HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-3-20, Page 1Good News
Means the discovery of a medicinal rem-
ad.y that will relieve and finally cure the
ztainf uI disease.
Rexail Rheumatic Remedy
"Where it fails, we refund, all money paid
us, Nothing fairer, Try it at our expense.
Nothing to lose, All to gain.
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:IRTY-NINTH YEAR -NO 2039 '.
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CANADA THURSDAY MORNING, IltARC
Papers Delayed''
Owing to our shipment of paper i:e
ing held 'upeey :the Grand Truth,; we
are a day late this week,
heareiaeheihei
4,11 taltieia t
ay, °Brsiw
Spring
iillinery
ALL THIS WEEK
MI the new shapes and eolo>r;
gill be shown by our milliners, ers, 100
ew hats ready for Easter.,
La
Suits
& Coats
Do NO, Fail To See 'Them
Ladies'
Suits
nil nifty in Blue,
Oa,
Ladies'
Coats
Long or Thr Quarter Len
Mame, Gators': Black, Blue, To t ul Tlneei:e
,
nib
den's and Boys' Cloth
BOYS' SUITS MEWS SUITS
Wo have just opener up a big shipment of oy' The bran i ew ones'uat to hand I
Bloomer Suits in Greysl a, in
aut Browns, :rimy aro, mit and They are oast rl'llt and all
right for the Boy's Spring Suits, ni£tisat styles
AVery
e Stock to Choose Frorn
ra, Tana
he very
for e
art stsxa thnt and you
ng iu t"tl$E-. `U.Btl
Linoleu1'T't.s
Oilcloths
Matting
Window Shades
Innen
• nous -Cleaning
thing new to brighten up the home. We are ,td
Carpets
Rugs (large)
Rugs (small)
Tapestries
Lace Curtains
Tapestry do
Madras do
Muslin do
May9 Exeter
up
10S
Low Prices on
l
Sap
Pails, Sap Pans, P
es etc,
Galvanized
Iron and nd TIn
V
ti ork
a Sp cIally,
Sole
Agent for
Lowe Bros. High Standard Paint
Lowe Bros. Mellotone Flat Paint
Elephant Ready'
p Mix ed Paints
alms
The Campbells Varnish
l Stains
and CHI
1®A
Brushes,
Alabastine and Glue
HARDWARE
E
AND STOVE STORE
mIBG 1GEOPGE OF 'G'.REiECE WAS
ASSASSINATED.
f -i
.t 1n"T 1 I
Geo e Gs i
O C was. i C, e I aslsk'L5-
sinated while walling r;he stse;etb of
'olonika Tuesday March 18th.. The
ass.ain was a Greek of. low `men-
tal'iype who gave his.name as M ko
•Stehinas. Ile shot' the King through
The
i n tva, accom anac .,n
Limit . i
- a- n Lae.t Col. I'raneold s
aide do cam_ ,
assassin came suddenly at .him,
iihc ,
cznrl =fired one shot froth:a seven
chamber' revolver. The ,t;ragcciy,caw,•
xeitema;nat . Soh' has.
teed intense .4.
overaow-
seized immediately andp
wa5,;set Y
X ht3a
r
t'
was .1_..tCQ"'gin into
„Eine. a
The wOusadLd,1 1 5
tat on
eorria-rt; and taken to ; Pal t
Ecs'aitai. Ile ` vas still 'breathing ;but
ied,',w'i.thin" hale an aouT.,
Communication
allo
Dear : Editor 1:.- .1
, 1,
unless .and
there is considerable i h'peeulation in
town, as to"how the' :Exeter;, news
Timis its> way to the''London
Adver-
tiser'. Will you kindly publish this,
letter that the,: citizens of>"E'
Exeter
may know, 'I ani the paid correspor
e.
dent of ' The sldvettisl,.a•. 'I ' am ' only
a boybut°I ''
inte*nci''td do the
can 10 makemark innews
Paper
riel4..paper:
work. To do .this 1 must Once. in a
h11.e , et
in first. shall. however
tri y a,1", a ,s to be Lair `a' d,
y y n s caoeurt
ate as it is Possible for,e o. newspaper
kp t.
m to 'b 1 's }
an . e.hal be•ear .
i r to, u d
xe-
eeive a bit of fresh ne}vs fr°oiti any
' ve f from u
quarters, even a our town Editors
+Thanking you in advaroe ,I. am:
'Carman Powell,
T!ae ooaneeil znet in th€ Tow slajl,
on 5:tTareh nth,
?aiintttes of the laRt a ., attar wera.
read and het/proved.
s ott--Poylc- Th t ihr eteeeentis be
esse.d as, Teed.
.
lairscl land IfeqEann del, .nes fita< t e
Oco-1 l30144 t' a w ntrion
to 15,193 IT, Fa flrartoJ'r l'ta~;bzrd3,le; '• k
01,1 3. THareiy' ec 10,0312 ;'tta.a: Fla
0.C50.C5t T. R colica rraz e:xhree3 2rl '-
h it Tin e coal 2.7.:17,:ht Vire TTteen i K ,
a$2A 74, T Rhitr:t.[ o«.'t:'s'rarine„ 1".T.17.
k'deetrie Light 5r e rfx's eI.
anclry
wet•e•r Oak Wvrye a1 )4 ^3,
Men,one-Weer fhr", ;, Roo Allele-at
la y«'ea ta ere
qrT ado , p
fttS31C•8
a eat rs
0".
'oz'd tlq 31,251 ..lreeeel
Ta'eblat 'auditor "i;019
Senior and a,Vr^.eblC ii a t as
'oris tli aaatatar'
i tt+.' atetraet to, be t:lr li'liala'r:
rto' r we a djo arta; $o the ca
ae Reeve;
eel
eel
n
iday, Ittarele
4 a fro iw paseingnrm-
1 char doing caai~aiclera.
west end a at tho akafintf aria
ishiftmd iia I& faauudatioa axial par
blown in. The moot was jilnwat
DA IdeGiilinutlalv'4sstable. Mon ratf
Alr, D. B'a:andw rhl'aaltaa]<titla Pimp y,...
lletwl:io^43 t Unim4air kitchen was
blown down. fievolil Ver,'#nd1abe have.
been blown off and Moo several chive.
1laer'. A ehinanoy at. the English
church iect'nry went through hitt tack
'unroofed and I r. aeheaerous r tax'obalm
ken .The
electric light aer'vleo to mead np. Vencen
bsve born blown away Basal *leiaig'ean
halm hemi blown bpi' a Ctno.-ipo molal
barna. ilii t rod -eat qaa a racae?rv' n,
11tintlror of )b i a tEa'•n aaRiv po' iI
and tvindmi!le V.,h e•- . ,frr as;kr'b} 4tr.
able damage w
Presentation haul .ld dreg
d 1_ak evottime o'1'1atrt :14 ticf lrhatrsa.
fe'it-na]al of Mr., T1t,td Zrra,
, Met at the. Rollie -*t 41'0, Jlalsza
a,r` t]ro dual a'oneet, i]tial t1 11'ara tie
them rewell and to Ond a
etant evening together heron,
departure, 1'r. opal )Trp. Peronlrls
have been volafia rani{hints in ti
communityend have In;any frlerd,
whose beat Wi,t►ea5 follow them }rt
i alta course of the sve•ninz' a 14r,,,411
tnt1cn was hide to Mr. and Mrs,
, Reynolds of two lar`xct leather chairs
and io 'Luther Reynolds a suit ea -le.
The nddresce.4 was maid by Me, Xty.
snub san+1 the frecentalion made hry
Moses Amy and 'Tito., Jones. 31r.
Reynolre-
Ply thanking king de a heir} f>•,enc s1stt
tor their
many kinclnesse that bad beet
shown lo himself and family durinti
their ci residence amo ; st
them. . T
h.,
evening -eras very TIeas'antly spent
in games music etc. Mr. and nisi.
7icyholcis leave next weak to visit
near Hamilton. 1?'ollowin was the
adds s
To Mr, anal. 1Trs. If. R. t:Rcynolds-
i13ETT211 BUTTER
A, Toronto wholesale :firm haat ' •e-
r
ceived a consignment of 6,000 pounds
of choice butter from' Nety. Zealand
and it has been laid :down. at a price,
that will enable thein to'fmarket it
with' a profit. There is plenty of
butter in Ontario but a scarcity of
first
cla
sa« Wesuppose the same
conditions travail in mazy parts of
Ontario as Prevail here in :Ridgetowu
and district all winter,. "Altleon•.lh
the stores take in plenty or; butter
most of it is &blipped away 'as unfit
1 to sell to local customers. One ;lawn
merchant for example explained to
a customer as• followb. yes- we eget
lots of butter but the most: 'of it*
shipped away at a losis, to ns of frost
three to five cents Per pound. Wo,
searcely at in enough butter to, su.
s
Ply our ` local trade." The butter is
not graded. We cannot afford to of-
fend women who trade with us by
refusing to take their butter no wat-
ter bow, bad it may be. We Pay just
the same price .for good and bad but-
ter no matter how.batt. it-lin'ay be, At
ter we take it in We _dace to on_e;
side the butter that eve caro to sup-
ply o'ar local customers and the rest
we ship out of town' to be used: by
biscuit. manufacturers ar.d for other
purposes. Not one woman in .five
makes' good batter but `ave': dare not
tell them so. 'They would become'
very in ditgnant-yet the fact'rem'ales
The butter makers are encouraged" in
their carelessness because: the same
is Paid for p all, kinds and tcondlitioris+of
butter. We lose thousands of dollars
annually in healing butter and T
look forward, to no immediate change
in the +conditions. The above tells of
`an nstonishinih Tot' to Islay alarming
state of affairs. What its wrong with
the butter makers that we cannot
produce a 'good article? What are
the Wciecn's institute dohs to cor-
sect this state of affairs? Iiere4 is 'a
tfield-for their activities in thle.'work
of education. - We suggest ate a slogan
for the next year or two the.two
eiin'ple and homely words. `: ,Bettor
Butter-ltieeeiown Dominion
C, r
On ;Saturday March ., v
y lr h
I th et .4 o'-.
clock Miss Jean Cochrane of Hilts,
i'reen. and Mr, Hugh h C'
1 U ,amc.ron DE
Sackataon we:te , uietly m'arribe
i Ic.I at
the, .B'l'ls :a• 3' ;]
t ..ccrcic P.aa.se::'by the Rev, .Tx
13ic,ha. dsou. the happy couple. l
P.. s' o left
On' the five train ,S'or H.emiiton ar.cl
,r
07 OT11:0 where they -will I
c they. 1.11 areal a few
days afterwards returning here be-'
lore leaving. for their home" in Sack-
•
atoon t hc re the it oo?n is a ;poliular
and prosperous Contractor
ft-
i.
20th.
The Smallpox Situation
Qn 1 fidaS o tis ` e k the ache an. -
thee WO/ le lifted on ale' t•Tflaot
churches, ?'ilii,. ate.: of en Sabbath
cert the ebureb s will he Opened and
aata i;r.l ostia` r• ;Iiee-e :1•jIl 'aa'• car-
s v ,:r' fn n ei eio r 7 'Pa?i`xt
r nag of is be om a p' i Th;:
av heols iti lea n as T nal.
be .cfr ort ?n .son 1ooe i9 'with th°s,
real; of sraaallpoa has been ee,t-
'-_- Gated and the. infiuencr bee
rCa. hingThe cWzens ares
c o r a? r r R e r t e a t r e a r-
oll e, , s. s d4 o'a
been mid ass s 'az nhtrl,^r ?moi.
Von -0 of tho
t;A_ h I a+yyy
poet. and Witt -t -the 4,a.opt.r3 I .o£ wen.
Ti n: "iar,'atalld cza , ort.
1 r, Tiyradp0C5IO zaadq .,,1
l v ya'$4ir•"t ai$"-11+kt ' r.G 4t
of sartrleiR3f9&?
r s e ani : ftht
>11 of i i liblk' a
•
•
It
Ti
as
,+matin
of to
1-4aS,;
•
,baa;
,.•11.4-c,1
'Jt a' e telt 3""7'sI1'
. a°'ir rail ti'it$ ,a>,aa
that to touter
axn-„x.ntt
Art b ix (are t s'
1 • r,« m lyrq ltla.eo"u
la'
rfad tion 1
ri lag i9ft0.'"
ant will bre:
1'aafisnaaare taf I•:xetrr
]. Tea. $ "Andro:ta oven
Rhi'sit cl
1 o ri era , `i
it✓.,.: a
h pert
'
a'.
TRT ^vgaa"a
iat fh a Iron
a gad r'ateafi
the
il
9
YOUraalke
Now i# the tune to talae a:
PU
RI JER.,
Rcxa„il amiboo ! •,i r Blead. t3af
idaikes rich; liaise blood ones a
frclia tiasysten all traces of blood infecta
of&&s Drugstore
The Rexa ll Store
1=I3tCAT1ON ioL :? DVANTAO
Can rnyoe estimate lust '°meat
ucational advtoaf-a, es mean t:, a coal-
eaaoonity, To tbR '',,,mc;;;: ;r azo« dat4"atsor. Y
'onsiuere; tic: 'a 10.721,1;z
o z tto l e dv i -
ed and the -boy without a, fair edu-
q ration i o s into the world pandjeap,.
1 r a3 ._y nt m ,i'_ic ai nye-
t races 4o eda:c t their eitildrert
c
rafices that rb,. child may acv *a +u -i.
l deratand, but f ;..se are repaid if the
a etaifd a;a;ar'eelatc. the st r=. 11; and
inekes the lew, 4,r 'a ti` r. I e ti n,
No neatter what T7gyrec-S nn e r a Bell "
boy -c aro to :: a r*e sn y{•S x.^ to +..R'"iF.'*':i.4
s t}, f r.. n lue of Sia
hot(tr;:'a or .s; Cif
-.. i zoo ,)ccwye,,
i liet " I.ebi'nd tl117. '. Ua ?f or• f*4"+XFxh.".
T , Stri re fir l"rrr 6 _ q ie es 13,03'.
cane ' tat41S :F a n e nr
eateo'te-a 4Gi"* s hie - t icor pea . anst
fftrgri ii, 3t1 nEfg s } and e cf :11 -
'.4 oat: taro^"k i b r n no i:. art Colli E"' a
a°L111a`Afk rdu s1 T
o -a..` rat , rck l sea a . .r,,
r4' ,"r,p' of a>r 'tr .;•;kyr 'f
°'414; rials 4a gal I .. I as
r
,d nr L'
a 1 1 as f'r;;a - -'
a Aa x.es
elaalkcal .n 5taflietl
oil lirflrrldT
r.
l},raat^ tf
taGtsl« nt 'i
Yt
y
i'.
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n0
r,
l.
bP
ante
4 .tat
tot
"lie
ac*d xs:.
to*„
If
v "Foo.
}ar .11
fared t"ra aa to
n ranly
o t 1QO" lid'
a>a4it0' iia a
"la
'SIi:Gta' ]
a
gTtB1MTO
et]ae ;+,„ ii ll. nnd 2oso "floor
lit
o do'v 3n 7.niadnr, l aOt W ell
lieaia i'att'it i i:,.ia•i¢iala rill:.
b'l".lal
ondola. '
nrterlr i 011e; ti: r 4 Ionia lo'' tbta:
t;*et' - t •rtabreeh r:ai drtnrizy. i'.ir
re:xr ael). •tt %io' .mOLr* p
Alb
1 a
ndist rlaaaa 'b
craved alt"JaI
Mr, lt'arry Tlr:uvo
l#afailin:rt
the Saurnuter ]i i•vi1
Ulan.
iTra, C.
lde Are in
]
to
TO
Our Tlluman,^ evening na 13. Mawr. T1 o'e
was er'rNT ,'ram Li; core to h:• 'btru4in,'^ -
bottte he lied and Pb11' fraetui'inx 'Cows anrc I'n n ells i,it»
:a
tone in lob ankle :ofd ,lett nrestli't the bet:I otitraoai for float .0 to
i, otafinhad to alae ilou a•: 1.V"'e. trust CP° and the !1100 : .r•i:le is not •an
IN , Mrown will soon retover. i uneomraa tly fi turas.
Mr. E'es. Wein and Wan I3ae2lelrl * * to
4 -her,. they
for t st
Have ]rfi be
will rt-mraia for the summcr. - 1 Some of the'old bion
abars" Geli•,ht
. - . ;.,.. , in tell. how they* came,. to :this ?actio.n
a30R.N s' b'it h hardy ,a' dollar sand now }care
" ; 3 7 E ' F._ 'ty 4 March 18th the .rossesaers of fine farms a r.oatd
sons on a hundred acre' n iiec..
et
o
xi
s
as
'<'qar to advance
TAMAN'S
r
•* aat eaaGai
tb t:glatl C.
t idbahTnrn
:ik zlaai*tigkts:f;f
It 4oat 110 Pare
sba of 1' 'b1 it l'"r,5
a r Rl i b.rf tlr+' sanprofita
f, ,M
010
T. on °Qatar. Ther le ;a 'ot of ;cu.,:la ad':thrra t
out tibia "eel 'fts it cn ' t be itil
al• lite f *i li- . ing'@owl MO av into rn .a.t oi»e'o tea
dta a ranrfi: ;: et.
. '44"911 i" t°i"4?rr 'f01`' ilii -d
t cetarc l 3 tuai- tical,
tai dRliu-«]ater ^,er " matt
t0 iat', 111 °.ri'1iF
tai
liti1t a!alrsital
r3v4rs u17 to
On at t;"i,":
1
and
c s, YF 1 1 1; \ . -Exeter 1 of tx
tr, aMe, ani "11Trs. Teeeet'Webster a . bank account. bay"ides tiett'iing their
Dear I'rieat.ds-As you are `about; to s son. j
leave our i•*hb r
c r o hood. lti r 1
n -noir ii T .: 1fI Ta Ttt Z?bornc on March ROI ;
friends and neighbors meet tonight to `.Tr. and Mrs.. Cer,il llus,:el11 a j The prices that have been riai4f'
to bid you farewell and eels]) you ! Scala ;irtee. ] For several farms that have changed
God speed. For several years you
have lived hi our anklet and 'we have;
learned to resireot and love you. yoar
have ahvays shown a disposition to
further the interest of the neighbor-
LLLA i-tn Osborne on \Vednesday; hand .scally are makingsonaafar-.
March 12th to Mr. and +vlrs. Tlaos: mars open their os'es. If the oraca3
Allan a son. keep 1?0inc; up they will ,soon` realize
1 -At the L. R. r Stanley that a farm in this section' is worth
`` 1)IJ\Oi IY bavinz:
hood in all good things. and 'coni ' on the lith: inst to• aSir, and xs. * -
a,mJames Delaney a daughter,,
spirit of hclpfulnes3 has been
own {
in kindly heeds, both in sickness and nUCHARME-At the L. 11. E. Hay. We learn of a number of 'improrje..
health We ask you to accent this lit• on the 8th bast to tire. and Mrs, meats that are to be madaa °(o SON, -
tie lift not for its instrtsac value a'
hut as a token of the (Cove and es-
teem which we boar towards you nnd
we trust that where ever•orrr lot
Fred E. Ducharoic a daughter.
oral 'daoellinzs in town this mummer
and there is, talk of another aatciv-
house, This would make ten new
t E GtJSON-REYN itT)S- At the houses ander consideration for tli;s
year'•
New
ixie
S
1
These are some of tllc new
{ color tones for S ltrih Suit-
Jugs. They come in the wor-
steds and tweed effects, some
i iu e twits, ill fine and noui: ae.
weaves. This is what the sty-
lish dressers in the cities are
wearing. We're showing a
wide variety of these popular,
weaves. Made • by W. W.
Taman. We return every
collar if not satisfactory.
may cast the goodness and bless -
ting of the Eternal Father nui5' :elver
brighten your le -ay and that' 0onr
'neighborly Spirit which h
MA'PP '(RD
James Street 'Parsonage on. Wed- ' • * * 4
nesday?4larch 12th by IZev.: \\ . C4. Al: IT: Reynolds atic,tiozi sale' tai t
H. ar, Abater his, George, la, .i pee:,
`Prize limy bless tile aCliv'e , of hose •parson of T sbo.rne to Miss Ruth week- one scan of m: -a & was. sold
among whom you may in. Tilton!. Iieynolrls daiigbter of Mt, and for $9$.00 and the cows a era,,ed
0[] One coir ith calx
n n., , o ai:
klo
Jnveli, h.ir's, CTS. Reynolds of Hoy. ,..
Signed ion behalf of the neighbor ;foot: `neon hi , 99.OD The broceeds of
hood.' John hole Thos. Jones, i
"the sale amounted to about' S2eme.
At the Auction sale of. Thorou,g'n--a Pretty fair 'prices if you ask our
i iA.LIIN bred 'Shorthorn •cattle held by ;Mr: ayinion.
Miss Clare Lewis from near Clan.
;Tames Gowan near Seafortli rocent-
debo E is visit in,g. thee week with ly some of the best cows ware bouight ;' Hove about a federu.l square for 1
I4lrsyicieci:or Millsor'1,• up by 'Osborne farmers at fancy psi- Exeter. A new poet: office and a' a
.. ccs. Mr. John N. Ratcliffe purchas Carnegie library side. by side 'could
Mrs, .folia Iiaziewood woo iiia coca
Seriously 911 'a 'rxi' rev
o.
ale. sl a iii .
tl
Mr. 1!',raek'Gunning will rive so,lt4' 1906 for $152.00 and Roan Lady. 45th should be righty in tine for' coin of
-- - k o is Phai to M: le 15th 1909; these a e
Mee, 'Fred Ilunkin 'purchased Ci,, s-•
.. 1 Cecelia town is a little 131 osres.,aven oil
ass entertain, mcMur on e t.iescliy•141a.1 t,ia i 5011. ;and 11oan Lady 4Stli calved Sept tl.th
Mr Hector hiil.lson lost 'a fine re.. 1911 for `i107.00. Mr,<Sa.nilrel> 'Cud
flowed cow by milk feve'ite last \''eel;,
re ore pui.,hasetl .Pzoari Lady 41at caly-
Come in and
have look
EAST
•d Yr'a Second; d • ea
1, a ac . e n calved October i .-4
, bar 2v : Ixc sonreih,u5 :torch '-,vtzlle, 1'x ,t ,.
celcetaons :froth his nail calved arc 1 t 1 9 Cor i39 00 f 1 ea flied about +001 19 s: cold +0050 0.0
graph at the (Bible e 7 23r4 calved rZVov, 122nd. 1911 for $118, the Part of some oe the citizens,
1411, Thos. h1oil.e,Y Inst a hevaluablr Ft[ -e
ci 'aliircli E{} i ro.r,.'110 00
inose +a yca.re old o's'viaug 1;o (v '' ..,
ins 'bots feet "e'er the, tie rope.
Farmers
tiro
'anaemia to get their years 11 ocd 011a
ea most of the youngu'ng mmen,arerinoo
intro ha4e.IbSen. wk -in at [hell job
of late t
r
l3at', Ccol,ise Stareon oC
do
* * ,.
Farm lands in this eef.i.on are as-
si3raiil x fanny 7ia'ices `waken coini 0'0d
with what lands have been .,llin;g
neeet r .
,,r
, oilers around tn •
s section.
rs visiting, ,this woe, 'ith`:ixf-s sister
1Y r , Phill.i'n 'r icks.
r z
1
acres near +Granton. bas beet
;told old
Mr..Ela rlton: near i,'
, c 1'acl,.,..11'vilo takes
50055600 April lot 'MLr.
, Lcr.-
m who'sia.. iaa:dA l.c.alci3'z,'1t,
I t110'9sd
to ..9110, 1100' .('y11'Jnr
'Ur, and Mrs. 1 r i
cl .,. c
a,S
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