HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1915-8-19, Page 1FORTY-SECOD 'N YEAR
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EXETER, ONT.,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19th, 1915
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FOR LADiE3S, AND C1-1111.4DREN
JUST ARRIVED
1(50 Brand New Winter
Coats
In the seasons most stylish
makes and fashionable cloths,
Ladies Heavy Cloths in all the
popular shades; Navy, Cadet,
green) greY' br"n10 t $20
and mixed colors 0
BiAcic COATS
In Plush, Baby Lamb, Persian
Lambkin, Caricui Cord and
Kersey, The
$10 to $25
Prices are • •
CHILDREN'S COATS
Always hard to get a
good ssortment. W can
show you a- first- class lot
of cloths and styles that
will be hard to beat. Navy
Royal, Cadet, Grey and
.Fancy Tweeds in the lat.
tyst styles for .Little Folk.
1.‘To two ladies' garments
alike. This is the secret of
our success.
ALL SpmmEn GOODS To Go
25c to 5Cc Wash Goods all
to go at 19c yd.
White Waists for son, 75c
and'98c each,
r.,5c and 20c Wash Goods all
to go' for Ida yic.
DRESSES
Childs° Presses • _ • •49c
Girls° Dresses. • • .. 59c
Ladies' Dresses.... 79c
JONES AND MAY
QUALITY
600D8ust
Plymouth Binder Twins
Plymouth special, 500 ft. -91c lb.
Salmon Tag, 550 feet -9 3-40 a lb
Silver Sheaf, 600 feet- 11ic a lb.
Gold Medal, 650 feet - 14 ets ib.
These Twines are made in the largest
Twine Factory in Canada.
How is Your Hay Fork Rope ?
We can supply you with
4•PLYMOUTII GOLD MEDAL ROPE a 18 CENTS A POUND
Tinsmithing and Plumbing
Let us _Estimate on Your Eavetroughing. •
Furnace work and Plumbing
ipBoNt Heaman's Hardware
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; BORN
Lucan, on •J43 24th,
to Mx. and Mrs. Garnet ,Hodgins„a
1 son. s . •
.0ATSLING- At ta1a on August
11th, to Rev. anal Mrs. Darling, a
clp.ogthter.
Illorm-In Si. INtary s. on July 27th,
1915, to Mr, and iNfrs. Wrn. Horn;
1 Water St. a daughter.
tiSTAFFORD,-In St. tklars on Wed.-
nesdas, August till 4th, 1915, to Mr
4 and Mrs, W. Staffortt.„ a son,
MARRIED
FRABLAND JOTINS -- At Varna,
E%tiss Bthel Johns to Mr. ,Stanles
Freeland of Toronto.
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,GN,B13-0,001s.*-th Detroit, Mich., be
Rev. Luther B. Lovejoy pastor of
14th ave Methodist church, Miss
OIire Roolve, daughter of the late
George fltooke, tormerl of Us -
borne to Mr. Minor Elmore Jones,
of Detroit, son of the late Daniel
!Totes, al,D., of Romeo, Mich.
DIED "
PXJAWM.-At Yrgai or rJath Ogb.
30th,, 1915, William Clarke, aged
73 `e ears.
SPINDLER-In Clinton on August
llth, Eliza Fitch, wife of Benjam-
in. Spindler, in her 53rd year. ,
ARMSTRONG -At Bay City, Mich„
July 30th, 'William Armstrong, a
native of Stanley Township, Ont.
aged 65 e ears.
PRIZE -WINNERS OP THE
STANDING- OAT CONTEST
The following are the prize win-
ners in the oat contest conducted .J
the. Eirkton Agricultural Society.
let Amos. Dolly:, 0. A. 0..72, 92 points
2nd. Win. Harding, Reg. Banner, 91
1-2 points; 3rd, Jas. More, Reg. Ban-
ter. 90 points; 4th, Wesles Shier, 0.
A. 0. 72, 88 points; 5th, .Win, Robin-
son. O. A.. 0. 72, 87 1-2 points; titbs
Jos. White, Painnie's Earle, 87 points;
7tb M. Gxegor3, Reg. Banner, 86 1-2
points.
Judge, R. L. Moorehouse, Bothwell
CENTRALIA.
Miss Edna Rowcliffe of Granton,
is viiting with Mrs. D. Hodgson
Mrs. Aldsworth returned to her
home in Waterloo on Saturday last.
Miss Marg.aret Quinton s camphig
at the Bend for a couple of weeks,.
Mr. Smith and wife of London,
spent a few dee e with Mr. and Mrs.
•Wilson.
Mr. and. Mrs. G. Emery spent ,a
couple of (lees lisitLig relatives in
London.
Mr. John and 'Will Colwill ship-
ped two very line car loads of cattle
to 'Toronto on Saturdae; last. Mr.
Con, O'Brien also shipped a loedt
Rev. Razlewood, of Weldon, poen-
pied the pulpit on Sundae last and
preached two vete acceptable seta
naotts. Rev. The lor, of London will
preach here on Sunday. next.
One of our poets handed, ie. the fol-
lowing,
A lit tic spark, a little coil.
A. gallon of juige, and, some celinder
l.
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I A piece at pressed tin and a bit of
board, .
1t030. auto 1.40 Ohl Pota,
Tournament a Success Despi te the Weather oiTi itt cb„"AL„`;:r.'1Iia
late clerk, Rserly ut h prtsent yeer
Heama,u's Rink of London Thistles Wins 13aNsiden Trophy Per ntary,- end itouistoit :bat thie
-Mitchell Rinks win Two Troyhys, south miuticipalite contribute a maehine
'gun nestmg LitOUSa 1410aarS ifOr
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o.v.;a1,,144:;' '', •
esteseasses,
1! PO; C. Aldworth 3.15; Thos. ,Vornislut
\Valter "Wpstcott 75o; Rd, IN-,
vis 1.00; Bri, Coombos 2,34; Win.
Orteeh .14.75; ,ino„ 1.27,1!
Ilav, kilts Hon. 325.09; Romtio• Rowe.
Woods 34.J.2; Tho'0a 22.80p
J. A„, StoNart 4.00; 1?,xetor Bketrie,
Ilaron and Consolation -One Exeter Rink in use in Diviefoxi No. 1, Canadian Ex-
peditionary force. The Reeve, after- Light
Finals -D. Tieman's Rink of Dashwood wins co. 4123,65; Dell
conferIng with tile Minister of Mil- n55; s sanders 3P01 nose Tas ior,hse
inn haat ;newer to pIec& n order for
the said. gnu through the 3.1illeann de-
partmerit at Ottawa,
Stewart's Special -Taman and Willis ot Lon-
don, Via t-Jooteh Doubles. •
wat hreegidullotret nAl•jst*..ttgitlio.Elet-ihr‘il awillinthciel
The Exeter bowling tournament got sezei-]1
members present. The. minutes of.
awa, 1,0 a good start last week but
Seafort3a • Ilensall meeting held Jule 23rd, with a minor
the !finish Was somewhat -biased,
J. 1.1. Taman 18 A.'Whitesides 13 amendment also the rnintinis or spec -
Jupiter Pletvius luso been no re,spectos
Lop. 'Thistles Mitchell lel meeting held. Aug. 5th, were read
of either the harvester or the Inflow -
A. ,31, Beaman 16 Dr. Maier 12 and approved.
er after sport and eerie Thursday
A. letter from the Bell Telephone
t he let loose the wet goods and Pinals . Do. was read ;seising perm/es/on to
, deluged this section's ith rain, Phi, I erect three poles along the north ,sitle play had become real interesting nad Seaforth ; Lou. Thistles
of 'Victoria, ,
• it was a disappointed bunch of bow- J. WilliaMld Beavers and Hare
ms cDonastreete -
1lees when thee toned M
it was neces- Dr.McKey Hickey ton that the request the granted pro
vided that all the poles be ,erecteld on
sere to postpone the tournaments 'W. G. Willis Gras'; ns /2 . the north side of the street.-Oarried.
Monday was set as the day to resume 3. 51. Tamtin 9 Heitman
. fnke
thThosliouldin ad. periniasion to
eir activities and on that day all Score by Ends.
123 011 001 001 020-12 erect a drive 1i '1 next to his stable
but !flee rinks returned, A. slight Ileaman
sprinkle on Mondadelayedi the Taman 009 300 110 110 101- g on town property. itefeere,d ;to the
y ,
oulmittezi P
games ifor a short time. A. X. ;Ilea-
Public, Works Corn. Report of peeial. Seh
I man, et London Thistles; was the .win-
cemetery recommendations. Per
iner of the Bowden trophy defeating'cemeter.
Boulston, ;chairmen., seconded be liar-
. S. H. Taman's riak of &fiftieth., The
pert of the Loader', club having .been otoanrriecLred to bthat the cothe recommendations refer -
e •mmittee be accepted.
,
Bowden trophy now becomes the pro -
won by them three times. The
Mr. hlawson, auSitor, gave his jetty
other two trophies, the South Huron
report which was adopted on !motion
and W. J. /Seaman's both ivent to
Mitchell rink. s The President's spec -
of Hind and 'Beavers.
ial rpize, donated be 3'. A. Stewart The dol/owing accounts were read;
and approved: Jo. Senior .33.00; ;W,
was won by D, Tierean's rink from
J. Bissett 13.7.3; John Ford. ; 37,50;
Dashsvood. The second event in the
Sid. !Davis 2.09; Wel. Johns 100;
Scotch Doubles was not finished Tiles -
Mille 2. ; A. McPherson 2.00; Mrs.
dee evening. Owing to the label:LESS
John 31Itch ell 2,00; Silas Ha n d ford ,
or the hour the finals were held over
6.99; S&sant3.,rs SAO; Geo. Orange
until a latex date --
17.90; Hi. Rumohr R.00; T,hos, Hatter
SOUTH HURON -TR,OPITZ
blest Round
Exeter. Es:eter
SI. E, Anderson 17 Rev, -Collins
Atwood Goderich
3, IL Ratcliffe 6 Dr. Hunter
Goderich Atwood.
Fred Davis 17 G. Lockheed.
Harrietsville Forest
Ed. Fame 14 J. N. Gordon
St. Mates Gran. Strathroe.
L. lierstene 19 Anderson
Parkhill Clinton
I3. M. Hunter 10 C. E. Dowding 20
Exeter Seaforth
H. 3. White 10 J. 3r. Best 22
Mitchell Seaforth
W. Elliott 19 W. Ament 18
Dashwood. . Hensel).
3. Hart Ielb 19 Fred Bush 21
Esne.tex Granton
W. Illatchford 19 D. Rowcliffe 14
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BAWDEN' TROPHY .
Preliminary Round
Atwood Exeter
Hugh l'orter 16 G. E. Anderson 13
Exeter Olinton
Ray. D. 0011tittS 13 J. Nacliger 15
Atwood Granton
J. H. Ratcliffe 13 C. M. Webb 14
Goderich Exeter
Dr. Bunter 10 R. N. Creech 14
Seaforth Goderich
R. E. Bright 13 Fred Davis ; 10
Seafortb. Atwood.
J. 'EL Taman I17 Geo. Lockheed 16
Rarrietsville Hensall
Ed. Facet 17 Geo. F. Case 19
Forest St ra throe
J. M. Gordon. 7 Malone 21
)1e1133.11 Sr I s
31. Arnold. 14.L •Harstone 9
Strathroz•-' ,Efensall
Anderson 1.5 A.e ,Whitesides 16
-Goderiela *
A. J. Nesbitt 16 H. N. Hunter 11
Clinton. Exeter
C. E. Dowding 13 R. G. Seldon 19
greter Strathroy
11. J. White , 11W. II. Stepler 17
Sea forth Exeter
J. M. Best 13 0 13. Snell '18
London R. C. Mitchell
W. Ashplant 14 W. Elliott 13
Goderich Seaforth
C. 11. Humber 17 W. Ament 11
Dashwood Ingersoll
Jonas Hartleib 2 C. H. Sumner 30
Bleth Hensall
De. 31cTsggirt 20 Prod Bush 10
Seaforth Granton
Dr. Grieve 15 D. Rowcliffe 8
Parkhill Exeter
A E. Benham 18 W. 13Iatchford 13
Secoud. Round
Rev. Collins Exeter, a bye
Goderich (1oderich
Fred Davis 19 Dr. Hunter
Seaforth Clinton
3. M. Flest ' 14 C. EaDowde
Mitchell Hensel'
VI. Elliott 19 E. Buch
Exeter Atwood
W. Blatchford 16 Win. Robb;
Seaforth Atwood
R. E. Bright' 12 11 Porter
Bb th Mitchell
Dr. 3.1eTaggart 13 M. Durkin
Granton Hensel).
0. 3X. Webb 16 G.. F. Case
Goderich Exeter
0. 11. Humber 17 It. G. Seldon
Third Round
Rev. Collins Exeter by default
Seaforth St. Maris
J. M. Best 19 L..Harstorte 13
'3Iitc.hell Exeter
W. Elliott .22 W. Blatchford 12
R. E, Bright, Seaforth. be default.
'Me th. St. * Mare s
Dr. McTaggart 14 R.31,Northetravel0
`Goderich Etranton
C. J1. Humber 19 Gall. Webb 13
Seaforth London R. C.
Dr, Grieve 19 T. Loveless 11
Clinton
10 J. Nadiger 7
M
St. ary s
17 W. 11. Lovell 19
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Atwood Lon. Thistles Exeter
V,Ttia. Robb 10 _Se A.. Lang oe•
a 15 O. B. Snell
Forest Mitchell
Ingersoll
Frank Ross 17 M. Markle. 20 O. H. Sumner
First Round
Atwood Clinton
H. Porter 9 J. Nediger t
Granton Exeter
01. X. Webb • 21. R. N. Creech
Seaforth Sea forth
R. E. Bright 13 J. H. Tames;
Rensall Strathro3
'G. F. Case 14 A. Malone •
Ilensall Hensel].
H. 'Arnold . 12 A. 'Whitesicies
Goderich Exeter
A. 0. Nesbitt; 12 R. G. Seldon
Strathroy Exeter
W. II. Stepler C, B. Snell.
London B. C. Goderich
W. Ashplant 5 0, H. Humber 14
Ingersol. Ble th
G. El. Sumner 21 Dr. McTaggart 113
Seaforth Parkhill
Dr. !Grieves 27 A. Benham 26
Lon. Thistles Mitchell
A. A. Landlord 13 31 Durkin , 11
Mitchell Dashwood
Dr. Maier 25 D. Boman . 5
St. Mats s Lor. Thistles
B. M. hibrth-grave 17 0, 13. Later „21.
St. Marys Exeter
'W. IR. Lovell! 15 N. D. Tluxdon 10
Exeter London IL C.
F. W. Glndman 11 T. Loveless' 20
Lon. Thistles Norwich
A. M. Heemao ID It, Elliott 15
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Clinton Second Round
Granton
3. tNadiger 10 C. hi, Webb15
Seaforth 11ensall ,,si in
J. 111. Tamaa 18 0-,. F. Case 16
Exeter
Hensel .
"A. Whitesides 10 R. G. Seldon 12
Exeter Goderich
C. eh Snelll 12 C., II. Humber 11
Ingersoll Seaforth
O. rja... Sumner 21 ter. Grieves 10
Lon. Thistles s i c e
18 date of signing and the stamp of the
A. A. Lar.selord 12 Dee:Meier t municipal seal.
Lon. Thistles St. alarys Re He dro debentures Per 'Boylston
and Barton that the Reeve, Council -
Lor Beavers., and the Citirk be 0 Coin.
Tilltt(T to eel -tinge for the disposal. of
the Hydro 'Electric 13y-liw debentures
1'er Hine and Beavers thets %rota tbe
forwarded to the Grand Trunk Rail -
Fourth Round.
Seaforth Exeter
J. 31. Best ; 15 Rev. Collins 12
Mitchell Seaforth
W. Elliott 19 R. E. Bright 0
C. H. Humber, Goderich, a bye,
Meth Seaforth
Dr. .McTaggart 13 Dr. Grieve
Itaeersoll Exeter
C. H. Stunner 17 0.. E. Snell
Hensall 'Mitchell
A, Whitesides 12 Dr. Maier
Continued on 1)age. 5
Exeter Council
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Special meeting hi the council
Was held on Thersdae. August 5th.
AM the Members were present. The
Reeve explained the object of - the
meeting, being to discuss the Hedro
Electric rower Commi,zsion ngreement
The fly•clro Electric 13y -law being,
Be -law No. 14, 1915,was duly read s
third time and linale peesed. on .mo-
tioxi of •counrillors Hind and Beavers.
The reeve and clerk signed the same
and attached the seat of the ,Corpora-
tion thereto.
Meesrs. Fletcher and Creech waited
on the council on behalf' of the com-
mittee charge of!' Victoria Park
with regards to the bill for material
used itt construction .or band stand.
and seats. The bill was laid over for
next regular meeting.
The 'Hy dro Electric Power Commis-
sion contract was •tulle discussed and
after due corsideratioa the reeve and
clerk were lestructed to sign ' the
same ti beheit ot the Munieipalite.
Motion be Councillors Bermes and
Harton, Said agreement to bear
O. 13. ur WO'. Loyola 17
London It 0, Lon, Thistles
T. Loveless 14 A. el„ Beaman 17
Third Round
Seolorth Clinton
a. 'EL Taman 12 es Nesagee • ye wee ;company that the contract for
g
• Exeter
supply of water expires on 1st of ensall '
13Ootober, 1915 and that a new con-
A. Whitesides 14 • C. 13, Snell
Ingereoll
Mitchell
treat will have to be made and signed
themelee le '_jr,, a Bennet 8 Also that this counell givt;s notice
that the new rate be four latin-
A„ neamag, 15 W. lt, ig ()red and fifty dollars per annum for
Lon, Thistles St. Mares • •
tem of 3 or 5 Sears. That notice
8I3,61; Exeter Mantra clef ri tigh s Co.
470; Jno. Neild 14.0(1: Jritiee May'
4.75; amouoting he nil to $800.55., •
Adjournment ba r tor.
Jos. Seuies, Acteee
Locals.
Miss Cochrane, or Berlin, is trea
guest a Mrs. G.Coeltrarte lis teWes,
Mr. 1Robt, :Means, of London, vie-
ited Mr, Wm. ,Hodgert in, town this
week. •
Mrs. (Dr.) Sellezn and childrea, ot
Toronto. visited at T. Kernicke
Mondae,
Mr. O'Brien, a f-oenaer teat:hen lel
the Exeter High School., visited ,witls
Mr. and Mrs., S. Sanders ovor.
(las.
s The Prize lists are out for the Exe-
ter Tail fair which will he held on
Monday and Tueaday, September 20th
and 21st.
Mr. W. G. Stewart of town was
successful in passing his honor junior
matriculation exams receiving third
class honors in mathematics end. pile -
ides.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lf. Wond anti dau-
ghter Elorence, of T.o.ndon, nho re-
cently visited with relatives la town
are at present visiting with ihsir son
Vincent at Santa Barbara, California.
Thee spent a few dais at th ; Panama:
Exposition,
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See ,Our Nifty Knit Ties
This Seasons " STRAW HATS" are ,Very Natty and
Becoming, We Carry the Le Idols.
Ordered Clothing, Ready - to. Wear Clothing, Sumnper
Suits, manna Trousers, Odd Pants, Overalls, etc.
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