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THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE=
We have been fortunate in seem -
in; a job lot of men's suits in sizes
31, 36, 37 at a price much below
their present value. We will be plea-
sed to show them to you, The prices
are from $7.50 up.
See our made to measure sam-
ples get one of our new style spring
suits.
Boy's braces 10 & 15c a pair. Caps
50c 75c & $1.00 each. About 3 doz;
sample towels at less than present
wholesale price.
BOOTS & SHOES — Some att-
ractive styles and values in ladies'
and children's shoes.
MEN t Buy a.pair of our tan shoes
made on the military last,
B. W. F. BEAVERS
Crediton
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Cayton Sims has'purahastd
car.l
Pte George /Garter is coifing: friends
in town raid ween.
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Orr band boys. have secured. ur-
farms wbioh will ins )rove their ain
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pearance to a greet extent,
Mr. and 'Mrs tegust .dill visited
their daughter Clarissa at. London on
Satcrday,
Blesars.. :Chris. Fahner and. Cha'-,.
1 iensle were 'at :Clinton last Friday
sewing onion seed for Sam. Brown at
the blouse of elefege,
Mothers' Day WAS observed in 'the
Evangelical church on Sunday. An
interesting 'programme was given
bath in the Sunday School and the
everting in honor of the mothers.
'While playing ball on Saturday last
Bliss Lillie Lawson was hit in the eye
causing a blood vessel to burst. She
is now doing nicely and it is thought
the sight will come alright.
Some unknown person entered the
.afore of. Feist Bros,. on Monday night
by taking a pane of glass out of the
back door and opening the bolt that
fastened the door. As yet they eniiss
only a few things but cannot say just -
what wait taken. This houid be look-
ed after and give someone a Te:sson.
In loving memory of the late Mr.
Levi Stahl who died :i.prit 2nd, 1016,
Our father dear has Tett :ue,
In a better land tt, dwell.
We soon) sball have to follow.
now :soon ire cannot tell.
Our home is sed 'w•ithaut him.
For hint we enanrn to -day;
But still we know hen resting
Tn a land tf:at's far away.
We prayeri that we might keep
Tt God sleonld think it best;
But lee lenied one w fiches
And too: him to His breast.
'1t''e knov lit is in Heaven.
One ofi that happy band.
Awaiting with the Angels
To grasp our helpless hand.
To -day we are' most Ionely'
Witha>.t our father dear
Wl:o teeve•s :behindhim loved oneli
To mcairn his absence here.
And teen •h we dere me'st Ionely,
Without our absent .father.
we ask that God will bless us
Until iif e'e' journey's o'er.
(Lovina wife and family)'
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Our pring Display
of Men's Fur'nish-
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Your Inspection
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New Hats, Shirts, Ties,
Arrow Collars, and all
other Furnishings for
Men.
MI the Latest Styles in Spring
Clothing for nen.
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For infante and Children.
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Pointers
Building is homing lu town,
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• Perhaps that ear of oil won't bva
needed tot lay .thee dust tbls summer,
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This iveb weather is a little hard on
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For aria thing ;this wet weather is.
saving on gasoline as the: motorist
doesn't feel like joy riding,
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iCheer up 1 It is goad growing
weather end as one farmer said, "It's
good going weather,”
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OIf al1.the sad words
By tongue or peen,
The saddest are these,
It's raining again.
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It isn't appropriate to say a sleek-
e'r hasn't' courage, for it takes a beap
of oourege to take what some of them
have to' take these days,
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The .tulips are in Mom adding
greatly to the appearance around the
]glomes. Exeter i:s to he eongratolat-
ed on the pride her :citizens take In
beautifying their surrounding's,
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A timely* warning to the youngsters
-elm. ruthlessly rob the beautiful flow-
er ]bode of its rich adornment may not
he amiss. Boys and girls should be
taught td cultivate flowers instead of
destroy them.
UDASIPWOOD
Miss A. Lone visited her Bleb r
Miss F. Lane Saturday.
Mr. Gen. Stire has added a new
verandah to his residence.
Mr. Sam Schroeaer of Saskatoon
is spending a fc'sv days here.
Mrs. J.: D. Balfour of London visit-
ed Fere a few days last emetic.
Dr. N. F. Schram and family spent
Saturday and .Sunday in London.
Bliss Clara Kraft visited, her sister
in Exeter a few days this' week.
err. Mark' Brokenshire has opened
a new sonfcctionery; in Hartleib's
Won i t
Pt:. Wilbur Pfaff and wliie of Exe-
ter spent Sunday in town. Pte. Pfaff
left for Londoe Monday' morning.
THAMES ROAD
Mrs. Dr. Fletcher still cpntinues
very ill.
Tl ere was no iservioe in the Paeelby-
terian church last Sunday morning
There will be n Sunday School
•Convent len held in the Presbyterian
ch arch on May ,251h, two sessions
afternoon and evening'.
Rev. E. G. Powell is expectied to
take 'pare in the service at Bethany
next Sunday. A free will offering
will be taken in aid of the Sunday
School.
Bethany Sunday School intend
folding a picnic on Victoria day' (next
'Wednesday) in Mr. Arthur Doupe's
field. There will be rapes and ball
games. Everybedy welcome. come
and bring your basket.
.. GRAN BEND
We are glad to see Mrs. Morrie
Brenner baole again after her illness.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Ware
Cliver and left a fine ibig baby boy
on May 4th.
The anniversary
Presbyterian church
day May 14th'.
The Presbyterian choir assisted
with tho anniversary service at 'Ca-
b •tt. :runday night Mas' 14th.
The Grand Bend people were glad
io sue ter ice; go oat the other day.
TJ.e ,fishermen will cooly be busy.
Capt. Brown and Serg. Edmunds
visited the Bend Friday eve. Thole
must be some attraction, eh; What
service of the
was held San -
1 tRUSSELDALE
Mrs. John Roy is visiting
in Mitchell for a few day's.
Mr. 'Gleason Gill has purcbased a
ICErevelcite 'auto from. Mr. Pewee of
Mit cheep.
Miss Botterville of Stratford, ane
been enfg'aged, as 'clerk in Mr. H. C.
iFece'y's store.
11,ra. A•L 'Davis Of Stated and Mrs.
O. Welker of Oromarl;y, were guests
on Friday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. IIodgert.
Master Danild nfoleiunon, of [M:nnro
has enlisted as a bugler in 'the 110th
Batt., at S(:raeford. He is a on of
Mrs. tneleinnou of this 'place.
Lance (Corp, Albert `Duffy and 'Pte.
James Farrant neve teeters -led to
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k.oir battalion in Brantford and
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Toronto after a short stay with
>friene1s here.
friends
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Nature is adorning herself. The
trees are leafing; the grass is a beau-
tifuI green; the spring flowers are
in bloom and the fruit trees are in
blossom. We will enjoy the beauties
teat: surround us, /rusting that the
harvest time will come in due seasan,
Locals
The dust was flying on Saturday
last and the sprinkling cart was used
for the first time. this season.
Mr. A. J. Heywood has been suc-
cessful in passing nit third year Arts
course aft Toronto University, but will
be required to write a supplementary
examination on Religious knowledge.
Bev. George E. R,ass preached his
farewell sermon in Gederich Yresbye
terian church on Sunday. In impres e-
ive words he expressed his appreo•
iation for :the good will that had
been accorded himself and family
while in pastorate. Ha leaves on
Wednesday for his new charge, St.
Mathew's •Chureh, Montreal.
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If you fecal]- `believe in Satety let
get a box of !i'akake pills for Your
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woonItAM re.atives wer.a present ainar„ Whom
were l3enjarnin'Beavcrs and/ daughters
Sarah and Alice, Mr. and 'Mrs. John
Beaver- of Medina, a1ir. and Mrs, M.
re ,Leavers, Thomas Tufts,. Mr. and
Mrs. :Tette of 1 irktan, Mr, and "Mrs.
S, Switzer, Mr. and Aixs.'R. R. Selves
Of Monet Pleasant, Bir. and Dirs. Jos-
eph a: a r 4 -
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r€re B'avcrs and Miss Louisa Beavers.
The floral tributes we .rn
, beautiful
and included a ;magnificent pillow
arranged he green and whits' by the
fainly; • a sprey of dark red roses
by the Woodham •Sunday School; and
n Pillar arranged in pink :end wbite
colours by the L. 0, L. No. 492,
At Woodham' on may 4th occurred
the death of. Mr, Samuel Ford.
Samuel Ford was born in Benetton
Ont. March leach, 1838. 111s. father
was lticbard Feed, of Devonsliire,.Eng
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a Garriagca'maiccrr by .trade.. His mo iz�.
er was Francis • Dawson of Norfolk
England. Three
daughters .and two
sons were born to Manned. Mrs. Rich
and mord, Samuel beetle the eldest.
Two daugbzters died of 'Cholera in
Buffalo, while the otber daughter
was run over by a :waggon one Sun-
day Morning: and killed, The little girl
had asked to go to grandma's and
stopped to play in the dust by the'
road. A cloud of • dust occasioned by
the horses and waggon prevented
the driver' from seeing the little girl
on the roadway, The 'baby died before
bis mother, :Samuel was but six years
Gild at the time ori bis mot