Exeter Times, 1914-5-21, Page 8E
EXETER
ID DLJNTIN(
24th of Mai
�e have not had aCele-
'Ian iu tows.. for yeat'a
t Will do you goad to do
: liittle decoratirg in honor
of the holiday. We can sup-
ply you with Flags and
Bunting.
CREX 111. /GS
'eve knave placed an Stoele 6 sizes
t this celebrated hue. FOP 'veren
kasarehs 4/14, onhdotar use they
niseat able. Wo will be glad tai,
Mem
kiel��aan x
ales and tate
Ig anssaarlotta3nt
axe not hi t rue et
t DU RAaI
an etAltrre t bine,
els. they tacaiN nal:
an sit -
re
:� mill
Market Repaxt--,The following i
the re crt of the Exeter marke
re'cted up to'May 21st
Wheat Standard 0,,Se l
Oats 34e.
Barley 50 to 52
Buckwheat 50 to 60
Fear 30. t t
Faanily Flour 2;80
Shorts $25 .,
Brea $24 t 1
Creamery '€cutler ` 5 1 t
Rutter, 20 a i
Egges
Low Grad Dour $1,60
Chicks alive 11
Ohicke dressed 13.
Debs alive S,
Renata dressed. 10:
Roosters olive
Roosters;; &eased
D24i: nliVe, 1.
Pock. dressed Oat,
xeese *live "l0 ti e
se dressg 41
Turkeys oliva
Toe dressed 19 '
&tied *pies 6a.
'gala lb' to 90..
Hogs 7I50
*4/il*iso,
LOCAL
$!&* alt n ?thenal
ttr 43. 'l rL,
€af )ray
Ba °
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tan these paalatalr
till id nanny r matt
ata oxer counters at l
vee
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er a oogi,
l=r ti"f'erst
lae#ialays,
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FJra.t — 'E`a c — Best,
Per eit i13n'a titian
: vaeep3r just the thing
• for keeping your rug •
Carpets clean. No taking 4
* up carpets. No dust while
• ▪ sweepinn' Every home
I lira '13 m. Kirk and Ms 4 f esle5
haer, have built lark silos, on
:
fathe mscon33oradger t3ras, at Fullerton had. .
• Mr. James Reutly is 'becoming altlite
• adept. at handling his new auto.
S
Adrian kringle and Tar, Creighton;
are improving in health.
ees'1. 'Thompson has beets quite
ill but is improving,
31 . George Hen' is ,taking the rest
are in Loodone His physician ex-
' • lancets st eomPletc 'reeoven.
• SI/01114 have one. Mrs. Gt"la ,rte is visiting i.
.
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\Father's Day flay 14th snsl Pe e
aaataden Mao 17th were fittingly obe.
e'rved on the eireuil:.
IDon't forget the ball games Bien-
chard Vederals vs. Centralia nee t
Monday, Morning' and afternaon-
iC'ENTR A.
Mr, and Mrs, ft.. Ranter of .l:aeter
visiteal their son W. 1{+stater on Sail
dal ;
Alex, INrigh:t of Whalen :sire. t the
seek end with her anat 13rs, Raw-
retitle.
'A manatee of the ladies attenaK,*
the "lam Mi. S. eeaivention last *veep',
t 4 irktoat, This eenvK e ion will :he
held at •R illi next tear~
'11ne Ladies Aid of than _oFAythoadiSL
...,eh' rdm celebrate their . 2liti anus
natpiem&^,y o,.a tip", K"4-<.iaafll T, aitn t'4„s •> ; rul
8n3' 6ifi pass• a errand ,sup ,r + 1714,
rre'.ua',rfa."laA .,"a•d Ray, ;e it' 'vca'i eo*t tar p-
iCRt85.' t'Itanrtn,=ass h�" ilia ;afl4 e9"Al.
lrn,r aalos fay "li4'r. li nroei4 Fn ,Ir
VIM 'MI15'- 1ta5irentnne;tai it •is d*nala
aaaati ro< loos w111 also 'he efie°t #%l +\l
.its lata4 ,ohms eh ait•aolo Admin sj"'ap
pt,
aagetaae=atts are e oder war a,io
It /the a4rsa et delve :baa rites
G' IiAt 14 sliQTts 'rases a: tc, a ill
eta,'
268 Codhpit tat '.fit,*ns all
d Mr's, Chars, f otiinalt stn
°. a£td Rales, flicks $ blt+z�'aN {;r
at tltc asaraaeaatak;e on Talitr i7
e4!t is driving 0 beau*:
sae i',.t silk cdr. t
daTie
biggest cele;
e' iYCtt
eleltratioa�ly tt
Cann 'early ana*ruing t
O N4a laaeniea aaattbr+
, A, oU 6k"$ to*tans
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aain shears
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Mattettn ciao it ]atYe
ttanaly iii, is` ianpreviitg,
erottstata of l"aSsa3dnre
lgitl??olatives in and serest,
liruxn,Old and daugktlrt+r ; r'
tiNona a are tIAe eneet.e of
.00. Jost; '`aloha 1L
Lill of Ctraaand Demi, a,
wlci `alp for tonne UMW. 4s is
able to be: Calf ;newt
tdttth3 sat F'ordwieb,,
I eels and has
idtn a^oas over o.
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titYA shpt" tat, on4"tilt" in
e vilitagfe last .fit
tor
here
Pol‘riter$4.11
(te” rt) a Alta�tlert attn_c4 llytal,
0. planner rare vat .nndotn tI13S is
attending the branch cor.vty' trot
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la. • SV orannn"q Missionary 'Soctet v
"i iln 17171 #,au91d'tltn fA"•Sc•.1v A^"^+*
a"11t Ivy W. 3' Bene as n hrrnese ahoy
been toms dowal The old bl,telr
treb i vhoal tier • 41.a "a 4* -1. ►...,,* tiiK,,: a,
'Ith these 'buildings sat of the stay
stapes a large gap Ian linin Street+:
;peter will celebrate Mav 2;tb
in a good old-fashioned style with
aII modern improvements. it will
be a real gala dav, Take a da.v
off`and come to Exeter. Von will
enjoy it and we will enjoy your
visit*
v
Mr, T. i;. Reniiford of Ingersoll
elan has been visiting his brother
Richard, at Centratli''e, was in town
+,n Esu-adad+ and .~]dressed the Vour.rt
Alen's Clas%, at gain Street in the of
ereaoo-,. Willie lfanse~r. is to. ;Sive a
elk at the class next t5'abb .th :ifter-
eon_
`'nt the. Times to the aa°bsexit mem-
ber of the family or to the distact
frientle It is as good as a letter
fromhorse',- and is a weekly victor
You/ can better imagine how :'the
home paper is appreciated, whenyou
are absent your self and a copy is for
warded to yew. • r '
Auto Accident, -On 'Sunday n7orr.-
ing last a party of four mon from
London were overturned in an auto
near the White 'church at Grand
Bend. They were making the 'turn
whenthe carskidded.' andupset
throwing the occupants into the dit-
ch. Other than a ifew bruises. the
men escaped unhurt. The car ,.vas
damaged somewhat and Mrs, T, 3.
Nelson, of town was‘' caned upon~ to
make( repairs. 1
eserve Your Shat-7dave you 're -
reed your seat for "Whet Happen -
d to Jones." 'You cannot afford to
miss this treat of the seasonl. The
cast of Characters (See bills) have giv
en freely of their time and Wort, to
make this one .of the best 'areateur
productions, ever.' produced locally
The Opera .house "should be well filled
at this entertwinmen'c fin Moeday:
night., Price; 50 c, 35c, and 25c. Plan
Hall at Ilowey's Drug store
-The Women's Missionary {Society
held the most .successful convention
in the history of the Exeter district,
on Wednesday of last week in' the
lierk ton Methodist Ohrirch. Diener e as
served in the basement of the church
and' "'about .400 sat down to ; idene:
About the same number took supper
A 11 the sessions were interesting and
the addresses were above the average
1l'ri. G.tiS'tewart. "On Christ,ia.r Sire -
erdship," and Mrs, McAlisters address
on the white slave traffic deserve ee
pecial mention The only address giv
by a man was given by Bev E. G.
'Powell of :'Eeetcr
J.
The ,more you know about a
thing, the more you enjoy it. It
is easy to undersigned the Ford,
the simplest car made. The fell
enjoyment of running a car is ob-
tained by the ownership of a Ford
Six hundred dollars it the new price of the Ford
runabout the touring car is six; fifty; the town
car bine hundred—f.o.b. Ford, Ontario ( formerly
WalkervPle post office), complete with equipment
Get catalog and particulars from Wes. Snell,
Agent, Exeter, Ontalp,.
eneeneeeeneeneireneatelesehee
rockville Ca add,
Carriage Co. g ies
A Carload of Buggies has just been received
newest Styles and an xtra fine lot. Intending
pujlhasers will do well to call and see them and
get our prices.
Snell
l ll klass Fair Machinery and Stable Equipment
£tai
kelvin an
Rai up trot
aril rlleti Ju: tows
oianiw to Grant
CXpense or 'e 'cart .is beide
ed to make Victoria Day on
ipecal interest from tarly
~ting untillate at ~night. There
will be something doing' every
"innate. Gime and celebrate.. May
tit in lxett r,
Miss
home
weeks
Molal
et rfr :at all
taiga&
1 \f a;1° Frany.3xa t ata :e atr
a•a valiting for ax cxiaide
Brantford
The Aunual fleeting of the Duran
Rural Deanery and ;nutria, Soboot As-
sneiaelion was held in t, il,'honxaa
rltorch S4'afertle en TIaatr ;day ,gay
when Rt?e, .1, W. Doherty, R. A. of
Tlensall was re-elected rural Dean or
i'lasraxn. A spec al program was pro-
vided donsisting of addressee on Mis-
sionary Literature, by INV. Dr, rage
of irussels and Duplex l nve1opc,
tem and Every Member Canvass. by
acral 7]e11n Doherty. The afternoon
sa'ssion was devoted to than work of
Sunday Sehocls. fe~v D. WV'. `Collins.
ushers' E. an, Rey 03: Atkinson. 1,
"erehand and A. Day attending the
rtl,, aiaag. from Hetes. .
Plan to spend Victoria day in Br-
ier, Baseball, bowling. horse rac-
ing an .automobile, exhibit, and a
concert in Lite evening will be some
the features during the day,.
n Hurt in Auto Crash, Former
Excterite--John R. Jaynes; who was
injured in a:n automobile ' accident
near /Toronto. in which his wife was
killed, is a former Exeter boy, and
well-known as a commercial travel-
ler throughout western Ontario,
Re 'started his career as a clerk in
Pickard's store, at Exeter,' and aftei
a time on the road, he engaged ` in
business at Alvirsto'n _ After'.a time
he again `ireet on the' road. and later.
moved to 'Calgary where he has mede
a fortune in real estate,. The accid-
ent baripened alt bond lake 15 miles
out of Toronto. The automobile car-
rying ellr, and Mrs, Jaynes, his sot:-
in-law,
oilin-law, Mr, John Vanwert, with his
wife and three children, Ruth, aged
seven, Dorothy four, -Willie .three;
swerved in a sandy stretch of road
and over turned when it strick the
rail of an intesburban 'line.
' A big time is in store for those
who come to Exeter on the 25th of
May. 1
el l
""ti, areetteenetiee''
gamvszemze
James Beverley
FURNITURE DEALER
FIIVI;Y�AL DITRECTOR
AND ENEAE'_V1ER
air St., Exeter
Photic 74a.
'hen nerreenee
°t'ho11laest 4aln*wn
Th�'dC�grd tare e7itiaa3
ear t�taa heir"4'irc41 brtoikl
Tht, 'hare. men ` are
to 'hall.,; their
*letoriat . day'
14 West, c 1,11oltra, -td
has crawly begt 714 area seed**
throughout Canada Nabob': not
exceed, that of 'fist Reports
from the West are th .
Moe eeili be a 811181i inerease 'to the
ort seeded In •uheat, while in ',Iitan
t ba and Sasks-tchewan the wheat
eraee -will be unchanged,. in Ort -
r the weather last run having per
Ploughing until a late date
ultivated area will probahlY he
than lot year. On the whole.
°natty will be fortunate it the
u s from field crops equal those
year. Lt the present expeota,
pus are realizsd, the wheat crop or
he United States, Will be the great.
est ever harvested,. Some enthusiasts
etiolate a yield of n Billion bushel..
two hundred and fifty million bits-
hels greater 'than the average,. In
trend of which Nvas interrupted lied
yea; by the failure of the United :its
tea corn crop, A1111 be low. The re-
turns from animal industry ought ur.-
der the stimulus of free enay into
the United t%tates. to materially in-
crease, especially if indestrial depres-
sion has started labor to the /and—
Weekly 1Sun.
Mallon •and
their hem
mina' lo
June 1rd,
DON'T TIE A QUITTER
We cannot always find the ways
That /ead 'to waiting treasurers:
There must sometimes be dismal days
That are devoid of pleasures.
The winds that blow so softly now
To -morrow might be bitter;
The storms will come, but, anyhow.
.Don't be a quitter.
We cannot always do the things,
We may not all he dukes or kings
Some naen must. do Ithe hewing
Sorae men must plow and some must
1 While some in jewels glitter
But„, if sour place is high or 10W,
Don't be a quittere
Some men may live in idleness
On fortunes -they inherit,
And some men never can posess
The sweet rewards of merit;
Some ,men may ride in lordy staee'.
'While others bear the litter;
Ha rich. or poor, or small or great.,
Don't be a quitter,
Ybei cannot wren by --sitting in,
Your corner, sighing grayely,
Deflate your chest thrust out your
den
And do your eluty bravely;
You. enay have cause to be ic doubt,
Your hardships may be bitten
But never let the world find toil—
e rehtitter,
Court of Revision
The reshorne Council -44 ili meet as
a court of Revision of the ASsessment
Roll. for 1914. at 'the 'Township Hari
Elirnvihe en Saturday, June 61.11, at
WO
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feed doors
TII€'1SD.'. x1.1' 21.
coal, coke,
lake firing easy
at pan is filled
e without' removing.
cCI dealer or write for booklet
liAwKiNg SON, Local Agents
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Ruts
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Big Celebration a
ELI ER
BIG DOINGS AT THIS STORE
Big showing of Fancy China and
Glassware for wedding and
birthday gifts. It will pay
you to come in and see
Our Big Assortment
Lots of Fire Crackers and Rockets, Lots of Candy, Oranges, et
Big Prize Grab Bag Sate. Music all day,
" The people come from near and far,
To spend their money at Powell's Bazaar."
Be one of them.
— Rhone
azaar
ss
SEALED TENDERS WANTED
The cOuricil of the Townehip of Hav
will 'receive sealed tenders up to 12
o'clock noon on Saturday, the 30th
day ot allay, 1914, for building a
number of cement bridges..
Plans and specifications may he
seen at 'the office oe the undersigacd
The,,lowest of any tender, not nee-
-Zurich Ont, May 12Ih 1914
FRED HESS
Clerk of Ha
Meeting of Huron County
The council GE the Corporation of
the County of Derm, wilt meet is
the Connell chaniber in 'the toetn of
Goderieh on. Tuesday the 2nd day of
Jane next at the hour oi.,3 o'cloclei
iv,7"1. LANE, Clerk
George Pedlar
Flanos and Organs, Tuning and
repairing. Over 30 years experience
All tvork guaranteed
T,e.ave orders at this office or ade
dress Box 174, Exeter Geo. Pedlar,.
The Times is_ prepared to (get: our
horsemen's route cards on short nee,
see us.
on William Street Exeter ' Good, Eitel
‘A,lsoelereinier separators, $15.00t
'401 Morley