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THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR;•
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The Men's Store
Have Your Spring
Sint Tailored eco ..r to
Your Personae:
Requirements
SPRING MEN'S FURNISHINGS IN
SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, CAPS
SOCKS, 1JNDERWhAR,
GLOVES, 1:TC
THE Se ASON'S
SMARTEST STYLh,S
are shown in oar offerings of Men's
High • Gr«de Furnishings. All the
latest fabrics are here, made up iuw
the latest models ii tlie, very best
ttlau ere You eertainly* will want ane
of our suits wham you see the goods
and je rn what a saving our ones
W. W. Taman
Ta lor& Furuishez
AGENTS FOR
"THE HOUSle OIs HOBBERLIN"
. Our Corner
THE BUDGET.
H'on. W. S. Fielding's budget has
brought forth a series. of • criticisrus
It meets with disfavor from all classes
of taxpay::ra. it ties .hard to please
all in the matter of adjusting tariffs,
but a finance minister must be cell
sistestt, and it must lee done he a way
not to injure the gauntry. We must
love the revenue, -And. ,it is simply as
matter sof getting it front the source
of least .res;starxcoer, : Would it ,not
,*wee
been better to have worked oat
the either side of the fence, Thai is,
pare down on the estimates inseead
of penalizing certaen branches of bus-
rn.'ss that will prove a burden.. Let
us bsante;ne the estimates Sor the year,
Last -year heavy • expense was oleite
etery and diad to be met for poste
war paupt ses, and there was an ex-
p:nd;ture of $80,000,000 an; railways
alone. There were largo. and =awed,.
able outlays for soldier land settle-
ment. for civil establishment, as well
as for other projects arising. out of :he
,war Retrenchment in, this wasm-
t possible, but this year is different;
many of the • .tem; the; were the.
atone in 1920-21 are not to be met this
year. $150,000,000 whish had to be
:yat,cuded last year, could be saved
this year. Mr. Fielding emphasizes the
reed of retrenchment, but has he at-
tempted
-tempted auything along that lute? On
the contrary iere has asked parliament
for $406,000,000. (with supptamentary
esetneeteh to follow}, which is *en mel•
lion more than Mr. Meighen asked for
n sim lar account ;Utas year, and act
ttally fifty millions more than was ex-
p;rded. Uatder the circumstances itis
nit surprising that matey are a.eletng
vvkky a saving of twenty millions in the
os.'rathe would not !bee as valaable
to the country as twenty millions of
extra taxation by a severely - heighten-
ed sales tax?
Closed. Wednesday afternoons dur-
ag lune, Ji;ly and August
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
To insure publication all news must
be in the Mvocnte office by Tuesday
morning of each week, owing, to the
half holiday on Wedntesdays af June
July and August
GOOD GLASSR.S IF YOU NEI:JI
THEM. Good advise if you don't
5. WARD, D,C., Qptomt:trst, Exeter
flonJ3E BROTtIERS
MOTOR R.
A Car with a Good Name.
700,000 Owners.
TOURING CAR $1315; ROADS TER $1275; `SEDAN $2145
Including Tax and freight — F. O. B. London.
New Machines installed to repair work on all kinds of Automobiles,
By the Fielding tariff the farmer
gets a slight cut in certain, things in
customs, but has to pay about an
equal amount :n ;extra sales tax, so
that h: benefits to only a small frac
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snot of one .per cent The Canadian
manufacturer of these articles will
have. a lesser profit, however, and lust
now theyseem to .be hit hard enough
—at any rate one would judge so, since
the concerns are nearly all shut down.
Automobiles will now increase in
price to cover the Sncreassed tax set
by the Fielding budget.- Cars of °vet
SI200 in value will carry a ten pea
cent, tax besides the sales tax of 43i
,*.r cent, wh•'!ae the ,car of less ealue
well 1;1V.: a tax 'of 5 per cent. less.
than the $12tt0 car. The buyer will
have to pay this extra cost,
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The stamp tax tea cheques win he
a a;nn,derableexpense to large bush
noes interests w?to' 'pay by cheque
iurt eipaet es wiU also be hit Lys thi
s
tae, since 4t oasts 2c. for each cheque
below $50, And 2c. for each add°tionet
$50 or :£action thereof. The stamp
tax an cheques ,sloes not came hot
force until ju]y 1st, while other pore
t iwts of the: budget .axes became law
on May 24th,,
7022
Local News
\Sr. W. G. Denis, Huron St., hashed
a new roof •Fut on his• dvv lung.
r A real mean, after climbing to the
grit., ,In oo.'t io': et i hes held he lad-
der
a i -der :-,r him.
t• ;Sirs. E. M. Dignan is still confined
:to her bed with"but slighi: change in
111.:-T condition.
Mr. W 1). Senders' this week mov-
ed ,ata the home he recently . pur-
`chas.d from fir. To. H. Newell.
. d'ty Wain at Seaforth brought
s:rover a rink o' bowlers Tuesday
edge[
and cl :gated Dick Seldore;srink
by 13 11.
r Cad: lineman. of the hlolsons'1
Bent ..as ben transferred to Nor
aw;ah, and a Natio: takes his pace;
hire. Mr James Taylor of the Mol -
eons Band: at C'ntra,:a noes toR dge
wayhand lir. homers ot: Norwich comes
t o to entralia,.
el^ S. A. Pop;.stone of Blyth
f er,n:rly et Exeter, went to Lon -
den ase Thursday last Mare he was
l,o rated on for a troub:e that had
s:t ;n under the .eye following an at
'Mei: of influesaga, .He :,.t reported :o
diene come through the; operat� ort al-
v'nein end hopes are .held out tor a
teenspote recovery. Ws sister, Mrs. C.
W. eV elsh accompanied hi,m to the
city.
C rata outlook n the West is th
best Knee 1915.
Nature ettu'ps s me me
th:enelves; others get married.
he peckers saatght be forgiven if
• they could e.rrange to p Neat ane a oa
heel .-i cold storage.
o ;ore
PILON & FOOTE
Huron Garage - Exeter
Exeter Roller Mills
abundance of Feed.
OATS — We thtf 1C just unloaded two caars of W,esttern Oats which
w(e .honetcdeassed as usual, taking out thie tsleseid's, hulls and dust
CORN --- Just ewnlioaded a car of 'splendid American Corn
CROP --- We . can supply you with just the ‘kind d of Chop you
See ;aur ;gile.of. Mixed Chop; good and ;cheap,
MILL FEED —"Vest nee have a supply of that too, ,aislo Tankage Oaf Cake,
Baby i Chick Food, Etc,.
Comte Spend have your :w,autts :supplied,
FLOUR -- Aiwaiysrerrsearrbuir ,that our Flour as ,second eta nine,
wane,
ai've,
rcs•
' OFI IC EB$ ELECT4D.
T..e letlowtng was the Jesuit of the
L ct-ns of officers in the Exe.es
ale o Qdelfellows on, Tuesday eve
•r.'n:, Jr P G., As: Peahen; t ; G.
L. Day, V. G., E. \I. Qac^, lit
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I t t'v, R :y, Creech, kin. Sec), \\
Jfu'ans; Treas., E. \I. f3 nan.
t30D RO1-T—IIEWITT.
A surpr,,,5:t > number o, Ina a $ turn len : stat rinee r ok plan: on Mei dots
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cut *•dealt :t spite ,of the reser nitt ; dam: ani •- ;ng, 11ay' list at Ma.. 'tr:ei
Cools:nee of their parents, paresnn..g-, t xetter, of Charles Oliver
G adisolt of Usborn a Township, tc
The half of the world who donna �1: ' Myrtle Hewitt, daughter of \lr
Epti ...0 Hewitt of Exeter. The etre•
knew how the other lei:t ayes wall was performed by Rev. :WAS
toad out if h: tries to cross the road.msnw
.ieas The young coupe were neat;
Th: Ontario Le islature believes in tended. Mr. and .Mrs. Godbolt will
fi newt the best wishes of their man
fitting :a fellow het onthe races, but fr:eiads.
will tali, it away from him when, he
wins. DEATH OF MRS. WINDSOR.
It Jai. reached the paint with a lot Aster a berious ;illness covering t
of us that every atne we spend a ttru rid at several
rfam�lyweeks
s the aslih oc
nickel feel we are robbteng a tax
nn : wt, e I ibaut 4,30 am, on Saturday, of filar
caTh etor. 1,, •.amok tree.: of George Winches
l e * d 65 years. Mrs. \1• radsor was
Some day s race; of supermet% naay i ucll admired and esteemed woman
ba evolved with arms ,tong enough to t for .her many k nney qualities, a faith
fit the sleeves shorts, es that manufacturers at-
tach to our tut and listen; wit' , on a kind tnoth•
en She was a consstent membero
Jum.s Street 1lethodist Church, ant
Nature is looking iter prettiest just w1 health permitted constant ?n he
now. Get out and enjoy it. Try it lattendance at the church services. Be.
early :in Use morning, and you will
;think it good to the a+livee
\V rortais are never just stisfied.
While the weather has been pretty
close to ideal, we imagine that a little
rain would be alright about naw.
What's become of the,ficton hero-
ine who used to tear off a strip from
her skirt and bind up her sever's
wounds ? If her laver gets cut now
be would bleed to death.
The Workmen's Compensation Act
plays a big part in tithe industrial life
of Ontario Accidents totalling 54 -
851 were reported under the Act nue-
•n.; the past year, of which 452 were
fatal. The sum of .$7,076,769 was paid
to bnefits to injured workmen.
Public or private clanging at Tea-
neck, N. J., must be done discreetly.
Otherwise the dancers receive cards
indicating their .faults,. If they per-
sist they get a second card, "Discon-
tinue Dancing", This might be ef-
fective with some of the clinging
vjnles in, this neck of the woodst
Is there any doubt that: the world
is travelling at a viery fast pace? The
daily papers are. Titled with, murders,
suicides, failures, swindles, divorce
suits, raobbe.rees, thefts, aorto accidents
.etc. The fast pace demands the fast
pride As The Advetrtiiser says, "It
is time the world was taking stock
of itself and cutting out much of the
damned nonsenses."
fore coming to Exeter several year.
shun:, the thi n.i resided in McGinty
ray Township. The funeral took plaef
to the Exeter cemetery on Monde
afternoon.. The bereaved family hay
the sincere sympathy of a wide sir•
cls of friends. Besides her hu.banc
slue is survived by two sons and fou
daughters, Enos of Toronto, Perry
Mrs. Herb. Ford of Exeter, Mrs. A..\l
Hodgins of Stephen, 'errs. Wm. Rob
tenon of McGillivray, and Mr;
itIcKein of Toronto, all of whom, wit]
the exception of Perry, were hern,
for the funeral.
SUICIDED ON TRAIN.
Jahn :wiel.,aod, a returned soldier, u
1'u:sday martzng got teave absent
from the Westminster San_.ariurn an
boarding tis • London, Huron and Bruc
grain for lois home in 1iverton, r•om
mitt.:d suicide by cut.ing pis thro
with :t razor, somewhere betwee
Cland.eboye and the Exeter stat o
H. was seen to ,center the lavatory
Clandeb•ay,e and it would seem
though the aasb act had been connmi
tad shortly water entering as he w
dead when the door was opened.
was a man about five feet, tour inch
n height, of medium ,build nand won
be about 45 years ,af age. On his pe
son was fourxd :his leave of absen
paper from the sanitarium, a sum
money and some other small articl
His .remains' were taken, toff the tra
Here and taken to Mr. R. N. Row
undertaken. moons, where- the bo
was prepared Or burial: The deceas
had 'served some time overseas a
White there bad been gassed, the eau
of which necessitated his confineme
to the sanitarium.
Dr: Hyndman, the rail"ro:ad physici
I here, was called and decided an .i
clues t 'unnecessary.
Canadir.n weekly newspapers are be- Mr. D. McLeod, brother of deceas
ing :inundated with copy for half -Page in response 10 a telephone mes.sa
and even whole -page adverts,semernts of
came down; on the evening train a
Wednesday morning accompanied e
united States awl and mining compan- remains to 'T_"�ivertoin for burial.
Bee along with tempting offers of In conversation with the Advoc
commissions on sakes made in their Mr.McLeod stated' that his broth
respective neighalbo,rhaods.. To their hod been residing with him up to ab
three weeks pogo, when he wept to t:
everlasting honor; be at said, :till are Sanitarium :taor treatment, Same tin
turning down these questionable ad- previously deceased had been told.
wertiasements. We enquired of the a doctor that he had contracted to
Weekly Newspaper Association re,-' erculai trouble from the effects of s
gar;d'mg this, and we are informed that gas wr' cln Sact..aseni d to worry •
very much, and hte load expressed e
the weekly newspapers have.been for- self on def'faerent occasions that: he
ward ing these intended advertisements[ not wish to carry the disease am
to the centrad office as they arrive, leis brother's children. and it is thou
along with the.. comment which show this dread prayed on jails mind wit
that tete editors are. determined to on his way back that caused him
provide no revenue by which their t take his Wet.
have their hard 'seen- The deceased was among the fi,
subscribers }vial 1ta I t
ed sav'sags filched from them, The to enlist amd load passed through so•
edito are of the ,opinion that most l of are greatest .bathes. In two
o:f tb_ money sent ,Nut of the coentry , these he was awarded medals
,in; pally m;enit -'' oi'' and mining stock of , baav pry. He was unmarried, but
lbs kind will nrver ,return, .and that a! survived by leis aged father, two, bro-.
reputable newspaper could therefore titers and +em(e siister,.
n,ot afford to sell its space to ouch a,
connpaan:iea—Saturday Night. 0 l Additional Locals on Page 4
Phone 9
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SAND S & CT .:CliI
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For Business
When a young fellow keep's company with a g,,rl. That's his busintess„
When they become engaged. That's their businesa�.
Wh•a they get rt arried. That's the minister's bushiest
:wan they start jtousekeep'aa a :d raeetl meat. That's sour busines�7.
Choice Beef einal Veal, also Pork and Lamb o1 thee we.ei.
Now that warm weather . is here, we will carry the most up-to-dahet
a: of cooked. meats elevens.
L:t tins Bright Sanitary Star
1*: .rowFd of satisfied customers,.
utspts' your Wants .and come
RIVERS' MEA T ARE
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CELEBRATION
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Saturday,
Uhler else Ausp cies
>1ORNING — PARADE .1NI1
9 3f Gr Chet Parade t''l b the ?land,
Tradesmens Floats, Shoe Children,
11,30 Incycl: R ce, I m. e, free for
BICYCLE RACE,
Ca1'tlaump ans, D:, -,-orated ted Autos, assd
Ete,
all, Liberal Prizes 'offered.
LEAGUE .BASEBALL
Jumphog. Novelty Contests, Tug;
tarns, Etc. Liberal Prizes.
on ;'ti,!ste Craig. A battle of old
25e.
CONCERT.
to be given. ,by The Brunsweek Trio
of 1•Iael at 1lforlock's Shoe Store.
The tosent t*f the Season. All roads
as an and<ed to the best decorated
This" ICING,.
R. S WILSON
�'. + re tart' Treasurer+;
AFTERNOON — SPORTS AND
1.30 Field Sports, €onsiating of Ratots,
of -war between two .rayl U. IrO
3.3e League Baseball game, Creat:ton
revels Admission a0f', and
EVENING — GRAND
ri 0(a Grand Concert :tat, ;thee To ti n 'hit
t of London, See Posters. Piaat,
Adnaxsssion, 55e. toad 35e.
Resreshment Booth on the Grounds.
lead to Crediton June 3rd. Pri'
pace of business or dwelling,
- GOD AVE+
IT, K. EMBER G. W. $WEITiER
i Chairman
s BIRTHS
'rui.fin—Ir. Hilbert, on May 2S, to :Mr.
: and Mrs. Chas. 'T'ufthe jr„ a daugh-
der—Dorothy Amelia.
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MARRIAGES
G•odbol t—Iiewitt—At the Main Street
4.
1 narsonag:., Exeter, on May 3.1st, by
e Rev. W. G. H MI'Al11ster, t le^ -les
Oliver (Godbolt of Usborn:, to Miss
Myrtle Hewitt of Exeter.
DEATHS
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\\y.wds�or—In Exeter, on May 27th
Mary F3 Snaith, wife of alr, ,.Teorge
Windsor, aged 6a years
Eagleson—At Bayfield, on May 23,hla..
tilde, Boyd, wife of Mr. Wm, Eagle----- sen, aged $7 years,
Crie h—In Clinton, an May 24th, Jolie
T. Crich, in his 53rd year. :
I.tett:—At Bannockburn, Stanley Tp
ten May 22, John cPoote, aged Si
gars,
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" THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES,"
LS
t HOOVER
es THAT VACUUM SWEEPER.
You would find spa handy far houseclearixr,g may be much eas-
r- ler to own than you have ever imagined;. Why not ask us :about
the reduced price tort the Baby Hoover, os be�t!ter still allow us
of to Demonstrate oc e right in your biome.
IT BEATS - AS IT SWEEPS — AS IT CLEANS
in
SCARCE GOODS—If you want one ,buy quick—Grass verandah,
d Rugs. We Have a good range :in Brown.. and Green Effects,. The
ed Prices are easy to reach. Came and see,.
,. LINOLEUMS-THE BEST EVER
se We have a goad range of the m patterns—good quality only
nt .- We never touch the.low priced lithos.
Quality annd. value ,its what. we 'Offer you., - -
an RUGS in Tapestry, Brussels, Axminister, Velvets and Wilton-Ev-
n- ery sine made, from smallest to;satrgcst, 4x434 yards.."
Come and look the lot over. No o'bligatioa to :buy.
d OUR` MEN'S AND BOYS' READY-TO-WEAR SUITS
dare some value, believe us. Cloths and valuas are back to, pre-
war levels againa •
We have a very pine assortment of Biig Men's Suits...
FOR THE JUNE BRIDE
er10 per cent•dtsconi;nit ,off every Dinner Set in tthe store; Be you 1
a cornjinig b:t?idte for pat the discount is all the same 10 per cent.
he Our $42.50 Semi Porcelain Dinner Sets with English Chinas Cup
rig and Saucers' are now . $38,50.
by The merchant who ,th-hx s he can beat .our GROCERY PRICES has 1
b- one thunk more coming We s ell cheap all the.,. time,.
he Best Staindard Granulated Sugar $6.,25 ;peen bag. I
m- SOMETHING NEW IN GIRLS AND BOYS' CAPS. i
25c. ;each Ifior the new Skull Hug Cepa.
50c, each for . the new 2 -tone Byng caps.
;1st 60c, each tfatr ;thee; nevi 2 -tone Penrod capsl,
Ile 75c, each ,for the new 2 -tone Babe Ruth eapfsi.
HERE 1S WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING
est 25c., or 4 pair for 95c,, Ladies'
me: Black Ribbed and Plain Hose:
of COME
T A P- /'tt1
FOR,
Girls' 'Boys', and Childles s's
This is a wonder Bargain
AGAIN.
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This shore classed Wednesday afternoons June, July and August.
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