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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1912-4-11, Page 8r�. 4 r 04 4• ♦s•♦•• '••$♦••N• j,,. ••••••♦N.,.,,,,$.. • �iT�WA�T' .,TRIGONE 16 Made to Measure clothes We are Agents for the Famous McA.lpine and Richardson,s Tail-' or -Made Clothes. We have a big range sam- ples from which to choose. Let us get your next suit for you We guarantee Fit, Style and Workman- ship. We sell high grade clothing for men and boys. LADIES' Tailored Suits STYLE, COLOR, PATTERN and PRiCE Four things, all of which are in full view, when you examine oor showing of Ladies' `wits. Specials at $15 00 and 816.50- iIIine ' Our Milliners are very busy. Hooey - one is so well pleased with the New Cre- ations that they are leaving their orders, Visit this Department and see what is new. J. A. 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Thirty M +g. Years' Experience. Largest + trainers in Canada. Enter any ''• day. Positions guaranteed, If ÷you wish to save board and +i learn while you earn, write +'g4, for particulars, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4' NO VACATION ClintonBusiness) GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD President Principal fNEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY The Bell Telephone Company of Canada is soon to print a new issue of its Official. Telephone Directory for the District of Western Ontario including EXETER Parties es who co ntem e Plet becoming Subsribers, or those who wish change in their present entry should plaee their orders with the Local Manager at once to insure insertion in this issue Connecting tiCompanies should also report additions and changes in their list of Subscribers, either to the Local Manager or direct to the Special Agent's Department, Montreal. The Belt Telephone Company of Canada For rheumaltism you will find noth- ing batter than. Chamberlain's Linim- en't', Try it and see how quickly it gives relief for sale by 4ii11 dealers: Kick's Forecasts -A' Reactionary SI(lorni Period central an the lath. 141th and 15th is at the center of tho lllereure .re riood., under the increase bag strain of .the Venus period, with 'Main on 'the celestial equator on the 151b3 'As this period comes on, the barometer will almost surely fall.toi threatening conditions, the tempar- aittire will rise: very high, and severe atorms of wind rain hail and thunder will pass estwardly ocrosa the coon!• try, on and touching the 14 and /5th; The sterntangent• of d;hasL storms will ,change lto sleet and no in otetri'• thorn w rr, sections, with rising barometer iollowwd by Olaetri'ng and :mach cooler wea:ti er TBE EXETER TIMES. Market Benor'tls,_-•The follow/rig ib ht' r e; ox't of Exeter markets Bore meted up to April 11tb. W1ttie t 42 4 Buckwheat 70 cents Oats 46 to 48 Bexley 65 to 85 1'-c as 1,00 to 1,40 Shorts its. Bran 26,09 Model Flour 2,70 14'eed Flour 1.60 to 1.65 Butter 80 Eggs 22 Potatoes 1.65, I1os 8,10 Choice Export Steers 6.90 to 7.15 Mediumexport steers 6.75 to 0,85. Beater Heifers 7 25 Chelee Butcher Heifers 6,40 to 6,75 GMc+deutn Butcher Ile:iters 6.00 to 6.26 Choice Butcher cows 5.00 to 5.25 '11/tedium Bn'tcher !Cows 4.75 to 5.00 lQoanmion Butcher cows 4,00 to 4.25 Choice 'Lambs /lots. !Choice 'S'heep 4,50 ti,o 5 00 'Calves 7.50 to 9.00 444$+419 9 ••••••••••••••••••••• LOCALS 9 e4:-4.••••9 *44* 404• School re-op'e.ns on M(ornday next, Mrs, 'Goodison and son Jack are vie - Ring 'Mrs Dayid Johns, Mr. R, `N; Meir of Usborne lelt for Calgary , an 1Tu•csday ravening Messrs Less and Will Pretzca toe befit this week for Toronto; Mr. Rohit. Pickard end son Cecil last last Saturday for Frobisher. Sask. Mr. Leen Treble bas started to learn the printing ,at "The Times" G ffice c Miss Campbell of the high school staff is spending the holidays in God- erich. Miss E. 'Tha'mpson of; S. S. No: 3 Stephen is spending the 'holidays in Totten to. Messrs S. G. and..Jas.:l3awden ra•, 'turned born,: from Edmonton on Sat- urday last. Miss Thompson who has b&en visiite trig her sister Mrs. S. Martin left for Toronto on Tuesday'. Mr. F. Scott of the 0. A'. C. Guelph is rnrge,ed as batter maker with Mr. 3'. H. Scott at. 'the. Exeter 'Creamery. Don't forget the Olden. Time Concert to be given on Tuesday evening April 19th Miss Rodda of Detroit reader. Rev. Mr. Yelland. preached -Se James dtrc+et church on 'Sunday last. Next Sunday .Rev. 13.. Snell of Kirkton will co'nduc't the services. Douglas •S'tewart of Toronto, is visiting bis parents. Douglas has re- cently gone into western real esta'tei and is making a success of it. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. 'EIawkshaw, .and daughlber Miss Myrtle of Winnipeg are visiting with relatives in town dr. lHawkshaw • is here on. account of 'his heallt'1'F The Bishop of Huron has appointed Rev. R.t.J, M: Perkins of Ingersoll, f ormerfy of Exeter to be roraf dean! of Oxford.. succeedinng Rev. T. G.' Wallace, who has removed from Woodstock to Toronito.- Mr: end Mrs., V. El 'Treble( of Hoyt s't. 'announce the engagement of their daughter Eva Gertrude- -Co •Mr. Maur- ice 13. Bobier of Pittsburg, formerly, of Buffalo. marriage, 'to take place in June. -Buffalo Evening Times. ' On 'Frid.ay last one of our young mon had ea rather chilly experience, n,ftle,r visiting a lady friend at a near+- by.ltow'n Coming home, he had ,to get one of the buggy and bv.d the horse thrlo'igh water, to;'his,lcnees: Mr and mfrs T. E. 'JIandfo'r±d' and daughter La Belle visited in tow -z over 'the holidays' On Easter Sun- day Mr. tila'nd,£otrd presented the Yrun g Men's 'Class df Main skreet• church with a handsome At the Clinton. Fat Stock show held cm `.Thursday of last `Deck Mr. Harry Smith of the Lake road was success/ - Oaf in winning aft the first prizes in the Short Horn cattle class. IIsi also received diplomas for the 'best female, best male, and hest three of any class. 'Mr. Frank Johns who for the past few years lies heed employed an the staff of the Times left on Mfonday for Toran'`o tivbrre he has •accepted •a p:os- iti;:n with his uncle, Mr. Boger Cro- ckett-. Frank .was a conscientious workman ; was popular amongst the !mune- p;opie and we wish h'm su:c s; in his new field of labor. Horse Drowned -On Saturday last Mr Wrrrn. Flynn of the 4th caneession at McGillivray lost a vabuable• colt by drowning. Two of his sons were driving 'alone .:n,e roam and were ore ssing a curveret The water 3gas running high and it'h,e. horse shied at somelthjng Viand jumped the culvert, also (throwing the 'boys into the. weber The horse succumbed before they could; !gal it out. Among those who are teaching school away from town and are 'hoe for the holidays are Miss E. McCallum of London; M' iss V. Miners of Coder►• ich; Miss Stella Gregory of Chatham; 'Miss M. Parsons of S. S. No. 6 Sltuep- hem; ; Miss Ida Rowe of Ingersoll; Miss Erie.• Quackenbush of. Blenheim ; Miss 13. McDougall, of Ingersoll; Miss Gladys Res'tle of Port Ryerse; Miss Lulu Martin of Ft. Erie.. Scenes in a Union Depdt-r The Ep- worth League of Main Street Church on Tuesday evening Put on the above play is the Exeter Opera House to a fair sized house. The entertainment opened with a miniature mock wed- ding in which Master Clyde Neaman was Clergyman,'. Miss Thelma Connor w , as bride ride and Master Jim Morley was groomsmani. The cast of char- acters in the play were Mrs. Butin sky., Miss Jones, Deport Master, Laurie Watson: News Boy, Joe rollick; Mrs Cha,btermiteh Mrs. J N, .(Toward;. Maria Cha'ttermach Hattie Souther; Audit Amelia Beatrice Howey; Little Willie.. Lee Wilson; Aunt Sara Mrs W. Martin Uncle Josh, Wi J, Stat- ham; Deacon Jamas Walker; Lil, Flo Jan, 'College girls Nellie Crews Myr- tle Charefton Laura Ilooper; Mrs. 13enpeck Lela Gould; Mr. Henpeck Willis Powell. :'Prof Learned, Fred Hooper; Mrs, Nt+edy Mrs. 'Iceman; Madame PLttt Mrs. Adams; Widovw or,, E. So;tthcotl. Miss FishwellMrs, Tteamsn; Bride Winnie Howard; Groom,, Wallace Puke. Special riumr bars, were 'three choruses and a .hirrs, Gees StualleeoMbst is 'viattiog in Stratford, Mr,ais rowld'c Iioyiek. is visitini; in aan- trtlia 'tHh Mr. T.. Baker and 1). klartleib are in Toronto this n eek, Mr. F, V. Samwell of Guelph was here on (business Monday, Mr.. J.e, D. Grant of London was gets on business this week. Mr Chas, 'Atrinson spent Friday with his brother Chas, here. Mr. ,Gd. Willis heather at Brighton' is visiting his parents in Stephen. :Mr. Garnet Hutchison of London' spent the holidays at I;limvillcf, Miss O'Brein of Mount Carmel is learning the Dressmaking with Miss Taut Mrs, Geo. Powell. of 'Granton and Mrs, Geo. McRoberts 'o, f Bryanstan spe,n't Easter with friends. Messrs •ArthurCa,nnoe of London. and Earnest Connor of Woodstnok Jspeaas,. ialtCotEastnorSer with their father M. Mr. and Mrs. Salter London Road Sfeou«thsvnreaekmoving• to Torotto in a s: Plreparolty service will be held ; in; Coesitn Presbyterian church on Fri- day ,eventing and communion will be dispensed Sunday morning The Pas-. to Rev. S. F. 'Sb,'trp will conduct the; 8 :rv],oes, Messrs W. Birney, Clarence Hey, - wood, Thos, 'Sa+nders, and • Will Snell are home from ithe ''Canadian Business College Chatham for the holidays. Skating in April -On Monday last a number of the bons played a game of 'hockey at the. Donee .and there was else skating in the eftw'rnocln. The ice was in very poor condition, but; this was something unusual to have skating so 'late in the season. You will look a good while 'before you find a better remedy for coiughst,. and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It 'not only gives relief -it aures Try it when' you have la cough or cold, . and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure' which it will laf4eet. For Sale by all dealers, Sudden Dealth-The 'home of Mrs. Thomas Cast' sr. of The Lddoin Road north was suddenly saddened on Sun= day last "when her daughter Mrs. Rabt Ross; of Byroln, who was visit- ing ber over Easter, was taken with convulsions shortly after dinner and died in a few minutes Death was due to the rupture of a blodd, vet sal in the brain; Mrs. Ross had been in excellent health all through :the. day. • A very pretty wedding took placer apt th .home: orf Mr. and Mrsr Alex Mc Belch of the second concession of Stan- ley when their eldest daughter Miss Bella Ann 'was married Ito Mr. John Kfenna.rd of 'St: Marys ir' I ev;'I7 Johnston' of Varna• Only the, immed- iate relatives of the bride and groom were present. The young couple pro-• pose taking a trip through the west, as far as-'Prin'ce Ruperlh, , Among ;those who spent Easier hol- idays ou't`oii town were. - Mrs. Rd. :Davis in Henson. Mrs. G ,Manitl•e ih London+, • Mrs. R Welsh in London; Mrs. S. 'Fi!tto¢a in Toronto. Mrs. 'II i,derin.an in Clintons' Mr. W'.9tatham in Acton,,,' Miss H. Sweet in' Hamilton. Mr. Jos. Davis in Winghatnj; Miss Sara &ireeit in Wirigham. Mrs. Jonas ;Sutton in Parkhill.: Bliss Dclighit-'Hobbs in Toronto. The Misses Houlden in London. Miss Olive W ooa rn Kirkton. . Mr- 13.. Qivance jr. in London: Mrs. Geo. Hawkins in Toronto; Miss Ruby Treble in London Friday. 'Mr. and 'kIrs.' W. J. Beer in London Mr, and Mrs. S. Jory in Brantford Miss T. White in Windsor and Dat roi'lf. Mr. and .MrseCharl•.s Lindenfield in Parkhill. Mr. Cecil Mc Lead at his home in Cen;traliaj. • Mrs. 13. S. ;Phillips with her sou in +T'o;roaco. Mr. and elfrs,.'J. 14Lalleltt and child- ren in London. Mrs. A.,IMcPli'a son with her childL rcn in f1'oron!to. Mr, and Mrs - John Salter with their children in Toronito. Mr. A,. Camm and '.Mervyn spent Saturday in Hensalre Mr. J, Wood and Mrs, F, Durdlvr with relatives in Detrcdt Mr. land Mrs.. Wm. .Treble with their daughter inrlbindon. Mrs. J. G. Sltan.bury and children in Whi't'by over Baster holidays, .Mrs. 'Gera. (Hockey and Mrs. 13. Boyle in London over Saturday.rd a s. .Mrs. C, LII. $+acne' and doughtier f.3aritha are visiting in, Ailsa Craig. , Mr. W. A. Balkwill and daughter Dorothy with Mrs. 13alkwills sister; in S'tratfcrd. lard rat Atheahomearof Md anr Albert Miss6 WileWil` lard (London Road north, .stir • , Miss Jennie Strung d'aug'hter, of 'H. Strang in Toronto visiting h'ez aunt Mrs. Rev. Dr. 'Hanna. FACE CREAM is the next best thing to the ' secret of perpetual youth. Ask the young -looking ladies -they know why, 25 cents buys a nice big jar. A nythiog you buy With the pains. will give 0 enEr entie4efien Sold and guaranteed by W. S. . Howey, piano solo by Mr. Z3+ Phillips„ Y ' Chemist and Optician, EXETER .ti '+i•++++++++A+++++++++ iii4++++ Fik+44 DELAWARE L.A.OIC- AWANNA & WESTERN •+4. 1+ COAL COMPANYS' - 4' 4.Scranton Coal ' i The Best Hard Coal Mined Try a ton P ++ *. W. H. LEVETT 4. 4. COAL MAN ++++++++++++++++++++++++++, ++i ++.++++++++++++++++w rod Liver COl'I PO UlV D A delicious cordial containing all the medicinal value of the oil without, the grease, An Excellent Tonic -Rebuilds the.Tis- sues-Strengthens the system -Ex- cellent for Bronchitis -The best thing for a tonic after colds and La Grippe TRY A DOLLAR BOTTLE -It will surprise you.- HOWEY'S Drugstore ta. Fresh Chocolates for Easter gv Among these who spent Easter hol- idays int sown: wletiel : ' r Miss Ida 'Cottle with her pare'n.ts, Mmr.FridayJas-, Sparks of Ingersoll with' fri a nest llev. E. A. Fear of Blyth in town Mr. Barry 'Carling under the pan. ental roof - Kr. Laney Heywood of Iona with his pansies,. . 'yi9Cr. Gordon Manns of Brantford r ti>ti h friends Miss lM. Broderick o0 'London with parent's.• • Miss Eliesi Brown of Detroit with her mother,. Miss Sadie Walker of London with her pa real ts. ,Miss Violet Willis of Marlette, Mich with relatives. • Mr. Jas. Bissett and son, of London with relatives; Mr. Earl Bi'ickwood of I'ng•ersoll with' his parents Mr. John Floyd of Kalamazoo Mich with his mother. Mr. Wallace`Fis'her of Montreal with his parents: Miss Cora Wilson of Hensnll with; Misses the �3isses Jewell; I i Miss Annie 'Sanders of Jarvis visit ed with r'1a.tives. • r Miss Carrie Moir of Toro'n'to under the perm ta.l roof. Miss Muriel Evans, of 'Ailsa Craig with Mrs. Si Qua'no'e. Miss Mabel rollick of 'Sit.141arys der the parental rooif. Mr. 1,V, Doan of London, with Mr, and Mrs.'Chcs Sanders , Miss M. Wesl:lttnd of Wyoming, with Mrs. W. G. Bissett► Mrs. Reach of St. Marys with her father Rev. Mr. Iiestle; - Miss Murray of London wiitdr 'Miss Lily Davis et Exeter North, Mr. Garvey Acheson of London with. his , parents at the central. Mr. Thornton Fear of Blyth with Mr. and Mrs. W. Si 'Howey - Miss ' Ross Manning of 'Pittsburg is visiting Miss Pearl Leavitt IMr. Reg. Elliott of Norwich,. with his •mother Mrs. 13. V, Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. 3, Inwood of Llolndoln with Mr. •and Mrs. S. Sanders. Miss E. Jo'hlnslton, of ([Tendon visited) with Mr. wind Mrs. E. Folljicld;' Misses Mary land Beritha Mack Of. Ttoranito gender the parental .roofs Mr Acheson of 'Stratford •at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. S.'M;artin.' (Miss Birnes of I n ersorf at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis„ Ur. Gordon Taylor of Clinton with, his pareln is Mr. .and Mrs J -Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Huston of Lone den with s ith M r.nd: a Mrs. Jas. Taylor, Mrs. George Steaoy and -son of Tor- onto with Mr. and Mrs, A. •Camm Miss Gladys Weakley, of Woodtr Stock, with Mr. and Mrs. N. Kastle.. Miss Vera Rowe of Toronto with her parents Mr. and Mrs.R. N. Rowel Miss Bessie Welsh of 'London visit+ cd with her father Mr. John, 'Welsh Mrs. D. MoKtillop at, West Lorne with Dr. J. E, and. Mrs. McGillioudy Mrs. Goodman of Traverse City, Miele with Mr, and Mrs Jos. B;awden„ Miss Nettie Passmore of Toronto. With h rclativLs an the Thames 13 cad. Miss E. Bennett of Chatham at the home of Dr. and. Mrs. Quackenbush.: Mr. Case 'Howard of London wit•'is .his pareinits Mr. and Mrs, J'. N. How- ard. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Whiting of London at the ,home of •Mr.. J. W, Wlelsl;'. Ours. (Rev.,)ICS W. I3aker end daugh ter of West Lorne with Mr. and Mrs.. E. rollick. Mr. H rry Bowden' of Ridg•eitown' with his grand ,pr.rents, Mr. and mfrs. Jos. Bowden., " Miss T. ?M.. S":anbury of 'Toronto withod FMrrida., aynd Mrs. J. G. Stan.b'ury' Go Mr. I Bissett, end children and Miss Edna 1Tisseitt of S.teathroy tinder the parented Ta r1ISDAZ >r;*IPElU eau osoi r r i p ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++4+++++++++++++++++++4 CARLINC'SPHONE 18 EXETER +1+ HOUSE ,i+ +P I .NOW that the time is so near for HOUSE CLEANING, you, ++ will he in need of several necessities such . as WALL PAPERS, LINOLJ4UMS, CARPET RUGS, and $LACE CURTAINS. + Q ..CLEANING.t. Wall Papers ! Wall Papers! 4 We have something NEW and UP-TO.DATE in this line in all SHADES and DESIGNS. ' 4. .1 Lace Curtains are of the LATEST DESIGNS and are well worth your while to • In UNION and all WOOL in very neat designs, ccnae and see them. CARPETS RUG In UNION and BRUSSELS in BROWN FAWN and GREEN E! ♦ GROUNDS with floral designs. LinoIeums And Oilcloths ,4'4'+ Are now in for inspection come and see them. . We are giving a SPECIAL DISCOUNT of 15 per cent for . week. on all the articles mentioned above. 4 + P. Highest Pricepaid for Produce .+ +1+ � W.` J. Carling ♦ .1+ 0' • i§.3 y+:+1:+p.4.14.4.4,:g++y.:p..p+,g+.g+4.! .4.+II+:p!44.10+F++II 34 ++g++et+l++H+4+•i +II++i++?r+II•+II++k••h•i•+ +f+-+r+l4i€+ el% 6102'0 ++ !E 44+i++II+ ++iF+++II+ +++g++l•-44+l+444.444++;;+44.4.+II•+++ +1++i++g++1+44+.+3+• 4..4+.1,++F+,g+, ; +II+ s _ DON'T- BE �.• + +II`+ Tea Spoons, Berry Spoons, +4'f+ Cold Meat Forks, Cake Forks 4 Soup Spoons, Pie Knives, Pearl -handled Butter Knives, � Knives and Forks, + Fish Servers, Carving Sete, 4. Wedding Rings 4. Big Stock to choose from +1+ T. he+++4+.4 4.4.++ -4.4+44.4.44++.4+++++•3++++++++4.4.4.+++++++++++4.4 4+++++++++++9+x+♦+fr+ ++Q•+II• ++I' j .. ALARMED' I Sleep late in the morning. Q Enjoy the luxury of waking up whenever you feel like it +l+ if you can, but if you can't •.4.. better get one of our Q • Clocks, Watches • ,+. Pi mond.s, Cut I Glass, Silver. +A ware, Pins, Etc. •I R. MarcfldnU JEWELER OPTICIAN *' Mr. Roy Davis of Ailsa Craig With his parents Mr. ,and Mrs.; Jos. David e,[• Exeter Nortby ; , Messrs Le Roy Coultice of Goderich nd-C 1 a he `� w+% L ' Co. alt• is of Stratford, a ford, with Coulttnts Mr. and Mrs. Wel. A Summons To Court Our LAW PRINTING 18 done quickly, cora 41y and cheaply. NtttttNttttfttttttttttttmnfttf ,f, T--- -- -- 01.-• u4 IIVI ' 1w E NNpp. DUSTING 4111. - Geta Fnrniture or with a dry duster a when the dust flies and follows in your wale e. Modern Shuttle Woodwook on and Use E a a Veribnte VenoiI . on your duster and save your 4 health, It disinfects and t - cleans everything it touches, ... leaving the surface like new -a4 S. Martin & So .+- EXETER ONT.