HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1917-3-14, Page 1QRTX-SECOND V.- EAR-- No.
JONES & MAY
PHONE 32
Spring .t
sand Coats
eviir,,No.trelties Every
Week
he celebrate( ay
Garment
NENAT SPRING SUITS
.t mail range of the (se on's best
0k4 0 T > : Black, N !.y, Brown. Green
l T. uitee Our wits are wren.
itn iek"n iar their good cwectrh ; and
leape-he }ain qt alicit ,
The cloths re good and the .tyke
right epstoedate,
We
'NEW SPRING COATS
We are slowing all the Nevelty
etylea in Spring Co; ts, Sport chats
2totor Cent .% and Movie Silk Coate,
4 htloks, 0.1410. and Tweed effects,
. ee the leaders, Toe mast see our disc
Oleo to- get the ,eorreot ideas,_
Wash Goods Yor Spring,
Never before have we:shown such au elaborate and well see
sPring and summer finery.,
Large spot Tussah Silk
Large striped Tussah Silk
Large spot Silk mull
Plain Colord Silk mull
Checked Basket cloth
Palm Beach Suitiaos
And a big variety of every goods on.
Plain white voile
Striped white voile
Striped colored voile
Dresden colored voile
Fancy colored voile
Gaberdine Suitings
e market
Specials for This Week
$2.95 Rugs
A good heavy Axminster Rug 37 x 54.
Only to sell.
.121.2c Flannellette
3 pieces heavy yard wide Vlannellette,
good patterds. The last for r2.34,c
10c Turkish Towels
6 doz only. Pt good large Turkish towel
for one week at toc each,
Untlerwear
Just to make room we will sell doz,
mens heavy ribbed Underwear at 98c
each.
Wall Paper Dowt miss seeing ourPaig stock of New Wail Papers
AND may
Jones _7::
Stock and Poultry Foods
RAISE YOUR_ CALVES ON -
e THE M I LK IT SAVES SELLS FOR 3 TIMES ITS COST,.
We have the Complete
Line of
Royal Purple Specifics
Stock Food 50o to $5.00 '
Poultry Food, 25c to 55.00
Lice Killer 25o and 500.
Romp and. Cough cure 25o Ss 50o
Bydes Cream Calf Meal $1.25
to $4.25 per sadro
The Automobile Skate
Straps 15c and 20o per pair.
Hockey Sticks 150 to $1.00 each.
Examine our stock and variety of axes and bandies,
cut saws.
'STOCKMEN -Purchase one of our Indian made thaff baskets ere
they all go.
A Perfection Oil Heater will make that chilly room comfortalale
Prices $3.00 to 5.00
and crass
ful stock of stable' Shovels and brooms, mitts and. gloves, lan-
terns.. eto.
Phones
Hdowe I
27b
Mr. George, Hoare of 'Clinton, died
'quite .suddenly on Tuesday of IRat
week. The deceased etas 70 years „on
age. On Saturday previous to hilsdneatle
the deceased wa's, at work as -usual
'but 'complained. of not feeling. very
well. Ile retired. as Usual on Monday
'cayenne. and on Tuesday morning was
Iound dead, in his bed. Tile deceased,
as never married.
A very pretty wedding took place
0 Wen "Maple View" Fullerton. on
Wednesd lye March the 7th, when
young,esL daughter Florence'
lAdula:de, was united in „marriage to
r. Frederica Harold oney, ev.,
Mr. 1.angford officiating. Man andl
Mrs. Honey will reside on the farm ire
'cently ,purchased by the groom near
()n February 28th,„ Mr. Earnabas
Davis of Fullerton died at the age
of 01 years, 3 months, and 12 'daysJ
Mr. Davis was one of ,',,Ehe pioneers of
Fullerton, 'moving to that township
in 1844. His wife pre -deceased him'
in 1906. Mr. Inevis assisted in build -
the first Methodist ehurch' at Fuller-
ton. Ble was the firtat mail carrier
between Mitchell and Fullerton. Be
leaves to mourn hire loss 11 child-
ren, 57 grandchildren and 34 great -
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The following letter )va
I am taking a little time to AMP -
over your letter. sent you a field.
card last think. I may be inistaka
ss ,sr, many things have happened
letely, that one is apt to forget sonm
things. Weil we are out of the tren-
ches at laSt. ctnit I stilt have a Whole
skin: ;last a few pieces knocked off
my fingers.
)3eing in 'the trenches thie time oe
the year is altogether different to
what you read about. At least it 1'14
"at our 'front. have never fired a.
Shot nt Fritz yet, aed the artillery and
machlee gans elo all the (booting. We,
nse ,the tabOvel and pick to straight-
en the places that Fritz knocks down-
ond which fills in with the wet wea-
ther. Of 'tonne if he happens to seo
Mr. David Cottel of Farquhar has us at work, why' then look (sharp os
purchased the 100 -acre fa-vm of the semething is sure to rome over alt
estate of the late Thos, jamieson, of of a sadden and when it come's it is"
Russelidele. up to us to beat it under ground; 00'
have some queer weapons to fighti
pROPERTY CHANGES with. The rifle grenade and trenoh
n1r. Ephraim Hewitt had parch -seed mortars are moat to be feared tha
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a house on Gidley St. from Mr. ltd,. front line t,rene as ey uee e ig-
Quance. Mr. nuance will morl-3 gulls on 'the supooyt and reserve lines
into the residence ot „igisseet, They have one witked cannon which
on 'the ,same Street andMr. 'Camm is 'called whiz bang, itta a four inch.' USBORNE COUNCIL
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01111114,t00.-3. MeDona
ry acct. 2.00; Reitb
otery acct. 1.751
Son. flower% 0.30.
The folloWing prepaid ocounts were
approved. -Exeter iTydro Electric,
street lighting 220.75; Library 2.08t
Town non
The follOwing /otter of condOlance
Wsts mid and handed to CormellfOr
Dear Mr, Ilarten,-
press their most siacero sympathy
to yo0 in this your lour of bereave-
ment. Iffit know the tender chords of
your heart have beet touched by the
loss or your esteemed wife. it is bard
for US to realize, why affliction and
death conies, but it a certainty
and sootier or later conoes to us all.
It apurs us on to higher and 'better(
things reo that when it is our iimel
to lay down our ottoman' we may dot
so knowing that the 3Iaister wili say
Adjournment by Snell.
Jos. Senior, Clerk
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will anove into the residence" vacated Shell They have them ap rather cloisei
but aimed enore like a rifle %lid hovel
EXECUTIVE , terrible 'speed. They just skarn ov.er.
tY `W. C. A. Met in the ;Carnegie Lib- than the 'front, why go wbere it is
rary, .Exeter "on March 10th., The ,six not.
months work swols fultY disenssedandl They say in the beginning of 'the' I
found. very satisfactory each month
showing an improvement. It was de- war they used them to snipe with.,
tided to secure room in the Byrom They just trained it on a low part ,
sanitarium to be nailed „Huron Bonin, of the trench and when they see any
movement they let her go. TheY have
It was also decided to send socks to
men of the 181st Battalion the first' th shella timed. to explode when
week in April. Any donationa money Wthehyenpathet3orv:xrpiourdewhinenththeeyai:trtiblicey.
on soOks will be appreciated. The Bed loek one. the size of an unahrellnl
Cross Society at Hyman Hall London They come so fast that you seldo.na
have expressed their appreciation or hear them and if you do (not happen
the helltIgiven them by this organi- to hear them they are well past, eo
shell just 'explodes a piece away from
-*en-- where we ere now. There goes an-
other. They oome a long nay, how
SOLDIERS' AID SOCIETY.- We would you like to have one 12 inches
country tor their help in making the
Bazaar a success, for their monthly Well I have seen ehnae, some size
donations, aad for their spiel -idol 'sent at Fritz' They raise things I'll
work, sewing and knitting. Kindly I shiE'ete.isT,abe-ndY .acoren rhilele'Sdee'avitihettelleigtnhxg131.11°.;.
brina in socks and- pyjamas 1)Tonday. I its a queer eignt td see ene sent -over,
We pack Toesday. Donations xeceive I You see a great naass of flame as big.,
ed, -Miss may Jones $5, A friend or ' as your woodshed, and the shell in
Bele,latt Relief $5, Mrs. M.C. Clarke the center. That ocen front behind
$5, A friend 25co Mr. Leavitt $2.20, ,the ger. looks like a email fool _
County Council Dec. $21.11, Feb. lball at first; you. hear them. coming
$33.78 ° ToNvic grant 140.00, Contrib - quite plainly. They are called "Lazy
ution bags for JanuarY $60.57 nizeies, itt, a great sight to see
Februaly $66.61; Lecture $22.42; the them nietht. From a distance the
wisli to thank
the to'w° and acrosa and 2ft. long land neer you.?
Mre. Moty' 2 pair SoCks, nirs. it i,s orange color. Its que,er What
HAY ,CONU,CIL
Met on 'Saturday st. All. Were pre
Se t
Jacob Kellermann, Of Drisliwood,
change thee boundaries. oE U. S. 5.
No. 9. Hay and Stanley in accorthne I
V, e "petition 'presented by, 5 ratee
ptiyers or that section.
petition presented by ly. Wel-
„p;41re. 0,13;dr, retepayens or SaY'
' paint Inn:lectors for
-foreleg Lhe,,,,,Noxio
IVIurt Oliss 13rowit, 1 pair socks ; things they do over he,re at night. why
A friend, 5 pillows and slips ; a finend it is ,nothing to Elise a 'stroll 'a no
9 knit tvasb rags; Mrs. Clarke ,a lady man's land. I 'spent 6 bodies each
Council met at Township Hall on
.Icirch 3rd. All members present. The
'minutes of the last meeting Were
read and approved.
The lieeve was appointed repre-
sentative to the South Huron Board
of Agriculture.
Wm. llitoody was again appointed to
Manage the township grader at the.
same terms las last year.
Pathmasterta were appointed as fol. -
Div. 1. -Wm. Johns; 'Wm. Snell
R. T. Luker; Homer 13uswell; Fred,
Dinner; L. Boweliffe; Jas. C. Brook ;
Div, 2.-H. .Niakins J. Dick II. Doug
all, Clayton Prayne, Oke, A. Dill -
.ng, Geo. Perguson, P. Moir, Wesley
Armstrong, J. T. Morgap, John -Bell,
j. Allison, Percy Stone, 3". Selves Wira
Win. Clements, Sherwood. Broolo J.%
ITutchison, Wm. H. Penwarden, IL
13orry, J. Creery, 'Hanna, 151. Greg-
ory, D. Dawson, .Tohn Moore, lira Mar-
shall, Dan 0' Mara.
L'as-more, Fred Stewart, Alf. nankin
J. A. Bolton, John Stewart, j. Mo
Nicol, Edgar Pariton, JO Kay, Dan Haw
key, T. Ballantyne, R. Doupe, Amos:
DDLIpe, Warren McGill.
A few accounts were paid. Courieil
adjourned th meet April 7111 at one
o clock.
of' nearly ninety, 7 knit wash rags ; !night for 12 nights over near their
$10.00 was sent to the Belgian „Re- , lines, 'close 'enough to see ,them work-
li.ef Finsid; $90.00 WaS sent for re- ing on their trench topa on a lairly
adoption of three prisone,rs io 'Ger- da,rk alight. One night V7e, 4. Ur Lied a.
many wire report getting parcels in machine gun on them and, in cibout nia
wood shame The eirls are bovine- ' hour we. heard well Is VC'n .so nd
knittiri,e, contest to last a month. The and you should have seen us duck.
yarn n ill be ,given out by Mias It ,wa,s a, rifle grenade coining. It
lelartin and Miss Kathleen Stewart, I went too far but it Made a big noise.
the two captains. ,Regular, .„,aieetings Another follarved in the SO pure.
the first,",arici thiedae Oridays,'n, ''' he then four more followed f'oTht on
Librai -he sides. of the sap' trench. •We ,sare
ff
Act tv"
Pelting
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Vegetable Garden
for Every Horne
ave ample
supplies of food, and
Canada is the great
source upon which they
rely. Everyone with a few
square feet of grotmd can
contribute to victory by
growing vegetables.
Four Patriotic Reasons
for Growing Vegetables
T. It Saves money that you would otherwise spend for
2. It helps to lower the "High cost of living.
3. It helps to enlarge the urgently needed surplus o
produce for export.
whose effort is needed for other vital war work.
The Department of Agriculture will help you
The Ontario Department of Agriculture appctaIs to
Horticultural Societies to devote at least one evening
meeting to the subject of vegetable growing; manu-
fa.eturers, labor unions, lodges,- school boards, etc., are
invited to actively encourage bottle gardening. Let the
slogan for 1917 be, "A vegetable garden for every home."
Organizations are requested to arrange for instructive
talks by practical gardeners on the subject of vegetable
growing. In cases where it is impossible to seerire suitable local
speakers, the Department of Apiculture will, on request, send a
suitable nria.u.
The demand for speak-ers will be great. The number of available
experts being limited, the Department urgently requests -tha.t
arrangements for meetings be made at once; if local speakers cannot
be secured, send applications promptly.
The Department suggests the formation of local organizations to
stimulate the work by offering prizes for best vegetable gardens.
It is prepared to assist in one- possible way any organization that
limey be euedecting a campaign for vegetable production oil vacant
loth. It will do so by sending speakers, or be, supplying expert
a.dvice in tee &dd.
To any one i nterested, the Department of Agriculture will send
literature giving instructions about-, implements necessary apd
niethods of preparing the ground and cultivather the crop. A plan'
of a eegetable garden indicating suitable c-rops to grow, best,'
varieties and their arrangement in the garden, wen be sent free of
charge to ary address.
Write for Poultry Bulletin
Eens are inexPensive to keep, and you will be highly repaid in
fresh eg-gs. Write for free bulletin which tells how to keep hens.
Address letters to "Vegetable Campaign," Deparunent of Agricul-
ture, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. '
Ontario Department o grie vire,
NV. H. Hearst, Minister of Agricuiture
Parliament Buildings