HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1915-3-4, Page 1'FORTY-SECOND YEAR—'NO 2130
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EXETER, ONTr CANADA, T'HU`RSDAY MORNING, MARCH, 4th•. 1915
JONES AND MAY
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IN READY = TO = WEAR
PHONE 3,2
FASHIONS
Our Ready -To -Wear Department is:getting bigger every year and we endeavor to keep the
Up -to Date•Goods in all lines, Come and see our display
Ladies' and Misses' Suits and Coats ;
COATS
For young or old, a real nice showing of
Colored Coats in novelty effects, long or
short, A specially fine showing of blacks
and blues suitable for all ages.
WAISTS
A big bunch of waists in Lawn, Voile
Crepe, Mull, Silk, Net, all sizes.
SUITS
In black, navy.,. copen, brown and tan, all
sizes from 16to 43, Every suit tailored
right -up-to-the-minute. Wear and fit guar-
anteed as we sell the Northway Garments.
SKIRTS
Blacks, Blues, Checks and Plaids in the
best styles and cloths
New Dress and Suit Materials i_.__.
In the New Materials for Spring we are showing a fine variety of weaves in all the
Popular Spring Shades. We are offering values that may be
impossible to repeat on. Here are a few
Broadcloth Wool Poplin Lace Cloth Gaberdine Silk Poplin Rice Cloth Serres
Wool Racine Crepe °lot ticks inVoiles all the above pe Dee Chene s Shepperd Checks
Spring House Cleanin
The good old days of Spring Cleaning and Renovating will soon be here and you
will need something New in House Furnishings to fix up the home:
You will find us Headquarters for House Furnishings
Y o .. > .. I LLt'1VIS • CURTAINS &cc
Lirioleums 2, 3 and 4 yd wide
''Lace Curtains $1 to 6 a pr
Tapestry Curtains $2.50 to 7
Roller Blinds 25c to $1
Curtain Nets 150 to 750 yd
Curtin Scrims 15 to 50c yd
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ROOM. • ' RUGS " . .
Over 200 To Choose From
Union Rugs, all sizes
Wool Rugs, all sizes
Tapestry Rugs, all sizes
Brussels Ruga all sizes
Axminster Rugs all sizes
Wilton Rugs all sizes
JONES AND N1AY.
all 0
EVERYTHING = IN
HARDWARE
Flashlights
See These Prices
Reg. $2 25, now $1.05
" 2;00 " 1,65.
" 1,75 " 1.40
•. 1.65 •.,, 1.35
1,40 " 1.10
"' 1.25 " .. 1,00
A; full line of Bulbs
and Battery. Every
one should have one
at these prices.
Right goods and
right prices
STOCK & POULTRY FOODS
Royal Purple -
International - -
Resbageum - Calf Meal Sulphur -
Salts . ,
Salt Petre -
Molasses Meal -
Linseed Meal
Oyster Seell -
Grit .
25c 50c and $3.75
'-.7.25e. 50e and 3.75
- 25c and 50c
• $1,25 Bag
6 lbs. for 25c
10 ." "
2.., "
$2.00 Bag
4.25 "
- 00e "
00c "
Everything for :Poultry and Stock
TinrmithIng,
Plumbing. and
Furnace Work
L'ring in your repairs and order
your supplies for
Sap ' Iakin . Time
All accounts are past due—we need the money,
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27 A
- and Stove Store - '7 B
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Exeter School Board
1 lA meeting of the Board was held
tithe "Vown, II• i11 ole Fobs. -22nd ill '8 parr,
.Previous
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`in:itutc,a were, ,approt .
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Per F. W. .Gladman; and I,; Ariel -
:strong Chet public, meeting., h,avin;g
3 ,. relay ratepayers,
ers,
,:been held 1 Eby 15 end the , p y
tl. )assin ''
i Gouno ,
d favorable t
o tire 1
IEouri
,le " byelaw wi'tlhout: submitting iaame ,to
• ;the people
the Soar
d"ihen
p
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to
;Advertise
for tenders •and proeecd witty
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Various corre,Spondonce from
trete, firms were tread wind' laid upon
the table.
1e.
Pee 13. W. Gladntan end Ir Ariia-
strong that .advts for texiders for
rIt•ed n he
d li be rnsei the
remodelling, al e
soba g
feeders to
fir $
•s two cele,
local palrrx ,
be• in the h;a'nds of the IC'h,aixxuan S,"
Martin,, by ,Monday,. 'March l8th tat 7
,m.., Plakins ,and Ispecificat°ons to be'
s? r, . Co.'s office.
seen taf.:,h e Ross l,as lei. s o. s oP. r „
Per U. N. Creeek and
A".
rake
the LollowrrgeCCOuxibe Paid, J. Mar -
Son, aupplites,34.56:
Per I. Axreatrong..adjournment.
eon, . 'N• "Creeeh, Sees° pro too.
Mrs. John White, Widow of the Founder of the Exeter
Times Died on Tuesday
( i ;Calf, LATE MRS. JOHN WHITE
On March "anil'there passed away
41uie'tly to her heavenly ,home Mar-
garet A. Millar, reLict o.f the late John
White, founder of. the Exeter Times.
Mrs White was born in Newton-
stewart, Co. Tyrone, ireland, on Nov-
eraber 191h, 1826 and came to Amer-
ica in 1846 living in Philadelphia un-
til her t earrvage in. April 1850, after-
wards coming to Canada and ,moving
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to Exeter'in 1873,. the year the Times
paper was founded.
Mrs. White was A ;tuember of Main
street Methodist church.and a ,devout
chris•taan from early :lite and as she
advanced to old age her devotion deep-
ened and her life • Naas, a 'benediction to
her family. Sb,e possessed a high
sense 4 ho;nor. and • integrity, a love
for .the ' Word sand the, house of God,
tonalty to her man ehareh and. &elf -
seen -Mang to her family.
For some sears the deceased bad
been' in failing ,health, and during the
past seven .months ,has been confined
to her bed: by beelpiessness but this!
was borne_ oto the 'end with, marked
cheerfulness and ehristian fortitude.
She ever manifested a kindly; consid-
eration for others end possessed 'the
love which v,ews human actions in
the most favorable light. Bereft of
her husband 'nand :two none within. a
few months 'she bore the heavy trial
with ol;riistian fortitude,
There remains to mourn hler lose
two sons, Will J., of the Dept. of. the
Interior, Ottawa J. T. at Outlook,
Sask.and. two daughters, Matilda
Margaret.J'.
and Margaret V. Wickwire at :home,
The funeral will be private and will
be held on Friday afternoon .at two
o'oloolr.,
Exeter 04nel'
( The, :council met in the ;Town Hall
on Friday evening, Feby. 20th. Pre-
vious minutes were read and con-
firmed,
T,he following communications- were
tread in answer, to the clerk's letter
asking for .prices of 4 and 3 in. water
pipe :i Canadian, Ames, :Chalmers: Co.
$31.00 per ton; National Iron Works,
$30.40 per 'ton ; Gartshore, T.hompson
$32.00 per ton. Hind and Hartoa that
the above communications be referred
to the Fire, Water and L'.ght Oom.--
iJlarried.
'(communication from the Ron. Mor-
ris Door, Belgian Counsul at Ottawa,.
re the Belgian R.,lief Fund. The
same be kept Lor future reference.
Messrs. Senior and Johns, auditors
for 1914 brought in their report which.
was a very comprehensive document.
Pap lotic League Notes Thesante was adopted on motion of
Previously acknowledged
John Pedlar -
John Scott
Ed. Howald
Jas. :Stewart ,
IS: Fitton
' Dr. Hyndnian
J: Grigg
Lawson & Trick
)C'has. Lindenfield
Wallace Fake
Wm. rsitathena
Robt, Sanders
23, W. F !13eavere
S Brooks
ihest:er I•Iarsee
Hies E. " (Sanders
Geo, Hawkins
Edna nad Joe Follicle
T. 0. Southcott
Hubert Walters
Wm. Rivers
Mr. Bedford
Jesse Elston
37.r. Leavitt
F. W. Glarivae
Tea 1isow
"gaol
Beavers, and Herten.
$1529.31 Mr. H. E. Huston and W, D,
3,00' Weekes a deputation, -gaited, en the
55300 council on behalf of the Public Li-
brary Board re taking over the light-
ing, :heating and caretaki,r.,g of the
new Library.
Beavers and Marten that the muni-
cipality take over from .the Library
Board and be responsible for the ,heat-
ing and lighting of the r•ew Public
Library and the same he looked after
by 'the street commissioner.—Oarr.led.
Mr. Cole. intern:owed the council re
trees on.tthe north side bf,Tohn,etreet
claiming that they were, a nuisance
and asking the!: they bee removed.
The matter was left in the ]idols ef
'the .Public Works corn • "
By-law No. 9, appointing 31e. Mtwt-
eon. monthly auditor 1 ad the neces-
sary reading end finally passed on
motion of Herten and 1-bn 1.
By -lain No. 10 to crappie,: N. the rev
and treasurer to borrow money on the
credit of the 'municipalit3- was read
the r.ecesisaty 'member .of times and
finally passed on . mar dtioof Bcavcve
$1565.01. and Itouiston. .
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A box containing pneumonia jackets
bandages, 'hospital ,shirts was Bent to
the Red ,Ckose tsoeiety and one box
containing knitted goods has ;beer.
scat to France. .
Hind and Barton that the audi-
tor's abstract be printed in both pa-
pers.— Carried.
apers •Carried. •
Re request of Mr. Wexler in re-
gards to imposing a license.' fee . on
note -resider.,, junk -men, we aeeomrnen C
that no action be taken. Hied and
on tnutas:aneltwer of;' these; -would
L.72 keen d rn sufficient. in -case of.re to
heave allowed th fire to get headway
enough to be beyond control, I hope
:Continued on page 5
Obituary
MRS. CREDIO STANLAKE
Mrs. Credic Stanlake of the London
Road North passed away on Monday
of this week after being ill only to
couple of days. She was 55 years and
6 days old and is survived by her
sorrowing ,husband three boss and ou,2
girt The funeral will be held on
Thursday afternoon to the Exeter
cemetery.
JAMES DOUGALL DIES SUDDENLY
Jas. Dougall, son of Mr. Henrc
Dougall of the London Road North.,
died quite suddenly on Frday even-
ing last 'the result of bursting a blood
NoTLCE TO THE PIi23LT*:
Having `hence i'tx'fdf nett tb$ sohie of
any •customeris ,that ,pay tcpmpetitoxs
etre trying to. influence the 1?ublio to
believe that •'I have not ',evade ,oboes
Shoes but have just .'held posita s.
salelstman`, I wish tto state that anis s
tt false report and if you will c
1 will gladly (hand you the nor
address of {'herre where 1.r, e
span: the past ten years making a —Ns
leaving worked my tvay' ell through
the factory .Prom cuttifng,to f'inijsit,a,ng
and of lame as Quality pawn and ,Aetet.
:Sept. •,
:A. aida1"•' villn tierce ;9 Rise n ?
ability Bad, workmapshiP{
THE ry'15,o;G ESSIVE SHOE 1s .np r
W..J. 1Smit;h, P,AQP.
• 1:ih is announced by is pfepft gf
Agriculture at 'Ottawa, {Anti : the, *facet:
edition 'of ten thousand e¢pita,s of tuffs
Agricultural War Book is ex ardsted.q
Another and larger' edition ra it=ling:'
printed to provide copiers to meet ape
plications that lapse £oi isomtj ,'1i??e
been aoeuanula•tisig,
Coal, Seeds& rod tce
iiAVING taken over the business of W, H. LEVETT, tve•purpose
handling the same lines es our? predecessor. We have gust re-
ceived a shipment of
Gov't Tested, No. I, Extra Standard
Clover, Timothy and Make Seeds
SOLE
THE D■ w. Scranton Cool
'Your Trade Solicited
KESTLE, .ROYVE e WOOL
Sucesssors to W. H. LEVETT
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE
IVien:s Shoes
.in Gun Metal, Patent, Y ici Kid, ranging i1}. )pries
from X12.50 to $4.25 per pair.
A Pair of 5Oc Socks Free
with every parr a' ASTORIA. Shoes sold during
March. The new. Spring styles are hese.
in ell the leading Styles and Leb theder, ranging in
price from $1.75 to $3.50. Our large stook is
sure to have•just.theshoe you want.
Just Opened—Er ibroide les
Just opened a carton of Embroideries, worth to -day
15c—our price is 10e a yard.
Ovefogaas., Sweaters, lilts and Oleves
AT WHOLESALE PRICES,
Spring ode -to -ensure Suits
We have our Spring Samples for made -to -measure
suits ready for 3 our inspection.
ingsgssneageatteareig
vessel in his :Lead. The deceased
was working for Mr. Wm. Be11 in 'Hal
tp., and had been pumping (water
when he took a dizzy spell and went
and lay on the hay. Later he walked
to the 'house and removed one of his
boots' When be lay back on the couch
and shortly ,became uncons:cion s. A'
doctor and his father• were imme.di:ate-
ly summoned but he never: 'regained
cot ,sciouc,,nese. :Besides his sorrowing'
parents two sisters and six 'brothers
survive,. all at home,. who : have the
sympathy of all. The deceased. was
in Ids 'twentiety year, The 'funeral
was held to the lienall cpm try on
Monday.
SIMON CAMPBELL
On Friday last itir. Simon Campbell
of town ptosed treaty zit 'the :age or 75
years and 2 days. The d ceased had
x,
': r dens. e, lied
few..l
only been k'rel.na, o y
been a resident of Exeter for about
sig .yeais :moving to town fro`rn the
Thames Road. In -1851 the deceased,
with his parents. moved frctin the
County' of Larnarlr Wird settled on the
Thames Road. Being , strong, active
and. ambitious young Man he teq!z an
'1'tc lathes', of Woodhi, mhave dicer active part in ',making the wi.lderues,
e ;helpful ful to the league in nittitng Beavers that the site: ba aocepte d, that then was into ` tthee beautiful;
y Ai Arrangements have blen made for Roulston' and xiarton that' a bs•-law eosin'tee that we nowee.. Ile mar -
bo epax.e
d for the purpose' of bar- ;rigid Pl;s,s Elizabeth' Turnbull, •:aha
a patriot:0 address he Rev, 1J. 'LV.,Col
]ices in J'am.es street church, on Fri
day March 12th.
BOB N
BOLDS—At iRoe,ervillc, on Fay. '2-5t,h
' to Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Boles, a son.
Cr1 25111, toetMr. an x sx S3'l} tht LLeirrzt counts 'submitted art t and tltede thea
venue J. V. Cann; a daughter; ;Gil- nr ctirsg of the conn ,i ba paid. T,
liars Margaret
p
rowing $7000 for %naprovereent to +prt cleeeased him in the year 1i!73,
school, the eaid.•debcnturca to be ae- leaving: taro (tati,ghters, 'Hire, . John
paid in •f.fteen annual. installments Stewart, of the N. B. elf Leborne ;and
bearing 5 per cent and t:lt'th the clerk Mrs. David 1laeknc,, or Beg'pi, Seek.
enthorize Messrs. Carl. ng $c Dickson Later he was Married, to Iles Agnes
to prepare by -law. --Carried, Pringle eyed to ale union were na-
no Finance Conem'ttee brought in dad, two ,.Son. ,ond two daughters, Ar-
thur on the old homestead and Ed-
ward on the• north 'boundary 'of Us -
borne, bars /Dr.) A. inmate and Miss
Tian hies f Son., deet. 1 „40 ; H.iia
DIED Huston, Insurance, X410.00; "S, Hardy
pA1liFI3ELl.—ln Exeter, our rridar, do., 10.00; .1 atelier,do;, 10.00; 0 1..
February 26th,. Simon ,Campbell Brooks, do., 10.00; G, Mantle do,;,
aged 10 years rind 2 days. 34-41.1-
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1!'e'bs. 28th, James Dougall, isou oft nd 't might drawn . cue
ton unfavorably e . . y.
north :t)ougall. of thc•7.,ond0'n l., id tent:on to Cie tact
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tOedrib i "tttnlake', >lged 55 3ieare +E,i before i' was ti'r n:ng grid ot:
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an. atotive part •'n any tda ng .that per-
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