HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1918-4-11, Page 8Phone l6i;
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WART
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Be Prepared
Days
or Showery
Special values in Paramatta ;znd Tweet
arainatta Coats in Olive shade that ti' l,L
erym t °�
ice and are �etz..n'ized aortas^o yl'�s e�at
well range of `T veect Coates for YoungMerz; a
'Coats for Men, Good
i474 ; 1anockabou9
and S14.
M I4; and 816,
Flolepro
You.. are note
tion Le y'9 diitl:
They are
three` ra
o
new ones
charge, Now .,aria
$1,50.
a
0
gee sx
acllof
sed t<
Ai:
e
Papers
can give.
Paper to
t3itli \\`e are
tats ;writ
Kiddies ai
Hats.
Markets Report --Cha ';l tlotvi i,
the report of the Exeter, ti+farke
corrected o to NVednesc1a 4.44
;Theat :2,10. .
tints Bac
Earley 1.40 to 15f
Eggs 37e,
Family, flour
Middlings $40
4
Bran �
I ,II ra
� tlr
lgbs 38c
DDairSI batter 40e 42e
Creamery h,ntte :j3e.
Potatoes; ai„(i o 1.60.
Sugar beat F p 'ti! $1.60 ne.
Land 34e.
los 20c,.
We 'A `
x 2 showing b
2 ;,�..}i t k a,
a
vP z.eas Aa'rs for the It'
lolls. The boys, 'Will like
Many o:,tccrns ar 750 ant
an
spa
ba
rc �.
New Curtains
re44"
snge
telt-
Lena,
1.00 .i
Curtain tain ' ets
iS are extrerelt el -
Ire and include many net;
rc. Oar a.alnes in Notting,'
a Lae." Curtains are ex.c.ai-
plate ac per Pair $1.25' to
Room Rug;
are..
e nave U
Re o nt 'It
is a
ocl
•r
is Abattoir Co. Oleomargarine pe. 3Sc,
,A. STEWART Phone
'POWELL'S
.NEW
• TuE .pHoNQ(sRAPt1 SYI3'H A SOUL
asi
pt
A, deiilonstr
an, iastrutalent for sottoct
t1 .rt f titlifullg produces,
Pi cite4 elua New Edison, No other
»fit t:a 9u1 b search hag. .tslnl $t5
as els are * Stoats at One nit tt r i
ti
rrt-rttrfaeL
trier :ear's
amoa
ori irrrplikas lie
obligati ttr 'to purchase.
latch
t tth-
does
( I 11 t THE HOME OF THE NEW ED/SON
It IN STO'R `
�� '�Te can give you some
extragood values
from �325 to 55.50 p.r,
pair in 1 black
or tan with or without toe cap.
Our stock of school shoes was never more complete
and you will find we can fit your boygirl with
or g a
nice strong shoe that will give good service from $2.25
to 83.50 per pair.
Ladies High Shoes in Brown gray, and black, with
high or low heels ranging in price from $5.00 to :$10.00
per pair.
We have a nice new stock of Mens' shirts from.
1.25 to $2.00 each.
Try us for a Made -to -Measure
Suit.
B. W. F.
SAVERS
Flax Land
ted
ii'
The Ontario Flax Land Co.
requires
acres of Land
or the Exeter Flax Mill
f land rental paid when
flax is sown
PLY TO SOS. DAVIS,
r<x=
Telephone 13 s ,
$FTEIPa I LAX: MILL
OLEOMAIIGINE RELEASED
Canada The
�a d
a
Food Board, has arran-
,ged `with the United States- Food Ad-
ministration to allow 1.600,000 _pounds
of oleomargarine to come into _Can
ada per month:'
I3ACR YARDS AND VACANT LOTS
Now is the time for organization
There 'will be a greater need for 'pro-
duction in cities, towns and viIla;ges
this summer than ever before. Plan
what yod will do with the back yard
or vacant lot. now, so that when the
season begins in a :few weeks hence
'Non will know what to do and, will
lose no 'precious time about it. Once
the !garden season starts it starts
with a rush. There is no siaortage' of
vegetable seeds 'except' parsnips.
wholesale dealers have plenty of seeds
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aOCAL •`
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THE LAW'
arty. u, k.:
.i.
'� 'Tn, t; 'r
_ ,. _.� ti -ter �
pa„ta lent :tUe :s arn;ttstly ae is<ed o.
stta it` lili`,»gh the pleads :.a;+a-
cn
she Is se ^iten,eed to. a $errs At}
-was ;r serving her term .,h. .
fiaiz}., 11 band of ycrooks, Tiwy ootnimit.
Several ('.r1iriis, licit ,7n SI:IC:a a way.. 1a
be strictly': t ithin: t} law, The' PIa3'
i>-
.. t.t'r`-a,.P;ut .tr,. a, :>c:3:"i'tla taa'it;
sa
..itt4 great' start ess. The. electrical
c�fa t> are 1 aoai, and. \1-rs. 'a°2.. 141rrr-
)�
and 3 ;777,741 .o he, t ,aria
g) "tx atkal'tort their spaersd d prosenta-
}, } o $I e p i '4, I,r $lay. ExaterOnaera
leer 3 r.?
1.7th_
we Si ve
Cbap, Oia
tip and
14.a 1E4 G. I'oa};Sit,
eel in town rrn llrsncl
Mrs. D, Johns is
ghtcr Mrs. Coot—list/0
€;isig he
Sarnia,
'
n.,
c Oaa
tits W, kssery and, Vera ae.
;'s lbs}tt for several days its London.
Mr, harry 'oke of Parkhill sit;
d *lis .1"--areutts in town over the we eh-
nd,
F tug -Doww y, oil London vi,-
lrq home here tat r the at ee't.-
sdal
r1d; alt,
faital4
onto
tr
Alien Analis,,$ boot ika tl*
epent atdtathy Ri18.813g retr`!„5,1,;`,':.
Srotoot t4.
arts try beta ham ai?l rite't land tl
is% ateet ri aarscaibtar having start
Mr's. W4 S. howie;ora, A>` Lrtsttlon. I
Orin
a I r'
Tho~i. 11oylltk.
cerin i4 r d
iYp
sat d
i
4.-4. ad
tt ' who
; tin, has re faS
eller Nor'
.s q
rain rna
to C%ttrlySle ;a?te=i ;IsNeiXdlrt the Ito)
4.1.15s wi
lfisa
S. Gregory has rtetoirnced to
("bath= after spending the Eastaxr
+°acation with her mother.
Mi`. ' Eloise Baird returned to
f3r;tntford' Friday after visiting; her
parents at James St. ilaryonage
lir, \V, May has purchased tirom
Mrs. S. :hicks' the Carling 1property
on Maine St. and recently oecnpiied.
by hint,
Mrs. Leech and fancily of Che sley .
alio oh ;
i
been atie
to 'a i, itutg at the home
of Jrr, W. U. Clarke, returned home'
b.Londaay.
Mr. _Milton Ii3'dd has resigted his
position with i natnar.'s Hardware
and has gor.e onto a .tarn for the
summer.
Mr. John Ford, of Exeter North,
has returned after _visituig for a
rnanth with his son a:nd dtughicar
in D. troit.
11rs. Wrank Morley is this week
visiting with her father, Mr. John
Cornish of London Road South who
is under the doctor's care.
Miss Brno Sweet has returned to
Tecsarat . -
a+r to resume her duties as
teacher e after spending the holidays
at~her home here.
Mr. W. - C. Robinson, of Toronto,
is visiting his father, Mr. C. W.
Robinson for a few days.
,Miss Ruby Wood left Saturday
for Gorrie to resume her duties 'as
teacher after spending- the Easter
vacation at her home here.
Mr. IA. T. Cooper of Clinton. ` Tem-
perance Secretary for .tltrron County
will bccupyt the pulpit in Caven Pres-
byterian .church next Sabbath.
Miss Lottid Rice received woid Mon
day evening that her brother Pte.
Austin 'A. Rice had been admitted to
the general hospital suffering, from
bronchi:Cs.
Mrs. Josh Harding and daughter,
Ina. who have been visiting with the
for/races sister, Mrs. Frank _Morley..
over the Easter holidays returned
home Friday.
The Bogie Circle of the Presbyertan
cl'nrch will hold their annual bazaar
iu the Town Hall on Friday April 12
Doors open at 3 p.m, Admission i,u
elt:sting lunch 10c.
Mr. Si. I. llaviland print pal of the
Exeter Sia 'S. has rented the residence
at 'thirc. '�
r of CavaXt I'it'shpteriarn
church and has moved his household
effects ,to town from Toronto.
Mr. W. Abbott and iiamily of Clan-
deboye moved to town last week into
the residence he recently par"chased
from Mr, 3. W. Taylor. We welcom:a
Mr. Abbott and family to our midst
Mrs. illelville and children of. Fill-
more cask., are visiting: with ,rela-
tives in town. Mrs. Melville, intends
making. her future home in town :'pro
vide& she can :secure .a suitable res-
idneee.
Leak. well. £or otu shop and 5
e
va
till look ttt<E�
l heti' u C me rrtt .
yo o t
r
Be su,°e it fits you at the collar.,
�hve the itrouaers made to fit you,
rorani the Waist, They will stay up
mueh'better! when you wear a belt,
Your clothes will have individuality:
'f t 1• ,
t you � }
,. us for Ike them I you.
z
LAD
I
'Beautiful
,
n tafaal
good >range of Th
get ono of these
are all gone.
GI '@'; U
S€.IITINOS
;ey, Brows, also a
es. Cone ,early and
<efore the old toads
Sheere
LADIES AND GENTS' TAItOrt
Stand Urstaizs, Opposite tileVentre,
Betel
.c}
ole
world followed r
he. fetter—
abler world,
ils;•hood lia}rie:I
4 .roar
rh the ctnst
as `from t wet',: —
tI yogi,
ly arta to t
Vert;
Te kl to
wooli3,.
Pr�,
t. f"Q%14;V1
?vorfd
'OUT Ol'
aS3it�k�^
ROOM CI
Form v. Sr. litnor,s.l:'atrapt
set;:.$"4i; Grant 1„lotlingw44gd.02;
11ouls on $2R Oswald f1rtttvn
Sp;'neer 80; Ntltr „area I
i9 dames 1'enrtca 751.+ f rolltr; o
,,t< „Ell'a , U hies70,1 serge Beaver
1,76: Ses e £readet 70, l?'as;-..?tl'tldret-
pi}g 73; Rita Elwort,hy 0; Chaar.
C"anipbell"rib; Glifforsl Mitchell
Wa.laae ai s \ ' s
a; w� . lam tl<ar;a�
o4'81 Jr, yr car \
t �
t
T to I
Edn i T usaaal , llrr l
tir; Viola '' . Irox
. , , av4'ra11t att;ttencla.t e
41', iiP5010,04 '` 14.4 4tbet'.
R() G 4, 11sETa R P. S.
+ toobttry
igrAtto
t t` .. 76;Vale
lEa: s, 1.t Rowe
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ry e
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„ta IJ at,5 09, It. 71721.a%.171„,
65
. :ai
Iaa:fir ds° 6 . B. Russ:ell (42, 13Al°
a ai falxr' s r,. Jr. �-k5e at?rs, I. Nor ,,,.
cilli .n
70, F Hary:+' 46i.
F V sper, ie,„ -eh;
11is
,Te
'
IGiiIil S \\"pliTll KN
>i& Aa
y Corps is
60,000 ,ua9 'X?%eil.
Ata ;infantry 11zvisioe is 194;60 men, l
Awa Infantry' Brigade is 7/0O0 men.
',Aiattalion is 1000 men.:
A Company is250: • i
men.
.
Platoon is 60 'men.
Corporal's Squad t5
11- men:
A 'field hatter) has 195, men,
I ng sivad sat 20 men.
Skepply train has -2,81 me°n,
A llschine : Gun 'Bat.taliott bas 296
iezea rs egime has 1498
.0 Inbulance Company
Field -Hospital has 55 men,
Medicine Attachment has ia mesh
A Major-General heads the add
am'and aisq„each Army Camp Corps
„.,,riga�tc qlt toma1 heads each iu
66 men
a
I
Iheads each reginaerit.
rt iVrt,-Colonel is z.etit; in ran +,ar 3a
beloir a Coionei,
A Major heads as ',battalion.
1 A Captain 11c'ads a Company'
A I,ieutenar.1 heads a platoop
A Sergeant is Leat below a lieu-
tenant,
A Corporal is a squad officer.
t\x
€tt, y'tsare
THE SOLDIERS' AID as l ono fedi
the 'initowing,-March' collections $4a.-
20; Membership ices 1.00; 'Jr. W, M.
Clark .
8100.00. It was deckled that
a Isar:^ cif thanks be tendered Mr,
rk,a and ci•.ioir ,for the4tr spic d'd
atiaao. Please Parangi in all 'finish,
soehs se that they, may ; be, parked
the lath. The boys need so.ks,
rill to" Fon HARVEST
Rev. 'Dr, Chown, general super-Ina
tendnnt or the Methodist Church of
Canada, hand issued a cai1 to all Meth-
odists 'to prat for a bountiful har-
vest 1;o thua the cause of the Allies
may triutuph through the agency of
an abundance of :food:;
O.HOI AN])S .FOR. FARMS
Thousands of men are needed im-
mediately 'to hel z on the ,farm this
snugger. The increased acreage or
c reals is an imperative wartime
necessity. Employers of labour, should
allow hien with farxni experienee to
go back to
the farm.
VERY . L1G RT WOUND
ND
Mr. A. Hooper, of the Lake Road,
received a letter €rorn, his son, Corp.
Grant Trooper stating the wound he
received in the foot was only 'slight.
He' is still in France and was backin
church 'parade four' days after the
casualty. This is the 'first. details re-
cased mine;.' the official notice from
Ottawa that he bad been wounded
in the foot. The message came as
a relief to the parents as several had
reported seeing his ,name among ,a
list of those taken prisoners.
A NARROW ESCAPE
_Baster Clarence Boyle son of Mr.
and firs. F. M. Boyle, had, a narrow
iscape on "Friday hist. ./1;.a. was ridtr.g.
on the road -scraper :ard in turning
the (corner' at-'Johr. and Andrew Sts,
the scraper tipped and he was thrown
off. He 'fell just in Sronit of ",the targe
steel blades Several onlookers saw the
accident ar>d1 t�d the Horses imm d
gel., h et
ately corning to a stop, the blade hav-
ing just grazed his neck. An inch .or
two ,`farther and he would, have beer.
killed. -It was a hair -breadth. escap'
MISSIONARY SEJNDAY
Last Sabbath : was Missionary Sun
day. in 'conn ction with Junes St;
methodist t >'
.1 s church.' In t1Xc inorni�a^'
fit,v J. W. i\1.ortimoro a returned
iilissianary trots China; occupied thee
pulpit. 'rind gave 'a shlc radial address
dialing with the conditions in .China
and its needs. 'Itay. •.yiortimere is a
native of Exeter having been 'born
here, James -St. church being hisf'rsO
church home. In the evening, Mr. A.
J. Irwin of Clinton, a layman occap
led the pulpit giving a splendid mis-
sionary iursc. Mass,` ,
of Winchec;iscolsea sa a ;veryMay pleasinClarkeg
cho
,l.
Reports
t« exams
4, i'shorn
Forris Cosies 844;
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I c}rii*t
.sir.` 1st Edltlt lioi tfr,
se, f'rin?et �4laa^.kol`iQ 1.
listti= r1 fkt'Ur,1`.Itornson.
Jr. Pri40'5r'ga Ioseph ilei
x
c
r \ r nn
ta. tt o
o e4, � _
leather, lie;, inald l ar
4`!
ii
50045 70;
tOMScttb
rt .1laantrat #2(0
raw. 63;
}titter i it
S, S. No. 2, lcay
eragrs 19. St;n.ldin8
;Ilion iia LUeratui
iCbsn ttc tvrttaaag
as chit} class sty
h art ar151a'
or nwre st4 v'anL'
09.
tai—,il°er,ea.
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tv "il
w
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€tarda
No. ora roll 24. tts
ti 1ee'd. on exautin
t a Geography, Ar
.ud spelling as 4;vel
r Those onar'ket
wOre absent fo
t. Total works fart
Car
.3.A'd Grua
04 &aarr'a3 3
fink \t`ircL
itRc„ ",tae`1ze
kt lta rr'a 3,;st; ,\lied
� Re
1 � y
.o r
Osa r
travri ct,na Caldwell, SV'ills'
Salla Yortkaeatt,r,l,. Geo. Tlrsnr•y
toey,
inner—Nortnan Staulake, Its;s-
;1 C
VOL Stait<;ihe
Ethel C Case,ses ! ae
L a,
A
&die Aid
Earrut
in 91
stigh
out' \Ver Flour;.. its is e5tieilcni
ality and, flavour but it is
v darker in color, JI1srvey Bros
O`;GREGATIOZ,Ar. `Li
The members of the Trivitt Mem
-
oriel church held a congregational tea
evening, Tuesday
« Light lzt re-freshinents
we: C �
�{j r served; n ,
ued, a short intere>tiug; Fro-:
i maim Stas given and a very sociable
Il Cline wan.sPal11.
ON OI1 ' ,II14 n 1
tinder the cuspiees of the Canada:
Foad.'Board, 25000 Canadian boys from
15 'to 19 ycarz of, age were tailed to
help out this smmtaer on the 'farm.
To 'date 23009 responded in Ontario
Western !the \l esters E°rot•inces alone.
Quebec and than : Maritime provinces
bold their enrollment later.
IPQUSE, FOR --e : he
inose desirable residenSALEcesOnan Eofsetert,
oceerpiecl; until recently by Jas. Wal-
ter.
al-t x. ypp15-';at Ali,. Walters shoe: store
WANTED—Good smart strong hey
to learn hardware bnsir;tss, Aptly' at
lI
eaman'a hardware.
.Old SALE --A F L
a" iE—A surrey. ne Irl
Apply ..
r , J. Christie, at 1',zeteie' L'
EGGS FOTt 11;3.TCII l N G
White Wyandotte eggs. $1.00 for
.tlxplg 'rat `hzarxcs Otfnce
e,
pee is
1�1 JNG
Prentice .to i?arsa ssnlakr
e ink 114 ,�. tl*lt�
ty; «Cr21y
. I Neta tarts h' treat, rnod
'e
tei 4at•`
every ar, l�or „*,•alq at ;t ]sat'_
-''ltl>l3 at Times Office
�e r
rd
a e ii,
good zfergiiborbood_ ;ipltil
/adman $ Sta.
'4
o LE—Two storey
'Pair, re
tts stable,
>
a
etc,
43l3.; +5 7ttu r-
t ll 323
dswerth 4
llttuaeT RnSsell.
Annie
♦
It l:,Cl :.'s'I' I l�I,1.IViil {,,
reensatns of (ha hu hobo t
llizttl, who Stied at Chntan on .Hyrtl
t1ih woe brought, to ti wn en Mon.,
tlti 4
and taken to Eli s ville for rxt-
tertuent. The :deceased for ruany°t
years was a carpenter at Eliniville,
fill :.1.`l'Eii 'PRODUCTION :PLANS
Ontario will plant ,1000000 acres
more in cereals and' cultivated crops
this ,sluing; Quaint() 000,000 and the
11ai'stiruu Provinces 400,000 acres” ex-
tra. The farzners in Eastertu Canada
aro called
upon to plant five }crus
farm tat:ra. 400 000 farmers in
perlir
Eastern Canada can .,are the (situ-
ation.
'11I3E"LATii Mfrs. SMITIr
11rs. Jane Snaith, of town, passed
at ay on Sunday at the bottle of her
lister. If , :fodgitaw, of Crediton, .at
the age of 81.• years and 4 days. The
deceased had been ailing all year hav-
ing suffered a paralytic stroke around
Christmas. The *deceased has been a l
r.'sident of this community all her
life. having been born in the town-
ship .of Stephen. She wart a member
of the Trivitt 31Iemonal church and
was highly esteemed by a great many
friends. She is survived by two
brothers and three sisters. James and
ThoXnae Sweet of town; Mr.. .Lyons,
al London; Mrs. Col ill, of Winnipeg
and Mrs. 11pdglns, _ of Crediton. The
funeral was held on Tuesday to the
Exeter cemetery.
Iir acres of' grass
a Mussry-.II'arris binder, C,
s Too as new, .—.\V. T,
344 -tato
1 ykbur c
Fiord t.`ka sn
l.artyiltttti
and in
for
e RRooh, Co„
cone rte
u can buy>
t %91 from
Pape'
Sar
TOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
Diapepa;in" makes sick, lour,
y stomachs sorely feel fine.
in five'minutet7.
if what you just ate is souring ou.
;our sstomaels car Tie{ like a lump of
lraad, or you betel► gas and eructates
oats, undigested food, or have a feeling
o; dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea,
bad taste in mouth and stomach -head.
ache, you can get relief in five minutes
ly neutralizing acidity. Put an end to
sueh stomach distress now by getting a
IRrrge fifty•eennt case of Pape's Diapersirt
frond any drug store. You realize in
live minutes how needless it is to suf'cr
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stom-
ach diorder caused by food fermentation
due to excessive acid in, stomach.
CASTOR IA
For :'Infants and Children
In mise For (,)ver 30l
Years
Always bears
the
Signature. of
FORLE-+ri
5016111 in every
man's lfardwa;
tren ytl',ats, y ofd`
sar, Appat
rite Canning Factory h,
creased the price to be.�a.,
corn, Note the increase T ;,
in another column.
again f
toi.
4
aeir
'NOTICE,
Owing to unsettled conditions
and atter the 10th of \ Xtit b
1 our
lass 'will be rain on a strictly eat
tingly, -e, L. 'WILSONx Grocer.:'
NEW CA
A,GE RAT.
Conanaeacin ° Frwl 1st: 1918, —
Single slat miR>k,,, each,.
� 13c
Shipments,�t~1 "r_t)lf lbs, ,,. 15c_ each
Shipments +se'e400 lbs' ... 3l>t`, per cwt'
I'ia.no,; each
'.'h.
I'rtgnR.,C, private
Grips,' private lS a^s^g
Team by day ., $5
,501
Team by hour
—611
Signed by
THOS. G, CREECH
\'illi. T GILLESPIE
a
n6So
r
p v $4 ..
HORSES 1,,x1 -'
limited nate
0i11011,G i
rfi� s:'from fl " Sea__
and up IfeiglaIng from x500 'pan
up. lltares front 4 years. old UP ;
sveighrng from 1300 pounds rtp.Paagt
having regaarrect ,stuff tko dish ,
would €itsd a re�' irearket i7y `l;
inlg me or calkaq ', tat on phone J
3. Exeter. G DOW,
250 ACRES FO
The �, y Ci
rd et tk pare4 i
nie%t ta,i rout:• 250
for 1,9, Price' I
K+ilit,t3ti',+tit-eeci corn c
lis. Will: he, sold to g
;i ib, Conte early and sefcur;
Ia to
tat nt;
Exeter >
C<,riitit;.,
ORN WANT
lines sand f
contract wit
Saes canning
er," taai atltitt,ialtc'
'LAX LAND D ii ,AN Ei
1'I4. Ontario flax. C . reouiig ;1Ja
a s 4•f land for Exeter Flax \III:T
It Land Rental Staid when pax ix.
own, Appis' .16E DAVIS te'_epitonet
3. E riETltK FLAX
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the month : of faarae'
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oti Thanks 50e. Legtwl ad earthing tlikto
tnil 50 per line. Alictioril"cales ter
for one Insertion and 11,00 for twits
insertiora. Profs :onpl cards slot t!1e1
seeding ono inch—$(.00 per year,
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Undertaking
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R. N. RONVE
TiIE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND FURNITURE ; DEALER
73ORN
\VilITE—At Flaxcornbe, Sask.. on
April 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
White (nee Miss Ethel Iiarvey) a
daughter, Evelyn, Maude.
ArJBIN•—At Drysdale on March 3lst
to -.Mr. and Mrs. Alex Aubin a dan--
ghtcr.
TALI3OTT—In t5tanley on March 131.h
to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Talbott
a .daughter'
DIED
I1I1,D—In Clinton on April 6th, Rob-
ert Hind,
ob-ert'.ilind, aged 84y:'ars.
7th,
aged
SMITI1-1n Crediton on April
1.
Mrs. Jane Smith,.' of Exeter,
81 years and 4 days.
Fun era
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ew spring Styles
f n Spring Suitings, Overcoatings
Raincoats and Pantings
We have something worth while to show you at prices
especially attractive.
We have received shipments for.
-.he New Spring Goods in all, lines of
Men's Wear and have some attractive
Goods to o;fer at worth -while prices,`
See our New Spring Hats in all
th_"latest Shades and Shapas,---Kings
and. '13orcelanos.
We also. have some exceptional nifty
howings in .14Teek4vc.ar, Collars in the
New:'Shapes and 'Ties in all the Latest;
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