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In Pretty Shades of Rose,
Large size at $11.50 Each.
NEW LACE TABLECLOTHS
70x84 inches, at $6.98 Each.
Blue and Green.
A LOT OF 26 FINE LADIES' DRESSES:
Goods in Season's best Styles, to
at $2.69 Each.
(Regular price $3.25)
Size 14 to 44.
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GENERAL
INSU ANCE
EXCEPT LIFE
Fire, Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Eta,
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative
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HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
You are going Through This
World Only Once,
So Why Do.. Without These
Labor Savers?
Experienced farm help is
scarce and costly. You'll need
moderately priced stable equi-
pment to do the work the quic-
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'd
pay hired help, in Beatty labor-
saving stable equipment. Pays
lietime dividends. Gives you
more time to enjoy life. En-
hances value of farm. Improv-
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
Steel Cow Stalls—Exceptional
Values at Lower Prices
Lower Priced Stalls
Automatic Watering
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BROODER HOUSE COAL
We have received a shipment of choice Chestnut
Coal which we are selling out on restrictions only
for Brooder House use, and an agreement has to
be signed that it will be used for that purpose only.
STADE & WEIDO I
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WE ALWAYS cAkRY. A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH
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GROCERIES ON. AD PURCHASED FROM THE LEAD-
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CONDITIONS WE AtONOT QUOTING AgY1PARTICULAR
PRICES BUT CAN 'A4I,./RE THE PUBLIC GOOD VALUE
FOR THEIR MONEX4ITH QUALITY AND PRICES AT
THE VERY BEST
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NEW WIRE FENCING
We have on hand a good supply of new Barb Wire,
Steel Posts, Woven Wire Fencing and all the sup-
plies required for Fencing.
PAINT UP TIME
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LET US SHOW YOU OUR NEW SUPPLIES OE 1:
READYMIXED PAINTS
The Season demands to PAINT UP in order to
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his ,,reStauraut in Exeter and was held . Preserve the Surface on your Buildings. It it ;
on thevi %.OfMr. and Mrs ;Williaml poor economy to try to save on Paint We have
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Maintelagcs ,'Mli.'''ir,'-fititi,'1,.-' .-..,L. eve; r est: 15 were present and enjoy-
ed at Meaford; NNS. a week7entivisit;-. ed a: delightful ;eitening..,•At the CCM -
gr with his family here. ' It• • elusion of the roast, a social hinn-
texs, .Misses Ililak. and 'Ruth o •,Mid:- ' Mrs. Fred Beer and Elane were in
, Mr. George 'Brenner aria' ti, ugh; mtthical was enjoyed in the home.
rand are visiting at.the home 4f.Mr. London recently -attending the C:M.
arid air. Louis.Schilbe And •oth
se'r. re- D. picnic held at-c.Springbank. 1500
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latives. . - attended, ' races, baW '&ames, cricket
Mr. and Mrs Harry, Bassbw, 'ilif,rs. matchei` Were featured, the ICAIlD".2,
Vtrin. Bass.oNtand daughter Emile Bugle Band and the Fusiliers, ;band
•and Norman Miller were 'Sunday vis- were in attendance. The children;
kora za tlidAibme of Mr. and .Mrs. were treated to fre'e train rides,l'ree
Isiah Tetrealli; near Dashwood.
The recent fine weather has:been
a big help to the farmers Who' still
have some beans and buckwheat to
harvest, as some real stinshine is
needed for these crops. The,corn
is being but and silosAre being fill-
ed, the fall wheatab
seeding is out
over and plenty of it up already.
There is plenty of moisture for good
fall plowing. • .
Miss Tillie Miller and her niece,
Miss Thelma Shore both .of Wood-
bridge were recent visitors at the
home of the former's sister, Mi. and
Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer of town.' The
two ladies are both on the ' teadhing
staff in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs Noah Hunsherger of
St. Jacobs, Miss Rose Cobre-,:•,and
Mr. Isaac Cobre of Kitchener. ."Mrs.
Tapp of the West; Mr. and Mrs': Wil-
fred Jervis and family of (Chilton.;
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell ;McKinley
4 a good stock of all called for.. Paints, Varnishes, 4;
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and Paint Supplies... ..See these lines.
FURNITURE
See, Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites
A Full Line of all the Home Requirements
Johnston ,Livaibheisc
rides on the ponies, and ice 'cream t ark ware
and"pop. The day ended with' a 1
dance held at the ;Springhank •
ion.
Fuiitun. Phone 68
Nursing Sister Eleanor. Bell', T.T. ;
S., St. Thomas, Nursing Sister Helen
WHEAT SMUTS
Munn, Trenton, visited at their homes There are two common smuts;
here recently. namely, stinking smut or bunt, and
Mrs. William Hildebrand of Lon- Loose Smut; which cause many tho-
don visited with friends in the Vi17- usand of dollars loss a year. The
age on Sunday.
• Rfiann. Norman Stanlake, Nanaimo
DX., is enjoying a furlough with his
wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. H.
Workman.
The Woholo clos.s of the United
chuicai are holding a ,weiner roast at
Drysdale Friday evening- Sept. 22nd.
Stinking Smut or Bunt cannot be re-
tected in the fields until the ears be-
gin to fill. The smutted ears are
darker green and remain longerthen
the healthy ones. The grains only
are directly affected. They- are short
plump, light in weight ,so.mewhat dis-
coloured and filled with brownish
Former members are invited. Mem- black, somewhat oily powder, which
hers:are asked to meet at the home has an odor like decayed fish. Then
Of MissfEllis at 8 p.m. the loose Smut of Wheat is more
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common and does more damage ti1A
wheat in Ontario than is generally,'
realized by the grain gnmer., Thia
is owing to the fact that most of.thiS
smut is blown away long before har-
vest time and thus may be overlook -s.
ed by the grower unless he happens.
to be inspecting his &olds about the
time wheat is coming to ear. It ia-•
not an uncommon thing to filtd
wheat field with 12 to 15 p.c. of the.
ears destroyed by •miut. The *4.k'
ment of smut is by- treating the seed
grain, and this iieformation can
had from you local AgtUrat
representative
and family of Stanley Township,
*ere Sunday visitors at, the 40101
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— HIACiCING "tt-rk HELP:.
Nina Wilcox, writing in.he',
American Weekly with this Sunday
(Sept, 24) issue of The Detroit
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Sunday Times, tlls how the ,anflux
of domestic help into war industries
has created a business of srvice snat-
ching which has become a :racket
carried on in the streets of4reiy
large American city. Get ThDe-
troit Sunday Times.
NEARLY 200 ATTEND .
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The Exeter High ;School re -pied
Monday last with an enrollment of
close to the 200 mark. The sel.‘iplia's
were assembled in :the r 'ma '? and
Principal Sturgis avelcbn d the; new
members df the 'staff and the ;o1d and
new pupils. The Board,$of EducUtion
have introduced 'a new counMircial
Course, with Miss Katherine Jordan,
of Toronto, commercial ppecialist in
charge. The chairman of the Apar&
M. R. N. Creech, was present fOr the
opening exercises. Mr. W. R. Goul-
ding, now of4ondon, hasresumed
the teaching .4,nasic in the pUblic
school.
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'-'l'hg Hensall Girls dance club :ar-
ranged a theatre party it Leaqjitt's
theatre, in honor of Miss Beryl Pfaff
a member of .the Club, and abl'ide.:
elect of ;September. Following) the
theatre party theydanOtored to 'i the'
home of Mrs. agetvm.•Mbirf 4.vb.44e4a
social hors 'watn
,Ipent,- id '"'"Mies
Pfaff presented with4 pyrex nu km
Presentation Made by . Mrs. L. 13,p01 -
flank, and acldresa read by Mrs,41X
ton, Laing.
Dear Byr1; • ,
Tonight unlike so many
past when you liave been calleklip-
en to do the honors, we have ga!ker-
ed to honor and congratulate yo '4 'bil.
your approaching marriage. We. ar,s,
going to miss you in our Dance ;Club
Beryl. However you are not maint:
very far and we hope you will ,'04,,n,•:,
tinue to attend our 'dances. Du4rig
the coining years we wish for 11rotl
and yours all the best of teverl)t
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health wealth, wealth and hapP' . s•
We ask you to accept these I„,
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a token of our appreciation .tt,$:,s;:4.
your effonts during the life,A*43Prf
our famous dance club, hopifielfial
some day we may taste of itS:lif,e'V•
Signed on behalf .of the Girls ' Da,tleb
Club, A buffet luncheon was Settect
from tables centred with pink 01141
white asters, ;pink and white canAes
ha silver holders, and matching strea-
mers. The event was much enjo.,ett.
The staff of Grieve5s reatatOnt,
Exeter, arranged a weiner rospO' '
Mr. Grieve, who recently die
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never catch up to prices when they start
to soar! •
Howwould we like.to pay $1..10 a
dozen for eggs? You say it can't
happen? Don't forget it's already
••7 ', I happened right here in this'Domin.
ion, during the last war. And it will happen
4.gwin . . . unless we're on our toes to keep
:pie cost of living down. Every Canadian must
c•'-*:.• .1ace thir t1allenge! It's our responsibility.
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What oes Inflation Mean to
You and Me ?
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et Be of good•heart. Living costs
have risen LESS in Canada than
atiywhere else. Canada leads the
world in the fight against inflation.
HERE'S HOW IT'S DONE—
In 1941, Canada determined to
control the cost of living. Price
ceilings were established on wages,
rentals and commodities; subsidies
were paid on essential foods; goods in short
supply were rationed ... so that evet7one
could get their fait share at a price they could
afford to pay!'
But control of prices is a two-way
responsibility. It needs your support
if it is to continue working effectively.
So make this
Pledge -Today I
1 PROMISE to give my support
to keeping the cost of living
down. I will buy only what I
need—I will observe the ceil-
ing whether buying or selling
goods -or services. I'll pay off
old debts, save for the future,
invest in Victory Bonds and
War Savings Certificates—and
will support taxes which help
lower the cost of living.
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sou- Published by
TX1E BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
to reveal the dangers whith inflation can mean to all the people of Canada.
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