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Keep, out the fly Pests
Jnsurue your family against the
flies by equipping your house with new
screen doors and screen windows.
Screen Doors ,$2.00 to $3.50
Screen Windows 35c to 60c
Screen Door Springs 10c
Screen mire . for repairing doors and
windows, all widths from 18M. to 36in.'
Oil Stoves that give perrnan-
ent,not temporary,satisfaction
Either the New Process or the
New Perfectionwill comply
with above
New Process stoves $22.00
$35.00
-New Perfection " $5.50` to 32.00
Our stock of forks, hoes, scythes, ropes etc. is complete
Lawn Mowers that cut clean
Every mower , fully guaranteed at
reasonable prices -$7.50 to .$15 00.
Grass catchers to fit any mower
$1.50..
Irileamati's Hardware
27a' Phones 2713
The Times will be pleased to recieve renewals
from all:hose Sutbscri tions are stow past
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lir_ t!1
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have
ttn�a�r surk7nt�ti
1' Ita rd
weeks ago Mr, am Mrs.
rota a lady in England stating their
son Clinton had been killed in France.
r. Ifogarth had received no official
„atic,-.. from tin,. Records dept. and
tit investigation was snArted by the
kssoe'ated who have learn -
that the tflogarth ,referred to WaS
rth. 'Phis is not, the first instance
wly;ro nhe Associated -Kin have ren-
dered assistance ixt, straightening out
matters in relation to soldiers and
their interests in this commanity.
EN BXETER LADIES „
PASS FIRS.T AID C013IIS.E
ver3- successful First Aid ClaRs
terniinated on Friday night Tune
sail was the examiner. The examin-
ing surgeon. conaplimented the in-
structors on tile excellence oE 'the
work and. the intellig,ence or the
,student,s. The class was conducted
au taught by P. Thompson
of the famous No. 14 Nursing division,
active service, and Dr. J. E. illeGilli-
cuddy, surgeon lecturer, who has
nut '80 much earnest NV ork in making
.Another fact worth menttoning is I
that on the ockasion or the Vice -Regal,
ally congratulated, Mrs. Thompson .on
visit 'to London' the Duchess person -
her 'wonderful' girls" overseas of i
whoin.the lion. Arthur Stanley. chair -1
'nail of the- 73riTtis.a2 Red Cross-- had I
told her.
The fallowing were the successful
candidates and winners of the much
coveted. first aid certificates:, Misses
Anna Dow, Lillian Boyle Louise
111artin, Etta May Bowey, Kathleen
Stewart„,, Laura Barvey, Myrtle lie IV-
itt llamie Quinn Viola Dobson ant/
Mrs. (Cooke, cla-ss secretary, e-
vvishing to take a course in "Home
Juno °.".,Ist at eight o'clock. 'Phis
specially recommended. iAll
nartionlars may be- had from Mrs.
Sande —V
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Ili/ thanks; ketl)
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Mrs. 'IA irlker. of Exeter
wrote 11:s olother very interestin,
letter on ''.31others= Day" wdr:ch
reprint below:
but I ant afraid ray letters are rath-
knolv 'what we idare put and' what
'u are not. ihrt Noe are alloAved
to say some things. It is Sunday
and tve, had a service in lhonor or it
this morning' at church. It was ver3,7
It. has been very cold there to -clay.
L was going to ‘vrite tbiS afternoon..
but the only Ivay could ,keep warm
Ivas tor crawl under a blanke Land go
to sleep. AO the present time. vve are
camped. in a pretty -grove Nvhere the,
trees, are rejm.cing in, all the glory
or new leaf. Tim .zrass ur.der foot is
,gn. en and long and it ds a supretal
delight to me after a long hot,march,1
to take off my boots .and cool my feet,
in the long grass. ',Oho whale
try-s"..de 'here 'is very pretty, Yes,
is even prettier thani old, Ontario hi
towards 'the setting, sun and ,sue Tor
May. From Iv he re sit 1 can look
miles the. Tollinr, fields dotted here
and there Ivith small groves that hap-
pen so in. e ho w or other t) be there.
lien,. and there a rtbbon of .wthite
!shOws where there is a road and
from where sit I can count the
spir,2S four country, churches tIlat
point 0116. heavenward,s. 0, this is a
rIch country. In times of -peace it
must support f111 Iminei,s, population "
but it is now alniost' urrinhabited
save for the odcasional l'armer
stay,s behind, t,o till the ground.
Tio,n 1 leek. farther into the
home." Ilhe-place of my natlyit,y.
..t%`asi years old, little, brag -3 harlot:,
Fred Pritinnotrib,- had the 444o$7,1
hi,* naim. th.n.by winning
pound cak4. arid a pair of
1.1,1 -aloft tVq•*1-1' mailed the follow-
Foltick S3.67; AVilfred Stem art $3.47
Ira Taylor 2‘1. Pfaff :71:3.011;
Treble ,$3.00 and tnany others. In
all 1:3 natnes wero handed in,. 243
The total proceeds Wore $130.00 loth;ch
was a. very gratifyino• amount.
CR ANTON DOCTOR: DIED
med`cal practitior)er Granton Tor
-1,7 years. ,died suddenly at his store
kno‘N-n and b,,loved. For over
forty year:1 im has had, )the care of the
s.ck and. many fanrilies have known
the servIcea Of ot.her physician. His
exper,`IdeLS have been numerous and,
varied and duran, the earlier years
hit practist_, Is hen toad sand means
o.! travel. Vero not. Ivhat they are to-
day itua.ny a tint° he Us faced Severe
storras and even danger to administer
had drag store ta. connection ,with.
1,,,s practise and during N\rednesday
•13.o C.,,d not return ovithin
boar search -‘v.is made ,Lor Into. e
was foitnd rn another part of the
store 'dead. •..Apoplexy is said to be
ter graduating .from. Toronto Univer-
say he settled in Granton. lie was
VI, It to church oti t
barn in
whore. in.
married,. In his ez.lrlier years when s'"':°' at'a Paradc, juvenile
took part in contests in the largerfl .,, 1
tbat reason WaS lard to beat, Tie za,
c.inoultdhisus‘evokithaenrd..!hairtodr .1.:Riale caa:s\e:\b: ea :31;501_
1V/4,9 1.1a, f of town for many years.
Vrarrottl. 'M inn.
0 NION DAY AT
pro -
Ile is survrt d by his widow, one
son a net ono daughter, John of 13ttf,-
foie and ot' Kingsville, both of
tV110111 NV Ore 110111Q rot' t he funeral.
cluldren, Highland dancing and pili-
ng. Clinton 1:111its brass baud in,
Two brothers also surl,u,c,e Ned and at an."' Estttn'ng --Nrusioal Pro -t
,Ioseph, of Grand Bend. The funeral' '°t1 0Pera06. Por -
%VAS held Saturday conducted by Rev.
J. 13aircl.
darme. Proceeds of the day ,go to
BIDDLTLPH. FARMER FAKED patriotic funds. Spend the holiday at
OP FLOUR ANL) HOG b'g day's
The following clipping was taken
from one of tht.:- London papers.
Two men impersonating Govern -
/neat, officials recently visited the
home of a" fanner in -13iddulph Tp.
reqentino. the 'Canad.a. Food Board,
conducted a search of the premises
and commandeered 600 pounds or
flour arid one large thog that had Jost.
been Icilled. The amyl are said to
have ,dr'..,ven up to „the front en-
trance. of the residence and told the
farmer that they were investigators
employed by the 'food ,board to dis-
hew much flour and iork NS'1S,
TO 1.,IFT N1NTEE TROPHY.
an unsuccessful effort to take. a\vo.Y
the •.:11:ni,e0 elfillenge trophy ,from*,
shots .and Si;.ip Creech by 3 shots. Om
the sixteenth St. 'Thomas Nvas 7 ,up,
on the t‘venty -.first •Ii:oceter was
ths house and '\vIlan informed that st. Thom.,„,„„; 'cr
our they seize, one ,of hhe carcases -, Tarnan,
a staunch. Presbyterian tInd (I Con-
servative. He is ;survived by three
sons Tirs. iC.barles and' Oscar, or
of pork' and 600 pounds of the ,flour, max‘veu
placed it an tin.: ;,,,rear of their car ,91-nith,
and drovci art. giving as the reason' 31-.0x,,-eu
ing: 'such j(1.11,.ri--ticit'!s of 'food.' Sonic Trutt.; slcip. 16 ,e0r&ech',T.--,,s
tile -.fact' that he had. been, neat,l,y, l Tire London' Elnavvoods„.„:Er