Exeter Times, 1914-10-22, Page 1,u.
Ht ron & AliddildsexGazette
`oRTY.SEcolID YEAR --N® 21,32
EXETJit9 ONi1 CANADA. THURSDAY iRSDAY O NINGOC` OB;
PHONE 32
JONES AND MAY
PHOE
Exeter O Ihci . niversa y ices
'k special meeting of the conceit ata$
ld in the frown Hall on Th& r da.-
ening the 8th inst to take into eon-
a'atron eowe1ur_ieation +received
from .lir. 4,V, pane Coear_ty Clerk, rte
he coratribsitu- of apples oats and
Potatoes to the Patriotic Fund
acd 13eaavers that the council
rimy 200 bags of Fol ctom at viae per
hag to be sant as a eoctribuzion from
the .Corporatiosa for the relict' of frac
destitute I3e1nat^tqand 13r;ta;b,
e connctl met in than. To.va ;tall
on Friday evening, the 18th inst. Ail
line ihe•rs it erg pre-,>,tt with the ex-
ception of 3r '11'lint le Previous mine
tern were read raced 1r;grpye4.
,5fr, Itatrnoha alf,d on the cO'mejl�
-4iCa tR• s“Pulif.d i ,ib sr4ff€eierri
to be lard in the ditch in irontl
Of lens property and that he r,.on !d.
have the -.awe r eyed in at ,his +t3
___asst lir, lane lar al. ,fated tha4
Itrogterty ov r•,s Portia aar.d SORrika
Uatra egret to 70C°Rtiy to do their chore'
,a+'o tr the roaa ell Svaul
irni,h aEJi, to t vtord the tt'>mder drain`.
tit 325 t4. t lrat•t the ZareSenit ltll
tilt, that lie 4A04114 emit RIC :talo
Itis ort
arto t arse '#[card: that 'fr. aLohi
a.attd thr• Or
ash co tie
tlr
xtt atter t ria i ;south
• ;,res4 kat aril of lti ilac►t ilia
.the cplarell bur lea tilt
and pair :for l#alf day ltTl
as
wad grader icer
road. 31x^, Raannobr tri
Klrww4rrg Ike tile, lay-
.Seat* attd f1.. balance of t h
lliaal* all t4 lac* thtt e~ to the satisia,as
n of fit"; oali4rll eart'o 1.
avers t4 d rtor. the the Clem
ep] , to Ward ICefes io t'4ee,
1la.11yirag barrels f'+ r Potatoes, arta
tires :orad lasts to t ito;tlasa uric.
Covernmert ttt'lhtag Wan we wilt
t laurels tot 1 otac Von 'T'#ti
0fte rand that t.l _G#i gtrlrA".
3.$41P t` f1,49 133 o' raiFkal pe
clad 1iiar.d 'tint oat tae:; ; k
vs of tin,,. Rea'a0.rar.`- atl4i lith*
4c. council laps e•xpectled
e ltt#ult or the a eases, s l'o-
t t o =are extension at
is to ae made thh fall,'.
lint Cf, TOM. tee t'Nrgot•
taotu t4 referred to tri
na4•a t'.ag b,> paid theft
that 1.14.,,, OCCOa.i i 4e hilts,
400
Nifty
Men's
Suits
All Soyer
eight Brand.
Slits, label-
led err fine
orsteds
alldTweeds.
.
at -
shades
and patter-
lsA else a,
lot o Mens
Navy'n +.
ll. Serge
Shits,
eaut f n
ivl:llttll'y
+Collared..
coats t h e
sweilest lot
we have
le'ek's hown
Also Black
Dress coats
Fur Collar.
e 4 Coats,
Belmccans
any thing
you want in
the Over
coat line.
oiv you
FALL S
AND
OVERCOAT
iortt' af Clothing
On Our Tabies
while
week we were fortunate, on
account of bad conditions in
the West, to pick up a big
snap in the above lines and
are going F
we a n to sell them at
�
absolutelyl l
wholesale a prices.
al
to
300
Pair
Mans
Odd
dd.:
Pants
Corrie ill
clow while
our selet t*
term is large
,nd,seo
what w,a
bave
you,
alaomors,
Norfo&ks 4,55
blouse suits
and Buster
Browns at
Wholesale
prices.
Boys
Over.
Coats
Galore
In any size
;just in this
week, and
away down
In price.
t'
N :;�fY COATS
CALMORE
We have New Coats arriving every few days All
the New Ideas in Clothes, Styles and colors are. shown
here. No two alike, Childrens Coats in:4 big variety
of cloths from $1 up.
MILLINERY ! 1VIILLUNERY v,
New Hats coming in and being made every day. Al-
ways something, New here in the Hat line. Oar millin-
ers are very busy early and late
New Fall Dress Goods
All the New Fabrics in the leading colors are on y our
counters. A very large range to choose from at ally prices•
Colored Dress Goods
Nei ,rly any shade is stylish this year. No Matterwhat`you
xari'you will find it here at all prices.
Black Dress. Goods
Blacks are real strong this season for both old tend yo i g'
A big variety of cloths to choose from
rr4
as
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la.
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• Latvett, 'gasoline 57,60;
titre't, wottli;ig 24,40, Ca:.
Vv. aa'ct :Ora; l,lectria
e coni 1/7,54; adao. 'Arra
;' T, la lyra 410 r;llll; 1,', Creech/
'0; S. So, idi • 4fio 440; I'laatw. Saco'
r do 2.00; Cc+41rgac Randers do 3.00
altar Weaatentt era .tib; It llavi% do
i0: `ri3Utt, j1011141y •- rIo 3.00; 3%J=
flea%-i�yrc !1 Iltitans labor .f.00
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B. Carfat. ,' t+ urrr, ..
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NA DI.
t#611R ITt,\ 1
1:,,CITED ENG,LAND r� {�p}� t}�y
Lord Robert ‘‘-'1141
114* C.411141.'4r, Farmers' Contribute o
trogitg at Salisbury tin, I r.gl:and or, Farmers
The e l i Relief Fund
�`ltc. env incident xnaa'l:iitg the first
lay crt' the rrtn;tdiacs ire camp was as
woken leg received by aL trannel' There tris evidence on Tu. sda3 i,ist
from a kick froul a horse, rbc at tin Exeter ctntio;t of Nova concet-
horses reaching the camprafter :Qtt14teii:7
ei1:;iraserous1nngcastealtrritnjour,ie}rsavert*oco ttrntunr!ilcltNlarrolurdsskattiin at )acro or t:hie a, grOiind :tgn :x,.tc•r, cid ra ane ta•cl' sin` bnar-
tbat: 't,hey' gro,v i, be recrui,t's as much di in. Iy
t was delivering da in, this
au they could do to handle t.Uc m. rite
The Anciversary services of jav�-
er Preshyteriaa ehuroia 'were Saeid ou
Sttraday or -d Monday 1aSi; Land were- e
decided suedes in every particular
Utas $iitrday the heather was ideal and;
large co>igregatiot s greeted tlJE3
speaker, in the evening all tilt- na-
allable space was taken ug and nnar4
etc re turned away oni tale to gain ad^
rtrittanee. The special sdaaker for
the occasion tsar ltev. Alexandria, Ile--
Milton,
+le-Milton, of Toronto secretary r.-t'ary of the
-4r#aihly Committee on Church Praii5e
'Fn, the naorcin jtr, 'r e Iftll3xt
-•u more aart,i Mirky i, cocoeeti.-ko
the tuktiaos oft the cla,uroi a:rd sp
ik Vez4il g h4a t4 ok i:s te' enol;
f r `d`lair is +rgne oettaer xnan
tlx iZrttsse aai G :� Tl la�aket Haat
rtiv#rl^ � an'tkalzigplae�* las'cccruascaaasaonrris tai
°irh Go41 t'cr
airy.,
Jacob
11V411:°4
oad ca�va8 Qd out �c
after kaAypang 2ui:: ii44w11
44f14 -1444 RAR coa#amictu
b 004. OW Wee he,
of kis wirtest pa3,
t :bad te.othIna to
tr r?odFEtItr..105r
omere'aanli:
LaB'tlti9lint 'bu;
is
the association
lr .siker year
a la:ui lvit].
nesatAV
The Exeter
again
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REPARE for tft WET
finuddy
By buying g paw -9f
b lrs, Our stack is
prices are the lowest-
r nteed. Buff .'aa pair o
wear the best shoe that
•Clothin
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Baur Strong Boss �:a
<-oniplete .331:t< th
bbers are all
Shea
ave twig r5'agei -o-
Wear Sults and Overcoats in tie ewestyles
end the prices cannot be beaten auywheze. Seo
Jnr spedal order $amples ror snits and over -
...oat
Saarcoats.. We a n.give y biggest, range of
to ebeose front and at a price l
"estll and eel
.- WOrt
in stock to sel
OS me prices.
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t rause
a
Pi
Tri,vi
d'
for the d
led with
a4
14r,«dirt, 4
ora
iiflit]e too
With il;c'
: t+u"d +r
„,s if
le i1 said al,o at i.
The work Will at
tor the ;press and will
ower a yelar ¢inclwhen fn4.4
b.• orbs or the. Eacr-st canoe
l` layrlaalw l al/dished
tate 81:::
rrr ;al#-
tlid Garel:etac"a
cake 1::: 1g :''�4'a'.
iia Cor,ttwctioa'R
Pr4IRlS lttj tt
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....CONTINUES
EEK
l ughtering Prices. Gold li h
globes and food have arrived.
atch Windowsfor Bargains
rection for the contribution of the
animals :trey a strar. e mixture of the
g formers to inr cdy I3elgiun'z and ;lrit-
and o1i farm horses of Eastern CataadU and needless to say' the lamer.*musta.g• of the west 'but accord w• re right to the front t'iith, cthe
trig to a lance corporal of the Army lest in tipples potatoes end oats that
ervici corps. the Quebec farm horses 111:s part Could prodarce. For miles
mina. the most trouble becau a the
understood only the French.l.tngua•�<, atroltna. tae;% came their ,their load.,
L
cLrtd rrfh, .ost. to obey orders giver_ ice me large and same cnrall. Swan -
ought
r.6tJisbrought thtrir own contribution, oth-
- 1 cs th;ir ower and that of !their
nele.hbors. Frointhe tr,ortb. itnd
south and from the east and Vt'<.n:st
ti:e, cant with the one mecca and e
that the. station. 23ut the station pre-
sented arothtr sight. First ce>m+.•
first to unload, was the order but
while one was unloading it seemcdi
two Were coming and gradually the
line of tvaitir g teams ar.d. single rigs
grew: until the• yards were filled ar_d
a great deal of patience was needed.
before the turn came to unload. Tihe
Men who leaded the ours also had
their ,hands lull. Ore bag was a cinch
and so were two but as thci bags
ni.lsd up arid the perspirat or stood
out it did trot take long to pu tthe
kink in some Decks. Oats and po-
tatoes were loaded into two cars
end the apples -were dumped at th&
s.
Canning factory and packed later.
Ti..re were over three carload of stuff
The scene here was but a rep.iti
iion o,: the spectacle at:Ce,rtralia on
Monday whennear.ly two carloads o,E
;tuff were paoekd. Packing took place
rat, liensall on'Wednesdray.
STRAY SHOTS
There Ss no other music to a L,nntet
lionke theel tongue ofhound when.thtr.fuli.l. a
A .few mare nice Sundays and the
'beechnut crop will be pretty well
LO tiered in
11 the sportsmen ,had figured out
thist e .their their choice could hlaid-
lv have been improved upon
The ind,trest ef'many ,these days is
divided between (rabbits, partridgd
and beaclitutiaa.
Thirty-one rabbits for asmall party
i:n ore day is 'a pretty Cull bag and
should considerably reduce the h.:gh
cost of living and usher in a new era
of ,high living for some, at least T'he
Heywood boys with a number of oth-
ers ,bagged that number a few days
oho.
The Times will be pleased to report
the success of any party or parties
throughout the hunting season. Send
ostia ar3. items ,that will he of iniad
est to the shooters..
Latest War Summary l
WEDNESDAY'S GLOBE
"Find out where the Allies :;ot the
orniy that is holding us it check
along the Yser, said the German
Chief'of Staff to this armies yester-
day. That at least 'would seem •to be
'4Nhat '.he said, judging from reults.
All up and dowc, the long battle line
extending over 200 miles- in France
and Belgic m, the German corps corn
naanders hurled their 'men at what
might prove weak spots in the Allies
lines, positions which might have been
stripped of morn to reinforce the
army operating around Lille and
Dunkirk. Not a single weak .spot
wasdiscovered. v •t' the,
a5co creat. 7:very there
lines held. In some places, especially
along the Meuse, on the Eastern front
the Alites advanced it 'face of the
most streanuon, opposition Zfi
as has been asserted, the German
army in I
rarcc and 3_1 aunn has been
reinforced to the greatest possible ex-
tent, avialable ex-
ceptr:o more men being a v'n
cep•t partially trained ads and elder-
ty, .reservists ;e few more furious of-
fensive movements against the well
entrenched Allies, will so reduce the
1 fighting strength of the ii a•tser's
armies that a cont:cuat:or: of aggres-
sive war will no lotger be possible..
A Correspondent of The New York
Eveniug Post epsresscs the opinion
that Von While has ;cot yet given up
the idea of 'breaking the Allies' ,lin�els
somewhere 'near .Eye and cutting off
the allied array from the north, from
the nian;n ;force South Ito. Scissions. The
advance along the coast may :have
bene as part of this project but it 'has
Sailed for (the time and the Alili.es'
around lloye amply refuse to he brok-
en. No ore reading ithe news of the.
Past )fete days can ,flail to 'tote the vti-
pressi:ons of confidence in the French
offi_ al statements 1s to cnrdrtrous;on
the Western front. , i he new army
or the north has rot latera obtained
Contin[.aed on page 5
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Attractive Silo
Fall Styles
'�.wsca
ng o
sew
The latest 'sty -les for
smart, dressers in all
lines of gents wearing
apparel are to be Lound
in this store.
For suits our
showing of goods
is amongst the
leaders.
Scrappy smartg„:,rments
ate found. amongst our
fall and winter over-
coats at; t.Ol ev-se,rvlrg
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prices_
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Undercvea,r, J+all Shirts of 0
choice, g.aa,tt.erns, Sweater 'tA;
Coats, .F a,l. sats in latest ' 4
s'ty'les, flaps, flnoe. deer, (o1-
frts etc, ate Lem i5i 'great
array. Do not, 18,i1 to give sas
a eaa,11.
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