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EXETER, ONT CANADA, , THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 28th J)2
BONES & MAY
PHONE 2
Our Spring3 Millinery
Now Ready for Your Inspection
All the newest Ideas from Paris and New York are shown here. Our millinery
is the best we have ever shown and you will do well to pick up your new Easter hat
early.
SPRING COATS
For Ladies Misses and children.
Another shipment of those nifty- spring
coats. They go quick you must have
one.
SPRING SUITS
Have you seen them. The real
Nobby stuff Short jackets with com-
bination trimmings All Tailor made
at lowest prices.
Tub Goods. For Spring
COTTON VOILES GINGIIAMS & CHAMBRAYS
In all colors Plain in White
Cream, Tan, Mauve, Sky and "Grey.
Stripes in Green Blue, and Red, Real
good Stylish Dresses,
Weare showing a veryl arge range
of Plain Chambrays in all colors also
Ginghams in all shades of Checks and
Plaids.
Gents` Furnishings for. Spring
We Always keep the new up -to- date Goods.
New Dress. Shirts Fancy Sox New Snitings
Outing " Suspenders " Suits
Dress Collars " Belts " Hats
Lounge CollarsRc Ties Caps
The Easter Neck Wear all here.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS
The Spring House Cleaning is just here° You will need a New Rug, Carpet or
Linoleum, • Do not forget rs we are Head Quarters for all kinds of House Furnish-
ngs.
Wilton Rugs Brussels Carpet
Axminster "`:R Tapestry "
Velvet RR , Wool
Brussels Union
Tapestry " Stair
Wool ,l Japannese
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Lace Curtains
Tapestry
Sween "
Linoleums
Oilcloths
Window Shades
SHOES
All the new. Spring Shoes for
Gents, Ladies and Children are now
here in Plain, Patent and Tana
Phone 32
COAL OIL
WALL PAPER
For any room in the house 10,000
Rolls from go. per Roll up.
Jones it May, Exeter
GASOLINE
EXETER!S BIG HARDWARE
Sap, Sugar Making
Supplies
PAILS, PANS. SPILES, & BITS
Leave your order for pane. we make all sizes out of the beat Galvanized
Iron.
Stock and Poultry Food
International
in 25 50 and 350 Pkges.
Heave cure50
Colic Cure 50
Poultry Food -25
";ifarbsgeuni
in 25 and 5o. pkges in bags at 2 85
Sulpher, Salts, Salt Petre Everything for the
Stock
Furnace work and Plumbing estimates cheer=
fully furnished.
Royal Purple
1n 50 and 1 50 Pkges
Poultry in 50 and 150
Lice Killer , 25
Oows Relief 50.
Caldwell's Molasses Meal
AMAN'SAll E
ANDD STOVE STORE
SCRANTON COAL ROOFING
res" to the end of 1 12 for 75e
neW les rape In the o t> ty
FREE
A receipt that will absolutely break
up any fever,
.
no matter what caused
it if taken time. I have used it twenty
years without a failure, A postal
card will bring it by return mail. Ad-
dress C. R. Jenne 10 Alice Street Tor-
onto.
HURON PRESBYTERY VOTES FOR
UNION;
Huran Presbyterry's record on re-
cent union vote is as foll s
,-a
Elders,. for .115, .against 30; Members
for 215$, against 1113; Adherents for;
451 against 231; Totals for 2724,
against 13.74 t
Chamberlain's ce u g =edty! • has
.von its great reputation and eaten
sive sale by its remarkable cures for
coughs, colds, and croup, It can. !be
depended upon. Try at Sold by all
dealers.
THE WOMAN
Who Looks olcsOl i
Old sot
Wise
Neglect your skin and the
years are hound to leave their
traces. Your skin needs care
and attention just as much as
your teeth.
NYAL,'S
FACE CREAM
contains enough oxygen to destroy
all decayed matter. Disappears
in the skin without a trace of
greasiness. it leaves the skin
perfectly clean— clears the
complexion andeoothes the
face after
being exposed
to the sun, winder hard
water. .A, big artis-
tic jar of it for 25c.
ronq
with lit horns
tagaoittir
1I
wilt give
von entire
sattafki
tlon
'$nla and guaranteed by
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W. S. Howe
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()heOnnist'and TOpticiari, EXl3JTEL3,
Exeter. Council
Meeting of the oduncil held in; the
Townhall Griday levening March 22nd
Memb,;i's all present . Minutes of
last tne'eting were read and approved
Soott—Rivers that the accounts be
paid as ;read.
Geo. Mantle coal 85.82, Queen Cas
Cil Co. Gasoline 16.87; Sidney San-
ders labor 4,.05;Wm. Creech 4:80 T,
Sanders 5.40 W. Wescott 1:20 John
Glouoher 60; Jno Eydd; do 60; Wm.
Hatter do 60, Geo Atkinson do 180
Thos. Brook sr. do 4.80 Thos. Satin-'
den 7.10 David Russell sr, 150. Fred
Wells 75o. total 136079,•
Levelrt—Rivers-- That the Clerk
bill the Grand Trunk. Ry with, $'2,00
for lass of water- in depleting the
water in the stand pipe and to draw
their attYntign to the fact that
such loss might prove a very ser-
ious matter in the event of fire.
Leve'tt that we adjourn tomcat at
the' call of the Reeve;.
T. B:. CARLING Clerk
Crediton
Miss Weida Banes is spending a
few days in London this week with
frielnds: '
,Mr. and Mrs. Northcott of Exeter
were /the •guests of Mr. and Mrs. Math,
eal Hirtzel one day Iast week.
'Quil'ti'ng bees are 'tb:e order of the
day
Ass Clara Hist returned Lome af-
ter ,spending a couple of days with
friends in Detroit.
,Miss Myr'tl'e Clark ;entertained a
number of young people on Monday
e•venin'g.
Miss Elia Beaver is spending a Lew'
dans ,with friends in London.
One, by one the pioneers of this sear
tied, are passing ;away a.nd on Sahara
day lupi nin'g another of our ,respec-
tive, tci'tizens in the person at Eliza-
belt'h Krain, passed to ,her reward.
Deceased head reached the good old
age of se.ven1y-five years and with
her lc'hildren and friends celebrated.
her seventy-fifth birthday. She was
an acttive member of the Evangelical
Church and when able attended every
service in, connection with the o'hurch.
She is survived' by three sons and two
daug'hlbers. She jived' with her daugh
ter Mrs. Henry ,Motz for the last
few years. The funeral which took
place on Tuesday was very largely ;at-
tended the rerna:ins' being interred r
in The Evangelical cemetery,.
Mrs. Chas. Zwicker relturned home
after spending a couple of days vis-
iting 'their parents in New Bambara.
A carnival was held in the rink last
Wednesday evening. Some of the
costumes were Elate. The yotng Deo",
.pl'e are gelating a lot of Witting this
wintbeat
Mrs. Dan. ,Sweltzer is spending a
few days visiting 'friends in Lond'an.
Miss 'Alma 'Hill was in Exeltaer one
day .jasa' week,
Mr. Bert 'Clark has the job of pant
ing the Town Hall rt certainly will
add to the appearance .of it.
Miss R. Roeszerer was in London on
Tuesday. '
The; Misses. Nicola of'Teals tock are
the guests of Mr. and airs. Oe9tricher
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schtvantz re-
turned to their home in South Cay-
uga'af•ter spending a :couple ofweeks.
with r'elativas.1
We are •glad to report that Miss
Merle Clark is able to be arcaund.ag-
ain after her recent ilJntess.
(Mr. Wm, Neirgartth of Reed !City
spenit a few days in town.
Mr. George Silber has been laid up
for a flaw drays with an attack of
la Gripp!ec
THAMES ROAD
A
subscriber who read in the Times
that the farmers had started to tap
their maple trees, wants to know
how they are running.
On the 22nd of March the Lumley
sluggers came to school section No 2
intending to give the Thames Road
Duffers a beating, when the ;ams
ended the score was 2 to 1 in favor
of Thames Road. Mr. Arthur Cola
refereed the 'game to perfectioln,
CEN7.1RALIA
Miss Williams. of•Tux."do Irk N• w
York. Misg F. M. BIa'tchford, of Tor-
onto Mr. C. V. Blatchfrard of Windsor
and Mr. E. A. BIatchford, of tondos -
bora, visited at the parsonage over
Saturday and Sunday last.
Mr. J. J. Colwill had a very stto-
oesaful sale of farm implements am
stock on Friday, the 22nd inst
People here will be glad when al
the snow becomes' cleared aft the
walks and roads. Spring will recrivr
a cordial welcome after the severs
winter,
WOODS M
Dorris McNaughton, I'!f.lJr i,:u..h: r
pf the miller is ill with ;:,teum., i
Dr, Campbell is in att. ndstise.
Mr. 13. Allem and fatuity 1 f; f.rr :he
west on Monday of this w k.
The infant son of• teit;.t M;lis is
still very poorly.
The Millinery opening:, ie at: lh
end of that week.
Clarence Gunning lea ler b:
on Friday last and will <!;r Arrab.
time near Itamiota
The Bev. W. B. Van ;
don attending the fun;, a, 01 It
li0v. Dr. Ha,natlon,
Mrs. P'eglar has gen 4:, P;. k het
Moine for a t im • v r ia . • r,,.
daughter Mrs, Ferry as 1 I rk-
tlan, Her daughter Mre !, ,re t ;e-
turned on Monday to Js- r It Harte, ;
Walkcrvi,r te.
Sugar making has
The vote on . Church 1 tala
'Woodhatn Cireut rcault. t't ,,,1,1a
li'tembera over 18 for
Members milder 18 fri a?
Adlset'eitts tor 260_ ag. 11..; .
for 154; against 370 R0 ,
limon the off (dal boar=1
aime t .
Rev. Dr. Hannon Dead
Former Pastor of James Street
Church Dies in St. Marys
Rev. James Hannon. D. D. one of
the best known 'Methodist Ministers
in Western Ontario, died, in St. Marys
last -Saturday evening at the home of
his son -an -law Rev. F. E, Malot, after
a lengthy illness. '' Ie was 75 years
of age,
The late Dr. Hannon was a widely
known and highly honored minister
of the Methodist church, having lucid
some of the most important charges
in the Toronto, Hamilton and London;
conferences. Be, was born in Nara
wind in 4837 and was educated at •
the, Norwlood Grammar School and •
Victoria University, Cobaurg. At the •
age of 120 years be entered the minis-'
try, beginning his clerical career in •
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what is now Toronto Conference. i •
After ordination he was stationed •
successively at Newcastle, Bowman). ° •
villa Toronto., Young,: street Adelaide •
and Berkeley streets),'Hami1lton,,(Oe.n. ; t
tenary and Zion), London (First 1 •
Cburch), Hamilton (Zion Tabernacle), i •
Dundas 'St. St. Marys, Kincardine.
Guelph, St. Thomas, (First Church) •
Stratford, (Central Church), Chatham •
(i -ark Street), Exeter James: street •
&wen years ago he retired from the •
active work after 47 years of almost •
continuous toil. He was a man of •
fine physique, superior mental powr-
ers,pathics. kindly nature and broad syma
He was an able preacher and a
man of fine executive ability and very
arly in his ministry won a leading ,
place among bis confreres, by whom
he was held in the highest esteem.
For over twenty years he herd the °
position of ctairman of district.
ILI was president of the Guelph con-! •
ference for a term and was elected ; •
a member of every general confer-. 4'
once except the first, es long, as be •
continued in the active work. As a •
member of the general conference
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he served the church on the general
board of missions for eight yearsand I •
for the name length of time on the •
superannuation hoard. •
Forty-two years ago he was mar
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mod to Miss Sarah Margaret Wilson,
daughter of Squire Wilson ea Wile
lowdale to them were born two sons
and one 'daughter. ' Dr. Hannon is surv
rived by his wife and one son, Judges
J. W. Hannon of lRegina His death
wssete .,,;;
ill• ' , nese y-. a, ^r'as 'sirole
of"friends who were sincerely at-
tached to bin
A •'service for the family was held
at the parsonage St. Marys. on Tues-
day at 11.30 a.m, and a public eerya
ice in-G'irst Methodist church London
.lye same day at 1.30 p.m.' after
which the remains were interrei%
in Mount Pleasant cemetery.
Double Wedding
A very pretty wedding was 'held at
he. home of Mr. and Mrs., • Th'o's.
larke., of Usborne, an Wednesday
aroh 27th when the following were
n.ibed in- marriage., 'Maggie Priscilla
Mr. Wilson 'Hawkins and Laura. AUMr. John 'Simpson. The ceremony
as.•p'er'formed;at 6 p,%m. by,.the Rev.
A. Steadman in the presence 'of
out 50 invited guests Both brides.
(tared the parlor each leaning on
n arm of their father, while the
edding march was 'being played by
eir causal Miss Goldie PMil1s, They
oked very becoming in pr'e'tty gowns
cream diagonal satin .trimm'•d with
.lege and ball trimmings;. Masters
uberit Hunter and Ernest Prouty.
ads 'two very 'cute little page boys
d were 'the only attendents. After
s ceremony all repaired to the din-
g room where a sumptuous weda
ng dinner was partaken of. The
ides were 'the recipients of many
s'tly s'nd useful 'gifts, including the
rooms' gifts of pearl aresemt
a)oches. To the page boys they
ve watches and chains Guests
re present from AIvinstan, Seamrth.. London, Kineardine•, Rondeau
rlin and Saskatchewan. Both Mr.
wkins and Mr. Simpson have fine
rots in Usborne on which they will
tla. The limes jbtns with their
ny friends in extending conaret
tions.
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Mrs. Gemmel and son spent the
1> end with Mrs. 8. Tufts..
alas Doig is intllrovinr irradually
Itt hone, of her sister Mrs. Kemp
M'gs Ruth Elliott is visiting in St,
?iarys.
Th. vas a good attendance at the
1hrdist church en Sunday night
+ltd Ire.'n interest taken in the pas-
,.or's stirring sermon on "Gossip,"
The Kirkton mill is closed on ac -
of • anotle r brook down.
:Tire. Wm. Ross unrl:• rwent an oper-
ation in St. Jos• pa's hospital a;
y lest. Slat is making es
.).11 h rrgress ata [i l;I' h c'xp•c+•c.
"h Sacred Onn'are Plaster Angels
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Dressy Meii
Men who are most particular about style and
quality always have their clothes made to measure.
The name of "Taman" is the best guide for made -to -
measure clothes. There is a guarrantee behind every
Taman gaament that meansyou can have j
back if ,you .,?.rte-.. ,.r.. . _ "_- ..,- money.
d atislied _."Weare showing the
Spring lines in Suitings and Overcoatings. Come in
and have a look.
t present our store is being remodelled prepara
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tory to putting in an up-to-date stock` of Gents'Furn- •;
ishings such as Shirts. Collars and Ties, .Hats, Caps and I
Gloves. 'Ready-made Clothing, Overalls; Etc. We will
then be in a position to fit yon out in the Latest Styles I
leave Your Order for your New Spring Suit.
for Fashionable Men. In the meantime step in and 1
W. TAMA
MEW: TAILOR
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Palpitation 'of the hear't', nervone
tremblings, nertous headache, cold
.ands and feet, pain, in the back and
other forms of weakness is relieved
by Carter's Iron Pills made especial)-
ly for blood. nerves and complexioln.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST
via Chicago and Sit. Paul. Berson -
ally conducted Greed Trunk spatiat
train will Ieave Toronto 10.30 p, rn,
Tuesday April 2nd to Cainrose, Ed-
monton and points in Manitoba, Sask
etchewan .and Alberta, stopping at
all poinits on Grand Trunk pacific
west of Winnipeg, L'uItman Touris-
ts •sleepers will be carried fully equip
ped With bedding and porter in
charge,. Berths may be secured in
these ,cars at a low rate.
This is an rxc"+ptianal opportunity
fpr those wishing to take advantage
of the remarkably low one way set-
tlers rates e r round trip 'Homeseek-
re •'Scursieutt, • hrough the American
titres+, No cllang,' of cars.'
Secure tidketa berth reservations
etc. from any Cenral Trunk agent.
Or tvritie A. E .11111 district pass•enr
per a•gennt Torentet
ilowey, th' r • rription Draggle.;
•' sole a,gen :" n Exeter for Gunnetis
t onderful ('a 11 Cream.
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The following is the report of'exa;1
in,ations held in S. S. No, Ft, Bay,
V. Class —Ella Tones 68; Witfreti
Northcoth 81;. IV class— Joan Must
ray 68; Ealph Hawkins- 61, Willie!
Smith 58; •Earl Campbell 55; EMIL
Willard 50 Hilda 'Williams 48; •II'IZ
class—Gretta Case .67; Edna ,Geddeeg
63 ; Vera Janes 62; Alma Dearirg 50
Willie Millard 47;, Herman Willer..'
44; G'eo Mawson treaoLer.
MARRIED,.... o----
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N C ARTiIl—In Usborne on
Wednesday March nth at the home!
of the bride's parents, Mr. andMrse
Thos. Clarke, Miss Laura'M. 'tot
Mr. John Simpson, by Rev. T. Al.
Steadman.
HAWKINS-CLARKE In Uebornequi•
Wednesday March 27th at the home;
of the bride's parents, Me and Miss
Thos. Clarke, Miss Maggie PresilIat
to Mr. Wilson Hawkins, by Rev. 'P,
A. Steadman..
PI PER—BROWN—At the Jatnes St.
parsonage, on Monday evenba:g'
March 26bh, by rev. Rd. 1l3obbs,i
Mise 2rfargaret A. Brown, of Parte
Piper, of WaN
lace town, formerly .:.Of Exeter,
hill, lto Mr. Edwin Pi
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To Get Premium China in
.;r Drug Department
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Pieces Cbirraware Free with vitt 'Drug Prepar-.
taim,', refi Vour Friends,
t t rray of Easter Cards.
'11.11.1,• I)pi'wramenta ,. We est, upp) yottwith
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