Exeter Times, 1912-2-29, Page 1Wise
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Treble your egg supply.* It is a habit
,that pays.. one extra ego a day will, pay
the coot o Bing this tonic.
Sm packages 135 .,-, li lbs.
Instant Louse ItIliow will kill all lice.
COU'$ DRUG STORE
4. 7. n EI4 wt rR YEAR --NQ 100.
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For C ani T
Jex tCpd 1..ivetr txtrlttx
No of ae _ emedy rs morez
pDl�C3 l.lgalaZtj
3:10. ' renis aovgihs and louing ul
bilated condition,
Increases the weig.ht
Banshee the 1bineil:
iXeq Builds up trio Sym
EXR 'ER, ONT C UL DA; THVBSD,A,rAMOBNING1 FEBRUARY 291
Locals
'HONE .2
3 �
The Spring
here
Spring is ver near. Are YOU
. . �' . Ready It ? "We Are."
ing daily from .the Fashion. Centres .shape to s arri
W e never were in better aha e to supply
your demands. Nothing hasp, p p
Nothing been. left out to wake this headquartersp
ping public. for the shop.
New Spring Coats
They are full length and come in
beautiful cloths and colors with the
large Shawl Collars. Be Sure to Se e
Them.
Dress Goods
Nothing is left out in Cloth or
Colors to make the best we have ever.'
shown. We wantyou all to seer
Stock. our
Foulards and Wash O000¢
We have a magnificent dot to show
yon in the New Foulard Patterns.
Linens, Crashes, Gin hams
bras ' C Ginghams, Cham -
y , Cotton, Voiles, MusIins and
Prints.
Dress Trimmings
gs
Something to match any Dress of
any dolor. Silk Fringes, Ball Frio
Laces, Braids and Allovers in all shades
House Furnishings Here
Thisis a Hood time t� su.:..i, ..�..,_....--- .. .,.
This is a good time' to think about'them
w><II wain .. You will soon be Houseoleanin and.
t a lot of g
New Goods. We are showing a blggerstook than ever.
Rugs Ca
rites and Wall Paper
Wilton Rugs, Axminister Rugs,
Velvet Rugs, Brussqls Rugs, Tapestry
Rugs and Wool Rugs in all sizes from.
Door mats up to 4x5 yards.
Gents Furnishings for Spring
Wemustyou tell all the y NeW Things
New Spring p g Overcoats
c Suits
it Si7itin��gs
We are showing some New Pat-
terns in Brussels, Tapestry and ,Wool.
Carpets and hs've 10,000 Rolls of the
New Wall Paper for YOU.
for Men
New Shirts
Collars
Ties
New Hats .
Caps
" Fancy Sox
ALL WINTER
GOODS* TO SCO
Anything that is left in the Winter line of Coats, a s, Fnrs, Fur -lined Coats, Robes,
Etc.: will be cleared out at Bargain Prices. They Must Go.
Phone 32
Jones & May, Ex�ter
COAL OIL
GASOLINE
ETER'S BIG HARDWARE
Hot Air Heating and Plumbing
Let us figure on your Furnace Work and. Plumbing. Esti-
mates cheerfully Given
Baths, Lavatories and ` Sinks Pipings and
p g Fittings always.
in Stock.
Wash Day
Supplies
Washing Ma-
chines from
$7.00 to $i0:00
Machines as.
cut $10.00
Galvanized
,-; Tuba
750 to $1.85
Boilers.
$1.50to$4.50
Clothes Lines
10c to 450
Pipe Wrenches from 1.0e up ,
Saws for every Use 25c to $2.00
Hammers from 10c to 135e
r ROYAL PIMPLE INTERNATIONAL MOLASSES FOODS
:for•Stock or Poultry for Stock or Poultry. Oaldwell's Molasses Food
50c to $1,50 package 25e, 50c and $3.5o $2.25 a bag
Glauber Salts Sulphur Salt Petro
flEAMAN'S HARDWARE
AND STOVE STOP
SCRANTON GOAL
ROOFING
"The Times" to the enAf 191'2 for 75c
The •newsiest paper in the County
.ln Memorian
(Lines on the Death of John .Eng_
lisp, who departedt this Life onthe
lath. of Oct. 1911, aged 16 years and
1 month:
Gone, but not forgotten;
His voice we loved, is stilled;
A place loadsvacant in alar home.
That 'never can be filled.
The cold and chilly blast of Death
Swept o'er .his feeble form; •
He was likes' a summer flower,
Bowed before a sweeping storm;
Each day'goeth and aged are dying.
flurried to the Judgement seat;
Unprenared or pnforgiven.
They .must go •then. their God to
meat.
And the good that thou has 'taken,
And laid low beneath the sod,
In this way 'oar Lord is saying,
Prepare to meet thy God.
Oh. that: we, like him, when ing,
l'hatstill conscious 'we m e,
Would be on the Lord relying,
And am faith; all placed; in thee.
For. to boo hie pale: face smiling,
And notice the •_hortnis of his
breath, •
It would press upon each memory,
That wo all must taste, of Death.
May Gods comfort the bereaved, one
-For in grief, later heiti t in sore;
It was a dismal day fair. her,
When death . came" to their door.
He took the eine who, always filled
A drooping heart with cheer,
So blame her not for weeping,
She lured her husband dear.
My huseand, how I missed. him,
Since his lace: frown Ina (s hid;
Isis loving eyes are closed, in death
Beneath the coffin lid.
Yet. some. day, I hope to 'nest himu M
Whet chis spark of Iiee has 'fled, dad,
And add Elea.venly joy to greet him
Where no Cardwell tears are. >hed. day's
--.13•v his toeing 'Wife. Mr
The beast rentsly osai Earth for Ca-
tarrh and cold !.. the, head. Gunnell
Catarrh Cream,
1ixr. D. A. Ross, is slowly improving
land is,. able to sit up a little,
.' Miss Etta: 19Iay Bowcy, who leas
been 01 for the past two weeks is
able to be out
Miss K. Makints`has returned home
f >
after attending at ,ti in ,
the
millinery g ail loci o t n -
Y �
l
Ings in London. •
Miss Gladys Bissett has been coil -
fined to the house this week with an
a la grippe, t
Ile washed ,ti, job' and Like everyone
else,
Ile wanted a good one, you know;
W here his clothes would not ,Soil and
his, hands would keep clean
And the salary muen't be J&w.
Ile' asked ter a lien, but they gave
hire a spade,
And hoc; half turned ,;iwity with a
shrug.
13i"'seizing
tt
e,aPtsc hi' 'nd •
h altered d 5 relied, and
zi.
s .d
t e.
h e a
1?
:
lIe-dug
ie evosked with a will test is bound.
track of to succeed,
Miss Edna Follick ire,. visiting with Ared the .months and years went
relatives in St. Marys,' Miss lr'ollick
will take part in the '.Temple of Fame
being put on there Thursday and
Friday. song.
11tiss +idle Job�ns was. in London. Sotne jeered bine aria sneered at the
on Wedwesday to meet Mrs. Chale, task, but he, plagued.
Adams, and ten David, or Calgary, Just as 'hard es he ever oonld plug
whc will visit. tier •nigt jer, 11irs, n, Their wards never scented to desturb
Johns '
town for aoine rim, flim ai bit--• ,
Concert i-ostpuned.--Owing. to the As he dug,
snow' blockade last week the Royal �,
English band, Bell ' llih3'ers . did not d h:e day came at 'last when they cal-
give their concert in Jarnes str>>�t •ed for the spade
Church Saturday evening. ; The en- And gave him a ben in, its piece
tertainmont bas been.. irleeltponedh unlit'. 'he lynx t ,aobieveinent was sweet
the 12th of March. To his hire.
A.nd victory Atone, in' his, face;.
Do you know that more real danger 1Ve can'ttalways get ,what we hope
lurks in a conimoni cold than any
other of the minor aihnen,tsf The
safe way is ,to take Chamharlainls
Coag$ Remedy. a thoroughly reliable
preparation. and .rid `ylitrself of the
cold as qu%ckly 'as possible. This
remedy is for Sate. by all dealers.
Businesis,. Changed hands to, take
effect March 1st, 1912 'Having;
bought out the butchering busin�e,'S:s
aind•good-wilt. of • Mr, •- ;t Wood, we
The, way it w,as rctigh and 'the labor
was hard
,Bat his heart he kept filling with
iv
and
1
like
ton
d bus'
l,ne frith it
hall
the
aid
L t
us o en.
m and 9 Q3
many new
ones an would wish to give ast'a call.
Our aim wile be to• ,give sa�tisfactiatj.
and baring bad somas Fifteen years,
experience •in the business I have
some idea :of the wants of the people
As I cannot yeas you all pex'sonatly'
1 take this way of ,soliciting your
I patronage -Wm Rivers
Yoan
Iiad' -
ie> E
b" nt .
� rt•i`n -.
z ed 4 very
pleasant evening was spent in James'
when the Young Men's Orran zed
Bible Class provided
h , s Clays.
Supper was served Erato, Half pa"t"io
eight o'clock. The oysters were
s ,r d .bt E+
Mr. hilts tJ tori eft for the
West last week,
Ois Wednesday of last week, a
blizzard passed. over ;this distrilet dog-
ing considerable `daznaee, wrecking
Dir. G. •13rook's wind rill,•
Alias Jeannie Perkin on 'vitiated
friends iii Centralia last week.
edther. oitor
West on.ins Monday, s,Ing
a couple of months with freindebere
Mr. D.
Hicks s
a spent
Sunday nFills
yi
tartan.
•r
Our village ase aarb,;r is kept gess'
these clans. One day last week ,after
coming tram town; he trimmed one
gent out side.
add Blimville
J�'ami.ly. Gathering -On Friday nftee
noon of last weak the tome of Mr.
iichard Johns sr. wets the moan of
a pleasant gathering when bins none
grandsons, and daughters and famil-
ies gathered at his home to celebrate
with him his 881h Birthday. Fdy. Mr
and Mrs. Steadman and family ere
also present and some 35 sat down to
a splendid birthday supper. Tea,
ingover the evening eni
n wasspent"
in
vol•:
ions games and heedless to ay all en-
joyed themselves, Despite the four
score years Sad eight i fr. Johns is
still quite active and joins in the
games like one many years younger
.He has lived on the.7th con. of Us -
borne for nearly 62 years and during
that time has seen many changes.
for at first- Be takes great delight in reading the
Success. cats many . (lacer jigs; Times. May he yet. be spared to see
But n thing .is ieare-a man will. many more such gatherings.
[f be digs Selected, On Saturday afterncon and evening
the Farmers' Institute meeting was
held. The speaker Mr. G. Barber of
Print Day" Feb. 291h at Mrs. W. Orosshill gave a very interesting ad -
D. Yeo's; 11. 221-2 and 15 cent dress on Draft horses and also on the
Prints new printu included All go subject "How to grow good crops in
for 1Qo a yd. a dry season's during the afternoon
,.
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Proclamation hills have been
posted.np in our town by the ''Board
of health ordering all dogs to be
chained up. or mnziled for.one month
Dogs Mend running' at large' will be
put eat of business.
Between 40 and 50 couples at-
tended the On? Yive Club dance in
the O
df lain
s Halt all on Tuesday even
ing. A very pleasant time was spent
street Church on Friday eveniii + Good music was furnished° 'by the
9 _ ze4 Blackstone Orchestra of Goderich.
a;t oyster sup: Air. G, tlauglas of iE.agean, .hash beers
Per four, Ole Totingad' eleoted; Pre ders't- of the . nominio,n
Swine Breeders' A o;ck tiara.
to • At the last meeting or- the Council
•
eve •' by r.. A, `Fiyllick and ReLv..e • Bill and councillor • Avery were
were fo•tlowed by cake',. fruit sod appatnted delegates to attend the
cap cream. After supper tile. Young good roads conventions to be held in.
Ladies Class provided the Torointo'on "February 27th.
which consisted of vocal and in trim Mr. and Mrs. Mutt nee Mists /Tar-
mental solos and •duetts, readings. ioa .xvbo 'left on" their honeymoon
and addresses and wa,s qf, high order. trip to• England •early in December
The entertainment was the result of have returned, ita town and- are visit
contest in attendance &ring 1911 and' ng her parer s Mr.: ands. Mrs. Wil-
lyes irrou b3' the yoiie ladies; the .Tiara Burton, before `keaeing.for their
gentlemen. to pat i n�'the suppers i uture. ho;ma Jai . Vancouver B.. C. -
which they. did' .an. a manner that'
_deserves much credit► and con ratu-
lations. To 1Ir. Jones. the President
and teacher, who is quite at horse
among the young men, is due much
of the credit for the success e of the
evening. The young ladies were not
to be out -done by the young men
and provided a program equal to the
occasion. their teacher, arise M. Tom,
occupying the chair. The ,evening
Here .de a. neeisage of hope` and
good cheer from Mrs. " C 's. Martin,
Boone Mill Va.. who is the another of
eighteen ohildren Mrs. Martin .:was
cured of stomach trouble end cone
stipation by Chamberlain's Tablets af-
ter five years of suffering, and now
recommends -these tablets to the pub -
lig Sold by all .de,alers.
was. greatly enjoyed by the large l' Remember •.the: date Feb. 2912, one
number present. ( day only `'Print sale at errs. W. D.
Yeo's.
Crediton
The young people are enjoying good
skating on the rink these nights.
Miss .Ella Link left for Toronto , on
Monday where she will attend the
millinery openings. Miss . Link will
take charge of the Millinery depart-
ment for Mr. P Preeter of Zurich.
Mr. M. Brown returned to his home
in Pigeon Mich, after spending a
couple of weeks visiting with his brot-
her Mr. Samuel Brown.
Quarterly meeting services were
held in the Evangelical church last
Sunday, Rev. Litt the presiding Elder
was in attendance.
We are sorry to report that Miss
Merle Clarke is still in a serious cond-
ition. We hope for a speedy recov-
ery.
Wedding Bells are expected to be
heard in the near future.
The Messrs Sam and Noah Hoist
have returned to their homes in Mich-
igan after attending the funeral of
their father.
Miss Florence Dinney returned *to,
Exeter after soending afew days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Disney
We are glad to report that Mrs Eli
King is doing nicely after a severe at-
tack of rheumatism.
Miss Clarke of Dashwood ds spend-
ing a few weeks with friends in town.
Mr and Mrs. 3. Heist returned : to
their home in Kilmanagh after spend-
ing a conple of weeks with friends
around here.
Last Friday night the Hockey boys
were making good utie of the rink, the
Methodist church played against the
Evangelical. Both sides did good
work but the Evangelical cbitrch yens
out with a good score. Keep the
good work it. going boys.
Mr J`. Hoffmann of Dash ood was
a pleasant miler he town en Tuesd iy,
Mrs. G. Baker of London ¥ta few
days in town lest week visit:•tng with
her sister Mies Elia, .Beaver,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Gratton of Grand
Bence are spending a • couple of days
with the lattrr's patients Mr. Oh tries
Wolfe..
Mr Carey of Goderich spent 'Nea-
p town.
• DA'ali:WOOD
Mies Lizzie. Wein bas returned Ito,
her home• in Credito,_
Miss 'Ruth Grenzebach "ways can-
fined to the house a few days thro:ua
illness.
Mr. Case of Exeter spetn�t Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs .Frank Case,
Miss 'Lily and, Theo `Tiartleib spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mr.Wm. Schroeder has sold - hie
two-year-old. pacer to 1Ir. Jonas Bar-
tleib fo'rthe• sum of $200.00 We un-! doles along the east end were crush -
understand that the co;It has paced 't r before the wind and the resultant
Mile in 2.45 and giros' prtimiee of mak 1 pressure of the gale lifted the roof
rood a much lower mark this pumper from its bearings, hurling l:arg•e por-
Dr ALcLaughlinaa was an pat' of tions upwards of 100 feet into neight-
town visitor 1a,,,t week. • boring yards. Nearly 100 men and
Mr. Saddler of 'Irirktoli was in g•ris are. employed in the plant. and
tctwra Thursday last that . a serious fatality was not r --
The special mea`tin•as which are ba- corded is considered nothing short of
in,; conducted 'in the Evangelical m'raculo,,is. As it was manly narrow
church are meeting with a great. d�atl escapes o workman. Thomas re-
verts.Pritchardct while one tof aaccesb. There being many con
cc ved severe abdominal injuries and
I'lr. illerb' Miller; who has, Neat` was rendered unconseio,as :or a time
visiting friends and relativ2+t5 in. down Th n: r arr. C. 1•. Brandt re.-
(tit cin Ivlenday 'for .London. wbrr,. c'' v ' ""•=t iniuriesabnot the trhoat
he, will visit' for a.'€env days before The dam•tg"' to the building and a
leaving for the west. • large stock of children's vehicles will
Mr, Andrew Musser visited for a agyref:"t • in the neighborhood of
few days Last week with, air. Dan, :,25.000. on which it is understood,
Sohreeder near Exeter. • no ;u'•3nce is recoverable. The
The affioe of Postmaster here has
been changed. Mr. Henry Wiltert sec
seeding Mr. Jacob Kellerman. The
retiring' official who held t he office
during the past ten years, has givt+n
satisfaction but being i party man
and in fa belonging to the inner
circle of the Liberals of South Huron
he vas not at all surprised to be in-
formed of the change beim; mech.,
In 1908 he was a na.ndidaI.e for ch,,
Legislature. opposing Henry Eilber.
11I. p. P.
TJ AM'li1S :BOND
The anniversary services in ogn.4
las Sabbath re ction with the Presbyterian atended, th'e
church being full both uorninzg, and;
evening. A. little disaj pointment wee
felt by some ' by ,not bein able tq'
hear Prof. Kilpatrick, who by i,
accident was not able to come, hat
the pastor Rev, Colin l Fletcher)
full
made Y a e t
t the lase by
s
d�, iv
e n•
l rx
two e�
very
inspiring i a
p �er
mo "
3 nn
Yli
if meditatedx. lith,!
upon .bq those -who!,
heard him, should have afar..reach�,.
ing offset. The speciai *lensing of
hers. Wyatt, off'• London was highi,t
appreciated by all. She was accent.?
Pealed by Miss. Nina kinsman, op
Exeter.
err. John Allison has been; 00 444
inr
ed to his bed with an attack of It
grippe,
Mr. Hal Brown is under the weatire
er with a very sore throat,
CLANDBBOYE
Mr. James Atkinson, the beetior
man 'was struck , by G. T. R4 Q'rain;
No. 3;l going north ,Friday afterneene
When D. Stevensc,n who wee sent
oat froux '1,(ondon by the G. T. 134
arrived lie decided to take the inaurd
man to the hospital but the tiraiit;
was delayed by being. snow bound
axriv I. Decear. Atkinson sed3 won 58 beforeeartsold
having lived in this village for 1'
years. He'i.3 survived by hist' wife
and five children all of this place
Death was due to conouletsion nb
the brain the man having ,ben . hurled
into the ditoh` with great force where
struck by the train.
SEX6 TH
Mrs`. John Carrick and little Baugh -
hit
w sin
the evening r hespoke
on r.
e
g'>
P terit
Ta•or
i � of
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PPa ha
s o are
s
eng
t agricultural r alt
g c ural. needs in
n
: friends
b in h,'• '
ale. vicinity i oily at a present
which was very interesting and pro- We are glad to note that the little
bitable, daughter ' of Mr. and Mrs. .Jame%
Some young people of our burg at- Bagshaw, wild are visiting the, lat.
tended the anniversary services of the ter" parents here, is recovering front,'
Thames road church on Sunday last. a'severz attack of whooping cough.
M. John Profits sale on Thursday Mrs. J. Geddes, returned to her,
afternoon was well attended and in home near London cast week, aftek,
spite of the stormy day everything visiting with her sone here. •
sold for a good sum. The telephone glen have finished.
their work these
, ina parts for r
The tv'
p the
Unn! r=
, r.e r4s�s tel i r •
J?eFt' . t u present.
-tents s
p
that during the' coining summer in
Oanada's western provinces, there t -----.s.
are teff be built 3,000 miles of rail-
way at an appropriate tcos1 of $60e -
District News
000,000. The work will require about A sekia.usa afire broke out lajsb Wed-.
60.000 men, and it is feared that nesday about noon at the Ontarial
there will bac. no little difficulty in Agricultural college at Guelph, and,
securing enough men to carry out the fire was kept from spreading by
%thits great railway program. It is the great work of the volenteer
estimated that at ]worst thirty-five brigade: of students. As it was about
thousand will. have to be brought 81.000 daYnage. was done to the, znu;
for this purpose from Great; Britain, seam.
Europe. It seems unlikely that :the pewee the Presideeee address, of
programme can be, carried tout in its the Gocferich I3oard or' rade +.v take
entirety because. of thus lack of work- item vhieh' Is i trade,
e -
men: but the" fact that' the plan has i. of liiterest to toys
be:nix; la id o'Xt, and .Ebro ui,paey provid- tenma t Jackson •Factory employs,
Ods, �..r suet"'a "gi 'Stn e• program . of hasthan mai -and 'fifty Mals, O he outpaoo . -
raiiway construction may give ,stran- 160,000
69 i0 area d from.0„0o f pair' a1
gers some pint of the immen,senesa used is pair and. ahs class Th svagali
.if our territory and the extraordin list
mare t valuable. The sva
ary rapid character of the growth of tthe is •re 7cic n, If hydro possible
c Domed
whais well. termed, the Great rico. are cc►rtsicicring extol -
what
West"The proposal to spelnd, 160,
000,000 in one year within, the Iimits After a lingering ili:nese Walter AL
of 4 provinces whose combined pop- Deck, Registrar -of Bruce . Comity,
elation does not exceed 124000,000 smile passed away at hip home in Walker --
ton
is .signifiieentt oaf,smote' hfpnday morning. He is sur-
vived by his o widow •pod, one dangle
GODERICH3 ter. The fun,�ral took place on
An easterly gale with the velocity Wednesday and the remains were
The 1012 edition of thet popenr
end indispensable booklet. "500n
Pacts aboet Canada." eomplied
Freed: Veleta. the Widely knee
tor anti lecturer, and weber .,
Tbroagh the Heart of Canaan."
now out and is renter,' with: 1)1 t
4.
SPECIALS FOR MARCH
; 41. TRTY DOZEN pieces of pretty Chinaware will be given away tlo
,iiir Drug Preparations. Perfumes, and Flavorings. Ib 14'
, eery Evotiornical lady to visit this department of our store es
tl 1) of MARCH. We guatanthe every preparation we sell and +
1). hina, as en advertisement for thie month. Bring al -
4.
t lids and neighbors and share in the bargains, Don't put
eorne. Best choice. There will he Cups andSancers, Spoon
t st a eds. Creamer s Plates and Salads.
••1 k of Ponographs and Records were never larger. The 41.
ineg as they last, borth table as rear SAPLIFLOAY,
1 fill borth window full of large Granibwaro at a price to 4*
f. lines belosv cost as were discontinuing them. Early
be ehoice. Dou'e forget Mir CANDY DEP'T our stock le
e London after spendino rew figures. In compaet form
visit ing his st,ns.
MOAN' Th
FINICEEINFR -In Stephen on Thurs.. hnvir
day Feby. 22nd, to Mr. end Mrs,, wint
Michael Finkbelper, a daughter. their
yettx's ani three months.
a wealth of. facts and figur '
Lewis Carey Is lead tie with an the Don:union that vtill prm ‘,
elut*e. Canadian, ape the e ;0. see,
FOR FLEICIfFR b PubY,PlAirtt; Co CO; ;-,t4,
Pltiotitie
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