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TORTY-SECORD YEAR—NO 2180 EXETER, 0,NT, CANADA.. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL, 8th, 1915
Easter Cloths 1 JONES A'12 MAY Easter Hats!
Ladies' and Misses'
Ready = To = Wear
DON'T
goitho
GARMENTS -
We can fit you out frowthe top of your
head to the soles of yonr feet
All the New Spring Goo *r are !here for
your inspection. Come early and
have a look or 'a try on'
Tailored Spring Suits
Some of the best in black;I•tiavy, copen,
brown or tan. Every suit peqectly tailor-
ed with silk linings. Prices, 10, I5, 20, $25
Nifty Spring Coats
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
A real nifty lot of Coats in the seasons
Newest Styles, Cloths and Colors. No
two alike. Prices, 5, 8, io, and $15
Summer DresseS,
A nice Summer Dress at 4 or $,5 is the
easiest and cheapest. See what we show,
Ladies White Waists
The best we have ever shown. A big
assortment, 1, 1,25, 1,50, 1 75,2, $3
Thames Road Pastors 'Honored
Ratv. COLIFLETCHER, Present Pastor, nd REV. HENRY
GRACEY of Gauanoque, a former Pastor, 'receive Honor-
ary Degree of Doctor of Divinity from Knox College;
Millinery ! Millinery !
FORGET YOUR SPRING OR SUMMER HAT
You will find our Show, Rooms Headquarters
Childrens Dresses
for Millinery
House Dresses
Every,kind you can..thiukof, prices to All color4o show ydu, for large or smal
women, 1, 1.25, 1.5o and ,$2 each
mat everybody, 50c, 75c, 1 and $2..
Linoleums
I 2 3 & 4 yard wide, 20
pieces to show you
Carpets
Brussels, Tapestry, Wool,
Uni9n and Carpet sqa.w '
Rugs
xoo Room Rugs to choose
from, 5 up to $4o each
JONES AND MAY
MINI•01•1•1•11.MINME.M.I.
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House Cleaning Helps
USE FOR RENEWING &
BEAUTIFYING
Chi-Namel all shades 20c to Si
Campbell's stains " 15 to 90c
High Standard Pt " 20 to $1
Mellotone flat colors 15 to 2.50
WASHING MACHINES
t,2.50 to -too
WRINGBiEST;
$3.50.to $5..09,2
CORTA(N STRETCHERS
$1.00 to1.25
STEP LADDERS
Shelf lock 85 td5:CiO2"-
0 CEDAR MOPS 75 & 1.2
Polish 25 and 50c
Bissell
Sweepers
from 2.75
to $4.00
Vacuum
Cleaners
8.50 to
$12.50
Dusbane 35c Linoleum Varnish 20 30 50
Carpet Whips Galv. Tubs, 75 85 95c
Wash Boards 25c to 45 Mops 15 ane1,36e,
BOY WANTED — to learn tinemithing and plumbing`,
PHONE Heaman.'s Hardware PH‘E
27 A and Stove Store 2"
Serious Runaway
Accident
On Saturday last while Messrs (itOO.
Geddes and Joh_o, Northcott, of Sex-
ameele were 'hauling !a load of steel
xailroad rails from Ileac Exeter ,station
up 'the London road their team be-
came frightened by a couple of bug-
gies being driven past them rin the
road at a rapid rate. Mr.. Northcott
was theown out of the ,yvagon„ one
,wheel of which passed over boU legs
near the ',ankles. At present writing
et Ls not known wthethfer thes are
broken or not but both are badly- cut -
and bruised. Mr. Geddes escaped with
a severe shaking alp.
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at,rpsON—DAVIS--
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place 'in the ;Trivia Memorial church
on Wednesday, April t7t1t, tat four
o'clock in the atternoon when the
Rector, illeve D. .W. Collins, united in
marriage, Miss :Clare J. Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. X), Davis, ot
town, and Mr. George !Clipson, of In-
gersoll. The bride was dreseeed in a
blue tailored travelling suit with hat
to 'match and wore the v. -omen( gift
a beautiful pearl pendant. They left
on 'the evening train for Toronto and
other points and on their return they
Iwill reside at Ingersoll. Among those
present at the ,wedding were Miss F,
Davis, of 'Wingham and Mr. Frank
Lewin of Ingersoll. The Times joins
ln congratulations.
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THE LA[J JOHN .TAYLOR '
1 Mr. John Taylor, of Exeter North,
died on Saturdae, April 3rd, aged, 80
years 11 months and II) days. Several
weeks ago the •deceased met with, an
accident, falling and breaking his .hip
Other complications set in causing Ins
death. Thic deceased was born in the
County of Eric, Ireland, and ,when 17
sears of age he came to .Canada and
before coming to Exeter farmed in
Ilibbert. He was married twice., "His
first wife died ,in Exeter ,27 years
ago. Ile is survived by his widow,
aed two daughters Alice and Mars
Ann both at home also one brother
in. Stratford and one near LSealorth.
The deceased was e Presbsterian and.
the funeral Was theld on ,Mondae . to
the Exeter ceinet&re connected , be
IteV. S., F. Sharp. ,
Illeit. wornep end ahildten or every
agega all firalead.Vall•Otderlies 11 perfeet,
laxaeive.,,Sold,orily by, W.,;8/ 'bele, the
Reran StOrE, 10e„ 25e. 'to ' I30c boxes.'
.41011.• MINIM MI MI • III II NI
nonN
MAU—Ale Zurich on Sunday, Mardis
)28ele, to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rau, a
eon.
1110ERSLA.KE—In Usborne on Sundae
APtil 14'th to Mr. and Mrs, .Charles
Kerslake, a son.
MARRIED
.41)/ARRIOTT—TIIOMPSON. 'Ae; the
Parsonage, Woodham, by the Ilev.
a W. taker, on March Alet, 1.91.5‘
' Miss Annie. F. Tbointeon to Mr.
Martiott both of BlanalMed,
Treelei
„,Menieneitl chiireh*Orretpril" lth;
Rev. D. W. Collins, Mieentlara
Davis, daughter of, and Mre.
Dan. !Davis, to Mr., Geo. elipson, of
Ingersoll.
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DIED
NIXON—.&t Granton on March 28th,
+Andrew Nixon aged '48 "'icon, 23
days.
KYLE—In Tucker,smith oh March' 39
William Kyle, taged 73'..'eedisi. and, 9
monbhe.
mA.N.Lqn—In BAttex,,X9TO ia at
eyes:done 3eLl4;Jebn tt1;001`4...
80 yeoro, ff, 16' daYS. t
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DR. COLIN FLETCHER
Rev. ;Colin Fletcher, pastor of the
Thames Road Presbyterian church,
was on Tuesday evening honored with
the degree of Doctor of Divinity by
Knox College at ,the convocation in
Bloor ;street Presbyterian 'Church,
Toronto. Two members of Mr. Flet-
ehereg congregation were among
the successful. stadents at linos col-
lege the returns of which w -ere pub-
liphed Tuesday. Mr. R. D. Taman,
B.A.. son of ;Mr. and Mrs. 'W. A Turn
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ball. of *Farquhar • heads OP ,Second
sear plass with first class honors, and
DR. IIENRYr RACEY,
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also winning the Prince of Wales
Scholarship. 'Mr. W. A. Gardiner, B.,
A.. son of Mrs. Robt. Gardener, also
of Farquhar has completed his second
sear with second class _honors: The
congratulations of the community are
extended Mr. Fletcher on, the honor
that has been conferred on himl and
wh:ch he iso well -merits and also to
the young Men who hiave,made. such a
splendid showing. At the convocation
Rev. Henry Gracey, o Gananoeue, a
framer pastor of Thames Rd Church
:also had conferred upoa him the, bone
degree of 'Doctor of Divinite.
Exeter Council
The Council net in Llie Council
ebambers on March 30th. Members
all present. Minutes of previous
meeting were read aLd confirmed.
Communication from the General
Accident 'Assuraoce Co., of Canada, re
liability under schedule 2, :of the
Workman''s "CoMpensation for Injure
les Act. The same was filed.
Roulston and Hind that the 21•0..
Gordon Bedford. 67; Willie Denis 165;
Clarenee Morley' 64; Louie Bleke and
Brace Rivers equal 63; Drew Knight
62; Roy Fletcher CL
Jr, IV—Honors, Viola Jones 82; Ed-
die Davis 79; Thebna Coianor 77e M.
Harvey ; Clyde Beaman 75; ,Pass,
Czar Harness 68; Cora Sanders 68;
Wray Uedden 67; Willie Brosen. 85;
Edward (Taylor .62; Vera Marshall and
Vera Sw.eet„ t61.
• Nn. fen roll 135., average Attendance
:33.5. .-Learre.
counts be masked :,s read and cheenes 0."Vosper, Teaches',
issued in ,pfti;th,ont. ?rhos. Iry.rld, •
00 Mt V
,cemetereelabor, '3.50: ,Joe oDonald,
-cemetery' labor 88; 'ele, J. Denman,
-cemetery. acct. 45c; .T. A. Stewart, do.,
12.07; •Ross-Taelor CO., doe 2.00; F.
Kerr, brick and lumber, cemeteiryk
80.30; John Rowe, sand, cemetery'. 1.50
A. Cottle, ' cemetery acct., 1225: Thos.
Creech, labor and. draeing 3.85; Taylor
and Beavers., delegates to Hydro Mee -
bit meeting,. Toronto, 17.601
Mr. Wm. Creech interviewed the
eouncil re retrieving the old fence
around the park as the fence:had had
its day and was anything but sightly.
Beavers and Barton that the matter
of removing fence be left to the Pub-
lic. Works Com.—Carried.
Mr. Wesley Snell waited on the
council asking to have e steel eeaso-
line tank installed in the around', un-
der the sidewalk close to his building.
Roulston and Beavers that the re-
quest of W. Snell for the privilege
of putting tank on James street close
to the brick building ocenpied by him
as 0 garage be granted, Mr. Snell to
assume all responsibility and in case
tank is ever removed the street to be
left in present condition. Carrie.d.
Roulston and Halton that the re-
commendation of the Cemetery Cern.
mettee re engaging of Mr. Ford be
accepted at a salary of $450 per an-
num. Carried.
Communication, was received from/
the Consolidated Rubber Co. also the
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Co.,
re fire hose.
Hind and Barton that communica-
Con re purchase or fire hoan be turned
over to, the Fire, 'Waterf4nd Light
Com. wiltlit, Power 'to purchase whiet
brand they may 'see fit, the amount
to be purchased to he 100 ft.
. The Special 'Com. beg to report as
follows: that we recommend that the.
Milk By-law as prepared by the Local
Board of Health be accepted, Dr.
Roulston, Chairman Special Cone.
The Milk By-law was read clause
by clause and adopted with the fol-
lowing clause added "Ali milk shall
be free from chemical preservation,"
Rouiston tied Beavers that Milk By-
law No, 11 having had its. third and
final reading be passed. Carried.
No person shall engage in the sale
of milk in the town of Exeter with-
out having first obtained a license
therefor trout the Chairman of the
Board of Health.
A petition was presented signed by
S. Martin, Nelson ,Stanlake and the
Secretary of Che James 6 trfiee t church
Board asking that a cement walk be
leed on the north side of James St,
east of Albert to Nelson Stanlakeee.
Beavers and Roulston that the pose -
tion be left in the bands of Public
Works Conn for future reference.
The Clerk was authorized to for-
ward the Milk ,By -law to the INIiiii,s-
ter of Agriculture for his endorsation
and approval.
T, 13. Carling, Clerk.
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Exeter School Reports
Room IV
Sr. IV—Ilanors,,:elary Dee 73; vele
n.. teftnen Blnem field 89 P'oh'0, 13rOnk
,Hattelctelloele .'z; Mildred. Itanetegie; :60; J. Lara• `r,b;
Violet Mellott 70: Verde', Hill 70; VO• 09 roll 4.3 ; '0Yeirulte aLt 38
tatit • tdd Armstrong, Tesehar
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Jr. IV—Honors, Mildred Harvel 85:
Blanhce -Seidor 82; ,Alice Vincent ,79;
Verde. llOweliffe '19; Edward Yellow
/8 ; Paul /Collectsll
Z6; Pass, Stea. San.-
dens 73 ; Greta Harneee 71; frena
Easterbrook 139
Sr. Mt -Honors, Margaret Kuntz
'ID; Hildred Horton 78; Earl Russel
76; Idella ,Davis ;75; Beverly Acheson
/5 ; Pass, Lizzie Hartleib 74; Florence.
Vincent 73; Belle Gould 73; Josephine
Davis 72; Verna Walker 70; Peorge.
Rind 70; Kelvin elledden. '68; ,Doro-
thy Balkwell 68; ,Citterlie Ford 38; M.
Johns 164; P:hilippa Harness 64; Mil-
dred Wood 01; Mabel Houlden. ,60;;
Bedford 60.
No. on xoll \36; average att. 35.,
S. Murray, Teacher
• 7:loona: VI
Form III, Jr.—Honors, Frank Barr
88; Betty )3rown 82; Wna. Lawson 80
Mildred Nolen. 78; Grebe Redden 77;
Cyril Doyle 76 ; Hazel Cookson • 76;
Pass. Verde Valc 74; Reggie Taslor
73; Wm. Webster 68; GladE
ys ed -
ford. 68; Jos. Bradt 66; Levergne Har-
ness 62; Wm. Ortwein, 61..
Form II, Sr.—Honors, Bertha Rus-
sel 83; George Bedford 82; Murray
Scutt 81 ; Florence Norry 78; Grace
Cenecie 76; Pass, Lyle Statham 73;
Earl Mallettee-12 ; Carrie Davis 71;
Ethel llouldei037; Mare Elworthee Gb;
Dorno:13rime_combe 64.,
No. enrolled 37 ; average ate, 35.
H. WaKinsman, Teach.r
,Room, VII
Sr. II—Honors—S. Stanbure 91; F.I.
Seddon 89; It, Lamport 85; F. Hart -
lien 81.; G. Long 77; F. .Flarvey 75;
Pass, Rowe 74; M. Gladnarta 74;
F. Beaman 73.
Jr. IT—Honors, M. Bissett 94 ; M.
Homey 88; R. Northeott 53; A. San-
ders 78; 3. J3srr 77; 0, Acheson 76;
J. W hite 75 ; Pass, SI. Ford,74.; E.
Kuntz 69; Pe Walters, 61; .A. Ache-
son 62,
1—Honors, M. Nelson. 95' • El,
Gould 92; V. Collingwood 84; E.Hor-
ne y 81; 'W. Meknes 80; E. Keys 70; L.
McDonald 75; W. Spencer 75; Pass,
eft; L. Vanson 64.
No. enrolled 36 ; average att. 35.
L 'Quackenbush, Teaener
Room VII I
Pt 11-13. Honors, I. Stewart 95;
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K. Stanbuee 10 V. Bloomfield 89; L.
M., Snell 86 ; Scold: 85; 3. Bright 8.5
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I. Laport ; N. Iendenfiela 78; D.
Bedford 77 ; Pane. C. Glad:xi:an 71.
A lionors—E. Senders 88; C. In:-
obeli 75; Pees, W. Von Wascireeki 73;
13, Atallett 70 ; II. West 67; R. Creech
65 ; G. Beaver 60.
et. 1-1), Honors, Fanson 77
Paso. L. McDMcDonald61.
0. Honors, 0. Brown, 85; M., Eis•
sett 80 ; H. Nelson 75; Peen'. E. North-
cott 68; It Hartielb 65; ,I. Mitehell
da Itertleeb 77.e.Vertnjerfee eigeneesee 6:113;nrte.r,.1-TOIllin411.1'f;:g(1 * 61‘219r914 P8'; • 3;,
Irene Zuefle 74 Aterty ..
Eugene .,Doeles 73 ; 0111104 kallo,,:tt .040:1:$ :d,,r6tisthr 61; Cre WOI's
Mn, Mvia gleixzeuit, or Valente,
had the =lob:Irbil-le to be kicked lel'
a in rse last Sondes fracturinghis leg,
Mrs. Thee. Case of the Londoor Rd.
North' bad the miefOrtune to fall
Iracturing her hip. Mrs. ease is over
ninety Veers; of iaoe and the, traeture
will be a severe trial to her.
While Plaeing hockey Good Friday
enorning, W. Brad had the aniafortune
to be streak bs th,4 puck below- the
right eje cutting a goal's 'WM Ch( alo-
q.utred 'three tstitehhe tek nleaee
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Mr. 2t., HOOP er, of t1e LaIre 1104411k
attended the :funeral ti Itts 414100; 0,1a -
ter, ItIxo. Origog, ,at aaat
week. , • "
Mr. W'ra" Miners, who Itaskiloont thor
winter in Saskatoon, ;Sask., :arrived
(:awn. 'Tu'esda5 eveanig and is visItibee: 1'
whhlrelativeS and friends.
Mr. a. Archie Tom, on OE Irene -eat
ter .3,‘ riglie Tonne of Goderich, ha.
responded to the nail of King and •
Country awl has .exilbsted with ,the •
26th Batten., 'C,F.A. 7111 Brigade ail
Kinzistexie
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT
OF THE
BOYER-VINCENT STOCK CO.
PRESENTING
"IT'S A LONG, LONG WAY
TO TIPPERARY"
Regular Psices: of 25o, 350, and 50 eta.
Advance Sale of Seats at Howey's Drug,store,
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE
You are invited
to 'see the Spring Models of suits and overcoats
which will be displayed by Mr. Frank W. Twiss
representathe of 9reene Swift Limited, London,
at our store
ednesday
* April 14th 1915
A full range di samples for made -to -measure Cloth-
ing will be shown and because of uncertain deliveries
of woolens from the mills this season, it is important
that yon make your selection early to avoid dis-
appointment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices
reasonable.
Our shoes are full of' style and especially low priced.
B. W. F.
LAVERS
IF IT'S WORTH WHILE TO
BE WELL DRESSED !Ps
WORTH WHILE TO
MAKE
THE EFFORT.
The Correct Spring Style:
The
Kitchener
Overcoat "
FUNK how much it means
to you to have %good tit -
ting, stylish, good wear-
ing Clothes.
I.7011 TAKE No CHANCES
WHEN YOU' LEAVE YOUR
ORDER W TH US
Overcoats,—
$r0, 12,
Snits,
15, 18 and up;
xo, ix3,30 and up
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