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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL, 29th. 1915
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LADIES
READY
TO
EAR
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,1.1.11=7.014..96.11.1.
DRESSMAKING
ALL COMPLETE
FOR YOU, ,
OUR READY=1"0-
WEARS ARE ALL
WELL MADE
AND NICE L Y
TRIMMED. . .
JONES AND MAY
PHONE 82
Coat and Snit Sale _
Only a few left to clear out at a big reduction
Nice Coats for $5, Swell Suits for 5 to $1to, A good
range of colors:
Skirt Sale
Here is a snap for you, all -our 5, 6 and $7
skirts on sale for only $3 75 each, plain blacks,
blues, tweeds, checks and plaids.
Ladies' Dresses
A real fine choice of House or Street dresses
in all colors and materials, nicely trimmed, $i to $5,
Children's Dresses
From i year to 14 years, all colors and white,
75c and $x buys a very swell little dress for the
kiddies.
MEN'S AND BOYS FURNISHINGS
New Straw Hats
We are showing the very newest styles'out in
Straw Hats. All the new shapes and straws are
here, don't fOrget to see them.
• New Spring Suits
Over 200 Men's and Boy's Suits for Spring
just in ; they are very nifty and right up - to - the
minute,
New Spring Shirts
The Nifty Shirts are here in soft cuff and col-
lar or the dress cuff.Colors are white, tan and fan.
cy stripes!, We are showing the New Country Club
Shirt in white and tan for outing.
. New Collars and Ties.
A•:Big Variety of the Right Goods'are here for your inspection
Collars of all styles ties inevery new design and color.
Now Wash Goods
'Now is Time to Buy Your New Wash Goods
We are showing a big variety of all kinds and colors
Snowflake Voiles
Plain Voiles
Fancy Voiles
Striped Voiles
Plain Crepes
Fancy Crepes
Striped Crepes
Serpentum Crepes
Lace Cloths
Linens
Galateas
Ducks
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Perfection Gil
Stove
8.50 up
Oven $2.50 up
Wicks and Toasters
Screen wire Poultry netting Screen doors
All sizes 12 to 72 inches and windows
HOUSE CLEANING HELPS
Connor 33. Be washers - $10.00
Wringers $8.75 to
Curtain stretchers • -
Step Ladders, etxra strong
Cedar mope. -• 75c
o Cedar polish 25 and 50c
Renewal Polish -
Lowe Bros Paints
Elephant Paints
Dustbaele — - vac
Inrushes of every description
$o.00
$1.00
05c
25 and 50c
85 and 05c
- 15 25 and 50c
Boy Wanted — to. learn Tinsmithing and Plumbing
PHONE Heaman's Hardware PHONE
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r.arr.r.r.....erraormerenresrs
Despondent*. end the "13luesn usual,
the result of constipation, quickly
. neaccomb to Rexall Orderlieg. Sold
only bin W. S. .Cole, .tha 11exe11 •StOre,
lOce 25e„ and 50c, boxes.,
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Master Edward .Cooke, a hoe •who
• resides near Eleebitch ilillFullerton,
e-eged about 15 ,y Cars, Was • recently
,iticked n the face 1>5 0 hose, br,
•tAtkinson, of Mitelacii, was summoned
:and oand several teeth miming be
• .isides a barna .clesfi.gured race,
Tbe .death otiettrxClinton,ed 4n Clintoon
'22,1.1(1, o.f Ekoorgo aorraId
formerly • of Toronto,
and in his 80th evar. 1.10
has been re,sielin,g with hie son, Rev.
Werra:id •Potts,. Of St, Paul's rectory,
Clinton. The remains weetaken to
Toronto.
The large barns of D. Fotheringhain
of the London Road, Tuckeremith Tp..
wore conlet:131y ,destroyert by fire on
Thitraday of lest, week. The •horseis
• and. cattle w-eraved but oquan-
tity ofgrain and implements were do-
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s :royet , tic oregutia t an t e
kilt, or the 'driving 'shed end ita
gin, is or -
h mystery. I
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BORN
COOPER—At Elinwille on Sunday,
April 25th, to Mr. and Mrs.; Bruce
Cooper a son.
NELSON—In Exeter, on April 20th,
to. Dir .and Dim Thomas. Nelson, a
son,
SCIII;UNT—At Dashwood on Tuesday
april 27th, to •Mr. and Mrs. John
Sehlinst, a son.
• 11EIDS0N--rn Zurich, on Wednisday.
April 21st, to Mr. •and Mre. 1, Hud-
son., a son.
MARRIED
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EDIGHOFFER—EILBEB, — At Zurich
on •April 20th, by .Reye G. F., Brown,
Mins Dora E„ •daughter of Mr. aud
Mrs. O. Either, to Mr. A. G Edi,g-
hoffer, both of Zurich.
ER13—GERBER—At Bronson. Line,
llay, on April 20th, Miss gannici,
daughter of Lir. and Mr.-. V. Gerber
to. Mr. Aaron. Erb., of .the, Bronson
Line, North, by :itev. V. -Gerber
WILES—ROWE — hr 13lanshard. on
Wednesday, April 21st, by Rev. •C.
• W. Baker, el3.D., Miss, Jennie. :Ethel,
• win •Rowe, of Blan.shard, •to tar.
William 'Mies, of Fullerton.
DIED '
nEURDY.—At Lncan on April 2.2nch
John Murdy, in. his.. 75th, ecar.
BEITSCIEEN—At Dashwood, on April
20th, Lyle Bettschen, aged 0 years,
• 4 months and 7 days.
WEIGAND—At Dashwood i ori Wed-
nesday', April 21st, the wife off Mr,
Justus Weigand, aged 83 years.
RELLY—In Stratford, on April 23rd,
Elizabeth Sinallacombe, • 'beloved
• were o 0]r. Berman W. Reny, egad
25 years,
Patriotic League Notes
'Previously acknowledged. $1712,2
B. W. In Beavers 1.00
W. Penhale • • . 1.00
Mrs, E. Sanders 2,00
'Mrs, Ewell ' . 1.00 ‘
Total . ' $17S7.2n
A box of infant's clothing has been
dont to Infra, .Stevoles, London, ,or
• the 13eigians.
A. box or ;seats was Sent to Mi.stl
Plummer .for the 'Crinadian soldiers,
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A. meet;rig of the Tatriotio League
will be held in the iCarneene Library
10 dan 'AR Artl, i;"7 30
Exeter Council
The council met ,in the iCouncil
chambers on April .23rd. Members
all present. ',Minutes of previous • Exeter twig!. No. 07 Independent
meeting were read and confirmed. Order of Oddielloivs together with a.
Communication. l'em. ratepayer ask- umber of v'siting brethren from
teg that Be -law b, enforced- re riding Liman, Hensall and Zurich lodges eel -
on sidewalks. nNo ection taken, ebrated the 811111tiNersar5. of the Order
The Eire: reeommencled that on Suridai OVening. last when. they
three brass screw heads be procured attended Divine worship in Maio
for hydrants, The same was adopted street Methodist churoh and listened
on motion Or 'Beavers and Roulston, to an excellent Sermon by the pestor.
Rouiston and Barton that a coal •Rinteran.beSr. .cianattuifaiim-orltohdeg,e.whToileishrtle..
oil heater be procured. for the clerk's 02
thren completely filled the centre
a°T!.-3.t".1.1,13rfleedit leaned tee eonnen to news of the church and chairs/ WOW
provide. him With en official of Poialicaerdezinattplie. theor
clothes and. cap as he had not haaJ one the 00eneone. wee red tis the
for three years. The same was grant-
ed on Motion of B.oulston .and sepia jorteraaancdhlEcir7dEtdni.na, t.elxidepihieenr-t
• Barton and Roulston that the neatths-
ter of 'purchasing' a .die pipe .cutter rendering of "The Lord i- DIe Shen -
and vice for nee . .connection with herd" it being pronounced tho finest
iputteng• in of 'water pipe he left in treerTndhrleotriociietlnolainengtg, htl•int,10.,I.seaenn heard in Ere,
the hands or th1e. Fire' and Light Com.
with power tet ad. exceed r ely
The School Board. made application warm one and in welcoming the
for the hlse of one of the room a in Oddfellows Rev. Mr. nEuxworthe re -
the Town Ball for the, primary classes ferred to the warm reception extend -
for Such tifrae Itts'the ischool. is under-
going repaies. • ed
hi5is w evin"arl•rtds
Barton and 'Bind that the accounts were appreciated very much by the
be paid ias read. and cheques issued brethren present.
paynaeztee Thomae. 'Webster, labor, The speaker took for his •Wxt
7.00; Fred Batter, do., 11335; • John Samuel 18, I "The recur of Jonathan
Norrs, do., 7.00; John Kydd., don was knit with the sour of David" He
7.00; David. Russell, .clo., 7.00; Jona- said that we rejoice that the fathers
than Xi:3dd, do, 3,30; Thos. Flynn, do. in Oddfellowship selected Bible stor-
1.75 ; Thos. Creech, do., 2,40; Jas. los to illustrate its beautiful and fun -
Taylor, acct., 3i.2); The Ross -Taylor damental prieciples. The story of
Co., 26.75; Exeter Canning fa eters, Jonathan and David Ls a picture of
1.00 ; labor 2,00; George friendship in its1 Most beautiful char-
Cadmozo,, labor 2...25; Robt, Gillies & acter; and helpful eeirvice. Th>re is
non.. do., 12.00; D. Gillies 50ei a necessary interdependence existing
„ya5. 'Weekes, do...1 ; Thos. tianders between man and man that is &adorn
do.. 1.75;
on the rel a t 'out :w sit sta in. Odd -
pointed ont. Our domfort depends up-
T. In Carling, :Clerk:,
fellowship observed th, condition.; and
recognized that frienship is one OE
the strongest forces in tly. world and
PnRaTNENT ElvDRO QUESTEON$.
selected it es one of its, fondamente.1
•I—Da eon . want hydro?
• bound together by the strong riesi of
Pr:tociples.. , The world needs to ba
II—Can ti -e get it3• •a friendship founded upon human
brotherhood. Life too often reveals
confidence betnre but.on the other
hand innumerei:e ore 1.1).'; examples
of valid friendship :-.s illustrated by
sou use it3 • Abraham and ,Sarah; Isaac and Re-
becca and David. and nonethen.
Oddfellowship wars against vice in
all its forms, said the epeaker and it
is friendship tmeal.ds n3an that
prompts the contast the ,gantle
fluenee art tova suppikis, the Weapons
and truth consecrates the. effort and
ied to N:rtOryt
Gelfishnosit has ever been th) rot. of
human. kindnees. It NVIA the seifien.
IX—Do you .u.ant better street nees of Ca'll that caesed hira to slay
rghts than at present? h'te. brother Abel; It Witit the
•nons entel thet eansed him to ,citelt
the life of David; .iind it was the eel-
fishness of Joe-ph's brethron that
caused them to sell Joeeph into Egypi
Agaleet this spirit of eelfisheees the
spirit of brotherly love is DMA.
Mos -4 turns; 'front libarohn court to
lead a lowly people ; Jonathan San,
r:ii0ing his r'glats for his friend .1X1..,
vid. DeSpite the examples of •lite
past slfishniass sheds its blighting in-
fluences upon humanity,. till:. only
influence that 0031 frustrate this is
brotherly love.
The order does not coneern itself
with the grit ire of life
but. it has to Clot with the small posi.-
blities. Its sympathies, art. enlarged
and TWA' 1,1:5 pontortitds
its rtiterttioth Its. ns.istrioc,, im-
inerrate e lid the solidity of Order
lot rine
C1:1110t C0111 mil' to 1101 k s'
Order w neet congenital+. ing ib
brethren. arirozet o; lonely heart's
have been ch. ered under
tildes. The 0,-..cler inculcates that it
is beiler to give theut.ci revive. The
great t;li tit rie dyne mo ofOd art, now-
ehip draws its ciorent from, the. pow-
er hone of God.
'net all who bear the name of Odd-
reliov,-, are not whit they should be
cannot be den' -d, No society • ca n.
ever hone to have an urbrotten rank
L 0, 0. F Listens to Masons Open Nev
Splendid Sermon Lodge Rooms
III —Are you working for it7
IV—Will you. vote for IC
you es 1 citizen back the
council in going after iti
VII--nrod you like unsightly over-
head wires in\ 1-susiness laart of
the t°wa? " •-
VIED—Do you want ornamental
lights for the .stracts?
X—DO 'NU know What the present
street lights cost?' ,
XI—Do you want a •114 hour light-
ing service?
XII—Da you think we can let the
preeent opeortueity of netting hydro
SIII.E—Do you want to boons, Exeter:
?WHY NOT OIL OUR STREETS? .
The. best service for the 1. -not 1110T10:.
's whet appeal, to Over.; individual
and this is what we .belteva our coun-
cillors have in for onr town.
With this in view we • hereve th•
matter of &rug Dttr streets should
receive s.erimi, ionsideraron. AV,•
belleva th. co -t, of enaterinee • oer
etreets last cot around .>'.400
des C�49 of •pumpiog Water,- The
distance watered wits' about two oul
a half 1217re,,. A, tank. ear .or on
would cost our town in the -I:eight:or-
hood of i:,•275 end would ley tle..•
on three* milei of road. ' TWe: is .alicw-
img enough to do rat• so • that
one oiling will inst the s -on. Oil
gives 0 2•17hour retvice Siven tiny
the week. Exoti.r .1 ..1 with
Oven New Lodge Roots—On Mon-
da- oveneng 1). D. G. 111.. Right Won.
11. C. Dunlop. of Goat:el* Peid, his
official visit to Lebanon Forest: Lodge
1'. and 4; Lf, at the openiing of
their new locig.e troems. The work of
the third degree was exemplified b5
Wor. Master W. I, Murree- and. his
staff of otter Atter the husus,ess
of the evening was •transacted the
brethren repaired to the floor Above
where an excellent lunch was served
•After the refreshments a very inter,.
esting toast list was carried out Wor.
Bro, L. H. Dick.son, filling very ably
the position of toastmaster. A toast
to The Xing was propo.ed and \re-
soonded to by singing God Saire. the
Xing: The Grand Lodge and District
was responded to by Right Wor. Bro..
Dunlop: The Empire, Itight Won
Bro. Collins; The 'Visitors by Very
Wor, Bro. M. M. Eacrett, Bro Eno-
rett has beea member of the lodge
for over fifty years and thek brethren
were pleased to welcome him bark al-
ter the recent honors that were Q1121."
fersed upon him at Brantford.• He
is well up in the work or the refer.
Rev. E. A. Fear, or Teeswater, also re-
minded to the toast to The Visitors;
Bro. W. R. Elliott. or Sic favor-
ed them with a solo; A toest to Leb-
anon Forest Lodge was proposed by
D. D. G. M. Dunlop and, responded to
by Wor. Bro. W. 5. Murray; Vern
Wor. Bros. 3, A. Stewart end, WY./
This was the first moiling, of the
Dilasons in, their new lodge roams. The
74Xa0ons.were oetnpal144 to Vaeg.to ,thei$
old rooms last atunraer wIte4.W. Beer •
opturIleht:IS.aedi..altuihe 3bautailedsinsgtao4t t:4:11:e ,00.43rinn:go
that *hale tbes•Intme Ivan oecupY,itag
•temporarf quarters in Senior's Ilan.
The \second stor,ey iMeDonneirgi
blook. over the stores of W. S. CPI*
and W. 3. Powell bas been fitted ulz,
very comfortably with suitable decor.
ations. A heavy burlap decorates tile,
'wall part way up and color' combine.».
titans. of the order with differenti
signs complete the walls, me, ceart4„,
is or metallic and beautiful electrid
fixtures axe installed, Making ye,r,ta
handsome Indge, room, A large atna
worn.• is situated at the year.
'Ithe owners of this block 11.stit
renovated the building fixing up titer
rooms of the Canada club, the dancel
hall, etc,. 'and making ,thom „very(
tractive. .
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On Sabbath next in ja.rnea \street!
:v1e.etnhinead.l.st church Sacramental, servi-1
ces will 'be held both Morning anti
Officers Elected—The Main ',street.
Epworth League heid'tbeir annual.
election of nateerS on T114•2ZdaS eve.nst
iic,g which resulted as follows:,
Kan. leiesident, Rev. i9.• • ,1/4.511.1v -i:
Tnrrrtill;s51;lent, Mr, Geo. Mawson,
ist Vice Bras., Miss M.. Broderick
2nd Vice Pres., Miss M. Brook's
3rd Vice Pres.; Miss A. Beverley,
4th Vice Pres., Joe
Supt. of jrs„. 3Iiss Broca&
Seeretary, Miss M. Muxworthr.
tOor. Secy., 'Miss1' lIoaa3
Trea., Bruce Walker
Pianist, Miss M. Blatchford
Critic, Miss E. rollick,
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THE EXETER' BARGAIN ST'ORII
SAMPLE 511
JUST OPENED 200 pairs of Womens low shoes
sizes 3, 354 and 4 in patent, tan and kid, oxfor -
•sTraps and pumps going for half price. The lot in.,
eludr-s a fzlv Men7s;Isize 7.
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MENS HEAVY SHOES f '
Spee.alLine with us, we give you the best quality ,.
.=,and the. bc:1 pzices.
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A :4* Vrt,'"cenent, B.".ack Cotton I -Tose, ioc pr,
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..Our Szl!"ts bz exceed.
Thtly 1-AT.ve individual style
and flnl•311. Made - - Measure
Suits wz, say is right.
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\vas done worked quite safIsfeetorilt ' •5011h, for cnr, '*::':-'1-114'%‘. 7.14‘' 1'1''''". '''''' '')f ;
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But Nvhat wes done at twit, tin1c... ilt1 rt..:•iie.,•7.-i• -c,-- 0. :ette..t• :•`: DY 'n''' 17 ?•,":1" q•O'
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not go lar enough. The .!oakin,t;uf
mix streets with water toguthor with
the rains ore hard on the sl.r.,01 and
help: kris th:;n1 cut up, •I'rop-r15
°Sled ihoy WOOL' ,Shed the water to
CVC.I.,yrITh.. ••!':, 07' •wa 2 !, •••.,i • ly
1114 1711 :i..litenoe tit o'.: Ile
pro.rres, o'
Low:11:n v..is ,!, •
717 1111
off0717,h; 7:1t.:izpol,!11sLi 1%1; c‘t
day or two to allcr,v the oil to atter tin> 10011517411of every 7771.
there would be no tracking of it Cien ; the elle-eine fore:- 0771,
Lit. Stores or houses. The v;11:ip.,,i rr,1 It of
Thainesford two years ni:„:0 purchased Can',.15' V;;;i xiklutt to form (.0"110n
10 t1-;.; last year they purebaeed 50 or strong hi.arts to ward'oi'.2 the ev',15
gals Ana t11:45 hide ti that rt 1.11 the 1(13 vit 11,1 of true
taiA ear; Iatea», ,Saraforth and Tar.s- mInhood
tock use oil this sea..on (x1 fl syeeker said that the tendeney.
and ;et. 1.11try.> have aech Perebeee.1 Of:' toivarth,. nrogro,•51 and
taint ears and London will USL. that at.. rOtfl'Cisire spirit oi UIId 41
gals, Should Exeter purclrise a tank low.4ilp seeks. to keep abreast with
car e.onie Of the streets 110W wa- ierotere e Or'
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tared could have the dust laid for 11, who loans upon Ole mystic care -
about one doll houzeholder, The, inon!oi, as johe manes i huge i0inf.
oil if allowed to dry •:will not ilfeet 111-1.> tho spe.ilt .1.. In conclusion
auto tires; and some auto,ownersf era he hoped that the p ICAtory of the
7(110011 TI{ the oil. If the olf.14 sss-' Ordor tho„shirlowy prediction
up the more inoney will be satiod and 0'07111.711'.,'•11.11.1.71(!dta51111cic,71;11.4.. room e vote
tem is 4!clopted the 4;00wr 11. (9 Laken r
the longer eyeli he the service. of thanks was tenderad to 11.,%7, Bro.
:tluxwortlay, the Choir and 130,ted of
EitaIn street church rot. t4c ,xo,,t1,nt
The ,death occurred in Stratford' on( Services rendered ati.d. the 11.,0 01
April 23rd of Enzabelli Eimallecoinbe •their eletrch. •
beloved wife of 'nfr. german W. Short addree See woro givon b5
Kells, aged. 35 years, Th.. deceased, P, Bro. MeD areed, lateen, 1),D'‘,
was ill for some taine. 'She W881 bOrti G. M. Ill'clainy 11.71 t11 1.11.61
in. Usborne township, hieing a diitigh. 11ess, of Zurich:
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George: enonalliv-
combo, who xecently moved to Strait,. Thace is sonictaik of a 21711ot
ford from town. The deceased his re- May criebreron in town.
ri:ded 711 Stratford for twelve ,yeara, Mr, Richard 11711. of Orsiditoa Bast.
Besides her husband bile is survived shot\ ed a couple of lien's eggs On
by five eluldren, nErk E.:Wilder; ;Nres 'Wedne:,:day that beats any wa•
•Aliantle, George, Clifford 4ind Beta., all have :eon for OW. Tho7170
of ,strat coid ; also' 177 O s1stars and of 111,01 NN 41,...,01- halt e
0112 brothor, ,Irt,s, a). rs,, .rt 17
Tho en,. 511:'1::,"! 4 one
p.tana,.
'Miss Ma's i1) 111107)75(1)0 and rind Mr, ty nu). 17,11 anti quarter inehes
,he other end. Wenn-eel ft;t1r .1171 •"1.
quattor 047110'..1. o$1 :m 1,1;2.A .•••14111:
lye 50,171.1, innhee weighing 4 rms. eeteine
hen egto ,1011
George Smallacombe,a1.2o of Stratford
The deceased was ti,o ortina member
of the !Salvation Artily': aid was lead -
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go,t. or the l3tratfOrtt Lea, ,uS pi 21tercy,
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