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TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR•';.
EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1913,
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ry
all Papers left
and they
have only
oa►ds and
MUST GI
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them at greaty
reduced prices.
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last chance to get
.
your choice from
our Iarge stock.
only a few
more days. You
can buy at almost
our w own price.
Produce taken at the sale at Cask 'rices
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J. CARLING
Local Items
Miss Rhoda iOhdwen is viaittin ' 1 r
Klppen.
Masts Evelyn Gill returned to Ted
oli ►l tread y,
Miss' Mary Culbert of Lucax1 -visited
here last week,
Mr. Jas. Dearinlg of $'ospheri left
Tuesley to visit with friend:re at Ing-,
eraoOEL.
Mr F. W, Ti)ott, Toledo, O:■ spent a
few days here cl reltig the week with
his misters.
The entente even • of Mr, Wilbsr Man-
ning oC London dried on Fee. 18, and
was burled in Ol!nton.
Mrs G,ladenaar and daughter of Pet-
erborough, xeturned home Vecdnesday
after a visit at the hon7,e of F. W.
Gladnlare •
Miss. Levine. Cookson left this week
to visit hex ulster, Mars. Flied Melts.
of Windsor, who lel stuttering tromi a
severe attack of quinsy.
Friday brat wtas St. Valentine's Day.
The Vaapnt51nele off to-dp,y sere a .much
more serreebile thenig than those of a
few Thera alga, a(tit;hdu;;h the latter cease
still exult, but are eery scarc'e.
Mee. WneeBray and Mr, and, erns
Geo. Moir who hra(vs been viseeng ,re-
lettvos here fir dame time,. left en
Tuesday :morning o(it theite return jaur-,
ney tv their rJsee=tie a homes • :;n
Virden, Man,
Mr. Wine Calder df Durteetr, was in
Tuesday and Wedneedee securing,pree
les for the annual( merrtin oef the Na-
tional Port end Cemient Cs. of that
town, he being the president, The
meeting well be held in Toroleeo on
the, 26th kneel..
B S. Phillips, regal estate agerre
has this week ebltd II Reynold's farm
of 100acres, bele:: 1ot1 8,, Leon • .3, Hay,'
to John Preelprier tof ,.Stephen for the.
sum of $8400, Passes•sede • to be giveen on April 1st, 1918 'Mr. laeeniotda
iLhtends going West in the spn?ntg, coni.
sequently =:,wW ,del hied chattels some
time ire :.March.
Mr.. S. G. Ba.wdet, ito-greher with
his brother Jatn7les of Pert Arthur, ,,and
Messre Peter end Fred Bawden, iliie
tends' farming a,concrete and building
company with ' he quarters Ln• Ed-
monton. On Wednesdfay ,they shipped
ewe cars of effecter, conS1etting of
household furniture, cement machinery
lumber, tour feaeni -of,:.heroes :aed' out-
fite. Measles Olintoin! 'Sweet and Peter
Oke accompanied the care 'of effect:
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Bawdein, " Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ea:wden and Joseph Doyle
will leave in a few days and will
be joined by Mr. and Mrs. eannesr Baw
den at Winnipeg Next week Mn. John;
Triebner atrad 'Mir. T,hom7,as Shipley of
Clinton follow, accompanying two care
oif onions for eainlee Johnston df Hens
sell. About• the -lalst of- March •the rest
sell. About elle fleet of March the rest.
of 'the Party leave, cen;si�eitteg of MSessrs
P. Bawden, .John; leenohr, 'Fred Wells
Geo, Holte an Sof Crediton, Fred Par-
sons: While we regret to see. •sto
niiane* good PgoPlet leaving Exeter we
hope they Mae ha've the best succes,e'
in the' new ventul it.
Farmers' Institute
Ivleetlings of thle Stotuth Huron Farrier
era In,etituite will be held as tolloiws,'—
' seeekteee—Garvin Baebour, Croslshili;
Clarke Hamilton, Iroquois'; and ;local
speakers
FARQUIIAB,, :: FEB 26th t
Gavir tBarbour'e afterneenz 'subject,t-
"S •iJ Curter:aitiota and Control of So l
Moisture", :Evening :Subject, "Fanners
and their 'Song7'
Clarke Hsimdllton:'•s afternpiones'ubjeci,
"The Da,lry Herd, Breeding Feedingl,
and elenagealienitt'•"' Evening, Selected.
Leccal, R. B. McLean—Selected.
SEAFORTH TOWN HALL • FEB.: 27.
Gavir Barbour's afternoon subject,—
"Draft Horses and How bo Raise:Teem'
leveeing, "Present Day Needs of eat.
ario Agricviture."
Cla.rke Halmilitde's afternoon subject,
"Thi Dairy Herd, Breeding ,Feeding;
ar,c Management:le Evening, Selected
Lo all -H.
Smith, "Bee& Cattle."
VARNA TOWN HALL, . FRI., FEB. 28
Gavin Bareour's afteu',tooli subject,,:
"Beet Cattlea: Evenil7g, Farmers and
Their Suns."
Clarke. Hamilton's afternolon snbject,
"Weeds."
Local••Alex. Muleterd, Selected
'. HENSALL, f[ vi'c.Uonel'L's Hall, March 1
Gavin Barbour's .afteenomi subject,-
"Bee" Cacblee' Evening, Peesieet Dee
Needs off Ontario Agriculture.,"
Clarke Hain;tlitones afternoot . subject:
"Swant Proleerne, Selection, Feeding,
and liowa'ing.° Evening., Selected.
'Locale -W. `b. Senders Selected
DASHWOOD, 'Zininndr's lialll, Mal`, 3
Gavin Barbour's afternoon subjectf--
"Draft Horseer and How co Rai•sIe Them,'
Evening, "Pltesetnt TJAy Necds of Ont
ario Agnicutturee"
Clarke Hamvilltotn'•s afternoon subJeet,
"The Cor:: Crop, Oullevetleon, Ver:etyr,
ti•1lrvest&ng end Fteeding • Q aloe." Even
ing subject, ',Selected.
Local -Jas. Green, `e:tatted. ,
GRAND BEND, Breener•ri 'Hall, Mai 4
Gavin learboux's efternoan subject,:-.
"Hee W Grow Crops In Dry Season's,'
Evening; " Peraniees' end ,their Sons:l'
Clarke Haleiitto;n's aftcrno'on eubjeot,
"Swine: 7 eebleni,e, Selection, Feeding,
ti.nd 'CRousing." Evcaniil ', Selected.
Leval, John Morgue y Selected:
A er'ogieam wilt be gl'vev alt ;the Ff'ven
ing anieetings:• Afternoon Meetings: at 2
o'clot'k, Evening Meetings at .7,80, All
termere crud others' Interested Aro car.
dully inv5ted to attend.
S:' PHILLIPS, t. R'. .ALLISON
Secretary Proeident,'
MISSIONARY BANQUET IN JAMES
I ,e.TREET' METHODIST CHURCH.
The School llaotnu of Jarnes Street
Methodist Church. never looked brighter
and better ten on Monday evening
Capt, The tasty deoora tl:o..s' of Christ-
mas were .enhanced by a rainbow that
spanned the speektats' table To Mrs..
' o great credit iso due for the ariestet
effect. of ths d:cdratLona
The occasion wlls a nnisatone,ry ban-
quet. The• repeat and serving both by
the ladles of the 9G p2; iS. wa,a'as us-
ual without crittr'.sn.t The and enc: of
nti:.l. approaching 200, was mosit in-
spiring, and the 'theme, ' Chr:;stfa,n
Kissel: s' that could: lie desit ed
to make a' memorable occastoi.
The speakers were 111r. G. Staniey of
Lutan and .Jes.se I3, Arnup, B:A,., See-
rmary of, the Laymen` s Net sriona,re
Movement of the Metheodis'Y Church:
�7r Stanley eloquently traced the
1tissionary idem froth the beg'.nn'•ngand
showed how Were was no priority of
realm by any nation to thebent; is
or Christianity, which in the' mind and
Intent of God was ter the whole world.
DSS.
Arnup, after sicetehing the world's
leer outlook. since ttle n 7w century be.:
tile• showed how opportunity was
be: tn' the churc.h to carry the ad-
vantages which are ours to thole be-
yead. If nee,lected, centuries may
p7,s.s before 'future g nlara.teone will
eia.i have :the opportunity which is
au.rs.
Resoiu'tianis were :adopted putting
James Street i'n lune w;sth the c-ampa:gn-
i 7g plans or the,- Le.yani=in's leies':onary
'• rove n .7t.
Mr. Philips had arrange: a mlus'cal
-cigranl which wee much enjoyed,,
:Rev. W: G. McAlester was chairman.
FIRE DOE7 $1000 'DAMAGE.
A fire 'that threlatend a serious, con-
flagraeion broke chitin the dry goods
department of Measre. James. & May'•s
te.Thursday ev
large st'oire here on Tn ,s�day ening
last about 7.80 o'ctiock . The blaze or-
kgindtted at the end of the large counter
on Tee north. side of the dry, goods de-
partment. under a spool oriel, and
had gained considerable Treadway when
drs'4"o•vered. It wia firstt noticed by Mr
J. A. Stewart alnd Dr. 'Aunoe,, what at
octee gem the Marine and seen the fire
wa o • he< ten= a� ucceed-
br.g,ade a on t s, ., rtd, s
ed 1„e subduing vhe flames: s: by the use
of bucl s of Neater, and Peen7lcaisl„ but
nor until ab uta tblousend dollar, dem-
lige was etre e ° 'mit-the :surrounding'"Dry
Geo: ,. The roilgt7i of the Ere w'aa a
meetery, an'd, while;"the coal heater was
.Sri close proxwnity b, where the fire
started it ,lie not thought that the fire
oelginated, from the ste e., Tele ;loss is
Cully covered by insurance -
JAMES RY.DER WINS IN THE
COURT OP AIPPPEAL
The court of appeal, at Toronto on
Friday reviewed, the evidence' '_•a the
case of James Rider vis' The Usborne
& Hibbert' Fire.Desturaln a ComPany, and
diem:lased the ai petal of the defendants
with test --
The case its now *eel knew'n in this
district haviing been treed in tee
Divlsilon Count • at Exeter .and . the
County Court at ,G.o>der(ich', where Mr,
Ryder wont, obteleinag a judgment icor
$160 and costa 'the $,160 being the
value of a har,se clelnied 1,o have been
killed by lightinirng on pla.ntlff's fain
t.n August laist and which was Insured
in de>;endan!t cotmeeelle As stated above
the court of apeetai sustained the
judgment given by; Judge Holt. in God -
arida end Mr,. Reeder Is gr eted 2,11
costa in the came. It will take a
tidy, sum. of, lnoin,ey' to cover jgdgmenl
and costs. L.- Ii: beickas.an foe Ryder
and F. W. GUtaternan for the company.
PNEUMONIA WIPE OUT FAMILY.
Last weak we rne de mention of :the
fact thee pneumonia had caused
the death roe William and Thomas Py -
bus, of the 6th colnlc'eteaton oC Usborne,
and this week 'we are called upon to
chronicle the d emiis'e 'd1' their st:•ster,.'
Elizabeth Pybus, aged 67 years, front
the same cause, which• sad event oc-
curted on Feb. 14th. All three passed
away within a period or aeght days,
and :atter an (lenses: Of only a flew
days. They were eel enmarrled arid•
had reelided, ori Ldti 2t% Cyn,. 6, ter
many years and w'ere highly respect,
ed by all who knelw thern The re-
maiine of the late mise Pybus wier,e
laid to rapt el the Exeter 'cemetery on
Saturday afterinoon. The gad event le
deeply regretted.be the whole commun-
ity.
CLINTON LOCAL OPTION SCRUTINY
In view of 'thud feet that a, mandamus
is being &eked .roe to, permit Judge
Hee to take evidence en the. Ciliation
Local Option Scrutiny, the judge has
again adjourned the proceedings The
tennperance people still cistern that the
original returns, are; given by the dep.
uty returning officer, and, agreed ,to
to r
by the prop cl_r1t, two' sdrutLnee a, aed
tom candidatets''for ctouncll, wear 'thee
correct one, , 84 for and 51• ageinet,
end, as a'iurther Weed' of thee x
eoYn1nittete ha,a been: at week in the
ward, and 78 of the 8e tare already
signed s'w'orn deeler:aitlanse that they
did 011 Sanuary 6tibl lest nark their
ballbte for focal option.
. BARN BeiRNED AT ICIP,PEN
Teen:: eche were seen loitering :Pr
bout lin the vi lette aero belittled for
the '.butltitngg eerie en Friday last of
the barn .of Mrs. lvi'iiler.., the. entire
etrutture, with eil the e.easo,n'e ha'y
and grain Was berried to the ground,
A volunteer brigade de faenters had
the hardest kited Of work in keepleg
the emotes from spreading to adjoin.,
ing buildNnBP.•
D .1J.S4.ef, VISITS LEBANON t,1 HEST J
The official vide:b of DI. D. Gr M., Rt,
Wor Biro. D. WE Collins, to Lebanon
Freest Lodge, Na'. 13,3, A. F. &f A. If.,.
o:r Monday evening attracted a large
nunteer oft brethren, a dumber of visit-
oxs from outside lodges being.presen'•
The work on hand was an initiation
and the usual routline business, w1ttth
was handled by the offecerte in a mane
ner that refilected a greae deal, of erect.
It on themeeleee, and which brought
forth much prase and eulogy from the
vlsit'ing brethren When the dodge
oleeed dow.t the brethren adjo reed to
the dining room, or. this ! ornmrc:al
Flcusr• where two i0rr three hour were.
pleteatltiy and profitably spent. After
a- surnptueeter euprp'er, served in the
mast approved' :style the Werehipful
Mester, R. G. •Seidon, railed the bre-
thren- to ones- and a fOia,st 'bf reason
followed. A long Waist list wase pro-
posed and responded the. •the :speeches
be::tg interspersed wi:,th song, • story,
and recitaatte:a. 'Rt. Wear, 13no. Collins
ill response to the teoastt of "Grand
Ledge" gave an address, of. etom!etlength
and one that wee lolol, remain geeen'
in the ivea.rts and. needles ofhie: deepiyi
t'aterest.d hearerlt , The address t'a'nk
the Terni of a: ples:entat9en of :•tlle
ru,,dament:ail principle's of Free tMasone
ry. dealing with the mato r e teachs:ng
of the Diety, as revealing herself :n
threw aspects of revelation. --
1. God as Light—The Sight of reason
the light of coescleagee the l'ght •ot
hope
2. God as Order.—The study of the
wliterse ;show: in a etik•ing and .won-
derful
won-
de'ful ra,•7ner ° the Ian or Order. the
h' a .\rrey 'bed::les', the beauty of 'the
`lower, tth;e hsnmbiey of mature In col-
or
olor aoutd and •f_arnel The speaker took
his hearers baok tot the foundation of
nitsonry, 'the building of the gnat
pyramid of Egypt, `perfect in every
measuren]gnt, whese elembolical teach.
ing is the wdndee of the ,w,orldt. Built
41711 years ago; Clearly .he architet:e
was nc heathen, rattler the whole fab:
rie tn its Wonderful order reveals an:
ins irat'ot asa¢ked and wa
nderi'W
as the rinspiretr'jen et Holy S'cn:ptw-ec
` 3. God as Ldfe-thy;, ,ficial teaching of
M es'ctire is life-treumph%ing over death,
the dotttrinle Of .the reelurrectlion.
Thes
t re' degrees of
.7aeolrY are
f':I'eshaidtaiwed in :these three views Clf
Gad
Mi Win. Creech 3s •confined •to Glia
home with pl,euriee.
,Mr. Shirley re, Bobtter a former Exe-
ter resident butt wee has been etiatlon
agent at Belgrave for a number of
years. hes bean moved to Guelph,
CIJANDEBOYE
Miss 'Della Hareton Of London, who
ha's bean viisitipg at her hone here,
slipped while colnv:mg down ,slome :ey
steps and fractured her Wri'stt
KIPPEN-The nearly friends of Mr,
and Mrs, Louis. Weeper, who formerly
resided in thele: d'stn'.ht, but 'who: now
lives in Seskkito►ant, •will regret to
learn of thle deletil, df their eldest stop,
Louis. His grandmother, Mrs A. Bell,
sr., received a telie'gelam last week an-
nouncing the steel event.
MIT(:HELL—Thio funeral t ook place
here en Tuesday aftereeon to Wood-
land cemetery tdf,• •1Virs. Mary A. Challen-
ger, relict of the :late Wiliiaer Challene
ger, olf Getkl tech. She was 84 yellte
of age and for Many nearis resided
Mitchell and Logan,.
MAAliILAGIS
S,alke1d4—Bawdetl—Ila London, on Feb.
.15th, at the,rledidence of Rev. W. M.
Martin, Iseae Salkeld of Goden-
ich. to Mise Fanny; Bowden, daughter
oe the late ,William Balwden of Exeter.
They will resile a't Gloderich., ;
Challengegr'-'t3'ie•.r y—At Clinton, .on, Feb-
' 5th, bly Beh't 5, L, Alen, eanies E.
Challenger, et Eldg•erltbh„ Alberta to
Edna., only deegleter. oft Mr- and Mrs:
Wililam Hardy, off Clinton.
DEATHS
P;axton—In tlldertore eon W,edrresklay
Feb 12th, Barite Paxton, •relict' of
the late Andrew Paxton of McGLIJti
vray Township, aged 83. yearn a'nd 4.
menthe.
Guinan—le Stu J0sellh• Hospital, Lon-
don, on Feb `14th,; .• bfa;rgaretj, waSu
of Joseph Gulna,•, 'agled 58 years,.
et rs:hal'.-In Clinton; on Feb. 6th,
Robert Marshall off the Bayfield Road
Aged 68 years'.
Pybus:---In Usborne, on Feb. 14th,
EII7.abeth Pybus, aged 67 years.
bPatz.—I'n Crediton, en Feb. 18th, Henry
mote, aged 78 Yee re, 9 mldn.thre S
dogs.
ANNUAL MEETING,
The annual rneetiln'g of the patrons of
Winchelsea Creamery will be held in
Wobdhann Halil, ein Wednesday, Feb:
2(1 alt 2 o'clock p.m. Pxogramme.—The
"Minutes of :lest meeting; Auditor's. Re-
port (roan. Wm. Smith: and J. T. Miljersi
auditors ; .A.ddleetel "A Short Review;
Creamery 'V,'ork 1912, Present canr
ditionie and oueltoo'k for .101.3,." ey
Get. Medd ; Appoi.ntniiant of auditors for
1918. ;' New Busineese. Address, by Mr
W ICJ. Albright, ' editor et the Farnihrts'
Advocate, Loldioli,
SItIJE r4,VOIS'TbR
On Thursday, Fele 2 f, ` ,e a, pert. et
ei'kin'e Hotel 'll'ar ta, T!tetiaalT, tt car.
too:d' Ali`. Miry Cows, and yo'rrig cattle,
J J, Shannon . ', %stern.
Prop Aurt.,
he
Reduction
Season
is now on at
W. W.
TAMAN'S
Men's
Furnishing
Store
Ordered Clothing
educed From
$25 to $20
$23 to $18
$20 to $15
Ordered Overcoats
Reduced From
$25 to $18
$20 to $15
Ready-to-wear
Overcoats
Reduced From
$18to$13
$15 to $12
$12 to $ 8.
These big reduction are
made to clean up our stock
for Sprin, because our motto
is
"New Goods • for
Every Season"
You will do well to take ad..
vantage of these reductions.
W. Tama
Tailor. and Furnisher— I :ter