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CHIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR—NO 1901
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
SPRING
MILLINERY
TO-DdLI Our FJrt Showlog
WE shall have the pleasure Today and following days of
introducing the New Styles in Spring Millinery. and we
incite our friends to come and see what fashion dic-
tates this season. Never have we entered a season with more
Hats! Individuality speaks from every one of then[. Wide
Brims, Turbans, Toques and Hound Shapes. Conte along and
leave your order eutrly for your Easter Hate.'
Linen Suitings
One of the most popular
Fabrics we are showing for
Spring. Plain or Striped Lin-
ens in all the shades. Plain
or Fancy Hep. in the good
selling shades. Holland or
Mercerised finish are both
good sellers.
Shantung Silks
One of the good wearing
novelties for Spring. This is
a good wide silk with no end
of wear r and
makes kes a
beauti-
ful
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eau 'tt
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ful Spring or Summer Dress.
All the new colors of Alice,
Tan Buff, Natural, Wistena,
Amethyst and raisin. Popu-
lar price 54k. yd.
New Net Waists
=AND
WHITE WAISTS
OUR NEW WAISTS aro ariving every day and we are mum -Ty
to show something very New in the Waist Line. Dainty Net
'.Vaists with Fancy Trimming in White. Cream, Ecru and Black
Every one a new design. New White Waists are better than
ever. All the new ideas are shown here. You will be :lelighted
to see them. Have one to wear with your Easter Snit aryl Hon -
net.
WALL PAPER TALK
HOUSECLEANING FOR SPRING
\Ve carry a complete Stock of Wall Paper, from the cheap-
est to the most expensive in all the latest disigns and beautiful
colorings. \Ve have many new and inexpensive disigns for every
roost t1 your house. Consult us on the 1VaIl ('aper question. 1t
will pay you. You can have your selection, from the largest
stock ever shown in Exeter. Our Wall Papers are used by the
majority.
Jones
& Ma
y
Headquarters for the Celebrated N. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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EXETER, ONT CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCI! 17tH 1910.
SMILING—FROWNING
Two boys tient forth on the way of
rife.
And one had a smile and one a I Mr, 11, \V, l' Heaters was in Cod -
f row n : ,•rich \Vl dnesd:ty.
done looked up into the heavens blue.
While one walked 111:lenly ,?azing
down :
(%n' wade a man thar m, n dispa•d; I Mrs. C. Northcott visited in llen-
Th, other they praised :with an bull a lett days last week.
railer pride. Mr. John Caldwell, left Tuesday
Which do you think won the world's morning: for TWt;uski. Bask.
e�ueeni— Messrs. Eldred Elliott and Owen
I The hoy ttho slunk' or the boy who Atkinson left Monday for Lander'
ei'hedT olitre they have secured sit lett
Mr, Chris. Luker left 'Wednesday as
de!1-!:. to th couvrntiotl of the
wore on•rl of the World. being held
ill
LOCALS
$z.00 per year in advance
Mr. Gib. 1)ott spent the forepart of
the twee': in London.
'1'he world has plenty of carr and
loom :
Plenty of bitterness. pain and guile,
1, has no need for your sigh and
(row u.
• I1Wt lad it '4 hungry 'lo sec Soil
Z rutile.
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t, `1�I E are placing before YOU i t.ie most
1 Remarkable Spring Clothes Opportunity •l•
ever offered to the menfolk of this town. This is your :�
chance to have your
Ef5T
R SUIT
+ built to your own measure by the best Cnstom Tailors in
Canada—built into a cloth you youiFelf will select from the
cream of the seasons woollen inncvations—and yet built at
♦ a price even the most 'widest wage earner can cheerfully
+ afford.
Two Hundred Cloths to Choose From
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For $20, $ 18, $16, $14 and as low as $10
BIG FEATURES OF OUR SYSTEM
Made to Your Measure.
Costs no more than Ready to•wcars
( )lick Delivery
Guaranteed Satisfaction.
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Bawden
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Sandy
The
Best Flour -
If it is the best flour' you Kant, there is but one place
in town to get it.---tl►at is from us. The brands are:
JEWELL
Unturil) IiI('n(1('11)
PURITY
(Western Canada :four Mink)
Leave your order., or call up Phone 2.,
R. G. SELDON, Exeter.
London this week.
'•Ir. Jas. Gould left for !Wakomis.
seek.. and Mr. Garfield Dodgers, for
Davidson, Sask., on .Monday ttith al
carload each of settler's effects.
!liar
lot make sunshine as you Pi" j are Mrs. 7'. larke and '\lies Woodm;, e visitingfriends around iStaffa.
I'or the sad old [world is n good oldldi.ion. and the pi, (+holes nuou•rosta.
[world
To the boy with a cheerful song.
EXETER COC\CII.
A regular meeting of the coil nciI
%was held in the Town Ball on 1`'r:(t•ly.
March 1th, Absent, Councillor Lu-
ker. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
A communication from Mr. Fern -
comb regards Smart Turner Co. ac-
count for extra. was read and laid
over until 'the council members ewe
a copy of arreernent.
Mr. Marchand. local manager of the
Bell Telephone Co., laid before the
council letters from the company re-
tards opening a portion of Alain
street for underground construction,
also for the purpose of erecting poles
and lines along Main and Wellington
streets.
The acting reeve and clerk were
named a committee to answer com-
munications,
The following accounts were read
and passed.—Wm. Rivers. flour for
D. Gillis ns charity, $2.90; A. West -
man. London. ,water proof painte.
waterworks ncc'[.. $6.00; J. Senior
di.on. nndi the pitehholes numer(lfus:
Mrs. Clarke. N ho is l) years of age,
enjoyed the 13 mile drive.
The ial meeting of the South
Huron liberal Association still be
held in Dixon's Ball, Jrucefield. on
Monday. 'March ere: h. at 1.:10 p.
The meeting will be addressed by
M. Y. 'McLean �
cI eau .1
• P. others.
A quiet wedding was held at the
Englich Church Rectory on \Vednes••
day. .harsh 16th. at 4 p. nt• when
the It •v. 1). W. Collins, united
ted in marriage Miss Florenee Duns -
ford. daughter of Mr. and NIrs. Wn,,
1)unsford of the Lake Road to Mr.
Melvin Gould, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gould. of S,•xsmith. The
bride was rnerried in her travelling
suit of navy blue satin. The happy
couple left on the evening train for
a short trip to London, ilantilton
and Toronto. On (heir return they
i!1 reset- on Mr. Gou:d's farm 2nd.
concession of Ilay. •
The Exeter Gun Club will hold t heir
5,11. Annual Shoot on Good Friday,
The tournament ell) be mainly A
merchandise shoot. There will be
five events of 20 targets each besitess
xpress charges waterworks fleet., the trophy event for the silver trophy
lac.; Telephone Cr.. meson^e5 35c • donated by the M,andard lei!ver Co..
of 'Volume. for t Arne:cur Cham-
pionship of \Vrsu'rn Ontario. it was
won last year by Mr. Saxon Fitton
and must be won twice by one indi-
vidual to become b°a property. In
addition to the prizes for each event
there will be given 10 high average
prizes. The "Huron Indians" Tour-
naments in pass yearn have been sue-
cessful and this year prwnx•s to 1),
no exception.
eetric Lighr Co'y. ighting 8101.40;
Geo. Cudmore. labor. ".00; Thos.
Ilrock 5.75 ; T, Brock. jr.. 3.40: 1V,
Welsh 60c.: K, West 45c.: A. Bissett
5.25: G. Ai kinson 60r :
•1,88: Win. Gillespie 2.25 : R.
Quayle
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2.85 ; It, Davis 4.03 ; C. Sanders 1.'• )
J. cot/seem 60e, ; W. J. Bissett. pt.
salary. 13.00; C. W. Cross. pt. salary
cemetery acct. 29,00: T. Ilrork. rr..
1,50; T, Iiouble!, 5.00; .1. 'w'eekes,
Fire chief. 5.00: amonntin;' in ail to
8219.06. Parsed on motion of I.evett
and Ila'.kwlll.
J. SENiOR, Clerk.
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Mr. F. W. 'May. of Mitchell, .was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Parish. of i esex. S•
visiting Miss Leah Hemmer.
A meeting of the howlers will be
held in the Town hall on Friday
;••Win,: at R o'clock.
\lr. and lits. G. Lawson. of Credi-
ton. spent a few days with their
daughter. Mrs. Thos. Wilson.
11 r. Denier Eeriest: has returned
horse from Flint. Mich, birs, Jeer -
nick is slowly improving.
The death look place in God -rich
on Saturday. of Thomas Willinrn Mc -
Gerrity. in les 31th ( ear, The young
roan had been i11 with pneumonia for
several seeks past. McCart)1y, waw
the hockey player. and it bras h.•.
:•: go of hits. tint the game in the
',ii -finals bete een London and God-
,,rh w11, prOirutPd.
ARE YOU (:Ci\G %VEST.
1: so. exet'ptionnl opportunities are
eon being o:fered by the Grand
Trunk Railer)). Kyster1 (vin Chicago),
in the way of "Colonist Excursions',
":4et1!crs' Excursions" and ' Borne -
seekers' Excursions', The fortn•r
rages Bre one 'way second chine ap-
plying 10 certain points in Californ-
ia Mexico. lira i.sh Co'u►nbin. Oregon,
1Vashin,►,on. et r• dni'y 111)1 i1 Aprig
15th. The Settlers rates Bre also one
wry second class and apply to princi-
pal points in Saskntchewnn and Al-
berta (inchudinr rerlain points on
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway). end
in effect March 15, 22. 29. April L
and 12, The Ifomeseekers enter nr,,
round trip second elites npplyin.l to
princgpaI points in binniroba. Mesit-
a, ehewan and A11erra (including cer-
ise, points on Grand Trunk Pacific
April 5. lr
rem Winnipegrindreturn.irangend
$32 �O to
Edmonton and return. 842,50, Tick-
ets good for 60 slays. Secure lick.•ts
from Grand Trunk Arent s. or ad-
dress .1. 1). McDnna'd. Dist. Pass.
Agent. Toronto. Om.
Centralia
2)1• Wm. Cave and family have de-
cided .0 remove 10 111 Nor1)nweet rind
have so'd their hume in the virete
here to Alex, Ilhr,tnt,.
Wm. Moffatt ha, holyli; the Kande
farm paying! 85.100 for same.
Thos. Willis has moved into Dr,
(-ride's house not .1, lirad'„y has
moved into 1', Abbott's house varalsd
by .Mr. Willis.
The W. NI, S. met at the resident:
of Mr. It, Ilnndford !net week,
Rev. el, Talton. n former pastor of
the Niel hodis, church here. spent Nun•
day with his daughter. 11rs. 1:. Col -
will,
John Smith line )leen hired to 0 ork
Thus. eestoo's farm.
An Win 1.1••ak bi Unease:s 1(11 pre -
retried a mini!, •r of our popes from
nttendine : h • II est Shoo'. at Exert r.
Mr. .1, I. i. h. c' Corbel. h is
moved on to Anthony Nevin's farm.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
SMALL ACOMB le
Word 11115 been received of the
death of Mr, Thomas Smallacombe. of
Crystal City. binn. which took pinee
on Tuesday..\larch IS.h. The dec us-
ed was in h:s Garth year. Ile has been
troubled for the past few months
with poor circulation of the blood
but was only compelled to take his
bed about a week previous to les
death. II • was a eon of the Irate John
Smallaeonibe who died about two
Meeks ago and was n brother o' Mr.
Geo, Smallacontbe o: town, Besides
a widow be leaves a family of vis
children. five boys and one girl. In-
terment wi'I ake 1' ace to -da)
(Thursday) in the Crsetal City ceme-
tery
STACEY
The death look place in Hay. (VI
Thursday. March 10th. of Mr. John
MH, AND 31115. JONI! JAI:nO'TT
Who recently ceiebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their wedding.
BORN
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1n Credit on. l0 51 r. and
Mrs. Samuel Kuhn. a son.
KAY—At Farquhar. on Saturday,
.\larch 12th, to 'Mr. and Mrs. \1'it1.
11, Kay. •t son.
WiLSON—ln Usborne, on Thursday
March 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Wilson. a daughter.
A\DRI:\[”—l1l Elinivilie. on Satur-
day. March 12Th. to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Andrew, a son.
ItAItDY—In Winnipeg, Alan., on
Saturday. March 5tb, to 'Mr. and
.\urs. E. E. !lardy. a daughter,
.VG•STAWAY — In Chentie Meat
China. on December 17th. 1909, to
Mr. and -Mrs. S. Percy •Westaway,
a son.
JOII\STON—::u Thursday. March 10
1910, to Mr, and itrs. C.. Graham
Johnston, (nee Stella tapackman) of •
638 Manning avenue. Toronto, a
son.
MARRIED
IIODGINS—Clatt(Il'—At the .\fanse,
Parkhill. on 'Tuesday, dltarch 8th,
1910. Mr, Reginald E. Iiodgins . to
Miss Annie Carrie. both of J'nrk-
h i ll.
Mc'l'TEIt-1)F.F.1:—In ilensall, on
\% (dnesday. March 16th, Miss Mild-
red J. daughter of 3Irs..1. R. heck.
to Mr. Erwin J. .\loiter, of Melville,
Sask.
'.VEIIIIF.It-1)EAIt1NG—ln i.ucan. on
Seto rday. Marsh 12th. I i ill Hee.
\Ir. Carlyle. -Miss )lose May Dear; intt to .lr. Percy Webber. both o
Exeter.
G ULD—DI 'sleOI(D — A; the Vn--
i'h ('hurel, Rectory by the Rev.
D. ‘V. Collins. on Wednesday. .\larch
t;,I1. Miss Florence Dunsford to Mr.
\l. 21(1 (:nuld.
Its Ss—TOWERS—At the boo+' of the I
bride's brother Con. 14 i,ibbert nn 1
\'•'cdnesday, Murch 9th. 1910 b)
Hee. It, G. McKay, of Cromarty,
Elizabeth Towers, of Ilibbert and
S: .1 hots. of Dinsmore. Sask,
1)1E1)
14IF.3T.>'.—In Zurich. on Sundae
March 6th. George Siemon in his
Greer year.
MULIIOLLA\D—In slay on Friday.
March 4th, Mrs. \Vm. Mulho)laffd
aged 53 years.
STACEY—In Ila ' on Thu rode e
Get Your
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SapPalis & SapPans
Kettles and Spiles
also everything in Tinware and Galvanized Iron from us.
Stoves and Ranges
Garland Ranges from $33.00 to $42.00
SunVuir Ranges at *.\5,00
Oxford Ranges
.Jewel Ranges
These are fuel savers and prices are right.
Stock and Poultry Foods
'':►, :,0, $1,00 and $1.50 packages.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE'
from $33,00 to $44.00
at $53.00
mum nummllammunnuraLLTiTiumum
FURNITURE and IJNDERTAKING'
ill 11 11 11 )1 11 11'11 111)1)11/ 1) 11 11 r1 11 II 11 11 11.11 II II 111
Parlor Suit Parlor Tables
Easy Chair Odd Chairs
Music Cabinet Couches
Sideboards Hall Racks
Buffets Kitchen Cabinets
Dining -room Tables Dining Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices.
Bed Room Snits Bed Couches Mattresses
Springs, Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at,popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
1tltilfl;f
r ti 1 t 1 l WU uurimm iii I i iif jiii 'z
BIG CLEARING SALE
OF PIANOS
In order to reduce are large stock of pianos. We are going to of-
fer to the 1'ublic for the next thirty days the biggest value for the
money that was ever offered in Exeter.
Below will give you an idea of some of the `:argains.
Match loth, Jolrn`.Sincey, aged 90 Blundall Piano Case Walnut -
�� aces- a. the rips' nee of .110 year.. •
2 months and 13 days. The deceased2.'srs. 2 months and 1:t days.
enjoygood health for a man of SIIIE11.--ln leirk ton. on Tuesday, 4 ft. lar Price high. Ivory
1)ry1and letiePricty e$ !Keys. guaranteed for an unlimited time.
hie :i; e up to the time of his dent',, binreb Zit:. \1 r. Adam Shier. aged
death being due to heart failure . 78 Scars. 3 months and 21 days. ---
Ile was born on Christmas Ilay jn :$MALLAC.'1,111e—In ('r,51 it C:ty. — -_—
IePonOhire. 1•:Wetland. 111' cause to 1fan.. on Tuesday March 151h. 1910
Canada over fifty yearn ago. I sbor'n t Thomas Sntn:l aeon, be in his 60th
in Usborne and Stephen. Ahoiit 15 veer.
years ago he was married to M ,r) ARMSTRONG—Goshen line. Stapley,
Ann `itan'ake, Seven years lifter Hobert Milton, son of 31r, and Mrs. —
.he7 were married they moved ',o Robert Armstron, nn,d Po ,,•,are Morris Piano Mahogany Finish
near 81, Mary!' riihere they reedited for and 5
months. 4 ft. 7 in high. guaranteed n
fee ten years Ebony nett ivry Keys. Reenterg:31111
12 years, returning again to Stephen.
Mr. Stacey died at the home of his - --e.--
Male Price $21f)
eon. Joseph Lot 4. Con. 7. ilay where
Mr. rind Mrs. Stacey have resided for Children Cry Dominion Piano Pure Walnut Finish
,bout 8 year.. In polities .'ilei titnrey FOR PLETCHER'S
22115 n roomer waliw•• aairl in .roil::100 1 ft. Y in. high, 1his is the best piano m:tnufaelnr•ed by The Dominion Organ &
was a member of the church of I':n,t- CAST O R I A Piano Co. Regular Price $32.7) 00 Side Price $215.(s)
land. Resides he; "1(108. out r,' e•
family of fifteen, nine children six •
hops and tse
hree girls urvive .1 lie - i
Jebel and Joseph. of Bay. Pei ., in ,� ,/ Ennis Piano Mahonany Finish
the U. le. ; Simon. of Oilepriner, Ont.; 4 ft, 7 in. high, Colonial Design. Regular Price qi:1'11 Sale Price $2'25
1
nal Ilan. in einskatchewan : Ileum:
and Lena. of Chicago and Mrs. .Iciui \V' will deliver In yn,1r home complete with stool a'apn s n i y, nn. i.• ()u.r, Any or the Above 0,11105 nn Payment of $:e1.110 Anil you rnntyd phityandtshenue badlrancee,
fnuer;i! was held SntWrdny intern W 'due at $2 a week.
Dominion Piano Mahogany Finishg y
1 ft tl in. high. 7� octave. Specially designed in the highest style of art. Reg-
ular Price $275.(1) Hale Price $2111000
(Iu li ore of Cry ( l City. M TI
eking pace 1n the Exe,er cern. t •ry,
1 111.:e7CATS it
There !,i'' . n: 111. horn • o'
her son John .n'`•• lihon. en Wcdncs•
day th t,,11 it I;• Sanders relict
o .n.. a- in h r
711th y. ,:. '•1 - - • , r has been in
poor hl t i h for :nun• i inn• and abseil
n month and n 11,:1 ngo ens eom-
eelled to take l,'r b.d. gradually
growing weaker until the end came
a... week. She nes suffering from
the infirntatie, of o:(1, age. Dees;lsi•d
has been a life-long resident o.
Stephen. bring born on th• 3rd c(n-
r, cion. her parents. : he :ate Mr. and
Jur.. John `I:uutet, :ring among :hc
early settlers of the township. About
50 Peal r5 5111• t.am stn rried ,0 11' int.,
John Pte./teeter who predee ns d
hire about AN years n;eo. 8),e tine n
member of the Mali St .t'M •1hodisl
Church 11)1 dunce th,' pas e,t Seers
has been 11nabe• ,a : , •, I tui , •rvi-
ce-, 'there nue 1 •ft to mourn 11 r less
:► family of five children. three
sir:s and two boys; 11r:. 11, Luker.
Exeter Mrs. .1. i ring. 81 rat ford:
Mrs. W. \''• i sen 'Puckers:n t 0 ;, sir
Saone! and Jolla or '{:el -diem
fami't• nre wiry 1:ral,fnl to :her
:Lore and frit -nets 'nr .he i' men:
ace o kindn s see its-. The
CA S T O Rfuuera'. wire held Friday. 'menu •nt
I A he nit in tM' Fxeter erenet:•ry.
AND
Feed
All Good Kinds of
Flour and Feed
kept on hand
iirrtn and shorts
Sohl by the Ton.
1\•heat taken i 1 exchange
for Flour and Oats taken in
exchange for Oatnl.al,
T. Rivers
EX Is 1'1?it. — ON TA RIO.
S. MARTIN & SON
EX FI R,
ONT ARR).
Situations BEWARE
Vacant March Winds
--OF
A few more machines are being nd-
ded to our Exeter Clothing Factory.
Young \C010e11 wilt, are anxious to
earn their own living and desirous of
good steady employe, tit. ()meriting
power n,.tc! des. Apply for further
infer malign at once to
G. W. Davis
FOREMAN
TN JaGksoM MIG. Go.
I'.TN R, ONT.
Now Is the 1in:e Io take c;oell (ere
of the lieu ds nr d feire. it's the elm())
Winds that drys the mist his f. If you
went hi keep your skin soft and
smooth apply
Medicinal Jelly
immediately niter cleansing the 8)5011•
ed purls. It not. (sly lurks lint leaves
the skin 'oft and moult,. It is nn
excellent preparation In use after
shaving rind cannot 1 e heat for sooth-
ing burns. Try a llotlle. it, in only 25c
Prepared only by the Purity Mfg. ('n.
7'(115 15 where yon hear all the infest
Edison nictitate Remember the
place.
The Purity