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Huron ttlVriddlesex Gazette
EXETER,ONT
CANADA., TUTTRSDAY MORNING, MAX 9th 1912
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LOTHING
• $3,300 Worth of $3,300
Men's and Boys' Suits
Our Mr. Jas.. Walters las just Teturned from a purchasing trip and has bought
$8,300 of New Spring Suits", Pants and Overcoats for Men and Boys. Every 'Gar-
ment the Newest and Niftest Styles on the:Market. , The Best ever shown in .Exeter
By the Clothsthat-Suit YOU.
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Go where you can get the *Choice, not wherrthey only show you 20 or 2:5 Suits
The small dealer dont get the close prices He is behind. We can giveyou a choice
of over 200 Suits of tne lip -to -Date stuff to .seleot from. Just come and see tor
Yourself and you will Buy.
$16 Suit for $10
A big choice at this price just as
good as the ave -age tailor will give you
Cloths mad style to your entire satis-
faction.
$25 Suit $15
Thi§•is far ahead of any tailor
made suit you can buy. They have the
advanced up-to-the-minute Style about
them: that,you can only get in the city.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
All $25 Suits for $20
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20 " 15
SHOES
Mr. Walters is showing an Extra
Lot of - Mens, Ladies and Childrens
Fine Shoes in
Patents and Tan, High or Low
The Styles are The Best
Phone 32
Jones & May, Exeter.
Chi -Name!' Demonstration!
ASK any, question yo e want to
about the- treatneeet of Floors,
Woodwork, Etc. and my special
Lady Demonstrator at W, J. Beaman
Saturday ,q4z. Mottiay
Ma- 11 and 13
will tell vou queck just what YOU nt';';enftnet
want to know about finishing and re- zntane
linishinge-CHIeNAMPL.*
Remember the Date May 1.1th and i3thi• 1912,
Lei us Supply Youir-Wants
,1f4e Oil Stoves $1 lie to $13.75
Lawn Mowers $4 up to $10
Screen Doors $1 up to $2
• Screen Windows 25c up to 40 cents
Sceeen Wire all Sizes
Poultry Netting all Sizes
Dustbane 35 cents a package
Paroid Roofing $/25 per Equate, ,
Taints mad Varnishes
• Alabastine and Muresco
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Use,a NEW PERFECTION Oil Stove for Safety
neintal4anneen.
and Economy
EAMPAN'S HARDVVARE
' - AND STOVE STORE
"The Times" to the end of 1912 for 50c
The newsiest paper in the County
L.S. Ivo. 1 1:SITORNE
Entrence-M, Itoweliffe, Datigal
C. Harris, S., Dotigal, Sterciae, O.
Rowcinfe, E. "Iarvet " IV oltiss -
Mira DeK naitot;,Li/y,;Stves,
;Katie .,Itiaralers, itarvey Vera
•jaell nose Dick; Tla °lass -Main Pone
gal, (taffeta ,niteir, Clara Neill: U.
Cann). Ila Mitcheia, Oke;, Laura
zirem rto4s Moir; Ste X eitiee-nWilbet
Selves,' L. rurdy, an Strang, G, Dewe
T. Doagal. Har-
ris,Vete Mitebelf, Harold Wood M.
Seves, , Vidgar Cadthore ; an. Pt le-
Altia Steamy, 'Mabel Purdy Pt 1: evening was of excellent obaracter ports fro t the vitiates detniatMents
Aiinteelaciir, rt. 3. In Clarence Dawn, Via Wee highly appeeciaten by those showed the school advancing in eV -
Flo, Harvey, Vera Ed, Neil, preSent, The little people dna ery department of the worn.' ;
Oke., average attendance not only in the thotonteas felt alto Quite a 'number in tine vieintia nee
Bydull Tegehea ; „ , ( ; in; the soles' and recitations. Le Ray tinished eeeding 'the lground Working
Sinelair made a goad' abiairteent • up very good this epriniZe•
BORN '
McGILLICUDDY-Tn Exeter on Tates
day IMay 7th ;to Pr. J. E. -and, Mrs.
(McGillicuddy a son.
DEARING-In . Stephen on Wednes-
*lay May lst to' Mr. and Mrs. nam,es
Dearing a daughter.
NEIL -In McGillivrate on Thursday
May 2nd to Mr. and afrs. Yonne'.
Neil a daughter.
DIED
WEIN-Th Crediton, on Tuesday, May
9th Matthew Wein aged 75 years.
EACIIETT-In Hay on Sunday May
1 5th Christopher Eacrett.
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; Now is the time to get rid of your
e,
eheuraatiam You •can do it by ap-
plying 'Chamberlains Linimeat and
massaging the parts freely at eadh
a.pplication For 'Sale by all dealens
woODITAll
Seeding is progressing favorably
„Some a the fall, wheat is lookin,g fine
- but m.ost of it is looking patchy,
Sohn Barret and family have mov-
ed info- the Wilt Stewart House.
Mrs. S. Itlins. and Mrs. L, Beavers
attended the W. M. S.. coevention in
Clandeboye last week. "
Miss Abbie Bole of West Lorne is
visiting at the parsonaee.
Mr. 'Coultas of Stratford made a
motor trip to Exeter op Senday and
retuening spent Use evening with his
aunt Mrs. Samuel Miles. _
At, the annual election a officer;
• for the Sunciati School fat. Beavers
was re-elected Seperintendent and
S. Ittille" assistant, Fred Deupe is sec -
retain and Janice Swallow Bible class
teocher
Mise Maud Swallow has returned
after a :visit to London.
Mr. (Cornish, Who some to the vil-
lage a white aan, has engaged on a
fa rin in 'Westminster Tp.
1,4,;.ss Mabel Abernethy Who speat
Shveral weeks with her aunt Mrs.
Fred Stephens, has gone to joie, her
mother in 'Toronto
The programme given by the goner
Eptvorth League net Weariesday
Exeter School Report
Form /II
Test Examination, ,
Nornaal Entrance. Honors 6. 'Petty
84.7; C. Copelandiflan Fess Ge Pas -
more 69.1; E. these 03.3; E. Malkin!
6.6.6 Wood 60.; N. Amy 60; ann.-
ior Matriculation, fa. Petty 7141 The
above-named 'candidates are recora-
mended for the respective Excenites
ations in June 1912 W. B. Weiden-
hammer principal , •
P. S. Department
Iloonf IV
Sr, 1V ,Carrnan Powell lit; Beta,
Rowe 70; name Mack 77; Maurice,
Senior 76; Mina Bell 75; Pass Mela
ville Gladman 71; 'Gordon Penhale 69
Minnie May ; Harry Parsons 69;
Earl Weidenhammer 66; nne Font&
65; Olive MacDonald 63; No, me roll
a4 Average attendance 17; C. Vos-
per teacher. ' ,
On account of measles salient re-
ports are small this month.
Miss 3. Muttaite, of London, visit-
ed in town on Wedaesday.
Mr. and Mrs; W. Stewart and Da.
and Mrs. C. A. Henze of town were
in Hay on' Wedneide,y attendine the
wedding a the former s eon to Miss
Glady s • !Green.
Quite a amber from here were in
Clandeboye on Thursday last attend-
ing the district convention of the W.
M. S. There w,as a leood attenaance
at the convention which was a suc-
cess in every particular
While out in his auto on Tuesday)
Mr. D. Hartlieb had the misfortune
to break several cogs of the geat
wheel while in McGillivray Team -
ship Dr. and Mrs. Henze who were
in the auto came 'batik on the train.
Tuesday while Wink Hatter was
breaking in a colt au Main Street
he had a lively experience when
near the Enalish church. The colt
became freebtned and reared in the
air and finally freed itself from the
training cart. It an about a atria
and stopped. The cart was some-
what damaged.
South Huron Ministeral Meetinag-
The monthly meeting of the South
Huron Ministerial Association eras
held at the Thames Road Presbyter-
ian church on 'Monday evening. Rev.
S. F, Sharp gave a 'very acceptable
paper on "The Holy' Trinity ', An in-
teresting ;discussion followed after
which the Accociation was enter-
tained to a very delightful repast by
Rev. an& Mrs. Colin Fletcher. The
association accorded a very hearty
vote of thenks for their kind heingt-
ality. t
A quiet but pretty wedding teak
place May the first at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Elliott Fairfield
Farm 'Centralia, when their seoond
daughter Katharine Edina Gertrude
was married to Mr. William A. H.
Jenkins ' of London Ont.. The cere-
mony was conducted by the Rev. T.
W. Blatchford, in the presence of the
immediate relations only. Mr. T.
Mitcheltree, London, played' the wede
ding march. The bride who was given;
away by her father, looked charming
in a cream serge suit trimmed with
wed.eewooct blue velvet, large plum-
ed hat, ad carried abouquet of
white roses and Lily ot the Valley.
Congratulations over; a dainty wed-
ding breakfast was served., the dining
roam being prettily ;decorated with
smilax carnations, and .sweet peas'
Mr. and -Mrs. Jenkins left on the
evening train for • Lwdon and mete
ored to Buffalo, New Trorr and ether
points of interest. The bride was
the recipient of many valuable a.nd
useful presents among them a very
generous cheque from her father.
HURONDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keddy of H' on
dale were called to Shedden on Wed-
nesday, owing to the death ef Mrs.
Reddy's brother, Me. Samuel Down,
Mr. Walter Keddy left Wednesday
evening for Shedden to attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr. Sam
-uel Down. ti
Harry the youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Strang, is suffering with
pneumonia.
Mr, and Mrs. P. Moir and two child-
renief Kingsville, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Moir.
=BETON
Misa Stewart of London is visiting
Mrs. Thos. Crews.
Mr. S. Doupe made a delivery of
nursery stock the first of the week.
, Rev. C. L. McRoberts of Kintore
will preach in the Methodist Church
on Suaday morning.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart spent part of
last week in St. Marys. Mrs, Stewart
wont to Waterloo Saturday to attend
the funeral of a cousin.
There has been many ea,ses of meas-
les here recently.
The mill is running again.
• Mrs. Dr. Jose ie visiting relatives in
Hastings County.
Dr. Campbell was in Hartiston on
Satueday last attending the funeral of
'the late Geo, E. Geahath.
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aVnILLEN, •
Lord !Ashton of Loanion visited hie
Grandfather anr. Jamesinenning 'war
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John `Wrenn of 13Ien-
ahead visited at Mr. Albert .Guanings
on Sunday.
The animal meeting of this naia-
des' School was &held last Ty' Lay
eveting, the Paster Rev, T. Wan:lat.
eliford presiding. The election of one
&ere were as follows.-Superinteze
dant, S. D. Hazelwooit; Associate'
Saper, Frank Gientirig; Secretary,
jakn 'Wright; Treasurer John Itocin
gson Organist Verda MorleY. .11e-
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Locals
t1r,111aro1d. Wild of Torogdo .•
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ed. T. Boyle Monday.;
cattle lust Saturday. se 41,
Mr. Wm. enell shipped a 'car of. ity,
Mize Ida Cottle is' home from Lein -
don, for a few days.
Dr. Houze has moved into his nOW
residenacneinorth,stree
Ir.
dmio. Freak t, Boyle 'visited
friends in Centralia Sunday,
airs. j, W. Powelt lies been eotifiln4
ad to her rooeti throntaa illness;
Connor Bros. received their new;
Overland autornobne last Satardian
Mr. john King of Glaecoer neon -
land. WaS here Tuesdiati on businese.
Mr. Fred Bash, is busy planting
planting Deacii Sets for 4xete1' peo-
ple.
adr, Walter Connorns in Duneillet
this week installing a Preimer air
cooled engine.
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Miss Mara. and Mr. O. McComb of
Luoan spent Sunday with Ufa an\d1(
Mrs. W. S. Cole.
A'. arcPuta e! don. We wish to draw special
Messrs A. atuanock and
O attention to our Kenmore soft
cheon or 'London atteaded the . dance
here Friday night. .
Miss M. Fansou left this week fon ,....
and hard hats. The full list of
Mileta Man, where Mee will visit her 4 furnishings consists of
sister Mrs. John Dinney. 4*
the street Friday evening and favor '
The Exeter Band .will appear mai eon
Ready=to=wear Suits, Overcoats, Fancy
the. citizens with some main
TRUSSES
We carry a complete stock of all tj)..0
different makes of truases. When in 1404
come to us, we 40 not overcharge. Cons$1..
fatiOU. free, We guarantee a perfect fit
and complete satisfaction or money retina..
ed*.
e Men's
Store
Colle's Drug Store
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• We now have as neat and
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* our premises and have a look
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through our stock.
4' Everything in the stock is
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new and up-to-date in every
• respect. We intend to carry
solhing but the best goods for
: the price, and you will be con-
vinced of this on an exaraina-
400•per ycat la 41,400
The beehelors ball on Friday raieht
was enjoyed by a good crown' trona
tonn and surrounding points.
A number from the Entelish' church
neneey 1Sc11ool attendee' the S. S`.
Convention in :Clinton on Wednes-
day
Mr. Jery Beaman and family from
near Credit= have moved' into Mr.
Cottle s bouse corner 'Ann and Wil-(
liam 'streets
Mrs. Mark nalter and family axl
peat to leave this week to join Mr,
Salter, who has secured a 'position jel
London.
Mrs". W. j. Beaman entertained at
few friends on Monday evening in;
honor of her guest Miss Rieden et St.
Thomas.
Rev. D. W. Collins preached mis-
sionary isermons, in Winghem San -
day Rev. Mr. Lowe, of Luca:n, dOiflig
the same here.
The Exeter District meeting of the
Methodist Church will be held int
James Street Exeter, on Tuesday and
Wednesday May 21st and 22.
The many friends of.,Mrs. John Ef.
Petty of 'near Hensel), laid regret
to learn that he reaming lean the
misfortune ao fall from the stable
loft fracturitng her len •
Mothers Day will be fittin,z1i ob-
served in Cavan Presbyterian Clair&
next Sunday morning when Rev. S.
F. Sharp will preach a special ser-.
mon. in (honor ctE the occasion.
Mr. 'Fred Mille while teridine peas-
ens at the houses being erected on ea
the coiner s of Main and Huron st. I
Lad the misfortune to be struck on
the bead with a brick, inflicting a 4
soalp wound that required' 'several I
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stitches to cloSD. I
Mrs. lIorney and daughter Xre.
Spencer left Wednesday mozeiree Ast` ;
Shedden to attend the funeral of the ,
late Samuel Down. Mr. Down, is a- ;
bout eigtety years of age and was a
former resident of Hay Township,
later moving to Tuckerst1ith,7 and af-
ter than 1,0 6n'd4ettel •
AS tin�. ioang
net' were &aliening to 1-6.VIE fe`r
home after the ;dance on Friday even-
ing they met with an aecident in,
front ef the !Central Hotel. The'
horse got down and) the result was
a broken shaft and two broken spin/t-
ee out of one of the wheels
Auto ..Ditthed-ITa.rrv Robb:keen son!
of Alley llobinsoa, Woonstoeln
both 'of *hem were in, team
Tues -day met with an accidean while
returnine from Crediten Taesd'ay
Vests, Odd Pants, Overalls, Shirts, Coll:.
ars, Ties, Cuffs, Underwear, Socks, Glov.
es, Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps.
An Immense Range
You should see the immense Range we are showing of
'Ready=to.Wear and Measured Suitings
Overcoatings and Suitings
Isn't it a satisfaction to know that everything "that's right" for se
this seasen will be found in the lines we are now showing. We are ;
just as interested in selling von the correct thbagln Styles as you are ;
in getting -7'1u us, the word TAMAN you will find stands for the •
Correct thing in Clothe& •4.
Ready=to=Wear Suit Prices start at
$9:00 up to $15
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Measured Suit Prices start at $18 to $28
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• our sleeve tootles. The buggies are first class and are especi- to:
• ally young men's outfits from the Canada Carriage Co., Brock-
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evening. Something went wrong ; inglour fine elisplay ""'.._,....._ ''.4=3—'``, •
with Use steering gear of ehis auto 4.
and he was ditched just With of •
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the car went ill on its side but tuck- 44: -
nt e handle a full line of McCormick Machinery, also Binder- Twine ne,
ily Harry escaped injury. The front( es
* American Clover launcher which can be attached to any mower, Tor. et.
axle of the car was damaged.
',..reet; ei onto aud Baker Windmill, John Deere Plows, The Oliver Corn Calk- 4*
A ,Skueoessful Year- Main az t vators with bean Harvester attachment, Manure Speraders, Separa- ;
lafethodien ehuroh held their . Jest v tors, Litter Carriers, Hay Forks Tracks Ropes and •Ptilleys. *
Quarterly board meeting for the year * Let us quote you on a, Hay Pork before Haying commences. 4 "
ards as last aear tvere re-elected tor • We make repairs of all kinds and give prompt attention. 2
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on Monday evening. The same stew- ;
the coming year. H. E. Heston was • •
elected to attend' the district meet- Z E .
tative to 'conference. The finances 4
the town. The elitah VISA steep and • PIMPLEIviENTSt A
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ing and T. En atfeCalloin the -represent a
were 'reported in goed canal:non ;
witn ealary paid up until a little over 4. implement gens
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The metaberahip roll shows an amine.
aalsh-
urow, ma advance over last
year.
the Quarterly Official Boasd meet -
church held Tuesday evening, tile fon
lowing etevvards were elected for the * M the Big Variety Store
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ing of the James Street Methodisd MAY SPECIALS
corning year; Peter Frayine Record- Last month we specialized on graniteware, this month We 'will
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ing Steward; in Martin. F, C.Vooilt chinaware. We haste put on sale the prettiest lot of fine china at
J. Shapton R. Coates, 'J. May C. IT, from 10 to 25e ever was shotvn in Exeter, On display ori north side trg
Perkins. W. F. Down and C. "tin Keine as you enter. `ea.
dy Inn S. Martin was appoiated to at. Specials too, III Water Sets. Table Sets, 50c up. "
attead District meeting with 3, G. * Several Dinner and Tea sets at Bargaipricee.
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aanes as alternative, The ',different ,,, New dock of Tin and Graniteware just opened up, Bought Qeick a,
branches of the 'detect' were report -4.."- to Sell Quick. Some Big Snaps. . it
ed in flourishing condition and fin- 4. . Candy and Fruit Counter '
ernesin good shape ' ' • to This part of our husiness is growing rapidly. Everything fresh Ai'
New Vault -During the past week and good. Try Our npecial Victoria Sweets Mixtures at 25 and 800 a nre,
Messrs Glittlratiu 80 Statibury have 4. lb., Chewing Gums, Bananas and Oranges, best grade only. Fresh T
a lar-ge safety deposit vault built at 1 Roasted Peanuts every day. t
the, rear of their offices it is cane ee May Prentbarn Plan enn
stratten of brick andneement with d" This °loath we vrill give it free gift to each timed)) making.a. pur- 4.
steel end cement roof is a1),soit.„ t chase of anything in the store (Phonographs and Fruit, Intcepted) of +.. ire proof This is not replaeleta n $1,00 or °nen m
Show this to year friends and come and patronize the 4.
utely f
their onl vault whiele is of some 41,Zd' BigVariety Store. .
bet will be need as an aadition to it Wise Shoppers head for this store soon as that,* get dioWle ttant, So It
in order to meet, the requirements * be Wise, be surd and watch our witsaoWe during May. •
their prieete securities ancl'ether line 4: Se lin 25e5rit SPeclCils
portant 'documents with their Sohn- 7.1'.
Poweli s Bazaar -Phone 6
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