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EXETER,
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 6th, 1916
flOU[-6L[J\N1N6 TIME
0 IMM[NSE STOCK Of NEW HOUSE iVRNISNIflCS
Our house -Furnishing department is extra well stocked, to meet the demands of
house-cleaning time: The fact that we bought early, enables us to offer except-
aon.al money -saving opportunities ortunites on Linoleums, Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloths,
Borderin g,' Mattings, Lace Curtains, Curtain Nets, etc. It will pay
gs
you to see our'immence stock before purchasing.
Linoleum Special
E-Eenary Scotch Linoleums, in a wonderful ran?e
Spring Millinery at Popular
Prices
[f you. have not yet selected your Spring
Hat, we would advise you to visit our
,.Gkow rooms at your earliest opportunity.
New, exclusive styles and shapes are
Continually appearing.
of colorings at Last Season's Prices.
Men's and Boy's Suits at Old
Prices
In spite of the continued advance in price
of clothing we are able to offer hundreds
of Men's and Boy's Suits, the celebrated
"Stanford" make at absolutely Old
Prices.
Raincoats for Everybody
We offer a complete stock of raincoats for .ladies, men and children at prices that will
astonish you.
Great Saving Opportunity in
Cotton Staples
Factory Cottons, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons,
Prints, Shirtings, Ginghams, Dennis, etc.
Bought before the advance in price per-
mits us to offer wonderful saving op-
portunities in these lines.
Our Shoe Department
wit` elan Shoe Department will be found all
the Newest Styles for Spring in such
popular makes as the Geo, Slater Co ,
Envictus, Empress, Queen Quality,
etc. We also specialize in Heavy
Work Shoes.
English Prints at 12, 1.2c per Yard
-F.undreds of Patterns of heavy English Prints in the old fast dyes, on sale at 12 %c per yd.
New Dress Goods, Misses' ec Ladies' Suits & Coats in great variety to select" from
Hasler Ties for Men in all the latest novelty effects, just arrived.
See Our New Wall Papers.
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SVGA >s'
,AILS,
MAKING SUPPLIES
PANS and SPILES at Lowest Prices.
Washing Machines 8D.
Wringers Make Wash Days
Easy
Wringers $:3.75 to $6.00
Washers $9.00 to $i 2.00
Galt Tubs, Wakh Boards, etc.
FOR S 1' l; I N G
PAIN'l1 N(} cr E
i fiswve Bens If. en Paints
\1Q towa'.oue
Chi•Na•tnel in all Colors
a pbelis \'att•nish Stains
gi•t,,•ec, Varnishes, etc.
amtrirrursrammgcx
AMAN'
HARDWARE AND
STOVE STORE
PHONES 27 A AND 27 1i—EXETER
rffO11E9CAhM%"9eC11®irlfl6mmuz .. . .
miusimbien
efteeemosomemommoorassemeneemsasenumaavaaaaa
3g 'Plat: :Dominion, Government has
o1;ii itr:rl. {-,melting iii all publto
taald'rnl:i -under a 'penalty en 1f50.00,
panetekeirsl and occupants are requite -
'ed to nee. Hint the law is enforced
t A ewe' has 'beer' entered for hear-
inn;
ear-;l n; at the weenie'. twitting of the IConn-
ny Court of 1lrieldiree:t on April the
n
I, ca ww h
`nas of Li
dee b:7 Thomas I]'ocJg'a
�t7ini Wellington Ilodg:ns :: 'Co.,
`8, iit'1 era, of Leman, ,Cor $475,91 for
Went of a Kent owned by hill, artd
Iva iefi the defendants occu.pied f
ri4.,feir fatalness in Lttcall.
11'tiss Jennie IlleTnnis, of Minnea-
polis, D.iinn., is lesctfng 'with Mr.
and Ura. !!Donald nieinnirn.
A G. T. !F°t fri•;lal; boxcar loaded
with baled ivy in i Dine mysterious
manner' 'caught ;ire, tnd gave fin
firemen a z4zn en rr:d,ty lent, at St.
Mary.:. 7 ii e 'car w.rs os the track at a'r
the G. T. B. J~rei;'ll'ell .de. The root
and l;a,rt,•ol' the trier Willi bu-r
rn.:wcl,
end the greater hay c g' cat_ l:wrt of the b y wa •
. ko Con:aimed' bt ere wV at,w wa,
thrown en it, It 'c^ e'te,l ccnt;:d,rable
Patriotic League Notes
The regular monthly meeting was
held in the Library oa Monday ;event
ing, April 3rd. Donations received
were 7t Total Minstrel receipts. $178,25
Relay teas $50.00; Council 3 months
rent of tea room 15,00; Miics Fanny
Bisisett 1.00; Mrs. C. Harness 1.00;
Mos. Jos, Sweet, 50c. •
. \We have forwarded <$1O.00 to the
Belgian- Relief at Montreal, $5.00 do- ,
noted by Mr. Win. Bag'Ishaw and $5.00
received from Afro. G. .Tones.
- Mrs. W. J. Beer, Secy. 1
MISCELLANEOUS
A miI=!celleneous ehower was held
at the home of Miss Beatrice IIowey
on Wednesday Of ;last week
for Miss 'Birdie Boyle whose marriage
will take place shortly. Miss Boyle
wars completely taken by' eut•'prise.
She/. wale the recipient or nlany beau-
tiful kind tilsefui presents and a very
enjoyable evening was spent,
11TA'SSIO.NA'RY TEA 1
`1'lre '\'Vonaens' Missionary Soci: ty of
nnwc.; street Methodist enureli gavel
t sgccessfui • missionary tea on :
Monday evening. Refredunents were
served in one el! the c1:'s.sroom.s after I
SHOWER
EXETER SCHOOL REPORT
Rocan 4 --'Sr, 4—Honors, E. Daws 5?
V, Imes 86, M, .[Harvey 83, C. Rea--
man
lea -main, 81 T. Connor 81;, M. Harvey 80
C. Sanders 77, B. Senor 77, V. Rewr-
eliffet 75: Pass, E. Yellow 74, C . Har-
ness 74,.Ci. Harness 73, W. lleddri.
72 P, Collins 71,' E. • T.lylor 70, V.
Sweet 70 1). Knight 68, S. Sanders
67 H, Willard 66, C., Fora 65, S. Me -
Falls 65. • '
Jr. 4—Pass, 'V. Hodgert 72, V. Wal-
ker 72, M. Kuntz 72, G 1 -finds 70,'11.
No on roll 34; average✓: 32.
C. Vosper, teacher,
Room 5—Jr, 4—Honors, E. ilartleib
85 M. Johns 84, B. Aci•ttstrn h3, 0,
Halterr de. s
78, Vincent
Halter 7;a
F.
, b
75; Pass,
P.Sanders
O tie•dden 71, B. Broen 71
'A1 Andrews s 70, J. Davis 69, V Law-
son. U7 J. Bowey 64, P. ;Harness 62
5 ;Morley 61, IC., Heiden 61, M. Nor-
ry 61. Sr, 3—Pass, R. lafrlo. 69, 11,
Cookson 64, R, Davis 63, '..M, Elworthy
62 C. Davis 62, V. Vale el, V. Har-
ness 60. No. on roll 31; average at-
tendance 28. J. S. Murray, teacher,
Room 6—Form 3, Jr.—•11ontw'rs, 0,
Creech 87, S. Stanbury 84, M. Scott
80 W. Webster 79, G. Bedford 76,M,
Elwbrthy 76, F. Norry 75; Pass, B.
Russel 74, R. Lankport 72, i-1, Selden
72, M. Gladma:n' 72, C. Ua..ris 71, F.
rlartleib 70, M. Role 67, C. Salter
65. Form 2, Sr.—Homes, L. Prinia-
combe: 84, M, Ford 83, M. lic-ney 82
N. Hardy 81, R. Davis 78; Pas:,, 1",
H.ea•man. 74, C. Webster 73; 11. J)ig-
nan 71, R, Northcott 67, h itoulzien
67. Number on roll 37; average at-
tendance 34.5.-H. M. Kinsman, tea: herr
ROOM 'VIII
CAM VTI—Verne 'Roast= 100; E.
North•oott 92; H. 1Tartleib and E. Res -
sell. equal 90; R. Bloomfield 89; M.
Murphy, 88; O\I. Johns 87; J. B1oome
field 76; H. Sanders 74• T. Cookson 60
iClae.Is VI=G, Collingwood 100; I.
Lane 100; M. Clark 100; IX, Salter
98c G. Beaver 78; G. IXiroclt 73; G.
Fells 66.
ass V—Fred West 100; V. Ken
;tett 94; 0. !Connelly 89; J. Kuntz 80:
(G. Webster 78;
iClatss IV—G. SsoE. (Ian -1
nat93; B. Gambril2ander73; i0n. A98udrt:w 0
8:
LGlanville 60. gift to the bride wvai; a pearl neck -
,Class III—F, Hunter 60. Cases II— 'axe; to the bridesmaid acid to the
D. ,Connelly 65; 0. .Lamporte 63. Venni: a pearl brooch and to the
Malan 1—J. Gambrill 60. No. on rGti grocnx.7naa a tie grin. Mr, and llrs.
45; average daily attendance 31 lieywvood left the tame evening for
Anna L. Dow, teacher. •London and 'Woodstock the; 'bride
knack „picture Lat to neatela. On
travelling ul a Merck velvet suit with
'. !ROOM DTII
GOLDEN 'WE1l;OIN'G
nir, and bine Wm. Weatcott; :or
Huron St., .celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniveruary on Wednesday
*availing or lout week when • their
children and a number of relatives
and friends en,j•,yed a very pleasant
evening, They were presented with
a beautiful mantle clock and two
leather upholstered chairs and the
best wishes for many more year of
health and happiness were tendered
'iv them,
G\'INS $400 St:HOLM:WH PS
Dir. iReginald D. Turnbull, Aon of
Mr. and '1M1:e=. W. Ae T'uraubull, or Far-
quhar hats carried off the coveted
honors of Knox (College, Toronto. Ile
was awarded the Post -:Graduate
Scholarship comprising the !David
Smith Ross Sehol irship of $200, the
Jane hunter. Schalartship of $175 and
the M.a•eWiiliam Scholarship or $25,
Mr. Gardiner a few weeks ago en-
listed with ' the Guelph Battery and
ie., .already in England. Ile was
awarded his third year owing to 'en-•
listing, nit. 'W. A. Gardiner, also of
Farquhar ha. completed his third
year with 1second-class honors. Mr.
Geo, B. (Ratcliffe, also of that::section
has completed his second year,
H.EYWOOD—KRRAFT WEDDING-
Ai
EDDINGA: very pretty wedding took place
ea the 'home of Me. and nL s. ".1'efaei'
Kroft, of Daishwvood, on Wednesday,
April 5th, at high. noon, when their
daughter+ Miss Lucinda L. was united
fit rua,rr iag e to 11r. Albert .\ ictor
Heywood; ' on of Mr. and 'nlrs. Joshua
Heywood or the 3rd 'concession oP
Ltsborne. The bride entered the ilar-
los& en the art. of her father to :the
strains of the wedding march 'played
by Mit s Lila Sanders, cousin of the
,v; roan)! She was attired in a. wed-
ding! gown of duchess satin trimmed
with reed pearls and looked very
becoming. The brideynaaid was Miss
Dora; kraft, 7 -inter of the (bride, ;while
Mr. D.zniel 13. Santini -et supported the -
groom. After, the ceremony a Qum-
ptuoni wedding dinner wail s.rrved in
the dining -roam the decorations of
which were in yellow and white. The
guec.ta numbered about one hundred
end twenty -(five.. Th,: bride, wan the
recipient of many Landseome and
costly wedding lrreseats. The groom's
Sr, II—Honors,' 0. A'chesoa 80; pass
;E, Kuntz 74; A.Aei.etson 70; M. Con-
nelly 70; M. Neliion 67; A. 'Willard
66;' E. Keys 61; F. Walters 60.
gntermedi,nte II—Honors, K. Stan?
bury 80; G. Sandere 86; T. Stewart
85; L. Snell 83; F. Scott 83; I. Lam-
tpfou't 76; pans. E. Homey 72: D. Bed-
ford 65; 'W. Spencer 6.1; L. McDonald
61; C. Gla dman 61.
Jr. II—Honors, C. Mitchell 89; R.
Creech, 83; W. VonWasrinski 83; M
Hornets% 80; G. Beavers 75; pass, E.
chaplets 73; E. Sanderson 70; R. El-
wo,rth•St 69; H. Wefst i68. Sr. 1—Hon;
min H. Nelson 85; M. 'Bissett 83; pass
aver-
age
73. I.
Quacke bushNo. on nail 2teacher
38.
BUCCESSF"+3L
1The Relay Teas and 'Grand Finale
which were held during the month
of March were very (successful,
There were in .all 185 honit,s in. which a aught to have one, but further w
the pimple were entertained and there) auawat joint one rea.sou wrliy wetvcan't
were. 904 gueet ,,
+; ,a 91 la
their return 'they N,11 reulde en the
gieenne i.rrin 'ii1 ''Lsboine.'' '('heir
many friend,. will juin with The
Time; in extending congratulations.
Pointers
We wonder if the twaola'rs have
realized at yet just how near the
tnid'eunrmer exuaus are.
there money in hens? hits often
been :;asked. There certainly is, but
only a few ever get it out, again.
,. e * *
�4t; mins the lively "runic or the
'band. It [seems as though there is
l'otnething doing when the band
xsbyts•
w * • •
It's en easy thing to convince us
that we need an automobile. We
.know a it hole lot of reasons why we
dies gave 50c; 4 ladies lave }1.00 and.
1
hey gave 1.50 instead or enter-
taining; girls teas raised 590; the
total proceeds amouilting to .$160.05.
160.05.
The proceeds were divided on Sritur-
d•iy among the three ori, ini raiicn,
namely the Womanly lnstititec:, Sol-
dier.; Aid and Patriotic League -a:50 00
each. Expen.e0 were $5.00. e
ante of }5.05 wilt be giv'e. oyer to lased to :Ippear in "'!'he Times" de -
the 'W. 1C. T. Li, for' Paulin le pui•po_es i 'scribing in a most fl eorgeou eras
and will be used for the Cocoa and manner the exquisite
nessts
Souls fund for the L:oldier s in the . Nathin' doiin g now l r the tzt;yles41have
trenches, panned the power of our limited vo-
Dl`ED AT SOLITII.11, I:RofIVF OREGONphe, c.ebulary t0 do them justice. They
were, on parade last Sunday.
DTi. l3ich'rrd IlSten, r.- • . • •
ce£ved the sad news on Inienday ,of Spe:skin 0f: edtlaatigx, wouldn't i.t
the death :or his brother -le -law. Mr, g
p,i 'e nl:arming• d1r, nIatnB,ug [seas boa
grand thien ii every vhi.ld could
working ;:a tiro nun.'., sit Sautbi-rf:i i yt <ie ea5tuiu to 1 l d\Iusioiis Direll oI tial
Oregon !and while at week on Mtn,' li Lez ,rt. and .how dch �'htfui it is
day, March the 13th,
Iva., by f g'
oa, gravel elide and a,,Lli.augh •soon re' on bot old end
rA zd young
ggto mend an
leaned, 1,e was sol unsay hurt inter-;
tin ...1,11,...y ar.d died the fndowvin:; '.rants- I'1'ino. AA. trwv fortnnatc onei arc able
tis ,< e'Le leiwde, toe 8:701111 lois loss .a f t.i go aLvead with t.hc 1-,tudy of zrrusic
wif.0 e;lnd dattght' r at 11')111,1'is Van-
couver,
but it itl �a well lid7olvu hast t,Lat a
enc ,' 011 in 5.101,1e1., Greece : greet malty iw'itt out .lal talent never
' •• 3. trill n h'd a chance. Mary public. and
•
nave one.
• ,. • e
C:can up .
Cleat up ae01ne. more
And then :'0010
And then what
Then some more
* * •
'Itemer,lben those long columns that
h h' 'splendid1 1 i t•
u':ie ; :i 13.1i end i p.rotiram was
gv givon. .Trod ,niwe i - 1
An eaciulcat 'iddreoss was given by e ti uning its N. i \L t;• i:r.naa i r, 1 m Leen
1a,1t 1;a1 w 01 tai to � cleLysi2
Mi s Gray a missionary at Pt. Nefson, ! PIs,•, '11•::ening wll'1 • li:or'n t n tri liar ni : w.Lcy eel{ tt ::;114.1 (.heli p1:LCo at, the
T3.0, 1 once an furlough: The ,aver n-' now c•cc upicd by 1A, i C%7 a . Harvey c) i Sot the un -
dance wva•?.otalr. , nausea 1138 l,uty ear tang
and (eft iLi:. gait .7k:a�t :, your, at;o t gets:taitmeet nal 'tir,m0eives and others.
TILE l.. 7I, at.., S, IDl At'1 lT it,-,oi,,u gt, It Jong wan to ptovicling
t . ;:
E'X•D'RCI, WIRE AND
'f.IIIANSFORMERS TIME
The it n .fora . s ,
4. riCr Ind. , machinery
Cor the hydro electric 'power i station
arrived lent wc.•Jt and are ixin t in-
st,a,lJed. The wire has also arrived.
for the mina dine from hire to .Lucan.
Some of the ,wird ite also at Luean
The line will now be attuned ,to com
,pletion and it, is exported will b e
enc •me=lt in thehove instead of
Mr. Alexander 5:1) 11'111 1'a s'd 7•c uaai:l; slat truce e. the argument,
Tett a1 znan
n Geo ,street t the n,.,ais have too y
0 L t
'ti.ironi
t t
•iwvay at Tau.
xituiday teinn111 ▪ pr 1st at the ':t dte-, rt. •111;;, tti tis as strung a.rgu-
age of 70 ycal.s, 1. 11tai,: h ea:. IJ d., 3 e• .> ti, tw u.e. ,t. e lxmini be introduced in-
'Tse deco and nail ben ill for ,sevt sal 1 10 tlt0 rstu.'.'.' . Those fort:Armei
weeks with a cumput. 1011 or ti scow..! citoul;la ,,.1. ,'ty Lliu±t0 "sunt do 50 in
A5b'cul rt year a,;, .Aix, rl)cawitt ww a.a 1 ,,,tldrt.io1, w „+,er lattttlteb tu1U. it i,
taken ill and 7t wv:u. Lit,.i,�ht then ytt,y ate l.rrtlt>wil tvlao will dOVOL::
tl tt'J:c covet 11 t t 1; . bui. he 54)1 (1.,u r,t.: •.=„-,t' "v 6”' Li ached,.
ready about the beginrning of A1'ay around again. 1: 1)..tt.,.1 'Il11, born 1uua01 ,:.A,ci ,,...a... i1 ia•••410 tt'urc au*
r 1 Tai ;i d at I',ci:er,n,;, Ont. 3313114. t deci iv ,.rue <'.L,,tult111 Latue would be
F.'L1,:LaI.YI'rLl'IUN and '
A number of .n i. there e .e �i he ,we; lnarr•LL.c 1.G ,r,..,. y illi" Sui:t11 a,itat,.e4 1.w+ w,l ila,J}.0 Le t7 lrt'rs'
Is n I .I rails • l
g
a1;1_erccri at: Llie home of Alt,. A1r131. Lis sorxiwv1Bg ww,•,.:.,1 X1,(1 .r ,,111 r 1 rtl1e;, ,u ::u.,utt= wet: 'st•"artud
Jo1.11 of the I.,ondon lid., eoutli °can they ;f..rwr:a 105 I e err, 5 ,is. 11.03 i.,11w:.t. "._ +s c. . csud acart,s cif
\VCd�lc:d':y 'CVenln' or .last wFee`li, give alp the
Lr1,1xt 41,
. w,, :gel. tI)Caiw'itt, to latee:—en., ...ICU Las al true :arty
In vitt c0 It'lae ar ghe evening 'met, we ltt in tO in l: .,....ii t t[t, it=; 11 U. Ej, ryt`,1tu l'''''�i.. tt ti ,it b"`;''''La iri " 'Rum' William Walker and Norman 7oLnk aetintr a w "gen at : twww t. :rid 01060,. , bLt utt : �:.1tu alai:e.1°'
e teat are
we're px`cl:cntezl Witt• 6 wr8'l: watch Si:rathroy 1 rix ; mini i,. 10 . 1;:ct ter i taecel.Is, : a . 4 48 also '3)-h ac (111.
acrd for7ntaiu izen• rl'l.e a:lore-t was twvicr, 13 folluscc",:! ;h 4,^111 lino. cl.uldrei, e.e yawn; that the provider
read ley 111 Victor Snexl and the IGVhilc at Litetowvel ,lir, 11), anict served or at latah y..er.isiutsr vita heavy aut.-
ley
pre'.erne tion, made by Metiers. 1€ay • the town in t11' 'cs 1, y f in= 3 l;ly lei ni nee'. i rostrums:tit and les-
•en
bail f
t c.
;,s 1, w heal tri
h ,r ,ui w
.,1'r f L
VebbLi send C. McCurdynl.cCurdon behalf cf For t.uveraf yeas ,•,;sins ..w, d .n Y
t1.e iici{;libort>,. ,ili•. '1, .r;u1;c•t win of Exeter sine , t w,.s.:u tre la'e•' i:linc'ssi tL•,lid h:.{,.,' ,,.:t3•, r, •rod a,rr 7r.iitrumcn4
+1`-'r' t: :, i.r. ^ • mall Car[` i, tr, 'li 1,'. .. Na .i 1 e- been eeeui'ed• It is too' late to
CL ii lrai! Cf lie CCen:n�,. A rn1.i31Ca.1 wV tl ,, line
excitement :,t -one tame•, two :car's l ciitcr•tainment wars given and refresh- ns. IDcavitt is trite eo'e .tirwiw or the ,rtes viae r+ ..Iris -.3. t, ua.ght: be rwell
loaded with o:1 were nixie to the 1
)lento staved. 000 evening 7vers a funeral, private, 33:y4t r,.,,i wt Jwlcnday� Cor the .ie donee Institutes to cleat
'bul`iailig car, with the question et their gatherings.
fleet enjoyable one. £ntermer't in .slit ox, tett cemetery.
BAZAAR AND t,,ZTIai,l'l:`.A IN":1121-1T' T! 1* 1 Ara SAMiUBL V1,»M471i:E f'
The Loge DI's=•ixnar,, See.ety of The panning cf 13fra Saxe an/ Ou41-4
C vez i Wig i = :
a n ch uoh w i l 170.X1 "the.r c r. uzJicor,,
Bazaar and Entertainment; ; T;C:1S.1:' cf t.,ta r atlr cone Torn nal?: Cisshax?r
April 7th. lxt the i€ier'a�zcxa <t ; ora ;.1cn�1:'+;, April 3rd reaxtove:3 oxie Of
o'clock in the 'Town Trail : o, vile of I,"sbe'ne'•a 1 rniria.cnt and supe4,tis$utl
r....
usenet artier+ee, ligan ,...a,',,de c+., . 7 �, 2.:. :M., re ww one rtn reaatinelY yoori In
and candy will lac 1 :,>:d. Y' c' `r: i b:!'::,. "The dc,t 1S,,cd 33.0a token .11.1
in the Opera Irou -e one tin e.:11 zea c ;
ing' an entertlr'i:.n rill 10 ;.r> ;:th r'1'perl. atl= and, as a :las'0. itsµ
consisting of a play erstitJ' t "::r;an-!
berry Corners''; a Crr,• , y drama In
Cour acts, by the: e ,, .n; peep..? 0
Mensal'. Hatti_,, eninenu.y latera>..
tra will reran' :3 the 7nuele. Adan:::-
sign to Bazaar iaslud:rig re fre-•L•-
ments 10c; admission to erruertain..
went 25e; reserved seats 35o; Plan of
hal will $ vill ala en Saturday,r'
1.a
April t at
p
i
B. W. F. Beavers store.
•
(COMMUNIC4.TION
Td the Editor of the Timeis
We undeaxJstand that the Band boys
are ehaving a meeting on Thuneday
evening. This is a move in the ¢lght
direction. We think that it IS the
duty of every man in. town or in the
neighborhood, who ever played a
Band( instrument or 'beat a drum to
get together and do what they can
towards getting the bald in action
.'gain. 'With" our soldier boys doing
their bast to get up their drill a.
tittle music in the evening or .at each•
'times tnat the band could get out
would do mu'oln to encourage tit' boys
in their work: If you can't enlist
you! can at least help the boys that
have done so .and 'by sa doing you
will be doing your bit. . 'We Lope
that the meeting will ba a suceesr
and that .o man will (stand back—
Join and join now.
tort • n rneration win performed at
the 1)1nde or Da. Alsore, or Londoni
col 1)^'..Ilyndr.axa, cf town can nurse:
d, y of 'a't week. iifr, 'Ci;draort' wan
2 ye •rs and 4i m,ontf s o:1.. Fre bar `
leen ;a resident of L'sbc'no pa`at�tir�
.,11 hie life and was welle1neoyvm:
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Ha n high y aA.Isi rr t d. owvned
two .hundred acree ail I.tb,:l and ran
a, cement tila y I.z l in connection.
The deoealsed was the eldest eon ..o`
the late 'Thoma{s £ludlnore, 62e 10 sur—
vived
urvived by. rias soirrowing widow, whose
maiden name wale Miss Alice, Daley, or
Seaforth, and four l.mall sons,
Gordon, Mervyn said Harold, Wit
youngelst being only six weeks old_
He is also survived by one brother
and three Sisters., Alfred, of !Crystal
City, Man., 'blab, I1y,.. 'H Harvey, of
Elaxcombe, Sack-, and Misses •G,raca
and (Rose or Exeter. The deceased
was a Reformer in polities and was
an official member or the saleclash
methodist( church. The b,reaved will
kfave the sympathy of the .t'ntire
community,
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The Heir Tonic which h'1•a, gained
aur canfidenc.e L'It :ill "113" flair
Tonic, 4.11 Qlexall Stores is..1l it under
po:itivei guarantee, — 513c and *1.11(6
bottle.. W. S. Pole, Agent, Exeter'.
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