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FORTY -.SECOND YEAR--- NO 2209
EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, MAY, 5t1t. 1915
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LADIES
READY
TO
.WEAR
DRESSMAKING
ALL COMPLETE
-FOR YOU.
OUR READY -TO -
WEARS ARE ALL
WELL MADE
AND NICELY
TRIMMED.. . .
JONES AND MAY
PH0$E 32
Coat and Suit Sale
Only a few left to clear out at a big reduction
Nice Coats for $5, Swell Suits for 5 to $10. A good
of colors:
range
Skirt Sale
6ad
1 ourn
Here is a snapfor you, all , u 5,
Y
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 r year to 14 years, all colors and white,
75c and $1 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 zoo Men's and Boy's Suits for Spring
just in ; they are very nifty and right up - to - the -
minute,
Nevi 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 "dies
A Big Variety of the Right Goods are here for your inspection
Collars of all styles ; ties in every new design and color.
New 'Wash Goods
Now is Time to Buy Your New Wash Goods
We are showing a big variety of all kinds and colors
Snowflake Voiles
PIain Voiles
Plain Crepes Dace Cloths
Fancy Crepes Linens
Fancy Voiles Striped Crepes Galateas
Striped Voiles Serpentum Crepes Ducks
JONES AND MAY
ether
Use a 6eW
Perfection ail
Stove
$8.50 up
Oven $2.50 up
Wicks and Toasters
LAWN SUPPLIES
from $4.25 to 7.75
$L25
25 to S5c
- 25c
Mowers -
Grass Catchers
Rakes -
Grass Shears
Screen doors - $1.00 to 2;25
Screen windows - 20c to 45c
Screen wire 15e per yd
Screen Door Hinges 15e per peir
Poultry Netting 3}c per yd up
Dustbaue - - - 35c
Ready Mired Paint 20 35 and 65'
Ohi-Namel - 30 35 00c
Campbell's Stain 15 25 and 45c
O Cedar Mops - - 75e
O Cedar Oil - - 25 50c
Renewal Polish - - 25 50c
Strong Step Ladder - 05c
Hoes Shovels Spabes
PUONE }lemon's Hardware . YHONE
27 A - and Stove Store 27 B `
S, 45, NO., 2, H A Y
BBeport of S. S. No, 2. flay J or Ap-
sr. IV -Inez Tool iy 86; Barman.
' (Willard 81. Jr. III' --Eddie Willard 84
IWilhe 1Murir 5' 82; Eddie Aldworth 69
Benson. Tnekey (35; Sir. 1I - Ernie
Milliard 00 ;'Peter Case 85. Jr. ,.Il.
Annie 'Willard 71; / abella 'Murray^
87; . Percy (Campbell 73. Jr.. I (A)--
•.'Gxetta Aldworth 71; Tituniab 141:ur
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Prank I3
1 v ' e,3 Jr. z
7o a i V dfon
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iAliccWillard. .165; Osear. 'Tuckey, +e,3,
Only ,the Mote's of those *So 'ob-
tain 80 per cent er ,over are, entered.
Number on (roll 18.; aggregate !atten-
dance 273; average 'attendance 17
Anna R. Dow, teacher.
Siemon-Charrette -•• Another
teresting event took place in the! Ro-
man Catholic church, Zurich, on April
27th, •whets 'Rev. Fr. ttrocder united,
(, lnarrLagc Bliss Agnes, daughter of
1ltr. aintt 'Mrs, B. Charrette, ,Salable
fano IOay, and., ar,r 1;"rederiek Stenion
or 7tlrieh. Atter the eerem.on5' �t
pleasant time was spent at the home
Of the bride's parents
1 Patriotic League
Previously acknowledged
41r. 1i. Walter
Miss M. A. Earri.ou
Mrs. Geo Rook •
Mr. O. 'W. . Horner
i47.r, S. Fitton
Mr. F. W. Gladm•an
Mrs. /rollick
Mrs. David Johns
Miss Ida Armstrong
Little .Canucks, . Rooni
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Notes
$1717.22
1 00
1.00.
1..'00
1.50
1.100
1.00
.t00
5.00
1.00
5, 2.25
$1732.97
BORN
TAYLOR -7th con. 'McGillivray, on
April 15th to Mr. and Mrs, Albert
E. Taylor,a son
WESTLA1 E -In Usborne on Salm.-
day, May lst, I915, to Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Westlake •a daughter.
DtTNN-On the 2nd concession of lLa-
borne, on Sunday, May 2nd. 19,15.
to Mr. !and Mrs. Gee,, AV. Dunn a
son. 1 '
WEIDEN.TL MMER- In Oakville on
April 21st, to lir. and Mrs. W. B.
•Weidenhammcr, formerly oC Exeter
a 'son.
03 ITTENDEN-In Blyth, on Friday,
April 30th, to 11Ir, and 1Mrs, D. 1).
Crittenden, a daughter, (Dolathaa
Monte)
MARRIED
BRIw49ON--;DD JT1A7:ttME At 'R, 0,
church. 'Zurich, on April 20th by
Rev. A. A. Eondot, 'Mass , Emma.
Duchartne, to Mr. Louis Brisson,
both of Vey Township.
SIEMON- CII!. RBETTE I .t R. a
church, Zurich, by Rev. A. Strocdcr
Miss Agnes ICharrette of ;the Bauble
Line Hay, to 1111:x. Frederick Siemon
of IZuri:ch.
l3URtDON-l1.6 ZLDWOOD 'At the
rectory, Forest, on Saturday, April
24th, by Rev. D. .t Cornish, Mr.
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tier
,Georgey Dyer Burden, of Exeter, ,to
i cod
Miss; Meta ,Illzlc v , J° rt.
SPO
Frank. , . ( c t
DIED
SXIYATAR6)-On Lot 25, con, 3, Tuclt-
orsunth, on Saturday, April 24th,.
Margaret Mustard, ;Aged ,71 years
and A leo. thy.
BISS.ETT-In Exeter, on 'Tuesday,
'May 4th, ,rinnie Marguerite 'Bissett
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
I issett, aged 22 y'•earlo, 7 ,months
and 11 days.
Exeter School Report
Room IV,
Sr, IV -Honors, Clifford Mallett 82,
Verde ilI rtleib 7?.; Irene Zwefle..76;
Harold Beek 76! 11I :r37 Day 75 Eu-
gene Dost{ X6 V. r.i Jones 75; '!'paste
Mervyn. Mum 74 ; Blanch Kann 73;
hklidred
Hardy 69 ,
Verda
68;k1/.
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Wiilhams $8; Vioic't Mallett 67; Gore
don Bedford .66 ; Clarence X1orles 63;
Bruce Risers161.
Jr. IV '-`,Eionors, 'Maurice Hervey 83
Eddie DaviVi.
82 ' Viola
Jone 81; C
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Keanoan 75 ; (Pass. 'Wra3 %ledden 74;
Thelma iConnor 71; -Cora S'a'nders 169;
Edward Taller 68 ; Willie Brown 67;
Czar i1tarness 65; Norman Norry 60
Tic on roll 35; average attendance
ca
32.
t). ,Vosper, Teacher.
ROO11:t V
Jr. IV -Honors, hlildred 13arvey 82
Blanch Senior 77; Greta lHtaraess 76;
Edward Yellow 75; Alice Vincent 73;
Vetrde. Ttmecliffe 72 ; Paul Collins '72
Stella sanders 591 {Cora Ford 63,
Sr III -Honors, 12argaret Nuntz
139; Verna 'Walker 83; Idella Davis
81; George Minds 81; Hildred Horton
801 Lizzie ,1iartleib 79; Earl ,Bussell
771 Mabel. 'johns 716; Josephine „Da-
vis 75; baooths T3al,kwil1 74; Mabel
Houlden. 747 Howard Dignan '71; F.
Vincent '74; Beverley Acheson» 71;
Charlie Ford 167;. Kelvin. (Redden 65;
Perla Sanders' 164 ; I6liidred 'Wood 63;
Philippa ',t3arress S3 Olive Bedford; 63
Bella Gould 161.
No. on ecu 37; average 06.
J. S. Murray, Teaeher ;
Room VI
Form Ill;Jr.-honors, Frank Barr
84; Jas. 'Morley 82; Betty 'Brown 82;
W. Lawson 79, Wm. Ortwein 78;
!Reginald. Taller and .Cyril Doyle eq-
ual 75; treeess Verde Vale ;74; Jos.
Bradt 7g; ,11`8ildred ;'Sorry 72;` May El -
worthy 72; •Ruby Davis 71; Hazel
Cookson 69; Lavergne Harness 67;
Georgina Flatter 0.3; Ronald Witwer
51. tillers at Toronto,
Form II, Sr. Honors, Bertha Ruse•el Mr. H. Smith, of Zurich, has plu-
g ;
ur-85; Stuart Stanbury 85; Florence No.'. chased the mxidwa5 'at Grand ,Rend,
rr 83;81G; eorge Redford 83, K.arri,e from the estate of the late W. Clarke.
Davis Diary Eltvorthy 80 ; Grace Mr. Smith is moving his fara9.y to
Creech ,80; Murray Scott 78; Pass the 'Bend this gives>lc.
!carry Seldon 73 ; Lyle Statham 71; Severer new autos have been 'pur-
chased by residents or Dashwood. Mr.
J. Kellerman has puirchaced a Ford;
Mr. P. Molsaac 4a Maxwell and 'Mr.
D. Allen 'an 'Overla'nd..
Locals
Mr. 'r. 3r, *Ash', general merchant
of Varna, died on Monday ,evening
!isrr, 'wes, Clump.ivusited his els.
,lean the effects a Meet poisoning.
ter. 'Mrs, T. 73. Shantou ,during the T,.rs, W. S. ,ldotvey ri se npante1 by.
past wee7k:her two children are visitingvisitingher par
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Mrs,.
Mrs, Vanalstyne and [son Garnet, of
Parkhill, visited with Mr. Victor Van•
a1sty ne, over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. 'Walters,sti who was strick-
en( with a severe • ,att'ac'k of paralysis
last week is .improving,
Messris. Thomas Darman and Frank
Jy,reet, ofSarnia. spent the week( crud
with their .Families in town,
Mrs, Sta.nbury, Sr.. went to 'Lon'1on
on Paturdar to v'sit her brother. Rev.
J: 4. Stuart for a coeiple`el weeks.
Thai fauction .-le er the otffoets of
the late John ttiswlens V11 he held
on Friday of . this week. week. See Advt,
Mr. Origeld Tern. of T,ondnn. hos
pnrchased the recd.,nnn .on 'W1lll�m
a+r'et lately occti.pc,:d by Mr. Rd.
G'die3a:
'Dr. Will 7. Knight. Fermi rly of
Exeter, ie in France renderinv tiro
fr'RStooal (service to the wounded at
the front
Mr. (Horton was in Loddon' on Wed-
nesday and was .accompanied home.' by
•I'Vrrs. 'Horton . who has been illi a
London hospital for about five wee
Rexell Orderlies are free from harsh
drugs and ere the nicest laxative' For
children, Sold on13 by W. S. Cile,
The 'Reaatl Store, 10c., 25e., and 50o
boxes.
The Womens' 31srisrsionary Society or
the Methodist church of the Exeter
district held their convent`o'n nt Elim-
ville on Wednesday. A cumber from
town, attended;
Mr. Harold Swan, of Toronto Uni-
versity.
in(versity. a former teacher at Eden,
and son of Re -v.: John Swan, formerly-
of Mensal'. has enlisted with the- ar-
Mildred Rowe 100 ; Margaret Gladman
69; `.Dorothy :illallet't 68; Ferrol Hart-
lieb 167 ; 'Lorne Brtmaeombe 67; Rath
Lamport 736; Florence Harvey- 65; E,
art Mallett 64; Ethel Housden. 63;! F.
!Eeainan 163.
No. enrolled 46; average, 44.5.
ZT. DI. Itn.srean,.Teachher
ROOM VII
Glass Il11.4tiono:.4, 11. T3 sett• :89
11L Ford 83; i0.'::Webster 82; R. 'Davits
81 ; H. 'Dignan 78; M. 'Rorney 77; 'A.
Sanders 75; Pass, J. Barr{ 73; E. Nun-
ez 73; R. Northcott 72; J. White 70;
A. Acheson 67; D. B.remacombe 66;
E'. Acheson 64,
Class II• -Honors, V.:Collingwood. 87
E. Keys 86; M. Nelson 85; Es Horney
81; H. Gould 79; W. 'Spencer 78; E:
Hunkin 77 ; L. Fanson 76; Plass, L.
McDonald 72 ; W. Makin's 66.
?Class I -.(-fonts, T. Stewart 90 ; J.
Lright 88; I. Larnporte 87;1V. Bloo'm-
field 88; L. Snell 85; Is". kSt6nbrry 84
E. Sanders 83 ; F. Scott 82; 0, Glad
man 80; G. Sanders 76; Bass, D,
Bedford 73; N. Lindentield 68,
No. enrolled 39; average •attend. 38.
I, !Quackenbush, ,Teacher-
1100M
Teacher1400M VIII'(
Pt. II -Honors, R. Creech 91; C;
Mitchell 89; W. Von. Wascinski 82;
E. Mallett 81, ; M. :harness: 81;' .Pass.
G, Beaver 73; IL, Elworths '67; E.
9uidersox 67 ; H. 'West 66.
D. -Honors. 0. Brown. 90; M. Bis-
sett 89; L Mitchell 86; H. Nelson 58;
11. Bloomfield 83; 'R. Hanson 78; L.
McDonald 77; Pass, E. Northcott 68;
T. Cookson 85; E. Russell 60,
0 -Donors, J. Bloomfield 91 ; G.
Brock 87 ; M. 11Lurph5 85; V. Kellett
85; G. Webster 83; I. Mitchell 82; II.
Sanders 77; %I''+ss, V, Roulstbn 74;, E.
Vilncent 74; I Lane 73; G. Wells 6.4.
No. on roll 46; average att. 42.6.
Ida Armstrong, Teacher
DEATU REMOVES 'YOUNG LADY
The sympathy of the community
goes out to the bereaved(in,the death
of hiss Annie Marguerite. Pissett,
daughter of Mr. and Sirs. . Thomas
Bissett; of town, who departed .tliis
life on:Tuesday evening about richt
o'clock, The decease lass, not been ad'ans all engrossed in the, great Bur-
well for over s year and for the past oilcan struggle where t0'tnada's her-
oes .t rig on e 1, o .re.. e
and those bearing unspeakable bur
me Phis cra.ms tut time o
ntcr the political ,field with ,a new
struggle. should bedenounced
Libc rale and •onserva -ivre
James and Deter Fray ne
1 Mess Della Oke 'incl Mrs.
John brayne attended the funeral of
Thomas art which
o. at Poplar 11111, Caxadoe '1'p., on
Friday or es' week. tdeceased.
eras in hi:. r2nd year 'anal to survived
h 'd and one or. Iildniond at
•s 1 Irk is, .a •clan liter of.
.the Into Robert Fray in' or Exeter and
is well known to mao3. of ourreaders.
Dr. Quackenbush and,ia'n, assistant
Performed a successful operation on
hire. John Trout, of Elimville, on
Wednesday of last week and is at
tree of mritin•g_doing nicely. .
' Gladliian`+`"Sta'i'ibury aetiEf fh' th7'
Admiei trator of the estate or the
late John Jacobi of Tiny . • township,
have sold the farm. near St. Joseph to.
Mr. '`V. S., Johnston of Zurich, for a
good figure.
Mr. Alvin Grigg. of` Pembroke;, vis-
ited at the home of Mr. J. Grigg dur-
ing the'past ,week. Mr. Grigg has a
successful business at Pembroke and
his 'many friends in town were, pleas-
ed to renew his acquaintance.
At the 'Co.m.'uaunion service in James
srteet Methodist church last Sab-
bath evening little Beatrice .Madeleiate
daughter of Mr. kind 'Sirs. W. Ti.
Dearing, or Stephen, was christened
by the pastor, Rev, Mr. McAIieter.
Inferior Lightning Rods- Warning
is again being sent out from' the de-
eartment of Agriculture against in-
ferior lightning rods. Beware oC the
man with the iron -centred rod and
the man who eyries that twisted
cables are dangerous.
Prompt Payment -Mrs. (Dr.) Amos
desires most sincerely to thank the
Order of Chosen Friends for the
prompt payment of the death claim'
of her late hrtsbancl. The payment
was made in full within(,two weeks of
the filing of the claim:
Hurdon-Hazlewood - Sir. George
Dyer Tiurdon, of Exeter, and 'S:i'iss
Meta llnzlewood, of Tort Frank, iw9.r'
cturetis married Saturday afternoon.
at the Rectory, the Rev ' ). J, !Corn;sh
offici.ntittg. The bride was. aecom-
pan'ed by Miss Ella. Northwood, of.
Thedford. Mr. and Mrs,.11urdon will
reside at l'ort .Frank.-ro eet Stan-
dard.
1t looks as though June 23th les the
date to .he ;set for nn` �:lrct.'mi hi the
Dominion government but with ,Can
eats. Rev. and :Mr,S. E{ ,A.+ Fear at
Teeswater.
The district meeting for the 'Meth-
odist cbur�ches.of the gsee ex:'giefriet
Will be (held in, James street chortle
on. Ma3•19th..
'I'trof, P. G,: A. Wright, of 'Jdnifin
College, London, occupied the pulpit
in Trivitt 'Memorial church last @ab-,
bath in the ,interest of the college.,
The 'scholars are how on. ,the, home
stretch for the midsummrer .iexamis.
The test exams for the ,Lower; School
w y.
were held last week. The he �aat>ls
start the middle of June. ,_
Mrs. Hemphill, of 'Wroxeter, spent
R. few days last week .the guest or
hlr. and Mrs. 'Se Martin. 16r Eemp-
hill and Mrs. Braun motored down on
Sunday and were accompanied home
by Mrs. Hemphill.
Baseball Organized The annual
baseball meeting .Cor .thea election of
officers for the roman, season was
held on Monday evening at F. M.
Boyle's barber shop. The putting or
a team in the South .,Huron League
was discussed and it was' decided that
If the South turon League west kept
going Exeter would.enter, The sub-
eot of ' a town league was brought
p but was not given muck eonsider-
ion as there are not enough players
form 'a league. The officers were
lected as follows: President, W. 3,
Beaman; 1st Vice, T. Boyle; 2nd. Vied
W. S. Cole ; Sec„ Trees, Leon Treble;
Manager, LT. Bissett; Executive, the
officers, II. Windsor, and
Mascot., Harold Boyle. Exeter's ke`aZ
this year will be nearlyi,all .new biro4 T
There are prospects for.a !five or sire
team •eirini.t. Lnwan. ;is anxious tot +"f
ter the league and. there xis 'a rumor
that '1'{arkhill would ;also lila to ,flet'
Stephen Council
'The +oounoil of the Township o
Stephen, convened in. the Town '1LIII,
Crediton, on D o d the 3� day of
i xt as , th i d
Mae', 1915, at 1 p.m. All inefnibersi
were present-. The minut'eis'.of the
previous meeting were read and .a-
dopted.
'r
iWe b-Lov -That theconrt xaf �.
e ix -t
vision to hear and deteriniae appeal,* .,
against the assessment troll b,. •held.
in, the `Town gall, Creditor', on: Wed-
nesday, the 26th day of, May next,.
et ten o'clock a.w. L nrrie+I
Love -Webb -That J33 -law No, °218
to appoint Township etCVeers and by-
law No. 220 to license, ,re gulater - < i9d
r,overn transient. traders, each have
ing been read three times, 'be pas!Set1
and signed b3 the reeve( and .clerk -and(
the seal of the corporatism -•attached
thereto.•-'Ciarritcd.
The following orders .'w'er'e passed,
Laren Stone, McOlinchey's sstatute la-
bor, 8.00; Post -master, Crediton, .Sar
stamps, 1.06 ; A. Ireland, grading '3.5%
'Wm. Yearley, grading 3.50; Chas:
Kienzle, grading, 97.40.
The council adjourned to neat' ag'ai�i
for general business ore 'Wednesday,
the 26th of May next at 1 p.m. At
2 p.m. gravel contracts will be let; 'bye
auction.
Iy . Eilber:, Clerk, 1.4 +"(
THE EXETER BAG -.AIN STORE
SAMPLE SHOPS
JUST OPENED 200 pairs of Wornens low shoes
sizes 3, 3% and 4 it patent, tan and kid, oxfords,
straps and pumps going; for half price. The lot in-
cludes a few Men's, size 7.
MENS HEAVY SHOES
a` Special Line with:-nst:yve give y' u..the belt etual4y
anal the best prices.
tIOStE.RY
A big range of Wotmnt BIack Cotton Hose, roc pr.
CLOTH H I
Our Ready - to - Wear Suits cannot be excelled.
They are well.tailored and have an individual style
and finish, Try one, of our ;Made to - R'T�-- � e
Suits and be convinced that t'ihat we say is
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couple of months has been ,eor f ;nee ors , f 11 _, the f' is r ' ' i l
to her bed with a Arse. in atternr. Att
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dance upon her. The dicers 1 was: in dens at ho t' t 0
the flower of ,youth beim?.22 y; ars 0
7 months and 11. clays old. She ,wa.s 1 It h ld by A.
beloved by a wide .clxcl'e of ,friends C t' 1'1 •
and. her early. drill's:" is isine3rely re- `�'
gretted. Besides, her parents ,she is lits r_. Ja , 4'
survived by three brothers and three l d 01zc and r 3 i ,0.
ajstens. The funeral will be held on
[miles, n Short service being held the laic J V4 1, I' h •
privately ;it the house at 2 o'clock, plea. 1 p
followed by a service at the church 1 t I Tit <
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The Jaekson factory was clozed b5 s to 1 citt 40
down fora lew dais for stock -talo Koine. lli, V, R •
log. I •
Iilr. end -, Mrs, D, M 1 spent `Sunday- 0
in'Ilensall with Mr. and; Mrs. 3. eirnp-
son.
Master Keg, heavers is visiting his
The 'Quarterly Hoard meeting e,1
James street :11:Abed 't church was
held on 'lloncias evening. Me.
�czis i ),minted to attend the
District ixii et ins; with li � . M. ',sanders
aunt, Mrs,\1". A, 'Turnbull At Parnu- Rom
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Mrs. John Bedford, of Crediton, who, as clteiemt:ive, The finane, s. wire
has been so seriously .i11 is eonvale,s reported in ,,00d shape. Stewards And 4,
ting. • D;striet Visitors were ,elected as fol -
'Che first load or fresh white fish lotus : 1', BMus, Recording steward
arrived.
arrive lu town rs i
_. d. ' . t tt Tuesday L rola Grand S 115,artin, J. May. E. .Rh:inter, 'W.
Bend. F. Down,Down,n, F. 'Wood, C, T1 Perkins. Ot,
I.+eddy and R. N, rItctl-c ; c'.strir,4 visi-
hfl Rd' CZuaizce is 1noving into the tors; E. ,Tory 1lr,s, .(Rev.) J. Cly Nes-
residue of Mr, laid Sanders on (Bele tie W. a.I, '.Petxhale, John Pedlar;, 1ld,
les street. lDdbru're, Thos, x,it e<`t; .ISP. T'rnyne,
Mrs. Robt. Kerslake, of V borne, R. Kerslake, John Kerslake, • E. 7.
who has been seriouslyill. with pneu? :c 1a iron •,T. ltouo c. '1l,l.rvec.: ;1'he
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tnoltia is 'mlieli better. tz'Cei .li., .}i'as ,nd,ionin
The•' the chair to wind ape the business
annual convention of the South of tI �
year ed ree,:ve the reports
(():aeon i9itnda5 School :1s�sociatiosx Will of the y
from the. di fi trent societies,
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be held in l�exisall on 'May ,28th. rr
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The Correct Spring Style:
The
B rl Kitchener
Overcoat "
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ruNImo. how much it means
to you to have good lit
ting, stylish, good wear47,
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iag Clothes. '
YoU TAKE NO CHANCES
1,VITEN `i'OU LEAVE .YOUR
OR1)E'R W1TII 438
Overcoats —
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Suits, --
$10, 12 13.50 and tip
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