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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1913-1-23, Page 130 C ea g Prices A Stock 0 t red Coats or Coat 2 and 3 0 00 00 50 10 7 o0 for Taking ed Stock Taking and w n a owls. Everything must go. ady 00 a nd Th ater °I.41 COOS for 00 0 Good $7 00 We 5 00 4 00 4 00 3 00 Shake Bla ket 00 Shaker Bla ortei out 0, our Re tS Taking mnants Prints nant Counter Rugs A big Clearing of al -e room for our Spring took. Rugs away down Curtains off wieu tugs, CarpetL Lin Ca Oilcloths and aiu arpets away down Linoleums at the low st to a Coats1.1 Phone oves Sz. Range We have a large number of second - Land Baseburners, Oak Heaters, 3Vood Heaters and. Wood Cooks to sell at clear- ing out prices. Wood Cooks $3.00 up Wood Heaters $3.00 up' Oak Heaters $10.00 up, Baseourners 15.00 up ;Stove Boards, Stove Pipes, Elbows; Dampers etc. Now is the Time for Feeding Stock and Poultry Foods Royal Purple Stock and Poultry Foods 50 and 1.50 Interna,ticnaI Stock and Poultty Foods 25 Pnd 50 Herbageum ,Stcck and Poultry Foods 25 and 50 Caldwells Molasses Meal 2.00 and 2.25 Salts 10Ibs. for 25o; Sulphur 10Ibs. for 25c• AND STOVE STOR elmastasmsentmontsies no 'gond 'reSelution fox you ,is to 'An: your bills when theyre` due; 3Eng: '„grin and say something ,Ialce diethcid that- wins,; i cove vs,' a ,0c, sins; ;tile teNvn• for4tyez fOibles that live :in ,r`Y. 'bid bore :with stoxids tel are slolv' in paying tip what you owe. you 'won't' stacic as high as an ace. you don't pay jn lire old fashioned way, the townsmen win o-reet you with siahs. So -hand out the glitter- ' „swag from the, depths of your money bas.,g; Pay up with a smite spoftsManlilim style. arid raver /1 breeders J91)11 Locals Mk', Itobert Down of Harwell Sask. is visiting his mother Mrs; j, Down Mr. M. M. Doyle shiPped a car ot horses to the lumber woods at "Wilaite Biver on. aVionday, Mr. F. "Wells ac- conapanied them. IThurZurich Vockey team will be out ou The amount rea.lized in connection sday evening to play a game with the Exeter [boys. Do not fail sa.ry was given nut last Sunday and amounted to over St650.00 ft: is ex- pecte(' that the debt on 1.11"e church Will be wioed out by April. Tne death occured on Wednesday in !Osborne on Lot 15 col:, 12 oh 311r4 Rehr's' Francis at fae age of 93 years. 11 moutas and 15 days. The deceaS- ed 'had not been well Ior some time t'ne breaking nay of a once rugged constitution being toe cause oL his Tne Weather — The winter is ['lass fug away nicely and up to the past week We have enjoyed ,excellent weather. The sleigitagng' was gond the snow not too deep. Last week- it turned soft and we had a reoular January t naw, ft ra.ined consider- able and Monday morni-.:t. neatly all tae snow has gone th., livers and ig,ht it tclianged for" colder and we were visited by a snowstorm Sleigh- in,;,- is just fair in somo Places, nag took Place at the 'home tat Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Houlden on Wednes- Violet May was united in nlarriere to liVir, Edgar 0, Penhale of Hay Twooship The ceremony Ivas per- formed nnder an arch trimmed wile tinsel and myrtle by Rev, C. Plet3her f the Thames Road The bride was beautifully gowned/in a silk dresq immed with over face and pearl rimmings and carrying a bouquet of times of the valley Miss Dora .Si3- ',Vas played „Iry Mrs, (1k. v) Sent magi Th f then to r,iy on londinz on clock hat same l'ast weel« 3t 04E110 ing back at OW - 'And if 1 he And Still pace And splat „, 4 Well take bY 010 30 d 1305 40r nee Per any a 14 Usborn . rears Alt the e and subscribed et ,n took their seats a 914, Samuel 110015% "IT111117411aVitt:P1170ellifielol°:"11'913 ore easorer s80.00; Assessor . Collector $.65,04 Auditors 10,99 ea Caretaker $7.09; Reeve, 99,00 Ce cigars each. SU0.00 The following- officers were Opal eti and their appoinimeufs Nem confirmed by by-laws. Coats; Asiessor T, Ifunbin: 'Collect W. Brock; Auditors. StronZ, 1.1.,;%,0-goitSt.hieri Caretaker et hall tleor:ie Pence Viewers Down P., 3)eibridg o nun to r. Pnundlceepers—lohn Luxton ,n-00tor, Xeddy, ;Cohn Westlake no N. Taylor: NV, lIavIewoodot # Cameron John Shute. Delbridge; and 71. IC, ITyridinan Secretary, T, Satale Sanitary Inspec- tor. The Contract for the nrinfinr usu.. ally required hy the Arunicipality was let to the "Exeter Advocate" accord- ing to the itemized statement of the tender the total not to exceed .583,00 4rant of $10,00 was *Ariven to the Sick, fChildrcifs Ilogpital of Toronto The clerk was instimeted to order nine cdpies of tag Tbfuntet0a1 icioal Officers. The Collector havinz completed his work. returned the Roll and wasVaid ais salary. The election expenses aniOnntinZ ....33,35 were yiaid to the Clerk for dis- tribution. Accounts amountimr to $`207;B2 Ir.- phOne Rentals, were rmssed and or- ders issued in payment. . Council adjourned to meet Satur- F, MOBLEY Clerk "ItiRON PRESBYTERY Huron Presbytery met cn Jan 13th In, the absence .of, the moderator Rev. Mr. Carrier of. Grand 13entl' Rev, Mr. McLarkin of Sen.forth .was -appointed moderator pro, tem: from the Egnaondville congregation t,o. Rev, James Argo .of Lobo Pres- bytery of, London, signed by 13F3 members and accompanied by pognar. antee 'of S1,000 Per -annum. stipend., four'. -weeks arnsual .holidays, and .free use of man.se. The call Was sustain- ed by the Presbytery and transmitt- ed, to the London 'Presbytery. Provisional arrangements , were made ilor the induction should Mr Pre;slivtery to preside and induct Rev. ,11i.r, Carswell or 2\roxiji.dp to ad -- dress the .cong,regation and Rev. D. .rohn.ston Iola the nainister, TI other 'call Wa 9' from Gutfir"Ee. Lia.rriston, to, "leo, "'Maxey .of -tornie.shore and '13tarns' a.latee Of $1,200, annual' 'stiper.tl'kvo rinr"),01 holidays Roil free .u§e of Corinnissioners were ..fieatft ed their awn ,porsonal -j.rontlork to ala o ud be made by IlOth at 11 looke and 1. r ry Roar() for Per at the „Ins, 'Afor teineraior 11,35; nir flower 70; S. Vitton -piano 5.95 Incas ti o den nelph offer nd 141, Still With ,,The Boys One Prom 'Ingersoll writes— Las nulay and lIonday will be illys ion membered by tae Tenn; Wren o v. was so active fn the Young work. oL Exeter, has already become enzaged wita the Young resident Of this town about; Seven 'Months Mr, Randford has already won the hearts of the 'roan; Men and has organized 0!, splendid and rapidly growing Young Men's Bible Class in the Methodist ohttreh Through. his suggestion and efforts last Sundey was a Sunday ot Special I rest to Young Men, 11 evening' the Methodist +Witch was crowded when Bev, E Q, Hunter 03 A. son of Evangelist Hunter address. ed the Young men on tho subject. OPenedr On 1111.sonday evening' 'Mr'. Itandford gave an oyster supper to his youro.'; Men friends -when ..51,\131 ter t.hr, banquet. Mr, riuntor address- ed a mass ineetin:r in the Methodist church on "My Experiences in Nor- thern Ontario.' when Ise told mar.y cos ..2e encounto-ed os a 3,0103,7, preacher among the lumber camps of that North. coontry. A splendid movement has bo,..gun in Engersoll among the paling men and it looks as it great work will be done. The oder of thanks followed by ,the hearty cheers and clapping of hfands after the banquet showed. tile reomrcl the young men of Ingersoll have for Mr, "landlord nod the Wo- preciation of the interest Mr, Hand- ford has taken in them. 15,000 BOCCTUETS ON "AT)V.ANTAGES op A. rEloothiz; ,of:' the exceutive' nlittee oE the Huron Publicity Assoc,. iation was held • lest Friday in the. sv.as agarn revised „and rt was dee ld,...d, toobayo, this last revised edifloo print "ed 'to the tos,tent of 15,000 coPiesorEthe .lidelcHNvill be onost. useltal as it 'sets SS tV 10 sit 70 0 by a May e. r it f. orne Want..9 more tamer, t at the land in I cotintry U0i1),T anything like capaci ion it inizlit is far from Dario; the past few t art „Entry.. oP th finest types of horseflesh ;titre be" delivered io town to be shipped other parts. Whet we want is more men to work thesa horse:/ to rrow morn corn to feed more hi;rses. to ,eatploy more men. We have the climate, we have the ruark,:,ts and a mart -with a few hundred dollars ran start ardening. or farming on a scale that Nvil bring hint good rtE- turns. .A few years a-ro who 0 beans, or onions or tomatoes it. this part. And yet to -day we are hist experimenting with these tlimrs. then claim they pay big rettnis and the reason more of them are not following similar !lines is because and give the attention thak Obese smaller eroffs require. CLAYDON--In 'Vancouver on Dee. 20 to Mr, and ltlIrs,'"F, igloYdort (nee LAWSON--sfn 'Artland, Sask., on Jar. -son (nee Iliss sfennie Yearly) of omriescisi, tSol.tle,,alla,dz,,Ptic:hatttelex..) a son. MARRIED on Tuesday Jan 14 lUiss Matilda Willert Mr, John 13:.raft. both of Dashwooci on Wednesday Jan 22nd \Tiolet May Houlden Mr, Dclo.,,Ear 0. 'Pc/thole of Hay by Rev, Colin 'Fletcher BI,EssELL--SkN'TIERS—On. Tuesday Church Bxeter, Miss :Minnie Sanders to Mr, Geor;,,e Russell to sanders ot ,,Brantiord. brother' DIED adY Made Overcoats igs tat to 0 5 Re, .xed From to Reduced From to $12 YOU' press • A hill Line of Shirts Ties ell Scarfs Uno )11