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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 26th 1929
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LADIES' MISSES' AN
IL'RENS' COATS
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The finest, collection of Ladies', Misses' • and Children's coats
we have ever offered is now on display. The number of ,: ly
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saleswe, have made proves to us that our values must right.
New colors and cloths in the season's newest styl a ,'` are here
shown. The very low prices will surprise you. C e early and
look them over.
. LADIE ' AND CHILDREN'S R •�. COATS
We have the new styles in•lined and unline• `'slickers ,and raincoats
ready fur fall 'goad range of colors are ah y `{
FALL AN P' WINTER, UND EAR AND HOSIERY
Our stock f underwear f or.ladie ' men and children is about complete:
We handle o .y standard makes a .,; ; field's, Penia 's,. ;uir,+ h!lll,'s, Yat•,.
son'tatc. ga pent we sell ,Special values ,in ;Fall
and Winter osiery also ah•in ndard makes. , , . s^ , +'
MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS AND ER-
M C r ATS
Our new Overco ts and Suns are here.
Our assortment wa never be er and our
prices are low.
MEN'S FELT HATS, , CAPS, ETC.
Browns, Tans and Grey Felt Hats are
good for fall. Let us show you our new
Fall Felts and smart caps.
N
W FALL. FOOTWEAR
'BROWN SLI
Browns are v
have therm „in l';
women and an
girls. Get,. your.,
have the, size)
FOR. WOMEN
rang for Fall. We
Ties and Straps for
y Buckle Slippers for
rown Slippers while, we
BLACK KID PUMPS, SATINS, ETC.
Real smart lines in Black Kid, Patent
or Satin Slippers. And we have several
lines of them in different widths from A
to E.
J ,CK, AND JILL SHOES FOR CHILDREN
+c s � i L �i fr chiltit'eh' air i<6pei1 ,lifted. Jac'C 'an l `Jill Sl�ioe"'1ro, rq
vide us with visible fitters so you can see exactly, how the shoe, fits.:.Brin
the: chil'di;en here for their shoes and by this new method, see that the shoe
fits. It costs no more, andis a great benefit'. to the child.
Jones
L1 May
Phone 32'
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AGENTS FOR STAUNTON'S READY -TRIMMED WALL -PAPERS
S ones, Heaters
and Furnaces
BEFORE YOU BUY THAT NEW
RANGE BE SURE TO GET OUR
PRICES.
Doherty Super .. Cook
with .final 20 by 20 inch oven
AN , &X.CERTIONAL VALUE
lit
Eine a
A
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WE Sr
Enamel. 'Turn
inch Oven.
pular model
act .for those who
smaller style '\
'IALl.%1 IN .ALL letliLNAC'E AND HEATING WORX.
TRAQUAIR & L,INDENHELDJ
PHONE YOUR HARDWARE NECESSITIES TO NO, 27.
CARD ()IP T11:,1N1CS
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Coates and.
family wish to express their sincere
.iheelts to thci±, niaiiy friends for the
•kcindnesft ei:teandrei to :'call •sibee her
ascent eperatien•fi.nd during her II1L;
mess at Dr. 'Fleteher•'s' Itospitat.
C" AH1> r I+'+ w`ait tis
Mr, and Mrs, itIesoe Airy tend the
•.tato:fibers' tf the fainly desire to rx�
prose their Sincere thanks. to the
• neighbors and friends for the ex..
• pressions of syin,patliY extended to
'Meint In their recent. bereavement,:
iso to I',ev, Xr..Wobtlnouse and to
Close Who loaned care.
DEATHS •
RYX Bat ---On Let 11, Concession 6,
, Efddulph Tereeiship, on, Wednes-
day, Sept: 18th, ?Martha Keefe;
widow of the late Janies I{yder,
LOVE—In London, on Friday, Sept.
20th, 1920, Robert Love, in his
99th year.
The South Huron W. M. S. Con-
vention of the United church is meet-
ing today (Wednesday) in Whalen.
AMY—In L'Olidari on Sunday, Gep-
tennbeX,, 2214 X929, Miss Ella Arty
Aged 49 Years,. -4 nnont'hs,n.ntl 11
days, '
W ALl ln't---- In Victoria • Ilonslidtal,
London, oir •,Sb 3 croaker 20th, itfary
Walker, of Ilsborhe; aged 66 years.
SNELL-•In Dimittieed, on Tuesday,
• ,Aolitenber 24t]r, 1020, Letitia
Snell,. :aged 62. yeaars.
EXETER COUNCIL
Tax Rate Set at 44 WJI$
Monday, September 23, 1929
A regular meeting of the Municip-
al Council was held in the Town
Hall with all members present, The
minutes .of the meeting held on Sep-
tember 9th were read and signed by
the Reeve.
Letters were read as follows:
�A written :request from Miss Ag-
nes Campbell for a walk in front of
her home and a crossing to reach to
the East side of the street, Referr-
ed to commission.
A circular letter from the Deputy
Fire Marshall of Ontario, Mr. (3•, F.
Lewis, giving notice of a Royal Pro,
ciamation Oct. 6.th to 12th as Fire
Prevention Week. Hoping to have
the support of all citizens in clean-
ing and keeping .clean :their bomes
and store surroundings, all rubbish
and litter that make for fire hazards.
Mr. James Pettit of the Erie Gas
Co. asked for the council to re -build
the want so as to support truck
traffic in front of their new station
on. corner of Main and North Sts,
The council agreed to provide a 12
inch drive way on both streets and
gave the company permission to
make further extensions and repairs
as required by ,thein. ,Motion of
Francis and Rivers. Carried,
Mr. S. M. Sanders addressed the
council asking that the lower creek
drain running throiiglt : fins property.
be covered in as he wished .to build`
a dwelling there, Action deferred.
The auditors report for August
:was read and the same accepted on
motion of Bierling and Rivers.. Car.
The rate of taxation for the year
was discussed and fixed as follows:
;For County Purposes 6 mills; For
Village Rate 14 mills; For Deben-
tures and Interest 11 mills; For
:School 13 mills; Total rate 44 mills.
Motion of Day and Francis. The
Clerk to prepare by-law. Carried.
The following accounts were read
,and ordered naid:
Francis Stauker & Co. Ltd., sewer
.:ods $13155.00; Copp Builder's Supply
Co., Ltd., tile and elbows $34.76; S.
'Chambers, repairs and supplies 65c.
Henry Smith labor $19.50; Edward
Coombes $26.40; Jno. Northcott $9;
Geo. Smith labor $10.75; Clifford
'lt2itcliell labor' $21.00; Norman Mc-
Donald $2.40; Thos., Sanders labor
49.00; Wm. Winer. labor $19.50;, J.
4Parsens.'$•2'1.90•; Lloyd 'Fraser•4abbr
$4,:5,0; Jno. Hunkin labor $.3.00; J.
hyla gravel $2.00, Town Hall $10.
Cei etery accounts—Nelson Stan -
lake, gravel, $237.50; Wm. Smith,
gravel, $25,50.
Passed on motion of Bierling and
Francis. Adjourned by Francis.
Jos. Senior, Clerk
A number •from Crediton visited'
Exeter Monday evening and played a
friendly game of 'horseshoes with
the Bxeter players at the Dome
Rink. In the first two games out
of three Crediton was oue point up,
and in the play-off, winners against
winners Crediton was '57 points up.
Among the Crediton players were:
E, Fahner, H. K. Eiiber, N. W. Tel -
ter, F. W.Morlock, C. Morlock, L.
Mawhinney, G. Either, L, Fahner,
Ezra Feist, Sylvester Wuerth, W.
Motz, W. Fisher, EU and Jos, Law -
Son.
BIRTHS.
MACIC—In Stephen on \\Tedeesday,
September 25th, to Mr. and airs:
Wilfred Mack, a daughter.
IUNDLE—In Usborne on Sunday,
September 22nd to 'Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Rundle, a, daughter.
DAVEY•.—In Exeter, on' Sunday,
September '22nd, to lir.. and Mrs.
Lewis Davos'', of Stephen, a son.
SIMS—In Exeter on Monday, Sep-
tember 23rd to Mr. and Mrs. I.
• Sims a son.
MARRIAGES
BICXELL—TWNPZ — In Epworth
United Church, Kingsville, on
Saturday, September 21st, Miss
lilarguerite Marie Kuntz, daughter.
of Mr. and Mrs: «rat. Ku.ntz, to
Mr, Austin 1Y, Bickeli, ,son, of Mr.
and Mrs, J. L. Inickell, of London,
by Rev. S. A. Agnew.
.EATON• --• snEPIP•HBItn— On ttre 6
nesday, iSeptennber ISth, at the
United Church !Mat se, Grand
.'Bend, Gladys May Sheppherd,
daughter of. SIr. and Mrs, David
Shepplierd, of Corbett, to Lewis
Emerson. Paton, of Lieury, Rev,
J. M. Coiling, officiating.
5AGLES10N — S'.'ATTON -- At the
United Church Manse, Grand
Bend, on Saturday, 'Septentbcr 21,
by Rev, 3. M. Collin:;; • Beatrice
'Staten, daughter Of Frank, and
Mrs. Stat.ton, of Grand Bend, to
Gerald Brute Eagleson, 011 of
:iia:
an Mrs, Win. Eng•letsotn, of
A NARROW ESCAPE
Mr. Crescent Dayman, driver for
the Bagshaw Transport, had a close
call on Friday afternoon last when
a front tire blew out and the truck
took to the ditch. The truck came
to a stop just a foot or two from
the brow of about a forty foot drop.
Mr. Dayman in company with Eric
Campbell. were making deliveries
on Friday and when about three
miles from Ripley one of the large
tires blew out and the truck left the
road. It struck a telephone pole
breaking it off; went through a
fenee and was stopped on the brow
of a hill by a tree. Fortunately no
one was hurt. The left front fen-
der of the truck was damaged and
a spring support was broken. The
telephone pole was lying across the
top of -,the truck and had demolish-
ed the glass sign. There were be-
tween three and four tons of groc-
eries on the truck at the time and
had it not been for the quick action
of Mr. Dayman and the tree being
in the way the truck tnndoubtedly
Would have gone over the hill with
disastrous results. The report when
the tire blew. out Was heard. for al-
most a mile. Another truck was
sent out to Make, the delivery and
the ,damaged, truck was towed hone.
CAVEN S. S. RALLY
raven ?resliyteriau Sunday School
held their rally service on Sunday
last. Rev. Wnn. itannawin D.D.,
General Secretary of the Board Of
Sabbath Schools end Young People's -
AssociaAion, 'rorouto, was the spec-
ial preacher. .Mr. J. G. Stanbury,
Supt. of the Sunday School, presid-
ed at the morning service. The
theme for Rally Day was the Bible,
and' on this subject `Air, ttannawin
based his remarks. In prefacing his
remarks he told a very interesting
story hi connection 'with young
peoples missionary Werk in the West
Mr. I aneewin described a book es
a friend, tt good book being a good
friend and a bad book being a bad
friend. Ile stated the Bible was the
greatest book ever printed;• it was
the ,greatest weapon to be 'used
against the forces of evil. .it telle
the way. of life and points. the way
of salvation.. At the evening ser-
vice Mr. l ainnatvini spoke especially
to young people. The pastor Bev.
Mr. Rhodes assisted with the ,«er-
vires.
JOIINSTON : DO RR$NC '
The marriage of Miss Ila viae
l'ohnston, daughter of lairs, S. J'ohn-
sten, SeafQrth, to Mr. Norman Rus-
sell Dorranee of \l'eI%illop, was quiet-
ly performed at 3 p4n. on Thursday„
September 12th, at North Side :Unit-
ed Church parsonage by the pastor,
Rex, W: P. Lane, "After the cele;
mony, Mr. • and lairs. Dorrance left
on a trip to Montreal and Quebec.
On their return they will reside on
Mr. Aorrart e's farmin, rcltillop,
Miss Johnstan was a former rest-
dent of Exeter and for a number .of
years was employed with "Mr. J. A.
Stewart. Slie has many "friends
here who will join with 'the• Tin�ies-
Advocate in extending best :wishes,
U Sa3ORNE MAN'S LEG
FRACTURED
-Mr. Wellington Brock had the
misfortune to have his right leg
broken on Thursday morning .ef last
week. Mr. Brock was engaged. in
plowing out a ditch driving a horse
when a tug broke and. the singletree
flew back striking him in the leg re-
suiting in a bad fracture. Dr, Flet-
cher was called and .on Friday Mr..
Brock was taken to London for an
X-ray and will be there for a couple
of weeks. Mr. and /burs. Thos.
Brock accompanied Mr. Brock to.
Loudon remaining for a few days.
TO TAKE OVER WALKERTOtil
DENTAL PRACTICE
Dr. Geo. C. Hind, a recent grad-
uate of the Toronto Dental College,
is leaving Friday for Walkerton to'
take over the practice of Dr. Halli-
day. Dr. Hind is one of Exeter's
popular young men. For several
years he has been a member of the
Exeter baseball team and was quite
a favorite with the fans.' The best
wishes of many friends will follow
him.
PRESENTATION.
On Friday evening .of last week r;
number of friends from Exeter and
Usborne surprised lair. and Mrs. Gar-,
net MCFalis in their new home 0L
Huron Street and in the course of at,
pleasant evening presented them with
a handsome electric floor lamp and
a smoking set. The ladles providedi
baskets and a dainty lunch was serve
ed.
Mr, B. R. Bartow, Manager of the'
Exeter Canning factory underwent
a operation Monday night at Dr.
Fletcher's H ospltal for an acute ,ate
tack of appendicitis. UTe is getting
along as well as can be expected,
Sitars t/h ' atre
NOTE—Change from. Don Theatre:
to Mars .Theat
PAYDAY and SAT ..DAX
28th
September 27th: a
LON CHANEY in the lost exciting
of all crook p:•tures.
"THS Bi CITY'
MIOTU
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SUAL C r:elEDX'
S ON 'o.O?DAY AND
SDAY NIGHTS
FI'DDL
THURSDA.Y,
tiddlers' Coi
Mouth
CONTEST
TOBE4•G 3rd, 1929:.
t, Step Dancing and
gait Contest.
ADMISSION 50c. including tax
SUITABLE PRI/.ES WILL DE
AWARDED
Diaubilmondee
Kirkton .. F
J
Will be held on
TUES. and. WED.,
.. ..3 . • :» • o,114 •.:,•• ... ..spx';w,:
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I` Fair
T '1 and 2
LIBERAL PRIZES IN L -CLASSES
MR- OCKIE WILSON, ' Toronto, Superintendent
of Fairs : d Exhibitions of the rovince of Ontario will be
present an• open the Fair on EDNESDAY, OCTOBER
2nd at one o'clock. Come on me to hear him.
elay running race n horseback in pairs
Tug -of ar between pic ''d teams from the Townships
of Usborne, Bl ' shard and Fullarton
Speeding i the Ring. Farmer's trot. Free for All.
DEXTER, ACROBAT
yside Beach, Toronto
moon in front of the Grand Stand.
HAP
F
Will perf
YJAC
om Sun
m all of
LONDON
ILTIE ': AND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
The officers ';f Society are sparing no efforts to quake
is fair the best in history..
JOHN DVNCAY, President . A:1GOS DOtPE, Sec'y-Treaa.
Opera House EXE I ER
Wednesday, October 2
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MUSICAL REVUE
SWISS
TEM E.l OLD ORIGINAL
ELL RINGERS
FEATURING
The Georgina Trio
DAINTY TO.Ii DAX '1'rll;t—PLEASING SINCERA---WONIIIM.IE'I;L
COSTUMES
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ADMISSION: "ADULTS Cine AXI ?ir11t.DI:IIgx 2,3yi
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NOTE—This rotnpary is not rontseeted. in ti.i.ly Way 'With",
ladies dance orelniet-•a going through the eOU.ntry under 'tail:: UM
of Eckardt,
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