Exeter Times, 1913-6-5, Page 1Good News for Rheumatic
Sufferers
The worst case of rheumatism can be re-
lieved by the use of Rexall Rheumatic
Rernedy,swrit'ich is a, tried end specitie
It not only relteves but completely caress,
,Woney back if itfr ils, Farther particular
inquire at
Cole's Drug Store
eugtal_
June II4-ide
se4al1ancl r asl)wox as xle.
Befit t largest assortment.
' s aipd between you and Haigh,
aiCOSS.
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theirs at
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ING, JUNE at''tb 1913
-ONE
ptioNE 32
Som oo Store News
Clearing of Ladies' Suits & Coa
We have only a few Ladies' and. Misses' Suits and Goats left and each
one to be sold at a gig Bargail , it you want a Spring or Summer Suit or
Coati now is your chance.
ty
Wu Coat
t€e Id
yronlrlt l i I ;Wu, shade!
For $31,5 web
les
Tari t sci"sea,
The al
Morrie iia, all c
er'
A k t ta'1; real even $lay. t lll'1
hero waiting to ytartr
This is the Limo to lit
S' Mfg, z U tat.
proval,
Cot
sell
0
)sWash SI
,ill sizes. from 3 to 7 yrs
agent of cin
Prices
Gidixli
Exeter School Report
r..
lh '? et:13rlitaYdtt
Recut :v
I"atss—I'lorenee WOO •
ga♦xx es 71; Ceraid "itton, ?l;
tcrrlort Pdril 69 Olive 12,1eDoziam ec
31athell s 66;a eztha!etrne3' fi:i
on R,'dd t"3; t'lmey Johns 03,
ua De ve ,1 Lula! Nestle 02;
red Slack 61; Alberta Horton 00i
r It rforzor George Ortwwia ;74
arl I ow e; I 67; --Paris -'-oniric Rice
a*' r„ .et S aro 7I; Oordoo. Vav-
-
k
'•Tt � T 3
x4° Walker _r
i0
Grape aoe"C
ar
klExe ,'.I'alt er 69,:
dye datek Fllardor ares; Iloy
,. `Iary, Day 02; .tdna r
>hta liZ on roll 3f. ;average at,
odaOre 9 —C. Vosner •
I:ezrists �x
Itf iirnnaors•— Lrene M",zrelle ta4
r51i.$ �Ia�d S1rdarrleikr
7l• Clarence l!d'ttnrlcX,
''left .78f -if4ano oyle+t;
Violet; a 00-01n Unrold. X4sto
trema' artlrtt ff \Yiiiisr D^rts
t 7.3f 'eiezla .
o:� `ro' ore wsnet if; Gordon. Dem
cddea' fie_ Drew
+ ra >dttt halt 09 Jr^. 1IL
e P-
F
n 1?a._ X it m
13ders ?gl1ti, Gta
crap ? .J R. '.iatT0Y
Roam Vt
,tilortoraI;dslctl XI3 ►his
ildtotl Haarvey ; :Greta. t ldarnesa
. a xM..494 linrveIt ,14401014' fa*wtir .
telly Randers 77: Paul •WW:Wci,'
a]r 'fit 'Veda, dlowa?iiff'e 7l"
tolltrlr 74: Part
alt
mnCrItl ai7� llrdtri ott ;QSpoetrotsiioerars
tt '/01'43/1, Mbar ba tion .dens 7S';,
ltih' lt<'4"r{tI Qt; .lri Sad*
'll ru'ley T'nr '; `Tlialli` Ira":
l iataio oaticiia 3t O lye'
iu ti:Stn Dai'l8 :fit: wa"wto,:
~r raga OttendOntlii 31.d
T
io
ver
Dashwood Celebration
Joan€:'a3rd the R,inga bixtJndzt' wwas!
red letter days for DaShwwood The,
'cattier was excellent and from far
and near nearly two thousand people
Me to witueas the !big eelehraeion
which .started -early in the morning
The firing of guns opened the, day
and told the citizens that something
stirring was in store for there. ThO
9n sit &a s 'Wore nut in fta ce the +sea-
n
a s the
l a
had 'Paving y bee ai o
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f
� �4so
e
t
a }rx se zaf:d
I da
snp
R
ea
re
d a d tontine,tv
*
.'esin thair. The xestatarant4Ind
dal a land
Office 'business, dire
rat attraction was the relitlau.n lata
rracession end lflo ;G rGitr-"*,aFrade ever
[T
boasted of greater novelty' khan. 't~ar-
ale l the street headed Pny the Exe%er^,:
sass ,. Intuit). The prizes were award.* 1°
d as folloivs. 3lertnan Sebrtle4
net family alyivirlg s2 barne$
€ek tri aIt old gig, Wm, ':laasir"
txd lr iF$ zrd as els talisor w itti H.
lEgafik de etrrmart Kellerman t l
icaromet stle; and 4'karffi, z,rols nshir'e
d Ed :godlier k?ziGdry. 03esidos
iae ,°ere Acttdiez^s clr-s4v3a:e and old I
�laacned high bile. Th. C :azy ,Ifoaise
'agger Iia}rid; rho ,I41r4 family ora
ala 's(^bv?,-., and the old ;frills Tera,-.
len.
After iiia lisPee851on.carrcA eti pad;,
ll gSsnitee betsvcsn Zn rar iz and fort*
alis the former 'winning 11 to 4.
fteroaaorx Or'editort and Vats
lora a ball and the. latter
rove easy atsoaaey for the Stars !te-
ar shut rant er€tirely. The gwttae
sros 7-0 io CTX:clitoteS favor..
The tiOrso aciaa . wva
ated nttd ww' r v tela
terest',. ► t ss ftp l
sreoud; trial ilati
lra and Itoadmas
iso behind • 'When, tla
oke and Roadiecnti
'to get out of tt
•lugsl over the, JQ
seg the deriver one
na for a xo4 ail" .sa
optinned 154thout
ed" the trait utile
!arose tontine
Trills ilesiite th
ke sto» !hint, bat'
a tat ; ng on the s
and X.
heen'lt cOn ,
sl
with Murk
i San 14:'
,Neat kite?
awing'
11000
rag
ggy
tire
QS
Get u
Y.
Pointers
yoMr SCr".CnFi.tk
.
it
Sltroteerr"_ tunci.
for itr
Teter --A lit e Word
Dor a great deal,
a1
yeti
it. stabil.
The swtmmi'?, hole },has <ot bee
ate o torr Iter later„
s
s
f
Q.
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� it v. 1inC f Ise.et fn'"C
s section.
atlsi:€eti
hat SarFztfi1talf
P.41
ink ie V rani"t
wa ?as w post
,Jac sits.
Jadging by riot
get ,)aainkora
-st its sofa the.
fi
?P,Ri
0
llp(�1°ted English.
ertoan, The, beM
I of hats ex •Jusively.,,
;his store, specially pi
so *lien selling. Five
ii dneed lines
10 quality for
0 quaky fer
1.x'5 `
3
r
Ip
2.25 tit .. foor
pecunfitlaf
te,
it.
them
a^
w
anal- a
A l
=sly sire
FOUR
PA A:
.25 quality for 2.5+
#35 qualitylor 3,50
5,00 Special. 4.00
6.00 Special 5.00
N'S ec BOYS CLOTH
's
oth-s In the salt
rwt lowv prices.
Phon
2
Boys
Boys two or three piece r
--also a lot of Bloomer Suits.
NG
a our 'biig,.
tie best,,
da
A Big Stock
to Choose rom
Raze Coats
For men at the lowest prices
w -we sell, the hest,
ones & May, Exete
C
FLY TINE
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY !
ft1✓VEN.0 TELE PLIES FRO/dt
OtETTIN(( IN Qoi7R ROME BY
USING
Screen Doors
& Windows
SCREEN D
OOR5—$1OD to 32.09
WINDOWS -25c to 50c
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Lowe '3ros.' Paints New Brunswick Plaster
Chi•Namel W..a& B. Lawn Mowers
Campbell's Stains Annitite Roofing
' Lowe Bros.' Mello -Tone Dustbane
Stoves
Several Gasoline for sale cheap. Also a number
,of second-hand Ranges.
EAMAN'S HARDWARE
AND STOVE STORE
After a lingering :illness Mr, Wzn.
tOawvson passed away Saturday morn-
ing
in in. 0is';CC'_wtcar at ills residence
tames and Tones Street%. St. Marys
His. wife" `t'wvo>sons and three ;dong h-
iters survive: Judge Dawson of
Winnipeg is a brother of the deceas
n e church It
.
'
item'. of interest to . bare � o -
etc es'pcciallyl Methodistls is, the "fact
'of ' a ten -storey book and publish
bag house being .built in Toronto, to
cost a -million dollars.,`The'• bu,einess
has developed.,_ to such ::: dimensions
ithat the old rtustrters.are Ina -deviate
to 'meetthe necessities of t'he work
''-Mode!rn offices. r`Comanittee room d.e-"
rartments, for officials will not. be_
wanting "in, the new structure: New
lock is further: west .on Richmond
Vit,' $0.000, is exl:ected for the sale of
alae' former book 'roouf .. ;
Jane 'Carey" relict of the ]Tris, S. II.
Mitchell gardener passed away in St.
Marys on, Saturday Morning after a
lingering illness in her 77th year ',
mrowvn up family survives.,
The centre Huron License commis-.
sioners on Friday "endorsed the trans-
fer of, the Tloyal Hotel'Seaforth from
Thomas Pinkney to Louis Weir own•
er or the !hostelry' and^renewed until
the end ..of t'iie year the' license of
Mrs. Thornas' Stevens of the Oueen's
hotel who had recentlybeen given`
thzee 'months oto tse'll but. The -1io
ease of the Dick Rouse of the same
town, will be cancelled tan 'August 1
owing to improvements ordered not
being carried out, This leaves three
hotels and, one 511053, license in Sea -
The Care of Milk
Copy of Letter Sent to Exeter
Milk Dealers.
Exeter. Jona 1 1913'
Dear Sir' The Ontario Medical`
Health Yle'tartmon`t in$iste that the
Local Boards of . tealth require of
every
v ry mill; seller the following
The cow must be 'healthy and clean.
and fed on sound clean' food and have
Plenty or clean water., in .the. sum-
mer, milking .o
uts`
ld C
1 TrefC•k'allbl+-a
Where milking is done in' 'the stables
as it must in winter and in bad Wea-
thers the stables must be ker,t clean.
The milker must %shave clean elot•b'
es and clean hands; mutat -cash his
hands before Milking. zlkn
r
he
every cow - must' be nddel
with a'clean damn cloth some
little time ,before epery milking
The milking to*be done in everY ease.
with a dry hand. -After; milking..
the 'Milk to be carried away to the;
clean ,milk roomntoube:strained first
through the ordinary metal strainer
and secondly through -everat thick-
nesses "of' .cheese cloth thicic enough,'
to keep back ,all dirt from the rnilkl
This cheese cloth Used (for a strainer
knot to be used again unless thorough
ly cleansed. !It. must be thoroughly
boiled before • using tagaiu.
After the milk is strained it must
be cooled down at once. lee, is the
i.roper cooler. !Cold well 'water is a
Tarticai substitute. for the ice 'Clean
milk that is cooled down tto 45 de-
grees, and. Rest at that temperature'
will
kee , 72 hours
wi
thout hero
N
m
ing sour.
The pans, dishes teens and all other
clean.
otensals must', .be kept scrunutoiisly
After using, wash 'them. ouf..,With
tepid water, Linen scald 'i;hezu tho
roughly 1 w
g Y v ztJx boilingwater.
Sim',
Ily-,warm. water won't do. the water
mush be boiling.
z
Yo ib 'have; good con;
s. n
m Ca d
ipas-
ture good water 'and. good .facilities
for giving your customers first class
milk If you don't do it the fault is
yours.
The r5oa5.•4 here has decfd d -
e to sub-
mit "samples -of (be milk you son w r to
the .P..rovineial Iiralt'h tnsleeLor at
TOSOnLO to: have, it: tested nob only
far butter" fat but to !save it 'tested
bp,cteriologieatly.
W,1 F a
.Ic man;.. w
l3cL e.
•i
13z•zacbenkiush M. C?
�
I7. Is. 'Huston Chairman
A,;
P. v' fi .
r ropy of this Inter
beenn
been sent' to a_tl ,the lt1k:selers
of,.
forth, Exeter.
0
d
i
arer< Glad>aton 19
n Joy flora
anlsury 78; Rub, Davis
owo 73;'8elen Dignan 72; as, a•
avis' 70 ,Tired .Beaman 01; 1ier-
axtiolb 02; Clst'rord Webster 00
lossotn )'owvell 00; 'Levcrn WebIs 47)0
t1 nr
pal u 0 Average attendance 40
. �'t IToward.
:BORN
a\'✓=N— It 'Motherwell to 'Mrs anal
Itta. ,Jas. R. Brown al isona,
STO.`'X:74IhN—In illitchell' on Thurs•
slay May 1.9th to 1rr. and .Iifrs.Wm
Stoneman
a
son.
COLE—In Exeter on Wednesday May
28 to Ms.. and Mrs. W. S. Cole as
son.
DOR AN In McGillivray on My
_hath to air,, and Urs, Andrews:, Dori::
:man or the Itis on., a inn.
T IGlim) la Lncaa on May }25th
to Mr; and Airs, John Richard a
daughter.
�1 ri2s=Tn
Lucan on ,May nth to
Mr„nnd i T1s, John Ward a frauglit-
t
er.
,DR:1NRWATER—,In 531anshard on
May 97th to Air. and iIrs. Earl
Drinkwater a son.
STONE —In Usborne on .May 24th to
Sin, and Mrs. Ed. Stone a daugh-
ter.
HAGGITH—At Edmonton Ito Mr. end
rs, Fred IIaggith a son (Wesley
Chapman);
MARRrED
paLLOGIC—ALLISTI3R— At' the
Methodist parsonage Corbett 'SVede
nesday May 281h by Rev, 3? .0..
Thompson Mr., A. Il. 7'QlloeIC to
Miss Laura A. (Allister 'both ;' of
Stephen.
EAGLESON — TII7TCEINSON At
the Methodist. -Parsonage 'Corbett
Wednesday May 28th by Rev. D.
D, Thoma son Mr. henry Eagleson.
to Miss Lulu Hutchinson daughter
of David, Hutchinson both of Step-
hen.
MED
II.ATIDY'-In London :Tc ,an ' 41iay
�3., •t .
d Alice
A.wv'
beloved o of
e of
John
II, Hardy aged 42 years.
REITII-1 n London on May 23rd 'the
seven months? old' Son of Mr, and
Mrs, Alex Reith of Lucan,
YEAST—In 'Maide.sione Sask. on
Fri-
day May 30th Louise
Hancock nock
bc-
loved wile of M‘r It. Yeast and,
granddat.1gt' of �,,:.. <.i rr..
Creech' C'
rccah' o,f .town in her 21st
1.st:
year. ,
PROWNLEE—In Seattle hospital on
• ;May 27tth John Trueman. 'Bro}voles
aged 411 years.
ANDERSON—In forth iS„a:,.o.th
on June
'33ird Richard Anderson of .Mullett
aged 64 years.
WILLfS-Al on .-fProsperity Monday
ond.zy
June '23r43 Edward. L Willis.
wllr„ of
hen aged '23 years a n'd 4 months:
•
The funeral, trill IeT
t '2.30 kre d Thursday
,o'clock.
•
.1. L sOof Crediton ha9
thecon
we
.l at
s;
t act for .a cement "bridge n
€; nari.h atf
Greenwri,y and one nt:?ul'cer's 'side-
-.
e,td.
ar.
s
1
4- .1
r, .A..A,ndeaSort
orge,'A. ,1:'Qt;cry
1'file,
"SY'i.` iUR1'
Roo r, T. Murdock t: S
Minnie Bars, T. Mumma 3 a^ 3--:
Peach 'Rarv, 1'L,.I3ometel,errp 111,-7
Wm ,T;Iliott aund Th welsh Judges;
E. 33ossenborry Starter.,
fiha :gate 'receipts during the .dor
lazrzounted to :$375;
Rev. W Car fi McAlister ;for
President
TThc. London }E'roe 'Tess of Mon-
day -contained the following in •coo:-
nection 'with the election for Presi-
dent of the London conference "Con-
siderable interest is already 'being
manifested in. the forthcoming sl -
i cction of the xresident. Among
names :mentioned for the Honor are
z the following :four Rev, W. G, H.
McAllister,, of Exeter, who was tsee-
ond to 'IRev J J;
Ford last year;
Rev.. Dr. Manning of .Dundas centre
church; Rev, George IL .ITazen of
Wellington Street ,iehurch, ; and Rev,
D. N. 'lzuhamus or Colborne Street.
Church. The general opinion is that
of ths Lourbr
r II A11s
ter afo
formen
r
castor of Centennial church has the
best chance of being 'selected. i3he
election will take place on "Thursday.
Stephen Boy Drowned
Word was received by Mr. John
Wallis on Tuesday that his son, Ed-
wardl L. Willis, who was , teaching
school at Prosperity near Auburn was
missing since _.fonday evening. This
was followed by another stating that
the body 'had been found in a well
near his boarding house. It, is sup
posed
iinto se
that
t in some way he accidently
e well, and .apparently he
had been dead for sometime when
fnund. Mr. Willis went, to Prosperity
on receipt of the message and the
cor-
pse pse was brought -home Wednesday
evening. The deceased was 23 nears
of age. The funeral will be held on
Thursday to the Exeter cemetery at
2,30 p;m.
as b
$la.oez tut w #' t w tt vet t t c
tnst:5ty and°ws w.ala, Xk o nta
taloa finest ; i 0
ala r X, hate
larm homes and so roo wig fhp.
trarxas that are da' ba co nnst uxavi
3'lte day when 'anything ,b3 awvn
Though e mostoimpro>retho d rmers methods for r
laming labor; for adding to the Raab-
ti
t
..
y and '
for
comfort'rand teotavenicnea in thexa
home aro' finding; :their way to the
farm.
^ q as of •.
One or the things that. should make
the farmer around Exeter aappreeiat.e
his hundred. acres is tri t i e a trim
to some rough or hiliy parts and see
tho disadvantage farmers are or
:against to .take off a Gree. It 'would
be something. out of the ordinary for
our farmers to tut several stakes
laoross anfield in order to get a
straight £arrows
1 r * *
si lady from ;North 'Carolina "cwho.
recently visited is Exeter tremarkr.
ed that Exeter lwaS surrounded by
a tine conntry,, the best she had seen
and a
gentle
m
an
from NiagaraFa s was telling the
Editor that
there was nothing pettier than -
have right' there iii onr midst. These
bet voice the otinions of many 'who
visit this xari. x
* * Xr
When we talk about a great ',farmnL
trig country we #don't mean a good
rain here and 'there, q :few extra
siZecia"ls a.a' it were but go in what
direction yon Eike _from Exeter, and
you will ,find farm after Sarin or the
finest, clay loam to be found any-,
where and with the exception, of a
few acrest of bushon many farm,/
nearly every noire ean he cropped, to
good advantage.
Baseball
Won F,ost
James Street' 2
Caven .k• 'Trivitt I 0
Main Street '0 3
In a six innings game Iast Friday
evening Caven-T.11vitt defeated Main
Street ce to 5 T
hevas ams w
tie
g at
tate end of the fourth innings.
The score ,by innings
Main 'Street 0'0 4, 1 0 0-5
Coven-Trivitt° 0 H, 1 2 0 ;3—B
0
e The Exeter ball'team drove' to con,
Hullett Yian
Dead 1
-A
sad accident ent oc'cured at 5eafoxth.
on ''Tuesday 'morning at the 'Grand
Trunk yards thy which Richard And-
erson a, well-known farther of near
Constance lost his - life. It appears
I that; Mr, ulnderson had brought in
loacl of .hogs for shipment, an
. d
I;sLc` 'holding bis horses by 1''.he head;;
f./etaratory to unloading then). enz. the
1:er101 b carne fri€;aligned by Idle a:-
c I
T.'•o<; h of the morning train front
thw west. , knocked
him .don -n, 'Lite
ww heels of the. wagon ' l.as,sing over
}lira car,rsingSzastant .deart.h. 1r, t c1-
son was ,.L n
sinestived by,
C_. scars of ag-e aril is-
a w-ife'ancl- tt ,rowVu
tti: family end (Ivo sons end three,
daur,arhters. Messrs 1Een
ry and
;Tames :inderson of Lumley are b -
ro
o
- thet
tolls Thursday evening, rand were d
-
feated 9 to 4 Exeter made all their
suns in. Lhe
and Dempsey we're ;the Centralia b� t-.
bat-
tery and Windsor. Bissett and Poyle
the Exeter cattery'
Monthly r a
.on 1-
y evening Same.. Street won
from brain .Street 14 to 1.
d'he score by innings,,
aP :;n Street 0.0 0 1 0 .0-1
lassies Street 4 0 3 4 3 .X-14
`Iiie ,itLendanc'
e at; the sim�.s.
g. h
1,een hood orad the !collection y
gratifying..;
ave
cry
e diamond has beeniiit' in excel,
Cot: _'517; 7)C.
blow botit a
grand sttr.I-
for
snee{ato.;?•uthine'
.re.`
'provided '}"or the accornodat.ou
the ladies.
for
Shirts
with French cuffs, soft
collars and tie to
match. Regular 1.75
Special lal for this p week.
at 1.25 also 1.50 line
reduced to 1 00.
ilress
Shirt
iln plain vvEite and with
black and blue stripes
===also a full line ne of
pleated shirts, regular
1.50 this week only
1.00.
A large assorten
-
of ties .fi
qpf`
14 P
shapes rate iates
��d deSi
rid,
also silk
it ties li]
various io
colors.
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