The Exeter Times, 1918-3-28, Page 17.k4,
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city ss.1, Ts" ytl Slat is n a> lE prier' only1,2x` yde
utr range o Now Wash Dre .' Goods for Surnnier.
readyto-r1 r. icy papular colors alit 1sta3ea•at> prices,
:lEis Gs' New Stills and Coag „tori ETs
Jones
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Call and exarn�
ane our fullline
of
wash ash` machines and
pa NUM DRL0W14 4(O
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wringers, ers. See the:nett
O -!!! MIKE
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1 Gravity � avlty Wash- i
er. " ; It works like
clockwork.
Wants.
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Machines Sl3to 1416.
Wringers
$4.50 to $7.50
Clothes Baskets
$1.50 to $2.50
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O'Cedar Mop and Polish make easy dusting
just received a shipment of the 1918 New Per-
fection' Oil Cook stoves with the improved glass oil
fount, wide top etc.
Sap paras, sap pails,spiles, etc at reasonable prices
27a Phones
Kindly be :seated bay 8.05 Railway
time 'Progrtuntne.'8,10. Act parson wilt'
he shown to seat +(luring rendition of
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Shepherd
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"David -the . ..h a
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scene. "nEa.
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tilni,itt; 1ar•r Sot lea; bi.��4Fhi
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f6t '•1 cla;
titixwe 11ftr Ira lie a x :0,113'31
tDO k: lz'r par y ire tt credit,
Tier renderir„, of the different parts worPia !Axone... of To
wit:l1 excellent' voice rasa:; ranch apltror.- air #`:;talk Johns, 1°, rr.siti
hated lty the largo audience., As Yla?n't 31'4!' s '.'. 2 ° a T11 .x from r.11tiay
'}avid: bride she Looked most 4t in- 1 4..i rids.
me
irti,• Mabel 1'`ollicl. zas '1t <'haEal, the ' " t'S 1./K1 110At :,.
daaarghtr=r, was also tat.t or 1114
tsl » Esc' llora1 ti
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Eiota trtia rl 1.. ! los« ° E tax. -1'' tticrs . trt�tatt#i:
4.a' t%ctlis'of I1'1 tlt'14 rat tir,,d 4v ass .t labske'1 of
and'atE4 y,_4,11n i.3ai Cila
St. ", ,`,''•, '113-,.i1
leattlae . ;A 1,,,14..', 1
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stars of the evening. Both in acting 1.'tu. IEii, t,llis . son o1 �lr. asld
RIDE -TO -BE 51104. *T II ED
Miss Bertha hornet, a bride-to-be•
was the recipient of. two showers dar-
ing the past week. On ;'Saturdays
evening a number of friends gather.
ed at her home as a surprise and pre-
sented her with a miscellaneous
shower ,dies Horner has been en-
gaged with the. Jackson Mfg. Co., : of
town, "and on Tuesday evening the
young 'ladies of this concern: nlet at
the home of Miss E.i$oiney and pre-
sented'the' bride elect with a kitchar
shorter. She was again taken com-
pletely by surprise. The young ladies
in presenting' a kitchen shower +did= it
looked
right and nothing ryas ovc r
in the `way_. of handy utensils that
acouldibe made Ilse of, in the kitchen.
Refreshmentswer served and a"most
enjoyable ;time was spent. Miss .ITor-
ineyis a ,daughter of bar. and Sirs.
3.15. Harney of "town. She left on
Wednesday Ynlorning• !for : London,
where she was united in marriage to
SIr, 4Viltiam: -Motz, of Crediton, ort
of SEr. and Mrs. Icy. Motz.
MEN'-
S�tiErL-londain Exeter, on [ y,�llarch
25th to 11Ir. and 'Mrs.' Ed. Snell a
daughter.
SCITII14AG-In 'Stanley, on liarela 19th
to Ilr, and -Mrs. -Chris. Schrag asort
I>L,GH.A'R�1iE-fit the s5a
able- Line or;
March' 19th'` to,SIr: and(ll
'rs. Peter
Dtcharme a son......
MARRIED
I3REV 411 i! -IST L10TT-In Flint,1:l.ich
on March 9th, Miss 4.'41: 11 Elliott,
.daughter. or Mr. and Alrs. Thotnt',
of town, to 11Ir. 1.. Grebaii;
of 1Pl1nt
DIED - f
t;�.Ch`C9lV L le -112 lisliorne, on ,11larch 27
W Ilial 1 Chosen, aged. $I `years and;
1. months.
i) 4.t Plato; Sasl�a:iuo
td. w3lliam Os44,0
satx
R.ol, L4ue
her part and in hor singing she non William m Olce„ or 1.7"11er/14 arrived home
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from' 'En England on rrfd 4.4 evening .• tar
the:, favorof her hearers. � to t l~ lm
a
Mr. Galbraith, as �1)r1.%ld 'filled his larst, 44 4 1 lit' Pte. tlr c, Misted with the,
part with great satis'ac'liort, lie_ has llIst. Aaron .11.1ttatlion :'raid_ lefi. Can -
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den .hn +>.'.: i A. Ala
1' ver,
visiting her tint.
frau
°E:ry
• Zurich.
Alis s Ilrol,ktn-141r+a ar; L -'44r
lera1 Lou4lort rti' riai:tan 44°414
414(14°1 flail rrsta:.
l ' 1I . <:c Ir+iat n tiavt` lav 1 a
li�� f 1
lir'r bottler ir1 Du tori iht s4 t u1 (arrt;
to the dtatli of a rayliazi}
Attester
an excellent voice 411314 thriilttd.. ado an .oveznbt,i', .ii41e: liort15 ref'
hearers. - tar arriving 111 it1:Ci.311'1; 111 rvat draaft-
i. c• and spoilt ilt seven( months
t`tpleasant's of he ; ed to E a•ilc . ,tat _T
nc of the features the!
the n of u: o,t the firing tine. ,1!.,e 'was 'wounded.
1 vel. irr* was presentation n � e
T
' T� Anne last i
r4. the ;seri
' nth, z, l4. of i a
1v ^ ' a ride
boa'. a1 t of flowers rs fa Visa lea i,.
Miss EQII£cL andMiss Minnie Merrier
and .hnulc7 r sand lt� since been re
-
the latter filling the position as ac-;ct11) rating ata E1a?1a.1EI. 411. will .ht^nd
n i i the piano Iritl4. rice nt- s -festal :dao" i !at his bo1111' before goiuni
coiiapa use u I r T l
ioiial ability, 1 to the military hospital 411 London for
Among the: other personalities were - further treat axiant. One brother
41 t 4�-- ,similarly tea/tinted and.
attendants, Airs. Beavers and: Miss �11'ra , t
0. !Treble; cro4vrt hearer, ' hiss Reda - returned homy: several' ,nonlhsr ago.
Rowe; Samuel the mro1 ,'' )hetIf. Jen-.11.'fore setsirn111,1 Pat,. (Jlse sate a
1
nings; Jesse, W. D. Sanders; elder nuts hEtr o! the Exeter boys and re -
ch crown44 I)avi' S. Siartln; Sail!, pars them: in exesd ta11 health.
sw a o,
the Eing, 11.. Shapton; Z'ing's guard.',
1 : 1 i ;ld and Eliab Is. w
P. Ti elnt"c , t, Abner Eli
ab,
licsscnnger, S. 'll. Sanders;
three'nlen of rear, Messrs. J. liiners,
T. S. Harvey, AIS. Litman,` quartette
or shepherds, Messrs. IT. T. Rowe.
Pointers
8'1 The idea that the soldiers should
n. Sanders, R. N. Rowe, A. J. liavi- ; get the: surplus of treat Canada pro
-
n.
A. Bissett, J
"thand t 4vo sentinels,
mah, I. dt. s is txc])avis; Abinadab, 1. Bissett, Sham-; hay., the first, laiw�h
oldier
Kleinfelshould
In addition to this there was a
large chorus of male and female The admonition. 1.0 clean up ;And
voices. All -Isere xi5essed in elaborate swat the fly are lost in the rcater
costumes and included shepherds," effort for mote production. The ore
warriors, )4raelites, etc. should be done and the others not
A chorus of children sang several left .undone. -
selections that added much to the j
ea a a
proig'raannie- 1433 their sweet singing If "there is a shortage in any, com-
The cantata was under' the direction' modify the wants of the soldrers
or w. 111.',Clarke, organist ands°'choir should 'first be met and aftertvards
leader of tile James Sr. Methodist: a ,
tha needs o�� -those t home should
church, 4t'ho is to be congratulated on have consideration,
the manner in. t4ihich they entertain
merit 'came off. Bach of the success'
was, due to his .ttntir?ng efforts.'• It
was an 'iintertakin„on an elaborate
scale and that it came off so well�
spealrs volumes" for his leadership. ,
A tvorc' of appreciation. is also clue
Airs. Clarke,'\'110 had change of the
costumes tvlmich !1,";t ]lave entailed
agreat deal or stork :t' xxcnir care.
fhe evelnin a3nount
e. e e
-The man who can grin
'When his Raper; egntes in
Ontime 'ever dap, is all'-rdgh
Ji,i the elan; worth while
Is the one: trim earl, ,senile
1 hen fhd. a.m. train conies at.
night.
1`ne proce4X1 .ox most notetvorthy example of selff-
c di''t
patrnntac purposes• none or the .Exx.te1' 1o',d1er 'boys i.aw
By a special re:laest the Cont,tt.. in [ xg'land and '14'ould plat, to sham':.
will. be repeated ''again tlmis '.111;1xs many `^x name ?i ho ria' ss to be do
day evening' and.- al acly a great p
at in;' NN -hat ahoy can in the4ray o'r`,econm
4Ylany of the reserved seats have:l.,1.e
em),. ill acl>m=o44�.14 c,+int, the .rce�.lm. o..'`
a •S 4G04 artd -nvnll be devoted,
to. sacrifice ' teas receutly diupla:?c! by,
11
who is takings ttlx ig t sc.11o4) no
!t 3144 SpA flt Slnlriay at ' Ills "stint,
Alts. T'rrank° returned to horn haint
111 i)S;trQat an` Sxiturdaay <afe !a rl VY41td LY.1,
a
l r� L a nu'nr
her ;;rents lir. ani. I a
l4..
parents,
ten.
44ttio !dealers are busy these time
canvassing '$rospecti%': 41tarch.16er;la7ae.
owing to the: advance: rola yC°ri1.`e,
aro l.ew. ;
l=Iessrs. 3 Icaia°r and. i'renn r oar
Stratford are this tk rnovits44 411:1
Zellarrs farm, £orunerly vacatett
by _lfr. A..'ioir south of toxin.
Siiaeial services are.,. being '. heltit, this
(reek in the Evangelical. cli.i.hon and
arsx connected by the pastor, insist-
ed by llev. ti^. T3. :Meyer of Zurich
taken.. n box o, couaforts a small partnot4 of
which -vas lump Hagar, liesaiai 4�hlic.
he greatly ap1),7eenatez1 the contents;
n t -. �.
the bass in France l see,e needing theta
and to send them there. At the same:
time he states.,that t,aga,r 1s almost_
a,thin� of the past. and margarine'
to tier, lL hen thvx. bays al-
P.1-tit"
l-
her, father
h ' d` o n la their t 4.4-114 mak:
ahesus
8u ulay b t'y crlfice 44 at }S11ouladl tltos
repare to 1do1
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'called 1 , alleUnion.d to Union.
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1tri41111 , *r a' In 441tiL-' sil!rs to
4Qaiti1c144' 'naafi ,a31r1 111,
yell :Mind 4vr•E"nrins of or,itigc mlra, <to1315
cslior,,x4 i3l' `l ;ardor le.stnin.1 art the
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111 E „1 ': tsa r z4. ''31$ ad its hiss
a> ar" sis1.1' or €°Yt' 311 nv4, After th'i'
; 1" ;alit CI)1! 3:.14;11-, Lions 4;'4'r,4
av„r .tll�l,ia-tool: of ':-z .'-4.mlttzioatswt•ed:-
in .i,, bet. ,11nly tine atnl:at1;,a.tt: rein.-
,
i .e: 3134., ' ` ltd griaeti4i nitre
lmrc Si".dn't. Aanld sites t ,t 7 of l'Uhc4t tU
ilYey I,tf,, fox' Ailsa Craig vt`lae re they1
tnok 4111* train for 4),-troit tt•h-re they,
will sp.'4.,) thr it honeymoon. The Luride'
r-'144- 141 1 in .a.niav3 blue' serge a
rat to .. match." Oat their return
they t4'ili reside ill. U-sliora,. Best.
wishes ;+:comutiny thele.,
are eat announein, 1.n4v' raise
in subscription rales : ev1:11 :hou11i
'many daily and Ince 4 papers aI,:
throw 2 Ontario are. Ne`%spaners
have been holding out against the
inevitable as long as the could. Buz
ti1OSI.S. mounting Higher and high-
r many have had to yield she other;
alternative '34'as'ta ;moo out 141 business
Strictly cash in advance mcthodshave
been employed. The subscription trate
of The Tunes is :$1.25 a scar if pa'El 1a
--(. 11mce and 81,50 a year i:' 1x444 so
paid. Ia1 order to maintain tliis rate
ask. all sulascritaerS' 'cvla
are in azxears, to kindly let ua has,e
their remittance as soon pos,xibta`
To payin advance is rear tame eoan-
olny it }j `ill ePab1E
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