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THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR—No 191()
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNINGI, MAY 26th 1910.
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
SILKS
ARE VERY POPULAR
This is going to be a big Silk season. Nice light weight eT ts
are the leaders for Smuttier Dresses. We are showing a large
range of something very new in Silks in all the loading colors.
Prices are very moderate. ,
Japonika Silks
One of the lending silks in
all the new sununer shades.
Fancy or striped.
50c per yd
Shantung Silks
A good raw silk in all the
good spring and summer
shades,
5Uc and lac per yd
Silk Mulls
Another good summer silk.
Good selling colors in plain or
fancy.
life, :3.1c and •tic yd
Taffeta Silks
Are as popular as ever. We
are showing every saleable
shade for
50c to $1 per yd
LADIES' FANCY WEARABLES
Fancy Parasols
A beautiful lino of fancy
parasols are shown here for
$1 to $3.
Fancy Hose
Fancy Waists
Silk waists, net waists, fan-
cy lawn waists,tailored waists
Many styles to choose front.
Fancy Belts and
Collars
Our summer stock are all Some real new things are
here. Plain and fancy. cot- being shown :n fancy neck -
ton and lisle. In black. white, we tr. %Vast) !3e11, in ahund-
tan, blue, pink, etc. •use.
SUMMER WASH GOODS
%Ve are showing an exceptionally line assortment of wash
goods for this season. Every lady can have something to her
taste from our many lines. Plain colored linens, fancy striped
linens, plain repp. ginghams, chauibrays, ducks, Indian Head.
piques. All in the new shades.
LADIES' NEW WASH S(i
A nice display of wash suits for prese•.r wear. They
made up very stylish and come in different eolors. Stripes or
Plain. Duck. Linen or Itepp. Cotne and see theta.
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Jones & Ma
Ifea(Iquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
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CORRECT CLOTHING
1('Ii new Season the Weaver.; bring out Patterns more
attractive t has ever before. This Season is no exrep-
Linn. Greys and Bluest aro•the predominating ideas
in Color with a sprinkling of Brown the variety is almost
endless. Do not he afraid to have an extra Suit. a change
will make your Militia last longer.
For Voting Men
%Ve Iiate Pottle Special Stylee, willl a little more strap and
ginger in the Cut and the Colorings than suit the alder and
!mire conservntiv • wearers. Our Clothes suit men of -ill
tastes, the Styles are diatiltctive slid the (nullities alwatr. r, -
1iable.
HIGH-GRADE FURNISHINGS. HATS. CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES, NEW COLLARS.
Sa»ay E3awdei,
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.Conip2E Your Razor
With the New Carbo Ed:e
Don't be satisfied with the razor you
are using beeause you merely think
it Is the best.
(let the Carbo•Magnetle. 1t will
lest longer --It will give you a quicker,
smoother shave.
Try It for la days et our expense--
„ . n you will know which is the best
• •r the sero test of value 1s come
t.ari$On.
•'I:1ght tempering'. Is the secret
• ('arbo•?dngnetic Superiority. Tho
.'.rest edge" 1s secured by en even
el,•ctric heat of 2.60) degrees Fahren-
I • 1t—a pr(..•e's of carbonisation 52)05-
L.r to that by wells h diamonds h'tvo
W. J. HHI-:AMAN,
been produced. The result Is the
hard(•.t rutting edge known to sci(•nee
• - a 5,1.1•10 that you !lever have to
hone or grind.
I>on't take our word for It—the razor
proves Itself—eorne In today and g• t
one on 30 (lays' trial—fret.
tno( reit THIS TeAd NAR(
fur ' I�lri�jtit:
•GikNidervr(hdie ar.6o
SMILE
Smile. it's as easy to smile as to
[frown.
Smile, it's hard 'to keep a cheerful
ratan down.
Smile, he happy and cast aside care.
Smile. you'll find you have friendd
everywhere.
Smile, your pro+petits will at once
grow 'Wetter.
Senile, thus make the whole world
your debtor.
Smile, 'for the morning must follow
the night.
Senile. out of darkness there cometh Pastor. Rev. S. 1'. Sharp, delft-r:d
the light. an excellent address on the responsi-
Smile, cease teasing a friend of old bility of motherhood. His Subject
was "The Paraphet
het aro d the Home"
r
Smil5olt1rtday's
done. there will be Ilia text being taken from Dem. 22:
(lawn to -morrow. 8. "Whenthou bnildest a new house,.
Snrild , for Dame L'ort the no fatori.e then thou [-halt snake a battlement'
smil,trays ( for thy roof that thou bring not
e. for so doing your Creator you blood upon thine house. if any n an
>1lraise, fall from thence." In the land of
Smile, and Thr horst of Thr Journey Palestine. the people spent much of
is done. their time upon the roofs of their
Smile, and one -hal[ of the battle is houses. in the open nir. Such would
won, compare to our verandahs in open
smile. for each cloud has n bright' place.; where we spend much time in
silver lining, the summer days. They even rested.
Slits, for behind them (h hri�ht Seen fel! n+le+ 11 upon these open places.i; shining. bene•+ th.•r•• wits danger of accident.
Senile. and thus banish all doubt and Thar. it in that the admonition. yet,
all tear. the command. is given In !Iv. text.
::1u for is orings you •he hest of The owner must build a parapet for
gond ebe•er. Ile` protection of his family and of
r his ••u•:418 likewise. This is his
FOO1'IlALL bounded duty as the owner of his
The return gam' bet %Teen the home. Ile must have in mind not
1:irklott and Exeter 'teams was play- only the comfort but the protection
cd on the school gronnd4 on Thursday and safety of all. You see expressed
evru:ng last and resulted in a tie 1-1 th • place and worth of home.
The first goal was scored .by the Homo Instincts—The instincts for
home team out of a scramble, the home are written deeply upon the
result of n corner kick shortly after heart and life. You see this running
tete game began. During the first alt thro creation. The birds return•
half the Exeter boys had the Silay 11111 in the Spring -time. build their
pretty much their own away but (ailed neat in 'the same place year after
to penetrate the backs. Just at half year. Such
h has
its[ strong appeal.
again for
time the visitors [cored on a pretty ith • animal kingdom. how they like
i;run kick from right. The second half 1 her aecntromed stalls. But this in-
wai hard fought but neither aid,
seorcd. C. Northcott was laid off in `tinct is strongest in man. for man Is
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this half by a nasty kick In the Rhin. most {.r[ rt in his bang. Horne has
Tom Moyle made an excellent umpire a marvel ila grip upon men. Why
Th^ following was the line tip: Rids- neve those words such an appeal.
ton. goal. T. Crews: 'mei,. G. iiarris •Bonn' sweet Home"t is it not be -
C. Keen: half back, E. Garner. /7, taus., they find •t living response in
Marshall. W. Vick rt forwards. R. the human heart)? Home is built be -
Sheppard. 11. Driver. If. Muton. E. can`'' it is of Goll. You find when
Gardiner. V. McCurdy, , 1.'!e J. Haw- you speak of home there are economic
err acted a4 mascot. }.., •r, goal, !awe at work and these but err
•1. lloskins: back. 11. And, r -on, S. veal the God who has formed sus.
ilobier: half .Hack. E. Howaid. G. rh.. friendships of childhood ar., dif-
1Valker. C. Northeott : Forwards, Dr. ..rent frim [hoses formedf later in
Itoslston. 0. W. Harrison, T. Carlin i(e. You were always George or
witnessed the .targe.
11. %1'ilson, 11. Axt. A zood crow , Mary with for friends of childhood,
no matter what honor or distinction
--_ 0 may be yours. it. is easily seen how
UPPER LAKE STEAMERS
tMl It'S that the church of childhood has
Saiting_e of passenger steamers s.ich a large place in Tour heart.
from Sarnia for Foo and l'ort Arthur Thero are all the precious memori.e
every dayAbd c.tturdsy at o, your eh +dhood days reverence for
1 au tete. I -o additional ealliags on throe-styhogss'ou have loved long since
stonday. Slay ,loth. Sailings from and lost. rtwhilc. No neetiler that
t o lingta'ood 1.40 p.m.. and Owen,or,' and dnuuhteri Waco memorial
se Ind at 11.15 pan. Wednesdays and w'ndow.a • in Memoriam' or tho•r 10
saturdats for Foo and Georgian Bay whore they oa.' set much.
ports. Ticksj s and reservations from Own.•rshilr implies resiron,ilelity —
tin. (;rand 'Trunk Agent. Th:4, I-° Seen so clearly in the• text.
There are the• laws governing human
life. You are not only respon.iole•
Two of our }dung people drove to to, tour family. but for your guests
weret•
on Tuesday of last Zvi..sly married at the
rectory anyy the Bev. Ar.hur, Carlisle, The at your horw,. The reason of th• bat-
rctory !lenient is that one in ght fall as:cep.
b
interested couple were Miss Siab.•1 hence !al :1105 b• injured. Yoe are
Ta}tor. dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. b.111 re•por:•ibl •. We are held re -
;Ina. Taylor, and Mr. W. 1). Burke. Wonsible !or our cirldren until they
who conducts a tonsorial parlor. r'- become r. sponsihle .or themselves.
a•nrIy run by ]r1
L:.rs. Penprai'e ,&
They 1- tree physira•iy. Yoe remem-
Hetk . but who a short time n'to din- h'r that Ex•i'r• .id -rat )toorevcit. the
sof, I partnership. sSr. •Israel^ Drill 'n ser n , t a Welk as a
n r. r the business. Tho young rtiiid.1041,hin • lice and strict
ob Menet. be 1, . i • . • so eery
were unattended. (loth the •,front:. Such , :r,:r
!
sod [;room are held in the
eateenl 1n town and their acrmnplithnteu,. 'I'! . . L ' - ---'
MOTHER'S DAY
As Slated in last lt. •k's issue Sun-
day 11 ns observed as "Mothers' Day"
in the Caven Presbyterian church.
Lar,te bon tines of carnations were
nicely erre need in front of the pul-
pit. while everyone wore n white
Bowen in honor of mother. The ser-
vices were of a se .tial character.
Excellent. lt. music tt•:14 rendered by t e
ti 1h
choir. also a splendid solo by Mics
Nina Carling. 1n the morning the
. r reds extend hearty conerrat-
:nd hest wishes for a happy
! • 1o,perous wcdtl,•'t i;.'.•.
Exeter Agricultural
Society's
Field Competition
1910
The directors of the above seciety
utter prizes for standing clops on onto.
The Exeter Sm let v will award prizes
on outs. which must consist of at least
live acres in Path rase. and Will pay
the following, pt izes 1-t, $15; 2nd,
$12; 3441, *Pt; lth, tea; tithe )t.*i.
In addition to the above. prizes will
he nwttided for a sheaf exhibit at. the
National Exhibition, Toronto, and al-
so for two bushel sacks of oats and
fall wheat at Guelph Winter Fair.
nil! m.lt•l it Mars cern )s' had from the
undersigned. (_'otupetitorm will please
give notice before May 21th.
El), ('IIitItil'IE, Pres.
A (1. 1)YEIt, See.
4 -See
/because sou cannot afford it. Char-
acter counts for more. Let there 1, -
revealed in 'your life truth, charac-
ter chivalry, purity and service. 'Tb••se
orak.• a beautiful personality and are
the source of happiness that satisfies.
They are worth more than many ru-
bies.
Piaoe of Motherhood.—llislory. Look
at the place tvhich the Jewish mother
held in the training of her children.
in thturL' s
t years their r [sa'
rat
n
3
ua4 almost wholly hers. You see
tines in "The hidden years of 'Nazar-
eth." Then in so many 000ks I have
noticed this inscription by the author
"'1'o My Mother", all searing testi-
mony to the part the moth-
er plays in th - successful i•: • of
those iaooring for the world'- b.•t-
ternlent. Then When you think of
the w'orld's great movements, viz,
th • Las men's Missionary Moeseion .
1'oa men heard from the lips of a
Baptist- leader, one of your own men.
spokes of ae one of the most ins, irin3
Leaders in the laymen's work, the
statement. that lie owes all he is, to
h, r ti ho taught his infant lips tee
prat. and 1010 seeps in your own
suet' church yard.
eleportuuity—ilut this intruatin,1 of
childhood to motherhood spells op-
portunity. 1 know lvonu•n mark ont
nrillinnt
spheres for themselves. but
then, rare none elual to motherhood.
True it is Ihat your stork Is done in
silence and without observation, yet
such is published upon the housetops
in later days. The seeds planted
bloom in flowers the most twatttiful.
breathing, the sweetest fragrance.
T.stintony—What testimonies ore
ho*rne.f So many of my class -mates
have told me of the influence of
mother. ire the hymn of that noted
accompanist. we have the words, '•O
:uother, when 1 t hink of thee!' I
wonder what testimonies are bourne
this morning. Many of them are in
Heaven. bet they seem to be look -
in;; down upon us as we engage in
our work.
Character—It is the character of
motherhood which counts. You can-
not get away from the memories of
mother. Our love and devotion to
her memory r -•reals the true strength
of character. The true mother Is the
embodiment of all that trite and
good. You remember how that Mr. .1.
.\. Gar'i,-:d went over and.keaed his
o'd widowed mother. when crowned
as }'resident of the United 'States.
and we have the beautifulet'ourh of
the text_ when with dying breath he
the text. when with dying breath lir
commended Mary 'to the care of John.
BORN
IiEAMAN—In Exeter. on Monday,
May 2.Ird. 10 Mr. and Mrs. 1V. ,1,
1{e•aman. a daughter.
SANDERI4 — In Exeter. on Sunday,
May 15th. .o Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
r -. .: son.
3IARItIEI)
its ltNCE•:,-TA 1'LOIt--At Listen[, on
Tuestl,.y.May. 17th, by the )rev. Ar-
thur Carlisle. Miss Mahe! Taylor,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .las. 'Tay-
lor. to Mr. 'W. 1). Burke, all of Ex-
eter.
1>1h:D
1LS1•:—At Grand Bend, on Thnrtday.
May 19th. Elizabeth Moppet, aged
h8 years. 1 month and .14 drays,
ROBINSON—In Fullerton. on Tbur;-
day %Tay 12th. John Itobini-on. aged
51 y tri. 6 months. 10 day...
Wet. \Valper Elected
Cuuncillor.
r [stns of the ul i c 1 n , n , el The election on Monday to 1111 the
rhe. di:I.•rune, tr f 1, • • n t!i „ ,1 vacancy in the counei5. e,(etaed l.v the
(wintry and ( his. .n :he real r-
ot
of learnini:. \l -e h , •. • ••nulhe '.-
need of Ica:mina :n nrd r
an (aster litelihnu.l. 1
10141 11.• ihr r1nph,•s c )
culture. 1 would >n)
[eery boy and Kiel shire ! .
Bond-cia:•t certifier •., ,
I• „ 'I mean merit for ••, 2
`toe will be fitted to
mote. '('hen in this titre,-fe t
opm. rat. there is a apiri.^.., . Ili e
are no infidels to -day for n .n
1p:ritaa5 brief -r. 1 (20 n0, ,
rll'':111 a'oidnnc(• O.` carol:
culture o' tit^ sp.rheal.
Ferrel which make for cif •
There :s the rail today for iii • :1-
•. ' spiritItal cnitur •. th • :l e,•r •e'.. in•f
of th • t>,' r, 1n 1 h • ch a rh t, .. s!:o : d
-110 :'.(1 r -k ro have t h • I. ;. •:,r
h p.n. et d 1 •;npm••n1 '1; all.
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sera:• attuo-plies i.1., ::•h ,•', 'i
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it v. lir. Ch:unl. , •
on • of the 1210:1 ,
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torn I1 e
for u..- unary
t. 1 resignation of Councillor Luker. was
, very (palet. %Viten the polls wets
i (.!used it wall found t Litt. Mr. %Vrtlper )
WW1 elected by n 2222j .i it y of :t1), The
toting during the tett. was slow, not
half of the people I tuning out to exer-
cise their franrhiee. Following was
the vote by etibolivision,:
I 1 2 3 4—Total
. .11 :31 la 40-1311
%V.ilpet• :et :3': n`3 :tt—Isu
ook at This List for Your
Spring Wants
(iaaden Hakes
Garden Hoes
Shovels and Spades
Drain Spades
Lawn Mowers
Step Ladders
Curtain Stretchers
Carpet Sweepers
Sac
70e
$L00
$1.00
1.00
1.00
2.75
Screen Windows lac up
Screen Doors $1.00 up
Screen wire for Win-
dows and Doors a yd. 10c
Dustbane
Liquid Veneer
35c
2'c
Ready i1
i mixedpaint Uc
Y up
Varnish Stains 15c up
Floor Paint 45c up
Alabastineand Murallo 23c up
Brushes 5c up
Aluminum
Paint lOc up
Gold Enamels
Oilcloth Varnish
25c up
25c up
Buggy Enamnels 25c up
Shellac per bottle 10c up
Tube Colors /Oc up
Crack & Crevese Filler lac up
Oil Stoyes
Gasoline Stove
81.75 up
4.OU up
Jnst received Samson Portland Cement. Quality and
Amatite Ready Roofing $2.50 per Square.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND -STOVE STORE
®M tt RIA stills LTILUIilE ilsrlrMEML MEhiil:)(�li # JI I tib
Spec
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lal Discount Sale
of FURNITURE
E ARE starting our Annual Discount Sale comprising
every Article in our Large and Well Assorted stock
which we are offering at a Special Discount for the
\E\'I' THIRTY DAYS,
INTENDING PURCHASERS
Will consult their own Interests by examining our Goods
and getting our Prices before purchasing their Spring
Furniture as we c n sa.0 you many Dollars,
ROWE •& ATKINSON
The Leading }Tome Furnishets and Funeral Directors.
I-'ruit and 1'oultl y Meeting and to (lo so have cut the pric(s all to pieces.
The Dominion Depart nn•mtof Agri-
culture at O1111AA has at,.(nged for a
series of fruit at (1 !multi y meetings in
what is known ns the 1, Lite 1lurnn
District. 1 here will al.0 be orchrud
demonstrations. '('hese resecting will
be held in this C311111 y as follows: EXP. but
ter, town hnll,ou Wednel(d0y, .Inns
1st; %uric/, township !halt. 'I'hursdny,
I • 2t)d; Itrncelie141, 1►lxnn'm hall,
Friday, .lune 31-41 tlnlntiy Ile, Stator -
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n ro t -soli- Jny', Jnr.e lel; Blyth, Mnnday lune
:t
mos:on. lith; Auhuru,'1'uesday, .1 • 7th: 1)un.
g:utnnn, %%•.4msday, .tun' SIh: I.u1 k
now, '1111 •day,•, nn• !It h II/moods. Fri -dray cans 1•yC 20C
dray •lune 10,1i: W, omelet-, Satueday.
lune sats. alt meetings will begirt at
7 :Ps p.m. Ile srerkers will le Me. Alt -x 25c Sht•c Polish 1 sc
McNei:l J'Ili('( of the Fruit Divisum,
and Mr. A.G. (filbert. ('oultty Mena- SOC Tea, 3 lbs. for .... 1.00
ger, 1 xperitm•ntal Farm. Ann)un(•'.
'trent will 1•e meds at the meetings 2 lbs slaking Soda i+,r5c
a-4 to the time and pimp for the oreil•
.u.1 demonstrations nn the following :& few leaps and Tams left at .... 3 SC each
day. The pi untied work tti11 include
the inetrnclinn in ptu21lti , rand din• Wing and Comet 1 Tics at i 5C "
rll•sion% or cultivation tend Pare of
fruit. trees. Sl•. McNeill will illustrate Just a few pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves left, regular $1.25 for ....75c
him steering addressee with lantern
alias. Ile will he nssisled by other Dress Goods at (, a yard
enciphers of the fault s5aIT. Every .5
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Bargains
FOR EVERYONE
A1' '1111:
CLEARING SALE
one door North of the Post Office.
«'e etre anxious to clear out the balance of the stock
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:it: Tile Doctor's
-Y , 1 10 (.lid
£: Advice II h..
drank 4n the :, r.:i=-'on+ on
._. 1f your do•t..e were to tell h • moi 11 ,'s 1,
Th 21 :•'I-
ynet 11•.. t r hose headache"' o I. moth t l: , , . o - e,
t. were du.• to eye-sttain, what I. c .: n is :
t: tt.x,11.1 teen do alurti it% $ „ ; I. 1 1.
3 1VI. aril 5111 yott frankly if 9• o: u 1 ,f. '.I ,. ,• ,, 1 ai:n
3 Iis the tension mot stns. '} i,.•„ 11 , , I, I. . i nr-
j yeti [east leliete the 1r null• • h } 1,: ;I:01 t, rn, I ,. , uuu:t
1 A. easily end (Itli(•kle with a pair n1 t1 ho r t u n : an t
i •Ft of properly 11411'tl,1 glasses. ._. h r, 11(Is I t ! ;..1
..r Even if yen dol.'[ care to •t oc,, a n. • ! 1
fwear thele all the time they 'C, 11 • ., , kkspl ! per nn int( rested in fruit growing and ,
f ins hrlldull Whe►1 working or 1 pr. = el in ;. . puu11ry 5Oising iv invited to attend Fancy Vests for 75c each
sludying. •t hone • l
▪ %Ve examine (les fere of 51 . • I' •,.
• (l1:Iry 1• ntid rad vile is't elllglent• nln•i ,, 3 lu lie. I i• , ire dt•pnrt 11111 1111111 wl• rale 51ue that
-.' ly ns In requirements. ire. p 1 s ..., 1 n . 1 ,53 e ho nitt•1 .1 Dies- meetings will he Corsets, Hats, Rain (,Oat:, Men RI!tl 130)'5' flats
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pairing done n bile you anis Yo•, 1:now in II/ yo,. a (' ,o :: , . ,) re. brad. i'tte1, �'.i 1 anti in1lruclea.
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