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GALVANIZED
SIDING for
Outside NC i s
Attractive to 1 • k at.
Inexpensive. asy to
ut on over cl walls.
ith buil , gpaper,
arm, • windproof.
hoice of . rick, Rock -face
d Cia , ' card patterns.
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SHEET STEEL
CEILINGS
Bad the touch of pros*
perity to store$, give
betterlight. Perman-
ent also for schools,
halls, kitchens and
bathrooms..Easy
toputupovexold
plaster.No dust
orlitter. Easy
to clean and
paint. Can-
not
crack ='
or fall
off,.
GALVANIZED
SHINGLES
End the fire hazard.
Put on ever oldroofs.
Easy to lay. Good
looking,. permanent,
inexpensive. Use NO
Other_
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The permanent fireproof
roof is the cheapai
GET PRICES FROM 'YOUIPL
TINSMITH OR CARPENTER.
THE EXETER TIMES•ADVOCATE
25 YEARS AGO
A
new igranolithic pavement is be-
ing laid in Exeter North from the
Lake Road to the approach near the
bridge.
Air. 1'Vni. Bernick., of Usborne,
who took a two-year-old filly, heavy
draught to London to show, was
awarded first prize, There were 7
others shown in the sande class.
Mr. Wni. Dauncey left last week
for Stratford where he 15 eitgagecl. in
selecting apples for shipment Por Mr.
R. S. Long.
Mr. E, Modell has sold lits pro-
perty on Andrew St. to Mr, Wni,
Harding, Mr. BIasdoli expects to
move his family to„Brantford where
be is now engaged, es nailer, in the
course of a Pew weeks.
Herbert Gregory, wno for the past
two weeks leas been studying law
in the office of Gladman & Sta.nbury,
leaves on Friday for Toronto to com-
plete his course at Osgoode Hall.
Through the instrumentality of
Rev. Mr. Knowles the streets of Ful-
lerton are beautifully lighted up.
The village has purchased a 600 c.
power light and placed it in a posi-
tion that the whole village is lit up.
ABPs. (Rev.) Cranston, of Cromar-
ty, who is the: guest this week of her
parents, Rev. Wm. end Mrs. Martin
at the Manse is receiving the best
wishes of a host of friends,
Mr. 1'4 m . Nilson, who recently
sold his farm in tTsborne and has
since resided in Seaforth has again
chosen farming, having Bought a, fine
farm near Hensel'.
On Sunday night last while Mr, J.
Shaddock and family were attending
church a thief got into the Mansion
House by way of the back door and
rifled the till of all its contents.
Mr, W.- H. Trott and family, who
have been long and respected resi-
dents of the town, are this week
moving to Beaniesville, where Mr.
Trott has purchased a fruit farm.
15 YEARS AGO
Mr, Geo. Hurdon shot a rare speci-
nien of a bird at the dam known as
the Blue Heron recently,
IiTr. Win. J. Smith, who spent the
summer with his parents, London
Road South, left last. Wednesday for
Buffalo where he has accepted' a posi-
tion as superintendent of the Ii.naver
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:=Exeter `Buy -at -Home' Campaign=
COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
Through the co-operation of the Business Men iisted below, we will reproduce a series of educational articles endeavoring
ES to bring about a better business relationship between resident and merchant in the town, and thus bring about more progressive
community in which to live.
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INIMEnn
The Canadian Bank
of - Commerce
Heartily Endorses the
BUY -AT-HOME CAMPAIGN
Support LOCAL Merchants
and Help Our Town GROW
Small Savings Accounts Welcome
M. R. COMPLIN, Manager
Traquair & Lindenfield
GENERAL HARDWARE
Tinsmithing & Plumbing
Varnishes — Paints -- Oils
Telephone 27
E. R. HOPPER
FURNITURE
— and •
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Telephone 99
FRED RABETHFE
JEWELLERY & CUT GLASS
WESTINGHOUSE
RADIOS
Clock and Watch Repairing
JOS. SENIOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC
-=� and —
ART STUDIO
- We put the `Snap' in Snapshots
G. M. Armstrong
- EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
- and —
= GAINSBOROGH HATS
S. FITTON
OPTOMETRIST
ES Sight Examined and Glasses
Children's Sight A Specialty
Telephone 75w
- It T. ROWE
SCRANTON COAL & COKE
- BRITISH AMERICAN
Gasoline and Oil
Telephone 40
WM. ANDREW
Fitted
Salesman for ;I, It. IvAT1i.INS CO.
Hamilton and Winnipeg
= Llninaents, Tonics, SI tees, Toilet
Articles, 'Ii l,tvoringS
Poultry and Stork 'Tonics
,�. Telephone 43
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Middleton's Bakery
"The Bionic of Better Bread',
. AI{... PASTRY
C ES AS'I'R
CONFECTIONERY
'releliiiono 62
Browning's Drug Store + .B. W. F. Beavers
TOILETRIES — DRUGS -- STATIONERY'
— OPTICAL ROOMS —
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WHO IS YOUR MERCHANT?
Do you realize what your merchant means to Exeter? Do you
ever consider the confidence which he has placed in the town? He
has invested his capital in his. business, stocked his store with ar-
ticles of every description to suit your convenience. His money is
tied up in his business.as an asset to the community,
Tf you buy in other cities than Exeter his stock becomes old
and out of date, representing a monetary loss to him. He will be
forced .to retire from business, and probably to leave the town a
failure. His confidence in your town would be gone. His trust in
you would he shattered, You were unfaithful.
Confidence among residents of the same community is the
foundation of the civic structure. If confidence is destroyed, the
community is a failure. The merchant loses money, but the resi-
dent loses more. The community loses its good name and invites
ruin.
When Exeter can point with pride to the stability of its busi-
ness, then the merchant is safe in • investing and new businesses
are justified to locating here. Think it over. Ton are personally
responsible for the success or failure of your town. Buy in Exeter.
SANDY ELLIOT
USED CARS ' FORD
WE SPECIALIZE ON FORD SERVICE
TELEPHONE 04
NEW CARS
MILO SNELL
\1r. Milo Snell, Chevrolet Sales and Service, was born and
raised in tile Township of Usborne, and when ,a young inan entered
into partnership with his uncle when Ford cars were first placed on
the market. He was with the Ford Motor Co. for 14 years and at
the time of his resignation. was the fourth oldest dealer in Ontario.
During that time Ile has met with great success and has seen many
changes in the automobile industry. In addition to 'his automobile
business Mr. Snell has been operating 200 acres of land on which
will be found some very fine Shorthorn cattle.
In 1927 Mr. Clarise Snell entered the business with his brother
and has been taking the sales end assisted by Mr. Harvey Pollen.
At the same time Mr. Thomas Coates entered his employ as me-
chanic and has given the public the very best of service. At the
beginning of 1929 Mr. Snell took over. the Chevrolet agency, a pro-
duct of General ,Motors and he has had a very successful season.
CHAMBERS BROS.
General Repairs
ON ALL MAKES OF OARS
U. S. L. Batteries
Dunlop Tires -
Telephone 200
Harvey Bros.
General Millers
MANITOBA'S BEST - MODEL
and WELCOME Flour
Mi Rinds of Feeds
Telephone 35
'ADVERTISE
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TIMES - ADVOCATE
Cunningham & Pryde
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Telephone '41j
Milo Snell
Chevrolet
SALES and SERVICE
Phone 10.0; Night phone 209
..rte....,
• Every pair of Hose
In our "Stohk will be reduced in
»riche in order to clear our
stock.' Rig out , the' family
now, while they are cheap.
'Como Expecting Bargains
POWELL'S Variety STORE
Phone Day Service mot Phone Night Service 1.5 :31
HURON GARAGE, EXETER
PONTIAC and BUICK SALES and SERVICE
itEPAI.RS, ACCESSORIES, TIMES, OILS, GAS & CAit WASHING
I:xliet't :ilechanical and Electrical Service on all miles of cars.
OFFICIAL ONTARIO MOTOR LIi7AGLE SERVIC7.1 STATION
Shore Foreman, E. Pollen
Proprietor, >Lil+y'a Snell
Hardware
TINSMITHING
PLUMBING
PAINTS
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STOVES AND FURNACES c
Telephone 86
S. B. TAYLOR
The Jeweller
HIGH-GRADE JEWELLERY
DIAMONDS
Watch and Clock Repairing
3AE. J. 13EER
Automobile Accessories
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Everything in Radios
Telephone 109
6. A. HAWKINS
GENERAL HARDWARE
PAINTS and OILS
SCREENS, Etc.
Telephone .29
SOUTHCOTT BROS.
General Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishings
Ladies' • Ready -to -Wear
Boots and Shoes
Groceries and China
Harvey's Grocery
SYSTEM
ERVICE
ATISFACTION
Telephone 102
N. W. TREWARTHA
Dealer in
NEW LAID EGGS
— and —
MILK: FED POULTRY
Direct From the Farm
Grigg Stationery Store
MENEM
MEMIM
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moms
School Supplies with special N.
attention given to school
libraries
Telephone 37
ROSS -TAYLOR
LUMBER CO.
Planing Mil Lumber Yard
Wholesale & Retail
Prices on Summer Cottages
Telephone 48
PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION'
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
WIRING
AND SUPPLIES
Telephone 127
Manna
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Shoe Co, Mrs. Smith and little
daughter Hazel will joie hint the
latter part of the week.
Lir, C. L. CQ.ultis, formerly of Ex-
eter, late of Toronto, has purchased
a drtig business. in Goderich.
Mr. Samuel Iielland, of Vancou-
ver, who loft these parts over 32
years ago and has this year been viS-
Iting in various parts of Europe is
visiting relatives here on his return
Deme.
.Tames 1Vhinister, of Aurora, bre-
tlrer of Mrs. D. Johns, Exeter after
several weeks in Berlin since the
war broke mit last week escaped
with his. wife to Loudon, England.
Mr. Samuel Skinner, councillor of
ITsborne Township was taken sud-
denly ill last week is in a very ser-
sous condition.
Mrs. R. Fanson and two children
who leave spent the summer in the
west and Miss Clare Brook, of Cal-
gary, Alta., arrived in town on lion -
day and are visiting ,with Mr, and
Airs. F. 'Hurdle.
• Mrs. J. Stewart Sr. has returned
home after visiting for a month with
her grandson Ed. of London. 11r.
Will Stewart, of Detroit, visited with
her in 'London for a feat/ days.
The apple crop is an abundant one
this year. Owing to the war and
the abundance of supplies apples
will be a very low price.
ZURICH
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender, of
Blyth, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Miss Lydia Mile.,
Mr. and.Mrs. H. J. Gallin'an and
two daughters Mildred and Marjory
and Mr. Lloyd Beiber, all of Illinois,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gellman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ediglipffer 'and
faintly of Mitchell and Miss Grace
puemtIielr, of Stratford, ovisited with
Mrs, 'S: 'Rennie recently.
. The Young People of the Evan-
gelical League presented 4Mr. Newell
Geiger their president for the past
few years with a Student's Bible. Mr....
Geiger is leaving for Toronto to at-
tend Victoria College. Rev. Drier
spoke a few words and Miss Lylyan
Martin read the address and lir. Lee
Roy O'Brien made the presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Siebert, of
Montre'al, spent a few days with the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Siebert,
The remains of the late Mrs. C.
Schoemacher•, who died in Sarnia,
were brought to Zurich and inter-
ment made in the Lutheran ceme-
tery. .Deceased was aged 65 years.
For some twenty years Mr. and Mrs.
Schoeinacher conducted the Domin-
ion' Hotel,
Mr. and Mgt's. John Geiger and Mr.
and IM'rs. Elmore Geiger, of Pandora,
Ohio, visited at the home of Mi•s.
Geigers sister, Mrs. S. Rennie.,
HOPFIILIti—SIEI3Ewr
Miss Leila Anna Siebert, young-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Siebert of Zurich was united in mar-
riage to Mr. Clarence Koffman,- of
Galt, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
H. Hoffman, of Zurich, at the home
of the bride's parents on Saturday,
September 1.4th, Rev. W. Y. Drier
officiated. The bride who was given
in marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white French embroidered
chiffon•. Her flowers were rOphelia
roses and liy-of-the-valley. The
bridesmaid, Miss Vera Siebert, sister
of,the bride was gowned in Nile
gren georgette and carried, yellow -
mums. Little Miss Patsy Major, of
Toronto and Miss Helen Siebert, of
Detroit, n'eices of the bride, acted as
flower g.trls and wore dresss alike
in pink georgette ruffled dresses.
Holli carried baskets of flowers. The
groom was supported by his twin
brother, Clayton Hoffmau of Galt.
After the ceremony a Buffett lunch
was served. The bridal couple left
on a honeymoon trip to Muskoka. Oit
their return they will reside at Galt.
1}II.E HIGHLANDS OF ONTARIO
Andy A'1! 11110 .11 B'ES'T
1N SEPTEMBER/
You'll like the hazy, varnith of
September -days in th Highlands.
You'll like the breathe of pine and
Cedar that is'heavy on, "he air. Every-
thing you do Will sm just right.
All th Summer sp ts• are in full
swing 'iwonderfiil • a,12 •and tennis—
boating'"' hiking -4i '' ing. You ran't
choose better '.%reit than a few
Autumn ;,'weeks Ontario's Iligh-
lands here is :i"xcelient accommo-
dation a s any o the:resort territor-
ies—Mus °olta t ke, Lake of Bays,
Kawar th r `,Lak or Georgian Bay.
Any Age o Canadian National
Railways. ; '11 ladly help you make
your choice' ake reservations, etc.
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-CSBORN18 & IIIIIRERT M Ti?AL
FIRE INSURANCE COM, ANY
Bend Ohice. Farquhar nt.
President SI ON DOW
Vice -fres. FRANK,D, CONNELL
DIRECTOR
ANGUS SIN t AIR, J. ..A.LLISOi•1,
ROX3T. NO IS, L I3ROCI,k
A. EN►.
JOHN ESSERY, .en 'alfa, Agent foci
Uiiberne a d ' e iddulph
OLIVER tIARRis, Iunro, Agent Cee
litbbert, Fullerton anti Logan
'iW.. 'It\ ITULL
Secrex'11]�
ta ry-Treasurer
13oit 98, Exeter, Ontario
GLADMAN" & STA;1rftI x
Solicit'bra, Exeter
011ie E,3 rier t►riitiro-. , IUntat
Established 1873 and 1887
Published every Thursday morning.,
at Exeter, Ontario
SUBSCRIPTION—$2.00 per year ill
advance,
RATES—Farm or Real Estate for
sale 50e, each insertion for riot
four insertions. 25c. each sub -s-•
anent insertion. Miscellaneous awtr-
ticles, To hent, Wanted, Lost, or
Found 1.0e. per line of six words.,
Reading notices 10c. per line...
Card of Thanks 50e, Legal ad-
vertising 12 and 8c. per line. In
Memoriam, with one verse 50e.
extra Verses 25c. each.
Aft:Luber of The Canadian Weekly
Newspaper Association,
Professional Car.
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BAREISTE ; , SOLI: TORS, &c.
Money to.Lo n, In stments Made,
sunee
Safe -Deposit It for use of of f
Clients thout charge
EXETER LONDON SALL,
CARLI G & MLEY,
BARRISTE , SOT ITORS, *e
LOANS, IN STMENTS.
IN ANCE
Office: Carling Block, Main St
EXETER, ONT.
Dr.:.G..SS At inson, L. s..' :;i :'D.S..
1D3N IAL SIM r • ON
Late District ental r ricer of Militia
District Nu . bor 0 . London, Ont.
Closed all d y W a nesclay until the -
1S t
tie1St o eptember
ephones
Office 34w House
MAIN ST., EXETER, ONT
Dr. C. F. Roulst
DEQ
Office over C
Law ice
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EXET
ONT.
Morley
DR. E. S. STEINE
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Corner, -oef Main d Ann Street',
Office in C. B. Snell's Block
EXETER, ONT.
JOHN WARD
CHIROPRACTIC OSTE r! ATNF' 4041
ELECTRO-TIIEPIPY ULTRA-
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MAIN ST.,
ARTHUR WEBER
LICENSED AUCTION
For Huron a d Mick] sex '
FARM SALES r SP e IALTY
PRICES R Dt. S ,iABLE
SATIS1'ACTION ` x`ARANTEED
Phone 57-1 )asli wood
R. R. NO. 1, DASIIWOOD 4 "'
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FRANK T YLOR
LICENSED ALT ;TIONNE
For Huron an(Midd
FARM SALES.
Prices Reasonable
Guaraii"ed
EXETER P. O. or RING 130
sex
IALTY
trSatisfacti'am.
OSCAR KLOPP
LICENSED AtCTIONE
Honor Graduat ` Carey J f`es' Atte-
Lion School. Spe al co a takes
in Registered Live `tock all breeds,),
Merchandise, Re tate, Farm
Sales, Etc. Rate i `keeping with
prevailing prices, atis lac tion as-
sured, write Oscar }ilopp, Zurfc
or phone 18-03, Zurich, Ont.
THE
Ontario Equ abs its
•" Watch for out' - Ligl Louse”
• Represer
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+,XETEit -:- ONTARIO
Phone 243
SAVE NONE
By
BUY1 SHIN NOW `
2x4 .Pi e. Sdatitl' g for Colony
houses,en es or other
building at $ ,.Ol} per M.
FERTI ' ZE at lowest prices.
A J. CLATWORTIIY
Photic 12
GRA:NTON, O�NTARXO