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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1916-3-30, Page 1NORTY-SEooRD YEAR ---No 2242 EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY 1MMORN:NG, MARCH 30th, t916 JUNES & MAY Phone 32 SPRING MILLINERY DISPLAY INSPECTION READY FOR All the New York Models and Our Own Creations are being shown here in a ttremenduous display of beauty, The colors this year .are very elaborate and suits well the season's styles, We are showing our Millinery Early this sea- son to give every Lady a good opportunity in her selections. FLOWERS FOLIAGES RIBBONS acre ery conspioious this season on all hats. Come and see Our Display before they are picked over Smart Spring Suits and Coats Very Swell Garments :•►...r at Last year's Prices Not one of our Suits or Coats are higher than last year, in fact Our Sping Coats are cheaper. Swell Spring Suits Made in the Very Newest Styles for this season. Silk braid trimming with the New Flare Coats, The styles are very becom- ing and are sure to please you. We sell the Northway Garment recog- nized as best in Canada. Light & I4ark Navy, Black and Green are the colors Swagger Spring Coats We have a magnificent showing ot Spring Coats Sport Length and very swagger in appearance. Plain White Wash Cordur- oy, Cream Blanket Cloth, Palo Cloth Cream with colored checks and stripes, Black and White Checks, Colored Checks, Blacks &Navys See them and be convinced as to value and style Silks at Old Prices Do you want a Silk Dress or Suit this Spring? If so buy as early as possible. Silks are going up eearly 50 per cent very 3000. We cam give you any silk you want at old prices. es AND may EgmgamEnni ;,SUGAR MAKING SUPPLIES IPAILS, PANS and SPILES at Lowest Prices. Washing Machines ' & Wringers Make Wash Days Easy Wringers 3.75 to $6.00 Washers $9.00 to $12.00 Galt Tubs, Wash Boards, etc. eee G)Ir xil■�l�►i' FOR S!'RING PAINTING U S E Lowe Brie 1}l::'., Paints Mellownone Chi_aTutnei in all t7olors Danspbell's Varnish Stains Brushes, Varnishes, ete. EAVIAN'SHARDWAI,ZE AND , STOVIa STORE PHONES 27 A AND 27 I3—EXE 1'ER tetertereellin rE YOUR STRENGTH to ain't no use to grumble mud you're sticking fast, yon need your .strengtei-'- taws (tentage, tht, trouble'll .soon :be abes 3e the fretting for tri ba babies, it doesn't 'ple,alse the `the frets must tome from Hades may take you there at last ;1• triotio League Notes regular menthle .meeting will Remains of Rev' Dr. Gundy interred at Exeter be held in the Library on Monday evening, April 3rd.nt belt past seven. Donations received, Mr. ,L. Hardy $1,00; Of Bring bo:tes $2.52; Minstrel rceeipts $151.00. Mrs. Win. Bowden donated 2 pairs socks and 2 pairs wristlets; and Mrs, Ed. Treble 1 pe. hospital !socks A box of clothing weighing 200 lbs. has been rent to the Delete Relief at 1lfontre tl. We hereby thank all those who. took part en •, he concert also the orchestra whirl wes much aptpreeiat- ell, • Mrs. W. J. Beer; 'Secy, The remains ot the tate !Rev. Dr. Gundy arrived from St. Thomas on Monday morning and were conveyed to the Main Street iDlethodist church where a Memorial service was held. Dr. Gundy was a superannuated Methodist Minister and died. onl. Friday afternoon last at the home of his 'son. 'Charles R. Gandy, oC St. Thomas, following a long i11ue.3s. Dr. Gundy was born, in Ireland in 1853 and was the !son of• a Methodist clergyman. He was one of the most prominent members of the London Conference andwas for more than 50 years in the mitnistry. Ile was sta- tioned at Owen Sound, Montreal, Lindsay. Yorkville, London, Omcmee Watford, Cainsville, Barriston, Exe- ter, 2tidgetown, Aylmer, Essex Cen- tre. Sarnia, Windsor, Strathroy. Wingham: and St. Thomas. Dr. Gundy's wife predeceased hint about two years ago and the remains were interred at the Exeter Union cemetery. Four sone survive, Chas. R., St. Thomas; J. 73. ,and J. F. booth oil Toronto and W. E. Gundy, Wind- sor. On Sunday afternoon a Memorial 'service was held at Grace church, ;St, TLomas, At the service in Main :street churl? on Monday the exercisers were In charge of Rev. S. 'W, Muxworthy, the pastor, assisted by 'Rev. G. N. Hazen. of London, ex -president or the Conference; Rees. W. G. 13. McAlister' Dr. Knowles, Walter E. Mii]son, and Waiters Rigsby. The choir led in the service of isong and Miss Vera 'Diuxe worthy sang a solo "The Home Land" Dr. Gundy's four eons were present at the ' fu.xteral, as were also •about twenty ministers•. A. deputation res presentingt the, Wingham 11,tct:hodist church along with elev. Mr. Hibbert were also in attendance. The pall bearers were ,alar brother ministers, 'Revs, • ,ltinowlcs, Anderson, Findlay. Jefferson,, Fear, and Sawyer. Tho, floral tributes were meat beau - titer and .`comprised tt blanket of flowers covering the casket end many beautiful wreaths wjttah requirt:d a One holstein was sold to Dir. I. Arm special conveyance. strong for :130. Other.'s ranged in .00 seem' going over the ti see - Exeter Council A eegukix rneetiag o4 ibe Council was held on March 24th, Counsellor Beavers Absent through illness, Pre- vious minutes approved. Commuseicatioons—Re road `ail. Filtrdc Re $10 lee of Hydro El!e'resee Rene ay 'Associations Paid on •modest of Hind and Horton. Re Etniployers' •'•.Liability Rev.preaches Christian brotherhood and sanity!. Irr� A\ • CollinsPw E v preaches bringing his tninestry to a close in Exeter he did Iso with sorrow but• farewell sermon hoped that the change 'would be bet- ter for the congregation and better Fox Nearly Ten Years was Rector of for himself and that they might see Trivitt Memorial Church -• Large the 'hand of God in; the a;ffaire of the 'Congregation at Closing Ser- vice — Soldiers Attend in. A. 'Body, Assuranee Co.'aed Globe 1:nclemeity One of the largest congregations Co. Laid over for further eonsidera_ that ever assembled in the Trivia tion, Hydro -Electric Power. Commis- Memorial church gathered last Sab- sion re construction of line :etc, 'I'he, bath, evening to lesten to Bev. U, W. cher% to answer, ;, Collins preach his farewell sermon The reeve reported that the Fire prior to.leaving for bis new charge Insurance on 'time dwelling ' at the at 'Windsor• The church was peeked cemetery expires on. the .err: Clerk extra chairs being placed at Elie instructed to• have same peoe sec. • rear to accommodate the large crowd. The special. committee wa.:instruct- The soldiers were present in a body ed to look into having, the retie:Ms ot , and occupied the north wing. A the T•owtn Hall and also the; electrical bumber of the !soldiers assisted the fixtures an hared insured, choir, Thos. Haul:denx handed in lits Estee Mr. 'Collins took for his text the ice sold oft the river durin,te the sear first epistle of Peter 5: 7 "Casting son,. The clerk was authorFwd . to alt your care upon Him; for he careth look after the collections. for you." The speaker said he had Accau.nts read end ordered paid,— chosen tixi!s text because he thought Edmond took his place. Hydra Electric Power Co'm, e3e; Lowe that any cloying remarks he might The big effort made last week to' Martin Co., Toronto 8.39; G.R. Steer see fit to make should' be in 'harmony increase the 'strength of the 161st 1,00; Hawltisas & Son 1.30;: Jones wit]: the conditions surrounding us at Huron Battalion has brought the the present time. We are passing unit up to a roll of over 750. through( deep waters, he said, and we know, .not how far we have made pro- gress. Anything out of the ordinary should have something that will fit in with the things that are trans- piring at the present. The question has often been asked or risen in the human heart. "Does God) care?" and 'sometime or other in life it beoomee the supreme question that) all human hearts have to meet. We see so much of the apparent in- equalities of life,—tbe good and the bad. thee seem so near to cachl other. The high place has always had the t hurett and human life; In sone clad= Mr; aCollins used the final words of Paul to the Corintatiaxstt "Finally, brethren, farewell. Ile pest - feet. be of good comifort:, be of one mina. lave ]n peace; and the .God of love and peace !shall be' with' you'', With the Boys in Khaki Enlisted thus week, Thomas Appleton Erie Burdon 'W. A. Smith, Centralia Edmond Oke W . +` est Neib Lieut. Torrance 'visited at bis horse in Clinton over Sunday. Three of those who 'signed up last week were not able to pass the rm'od+ ical examination. Gordon Oke, of Usborne, 4signed up last week but not being 'able to pass the medical. examination his brother & May 2.04;; G. Powell, Hamilton lil•UU Thos. Fisher, $5.95; Mrs. W. ";T. Beer $15. Jos. Sen:er, Clerk EXETER SCHOOL BOARD, The. Board 'met in the Library on Meech 22nd, with Mr. - Wood, mid Mr. Fuke :absent. It was •'decided to have the flag pole erected when .veatitex became suitable. The Grounds Com- mittee reported that certain trees near the school have been. rerpoved Messrs. Martian. and Gladman were ap- pointed to interview the janitor re• low to give it •contrast. W e have increase of his salary, and to repeat, t come in touch in one way or another Inspector Tont's report was -react a,rd with the distress caused through en motion ordered to be , filed, flood, famine. disaster or bereave - The following accounts were ;ordered ment. We hear of tbe ,sufferings to, +be ;pad, T. Hawkins, locks 80c., caused by the present war, and the Sanders Bros., cutting trees 5.00; The question, often arises. "Does God real - Grigg Stationery Co., $8.50; Employe! ly care for his people?. Liability' Co., 5.00. It was decided to There are two methods by which secure a supply of coal. A quarterly i we midst approach this question if audit o: the books was decided and we are to find the answer of God. ?dr blawsar: was engaged. He bas made two great revelations of K. �faeI'ausl, Sec. himself. He has revealed himself in �___,� ____ his word and he has revealed himself in his great nature. MB. RICHARD GOULD BASSES S Nature would neem to teach us that AW -A.1: SUDDENLY'. God does not care for the individual, said the speaker. Take the pages of Sudden death meant su•dd' .,'nry history, and. things that have seemed fail' Mr, •'l zahard Gould of .la'me's _Silt evil) base turned out for good there on Tuesday morning of thee week.,teas never a war, there was never a Dl r. Gould had been in his ureal pestilence, a tyeanny or a disease that did not have some characteris- tics the day previousunand had been tic't in connection with it, haroduetive up town and around retired as of some good. usual.. In the morning test before Wesoknow that in the hiutorY of lin time for rising 'some commonplace re- humen racew phogress hes had as much marks 'pa -°sed 'between Mr, and 14Irs. to do with the daraside as the bright Gould and without any warning he side. We know that the Napoleonic breathed a few deep breaths end tears resulted in a peace that lasted loaned peacefully away. It was a for years. But how did it scent to stoat shook to the family and the the man who left his wife a widow. news' was heard with 'regret by his How. doe's it seem to the, men in the many friends a pwn. Mr. Gaul. trenches. Can they see the bright was horn in the n.pariah' of Meath. side. .41I progress bas been won by married ro hisEn' whereedhe was pain. Liberty, bas been brought a - married to his bereaved widow. bout by the prison and the cannon About 47 wears ago they Cama to ver since. on the battlefield,,. The cross is the t Canada, setave tling inen s Ent* e„ where Symbol, where Jesus Christ gave his During most eof thane years Mr.Gouldlife that we might live. was a carpenter and contractor.. un- Nature teaches the 'lesson that hu - til he retired a few years ago and nxanity, is always higher than the in- since that time hair acted as Janitor dividual man. There is a doctrine themknown! as the survival of the fittest and th doctrine is revealing of James street church, Be Was vealin itself well known throughout the district the is oe rine of aEurope.n ToIt be and was held in the highest esteem, told that our pain will be comforting For fortr years he taught in the to those that come after us is not. James street Sunday school and fill- encouraging. ed many offices in the church. '13e - sided his sorrowing widow he is sur- vived 'by five children- two sone and very ex Thank God we are not 'left only to the lawn of nature as our guide and three daughters_ 'William of Mcama- counsel: said the speaker. The o Man„ and Harry, of Exeter; Mrs. Jae, revelation of God—the T3ible—tells' us Shtapton, of Stephen, and Mrs. M. L. a far different lesson. The individ- Salter and Miss Olive at borne; also uall care of God ialways ddeclare affirmed a daughter-in-law, Mrs. J. C. Gould the bible. Theprophets t oC Galt. The deceased was 77 years, God dces care for the' least of his chit - 3 months and 6 days old. The funeral dren. 'Christ taught that God was will be held on Thursday afternoon nor Father and if he cares for the at two o'clock ioterment in Exeter birds of the lair and the grass of the cemetery. field. how each more !shall he care tor you. If Jesus !Christ, )looking out from a life more troubled than our 'BAZAAR AND ENTERTAINMENT lives. could see tbet God is love, then we looking out upon our. problems The Logic Missionary Society of must see that GodG is love. Caren church will hold their annual anLook n bey kas cipe e1 Pel !:rook g can n Bazaar and Entertainment on Friday April 7th. In the afternoon alt 3 our lives we seem to have the feeling o'clock in tbe Town Hall a. sale of that when we mi-`cthteinkeat bi- useful articles; home-made cooking tions of our live, od and candy will be held. At 8 p.m. docs not care. Men have sometimes in the Opera House one the !same even- argued that all are not treated alike, ing an. entertainment will be given than the evil triumph while the just consisting of a play entitled "Cron- have tribulation. God does care, berry 'Corners"; a comedy drama in: we will never ece the •oare of God if four acts, by the young people of r we look for it in earthly • posSessions. l;Iensall, Hanna Symphony Orches-;, What is the best? Is it houses, lands tra will furnish the male rAfdm s- fame or with horses and Shall heareward sion to. l3aznar including ments 10e; admission to entertain"' weeny with Alyce or gold'? It is not went 25c; reserved seats 35,:; pinr, of ble:scd are the pure in heart for hall; will open Saturday, April 1st at' they -re the illwbe wealthof y who work iteelf Cor B, W. F• leavers store. I God.To be honest !has in itself a �► - measure of reward. God dogs care SELLS BUSINESS T' for tbe individual. He cares so mucic than he will on.Y reward our spirit- ual cervices by �::piritual gifts. DON THEKHAKI TTLe epcaker s.,id :that ha wished ,to After being in tbe dairy basinesa leave as his parting words that the in town for about fifteen years, Nes, be•:it that sloe world can give ie mere axe. L. Day and Son .disposed of their cleat to they. a lath that God nor has fine dairy herd of Holstein oattie on in Stox'e, ` Tuesday in order that L. Day, Jr, heard, ueitrn: 1111 it entered into might' join already signed Battalion. ti d will Gold bee pxepared,fob thosetge who which Day has alrea Y g p report for duty ,next week.. This ie him,'. not a case .of balling a business but Mr. CoLtne sad he had been going giving it up and disposing of the in and out Lonc,:ngi tJ3u. people 1f: Betteh herd and such loyalty is commend- ter for ne. r Y years. d able. The sale on xuresday while learned ' to respect ct and honor them. bringing. good prices did not realize 1 -le and his teen iyy hadn the congregation ninny on any more than it shoho gt some lin- butwse nthroc.gheuty,he community. Ms oi' cati:le offered, all,lEou;,h s dividual cows tyald tor fancy prices. relation:eliite with ehc different re- iigiou�i bother w.::3 .,incere, Brat:ng and izpiritunl. 1Ie' had not nlways seen Brice from X70 up, sae eye to eye, but In L pine, at tenet, they h :100 Two horses and acv. ha.d hecn ub] to work in cOzUi1 ctiort Seal head of young cattle segs. also .n. h been oleos to w int of the king•• clave you aenewetl your subpeript- sold.. 'Che roll! realized abotxi 1.fii00, don of God on cattle The A4)11111011 lost to the, C%mes!$ . - „t AA -a,.-....- j Mr, 73. S, Phillips waw the 'auctioneer of this problem he believed to be in A The soldiers did not march to the Thames Road Presbyterian church church last Sabbath morning owing to the bad condition of the roads. Pte. Archie Davis, of the 71st Bat- talion, Gait, was home on. Friday last. Tie expected this would be his last trip home before going overseas. Mr. W. G. Mitchell, eldest eon of William Mitchell of the Metropolitan Hotel,, has enlisted at Guelph. Tbis is the third son to don the )khaki. The monthly payments of assigned and separation allowaaaees ta► tae.ativelo or dependants of the mot at the front now averages more Oran .:2,400,040. We understand that Peter Lateen* leas enlisted and is ready to go ;forth to fightfor Mug and Gotsotry. Peter's action ought to shame •the scores of quitters in tine keotioaa.—Henetxll Ube server. The school of instruction for non-'• commissioned officers was re: opened. at 'Olinton Iast Friday after the four days recruiting campaign. Those attending from Exeter are Corp. M.. Pfaff. Ptes, 11. Bissett, and Lloyd Rivers, The 161st Battalion will moboiize at Clinton on Thursday of next week April 0th,, being the, day of the ,,Cline ton Spring Fair. The boys will march to Hensall and join the lien3a11 m'sn-t hers and march to Clinton where it is expected they will !,pend a l:ew days. Pte, Barry Windsor, o]' tate C. 24L It. Hamilton, visited h:s parents the forepart of the week. This wee Pte. \rvindsor's last visit some as he is; going overseas shortly with a detach- ment. The Exeter boye eescortt d Harry to the depot a.nd gave him e. eendPoffs 1 THE EXETER R,&RGAIN STORE Whirlwind Sale for Saturday, April ist 10 Handkerchiefs for 25c 3 Boxes Hair Pins for 10c Collar Buttons 1c each Ends of Laces and Embroideries, half rale Women's Flannelette Night Gowns. Caps worth 50c to $1.00 for 35e. Men's Fleeced Shirts for 25c. Men's Wool Shirts for 75e - Men's Ties for toe. 15 Sweaters for $1.00 each. 14 Pairs Wonten's Cloth Rubbers 35c pair. 18 Pairs Men's Jersey Rubbers reg 8.50 for $1 These Prices are for Saturday only Bat e R E VERS • • t • • • s • • • • •• • e • • • •• • • • • • . • • • • • • • •• • • • • 2 PHONE IHA 1G s IN OUR TAILORING DEPART r .ENT if its a pair of Trousers,, an odd Coat and Vest or a Suit you want, come quick, before the other fellow gets the hest° nds for odd Vests. nds for odd Coats and Vests. nds for odd Trousers• nds for a Suit e will tailor any of these ends to your ,order at very low prices to clear them out. W. W. TAMAN PHONE St a . '1l411i•,••.4/P44.,RtiI+l4►4•w4,414♦440v►*4a* ..s,a»0•14 • • 01 o' s Nr 0 e 4t• • • 4P • 040 tol • n 4h A 6 5 ;m