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.CHIRTY•SEVENTII YSAa-NO 1914
EXETER, ONT , CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 23rd 1910.
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JONES & MAY'S
Pillion* No. 32.
BIG REDUCTIONS
ALL MILLINERY
For the balance of the season we are' giving: "SPECIAL
PRICES" on all 'Trimmed or Untrimmed Hats.
Also Flowers
We are doing this early this season to give you a Sumner
Hat at a Big Bargain.
We are going to clear it all out and will give you•:sone of
the Best Values you have ever had in Millinery,
Come along and have a Summer fiat
New White Waists
We are showing a beautiful
line of Ladies' 1Vhite Waists
for the Summer wear. Fancy
trimmed or plain tailored.
Good values,
Dress Skirts
Our Ladies' Dress Suits aro
extra good value. Nice Voile
Skirts with silk strapping or
plain cloths in Black, Blue or
Brown.
Fancy Sunshades and Black Parasols
Every season the Parasols are better and cheaper and this
year is no exception. We have the beet values we have ever
shown.
BLACK PARASOLS from 75c up to 83.00
FANCY SUNSHADES, to match any Dress, from 50c to $2.00
GIRLS' NiCE FANCY ONES, for23c and 50k
Dress Linens
We have held a big season's
selling, bat still have a few of
the best ones left. This will
be a good time for you to buy
your Linen Suit.
Ginghams and
Chambrays
in every color that is worn.
Plain. Checks and Stripes in
abundance. Our wash goods
are the best that can he
bought.
Sovereign Brand Clothing
Just arrived, a big shipment of the celebrated "Sovereign
Brand" Clothing. Route of the nattiest suits in the trade are
shown here in two-piece or three-piece suits.
Any person needing Summer Clothing will find it to their
advantage to see our stock,
Also *lot of NEW SUITS FOR BOYS. Now is pour
chance.
New Straw and Felt Hats, Shirts, Sox,
Vests, Gloves and Ties.
Jones & May
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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GENUINE PANAMA HATS
FIVE DOLLARS
Call and see our Clothing, You won't regret it. Sole agents for
FIT and FASHION GO.. Tailor's. Toronto.
HOUSE of HOBBERLIN, Tailors. Toronto.
GREENE-SWIFTE Go.. Clothing Mfgs. London.
Wv carry a cotnplete stock of American made LI III I TY
SHOES, the Highest Grade shoe on the market.
NEW HATS. CAT'S, COLI.AItS TIES and some Swell Lints
of 'rummer Underwear.
Straw Hats. Overalls Canvas Gloves, Working Shirts ill Sb••.• -
If YOU WANT CLASSY GOODS COME' TO I's.
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The "Times)' and Toronto Weekly
411 Globe to new subacribcry frotn now
till Jany. 1st, 1311 for 33 cent!.
The Exeter football team (lofeat•
ed Grand Bend team here on Monday
evening last the score hing 1.0. '1'b
teams were pretty evenly thatched
,and not till the middle of the second
half wns a goal Scored when Wilson
from right eucceedcrl in landing 11e, Few. if any, f 1miliers. can claim
ball between t he post.. A fair crowd the distinction , njoyed by the Down
watched the garn.. Barry Denning! (amity. children of the late Robt Hort:
was umpire. Following was the line Mrs. Down. who died n number of
111). (;rand lend: coal. .I, Ravi Ile, years ago. The family at the pees•.
•back W. Elcin'liver. .1. Wilson : half ant tint.• eonai!tof nine children;
beck I'. 1►iajnrdin• . 11, boas, nh.•rry. and the total number of yenrs lived
seal \V Oliver : fore nrds. 1 f t . Geo. by t hem are 652. while t he average
Other,- H. Will, rt. centre, E. \'• i 1 rt age is 72 years and 6 months. Thi�
iiCbt. 'L'. Itavell••. It. Rolf. Ex t,•r, family consists of William. of llar•
goal. T. Raker, back, Bruce Anderson, grave, Man.. Robert and Tomas, of
IC. 1lowald, half beck. N. •Jiellwood, Entine, Ont. Samuel of Shedden.1
8. T. Bolder, C. Sort hoot t ; forwards Emanuel. of Payne! Mills, Henry, of
left. Dr. Itoula(on, . V. Hoot hcoft:, i.ondon. Mrs. alio••. )lalsdcn, of Toronto•
. tent re 11. Catchpole. right. 11. Axt, I Mrs. It. ):eddy. of ilurondale. • an$
11. Wilson. r Mrs. J. 1.1 itehferd, of liensall.
A REELECTION
Children, do you see:those embers.
All aglow with light. 1
Verging on from deepest purple
To 'tbo purest white!
Cracking, sighing.
Waking. dying,
Now as black as ,light!
Such, clear children, i.- th story
Of the human iife. ,
Tints, Qt seems 1A1 ,briitht :ud rosy
Not a thought of ittrife,
Singeing, swaying.
Laughing. playing,
Then comes eorrow'a knife.
Now the skies are dark and <levity
Like those coals you see.
Some faint hearts grow r• id :and
!tees ry„
Hard it is to ba
Sighing, groaning,
'Wailing. moaning.
They from life nre Tree.
Others tree the skies are clearing,
See a distant; ray, •
(lopes of love and peace arc nearing
1t may be today -
Stniling. lightning,
Clearing, brightning.
Peace has come to stay.
33rd Regt. Will Visit
Exeter Friday.
Word was received from Capt. W.
.1. Beaman, F. Co., 33rd (teat.. Lon-
don, by lteeve Bawden and N. Dyer
Hurdon that arrangements have been
made whereby the :tied regiment will
detrain at Exeter about noon on Fri-
day, June 21th. The rept. which is
about 250 strong, headed by the band,
will march down Main Street and
back to the depot. itesidents of Ex-
eter and vicinity should not fail to see
their regiment, it will be a sight worth
seeing. The corps will be in town for
about an hour.
Following are the scores of the
boys of F Co 33 Regt. which call for
2nd and 1st class pay, made at the
coves, Londun camp, at 100 and 2110
yards respectfully. out of a possible 70
100 200 Total
Pte Brintnell
Corp 1; Davis
Sgt F Kydd
Pte It Elliott
Col -Sgt It Thorn
Corp A Snell
Pte Prouty
Sgt E Elliott
Pte 0 Hurdon
i'te S Smith
Pte (i!lousher
Pee C Prouty
Pte A Mitchell
Pie S Smith
Pte A Harness
Pte C Cornish
Pte 0 East
Pte II Wyman
I'te T 11 Bissett
Pte 13 Piper
PIP It Greenhill,'
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REV. E. . FEAR.
who hes been tb epastor of thi Mair: ee Methodist church for the past
fc..r
The Rev. E. A. Tear closes his It b c uv ies a bright cheerful spirit
year as pastor cf the Main street aril as he often remarked.h•
Methodist church and will deliver
his farewell address on Sunday next
26. leaving the aarue week for lllytb
where he will be stationed for the en-
suing conference v: or. Mr. fear
during his residence in Exct••r has, truths necessary for inane salvation
endeared himself to all regardless of and in the proclamation of these
denomination. always taking deep {n• I ::;t hs was frankly outspoken. Ile
terest in any enterprise that !ought . strung physically. strong in intel-
the moral well-being of the commune tact. strong in Ilii loyalty to do Itis
ity. and a man. 'hose conscience •I:ry ..nd has always proven hites'lt
Vuuld not permit wrong -doing. AI- t, ,Iy to a' umc any past of deity the
ways an uncomptemising foe of the : !. • cit baa aasi_•nod to hiee In Mrs.
liquor traffic. he advocated tewprr• ill= had an ab:e h !::.r in ell
nnrr rrtortu at •very oo»ortunitY I,t,,t,el, - of church work. Mr. and
i was formost :n the Mc 11 option 5)s. 1 ii carry with them the best
50 c.t:upalg0 tl; Janu t'tst. feelin! torr ti ii!,. • of the entire eoturregel inn
50 •oreiy its dale k. tea a•s••c • e.1 $. rel t1. community to It. •, w fi •td
50 with the :lair Ily Lu,,
was born on the sunray
side of the house. It is always char-
acteristic in his bright.. genial and
happy dislo'ition. .\s pa'lor of the
church he was a good preacher. hav-
ing. a clear conception of the Gospel
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Mr. '('hos Striate. who has beer. dig-
ging a well on the Rowe property,
occupied by Mr. Thornton Baker,
struck an excellent spring at a depth
of 31) feet. The water rushed in and
it waft with difficulty that lie was en-
abled to brick the well It took three
men to supply hire with brick and be-
fore completion he was waist deep
in water. In about half an It there
I was six feet of water in the wellThis
is another sample of this veterann well-
digger's buccess in locating water.
A BOON TO NEW
SUBSCRIBERS
Ity special arrangement we aro pre-
' pared to make an exceptionally low
,offer in newspaper clubing to New
i Subscriber!. From now 1i11 the end
of December we will give the 'Times"
I and Toronto Weekly Globe for the
low price of 35 cents. The price is
, away below the Boat of production.
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The time to have the bright,>t
letups lit. the !toilets earner rcadif,i
to wear the.• gaye,t dress•:s and hent,'
u•I( the funleik't marls In one':r minn•l
ory. is the cold rainy, reght. wb..
there will not b.• any company. o it
when the homecoming h.ubar:lt. eoi ,
or brothers will doubly enjoy the
cheer. 1
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IRON 0"
WINE
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Stores Close Thursday!
The 1. O. F. paraded to •' "1'
Memorial church on bund.
afternoon during; July !attiendanc'Desrts nta t `c,.s• . •
numerical growth • . • .:
Ti!.• Itector. th • 11 1' t ..
rhos.• am his 1 • 1 i 1
and August
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$1.00 per year in advance
Campbell's
Varnish Stains
Furniture, Floors, Woodwork and Doors
1S '1'11E ----
Original and Only Real Varnish Stain
15c 25c 45c and 85c Tins
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Oil Stoves
75c to $11.00
and
Gasoline Stoves
$4.00 to $6,00
Ready Mixed Paint in 10e, 15c and 20e 'fins
Ready Mixed Floor Paint 45c and 50e
Floor Enamels, 35c and 60e
Gold Paint and Aluminum Paint
Another Car of SAMSON Cement just arrived
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
: And above all t tee, - i. • i t u;
We tb' undcrs.)rn„1 t .n•ss Iii n eha►ity among yourselv.s: for char -
of Exeter gree to clue oar to e10 c• ity sb,11 cover the nmltit::d • of ring,''
tits 'places of burin"u dnrirg th'' It has been .aid that Cbriatiauity has
months of July seal Auauat. 19.10. 00 Leen et•olved fron, and elaborit •d by
Thursday nfternoons of ( tch :t. hutuan intellect, If this w.•re 'a the
commencing nt one o'clock and to ad- writers of the New Teat aneeit would
verbs. F11111'. durint: month of ,lana have magnified their peculiar p.•reon-
io the local papers..
.I 1,tnuerir:frtt. But we find th,tu
Ndvocate i•r:ntirc Company. Tie. finking all p-culiariti,.s and uniting
Exeter Times 1'riseit:g Company. Len• „ti,. area! truth of o rr re;irion, the
ited : 1V, : a
1. Bt ntnn. •W,.1. neer, Alf► exc•Ileney of charity. in the (1 •fini-
Walter<. .lone, k May.11. yi'tcktu,n.'tion of charity. the "ii• -,1 r said it
S. G. Itawden..Ina. S,nior. E. A. Fol- was tlifficnit to find a word coverng
lick. \W. John -1..1. Drigg. W. Htrithim 11• 1t i= sear : g
ly .tlmspiving nor
Mr". Yeo. 0. \f. 1'. "'a" rs. ./. A• l,,:ntan lot e i i, hirh s If and pas-
Stcwart. T. hawk n; & Son. W. W. rite' nre oti, n 1 ,4 1 nee y e es it
Taman. W. J. C irlata. V ileo:1 Croy.. i•Iniatit hrophc. tt .1.1, ton e ' 1 arid
W• 1). (lurk'. 1)tv.l Itucs.•ll. d. .liar- negative. It ,• . • • r to
1 in *ILSon. El. Tr h1 •. .1. H. llienan give. (b) I h ,. - , , i ' • 1 i -
R yon. Wright el Atkinson. Measles. the blest/ 1 '", ,i. nw
E. A. Follirk. W. J. St -ahem and VWI!- l tea <e 1.'tning is it h :i! .11 1 lord
son Bros. nre closing up the• grocery i,i,,pc.•s of th' action of th,• poor
dcrnrttnent only. 001::.11 who poured the• itreciou' oint-
ment over his hady. The desire to
Thr. "Tlmcs' and Toronto \We.kly bless was contained in the whole
f;!o4 ' to IT
w' :6-criher' from not: ca rthly life of ('hti t freta which
till ,Tiny. 1!t. in:1 for 35 cent,. conics the highest 1 ire , the d sire to
dy
mug 1). 1. ''c� oa who has bts een
d � cantfort.s- trill hr r !but t hatn el aekinudon, wh11r.'
men cease to • carrel. , nwy. 1) ind, r
:,omr • and retaliate. This charity :i. tor -
Mr. Frank Snellgrove. of London.
visited at the borne of 'Mr. \\'m. I'in vent. It is not the dm11 of a ',NI
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Ink,
who looking out upon th •
hale, Stephen, on Sunday' twotId. eiah,s it were teeter. but
Miss 1 . 0. 1`hilip in v:�it ng ht r
rath •r the roan tvho can mix with
broth••r. Rev. T. 11. Phillips. at Rev -
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,1,,, world. men like tit. Paul, and
etntood this week. help to ,hake the world b•tte•r. This
Ti, Annual Garden I'artr of..y can be cultivated. loco cannot
Trivit t Memorial Church will b • le )n u.fee el by a divest action of
on July 15. PsNicu! r+ later.
i soul up,in ite.if. It is it.ipo�sible -
Mr. Vincent Wo vi n 1 bei 1 • ti• t- to move a boat by Ines Rig it trent 0011N
cd relatives in town It t we k. Th 7.
(eahin. Power mu't a me from •sane HUT('Ii1NMON-In Vsborne, on June
1 fl Wcdn••sday far Ili it horn•• t:. t rt from without. Lowe is a feel' 15111.10 Mr and Mrs:John Hutchins
-•ata Iia rh9r t. ('tliforni.l. „ L•ol within but otil�,ldo our -elves. Ppl,, 111 10111
10 1,•ront. interest •0 in th• man JA1111[!+ N -lin Crystal City. Man
NI r. and Mr<, T. Bolder to 1 :..: 1 . nein. ti:, in spirit sal 1h'ngs. M y .;th. to Mr. and My.. A. Jam.
children returned Saturday after t1'• 1 • , 1,,,,. .tart out with •'I ought ieson fn • Cora Manning) a daogb•
ng for two weeks withMr. Ito- t„ 1e tti'I .n•I up by "t will", ter
bier's mother in Buffalo. It'h my cu.. a. th mulliludc of "I".DOG(-LAS'-At Blake on .lone itch
�, : <- lis t .in• . lea it cover, a mid -
The Exeter 1asel•ill boys drove to , to ate and Nits. lit. N. Douglas. a
its of ,ie • in o• it e•• which male -
I) Monday cveninx and ff • d•tt:ghter.
DA WeiON-Parkhill. Wednesday. J.rht•
!3111. to 11r. and Mrs. W. Dawson,
!'The Gazette) a daughter.
1'iIINnLi.I.-llrewster. Friday, June
10 to Mr. and 'Mis. Norman Turn -
bell, a son.
Cl 11111E-Ilillsgreen. Huron County,
'Tuesday June 11th. to Mr. and 3Ir,,
Arch'd Currie. a daughter.
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tl cps n )
This is a delicious tonic
worth trying. We never ask
anyone 10 buy the second
bottle -They always buy it
without asking.
Delicious in titate, it con-
ta tis it on to enrich the blood.)
pept•niized Migrated) (reef to
feed the tisanes and choice
wine as an app •t icer, if yon
feel worn-out. tit ed and run•
down, you treed a tonic: you
couldn't find a Keller one
than Oils. \Ve sell a great
deal of it -like all Nynl rem-
edies it is of highest (lilality.
We can *ell you cheaper kinds
but. yen tt111 be glad you paid
$1.1)) for Nyal'v
'('his SLOW will close
every '1'huts(lay and
FI itlay during July and
August.
W. S. IIOWEY, Pam. B.
Chemist and Druggist
Exeter,
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Timm tin !I
JUNE BRIDES
PEOPLE about to go House -keeping should call at ROME .
& ATKINSON'S Furniture Store and see how easily and"
Cheaply you can furnish your house.
A Walk Through Our Store
1ViIl show you. Here you will find the largest and best assorte
Stock of Furniture in the County, cent
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed -
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
n fact eserything to be found in a first-class Furniture Store at
such Low Prices that defy Competition,
1Ve have a largo number of Lawn and Veranda ('hairs wnicli
we are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE ATKINSON
The Lading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
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H SPECIAL SALE
�P CHINA
E have decided to snake a clean sweep of our China
(luring the Month of JUNE -if low prices will
do it. We have a large shipment coming and must
snake room for it, so are selling our present stock
at cost. Our stock is made tip of choice pieces of
hand -painted china suitable for 1Veddiig Gifts. Re-
member it all goes at cost.
S. FITTON
\Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses
Ont.
II, ns.t�t' cr
tale •., t,.'1',1:11:1,1'• h. to a.... It do.s
defeat at the Ivan 1s of th^ home team i1hu- •.1 by 1 i -0114,r4 to se' amnll
by ibe .core of !!-:•. Thi, way Ihr
boys first defeat this �cn!on.
`f:tulis. (I kin:; 11rgc :,I ow nuc
Learn to f•,1 .• � :�p:ci.n'
Lawrence Stykete one of the most unrelenting >ew •1 ity tlft. n 1 rowea
I krotcn pedlars throughout guilt. ''thou tale the loan.' '1 he
wide y
youth lluron. h.- I.nrehayrd aft ex cp.e:k••r clo ed by wishing tb- 1. O. F.
cellent bond earl and has discarded to ry btea'ine nod to retuemb•r th
the grips h formerly (carried. The great trinity of virtu •b that formed
cart is green and has several npart- th • arch of th •it order, Liberty. I3 n•
ments and is admirably adarted for
Lawrence's work.
The exceptional offer of the
"Time!' and Toronto Weekly Globe
till ian. 1st 1911 to new sebscribera
for 33 cent!. is one of the arentest
hargnina we have ever b,•, n enabled
to offer the public. 1f you are get-
ting the "Times" and would like the
Globe. we will end it to yon and will
+end the "Time''' to a friend any•
where in Canada. 1'ot.r f e-tels in th horn �T,,,.opt iate semen 1. -ti 10 the
West would appreciate • m'
r
c"0•1 tad t: rr:! ::= f 1h•
paler and the ttvo will only cool you
a little more then the postage for
the one. Send in F.ih-.eriptionn at
once an not to mite any of the paper..
1'h•• pric.• of the Iwo it les' than Ill"
pric, for either paper.
evreenc,, Concord. Mr. 1.. Day -- -
SIIEI'III•:12U-North Boundry, iic(:il•
chimed ' were a hymns !chile the livary, Wednesday. June 15th, to The ' Timcs' and Toronto Weekly
brolhrc•n were ninrchiag. Th• choir
sang nn anthem "('rain• 1he Lord, Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd, a Globe to new• !utecriber! from now
datl titer. cents.
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Gl, m)• !Haul, and Mr. Markham per. g till jetty. lit, 1911 for
sided in his o -nal able manner at t h.14FLL,1M1V.-in Vaneonver, 11. C.. on
ort:nn ).trying a very Sine march •lure• 3rd. to Mr :1 TO 'lir!. W. R.
w•hi'c t he mem)) es of th • order it ere !tell any (nee 1,. l'.i Ito,- formerly
Iravit:!t the church. When the of Exeter.) a dee:let r.
brethren rt turned to th it roan., CASTOR very hearty vote of thanks w'as ten- '.IVtltll:i)
d re.l ')r. 'Collin's far Iris ab:, and
SC, ;f1-I:Ittiv.'.--a. 'Phoma•. .l,:n.
l,t. .'•I s-. \. l tee it. daught• r of Mr.
;eel Mr,. (ko. 11: own of \lo•nit
irydges, to W. A .Scott. of Ait'a
The .'Time. • and Toronto \V is:. Claig.
Wel :• to new Pug-othere from now 11i.LUT-Mcr,\CII1•:N-At the lt. C. i 8ignattrre of
.fany. tat, 1911 for 35 cents. chinch. 1)asbwoed. an Tnesihiy.
.t r„ 1414.. by 1). Itev. 1 ;her
-1,o11er. Mr. \W, 11 :r of D :.hood
to Miss Margined d •1cVachen. of
Stephen.
Lt)t)111li-11.lRite T1 :he to -id•
neve of th.. La .. - .i• res.
\C1 111\Cede .,f ' .'stn • nth.
111!) 1,v ll. t•. .\ ,'.! !; . t' ncht
>1r. Falai. an t;,. . • leer., , cy.i-
vatt to Misr Sir tis L9nis• . da .,. titer
of Mr. tnil Mrs. .Iobn la reel of
West W i!ltirii-.
'.Sci'31Cil:lON- ''.I1'fil e% t e M the
odist 1'arson:i re. 1=arklnil, by Rev.
A. McCulloch. Wednesday. .lune 15
Mr. George Ituf :a McPherson of
Corbett, to M.v• Hannah. Iltabel,
daughter of Mr. an d11rs. \Vm.
Stuith, McGillit as r 4osvnline.
For Infants and C11i1(1rCu.
the Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears the
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