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. .y MORNING. OCTOBE
Presbyterian Anniversary
The anniversary services of Cavell
'iC, sbyteriau ehurdle were held o0
Saabbath last, Large audiences were
Present at both services, In the even -
the ciaureh, was packed and wane were
tinned away unalele to get in. ?dr. D.
of his employer, tr=ying So do all the
work be eineld hast aci of v etching tee
clock- and if the eiaktaoyear wits al .acs
thinking of hi13io ce,s, laying . o
pay hiaa more le._ oe a.:.,.., e
working conn inicu,,s, t instead' of
trying to hei;) One r, ;other* said the
speakea^, we a e setwanlin,g how we eau
get ahead, of one another.
Maws chief ,tend is to glorif fid.
ttow have we ;been investing, ij
� ,,, clear byes
alae story of the rieh fool in the new
testament ie very modern. Men are
pulling tieWri their barns to build
greater,, they are hoarding up moneyy
and meaue arid 'Intend to eti.;r «r:'
eniev life. But. xod says thou Pooh
There is not,htop wioil i A ..^vi*,. rr
Preentation and Address
On Thursday eve un Oet'obt>r 3.r
tectsapt trade spa. tspZlnt at the
home of Mori, a7 --d r�. Geo f:4tiire,
ltkt# cru„ Qi d3t� thatd wt&n' their
hilci;rexa stud wand children gath-
re: to ce eba^ate Neill theau th ix
thirty' fifth anfl sersary of thf,ir. wed- 0. ftteGregor. B. A. of`I'orunto, See`Y,
ding - day '�'�wga%.heT Com., tit>� z''ad='-1e- of. the Social eftarEaz Board,6f #.§�e
to sur_rixe to . Mr, and Mrs ,.',h,lu jre ,and Thesbgterian Ohurc k, was the special
dale 4.5 er�'One 1, a- tti e jo g teems l speaker of the day and he gave two
hat axed tAsa�i l Agar llo xr
called excellent discourses~ In the evening
or, all freseer to list.:'e, while he he took his text from 1 Cr,ca4:r.
lead an addr , end tf y a ice each Moreover it is required in Stewards
eseit-.d. with a beautiful l wines that a man ba found faatlafu1, ,.... The
i c eho stered' rocker. Ty : ;with 'rs soeaker^ said. t-baxt svi'aea I3siiiel "4",eb- tlaas night shall th
flier :1;iileact..k.e5h1
r " ttat,rr era+lair n y .ry it r ws. the. neo -1)-12:1;i1111:1-1'::
irxkpoktant
of thee,
v solar required
ratuehes- glt adk a 1iyxeought tl?axt:a;itt' semeattatszraancl,taeTlau gs cd e the aside a. reAlke f�3f&tittfi f t lesgg
€iar lunch h d t..4r, eervtd a t il?,diVidne r pf) lbiilty' to At igirty There is
kw.,.gi}ca+gang. i termini'.
titan, ‘4xtnt- .�ti r p:sir,,d tte * God. ` This theught of individual res- •lee harm, lea ltli'g as e huwittere
Z lacy i ,A 4kak3 r k� Ya wr$S 4l ever* cAaP., ere
1a
lex a hit ref h
home l4 h �' d p ibili y t large v ase tttftawas r ih
� ;many tt� zxP: �° aro thaaaglat otgratitude
xes
L's
r nir.G tar e,saf seliptur�e. We fEu that Gold . i t or t'ds
ad- held Adana. responsible for the ttse otr m ThereWas no 1Onillix,h, for iiia
! rosea aeaat_a rdlG6ckras a> acaa
the ardrt of Edeas* Vain was helm
? e5Pflalstl'. e fpr laic brother ib4� the t t ugltlass� men, ias� i t e ti
�, ra . thotaghtrfnk kl2"a"€3' ;;?batt in' rests,
ramie rage woo held r4;t 0 iillte lThat man .{exit, out as splrltttaal bank',
..
tiaeakt�tstase than Itml made of their Irv,, tel}t,
be ,Lord blotted them, out., the dile fuca4 r
thought
ire. All through the Bible t a `°'<sa r na t, tri, ckl irs Ii }a"m
41 taindividuals wf i e lath res t t}n35 ale thaeye at as tar iila
It* their bane. sward enol
thp.t every man ai ali gips
'toruli to Gtk h we
ltegki a i
WW. data
at of oaar xtri hbw
hey o wrong, brit tt
�gl`i'e an acccatantuf est
fl *,anted airing'
ra of lea
ritel d turned theax a u .a r rix pen Slog sand they were
eavy selling part ofthe year,
ter ara l s ar
ge stock for yo
eavy
e Comte
l~ aaft
CY Blankets.
akadlaaa : 'wtl8
e studivaallty.
to ler lair.
ant
kinde aaarad
curt, nil, l,'e.rs-
t,, Persian paw
lot, psindo,
e idea.
E
Shirts
Ties
Dress
foods
inryttaikai~
the
I cloth, 4
pial; from int aG
yard and up.
xazauerwa:aar
Soz
New Padatsams
Sweate
Y
choose
Sweater'
Coats
For kiesf rbil r
lien tamed Bora lay. till
;;doxy and comble 4fop
a bite selection to
show you.,
Ladies
Coats
atber.lot gat ilxe
Renal Swell Cage 'Inst
arriyed. We are h&
ing as big season as no
(MLR a are alike.,
..'"ett. 0000
i• v very
der wear
rm woe, Wool
scion and fleece titled
For Boys and Girls
Nea aankl Leaks.
ood
Dresses
A real good lino apt
Ladles arid (lhilairens
dark catered ;tresses in
all ordure eeiitaltle for;
fall and winter wear,
FURNIS
IN '` E
Coate
Nese Collate
New Sults
New Overcoats
New Capt
Cardigans
Phone 32
Jones & May, Exeter
es of t#z
eeretee
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sg 41
.-a9ffn w...t
� k a `" a� nal.-Iva/We our ' :b .
tate anti y
With cleaare ' 4aTlth 'aa3ete
tore order;zed e7ruyothy
to a�i
aewildernt on, to
ven4 by Clhvt
ben aim greet +stwn
lr e rano till
tae ea;< two Molleraue
I . iaas + z l pies They, lei
rk hider slim not allow bus-
sts to COMO between bhp
lass. ria tekes timet plena
1.Christ WWI Qaa hire
`04 WO young Wei
Jesus des ahead
hips. IteOlitret11014 w
dela
they ere simply .tot
es. God is the
mode VOW alert.
;twat ryas„ . saaaasla.
be 'fern&, lgo,....z ..,...�
ther bow' j**.of the* choly nr
leaaat and the cream o nFc
hflsitos "$bilins a ad
let :gime ktaau, UU
dillies rid 1,
er Aing solo mux
id alio Ills aft+
ist.le
Memorial
thod.ist vitt
l+ ➢fwf. Its^,
l l mit. (mu
k k c4 x sot Ra Ata 1
si of tier a tea e ij Our
ata #waw# 'cut wh-ar we tat, 4 ri °sifn "
T io .xad, t' ern dale that* 4,nst; ; -t ' for, cit
osr ability.. WO 1aave.
d we sheuld a c v b
y' Injured
BY Run
3 eves O'Keefe ag 4 eaa`fi
user reeidi an ' id:dlit2h,
Tuesday TePult gat .iaat k?s
received today evening mint whjle bring`
inn- a i .. .FS
a,x home lead uf' r;....E er��a ..r.�tl-
'104.
3.1c :had just reache4 04e
his farm tad v a . turning. as vy h,et
WI tear took fright .at br.d , 41ras
s�v
e41 char` i
ter .fr, l ;'a fe stud fit e 1a44
K wa� �htarie dead fs lfr�,to that
rani a d lie 5 t El'v azt 440 ids
head' Tri a si rani the r as r a*a-
der to cat il,ta rife wo+' rtv
As kerne pl
`'k5 t�,x,}:;.r sa o zt b.it ° L
ite slaess and rl c
Garih1e iulaaries,
r, 'O' ,Keefe was not
ale-
l F J
nucha
Qta,gtas5., mitt
.
tt art neer as
will l 'held
to Si.,. f' a ie t CrQt"r.r' kis
a�
al;i'sgi.r ,' Klgak`field
g4r4'e the bey to the
„u he shad+ be that would
long Tau lot him serve.
°E said be wand ha
ea that the greet eiati
aatei'ed: without' at
tht r, iu *bedsy
little, Wit .'
count as
acre frllkcat
bey would, con
his own people
ogle la
,they would eo'Caesar 130U.l
d aaftee stein
e heti. he sail
things .-u
things that
bore the inutgo o' 'sex In
tett it belonged to
ve bear the icnaag
we belong to God.
td that we are proud
xat, Gaal qua given,
bavo
tilf? ^{Ile
W of rite laixti. the ores of the
mines or the fish of the seas. The eav
tit is theLord's and the fulness there.
nr. Whose silver,: asked the speaker,
whose gold, whose wheat. whose
tares? The earth is the Lord's we are
only the stewards /and after a long
time the Lotd cometh; to recon wrtla
de. lie did: not give us full possession
Now Is a 6000 T1oe8 for ?diilUllQ &�
DEGORflTIN G
USE
'Chi-141nel in 20 35 & 60 tins
4thimpbells Stains 15 20 450 "
Lowe Bros, 11.S. Paints
20 35 & 60c tins
Elephant Paints
18 30 & 60c All Colors
Pure Turps and
Pure Linseed Oil
Get Ready for the.Cold Weather
e Have a Complete Stock of Stoves :and
Ranges
Ranges froni $32.00. to $60.00
Coal oil Heaters at $4.50—
Coal Hods, Ste 've. Boards, Elbows, etc.
Accounts are now due custoraers will kindly
AMA
note.
tIARDIVARE
AND STOVE STORE
DOBN
tbEtt—in Exeter' „ en
ciotitts,;Ja da
order the American Road
Machinery Conif.arry of Goderfch- may
tienel factory costlier.; e75,600 ethe
guari.intt‘o tile Company's bonds for
sn.ent for 10 yearse The COLTUCil has
reported the matter to a ,soecial coin,
As the' 1Nrayor and the niajority of
the council hare cxeressed thutrisel,
is likely that the iiiatter be sue-
unc del „art
Missionary Campaign
For Exeter Distric
The missipnary con -mate -4 azpoint
ed by the Exeter district meeting'
let in the Methodist church Park -
ill last Thursday, and it was unan-
imously decided to hold the ne,sisiOn-
ary caintri...ign on Zira 11 and IS 1914
A general excluAnge of
be made on Jan. Ilth; 'le, be followed
an 'January efith by a eerciee con-
ducted by the eestor with whate:ver
hele he may secure when the' oLft,r-
ir.g will be taken.
The 7.1er. of exchange is oe, follows;
Exeter Maic Street, "C„ fe,Kaine Ex-
eter James Street, Jeffer•sorg ;Park
C. ,Burtor,; Ifensall Gorge;
Orediton J. A. Snell ; Grand Bend A.
II. Brown, M. A Sylvan11. J Crane
,'XHE LATE MRS, SPICETt
Ca Friday of last week Mrs, Itobt
S;ictr paseed away at her residence
on the corner of William and San-
ders Streets at the advar.ded age of
years. 8 months and 15 "dhys. The
,dtteasca had been -for sorde
ae era tri
easio
onling
tkntu lilt -sue
That Breac
under the a.irept s nines
rd promises to be an event of unusua
terest. judging from newspaper
epode of similar entertainments eon
ducted by the prsesent management it
would seem to be one of the inost am-
using things now ffered for public
patronage.
it will be. in place,
ethods and p ure and on this
account will be rnely interesting
to iadies and oth who have never
attended al real t i . Best of all will
be the refined fu Of the whote atrolr.
With L. H. Di son presiding over
t the Ccatrt; Miss Edmunds appear-
ing as the bro en -hearted plaintiff;
- J. M. South tt as the defend -
lWorcester. Ma prosecuting the ease
and J. G. Stant ty, D. A. defe.nding
the accused; to y nothing of the bril-
liant array of c
and jurors it is
have aill the co
court scene an
to lasta whole
Todeed, it is
position to kn
ing of the cour
case. the audie
the point of en
With pathos
local bits and
u only two weeks crev,,,,ouo
to her., death was .ts,h comil.-,elled to
take her be.d4 eld ege being the eau -s.
of her death: The inaithid name of
the tieceased 'was Clarissa Steven,S,
and after boin,g nrarried to Robert
Si:;icer who predi.,Ceascd 1101' about 1.1
to -a farm' on tile Thames Road and
inovieet to town. She is i -sur
vivc.,,d by two Bons and tNvo ilaughiers
ter 'cif the Jaines 'Street l‘fethodist
•
church, the service,s be,irg held on.
Sunday afternoon hy.1 he eastor, 'Rev.
elace in-, the Exeter cemetery,
the .) fethodist Church trediton, Out
-Pearl 1,'370 nett ,eldost daughter of
, Mr, and Mrs, ,George 'French '578 Eng
11513 6. treat svas ,united inar
Rev, Mr, Jefferson effie046a. They
urt officers,. witnesses
retty certain we shall
enough wholesme fun
edicted b3r those in
that from the open -
until the. close of the
ce will be keyed up to
vulsions by the uni-
eloquence, laughable
games will be drawn
upon without tint to keep up the cint
rent of merriment. As an entertain-
ment of innocent fun, conducted with
mock dignity and without tbe shade
of offence to refined tastes, the Mcck
CourttTriat will be as mentioned above
an event of unusual interest. The fol-
lowing a,re the rest of the participants
Clerk It, N. 'Creech.
Court Officer W. J. Bissett.
Crier, Hubert Jones.
Witnesses, Misses J. Hinely end 0
lQu ince, Dr. Quackenbush, W. J.
Jurors, W. J. Heitman, S. Maetin,
Beavers, 3, S. Harvey.4. Hind. Sen -
Sanders, NV. 13. Weidenhanamer.
Locals
Dr, and Mrs, Rivers 'of Lethbridge)
Alta and two children are v;,siting
Mr's, ,McLaughlin of ..p.teetter, an--
de/went an cr;eration ;on 'Monday last
at .St,,,Josejh'rs hospital London. Th.,
0,;:eration was very successful and
'EVIcLaughlin es :doing eieely.
McLaughiM ie in the city \tete eter
1)1. Amos, of tow n woe erssent for,
opto attepding,a meeting, of the ;Con-,
tral Section of the , Book and Pulite-et-
ing Commrttee of the Methodist eh
ground flocut space, the business h
fo
ett
tti‘WS to tjl: Nni
nett 'owl
very WAY
the real* The v
beta! support and t
'We are only stewards, trustees but t steadily inert.
how oftendo we forget this fact2 has always but tut
The speaser recently made a tiop is rrosperous commonly and
titer ugh the west and was much tin- we look forward with brighter
piessed with the greatness and rich- spree.; than ever. We hope to
ness of the country; of the minerals ot rmittuue to be 51 co-Worlzer in the /
tains and the fish of the seas. Thous -
the mines, of the timbet of the menu- ibmuitldh'eat.geollitzt::notfiedthsisuiloci:ttionolatniideti;T: 1
ands of years ago God thought of us detnts.
and pnt these thinge there. Efe made
the prairies for the wheat, and tim-
kats-
os mc
bered the mountains and stored away
the minerals and when at last all was
ready he said to us enter in and enjoy
the fruits of mv creation. As the
speaker stiw bow people were grasping
for all they could get their hands on;
how in 20 or 30 year.s men had tat..
en out or the soil the fertility that had
taken God centuries to put in, and
now thtiriands of acres are lett to
weedsl uncultivated; and yet after all
'the merciss of God he heard scarcely -
a word or prayer of thank-
fulness he 'wondered what God
thought. They will leave to posterity
a poverty-stricken heritage. Men
have exploited God's earth and are
retell.; pcsterity and we have come to
see thee it is sinful.
You must put religion into corn-
nierce, into your business and if it, is
oot there it will uever get you into
`heaven, sad the speaker. If you. can-
not put, religioil into politics you have
ro politics Some say let corruption
and vice get into politics and keep re-
ligion out. The speaker said he was
into polities. The speaker also said
that he was in possession of a signed
t-ttettient. from one of the members
paillanient, and he did not think
e cons itueney which this member
re r s • is any worse than other
cnnstitutentl, yet this member states
t liai 50 ,,er elkt of the electors in that
k'ey for the r voteand 70 to SO per cent
expect, t, Do,you not think it is time
f r religion to get 'into politics? It is
',ugh ou, thrbugh the church,
a r Heron Must get into commerce,
ine•s and pnlitics. If the kingdom
of God is to come on earth we must
get religion into these Chines. God
life, to use for him. Ile i. the °weer'
we are but tfte stewards.
Taking seripture all the way through
God is th -owner, we are the trustees
and it is quired in stewards that
they he f rind faithhil. ft does not
say - Icel. clever or resourceful
hut w• 1 no good and faithful ser-
vant, If e are faithful then God is
respo • for the results. God only
ero feitlifulness ha the use of the
ta he has given us. Thrt t
is the t. The pastor or S. 8, teach
courng hen they come to this texl
it is required in stewards that a man
be found faithful.
suit t
Tbe Astoria
have puton sale
samples Ladies black un
kirts storm third o
pear price. Vire cart s.
you money your winter
flie Ulf
B. W. f.
LAU
AT THE
COLD!
GREAT LOOSE SHAG-
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THE BELTED ACICS OR
PLAIN BACKS.. CUT AS
LONG AS YOU LIKEAND
LINED WITH STRONG
ITALIAN SERGE'S AND
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SCOTCH PLAIDS.
Both in two
nat
and up.