs. J. W.
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Meer lVIrs. Bare remaining over
veithl,r -parents f'or holidays.
to the jaw while Turnkey Kip White
held Delduca at bay with 'his vi
l_ vel-
r. . In delivering the blow to Glassco e.4'Forbes and Mrs. Robert Diys- •
co's jaw Reynolds, a ibig,,:ppwerfial dale'. rent 'Sandusky, Mich., 'visited •
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man, ifriaCtured his right thtineb and •f,af,".'1•onieeot;'giss Jemirna JOhn- •.
,bone in the back. of hi..s 1.004 - theA.Viek-end, They, were :
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'intents -spending a feW Months
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in Sanclusky
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BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
ANY SHAPE AND SIZE, AND AT
A IVIODER.ATE PRICE
G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
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WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW
OFFICE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET AND WILL BE
ABLE TO OFFER Ti -IE PUBLIC;
BETTER SERVICE AND T E
WORLD'S FINEST ANTHRACITE
BLUE COAL.
ALSO PylILLER CREEIC ROSEDALE,
ALBERTA, AND THE ROE FARMS
PROVEN FEEDS
EIIGHEST CASH PRICES PAIKA
EGGS ACCORDING TO GRADE
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 Hensall
Ten people were injured e
three cars were badly damaged in
accident which took place early Su
day morning on the highway abou
mile end a half south o.f Exeter. T
•eet.apents of the three cars had s
ent the evening in Exeter and t
accident occurred when a tiro 0
one ef the cars blew out, sideswi
ing one and running almost head -o
Mtn the other.
e'e.,...ertd to heed inineies
a motor aryl,' it early :Pr
mornille on Ni. 4 highway, nee
• 'TT,. Lt. 1.47 -wen
",:iaton -i.adTo An. 03001, pied
e,ny in {lintel Hoepital, Srinday.
heetete, home i. in Ene.land an
one month in Clinton. it
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nd Marion of Kitchener we,re recent ris-
en! itors at the home Of Mr, and Mrs.
Alfred ,M.elick, and were accompanied
t a home by Mrs. Callfas who had been
he stayingfor a few weeks at the 'Alai-
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OBITUARY
Late JaSepiz Addison
There passed away on _August 7,
at his home in Clinton, after a leng-
thy illness, Joseph. Addison, in his
titith: year, bern in iluilett on June
e. , LlTeand as a young man ongag- *
- led in.'fa.i'miag, later smploved a; C *
t NJ?, `becl.lonman and wa.; ad\ aine'd :
to f.ereman which he held i'oe 80
ys,aie on the Brucetield and Clinton! :
dirision. In 1 he merriel Mara.- I 4.
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
WILLIS TIPPING
AND HIS
Cascade Rhythm Orchestra
NIGHTLY
Free admission before '9 p.m. Tues.
Thurs., Fri.
AMATEURS -Your last chance!
LAST AMATEUR CONTEST, MON-
DAY, AUGUST 18th.
Cash Prizes $5 - $3 - $2
PriZewinners enter Final Contest,
Ang. 2tth for Grand Cash Prize
ENTER NOW
tUCKNOW PIPE BAND
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th.
Afternoon on be --
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Clearance of Catalina SWire Suits
in
1 4leing co feffin:e eaei:th.
Arki-Jea 123.er er.. Lee: ono , 0 3!
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i§leele..1.!tei,s, :. : ,,ree • e ei .361.:, CT1.1.• e
ye, 2.1.31 '. ...e.e‘; tee)1..n.0ti3ee,, ir
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of Lend„!..-bOre; John of Orillia; Iwo
skters, ',.Virse A. leggerei, 0.1' 14 : ,11 and
Alva. NV' Waiter. Clinton. Mr. Addison -
was PresbYterian and later a memb-
er of the We -ley • Willis Unii NI
church, Clinton. The funeral WaS 11(.01(11 4240%15.'12=e0=ralgeLIV36"' • '4''' ':''''''
on.Satarday, ReV. A. Lane of W;mley
Willis! United Chtneth officiating.
1,, Late Menno D. Steekle
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Tfinjbommunity was shocked to
in 011. ' '1,' August 412i on learning of
the den passing of Mr. Menne D.
Step el ,rif' the Bronean line, north
of Mr. Steeklo, who had euf-
fere4',:4 heart attack early in the
s,prire seemed to have gained his
usual strength again,. and was about
he barn doing his usual chores,
hen ..a. plane flew over their place
and while look:ng up at the plane he
eceived an attack and ,was immedi- I
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tely stricken with a heart attack,
nd .berfore medical aid could be sum-
loned life was extinct, The late
1r, Steckie was a lifelong residentf !
till eonurtunity. a good farmer and
very hard working and induntrous
an, honest and upright and had
unly wain) friends, -was ;n his 72rd
ear. Surviving are his widow, fivo
ons and three daughters who mourn
to loss of a very ,generoue and help -
1.1 -father. The funeral was held on
7 0 Inceday to the Amish Mennoeit,
urch, south of 'Blake, with illtee-
ment in that cemetery. Tho ber-
ved faanily havo tho sympaby 01
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THE .PARTNERSHIP OF. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS OF W. H. HOFFMAN AND KEITH
WESTLAIC.E, KNOWN AS:
Huffman WesLiake
For the Benefit of those, whenever in need, W. H.
Hoffman's in 2.7.tri,k7.7. coen ;Le PIRbFeC.
to be used as a Funeral -to7..ezore the best of
Care and Courtesy wil2 be even.
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Men's Work Shirts at 85c, up
Men's Work Pants 1. 59 up
Electric Fences, Seeds, Feeds, Harness Repairs,
Boots and Shoes
Let us supply you with your General Merchandise
A oGod Fresh and Clean Stock on Hand
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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