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FORTY-SEOOND,, YEAa-No .2130
uron t c' idd ,osex Gazette
EXETER, ONT, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, 11', AARCR, 11th, 1915
IJsborne .Council
JONES- ,ANDA,
IN• READY.
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is getting bigger everyFear and . endeavor to keep the:.
O>sr. Beady -To -Near Department g g ggY. wep ,
Up—to••Date'Goods in•all lines. Come and see our display
adies'
C1 TS
• For,:young:or, old; a real nice showing: of
Colored -Coat's in novelty ,effects, ;long 'or
sham't,, •A -specially 'fin'e' showin, , : f- blacks
and=.hlues suitable Tdr all ages.
.WAISTS
A big bunch of waists, in Lawn, Voile
Crepe, Mull, Silk, Net, all sizes.
a' Oats
•and Masses. Suits C
a
SUIT
rnblack,'navy, copen, brown and,tati, all-
sizes from 16 to 43, Every suit tailQtecf
right -up-to-the-minute. Wear and fit ' guar,-•-
anteed as`wesell the Northway. G41t ents;
SKIRTS
Blacks,' Blues, Checks and Plaids in the
best styles and cloths
1 New Dress and Suit • Materials 1
In the New Materials for Spring we are showing a fine variety of weaves in all the
Popular ;Spring Shades. We aro offering values that may be
impossible to repeat on. Dere are a few
Broadcloth Wool Poplin Lace Cloth Gaberdine Silk Poplin Rice Cloth Serges
Wool Ratine Crepe Cloth • Voiles Crepe -De -Chen Shepperd Checks
Blacks in all the above Cloths
r---1 Spring: House Cleaning
The good old days of Spring Cleaning and Renovating wil'1 soon ale .here, and •you
will need something New in House Furnishings Fto fix up'the home.
You will find us Headquarters for, Howe::Furnishings
ROOM RUGS
Over 200 To Choose From
Union Rugs, all sizes
WooI Rugs, all. sizes -
:41/. siZ S Ru ,' peistle3 gsx
Brussels Ruga all sizes
Axminster Rugs all sizes
Wilton Rugs all sizes
LINOLE MS, CURTAINS, Brei
.it;ioleuma 2, 3 and 4 yd wide
7.
s e Curtains 1 to 6 a pr
T. Ca'
a rti>` 2
dl or' Blinds 25o to $1
Curtaiaa:,Nets 15c to 75c yd
Gert n'•Setms 15 to 50c yd
JONES..
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ussiommismassiounammamis
EVERYTHING IN
Flashlights
See These Prices
Reg. $2.25, now $1.65
" 2,0.0 1,65.
" 1,75 " 1.40
1.65 " 1.85
''+--"" 1.40 " 1,10
" 1.25 1,00
A full line of Bulbs
and Battery. Every
one should have one
a4 these prices.
H ► DWA RE
Right
i fir . ht oods and •
right prices
STOCK. & POULTRY FOODS:
Royal Purple
International
Besbageunx
Calf Meal
.:, Sulphur,
.Salts''
Suit,.etre -
• ifelksses..Meal
f'Linseed-Meal
Oyster Seely '
Grit . - -
25e 50c and $3.75
25c.50c and 3.70'
25c and 50c
+. $1,25 Bag ,
• , .. 0 lbs.;for 2c,',
10 „ t
• 2 •• {1 -
$2.00 Bag
4.25 ,Y.'.
- 90c "
90c ' "
. Everything''. for Poultry ` ant Stock
Tinsmithing, .
Plumbing and
Furnace Work
firing in your repairs and order
your supplies for •
Sap Making Time
All accounts are past due—we need the money,
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PHONE Heam.an s Hardware ` P
Exetir School, 'Report
ROOM IV`
45'r. I'V'¢•-Honors, Irene Zrvefle 89; C
Mallett 19; 'txordou Bedford 7,8';',1111.
Day 7$ p Verde, E ,a:,•;1eib 77; •arold
'Boyle 78; Vera Jonas 76; Engem-
Doyle 761 Nervy•'. Carom 75; Pass,
Verde, Hill '74; 11 Ida Williams 74;
Mildred 1laxldy, •• 73; Boy Fletcher 72;
,Clarencb'Morley 72; Violet Mallet 71;
Blanche NO'a'nn. 6 ; ; Drew KCig lit 67;
Willie 'Davis '07 ; Louie Blake 64; . R.
Rivers 12.
Jr. T•V=' t,3onors, Viola Jones, 84; F.
Davis 92; Clyde Reamers 79; Maurice
Harvey 78,;:0ora Sanders and Thelma
iflonnor, equal, • 77, Pass, Wray Heti-
den 74; Czar Harness 71; Vera Sweet
06 7 Vera ;Dunhall 1161; Willie Brown
112. No, on roll 35:.; 'average .att" 3/.5i,
1.. t✓. Vosper, Leacher
Jr, - IR_,Honors, „Mildred Harvey,
;Blanche Senior 8,4 Greta Harness 32;
;Verde Eoweliffe .81: Alice Vincent 80,
;.Edward Yellow 79; Stella Sanders 76
• 'ass,, Feel Collins ,71.; Irene' Easter-
'rroo'k-62; )Coro;lizard: 6t. '.:. t
lSr. I1I.,. Honors, •3.targaret' • •Kuntz,
kart, Ruase11,`.1 erna "Wa.lker, Mabel.
.Eoulden, ,I1lordt.h,e, Balkwill 7;b, Ltz
'zie Bartleib 7'7 , Me.bel d•ahms 7b 13:..
Dignau'75 :Ge orge:}Tind.•75 Philylxpd
Harness 45.;• -Pass, Lildred Iiorton 73:;
Belle. Gould 73 ;.Florence Vincent'72;
Charlih'•Ford '7'1 ; ttosephdne .Davis 7,0i
della Davis -67 P. earia Sanders 6 , 0,
Bedford 61'; ' Helvixi' Redden' 61 No.
on roll a: a'verage attendance 35.
,T. S,•3Iurraj, teacher
- R,00; Vfa' VI .
Form III "jr..Honors, ,Jas. Morley
81; Georgina Hatter'3; Frank Barr
$3 ; Wm. Lawson 82; Gladys Bedford
79; O r l•,,T7oyle .79; Verde. Vale 7,9;;
Mildred: Ngrr•S 73; Greba. Hc'dden 77;
Betty I3,rown '71 May Elworthy 7.6;
Pass, Wm,. Ortwein'73 ; Joseph Bradt
71; Haxe1 Cookson ,70; Reginald Tay-
lor 69; Lavergne d arnesa 68.; 'Wrn.
Webster 62; Form•.II, Sr.— Honors
Galles•-•Ereech, 36 .Erertha, Russell 83„
(Carrie Davis 78,; George Bedford 78.;
Lyle 'Statham 76; ,Mn?rra9 • Scott 76;
Florence Noris .75; Pass, Mary. El -
worths' 69. 'No.., enrolled 37; average.
attendance35.55
r DL Kinsman; 'teacher.
_I;tooar ;vI• I
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as,,' III--Elcnors. S Stanbur' 90
E. Seldon 891 Rw, Laio.porte 83; {lira
Long $2; F. tI'axtleib. "55.; P. nerves
72, ,), Mit Gladinan 76; . M. - Rowe 75;
Pass, F.; Heamtan 72 O. Webster 65;
H. Dignan 62. -
plass I1 Honors, M. Bissett 93 ; 7%I.
tforney ",S2 ; 'R. '1ortbcott 182; M. Ford.
-1.7.C. ,Acheson )76';. 3. Bartr 75; Pass
E I iin!tz 66 Walters '65 A., ban
dray L.. ,i.:1Vhitt2i62;. A.,,. Ac33,eson 61.
.Class, T—Horrors, 11 Gould, >•;92' ;Eo:
Homey 0; M. Nelson 44; V. Doi-
lingsvood 718;y Pass,. E. Keyls 70; W.
Spencer , 66 ;- W. Makins .:64 ;. • L. Mee
Donald., 62; L. Fanson 61.
No; enrblled 36 ; average "attendance
34. •1. Quackenbush; teacher..
ROOM VIII.
'the Council )net at iTownsbip ld;4T1'
Dlarrh bth. All the me,nbers were
or,esen.t'`" The minuts&'is ol; the last
„meeting were read and approved and
signed) bs:the, reeve.:'A. number of cojrmuni:.,ations were
react and filed,
711ae, '''following, ;'named; perso. .wore
appointed as Patot}axeters for the cur-
rent,s ear.
DiI=Wm. Johns,, Wt , Weber, 4.
Kerslake, J. Luxton, Pahl• ` Coates.
Wm, Fisher, F C. Davis, S. 'Hun'ter,
R. lSillery, J. Klienfeldt, di, Jones, N.
Coultis, Henry Johns, ,Robt. :Robinson
Nat. Ogden., .
Div, '2-R :Munn, ',.?Case, H. Don -
gall, 'Wm . 'I erniook, A. Hatchet), F.
Down, Wm 'Woods; A. Moir, James
Arrth, J Selves, A. Etherington, 'W
J .Passmore, J. Anderson, Fred El-
lerington, .3: `McQueen, F. Ryckman,.
nit `3-41elvilit" Bern, Thos, Dern,
James Horn, N. Clarke, 3. th u.Le,
nodal, Bert Rurr.11e J. Routley, ,0.
DTills, J. Kemp, • 4.. Ilawson,
zer, It IR 4Joln land;• 1.i!an W-'Meara.,
Div. 4:-S -titadge, Bert Francis, C.
Borland, J. turnbull, T Hunkin, W.
H. Thomson; J. Vance, A,:Smale, W.
ILfeNicol, C itolrt+'tes, '1 ,Ballantyne, F .
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One aecdtga „of ' 'Qr00 was passed
and ',en or'd'LiktiS,sucd:jin^pa3'me'nt.
Connell ad o"iriied +to meet SaturdaS1
A"p ir31vi- t,ofin,•o'Glov,i .
• %, toile., Cler'k..
T1;IE:, LATE 1),E. . SAi.TER _'-
• The.•remains o f •'the late :ale rt:in V.
Salter wJro.died in tendon. ou Sunday
last were brought 4o E9.,et'er on Tues-
day morning and conveyed from. the'
station to the cemetery' for interment
The' news of the death or Mir. Salter
came, as a Shook to -his Haan, friends
in town. He hat beet., sttlytering for
several weeks, with asthma. and about
a week previous to 'his death, con -
Erected. a cold w14ch, idevelopad into
pneumonia which 'vas !the oanse oil' his'
death. The deceased was well known
in town having been raised in this:
neighborhood and .for a ,number... of
years was engaged in the bhtcher
busineSS with; fir. A. Ford, leaving.
here a few years ago for London.
He, was an active worker in League
and Sunday school and ways held in.
the highest esteem by a .6bet of
friends. He is survived by a sorrow-
ing widow, a daughter of Mr and
d Mrs.
- osvn
a of
Rd. Gould of
R ou y
1!'l:rs.
Rd. , n
of four ,small .children ts skhp^'base Uile
sympathy of the entire community:
l3esides °these • h,1s father and mot'h'er
Mr. and MrS. John Salter, of London,
and former)) of 'Exeter, and th,ree
brothers, John, George and , Alf, ' also
survive and accompanied. lt;he • corpse
to town 'on Tuesday. ' The deoease:d
was a melmber of the 1.0.0.1'. and the,,
LO.F.
The funeral was conducted 'by
z,
' McAlister eta, , ,
!W, G4 T3.. • , T.ha. ,aa
a 'vers large, 'crowd alt the ,ste,tpu ito
view, the xeihapnsd ' ' ..
LUUaLS
Miss May. ,'Clarke, of 4,Winchelsea,
visited Mass Elva Harvey over. Sun -
des.
• Miss, Mary Tom • ,has returned home
after spending the .winte,r,.at ;Qa1Jfor
P't. II -Honors, I. Steivart' 95 ;-
DT Snell 81 ;131oolfield: B6; E.,
'•5tanbut3 8,11; I Lamporte: ;s 4; P.
Scott 82; D. Bedford -71*2, 0.-GI'idman`
15; Pass, N. Lindenf d 71 Jit BBright64. A.—Honors,—Honors, o
Creech 79: W. Fon Wascznski77, H.
litriot c League Notes
76 ; M. Harness. 75; Paas; R.
Eiworthy 72; ,E• )Sanders 71; ,G, Bea -
TREASURER'S ,REPORT 'sex.'G. ' • E. Dia11e'tt .fit_ '„
Receipts,• •
D,-1Ionors''R. Fannon 79;
ospital Ship Fund • 209.25 'Bissett •90 ; U. ,Brown 8.6 H. Nelson
embe
xsh p feels 61:50 82 E. Northcott 78; l'aCs, 1. Mitchell
Promenade concert 192.09 -0,';.R Bloomfield 6G; L Russell 'fi5.
iallowe'en concert, X41-85 B --honors. 3. Bloomfield '85 ; M.Mutr-
Eon. meoabers. and donations 527.18 l p' 78 • G• Brock. '77, Path, 1: Mit-..
Vale of Shield ;pints , 14.56 chell 64 ; V. Tiellett 63; H. sanders
Sale of views ,.from Mr. Senior 2,40 fi2• Tlo. on roil 42; average atten-
tL`rttle IC nucl:s Room vi 3.05 dance 35,,
1C. 0. F. ' • 10.00 I. Armstrong, teacher.
25t0q
00
,3moo NO .4.Ut5BORNE
Pass, L. McDonald, 68. 0—honors, M.
I. 0. 0. F,
Masonic
Chosen Friends
`,,Book, Club
••F Eight friends
Miss Madeleine Gears, of Si. Thomas
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
McDonald • •
Mx. and Mrs. Jas. Sutton enter-
tained a number of friends tea Tues-
day ;evening: •-
Mrs. Jarmaine, of London, returned
home lab =P ides' after.• N.:siting Mr.`
and Mrs. E: W . Gladman..
A number of St. Thomas young
ladies spent the w,eekk end with •Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. McDonald.
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and children, of
Routley •.
Mrs. M. o
3F
Sunshine .spent Sunday with, the foxy
mer's father, Mr. Jas:. Scott.:
EGGIS—''W,hlte Wyandotte or Barred
Plsmoth Rock, from choice stock, lay-
ing strain. See Harvey Bros.
Thames Road and Hensel" ,viii play
10.00 oft a tie on the Exeter rink this
0.00r The following is the .school report, Thursday evening. Skating after the.
oi1115. S. No. 1, Usborne, for the month game.
own Council 150.Or0
of February; Sr.TV—Wm. Thomson
T+"•tom { g rien s ii•UQ i 75; A. Raiding b9„ C\ Davis, "65 Jr.
om' Elimville 14.25 S `•-ijner fib >' y' Hicks 64.`
James street; chur17.00;IV -AI' 1'0:
' III —Y, Coates 67 ;, rd °63, • Jr:
5fr. Jones'cla,_s James Std church; 21,7IIT-g. Webber 71 i1r. +'oa `69, VV.
lea Room 226.751 4 T;6,omi'G. .•
Total $lr9D. 5) Coates Thomson 5,9 x Sr I G. litxsi rr :r5
or • er
"••• ' Expenditure"
Hospital Ship
Belgian Relief Fund
Red Cross
Can. Militar,c hospital, Eng.
204 caps' and 201 pry. mitts)
• 192 Military Shirts -
228 Cholera belts . .s
100 pair of shoe laces
39 1-2 yards ,sheeting
218 yards flannelette
1111 yards cheese cloth:
08 cotton bats
Tape and,tihread
:Material for mending•,kits
24 pairs scissors for kits
300 shield pins- for sale ,
Expenses promenade concert
Hallowe'en. ' concert
Electric Light
Half . cord wood
Rent for rink
Jr. I-0. For 73 V' i d is ,I'rz•
)C. Harding 79; G. Thomson `,7•; , M,
205,60' Lufker t>L(; ll,. Bainter 60. No. on roll
200 00 tt d 18
1005 'SI 1`iU 6 'CJuSBORNL+"
Rev. S. W. Maiixworthy will continue
his series • of (11-soUuises o>'i. Bible• ,C.har-
ac.tars' in the lI t ;"ALF ➢' etliod istc
church, next-Snutla ;•eveninp. • subject
-`The Alan Who w•tte" Afraid- of •, ahra-
-dotes." •
•^'• !Lr o.,Stathaiil,::,ol'+ Inion, _ bio
tl n o M.r 'W J' 'lStathan1, of )own,
is ill with appesidicitls and stoinaeh
19 average a 'en anc trouble at the hospital, Toronto and
1ad.00, R. A. May,r ti aolier.
.trouble
ryas expectcii h would have to •;
205:2 undergo an Dp('ziatidil, -
- T,h.e ent•erta;inment to be 'giver in
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2.7522.:48,50; Report of S. S. No. 6, Usborne for James stxeat ohurch Srirlaj even ng •'
Aeby, Sr, IV—'W, Routley 77; V, Bel; b.1 the Exeter ,L attiotie League pro- •
4.15 76; E. Balkwill'55; G. Dclbr.dge' 47; miser. to be a successful affair. The
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17.71 ,, Hej.svood 41 ; M.1:. Wasbrburn 43, Jr.
27.50 SI --L. Johns 62; G, Barnard 60;,-E.
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5.15 • Horn X59 ; G. Johns 38. 111•--T', •Crcer3
2.15i 59 t J. Barnard b8; W. Skelton 87: ,13,
+ Medd 75 ;R. Smale 75; 1 Skinner 71;
5.0610. Bell 59; M. Cornish 57; F. lis wood
Eani
COAL'SIL,
We have been fortunate in securing the agency for the
BRTTIST{ AMEF,iCAl OIL CO.. and will handle their high-
grade Peerless Gasoline and • Inported Coal Oil. Our 'tank
wagon will be on the road in the .course of a few 'days., when
we will be able to supply all the old customers of W. E. Less-
ett and as many new ones as care to give aas a trial.
" PROMPT SERVICE AND SATISFACTION ' is our motto
WHEN BUYING YOUR OIL 1)4 GASOLINE, ASK FOR.
B: ra-n
Go'rerta> fxt ' ested.-' ••Clot/-er, '`i'i othy and Aleike Seed, tor,..Sale
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:. Coal
Scranton-
t` ESTLIE, ROWE •& WOOD
Successors to W. H. LEVETT
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE =.
x,; rste•kenr,:.,.t aa ' f:: ,. t .. ?;_ . tr,..ar
Men's Shoes
1ttI,5'
'can Metal, Patent, Vini Kid, ranging in price
from .$2.50 to $4.25 per pair.
1 Pair of 50c Socks Free
•witia every. 'pair of ASTORIA. Shoes sold during
March. The new Spring styles are here.
Ladies' Shoes
in all the leading Styles and Leathers, ranging in
,price from $1.75 • to, $3,50. Our. large stock is
sure to.~ha`srejiist the shoe you want,
just . SSe ntl rolde i ..
.P ice
Just opened arcarton'ttf Embroideries, worth to -day ,
35c -.our price is IOc a yard.
vats, Sweaters, Rifts and Gloves
AT WHOLESALE PRICES. -
Spring Made -to - earn a Suits :
We.haue,aur Spring Samples fisc' nq'atie to' -measure
suits ready for 3 our, inspection.
E?S'
u474,440 it- .1 VAItt.
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y ` 1F IT'S WORTH . WHILE TO
0,00 50 ; 1141. Res wood 34; 1+ Routley 433;
24,53 w. Heywood 30. .Sr, Il 11, Johus 63;
R. Delbrr+d> c 56; Ai. Cornish. 54, T.
11es wood '4'8 ; ,7. i Sort i
HONE • ,Expenses
27 A. '27 `B .5'0 22, Jr.' II—M. Jahns 70; R. Brock
and Stove More f
6(6 , 1V. 13e11 , ,
4 00 b • d 39 1' Horn 39 • J 1t a(les 3b
21.65 Wilson 4 E. Johns
3.75, 47; L..Horn '15. 19 De:l-
ri ge ; F. b n , i ,
Ameammui '.iarn 1&0 71. 'I—N .asci ley 78`; N. Medd 71; W.
BORN
Hendall on lifer 6h to
1; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smillie, a son;
, SIMPSON-In Usborne on,;Matreh ,7th
c.. to Mr, and Mrs. J,, Simpson, a
..,daughter.
MARRIED
LEADMAN—MAKIN'S — • In Trivitt
Memorial church., M irch 3rd, bs Re`
D. Vir.lCoilins, Miss. Kathlyn Makins,
th,
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SALTER—At ,his late residence, 6814
rWilliam' street, London, on, Sunday
March _ 7th, Martin Francis„ .third,
son of Mr. end Mns: Jahn Salter,
formerly of Ene'ter, :aged '39 years,
and 9' toxon''ths•
EDi TA14ID- -1n .Stephen Tp., ori Mmea .
' th, Mars Jane 'Icing, beloved wit
of Joseph :Edivards; Lpt 5, e4xr;. ,7,',•
aged 60 s ears 2 months, and 11'.d as
t Varna on '{ ttllr i
JU1:II1,S A, , <115, Mar,
fish, 11Iax,5:'Rolls+~ ikril,ct. tlk J,ntr;
,V .
alti6 '1t9 il r. , 3,
nioi t$ ,acid' 10. dt340,'
Postage ptationerj' & books 2,.8,5
Printing d:oa
Supplies for Tea -Room • 2.1.3
Total ,expenditure $1463,39
Balance in treasury. • - $136,20
Mrs, A, Hastings, Trees,
Previously acknowledged $1599591
'Mrs. Yeo 2.50
W. 15. Cole 1.100,. hTOxlxilL PLCUR cannot be saxrpas -
Ladies (wild, T. 17,E 10••01 ed. You can pay more uaoney but yon.
'1y. Ont can'^t. buS bet 'x lolY'rr.. Itartva: , 3ra?s
'laa.6i ' ,. , ir, . .: T• `KF 'wl'niv
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eci ,Y•s' ri t ! -..yhy yfiss,q
' to, ' .n i 14 -Wt `.!1'-•y:'e,% fi i tl't',L1`.' 1 b Ylil.',F
o'f' [ :` )1.itei,:ti+'h, bP`it* `'illt.Cch
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0 , . F , slniala't, - '11 '• .a ,, liid':1'tiiireral ` was held
t d to 1 >1T...-ahbf^,;,;...)tint'`» xit':.: r t: ., to
m lI min nC ay to„tl_e C% .riin rt.metR. ..
johns 6,8; A. Johns' 67; A 'Cre.ery 60;
L. 1leywood 59; T. Johns 53,.
Miss McKay, of Culloden,. Culloden,.: is the
,guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott,
'Messrs Jack Mallett and Fred Baw-
den were in London on'We4encsdes.
Mr. Garvey Acheson spent , several
.lays in'Londor.'during the liaa:t week.
Miss. Vosper
Dar. 'C, ILdokne,y
T'o tat.
wan c
ressive S1zoe a5;ho
•'g 'the deceased z►va,s in her 72n:4 $•'saki,
)adios bare proViddd;'an excellent' pro•
gam and :,already ninny` tickcts have
been sold. :
Master Harry (Kuntz had the mis-
fortune on .Saturday ,last to ,have tWo
•oi his front teen: knQe.yed out while
he and another lad were playing with
hockey sticks and a pbunk of coal.
A . tooth ins knocked out Irom, both
the top and battenn: rows, lie was
afterwards taken to the dentist .and
had the nerves removed
Two representatives of ''the British
Ault ricnu Oil Co., - were in - `Gown le -et
week and made wa.rrangethents' witlt
the new firm of `ICestle Rowe and
Wood to handle their gasoliuie and
coal oil. They purpose ,electing two
barge tanks at the ',station in the:velry
near future one for gasoline. and the
other for oil.
, Ford Moving Pietares-' he Ford
Motor Company of Ccinada,•(lliilo Snell
dealer) will show in :t,ea•vitt'.s`Thaatre
on the evenings of : W daesdn.y and
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Tlinrsd'ay, 17th and 15th oL 1Tnrea
Ciliit wla;cii r ri'sef'ibcs i,l,ts`l` ;” arnaliic
lure of tl:e 1+'oY ' a;ntot ob .lti trai'n
start to fin's#T I ''rlih,is r;,of ••1 i
mos • interest ng' o, Is 1(' " ..featu,r:ia • and
wherever ahosvn )iliac, 4attra:cted iii.' a
attendances. Do not tnis,i
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THE EFFORT.
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The:?Correct 5prpg :Style.
The
" Kitclaeuer
Overcoat "
HINK ,how much it means
to you to have .good fit-
ting, stylish, good wear-
i,ng. Clothes.
You TATE No CiIANcps•
WHEN YOU LEAVE YOUR
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