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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1915-3-25, Page 1+l' Huron & Midd ,sex Gazette ",' ORTY-SECOND YEAR --NO 2130 f• EXETER, ONTg CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH, 25th (9X5 JONES AND MAY PHONE 32 EASTEIt HATS All. The New Shapes are Here VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS AND SEE THE STUN- NING TU -KING DISPLAY OF EASTER MILLINERY New Spring Goods OUR COUNTERS ARE LOADED DOWN WITH THEM NEW SUITS In Black, Navy, Copen, Brown and. Tan, Every Suit tailored right up to the minute and the very best silk trimmings. NEW COATS For Ladies or Girls. We have a nice range of styles and cloths in different cloths; the very Newest Coats are shown here WASH DRESSES to plain colors, fancy or. white Dresses for Ladies, Misses and Children, They are certainly a swell bunch of garments, see them and be convinced WHITE WAISTS 'We can show you the best range of white wash waists this season we have ever had, nice dainty waists beauti- fully trimmed with high or Iow neck from $i to $3 RAIN COATS So New Rain Coats just opened up; New cloths, colors and styles at $5 to $15. WASH GOODS Blain, colored and fancy Crepes; plain and fancy Voiles; Repps, Ducks, Linens. and GaIateas HOUSE FURNISHINGS FCR SPRING Don't forget the housecleaning that is almost here. We can supply you you may require NEW RUGS NEW CARPETS 150 to choose from All kinds to see LACE CURTAINS 75 cents to $6.00 per pair' with anything LINOLEUMS CURTAIN NETS 20 pieces 2, 3 & 4 yds. 5o different patterns TAPESTRY CURTaINS Green, Red or Tan MEN'S CLOTHING Our Big Purchase of Men's Spring Suits has arrived, including a large assortment of fine Worsteds, in all the latest weaves and colorings. Come in now while their is a choice selec- tion, as these Worsteds are hard to duplicate at the present time. All shades, Navys, Blacks, Browns, Greys and Fancy Stripes at money - saving prices BOY'S CLOTHING The Famous Sanford or Lion Brand for Boys, Norfolks or straight pants. to choose from at moderate prices RAINCOATS $8o0.00 worth of Men's Raincoats. The Famous Arthurs Brand, direct from Glasgow; the kind that keeps the water out; price $6 to $15 Any quantity NEW SPRING SHOES SLATER & INVICTUS Shoes for Men. The new English Last in patent, tan or gunmetal, button or lace. We sell the Classic Shoe for children, "from cradle to college" LADIES AND MISSES New Empress and C•assic Shoes. Many new features this season, new heels plain vamps, colored tops such as grey, sand, black, &c. WALLERS PAP Ask to see our Wall Papers. - Beautiful designs for Parlor, .;1 -)en, Bedreotn or I: itchen,_. See thern while the assortment is good JONIS Lrt1r Exeter Council & spec:al meeting of the council was nailed on 1Slostday, March 22nd for the, vurpo's of 'ti,'hiztg tato consideration a eemmunica'tion addressed to Reeve .i. W. Te.51ori which read as follows. Owing to the ab t rile of the Reeve through. tllneia Me, 13. W F. Deavers wata appointed chaeuran on motion of Hind .and Hoxton. Mr. J. W. Ta51or Exeter, Ott. ,Dear lgir A` small deputation of the officers of 7th(' fisdro Radial Assoeia- tion of Ontario waited upon the Do- minion Gover tment Wednesday last and presented the 'resolution passed at the annual convention. 'Irbil dep- utation was Well received and the Association now ,wish to 'have a mon- ster deputation to wait upon the Pro- vincial government at Toronto. Premier Hearst has agreed to (receive such; a deput?'ition at 11 a.m. Friday, March 26th This 'deputation will ask the Provincial government to grant subsidy' of $3°;200 per mile for hydro Radial lines, We can' show ;.]x: gov- ernment ov-ernmerit b3' oulr numbers that we are sjncere iln this matter and it is the hope of ',thesociatibn that a vers. large, deputation will be on hand. As a xepresentatir"ver• of :the B dro Radin.l Union, of We9tern Ontario wr, trust that Boa will- give us sous earnest co-operation and use ,3our .efforts to stir up;,untenant in sour vicinity. Sea to it that i;n town of Exeter is well represent d. a et me know how many eon ,think Exeter will send. Yours truly, D. A, 11cLaugihlin, 'Secy Darton an&'iIind that Reeve Taj. for and Councillor ]Beavers be appoint- ed to join.' the Ontario deputation of the officers• o i 1e Hydro Radial Asso- ciation to wait upon the Provincial .government n Toronto on March 26. We, also instinct the committees• to wait upon tie."Iljdro .Electric; 'Com- enissioh• while:, `tit Toronto and urge them to give'is figures forf power do livered in E4eten and to use their utmost influence to have them give as their ver'3 bestservices in thio con nection. T.' 13.: ;Carling, (Clerk., , HE1' SALL ,'EOTLa-T~wEItff4L FINED One hundred ,dollars and costs 'sea's ,mpo•sed on William 'Bender, the new proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, for selling liquor without a license. Inspector Torrance, prosecuted before Police Magistrate Andrews, of Clintaa Bender recently came from Zurich.. SMITH—DARLING NUPTIk.LS, A wedding of much interest on ail- count of the popularity of the eon tracting parties was solemnized ot, St. Patrick's; Day at the parsonage, l:Iensall, at 2 p.m, when Bliss Lizzie H. Darling, youngest daughter of, Mr. - and. ,Mrs. Wm. .Marling, of I3r1GSlea, MoGillivray Tp., was joined in the bolt' bonds of matr,,mony to 11lr. Wile Liam. W. Smith, ,a prosperous young farmer of Woodstock, only son of Mr. James -Smith, of. Innerkip,, and nephew of Mr. Henry Smith, of town. Rev., Robert Ricks, foruter pastor of the bride, performed the ceremony in the, presence .of a Lew Intimate. .friends. The bride ;was cb,armingty attired in white crepe voile. .over pink duchess satin, while the bridesmaid, Miss Pearl' Scott. of Kirkton, wore a pretty gown of pink silk and cream over -laze Mr. Albert Scott supported the ;room After congratulations were extended Rev. and Mrs. :Hicks scrwd a dainty luncheon, after which, the weddicg party, amid showers of confetti and good wishes, -departed,on the evening train for London, Wolverton, and Woodstock. Their many friends will join with the Tames in extending congratulations. Presentation .acd Address A farewell party Maas held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' Slioldice of ,McGillivray, in behalf"of the mem- bers and friends of .Ebeeezer church, on the Crediton circuit, who present- ed Miss Lizzie II. Darling, with the following address and a purse or. money. Starch J915 Bliss Lizzie. H. .Darling. We the members •of Ebenezer have {assembled this evening to show our great appreciationof sour ever -ready -assistance in the past. We feel that we cannot permit you to depart from Convention at Clinton our midst without in some wad' show, iiia -Our ,gratitude for Sven" eheeriul presence while with us. Words fail to convey bur' deep pre&atien, of the vers etffieient way in which Sou have carried on, the work of Ebenezer church, At all. ,times 3 ou have given most willingly 3our 'time and talent In the most cheerful manner. We -have very de- lightful memories of the ;enjoyable ,ratecinelenrixishedboth, in., men ,homes. and in the -Wear -ch. • and it .ts `tivit4 mixed feelings df- seg?et that we _think of Beier departure from among us, and yet whatever Will tend to your happiness we feel that we must give way to that which will be .your benefit. The .seventh annual convention of the Temperanceforces of Myron Coun• 1;y assembled in Clinton on Thursday hast in the Presbyterian church. It avast admitted b3 all;that this, was the best convention ever Meld in Hur- on county, the spirit and temper of Vile amen as,lerbled auger well for. the 'tire- o£ the tiounts. Thin morning., deasion'w4 giiven over'to•:the mtnutee •oi ias•t' e -ear's convention, the pres- ident's xinual address and field sec- retars's report. The afternoon session wast riven to the tgenaral business, of the convention From; the 'a-eport or the ;field secre- tary- which, was a lengthy one we ;prine thle following•'. - "To give ;a seminars of the work actually accomplished would be a dir- ficalt task, some of it cannot be told, During -the nine ,monthis meetings have been JA 1d.wsiere possible. Your secretary had delivered forty (-addres- ses and sermons •in the interests' of ;temperance work ,of 'the ;county. The work of correspondence can be esti- 'mated b5 the fact *nit; $12 wasspent in postage, letters being written at various intervals to the Provincial Government, to members of Perlin - went. newspapers, -counts workers and in answer •to'complaints and aneueste for help. Along the line of law enforcement we Have kept iu touch with local or ganizations where effective and with individual temperance workers when no organization exists. We have vis- ited thie various centres from, time to time covering the entire counts. During the seven month's no license convictions have been , ,registered against at least twelve hotels former - 13 under licenses, 1 drug store, 1 drag man. 1 restaurant, 1 livery stable. and 00 or more persons were fined for be- ing intoxicated on the (public street. The number of . fines. shows three things•:, 1st,—Tlhat the law is being violated. 2nd—That steps are being taken to pun;sh offenders. 3rd—That the Provincial government acknow- ledges the inability of local inspec- tors to cope with the situation ee two-thirds oC thre convictions against e:+: -licensed hotels were secured through( the Provincial Inspector. In our op;nion however•our best work does not result 'in .fines or ,ar- rest:. but rather in saving or bklping iind.ividuals, and 1)5 the transforma- tion of: law breakers into law abiding oititzcns. Mans cases have been 'investigated bs our department ,and :means -anent- ed whereby we bel_,ave ate ,have been instrumental in ,cleaning up the place so ;that from them we will have no further trouble. Our work of organization has been ;somewhat Ii unpered on account of condat.ons arising out of 'the war ,but in due tlme' nil will have, a perfect organ.zar.on. We believe; the him;: bns come when a central organ.zat:ou :n such places as Auburn, Ilung•annon and lselgrave will do better work then au .organization that .recognizes the townsh.p unit provided that every 'sub -division be looked alter. The convention adopted un. nimous- Is tae iioliowing resolution, re law en- forcement unt,l such Lanes as the Government •deems opportune for the abolition of the local inspector's of- fice. 'We place ourselves on record as being in favor of one inspector for Huron at aar a•de,Xutate ,salary' in place. of three inspectors as at present. The following is the attitude of tie onvention on political cation: 14,arch t3f?i Tuhn J�teobc of the 1. That this convention reaffirms) Saireh Linc lohn kt�;,cd 5.1 yearn, gas its platform the object for. w'hiehi G anon:th., ,a std fay., '. :the DennnotS rlllitance stands name-, You have our ,;most sincere wishies for a bright and cloudless future and hope -that you will find congenial friends in your few home. it is with great pleasure that we request you to accept this purse, not for its in- trinsic value, but as a slight token of our appreciation of your faithful services in the past. Signed on behalf of Ebeueaer friends, Verna Bac,ting, George Hodg- son, Lorne Sholdice. • Bazaar and Concert in Exeter Opera douse Friday Afternoon and Evening 'Bazaar commencing at 3 o'clock Admission /10 cents. In the EVENING a Drame entitled "VALLEY FARM" will be put on by the young people of Hensall, as- sisted by the TOWN ORCHESTRA un- der the Leadership of Mr. . Manna A.dmies:on Adults 25c: children 15e: Doors open at. 8 o'clock. I3OR.N MARSHALL—In llensall on March 17 to Mr. and Alrs. F., Marshall, a son MARTIN—In 1Blanshard, or. "%Larch 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin a son UODGINS—At Clandeboy'e on March 7th to Mr. and LLrs. Berley Hodgins a son. . HODGE—In Blanshard or_ flilaro 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodge a daughter, EAGLE*SON—Oen. 20, McGillivray. on March llth, to Mr. and ,Mrs. W. W. Eagleson, twin- boys. SARARAS--On the Bronson Line, flay on March llt,h, to Mr. and 1itrs. Noah •Sarara.s, a daughter. FALIWELL—At Goshen Line, Hay, oil March 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Farwell, a daughter. WINER—On blondes March 22nd 'to Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Winer of the 5th concession of 'Stephen, a daugh- ter. 1XO,GAILEN—In Hibbert on :March 17, to M r. and Idrs.'Wan E. McLaren ii son. is ISIAEIRIED ` S-DARLING—T)A1tL1NG--•At the Metho- dist parsonage, Hensall, on W,ednes- day, Match 17th, • 1Si:usa Elizabeth Darling„ of 111eC Jl here , to ;'Sir'. 'Willem.. Smith, of Inner -kip. DIED RANCE--In Clinton., on March 1Gth Mrs. S It, Renee, aged 77 Sears and 0 rnonthe. JA --At 1 onrlon hospital, o r. ASOL1NF ani COAL OIL We have been fo'rtunate.n sec.aringthe agency .for the BRITISH AMERICAN OIL C0. and will handle their high- grade Peerless Gasoline and Imported- Coal Oil. Our tank. wagon will be on the road in the .course of a few day; when we will be able to supply all the old customers of W. H. Leer-�' ett and as many new ones as care to give us a trial. " PTtoME'r SERVICE .AND SAT1SI ..:� i:ON " is our motto WHEN BUYING YOUR OIL r GASOLINE, ASK FOR British .American Government _Tested.— Clover, Timothy and Afsi.ke Seed, for Sale SOLE AGENTS ®■ L FORTIIE &C -W Scranton Coal KESTLE, ROWE & WOOD Successors to W. H. LEVETT TSE EXETER BAR(AIN STORE Your Sprin S uit should be chosen now while the As- -n ttn'ent is unbroken We' have an excellent range of Ready - to - Wear .Suits fpr Men and Boys, all priced at the very closest ;p -rices, The patterns.and styles are the newest and the workmanship the best. We have an •ex- ,ceDeut: range of sai'nples-w-tor : MADE,- TO - MEAstJ1 SUITS AND OVERCOATS..'Patterns comprise this seasons cloths in all the newest patterns. We will have your new Spring Suit made lin the very latest' style and GUARANTEE THE FIT of every garment. See our range before buying, Shoes Our stock is now complete and our range is larger than ever. For Men we have the Astoria and Ever -Right For Women we have the Easy Walker, Ever -Right and the Albany and all the standard makes. For Boys and Girls sive have the Shoes that give the style and the wear. We specialize in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. 13.-W. F. BEAVERS i Jy, °`.mate total abolition of tee(—Anent, 1.1,.I1,—In Fellarion or, March l.,Ith, Will erre Tier aged 76 ,,Arts MA Oita (Continued on page .5 t tweak. • • • •A • • • • • •• • • • • w •; 4' •. A' A' • • ••• •• • • • ••e • • a w • A 0 1 ♦•6••0m66606 P•ef •60000 A0••0600400.66601►066Gi606q IF IT'S WORTH WHILE TO BE `VE.L.L DRESSED IT'S WORTH WH`IILIE; TO MAKE THE EFFORT. The Correct Spring Style;' The aQ Xitchener Overcoat " s 0Oti4' 412, • 4 tIIINK how much it means to you to have good tit - ting, stylish, good wear- ing Clothes. 44stl 411 YOU TARE No CHANCES 'WHEN YOU LEAVE YOUR 0EDEr WITH US Overcoats,-- $to, 12, 15, 1.8 and up Suits, $10, t2 13.50 and up TAMAN HONE' 3j a • 4 4'