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N EEXPOSITOR
no ceneidered by the Mstrieulation
Board under the foregoing::
(4) All an Madam 3 icor special Ma-
trl uletlon u !der ,the foreg ging 13hould
be made .thrc ug;h. the Principals: under
obi the icandidateia have been pre -
red, and , forme whizmay he
aired on - tlieation to the Secre-
y f the( t niverrity etriculation
ard`, Parti ^hent Buiidin _.a, Toronto.
-:
efor
r_ s e o gh soap
(l ;5 feet ; high a
n Th"nk of
a completely SUr
ity
41.1f 'FL Tonto.
4444.410
PhoneY_ Order
"Ste
arts Sel t for Less"
ail Your Orders
Cap it 1 Feld Up
oo
Fund veld U de I m 7 { *,.
You Can Start a Savi. i' A count
with 1.00. Itis not necessary eary fsrr you to( wait until you si
large sum of money in artier to'start a Sillily t With
Bank. An =aunt ow be opened with or -
interest is compounded twice a yeasr.
`Forts -Nater:
he follow t>!;g! ,poem, 'a,T
er,s," has just been r-
• . 711114:P •air, Of Utgho
brother, om, 3nernb
h Ba:ttali• ,of Ednonton
oijt, the e,eterit front.
the rownpo r has accide
ede buts L supposed
nn!r, ,ae nbez of th
a. am
..actory
profit
inside
at Cr Oil
'arts 45c
1.11923122.222
is rets prices for
ron can get what yvir
(than wholesale?
titisfacHon.
DMO NTS
out,
?phone
to winds NINA.
'housewife turns
1 amort and
one.
weatther
ant 'weather a
by Taise-
at
at rain*Csr.
eats only a taw
below and 'nail
Thom Co.
ee
i
ney and
able and
eve€
cash alai►
paint or
trouble of
Bode rate.
er can do
ere's mord
eoticn! piens,.
C116 Off` Oth1Cr
Begaig, 3ioit'3L.. f
ss &DDT a,
4
CilaCretze
r unut notto
DI; ThIQT l TTE S
J €3f ficer.3 of the 161st Battalion. —
lte following its a 1104 of the officers
Of the 161st battalion. !any of the,
Of leer's havee not Yet reedited their
laiilete as the battalion will probably
hot be 'fully organized, until it ie fin -
y n:obolized :t Lieut. -Cola Combe,
Officer Cohnjnanding; Major 0. `Mc-;
'hall, Second in Command; Major R.
$ Ha3ta, ,Junior Major; Major M. D.
RecTaggart, Paymaster; 'Maim' J. W.
Shaw, Medical Officer; Major Sinclair,
Major l:`Ietherington,r Capt. .W. B. Al-
en, q extern -taster Capt. G. 0. Van-
Otone, Adjutant; Capt. H. Campbell,
Capt. e. Towne, Lieut. T. R. Rund-
die, Signalling Officer, and Lieuten-
agate turdy, Hodgens, 'Wilson, D... S.
Scott, A.4 J. Griggs. D. J. Reid, : R. 1.
'ergu on, R. Y. McLean, W.P. Grieve,
:3. K: 1r, .WA F. Scott,, C. K. Mac-
'Viers W. Porter, •H., C. Mc -
Learn W. R. O'Neil, D. E. Holmes, C.
.S. Hall, E. Torraneej; J. M. Scott, F.
i. Doty, 'F. N. Cluff.
Cromarty.
k ` (Too Late for Last Week).
Note3.—Miss Lizzie Hoggarth, has
returned 'home ,after .wending several
weeks in Seaforth,--Pte. Neil Park, of
ie. 110th Battalion, Stratford, v1,eit-
cd tit's friends here this week,—Mies
Marjorie. Weitzman, Niagara Fal];3, Is
(spending .'week or so with her rela-
five's: la this vicinity.—A, severe thun-
,deretornt, accompanied ,by very heavy
rain, passed over this district oh
Sunday evening., So (far a;3 can 'be
learned, no 'damage was done. --•c The
syrup season, .which was short, ap-
pe,ar3 'to be over for this year.—Far-,
anew are. ,all busy. en thein land.
Stage,
• Tdtrte;3.---Mise Elsie Parson, of Munro,
has been engaged with Mr. T. M. Ham-
diton, 43 clerk for the coming summer.
-a Miss Margaret Wller Mt t*eek
for Detroit, where ,she has secured a
good position.—Pte. Robert Living -
?sterile, of Toronto, &int the week end
at hie home here.—The ,many friends
f Mies, Jezmie Bottler are pleased, to
lees:. her fable to be around again after
• confined to.,her hi ne for over a
1month, the ,re,sult of falling on the
;lea and fracturing a bone in her ankle.
Miss C. Worden, of Exeter, is . the
;guest of her sister, Mrs. Bodkin. —
eddiril:g, belle •still continue to ring
in this burg.—Miss Jessie Allen was
home: to a nuenner of friends on Fri-
day' of Iast week.
Ethel
' Notes.—Mrs .Ed 'Fletcher .had the
misfortune last week .to fall while
papering a room and •striking her side
over the (back of a chair fractured
three rib3.—Wednesday evening of
Ia=t week wrist watches, accompanied
ty kindly worded addresses . wet e
presented to our soldier boys name-
iy: Pte3. Thempson Rowland, *-
Lead Dunbar, Slermore Williamson,
Vosges and I4fe.Callu n.=George the
,ielde,3t on of James McLelland who
itis been in the west for the past
!seven years teaching school, was here
visiting ,relatives and friends en- daughter M135 Lena, was united in
route to Ottawa where he has enlisted
with the .Canadian engineers for ov-. theGeoholy
e bb ( n -n
nd atri onando • Mr
ter,=•Pa,3 service. Good luck to "hL`m•-'_ R .B. Alcock 8th conce,asion of Morrie.
Mr- Duncan McDonald po's'ed away Only the li"n,rnecli te •relative.s of the
-peacefully to her reet on Tuesday ev-contracting part' a were present. 'pile
re ld,e on the groom; s
conce,35ton of Morris.
3t wishes of a host
Samuel Walker 6th
an enjoyable eistt
s, with her eon,
gana, and with 'other
nds. Four entire
r11ng !filly, all ;prime
app '! , li berg 4
o rho; e,3 tt A tidy
third conceagion e Jab
!teat *i,shes; sof a host of
low Mr. and Mrs, Re7n41
new. !h ./
eter.
April Wedding --A very
*sing took :place n Satiard
at hi ;Won a thea ha.
,bride',., parents Mr. and
F. when t elr dap
was united. dnh rria,ge
Stevely Thompso on of
Mrr:. A. Thumps n . of ,L
D. W. Caine, .f in
rector of Trivitt ' -. for
the officiating el rgyman a
hate . relativ • s of the
gpartie, were pr =ent.; Th
tered t #te parlor on the
father to the rat ainn of t
march Inlayed 193 • Miss' L.
cousin Of the igr • onh. The
a mostr+becoming gown of
feta with overdre: of net.
veil' wea caught up wi4h
blodsoms and h : carried a
bouquet of brld: roses. The
,sister Miss (Lill!.=_ Boyle, act
brideemeid dress d in ,pink si.
qui ette and car yang a bouq
pink renes.. The +grooms was
ed by his brother Mr. Stewart
eon • of London. After the c
e, very dainty lu cheon wag se
the dirling.roons. The bride
one of Exeter'.e most popular
ladle," was the ,recipient of
itandso pe and
been t rice 'show
friends.- The gr
R. G. Strat`hers
Mr.' and Mrs. T
'evening train fo
land. A great
gathered at .the
a
send` -off.. On
take up their r
street. Their m
in ,extending c
The
de $ole
t'he
A
ET
I .
pre,ty wed -
y April 5,
W c` from fair! Albert
B e : rawest, Saskatchew
A d here'.3many hearts, `t
• r the loved"-onee who
,i t e're not at all do
T ou h for home w,e• oft
W • dire training (hard in
F r the march across the
AS o.
Mrs: Thos:
-ter Birdie,
a. fir. Ytir.
Dr and
ndon. Rev.
or,' former
u was
d•Only the
contracting
i bride et1
rat of her
e. eddlrg
Th :npson ,
lirl a wore
w11 to taf-
He bridal;
orange
shower
bride's
d • as.
• mat -
et of
uppott-
home-
reerot;y
ved:In
ho $a
young
:tarty
ful gifts • ; having•
red. by . her , . any
Is a traveller for
do Co.. of London.
apron left on the
Buffakt And Cleve -
any .of their friends
depot to give thein
it return they •wild
(aldence on tWill1a a
ny friends .will join
gratulation., •
e
`NOTE1911CI TOEQ s AI: ,
. BAB 'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Lawrence
N.S., writes:
Own Tablets for
believe there le
then" fee little
banish • constipa
troubles'f and un
dine I'Itave used
take and do not
Tablets are sold
or by` rx#ail at 25
Dr. NY lama Me
Ontd .
M. Brown, Walton,
have used Baby's
he past ten years and
othing . to equal
neva. They instantly
on and teething
!cher medt-
eileasant to
baby." The
fine dealers
x from The
Brockville,
ke any
they .are
gripe the
by medic
ents a b(
cine Co.,
orris
• Note...—Tho Ana riage of
Humphries, of IL ndon, to
Isabella' only da -g+hter of
Mrs S, I Walker
ria took place a
bride last Satur
Call of the 89th
visiting lat his h
turn to the west
Charles .Banbrid
lost a valuable .b
It wee worth $2
horse Mr. Bomb
in r3eveiri months.
Mr. .and Mra. J
14th conce,3.sfan o
wa= the, (scene o
wedding on We
twat week at four
H. Leslie
Miss Mary
Mrs. and
the 6tie line, Mor -
the hone of the
ay.—Pte,
attalion
e here..
about .May 1st. --Mr.
e lof this township
ood .snared recently.
O. This Is the third
idge has lost with -i
The •residence mf'
n Glaush er of the
Hullett township
a very pretty Apprl
ne.3day .afternoon' of
o'clock when • their
IL Le Mc -
Calgary, 13
He will re -
ening of' last week. aged 71 years,
following ~soon after her husband,
,A funeral ,3erviee was held at her
Sate. home on Thursday afternoon and
the remains were taken to Port Elgin
to the olid hone of the deceased on
Frlday :Horning..
• Don't ~scold, a child for being cross ;
try Rexall Orderlies, as . the troubles
le probably -with the bowels. Sold
only ,by IRexall Drug Store's, 15c and
Zinc boxeis. C. L. Firilillarns.
Stephen.
Pretty very pretty wed-
rig wise solemnized at the home of
the 'br'ide's tparehte Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Deering of the 2nd conce,asion, of
Stephen on :April 19th!, when their
daughter Gladys V:, was united In
the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr.
Luther Reynolds only on of . Mr.
sa.ud 9lra. Henry Reynolds of Exeter.
The bride' entered the parlor while
the ;strains of Mendelssohn's wed-
ding march 'wag played by Miss Ethel
Quick. A.Mus.L.U., London, and was
liven ,tiway by ;her father. The sere
'many was (performed under a beauti-
ful evergreen arch decorated with
wink and write ,ros'e's and Easter
title's by Rev. W. G. H. McAllister, of
Exeter. The bride 'looked charming
in a Tire 3s of white( '3ananza silk,
-wearing a bridal veil and orange biol.-
t3onla which were worn by her mother
-when ,she was married and carrying
a bouquet of white carnations. The
,bride',a little -sister Madeleine, made
a pretty little flower girl and king -
bearer carrying a basket of pink
and white carnations and wearing a preparation efol`
pink ietlk 'dress with veil and wreath' amination in Ju
happy couple will
farm on -'the 7th
They have the .,b
of friends.—Mrs.
line, its' !back fro
o fi a iiew mon
E. O. (Walker
relatives and tri
hor,3ee and aye
arniimal,s were. a
Scott. iffy. lline;
.entire colt the
Knight 8th line,
the ,shipment
well known (bre
thoroughbred Du
pa,e t few weeks
Grey townehip ;
Morris 'township
lock of Jazne3to
h•- .out( for th
property
wage also'
3at:.
der 6th
ham bulla
of Andre w
included. In
Spelt; the.
line; ,ae1d
during the
o .
James Burgess. of
'Pattie; of
rew cleared
Ilton •
and. An
n. Th
pre strit4
•
n Under
ditions
Matricnlati
Co
1. The ' Univ r,31ty
Board "at a ineeti g held o
April 6th, (decide to acce
examinations of r 916 the
the Ite,gulatione recently
the MinL ter of :. duration
to card deter wh' enlist f
.service or Who e gage in
2. Accordingly, the -moa
pared to con,side special
for Pass Junior is atricula
lows -- ' -
' llet-nt-elt
(1) After April 20th, fro.
who have enliste • for over
and *he have ,be•n in reg
ace. at school p to tha
he Mf,tri
e, 1916.
.€ t white iblassa ns. The groom's gift Farm
to the .bride wee a sunburst to the (2) Jet the ex
plantet a solid gold brooch set with three menthe' e
'!earls and •a pearl ' ring to the from candidate's
dower girl. After the usual congrat-
'dations the bridal couple led the
'1way td the ,dining -room where a .sum-
'ituoue wedding dinner was served.
'The •preaents were numerous and
bo.atly. Guests were present from
{carnia Strathroy, Marlette, Flint,
London Hen 3a11, Dashwood; Crediton
and Exeter. The young couple will
.e3ide on the groom's farm on the
0
peciai
trieuiation
Thursday,
t for the
rincipie of
esued by
in respect
•r .overseas
arra Work.
e 13 pre -
applications
ion as fel-
.of
ol-
candldat•>.,3
eas service
lar attend -
date in
ulation ex- 1 by c
tbin
ler c(w
toe
thr ru
face,
BI
tidos
'At
Cale for a short time yo
great improveatent in y
health. Start taking Ilia,
Cute* at once and get rid
Send for teithioniale, fre
HEINEY & co., Pro
Druggists,, tfc@
B
e Forty -
dyed rby'
ne, from
✓ of the
now eery -
The name
tally been
to be Pte.
battalion,
n
ere sighing
re gone;
nhearted
pine,
Shornlciffe,
sWatt
•
C beer there for tr uble,
d slr.e're (ling for a scrap;
d Avg won't 'go back to ta. •
we've. ,changed', the G ~man map,
be the greatest battle
at : wi3l ever seen_by one
t 3c'ou ~bet we'll fix theer:nane
tr,{ey'll .never fight age r.
A d t last w(heni it is et,
A d he victory i43 wont •
e return ,to home ,anal, loved ones
H k in, der . old gdhion t. n,
s
vire 'proudly march up "Jasper'
W th our des baked a, d brown,
T <ere ,will be teotese' celebra ing
In tht.t old ,Alberta
,t
Perth Items
114,3. Crooks, 'ef Atwoo
78 yds, 'has knitted; on
a d t enty-two pair;3 of s
o
diers at the front.("
Mr. ,and'Mr,3. John W
H bbert, announce .the en:
tli it idaeghter, Katie Va
G : or,e E. Pepper. The an.
ta, e place this month.
Mr. R. IT. ,Hartung, (se
of the legal firm : of Ha
0 ' en , in Stratford, :has J
fl m f Dewart, Harding,
.3. net McDonnell, of T
Ja'me's O'Laone, St
no fleas the engagement sof
te: , Nano Cecilia, to Major
nit on, of 'the 90th Bette
pe, _ , e (Marriage to tak
W . nese,g, during the /NA
Ar114
--lir. Brooks, who Ira
a gr ; ery business at' Atw
p: t hree years has lis
to M . E. Andireone of t
ce,: °kn.( Mr .Brooks has
P:1-ricrston, where he wil
ti ed. -
`Il' ►e eni,F;agehient Is Ann
Je. n. Thompson, jonly dau
la 1 e •'ho see G. ?MdIntyre
M ' tre, of St. Tho::
H gill Alexander Campbell,
of -Mr) and, Mr's.. Frank
of Mitchell. the wedding t
qu etly early in May.,
Mt. Janes Dungey,
th idety known fir:: 0
Bro(3, tile, manufacturers
di; d ' t his hone in Reel:
H w g !fifty years of ag
bo n in Fullarton town,3ht
3u vived by a widow, one -
da
glkter.3.
There died In Stratfor
da ►' , April 16th, Thorna3 A
41 t year. Deceased was
re,,idetnt of "Mitchell and
lav of Mr. 'William . K
ich place, the uneral t
ead,ay afternor n. His w
t aix years ,go and hree child -1
,survive.
Mr. S. Mitchell, of At' ood, :netI
h a serious accident. , bile riding'
his. dray, 1n passing o r a cross-
In •(sore wary he wa thrown;,
lently to the ground, a el' while no
e3 were broken, yet fro his waist,
nevard, Mr. Mitchell ,se • ms to be
a13tzed. Mr. Mitchell's eon was
vi the team at the ti , e of the
aecidc(nt.;
--There died In London on Friday,
Apr1.1 ''14th, ,William Fawce t, formerly;
of Ribbert, aged 77 years : nd seven
Motithe. Deceased was be n. in Ful-
lerton township and when a young
man settled on lot 12, con ession 4,
Hibbert. He married Ruth Roadhouse
about: 65 years ago, who survives, •to-
gethe with 'three eons = nd eight
rs ago he
ha,3 since
a er. an of
respected
He cleared
ch he lived
am, now
ught from
and from
e on Mon -
QS 9310 $f
idents and
s of the
in ,Wood-
( '..
w
bo
re
w
on
in
vi
bo
do
pa
dr
a lady of
hundred
ks for the
q
Balfour; of
gement of
esti, to M:.
rriage will
or member
ding and
fined the
Maw, Hud-
ront.o
atford, an -
,his laugh
R. L. Dee -
on, Winn!,
place in
week. In
donducted
od for the
osed of it
10th con
oved to
live re -
i
unced of
ter of the
and Mrs. d
s, to - Mr..
eldest 'son
. Campbell,
take place
o founded,
Dungey
f Ellice,
k .recently.,
, and. wag
- is
n and two
, on Sun-
ord, In his
ortmerl,y - a
as a son -
cap, fro;n
k place on
fe died a,-!
daugl
re tire
realdc
.sterling character and high
by a. large circle of friend's
the'farrrA ,in .Hibbert ose wh
and on which .his son Wil
resides. .The body was br
London to (hie old home,
there ' the. funeral took p
ay, When ; ,l1 that ' hai310
Hippler ',3 fore. ria t re
One ettf the oldeit pionee
township was laid to re(q.
Land cemetery, Mite'hel1,
ter3. About four ye
3
from farming and
d to Londoh. He wa
—Driver Jane's, Diggle,.
,eo_dier. ,who served throgg
Ne uve Chapelle with the
Battery of London, comm
tide ~shooting himself i
at hie boarding-house in L
on Sunday night. ;Diggle
years of age, left, London
fleet contingent, of artill
• Leonard,: and wag
loulders by shrapnel
at 'Ypres, , Diggle
for bravery. He re
n December, and a
for atime, proceeded to
where he' wa , errmployee's a
at thea city ga'S plant. Th
proviped .with the revolver.
he killed hi:n,3elf . ;
Mejo
th e r3
ga 3se
time
don
returned
Ypres and
th Field
tted ,sui_
the head
ndon, Ont.,
was 833
with the
rsi under
ounded .In
and was
was men..
hed Lone
ter resting
t.' Thomas,
watheman
re he was
with which
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One (furndred
wand. for any case of C
cannot be cur'e'd by (Hal
C uiree.
Ha ',s Catarrh Cute has
tarrh euitferer,g - fo
-five years, and
as the moat relic
tach. (Ill's Catarr
the Blood on the
expelling the Po
and healing the
mplayme t.
at least
on a farm
in. 'regular
to at .leaet
for the
in June,
lament en
atriculation
as the 00-
ectiv, ate 'All
4,
r you have taken
liars Re-
tarrh that
's Catarrh
been taken
the pest
Sa become
le ren:edy
Cure acts
u.couis aura
from the
sed per -
11's Catarrh
will see a
l's Catarrh
of catarrh.
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osect
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e $1.25
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why not luny ?
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satisfaction from it, and the price is always, lower
Isn't the cldthing that most men Cid -
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Men's Ha
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This year we have more dan-
dy hats for young, men than
ever.
This busy store, always pop -
filar among- young, men who
want cla'osy looking hats, is ex-
Ceedingly popular now. We
know the reason., and so
you when you see the New
Shapes for young men—full of
Snap and Style.
75c to 1.50
Neckwear
Our Neckwear Counter is
fairly bristling with the New
Spring Designs. Never before
were colors so , harmoniously
blended and pleasingly contrast -
The Tie is a mighty import-
ant feature in a man's dress.
Get the latest—'4 The -don't -
cost -any -more -
25c and 50c
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