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JONES & MAY
PHONE 32,
Recials for Early May
Girls' Kiddies at 7
;:five dozen i ir2s' 3l ddies for ages #i to
colors, ate!! worths ;1,00 garment, our gip;^cin
I adies middies and stuoek; ,jaack"et,
on 'tip,
ay
s in fancy and
elli,a priee eac
e.: //ewes
at from $1.2.5
pecia House-dressAproe
.00
Six dozen, large overall as
washing prints, r£^,ola.rly wort?
01113' 1,04 .each.
4'.t se
for
se -dressy
ltlnth of
good
ad
few Trench Raincoai
Ladies and Men
,1 'Ci•e psi ae en
to bran d rat w
Cit ttcla l)coats for Ladies triad pit
se a:d •flit its, tat` iicritderfully moderalW Offccas
1e girls for >thoa «ceatir ;oath ltacat attaclwit at 411.,
special Hosiery Bargain this
month
Iai dAzl'ii Fair. .l'enman':Y 4:4 D -a Ii 3,! hos i7;
ala':rfrctiftni iia Sseave, in black; only ael,ul:irly :v
s a.d 3:ao par or throe pair, for 1.00,
quail
taaav
It1 =.light
zF"1➢2tr. 111=,
dies Silk Gloves
Summmer
erve, a large tango', of the celebrated -Niagara - )Laid" ud Kay
-
k gloves in stock. All f'►ng..rs double -ripped ;in rl goo "d wearing
$ilk, many lines at last 4ca,oars prices. Colors a•hptb, black,grey
tc:, Frites Trout i.5o, to 1,50, pr
A magnificent .slso;ving of New \V,r Ah
.Make 3•our :selections early,.
•
Jones AND
owl's for the corrin t tso
•:4'4 +.'..4,w.a..•.. •. •..+...•
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AY IV' ORN
It%S Tib A
A public me
NG MAY 0th 1913
et`h w. held. #IA,.t
Toavzaa,lt oat'12y evenarsg.iahl
interelt.s of. gre ter dirodt;ctl4 ►' °'
treolarly= ;that of orgariiz,141 F o
to tss,st. with luras lvor6, dgtt
staaaixacr', `fha li ill «v^as z rgvv
3• iaiav 1x419[', ,? and farm
V/..'. 13c,a ve $ occ,dYFta'.d:
fe 'remark:4 s5'ek'e mode by 117
z
o tl ° r #
,
ust .i . 1.
zl zt
.t.
>sd b
, p pr ne p I i Sai i o. &iAC° tea^i;ln u'[
o
t b irt,[aroltto. is - -
rY t
Est @ C C
• r tea, e C3trto e ).sn .a,`
. s1;),S r<`altth 4f,tltzzc"d
fltat Marren :tic ,at Preantit'
the 32 r'
arcs of l;rodci,ton,
the "sa oil tl".-r!aken, by
na
nt she represents, Jasc
actio',' out `_' 1 t£h'vvorli
rraaek farms - itich i,rov-
alai.. C zr17 «ten," organized
n Qeat out; iasto different'
d it, hast tsl sr.e. war 1:
ho.' {r , (, +
...._ «n ill. '. be, F yy "R'i
scute, It tis Eos d
gotaip: be- est, b@isl
Se:
his co,'
rls, to h£ d1Ct1.
B'_k 'S"
>i,"iiated .e
t
BOYS _R a . -
The '°Earn and Givk" campaign in
Iowa, in connection with the'Y,3r.C.?.
:has ba'en nobly.responded to by 'a
tauutfcr oP bo s si,;3o k'
a e ed to rti lkti sot"it, real ,sacrtticc
+o'rhe salve, of I)rov,din ,comfort. -t
And entc.ri- '. ie»l for' Elie lJo3°s over-
ras. \trice i.•ig "ti's?' iw ld an zha I.i1a-
3-101xday 031 nn" and after the
6
alga ‘17,--5 ; tllt.li,:c, ro em
rf
«• o up thereby
s .i H••' i a n
t
fi fi
ving in o iaurat sof plausti
th ails ra IyF s.st. Ts t )
}Y +' s.;a kd eau 1 .-faro 11, and th ,c a«'ire nhoser. tr to
s dea called ilt-,> Army and '4td5 y
they are now outt after recruits
an
by boars .stave promise to ear/1 .and
€ a5 Cera dollars to ,help carryou the
s•17 of Char .:M.C.A. ` which' is doing.
so134.4014 for the .boys at the front.
Aorl too a)zs uYrpe^thea_ to I.I. of
triia h^:t'- n.c' ed. tb -nisetu s
Mich ibev ..
spirit. of .slat-, i.
hots .—v—.o,,
tlt6_G` wit()
fill
two _t_ k,ii0,
go to Ottawa
a- t they would sol
lIaremai ai e4"1
sc=filch the meet
47
House
Requirements
Cleaning
°""t IAre list below a few of the necessary articles to
lessen the labor of house cleaning.
O'Cedar Mops and Polishes
es
O'cedar Mops
Spruce Mops,
O'cedar Polish 25c to $ 1.25
Carpet Beaters 5c` to
gip 1a .20
Dust Bane in tins .30
Step Ladders $1.20 to $1.75
$1.50
$1.00`
Garden Tools
We have a complete line of Spading forks, Spades
Shovels, Rakes, Hoes,.Bucco Cultivators etc at right
prices. '
To those who require Paints, Varnish. Stains etc,
purchase our High Standard paint, Campbells and Chi-
namel$Va,rnish Stains at
H1 AMAN'S d e.
27 Phones
he Tines will' be pleased to' receve:. renewals
from all whose Subscriptions are ow past
l ®25 a yeare
r:.
pt'
i1."it i'1I i1 1 ill 4 "9,II
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il?fi r- ,1'iYta
11;All
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1I M.•r nt*rr;
ltta alt, „'aka•• i „tN.
D4Dla,:
clivi
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rmart
'. rult3x"
tilts # trials :al,iSl. .;' T1iRrtitl
t.
$1.inde•i-'a :=;pais tsvo quartet
Ir. iC 'li'I - gas 'r t bruit s1:+"rt•la a)s
ariy chorch massae, ac'a invention, etc.,
'l`h.s'programme tbrouOtout was - htg#t-
y eats 1'taioing,
M .
ti
V. A. D. ,COURSE.,
On Friday evenint of lis, wa:.k Mrs
J. F. Thomson, Lady Superintendent
of No, 4 .Nursing Division, St. Johns,
Ambulance Brigade overseas, aa.aa the
guest +til :Mrs. R, E. Cooke of Sr:ald'rs
r
1 u
1 tt had s,ilmc, t 1 x.
St.1 _. 'i 1 isms ,n
Mr
r.
eter to c?rl; oise a Course of 1:., ire.,
and give: instructions in. first aid and
h oino nurstg. A ]argc:. rxumbe r were.
present, tit! after an interesting ad -
tires!, a elas,s was formed. Mrs, Thom-
son took IN b.:adaa;irlg and generally
suparvi:ed the 9itstractio.r •.n :irat ;rid
trad - !la 'Arc Grile uddy delivered the
lcesurc The classes will be i ant need
1each Friday evening at 'o ciao 1: at
Mrs. Cooke's, the room being, equip- .
tied Jar the purpose. htsproposed
.
eted 'o 't6
atter the c.1 't,s i; c.ompi iiia
t dit sion. h -,i,ou ;are anx;,aus to help j
to this hour .of need full inforrn'tt'on I
ca
b 'obtained irons Mrs. Cook::. who .n
a
te
is class, secretary. A better' ,:noice ,
canis not have been made she has !
in`• torten Lae iourse in England. Her ``
husbaand r¢8'il sea are over seas doing I
tb it bit find her daughter is a V. A.D. '
from No. 4, ByrOn Sanitarium pre- !
natatory to going overseas,. 1,
SELVI S—DUNKIN ,
A very pretty w.,dding took place
at "Glengarry Place" the home of
Mr. anis Mrs: John J1;unktn, when the
fortnre's .sister, hiss Ethel, daughter
of S r, an .., r
ol: town, 'was united in marriage to.
Mr. John Selves, son o N r. John
Selves or Lumley. The ceremony was
performed, at six. o'clock by Rev. 17r.
Fletcher.. of Thames Road in the
presence of over one, hundred guests.
The bride ntered the, parlor on the
arm of her father;, to the strains of
the wedding march played by Mrs.
John rtunktni She was becomingly at-
tired in a neddir: ; gown: or French',
marquisette trimmed with white!
inion and wore a bridal veil caught
up with orange blossoms, carrying
Casualt List
J
OF
nrr,
DWOUNDS
17.5
Pte. Gordon
Elliott
V
I' c.. or on S. Elliott oL God %ch
cr
WOUNDED
Pt. D. likenheacl, Erucefield
Pte. It. O. Muir, Seaforth.
W. i't. L Feagon, on Goderich.
8
odcn
Pte. W. J. Shaddick,• ifensall.
L'r.a. Elden Hastings, \Vingham..
ORI
CAIIIPBEI;L—In St Marys April 29
to 3ir, and Lira: T. J..Cainpbell
son.`
811,E —h) Fullarton; on Mondaty
ril ''25. to Mr. and Mrs. George
Riley; a ,daughter.
SQU] 1 E -7n J3slanshard on Thursday
Slay. '2nd, tooAin and ,Mrs. Edgar
Squire a daughter.
GINGERICII-.At Bronson Line, Stan-
ley on 'April 25th, to Mr,' and Mrs.
Sam Gingerich, a son.
WARNER—In Stephen on. `April 29,
to 3tr. and 37rs, ':Russell Warner,
a daughter..•
,USER—At Babylon Line, Ashy, on,
April 29th to Mr. and flus. C.
Ileuser, a daughter.
DEA11CIr—In Stanley, on April 30t1y
to Mr. and 3lrs; E. Deariek a 11:iu-
Granton an Tuesdas AP
till, 30th Richard. Jernayrt, aged 82
years and 7 months. a
BROWN. —IntExeter, on. May 1st, 2.-tn-
nie pow wido1r of the late IlIugh
NVallace, ,Brown aged 72 years,
The proceeds of the sale of pure.
bred 'Shorthorns held by ,T..,T. .ferner
MX., or zunch amounted to $17,595.
Tno, a.VE,ra,ge pr,ce for 50 cows was
ball sold. tor $800 and seven bull
calves, a verag,:c1 $136.
I)r. Moore, of London was called
01V111g tO the continued illness of Mr.
_A.E.Wood, at the holtne of his parents
in tolvn and it was decided to re-
move Min to Victoria, hospital at Lon-.
don 'ondl he was' taker]. dOWII, TileSdaY
bed through illness and her many
friends will bope, for her ,speed,y,
3 4I s. Fred Iltrnktn
a bouctitet, of bridal roses arid ferr.s..
flags making a very' attractive ap..1
pettrance. The. locrane and g,room ss eft,
tbo C0114' 08.011 oP the wedding; erre-
rams), three r.eaces and nephews ,,oP
the br.de and a noice or the groom
were luipti2,d, After congratulations.
the guests so i down. to a. sunapitoous
°rated. with y rt Pe. The groom's gift
lo the bride vs as a 13,?cklace and to
roe., wai pres, Mee_ to Miss Elva hut,
3t , .irt4`f,
Verne
Gl•i,ilina; o
1 SA:SI
'Icl'r e1-, .
h beam' s l,t" i
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rall4 y 'peso;
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tl
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A tt,
cla
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al
th'.
SOLI)
tV-- ltav4 ;s.
xv is sold vn<< mood lain tv.—IT0, ve3 Era
11. V'restartan: of Mr. 11. 0, t~otatlicott, wit° hats 1
file Iron and. . irac,,lin$ isa the mSt trine } rovf
ea paid . eing a is firm is visiting at
4
il. ar' a J Toronto ,
ap the Rica a• Jl fn 1alae tit. ro4' rt
,i"3s ids-rttst'tt` oi:' 1jt,'. 11- b'(:'rt Jane.% o' t. .
r trbe 'tendersmr v' a `.
` -:,,-1-'.-r... Tr :hair ;; 'orp `, TAۥAnt,
+} last.I'r. Wtsr his aarentl ,dr_ and sirs. .F.
i
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12
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ci ' over t ` 1
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sf e ll: I v IL.H o 1?, fruit ae`hu
ll Bork r!kue b t -n q sl$ng L li i Rota. 4t -
' or mos? 1 tai
M.-tj• .,flat"a2 's
en on Via., oda 'n
rn
Co.,
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Fa>rle
t conerrn
Its lata
1 o ass
Ka do.;.,
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'Satln
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1115 been, .4
rROrGPeril*
i
Ala i
131 '
r.'.
by man a.ad 'woolen p3osveg cea#s
of F,^:"..Sorts hetes.--re'the agent •
ni-
fame;'
o male.
6t,
nt3
pir
t9isvis;, tie Ai+4Y a
Ad a 1)r^, 101
1»V.." a aci<av It
S sada "Ai " '+
1°kltptil.k' 3 1t l%
I)LI A1' CLI TQ\
t 11' 1`lt0110( :Li k -.nn
a ''d 1i. t I the daipi. on. M iuut;actur
at'Sf" 1'rbr p,itiy, on 4£ rhe' I esl-kni)lt°0
fa ter h rs ;tip+l, h9tsta,r. s1, t.n of tat,+ dis-
hoiue her, this at -
It mom,. Whtio flu Ind been ill for
sans,' t'mv, he had` only bwer-. confin-
ed to the hoarse for the past week,
Kith his brother it illiam he was in
trested tat the Jackson Company,
of ."'star 4 clothing, u'.
t o c t r til factories
c t
.a#. , .afor#h, Exeter, ('.mini and God -
rich, IRA was as member fo this coup
t;i1 for .'outtp pars. Mit r, t 1,.,on wiry
;t great. fr,tend of the boys and girls
and was a leading spirit in all the
children's entertainments Ile was
also k, hall}' iantc'ru.',ted in patriotto
work. l t sines his wifil h leave, one
son to -New Yon,. and three small
children at home.
.Fu
fl YCII S '
C C II. S les t.0 1 YEAR
I..b I.L
SC I,Si TTI AI. G1FT TOO T' 1STOJi
The last Quarterly Official Board
mentum o£ the ear wash held .
1 to Main
e t _ illi
Street Methodist church on Monday
exen.ng Iasi. .reports from the dill -
fa rent societies; of the church =showed
than to"to in healthy; .flourishing'
condition. A presentation of 5100 was
invade to the pastor, Rev. S. N' '. Mux -
worthy in appreciation. of his services'
_As this- is 3Ir. istuxworthy's fourth
year on tits charge in accordance
« ith the rules of the church he will
b:+ moving this year. \.o successor
has hen invited. the matter of sups
;Sly being left with the Stationing,
Commatt e of the Conference.. Mr.
Mats -worthy as presidc.nt of the Lon-
don fCort,ference has bad a very stren-
uous year, his services being in. much
demand. The stewards were re -eke -
Led as -follows; Rec. Steward; If. E.
11i:ton; E. A. Foilick, Chas. Tuckey,
T. J. 3aestle, W. S. Flowey, B. Wil-
liams "and Roht J -Torrey. Mr. B.W.F.
Leavers and lir. B. Williams were ap
p0.ntc•d delegates to District; meeting
ti out diet.
at
Pte. Et.nest. Harvey, son, of Alit and,
Mrs. 'It Harvey, arrived home on
Thursday last from overseas. Mr.
zits& Mrs. Harvey went to London to
meet him. It was reported he ‘170.1
trrive Thursda,v evening awl few
knew tantil the last irtoment that he
quently •the number at the -depot to
meet him -was not as la.rge as it WWI I.,d
have lawns, Ilosvever lie was met by a
couple of' autos and several friends
Pte. lliirvey enlisted, with the 16 lsb
ttalion. Ile was 'draug;hted,
France shortly' after the arrival in
lomgland Of that battalion and after
five naonths in the. trenches daring
winch tinie he passed through several
t:cally all or the boys,of the iluron
13.i.taliort who were physically fit
ploasant one, 'they being only five
days on tic? water4 Pte. llarvey sviti
after 'which he 'WM go to London for
kin. Tin: iting 11'118 spent in arouse-
taients. told.. /Sirs. Selves have ta-
',dttys leave of absence left )rooda,y
to don the khaki,
i9
Fr
o d
ii
tr
ij
to
'1
w ll:+trrvi ra,
iCIi;;a ' 1.'Ko'
KoN 'r,la.,tii
ucta r4< $ii :h.; Imo.1
rclaa ` '.atitiiist
a,-lat
l ..
gait 7',';1
c'.os' iii i ,
a -al ty" ani .t ralm)talt.
tl-nr 2fra. ''fe,y,.r,-.
. t.ht ns 'ra la'rs OI' the,
of Elias .1.),ait;;a-.'seal i.Issocaa1rota
heard kith s12=c 1+ regret of .1;011r it'aav-
irti; tisfur ra,nother field of tabour.
1„Vc asssnr+s you that w1; deeply deplore
t1tK: llaoatg`lat of your going- as your
r.t:ti with its has been NO brief,
You, have licca Ala example to us.
rani. we all look til you as a ir,ici :r,
Yost i 1't5e i1t) 1 it 3011rw
tf za ,011011'=4r
o: the meek and .oasis Jesus over
willing to help in all shut;, ir.ar.dn-
ing t0 the upbiaild of Christ's Icing-
dU)n, We nil: you to ;acct -pi. this Tai'-
daa•rti its 0 slight tot a 0 of remem-
brance 30,1 of our ;esteem for s'Lar.
May it serve is a. renrind:r of the:
De santdays5 wei
'lrlabin'
n o-
t
r
gcth 1•. \fit sincerely trust that The
bl sings or God inay follow you to
your :new home and that there you
may as zealously nor tintie :the .good.
work a`t you have
dome here.
Signed on behalf of the ladies Aid
airs. 'W. Snell, Mrs. C. Schroeder.
3rrs. _lt yt•r respontiald thanking the
ladies `.for their many words of appre-
ciation spoken and acts or kindness
done her during her stay in the com-
munity,
onic11*unity.
nnu)ber of the frlends of Irvine
Mcisaac gathered at his home last
Thursday and spent, a social evening
with him before bis departure for
iiingston where he reporttt :Cor duty.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
;untsr'menls after which a dainty:
lunch ti:as served. -
Blaring the evening he was pre-`
s'nted ''with a 'fountain teen from his
parents and a wrist -watch and the fol-
lowing ;addres4 from the young people
Dear Friend, ;
Into your life as, into the lives
of sit 'many of our boys bas come the
call to acluty. It is a duty that 1ift~s.
0113- completely away from one's life
work, snrroundin,i s and friends. But
it advaincca one into the larger unself-
Isla self-sacrificing life of serving
one's 'King and 'Country and as we.
believe God himself..
It is a s :7:0(2-, ,Litre in the History
of nal ;ant and we can only trust and
hope in the outcome. Canada they w l
be ;proud of her sons, who have stop-
ped
tepied ;gloriously and LearIessly into the.
2' '(7231 10 .prove' that night is not;
always right and that right manses
prevat 'i While regret that zany boy
has lo ' go, still «ce are in LiTill :c1,1* pratsd
t-tf all who faire their places in the
ranks of those' who hope no wan for
s a fa: i lire Liberty in tha trues and
finest !sense of the sword,
When in the (days to come your
thoughts roam back, to dear ofd Dash
wood, Ire assured that you are leav-
ing
cav-in • behind you. staunch and loyal
friends who wish yoit Godt:speed for
to -day,: good-hick'for the- Morrow
and asafe return vers, Keay: soon.
To remind you thait y 0r, ;o ' Emily
armed vvoth the b2 a tvi li •s of all
your .molds we asit `it«ou, to accepts
hilt. \We earns? -,,I,` desire. that peace
A
t, wxalt,
of r,
"'On -
i-
Olid ,.23tai ;7f'a
.74 on
0
,1
ay
th-
a .and f
FRO
.3 a
Tit
to
°lay come and tha., than shp,i1 no more
o
h- wag
khialti
Er
/lire retut home
r, on .-tforilav and,
fesr day,. wit
day.s will leave
for ai three
l'r Oa his enlist -anent
ngatnicd c; vi engineer svith
I. in the west. This is lb? 3rd
Mr. and .11rs. Risers have
IN OLD .ELM
Gardner and Loins Sttick-
ifizila Ill 314 TO 11'11/10:1 p. They 33 -ere,
takeu 'tram inside 'an elm tree. Tile,
whlch are about tile size or
balt 111 31 /1 CZitS. II.? unfit
mai ts".1,. 'rhere are three naales arta
of the TO d variety, while tile male
Vra',.. larg- siker grey animal.
WEEKLY' BATY 'HOLIDAY
There is ari agRation oat to
half day each week
Joly ttnd -August. The' step 1.9 one id
the a'attlat direction as it. will give all:
an opportunity to assist, it lhe great,
er product,on movement. The schen-lei
vory little inconvenience to the eiti-d
ZellS of town, or he corn.m.anitY anti
this year when labor is scarce 'one,
or two afternoons a 'Wee k might be'
devoted to relieve the labor situa,-..,
Last 'week Pte. Eniest :Harvey brot
home Ivith him a souvenir that at
least Was IA:121A 10,7 One of the Rx -e -
ter boys now recuperating Eng,lantil,
It was a sniall shrapnel ball that pasi
sed thrwagh the hotly of Pte. R. B..
borne satil it had been a good frie.ad
to him and fo good care ofi Elt.t,
; is at present 'with "the 8th Reserve.,
ar Camp, having al -
roost fully r.tcovered. from his wounds
or -weeks together before the latten
',returned. Caoadat,
NO MORE LIQUOR SIIIPMENTS
An,v stocks, of roquor left in the
Express ()Met, after ISTay 1st have
been, seized by the Int.peetors and it
iship or bring, or cause' to '
,sent Ishipoed or brought into' any'.
than tovo and' on -hall' per eitat
Thd stocks cm '
<ft: "prtvattat homes' .in