HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1914-6-11, Page 1ntnry-Nuan YEAR—No 207
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Huron & Middlasex Gazette
ONT, 0.41,1ADA THURSDAY MORNING',
PH°N8 fik,411:)INS MAY
New Wash Dresses
Ladies Misses and Childreris
QN 32
is the tine you will need your New Wash Dress, We have
e range to show you in different Cloths, Styles and Colors
Children's Dresses in white or colors 50 cents to $2
Misses' Dresses in white or colors - $1,50 to $5
Ladies Dresses in white or colors = $1 to $7
New Tub Goods
Wool Reline Crepes Ohoshouls Cotton Ratities .„, Voiles Galateas
Bedford Cord Toulards Ducks Muslins Reims Drill
Ali Color, P4itterns and Qnfklitlea to C10004i1J:rQUI.
Mens and Boys Furnis ings
Fiats ec Caps
lbe new novelties
Are shown hare in shap.
es aud coors,
Clothing
Collars a Ties
1,he New Stuff is al.
ways found he in a
big variety of goods,
ShirtsStraw fiats
A big variety of W. We show you the Int-
01us in MI colors est in straws & shapes
Ftsench and stiff cull% no better to pick f rocs.
Underwear
'Afoul and Boys Suits in ali the New Cloths "Col underwear for menwomen, boys and girls
and !tight l.Tp.to.Date in stye, Summer Suite 10separate or combination suits. Looe knt
gloe. Rallbriggan or Mos Wool.
gs Matta
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
ote= Carpets Matting Oilcloths Ourtains Blinds Shades
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JONES
MAY
RHONE - 27 A
PHONE 27 B
1GET YOUR SPRING HARDWARE
WANTS AT HEAMANS
arid save rrianey
LAWN MOWERS
Our Prices are Right
W and B Mowers, fro rct 84 to $0.50
Black Diamond, from 7,50 to 7.75
Grass Catchers, from 1,00 to 1,25
Grass Shearers, from 25 to 50 cents
Hedge Shearers, from 1,0o to 1,25
Lawn Rakes, from 25 to 85 cents
Poultry Netting from 2 to 10c a yd. Screen Wire from 10 to 30 c a yd
tScreen Windows from 1,00 to 2,25 Screen Windows 25 to 40 cent
-A:luirtain Stretchers from 1,00 to 1,25 Paints and Brushes
0 — Cedar Mops at $1.50
Wizard Mops at $1.50
Cedar Oil at 25 & 50c
Wizard Oil at 50 cents
Liquid Veneer at 25 cents -
1)ustloane at 35 Cents '
FURNACE WORK AND PLUMBING
Exeter Coundll
A specia/ meeting of the council
42*.r,a4aye
sltelvtleilwt4
in,1:he6atver651ssstt.or3te,e0Innt;Seax::
Oil present:
The question of grading Tfill Street
leading into Riverside Park came up
for tacesston, 41 Pre"ViOtts meet -
the Commissioner Nvas instruct-
ed to grade this street, and was for-
latintleallh4cerfer,vtd",,asNrier6,faor:drdvi:po dgioveson
by Air, h as. year of wheeh
the etoortoll has noreeord ,Mr, Stan-
burywas asked to "wait on are council
and produce the document, which he
did and advised the council. bwat
action to 'take
Doyle and Heaver; that the coun
instruct Mr. Staabury to prepare
by -taw necessat7 for the opening
of „street Trom AndrewStre
17:strallokeErna,srtoortrunspeXnretsmityalz:id thot
Afr,
Ilooldt*O for art our -tore., trOttk
Hill Street tO Itivorsido park C-irr
W ere- tee-i,,INTed OPel's
eit
NE
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Lond011 Conference
for Rowell
Sarnia June ---The Committ
Oa Temperance and Moral Reform
the Loulon Coference, of which
0, lfav Is Char:Ilan and X F. Ratig
Si,otetarr. submitted the followito
tcpert to -day
I.. Your commtte4, kinds reason
for gratitude in the new, Ctlepentrac
egislation. whch, while conservt.i,
enough, is still in 4rhe right dirotio
viz, .i,horter limns of sale and prose
eittion of drunkenness itt with hi
districts
14 liett4c{0
Toky Senators Kill Farmers Bank Bil
e... Eleven Couservatitr. as Led by $ir Mackortzi .- '4'•-f --
or . Voted to Kill the Measure
.1.
hi: Ottawa Jne' 8—The Oovet-nmE,ns in the S'e;c4.g t•t,, whil't 41,4 r-eiv19 a
has double-crossed 'the Faroi.tr.i ring faith with-190,sitt'Y
ja:, tOttleer:::::deethtOvsilltgorh sthincod trnhemOonTI: ::::1-11° °I144rC)117:13{'' rl'' '4 '41
e
IQ COaSerrztriVe members trim ':c( '''' ' '
it8 -amply 'borne- oot by the
tdetieed to "oeimberse the di.1440it
d ti e Senate tonight i-ln*. six nrtntht4 The Liber4lSerottr,r4 VOI,r41 WA
ttai,Sr Daptiort of Senator Power, wnti, the, bill ta ZeMt11:4',e Me
earned fy a vote or '32 to 25 and the were
: ''''acitag of the bin nas tlhos Hon, .'.1"*."-l'ic51
e defeated. by a majority of i,seven • lloh, lion:vino. Casgr4 7 't'i
- $ince there were eleveo cm*4rva- Thi Liheral Loader :Ger
, 4144
- rives.. led by :sir 1Waci,-7,-2-tz;i' - ai,,'ewell, '''' 1-74'''''5it-t W";t-iTi-7,* ' ''''''4
who voted to kitt the ill, it wilL -414c0 pa,T:„A BoVitr Ood, T#Itiliewlifl,
; be Seen ato,t' the TitsPoutiihility lot, ' T,Iii, oxltx eg).w.,,1-4v..v.
thkt. defeat ot the ti --:r e resto en, wd' tor tip' OuvrrtuntOlt
tirety with tlot Govvrinievi ritetith,,.4'6. Lfot. 3fiO*.10Augh:004'4344114".
The charge wade e.ortria days ago tliat, on fx,:woott, to4r4.0)„ mall
Government Was oridorbadediy fintifb BenctellY, Arge011 4,04
orranging far the kilnA' of tfict bilg ,villf,h '
fac7'thNte-tevrethlial7e5lhein 1..17 ste!Ifl ?e
encosupromisingls opposed to th
licensing of any evil atid th'
liquor trffie. is one of 'the most per
icios. of modern eviis, and where
se the licensed har is the chief instru
m:nt itivtetl: optro4itItegLtcintri io4itiallet 7;11(
cd and -rood tor the wa tori-ag' of Ifik14' f'Itnre
on and 31'410 Streets. as fonowsr,
Roolden 12.00 per week, Henry Rit
chr $4 e' dfir WIten ncessar7
Doyle and Beavers that the tent
of Henry Rare,`,2'Pte4
four dollars per day -when noceson
to water streets accordin_ to *rile
of Street nniontontr, Crie,
Horton and Hind that titre ele‘-it
hastiructed to order six TOR inch
tor manhole purposes Carried
7'he Commissioner WaS illatrartvd
ravel Huron Sireet whete necesti
s soon ax covenient.
T n.
have the opportunity by their
ballot a ei4)sing the 'bars or the
T. Provnce, therefore he it resolved
tn. that this annual LOndent CaararVara
most strongly orgesiUMethOtliAtl
ler throughout its hound, regandleaS or
at party affiliations to cast their Willett
17 In favor et closing the barsc,
rs
Locals
Mies Vr,t Rene hos taken a PPS
tion with Mr ff or Credit
'Rev, Mr. Creary o 'Melon, prea
ed both toornintr and evenirg "TM
es Street church on Sabbath last
r. 0/AA-epee Ilywooll who
been attending Chathlm Rosiness re
vege has uceessfill in trnos
Ins c:Caiminations and is visit's -4- t
his hom.
*.‘fr, and AleN Dow A t ten,44
1 Ptweddio• of
Cecil OW, of near '.'st ANAL to Mis4
Emma Cameron. or TokerMthon.
line 3r4b.
The ladies of CfAV('I) ebarell
hold a rospberry feativai on nr
Chritie's lawn ;TOY [Flth Tea liervea
Irma 5 to 8 o'eock Watch for fur-
ther articitiars.
Mr. Elliott sz Goderieb. 'Sup. 0
the ChildAidoeiet V of Pori
CoantY oecunied the Pulpit. in Mai
Street .).tethdst ebureh kSabbat
morning and Mr. A. J. Ifeywood,
Divinity student in "the V'venirg
Er.l. Jas. 'Willis of 1..;:cetrer Wort
Dossed away an Sunday last at the
OM. Or 03 years 1 month and 5 day%
to
"2, Inasmuch an the telnirrauc*
people of the province bare for many
Yars, been asitiLg for the abolition
of the bar. And inasmuch as or the
oreSent time Mr. N. W. Rowell K, C.
the leader of his ':itajesty's loyal o -
position in the Provincial Legislature
hot". by maktog the abehtlen of the
bor. the chief plank in his platform
completely estranged the whele liquor
Interest. from bis banne. aAti tbraW '
upon Ala the responsibility tor its
continuance we, deem it the duty of
- all Methodst, and on Christians and
on all temperance people to support -this
eh Ilex which is undoubtedly the most
1 tar-reachng temperance legiclation
that has yet been offered ne.
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4:r11 OP 1.11i$ Ic.i&STWOOD
it Mr 41 G. tStanhory received the
said news on Wednesday 1310t1 L. that
Mr°
(Jr,) Eastwood had passed away
at the IMIne 0( her daughter Mrs, R.
Worley at Toronto, Mrs, Eastwood
Nvati a woman of special qualities of
bead and heart which endenred her
to mans Iriends Mot only in tier home
town of 'Whitby but also in Exeter
where she visited her daughbr on
•many occasions, Tier husband prede-
ased her a little over ' NU" ago
Xr,1,Starmry goes tororitO to at-
tnd the funeral which will take
040 to Whlthy 'Cemetery no Friday
xtterttoon.
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Exeter held the tak All. Craig
1Vaiti 10 a tte raig on Mon,
day night in their first seller.
Wontof the South Huron leaue, the
game :being called at the end o4 the
eighth innings on account of dark-
ness wit h t he soon, three alb Tho
Ex. tor infield 'dared a trnappY game
and*helped to hold the game do ,% a in
no 1n1iI way by choice pick-ups And
,ure throws. Harrington ;and Doyle
make a fine batterY and had the
hard hit king. Aliso Craig elayers
nee,,sing all tie time. Binder -
marsh, the port side pitcher of Ailsa
Craig, is there (with the goods eaus-
ing eleven of our twarriors to bite
he
tdust by the strike out route and
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1( 11 good support will be a hard roan
Lo beat. The line up
EXETER.
The deceased had been SerionnlY 111
for several aveoA, !hut sbwed, signq
or improving. She took a relapse and
passed awas on Sundasf She issur-
vied bv her husband and six: growo
Up cidret The 'funeral was held
In the 13xaer 00netery on 'Wedns
da.
ommemit
The first exhibit, in eonection with
Conference Notes the Huron County Rural Survey is to'
Sarnia ,Tune 4-11ev, George Nen
Hazen pastor of the Wellington St
MetkodiSt Church London, was. eleot
ed President of the London Methodic
Conference on the *first ballott. Thur
day afternoon,
There were two circumstances wor
thy ot special nOte, in the election o
Rev, f.r, Hazen to the presidency
The first is that 'he is a great grand
son of Captain George Neal, a Brit
Ish officer who left New England to
come to upper Cattada as the first
heldh3 the Mown Hall, Exeter, on
:lune 23rd, afternoon and evnog.
The survey has been conducted las
Ile Presby I erian and Met herdic'
el -inn -hes and the charts, diagam,' and
8 Pictures showing actual comparisons
end changes failures and growths dur
inf.; the past folly years -will be given
Tn additon addresses will be given bs
Prof. Melleady nt the Ontario Agee
' ultere ,Colleg,!; Air, Ellis editor of
Farm and Dairy. and Rev. Dr, Myers
who will speak on the Religious side
of the Country Movement
A quiet wedding tookplace at the
home of the bride's parents Mr. and
Albert Willert, Exeter North.
June ard when their daughter
nisnElizabeth was united in mar -
age to Mr. George, J. Soeder of
ratford. Miss Lavina Willett. • t
of the bride acted as bridesmaid,
ile Mr, Henry Daub of Stratford.
sisted the groom The ceremony was
performed by Rev. S. F. Sharp in the
presence of a number of friends ahd
relative.), Mr, and Mrs, Soeder will
make their future home in Stratford
Their many friends will join in 'ex-
tending congratulations. 1
MARRIED
Methodist preacher in tit!s part of tn
country,. The second special circum-
stance is that lien, (W. G. 11. MeAlist
er of Exeter, the Tetiring president
is the noon whose influence first
brought Mr, Hazen into the Meth-
odist ministry
11r, McAlister was deenly moved as
he introduced to the conference the „
man Nrbo had been chosen to preside
on
Lo
St
er
wh
ovi..r their deliberations and !Mr,
-Hazn in his turn paid tribute to
the influence of his predecessor in
officer.' "There is no ore, topless it
be tnv mother and grandfather to
whom I oWe more said Mr Hazen.
RevW G. H. McAlister has been
elected as a member of the general
conference contingent(
Rev. E. G. Powell of Exeter was e),
ected Secretary on the ,second ballot('
and chose as his 'assistants Bev A. B
M. Thompson. and Rev 11 J. tiren
ltt F. J. Reyeraft was appointed
statistical secretary and Rev. Byron
Snell journals secretary
Final Draft—The final draft of the
Stationing Committee of the London
conference shows no change froni the
tirst draft in the }Exeter tdistrict
Rev; .11112:worthy comes,Hto Main
eaxiiaris Hardware and Stove Store
treet Exeter, re G. Powell, is' per -
On. Iran 27h Richard. -Wiles 911 ear-
e'Y S4,ttler Or 'Elanshard died a t tin.
- age of 97 years and 8 months, The
deceased came to Canada over 60
;..rears ago. trona Yorkshite and set
tied on. 'the Town, line betveen Blom-
,):7,91,11110:14b/Yardi aPec:rhir::ii,ta:tixc;Imfill Ir:01 iod'irkdar11111111' telo:gev:14,,, t:vrhc ri3fs3, e..1';Baiisclihtabeeendas:htiPa :Sri.' in::
the. only dalightert,,
Michael Johnston,h‘irta
inarringe to Mr, Pe
a hitto., < Tin
most of his life. lie is survived by ail
.." '
, tt,
r:' and Mr,ye- sit
the afternoon train for Galt. upon
their rett rn, they will Ittice tip hot lse-
keepng in IIibberte
A 10.1:: 11 Sheial event 'took
place on 'Saturday Aloy 30th at th.!
1,01(0: of Mr, and J. Shte. near
Kirkton wh
hen their eldest daughter,
Miss Gertie was united in marriage
mitred to engage in special tenaer-
ance 'work, with sanction of confer-
ence; Eliniville G, A. Batamrd .Gternd
Bend. J. E. 'Cook; Lucan fl. lf. 'Barn-
by,Granton. Le,slie Reid, Mr,
Steadman goes to (Cornna,
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El It1ILLE
The Ladies Aid of the Alethodist
church celebrated the Kings ,loirth-
ay last Wednesday by giving a tea
mid concert in ,the church. A very
sumptuous supper 1VaS served in the
1"):1"rtent• ''"or 'which a spieed'd pro
grew. of instrumental a'nr1 voc it lot:-
slc dinnso <was given
them who tooltlit artnin the program
• •
WerkiAlisses Cho*anand Treole at
VAdinMr, Haterpion, Bliss Alma
of Wod1.4,t' Miss Riddell of
At rnioe, 31r.; $4tnert ad Ake Phoir'„
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SOEDElt--WILEARD—In Exeter.. on
June 3rd at 'the home of the bride's
parents. Mr and Mrs, A.,. E. Wil-
lard Miss Louise Elizabeth to Mr
George iSoeder of Stratford by
Rev S. F. Sharp
111cMI1-TAEL --PICEETT— Tn viie.
tcn on June 3rd. by IleD'r 'Vou t.,
ledge Orpha Emily yovnaest ,e8 tigh-
ter of 3irs John <Pickett]. to lrebert
McMillan of bleKillop .
DEMPSEY---SIMPSON At bacon on
,Wednesday June 3r3 Miss Ida
Simpson, daughter of Mr, • John
Simpson of Mooresville to Mr,
John Dempsey, of Centralia.... •
ROWELNORTHCOTT--OTI Wednes/
day June 10th at 'the horne of 0hi,.
bride's parents 111r, anct Airs, Roger
Northeott Mery Alb -rte Ito Chester
E. Rowe. . .
wru:ZEL–itrOWAT — In Toronto on
Tune 2:d. Miss orgina Tilowat, to
11r. .1. M. Wte, of Sutherland,
S'ask, formerly of Dashwrioch
DIED
NfeloA11,S In Luean on June 4th
John Mi Fall's aged 45 'years.
LOUGH—In Vancouver 01. '0. or, ,1a
aist W. II? ..fieugh,..fo,indelslyal a:,
ee, ,',.,,t46014,-"il
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V. LL ---n Exefeh','Worih' 'On.Id'itoe
7t11 Dorcas. L)0194,.,,d „wire of 'James
Ilisragiodra ,... month ,..1, ',,,t6 Ocirs,.• ',
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Baseball
AME X=.1 64 n
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Cann, P. 1 1 2 7 0 0
Neeb, D. 2 1 0 4 0 0
Boyle, F. c 0 0 10 0 0
Whadsor, E. 3 0 0 1 3 0
Rivers, B. rf 0 1 0 0 0
Can2pbe11 Dr. ss 0 0 2 3 0
Trelbnr• P, lf 0 0 0 0 0
Harrington, B p 0 0 0 3 0 40
HeWood, C, a) 1 0 0 00 we have a":
2411611111114011011bellnlainalltill
Edmund Zellers Pledge
pledge myself not only to soppo
Abolish the Bar" policy of Air. Bowen
to vote for the roost advanced measure of ten
perance reorm, whether it be introduced by
Conservative or Liberal if I am your repre.,
sentative in the text Legsature4"
.'.Ton.''17ote..for.tt-ii..m4ttr:or-
Exeter
Attractiv
A NA
Prices 111
13
J ust re iv4. a, carton ‘1,112, in eb skirting embroidries% attractive rm.t4,4
q.,t4 inch skirtng trabmilideries .50 cents a yard.
Ladles cotton hose - black .10c pair Childrens cation hoe- tan 4 itilcio
Big assortment of mensintares and ties---ravoitere samples
Was balbriggan, underwear $1„00 value for 75 tents snit
Hens and Bapa suits — Big Variety — Little Price.
A big range of shoes—See our job lines at $1.50 a pair
SPECIAL MADVIO,MITA,SLTRE sulTs CLOSEST loRicEs.
W F BEAVERS
One Door North Post Office,
atn
2 324 0 0 •
flLSA CRAIG I in all st37I,.s
good supply
NAME" P iL H 0
arnes, C.
Hodgins, W.
Dorman, W.
Leith, W.
Matthews, A,
Chapman, E.
Wei, C.
Craven, A.
Hindertnarsh
A E 48
0 0 II 1 * and szes.
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0 2 0 2
0 0 0 0 0 '14 SPRING
l), 0 0 0 UNDERWEAR
Two Piece and CooPhinattion
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. 3 9 24 7
seonn, By INNINGS -- 11 H E
EXE2ER-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 — 33 0 .0 Also we keeP im hand a Fun
AILSA CRAIG -0 0 0 00 1 20 — 30 7
Sewn ary--Sacriice nit F I3oYle;
C 13anes; stolen baes, Minden -nand)
iNfatthe \vs Winrlsor; double play.
,Craven arid Weir; ba -'e dn balls 011-
11121111125103 2, Ilinderniersh 1; struck
out by Harrington 10, loy Hinder-
,
marsh 11; left on bases Exeter 4,
Aliso, Craig :8; 3-)iteh 'finder-
marh; umpres T., 1 ole Exeter,
1,01m0 AilEa C,1 a l.
Adsa Craig will phly ball here on
Monday evenling eex., The ga mit
thonid be one of the tooe't interesting
ever inayed in town. The home 'team
are ch-:erminect to win aod reed your*
'0 11,1
.1). Line of Overalls
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FURNISHINGS
We have 2, new and up
to date stock of Gents'
•T:ttrnshe'
ins the leadin•
fashion hits in •
aGt veeas oSilhitst.s:7res,
, 1,3ndermeay, Socks,
°f '''•7011-111'117Zi1,
. ps).
, thet.ine<139ft1.oLMr. Edward -(4
00Yes,22110 h1td 21d 3Ofl hiset,
11, yeare: e but from
ttled i
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12
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