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EXETER, ONT CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, APRT 4th 1912
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: PHONE 32
E YOU READY
•WIPTI-1 YOUR
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Our Milliners are very busy but are ready to take your order for your Easter Hat.
They are showing some very dainty styles in the newest Paris and New York Effects,
SEE OUR HATS BEFORE YOU BUY!
NEW COATS AND SUITS
Still a nice lot of Spring Suits and Coats to
•choose from. Nifty Styles and
Good Colors,
SUMMER DRESSES
-Our Ready -Made Dresses for Ladies, Misses
and Children are just in. They are
real beauties and come in all colors
Prices are very Cheap.
SWELL WAISTS
We have a lot of New Cream Silk and Net
Waists; Just right for Spring wearing.
Also Some Good Blacks.
LADIES' NECKWEAR
In Collars, Jabots, 'Side Jabots . and Coat
Collars. Some very New Designs and
Patterns. Just what you want.
All prices to choqse from,
Dress Goods, for Spring
FANCY DRESS GOODS COTTON DRESS GOODS
Bordered Voiles in all colors. Striped
Voiles in all shades, Tans, Blues, Greens,
Browns, Greys and Blacks in great
varieties.
Bordered and Fancy Foulards. Cotton
Voiles, Marquesettes, Jaquarcl Silks,
Ginghams, Linens and
Chambrays.
MEN'S NEW SPRING WEAR
Headquarters here for New Shirts and Col-
lars, New Hats and Caps, New Ties
and Lounge Collars, New Sox and
Suspenders.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
For House Cleaning -New Rugs, and Car-
pets, New Matting and Jap Mats, New
Lace and Tapestry Curtains, New
Linoleums and Oilcloths.
NEW SHOES
For Men, Women and Children, in
Black or Patent
Phone 32,
Tan,
WALL PAPER
For Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room or
Kitchen.
Jones & May, Exeter
Ladies are
Delidhted
with
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISH STAIN
,for re-stainind and finishind
FurnitureWocl
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work and' Floors
'61 They can do the work
themselves with
excellent results
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,
CH I=NAIIEL,
Watch for the Lady Demonstrator. Use Chi-Namel for all
decorative purposes. All colors and Shades.
USE OUR
Ready -Mixed Paints and Varnishes. Good brushes
from 5c up.
ItT9Q HARDWARE
4.- AND STOVE STORE
SCRANTON COAL ROOFING
'The Times"to the end of 1912 for 75c
The liewsie,kpaperifttIle' County B. w.
F BEAVERS4 Loan of 5,000 tO be paid 'beck in ten
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AUCTION
SALE
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General
Merchtp,ndise
-aEXElemER
BfIRGIIIN STORE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, April
Exeter School Report
II. S. Departinen4
:Form I •
Honors G. Morley 92; L. Stewart
91; Ne Truemner .f. .Affison• 84 /
B. Walker 82; A. Habkiele &I; De
Hall 81; II. Rivers 79; M.. Case 77 ;
E. McArthur 76; A. flogearth (76;
f M'oDonnell 76; j. Tayloit 75; B.
Brooks 75 I. Sweek 75; Pass; M.
Hanlon 74; 3. flogarth '7,3; E. Welsh
73; A. Ford 68; I. Blatchforcl 44;
R. rfarsons 60; J. Laing 60; •
Commercial Department
fe Rivers 75; jr. commercial Honors
F. Hill 67; Mo A.chiesorn 8,3; McDon-
nell
83; Pass --E. Neil 73; C. May 71
E. Baker 8'?; Number are Boll 41 Ay-
erage ,atte'ridance 38
Form II
Honors James Walker ',75,2 Vass,
F. Treihner 74; Lillian I3oyle 73,2 Ile
Quackenbush 71.5 Ada Willis 69.8 A,
Brokenshire 69.2 Myra'GCOrgarl 68.5
Ben Case 68,5 Mary lianlon 63.e Joe,
Davis 63.2 N•eliie Carmichael 03.1 No
on roll 21 Average attendance, 20.
Form III
flonors-Normal Entrance- S,Pretty
8.1.2 ;a.. Clormland 333 E.. Case 61.; N.
Amy 78.7; Pass .G. Passmore 72.81; E,
Hunkin 722; L.. Enzyme 68,8; HeFuloo
67.2 L. Grieve 62,(44 al..Quackernbushr
61.6 IL Sweet 61, 4 No en Roll' 26
Average attendance 23 W. Weider
enhammer prin.'
I'. S. Department
Room IV
rHo•nors-Carman Powell 84; (Willie
Mansola 82; Oliver 181; Melville Glad -
man 78 Marvin Vincent 75; llAlma
Mack 75; Mildred Heywood 75; Pass
Anna Bell '71; Bealrice Hodgert (73;
Florence Wood 11; Gordon Penh.ales
71; lelarjorie Huston '70; Lila Zuefle
70; Joe Foilick 67; Olive MacDonald,
66; Maurice Se•nior 56; •Minnie May
66; Gerald Fiitton 60; Karl Weiden -
hammer :65; Harry Parsons 61; tAnnei
Day- 62; C. Vosper Leacher.
Room V
Junior 1V -Honours Dorthy Runt
80; Breitha. Thorney 77; Pass Amy:
Johns 7.3; 'R!SSir Brickwood 71; Min-
ton liydd .66; Papny Dewey 67; Gore
don Ford 67; Mabel Knott: 65; Ina
Delve 60; Senior .3rd Honours Mar,-
gu'erette Pickard 89; Marl Powell 83;
Geo. Ortwein 82 Grace Carling 8e;
Gordon Davis 80; Pass Millie. Walker
71; Lillie Walker 73; Mildred Hardly
72; Marguret Sharp 68; Viola Welsh
67; Mary Day ;66; Lula Hastings 61;
Roy Fletcher 70: No on roll 29 Av-
erage 27; J. Se Merray teacher. •
Boom VI
Form jr. Honors Viola. Jones 97;
Irene Zuefle '88; ;Verde. Hartleebr 85
Hareld Boyle 84; .Ray Redden 70;
Arlo 'Helves 75; Vera Sweet 77; Clif-
ford Maliett 76; Wee. Davis '76; Bruce.
Rivers '76; Czar Harnees75 e Pass
Vera Marshall 71; Gladys Harvey 67;
Alvin 'Cornish 67; Drew Knight 68;
Form II. sr. -Honors, Clyde Heaman
87; Mildred Marchand 6.6; Clarence
Morley 83; Verde. Hill 79; Pass -Nor-
man Norry 74; Walter Harness 34;
Wm. Brown 64; Cora Sanders 62; Ed
ward Taylor 01; Fred Brima.conabo,
60; Marvyn Carron 40. No a eorollecl
34; Average attendance 35. 11.. 3/1.
Kinsman, Teacher.
Room VII. •
Class III -Honors -Greta Harness
02 Alice Vincent 9.0: Eddie Davis 88
Mildred Harvey 86; Verde Rowoliffel
81; Pass -Thelma Connor 74; Blanche
Senior 73; Paul Weidenhammer 73;
Florence Vincent '70; Edward Yellow
64; Charlie Ford 68; Josephine Daviel
65; Mildred Wood, 64; Paul Collins
62; Wilbert Gillespie 61. Class 11 --
Honors -Earl Russel 85; CliStan Dave
is 81; Lizzie Hartlieb 710; Mae Web: -
star 77; Pass -Harold Kuntz 72,
Redden 69. Class I -Honors -
Verna Walker 91; Beverly Acheson
86; Pass -Mildred Norry 72; Ho.z.el
Oooksoa 62; Waldo Bellwood 62, No.
enrolled 1.0; average attendance 36,0
I. Quackenbush, teacher.
Room VIIII
Jr. 1I -Mabel johns 91; Dorothy
ealkwill 78; How•ard Dignan 77; Mar
duel:lite Kuntz 76; George Hind 74;
Arthur Rowclifile 73; Inez Moir 72
Willi'e Webster and Levcrn Harness
70; .Thearla Sanders .160; Clyde Hey-
wood 08; Verfla Vale 66; Regeie
Taylor 62. Jr. Pe f-Gordoin Towele
88; Willie Ortwein 80; Grebe. Redden
74; Ruby Davis 73; May Elworthy
68; Ronald Wiltwer 65; Dorothy Mae -
lett 13. Sr, Pt. I -Max Weidenham-
neer 89; Georgina Hatter 77; Betty
Brow:n 76; Lisle Statham '70; Cecil
Ford OD; Florence Norry 68; Cliff -
ford I3rimacombe 55; Eleazar Cceskson
40. No on roll 4e; 'average attend;
(ince 30. F. W. Howard, teacher.
District News
Mr. andeletrO Ricbard Daeg, of Kin
eardine who ere 03 and L years old
tespedtively, celebrated the 64th :in,-
.niversary of their wedding, They
mere married. in Luean, both being
pioneers of the Township o.E Bic-Mt:1.11)h
'Alt thr,3 • meeting. the,
Mitchell Board oe. Trade
Mayor 'Campbell and Mr .T. S. Ford
%vele appointed delegates to attend/
the Imperial.'Coegrese of the theme
bees of cemgress which meets In Lon-
don England on June 7th.
A. serious accident occured to Mr
Locals
Mrs. Silas Handord is on the sick
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Miss Sweet is spending the'
Easter holidays in Hamilton.
Mrs. ,(11reve• S. F:. ,Sharp vieited in
Toronto ru hew days last week.
• Mrs. E. W. 'Madman and daughter.
Margareet spent several days in :Lone
don this week.
Mr, Sherman Willis of Stephen left
for the west on Monday evening where
be wilt spend ithe summer.
Mr. A, Coates who came to this
part Last year from England left on
Thursday or British Columbiat
Mrs. Thos. Gregory has reitaxned.
home atter visiting for several
months in Toronto and Stratlfarcli.
'Workmen are tearing clown the Old
Mansion House preperatbry to creat-
ing three new residences on the pro
per ty .
Messrs Clarence and krAllen Pickard
left Tuesday for Frobrisher Sask., and
Mr. Pickard and Cecil follow this
week.
Mr. Jehn McMahon, of Toronto, ekes
rented 'his farm on the 2nd coneesis
sion .of Hay, to Mr. Byron Hicks, of
Centralia.
The 100 acre farm of (the late EWA
D. Roy; tal. Fullerton, was sold on
Tuesday ;to 'Mr. Charles Monteith, oe
Thames Road. '
At the regular meeting of ate A.
F. & Me on Monday evening the
members said farewell to Mr. W. el,
Collins, manager of 'the Bank of Com-
merce, in the form of an impromptu
banquet.
• On Tuesday of this week, a man
named, Dennison, of Mitchell, was
up beare Magistrates, Kay and
Sanders charged with a violation Of
the liquor license act. • He ‘eas fined
0-40. :and costs.
Mr. Rona Carling, of town, has re-
ceived a tempting offer from the pro-
fessional base ball team of Brantford,
to report there cln May 1sf; to i:ry 11 t
Tom bas pitched good ball with the
Exeter boys but lacked support.
With a good team behind him no.
doubt he would make good. He has
not yet decided. what he will do.
The Scenes at a Union Station will
be given Tuesday evening: April 0te.
at. the Opera Haase under the auspi-
cies of the Main Street League. Every
character .from •1:he bride and groom
to Uncle gosh will be there to take
'the ears. •A scene beatitiful (drills
will ineersperce the evening's enter-
tainment and n beautiful rninature
wedding in which 50 little tots will
ta.ke part will also be. given. The
concert, will be' directed by Miss Hare
riette Jones from Cleveland who has
met. with excellent success over many
parts of Canada and the United
States.. Come and enjoy a good
laugh Tuesday r'venin g April eth,
Reserved seats Uowey's Drugstore.
Killed on Railway -The sad news
was received here on Tuesday that
Mr. H. N, Boon, a brakeman, of
Hamilton, and son -in -Caw of Mr, and
Mrs. Geo, .E. Anderson, • of town, had
been ,killed. the. time' of writing,
no particulars as to the accident have
been ireceived.. The 'remains are bar-
ing jaroeeht to town. About two
years ago the deceasedewas married
to Miss 'Florence Aederson, who with
a little girl survive. Tee deceased is.
also survived by o brother in Sae-
k-altchewan and a sister • in England.
The ff. 0. he, el! which Mn.Boon.
was a member will have charge of
the funeral services. The sympathy
of 'the community Is extended to the
bereaved.
Of aydon-Penh,ale-A pretty but
quiet wedding took place fa Winni-
•pag mt.:1Thursday Jelareh 28th, at the
home of the bride's sister, Mr. and.
Mrs. E. V. McMahon, when Miss Stel-
la May, daughter of lelr. acid Mrs.
W. Ef.. Penhale. of town, was united
in marriage to Kr. Frank E.Claydon
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Violet P(enhale, of town, while
the groom was supported by Mr.
Gibbs, ef Winnipeg. After the cue
erno-ny (a. dainty wedding luncheon was
served The bride was presented
wi:h many beautiful and ueeful .prel-
senle• Mr. end Mrs. Claydon are
leaving ler Vancouver where they
will make their future home.: •The
bride was a mauler -young lady at
Exeter and has many friends with
whom the Times joins in wishes Ede
a happy futur
Insurance Company Wins -His Hon-
or, judge Holt, rave judgment on
Saturday in the case o3' Ryder, vs the
Usborne and Hibbert Fire Insurance
Co., dismissing 'the plaintiff's ciaten
end ordering him to pay the costs.
Thisl.case was treed in the Division
'Court here on February 7th and
areused the greatest irneerelet
hreughout the country East and
South of Exeter; both on ,aecount of
the large number of policyholders
interested, and els() 'on sleds:sant of
the peculiar nature .of the claim, It
appears that Ryde.r, who lives in
13ic13.ulph, found one cif his horses
dbad in a field ane morning and
decided to claim compensation for
his loss from the Cempany on the
s Thomas McMillian stock. breeder oe c“"*11'nci: 'that the animal had been
: by j Thsre were no
• 1 1,12 & 13 at 3 p.
t• Huhlilfett corn Saturday morning last. . y kg • •
Jelling grain at his barn marksand the weight of the evidence
he; left hand slipped into the c°' 0 at, the trite WaS h against the
" ligebtning theery. Pirectore took
and 8 p. tn. lithe:els and was so badly crushed that
Des: Scott and Burrows of •Seaforth the position {het 'Jr y were not sae:-
isfeed {het the brrse lied been hilly
Before moeing to our new premises
who NIA01'0 Immo dia iely son ( far found
e cl by lightnine i*nd refused to pay
we have de
dided to reduce our stoci it Troossary to ;amputate it et the leuntil ther ste blislatd,
of Boots and Shoes, Rats and • °ans.-m.1'180 One of the bones abave th'The ss ' e
wrist was .broke it else. This, pparenrife, fl-' r rolled to do
Laces, Trimmings, Embroideries,
hoes, Corsets, Dress Goods, 'Boys' and
„end Men's Suits etc.
Three Premier Separators for Sale
Remember the Date and Place .21i
m -n EXETER BARGAIN
STORE
At a largely :attended meeting' of
the Blyth ratepayers held in Indus-
try Hall Friday everting for tbe ur-
poso of 1i81:0ning t he proposition
of Mr. Geiger, et Heal' 1'0+ start a
flax mill here, it was decided to sub. -
Pelt the By-eiw. ov 41 vote of 48 Der
and :3 again$1. Mr. Gier was here
a e d isa and Roc ve Mil AO xp i te-
ed the pewee:lithe:1 vlifell asks for
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Tb', 0$130, kiste fl 1" • ' TM 4‘. /IS keen
let contested. n' -r' resses being
nebol„ Dickson & 0 feline acted for
Ryder and 'Weil.- ;'nerebary for
the Insurante (1 re•
You will lofk e: hi' Ibefare
you find a lee' t• • o ene coughs
and colds He- C' sCough
1ietY0dy. It rir • '
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ar oold, end 1. e min bo
otees:eel with th. • • mire which
lt Will ;effect. •1 *0 (ell (feelers.
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Perfect vit guaranteed
We carry a Urge variety o an tiwe best
kinds in stock and an spay :tbe one best
ftdapted to your case. Truss fitting is oue
of our specialties,
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Every yard of cloth, the canvas, the haircloth, the, wigan, the
lining that goes in the inside. is all thoroughly shrunk by
special process before being made up. That is why Taman
garments retain their style points until worn out -and
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Dauncey Hodgins A • _pretty
wedding took place at Clandeboye on
Mrs- 8,
2H7thriaotd.gtihnes Nhvoni,laexite
ofWeMcilrjadraidY
their daughter Pearl was united in
marriage to lelr. Percy 0. Dauncey
also of Clandeboye. The ceremony was
)erforrned by Rev. Mr. Lowe assisted
;Y Rev. It. Kerr of Lucan, The bride
iidAroom were assisted by her
-yr. Florence and his brother George
'Phe bride was dressed, in a gown of
ivory satin with pearl trimmings.
The bridesmaid was dressed in Copen-
hagen satin with silver trimmines.
During the signing of. the register
Miss Elaine !Hansen sang "Harbor of
Teove" The happy couple left torr
Detroit Chicago ,and other places. On
their returrx they- will reside at the
at the grooms eceine in Clandeboye
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•NIERNE11-In Zurich on Monday
April 1st to J'. j. Merger M. P,
aad Mrs. Monier a sons'
MARRIED
eLA.YDON-PENHALE-In Winnipeg
on Thursday March 28th. Miss
Stella May daughter of Mr, and.
Mrs. WA H. Penhale, of. town to
Mr. Frank E. Claydon.
Some ladies always look young
-many of them use -
FACE CREAM
A quarter buys 'a big jar of it.
It soothes the skin and keeps
the complexion clear and is
not greasy.
Anything
you
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the
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win Rive
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W. S. HOWEY, Phm.B.
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COME OFTEN AND BRING "MDR FRIENDS.
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