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Fe e t and Advise
You FREE
Ifyou are tired of being, bothered by
hurting, tender feet; here is your chance to
get immediate relief and permanent correc-
tion. ,You are invited to consult this foot
specialist while he is here.`
He Will Be Here
Mon and Tues.
1 6th " and 1 7th
Don't wait until the last minute and,1
maybe, lose your, chance to, get foot comfort.
•Come in any time during business hours,
'and -talk it over with the expert.
TRerg is a
01.1
Apvlranc.e orRan Fi'irEvey ?
There is, no need to suffer from any foot
trouble;' any more: . Be it ever so simple or
ever so serious this specialist, who is. a
member of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
the noted foot authority, can show you the
way to immediate relief and to ultimate
Poot Comfort
if you'll step in and give him the cliance.�
He -can tell just what the cause of yam'
trouble is, and he knows the remedy.
Improve Foot Appearance
No larger si ed.�or oddly shaped shoes
needed. Wear theg kind you like an perfect
comfort. The Dr. Scholl Appliances actually
rnpri v the 'grace and beauty of the feet
Jones at. May
t�ounc 1
zday, Oct, 9, 1922
A reg'ula,*brig of ,the Munioip
.. a1 Council 1i(t field, in the office Of
= the Clerk.3S7 nnennbers present Th
a minutes of 't;. eeting held Sept 25
were read approved. ,Cortes
= pondence+
,g�,uj>s;ead as follows: Let
e �
= ,ters and cit ° from the Fuel Cali-
troller,
antroller; J., Ills, ,`Toronto, Coa
Company of F41sles,'rononto;,'Yune-i
can Ls: 1'raxn4i8 fire ]n ('0; The
Stewart Ironcorks Co„ Cincinnati;
ordered,
. ] 2th., 1.922'.
ATTE ` €ANSEER
The Public Cltiliities t_on unidsi"on,
of town, have purchased from P.
FraYne the building on Main street
at prepent occupied by Mr. A. M.
Quance as a harness' shop. The Hydro
office have found' their present quar-
ters too limited and have purchased' a
larger building with storage room at
the rear, Mr. Quante,, who liar been
1 in .the harness business for the past
year is -selling out and is returning to
work for ',V J, Beer„
I;ARN ANI) SEASON'S (' 1OP • DES
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'"" A reipl eyeive from the Canada
Cement: Co ,i
Council rag •
{iLzng "Gon03010`! ewer
®ails. � �
Mr, IBJ HO 1ngsworth was present
and subini.tat, ar tender for the ion-
structiau of ,Carting streetasewer,
Aft(r disctt9sion it was agreed on
motion ,of •Ek,, rington seconded by
I-Iooper that tders for the construe
tion of the catling street sewer be
,asked foxy fai',�. tenders to be' in the
hands of the (,Lark on or before Mon
.day, October 3rd, 1922. Carried.
The Municip i tate of taxation for
the, year was ,aired at ,42 ih mills on
the dollar, Moo' .inn •by T+`iancis—Davis.
Carried. 7.lie f;oliowmng'" acounts were
read and ordered paid: R. McKenzie
& Son, supplies; cemetery, $5.16;
Ontario '.Flax ('o., timbers, ; $12,21;
13d.• Quance b- oi•, $4.50; J. J. Miller
labor; $3.75e Jobn Willis labor, $2.50
Thos. Appleton. labor sewer, $83.00;
Ernest .Appleton:.labor,sewer, $31.50;
Harry }:fart, isbor sewer, $31.50; J.
Cornish, labor, sewer,, $25.00; Jas.
112urray, labor.ee\ver, ,$23.75;" H. Lod
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•......... der, labor sewer, $27.50; Jas. San-
a: tiers, labor sewer, $26x50; Nelson
Vale, ,labor server, $3,00; John Par-
sons, labor ;sewer, $30.00; Peter
Coleman, team Iabor sewer, $19.25
Gilbert Mathews, team ,Iabor -sewer,
.$9.06; Geo Stire, team labor sewer,
$9.00; '4Vm Laverty, team labor sew
er, $3.00 _Fraaik 1\iallott, Iabor, $18
=. Mrs. Alice Cudniore, gravel, $17.50,
Adjournment by by I -cooper.
J. Senior, Clerk.
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The Council.' .of the Township of:
StePheii
Crediton, on Tuesday," the 3rd' Of Oct-
ober, 1922, at 8 o'clock pini:" All
members were, present' excepting Dep-
uty -Reeve, Webb: The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
adopted.
Penhale-Hays: That 13y -law No.
296 for the levying of certain rates
against the ratable property of the
Township of Stephen having been
read three times, be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk and the
seal of the Corporation • attached
thereto. Carried: Penhale-Bayes:
That Ey-law No 297 being a By-latiy'G
known as the Victoria Street Drain of
the Police Village of Crediton, which
was provisionally passed on Sept. 11,
1922; and as amended by the Court
of Revision this day, havingbeen
read 'three times,,;be passed and sign-
ed by the Reeve and Clerk and the
seal of the Corporation attached
thereto, Carried,,; Hayes-Sweitzer:
That 'Elmer Lawson. be awarded the
contract to construct 4,450 feet of
field tile drain from stake 10 to the r
outlet and Geo. Eilber the 1,100- feet
of vitrified tile drain and the three
catch basins of the. Victoria Street
Drain, subject that the work is not
to be cgonninenced•until such time as
TROVED NEAR DASHAoT0OD.
Early Tuesday rnron•ning the barn
of Mr. Paul Masse, of Hay Tp. about
three miles north of Dashwood was
completely destroyed by fire together
with the season's crop and a team of
horses:- About five" o'clock in the,,
morning a lighted lantern that was
hanging from a beam `in the snow
was overturned by a cat causing a
eonflragation that spread so rapidly
that little could be done to save any
thing.
OIL DANK UPSET
Mr. Thos. Johns, who drives the.
oil truck for Mr. PI. T. Rowe, .,suet
with an unfortunate accident on•
Thursday last which alight have' re-
sulted more seriously. Mr. Johns
had just crossed Smith's- bridge on
the Lake Road and had turned out
while meeting another car. The
truck skidded on the grass and upset_
in the ditch. The door to the cabin
of the car was on the bottom and Mr.
Johns. was locked in. A piece of fal-
ling- glass gashed 1\Ir. Johns, right
arm above- the elbow severing the;
main artery. The blood flowed free-
ly and Mr. Johns' with his feet
knocked out the glass in the wind-
shield_ and crawled out. He man-
aged to get • to ilIr. , Smith's home
where ;nt tI'iga ' aid was summoned.
HAND CAUGHT IN CRL'S.k11 It.
MIK Ernest Luxton met with an un-
fortunate accident. Friday last when
he got his hand naught in a crusher
and as a result will lose the fooir fin-
gers from, tris right hand. Mr. Lux
_tansxvfar0 rrinsltii, ..eftts::at; t.33e bclr 1L:i,oS
his brother, -in-law, SIr. Alf. Coates, tor:`
of the -second concession of'Ushorne.
In some way the crusher got clogged
and Mr.' Luxton put in his band to
free it when his fingers got caught, °
Fortunately he was: able to reach
over with his left hand and throw the
machine out of gear. The accident
happened just at noon and he was
alone in the barn at the' time. It Was Women Help Wanted.
found necessary to amputate the four
fingers at the third or knuckle "joints.
The thumb was saved. Air. Luxton
has since suffered. considerable pain,
TEAR EVER
IE PI�ATI%s 30c
SAUCE . PANS 50e ' 4
FRY PANS $1,70
DOUBLE BOILERS° $•4.75
PRESERVING KETTLES
TTLES
$1.75 up
ROAST PANS .$6.90
Jolnnisons Floor Wax 8;5e per tin
J'ohnson's 7 ib. Floor Waxers $2.50
O'Cedar Mops $1.25 and $2,00
Liquid Veneer Mops $1.25 'and $2.00
Duskiil Slops $1.50
O'Cedar Oil 25c and 50c
• Liquid Veneer 25c and 50c
Perfection Oil Heaters $8.00`1
Chemical Closets $10.00
Washing Machines $19.00
Wringers etc: $ 6.75
TINSMITIIING" AND
PLUMBING
Wanted all kinds
of Apples for, . ,
pr evaporating az the Fxetta L�,.i
Apples will• he received 'any trine
and until end' of season`
HIGHEST CASH PRICE I':AID
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN SWEET
On Friday of last -week Mrs, Har-
riet J. Sweet, widow of the late John
Sweet passed away at the advanced
age of SS years and 4 months. The
deceased, although in feeble health,
was not taken seriously ill until a-
bout ten days previous to her death,
the general breaking up of a rugged
constitution being the cause` Born
11 Devonshire, Eng. the deceased
cane to Canada with her parents.
when 12 years old settling in'this
district. Her maiden name was Har-
riet Jane Ching. She was united in
marriage to the late John Sweet who 1
predeceased her 32 years ago this
month. The deceased was a member
of the Main street Methodist church.'
She i's survived by six children, two
sons and four daughters: Mrs, H. J.
Glanville, of, Vancouver, B. C., Robt:
H. of Portage la Prairie, Man., Misses
Charlotte and Louise at home, Theo.
of Hamilton and Miss, Ethel; of Til-
sonburg. The funeral, private, was
held Sunday afternoon, interment in
the Exeter cemetery. `.
Si TT7r6 t�° Feet'9 so ordered by the° Reeve of the mun
=' icipality Carried. Sweitzer-Hayes:
i That Fred Wuerth be and is hereby
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The regular .meeting of the Exeter
Horticultural Society has been post
Ironed >from : Wednesday evening' of
this wee[- until
Wednesday, Oct: 18th
In. the Public Library. Mr. S, •J„ Ho-
garth will give an •address 011 Fall
Preparation : for Spring Planting."
T'leep in mind the date of Thames
Road Anniversary and fowl supper,
;Sunday and Monday, Oct, 22nd and
23rd.,
The' 'property o
p p y an d household effects
mf the late A. Hastings on Andrew St.
"will be sold by auction on Saturday,
October 14th.
•
laIP9,1borhe St.. Mission Circle, of
.Lo
London, will give the interesting and.
amusing comedy "Cranford" in Beth-
any church Friday evening,'Oct l.3to
under the auspices of the W,M,S
Admission, adults 25c,' children 15c.
Cone and enjoy a pleasant "evening.
A meeting of the '
g VC�oinen's In ti-
• tute and shareholders of
the Far-
quhar Hall, is called for Monday
evening, Oct, 16th, in Farquhar hall
for •tile purpose of raising funds for
the 5trfieiing in New Ontario. Lundh
will be• Served.
'ORANGEMEN ATTENTION •
Special
m
ee
ting oil 'Wednesday,
October 18th,, to meet Dr. S.T.Sr-
situp-
son, organizer or a iner Of tile Gr
and rOI e.
Afull it
attendance is reqUestea.
Rev. A, A, Trumpet, W. NI.
Mr. Ronald Witwer:is learning the
barbering with F. M. Boyle.
The, Trivitt Memorial church'r
a e
holding their fowl supper and enter-
tainment in the rink to -day (Wednes-
day.)
Wednesday.)
-Mr, Paul Coates returned home
Thursday from a trip to England.
The return trip was very rough as a
severe storm raged for five days find
was so bad that the boat was delayed
three days in making the trip: ,"
The.members
ofJame _ , t
s S . choir
motored to ICippen Sunday afternoon
and provided the musie for the anni-
versary of the Methodist church. The
choir were entertained to tea by the
Rippers ladies: They returned in
-time for the evening service in James
street.
I3OR,N
HUNTER—In ,Usborne on October'
5th, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hunter,
a son,,.
HAYT ..F Il.---
In l)aShwood, on:,October
9th, to Mr. and Mrs.-Robt. Hayter,
a son.
MARRIED
W1 LKEN.-- MARSHALL
At the Methodist parsonage; Lon-
don, by Rev. Mr. Peever, Vera, only
daughter of Mrs. E. A. Marshall, to
Mr. 1I.- C. Wilken, of Thedford.;
DIED
SWEET—In
Exetei
a on
Oct. 6th,
Harriet J. Sweet,
widow
of the late
John Sweet, aged 88 years and 4
months.
NEARLY -;$200 RAISED FOR
FIRE SUFFERERS
An appeal was made from the
James St. pulpit on Sunday last for
contributions to aid, the fire suffer-
ers in Northern Ontario and already
over $190.00 has been raised. Those
receiving "the -contributions are Rev.
Mr. Wilson, 0. P. Hooper, W. S. Cole
and J. H. Jones.'
73O '17LING NOTES
A , rink of bowlers from London
skipped by Jas. Ms'Dougall played al
friendly game in town on Friday last
with a rink skipped by R. G. Seldon
the visitors ;being five up when th`,
game was called.
ed.
The Scotch Double tourney by the
local bowling club was concluded last
week the winners being .Tack Pry
de
de
and Robt. Mawhinney x with 3 wins
plus 28; C. Wares and W. W. Tarhan
were second with 3 wins plus 22.
At the Friday � evening bowling
w g
tournament on the local greens the
winners were Rev. Trumper, R. Maw-
hinney, and G. Anderson with 3 .wins
plus 17. T. S. Woods, E. Howald and
W. W. Taman were second with 3
wins plus 16.
A, Scotch Doubles tourney was
played on the local greens on Wed -
nest
a evening
of last
weekr the
w' zi-
ners Maw
bean 1#,
. ' `
g hmniey and W. W.
Taman with i?. Ni Creech and Ed.
Harness second.
ried. The following orders werepas-
sed: Amusement Tax Branch, Tic-
kets $10.00; Centralia Farmers' Club
cement, $19:00; Frank Adams,- con-
tracts 8-9 ESR, $158,75;"Placide Dis
jardine, Coin, No. "9 ESR, $7.50; Wil-
fred LaB ond,,`Coni No. >8 ESR, $7.50
Daniel Oestreicher, making cement
tile, $140.99; Wesley .Hellin„'Cont.
No. 9 SB, $7.50; Express Company
charges,..55c; Municipal World, sup-
plies, $S.46; Stephen & Usborne y
Powing Association, grant, $10.00.-- -B
The council adjourned- to meet in
a
the Town Hall, Crediton, 'on Monday, }1
IiF.,SIGNS AFTER l'ASTOlLk't'E
OF FORTY YEARS ` -
Rev. S. A. Carriere, who for forty
ears has been pastor of the Grand
end Presbyterian church, has ten-
ered his resignation and d will preach.
is farewell sermon the Last; Sunday
1 October. On Tuesday evening the
ongregation assembled at the church
o pay tribute :to the pastor and his
amity. Rev. Dr. Fletcher,-' occupied
the chair and after a splendid pro-
gram of music and addresses Mr. and
Mrs. Carriere and their daughter,
Margaret were called t:o the front and
ail address was react expressing senti-
ments of regret at their departure part '
p
nd of high appreciation of their 1a -
ora in the cormnunity, and the r.s-
p e
citation of,,,a well filled purse was
Ade to \ir. "and Mrs. Carriere and. a.
leer cake dish. to Miss Margaret.
ddresses of appreciation were deny
-
ed by ;Rev. 511. Wilson, of Corbett;
rev. Jas „Foote, of Exeter; Rev. • Mr.
ltidiey, of Thames 'Road and Iiev.
lr. Yaeger, of Dashwood, ' A Sum -
teens repast :.Pas ser'Ved in the
arise by the ladies of. the cnngrega
on+
'toy', Jas.
Foote e vitt
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ter tti
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Or is inducted.
the 6t1,}.:of November next at 1 pan,
Henry Eiiber, Clerk:
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FIRE
ESCAPED` THE
When word of the big fire; in the
Haileybur•y district last 'ween' reached.
town there was considerable anxiety.
felt as to the fate of several families
Who were connected in. Exeter;' Mr:
Herb Pickard, son of Mrs, Jas. Pic-
kard; of town, was the practical tea-
cher in the ruining school at 1-Iailey-
bury, Word hat been t�eceivec1 that
l'dr. Pickard and wife arc safe with
t
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MANAGER.
atisfaction.
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That meat is: down in price? and it will pay you to get our prices be-
fore buying elswhere.
'FARMERS”
When yon `thresh, let us supply you with a choice Meaty Roast.
Delivered any time.
Choice Beef, Pork, Veal and Spr ing Lamb, all the time.,
Have your Cooked Meats andBacon Machine Sliced.
Rive..'
WHERE QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN PRICE,
b
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the.latter's parents at Cobalt. .-lis, A
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home which was' o=.1 the high land
near the river front was one of the
few that wRS not, bunted. Mr. and
Mrs. M, l+loody, the latter being a
sister of 'Airs. W. Johns, ,of, town,
managed to escape, but they lost
everything
but a iozse
Mrs. "F'IO6cI
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Y
is at present; tvisitn
g
z esen visiting with relatives lin
Toronto. Mr. Fred Elliott, who con -
duets a law office in Haileybur•y, 4;
safe at New Liskeard.
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