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TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
EXETER, ONTARIO, TRIMS
AX, MARCH 6„ 1913,
x.v Ba rlc RAM
Tale le te egen'0! the Yeau' vrhelrl.,
Yale are reilewl>an TO= newspaper club;•.
eorlptierrs, 'The Ady4eate clubs witb
all the City Weekly end Daily eePreM'
and fine iklagrateertea tee teethe that are is
bile 11004ce tealt. Oa Wel get our f`at
balk izsta9 & Qltkl] na—
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
DRY
GOODS
AND
WALL
PAPER
We have- only
Dr -y Goods and
WaIl Papers left
and they' ..
MUST G �
You can have
them at greaty
reduced prices.
Do not miss this
last chance to :get
your choice from
our large stock.
Only a
more days,
can buy at almost
your awn.: price.
Produce taken at the Salo at Cash Prices
CAL.RLI G
FEBRUARY,
Items
CAUI^ OP fiI3E FARATR'. 13AN24 EXETER SCI•IOO1 REPORT
WRECK FOR,
Miss Murree, was in London over Sun Ottawa., Feb, 27t, That the Farmers Room "1, Sr. IV ISanona.--G: Fitton 80.
claw$', Bank wee wreckedt by the reckles'smees O' Si 1:::1.15'.'111;a41'
oatya'id 76 ; F . wand, 75 ; IOr
Mr. S. S, Kearns ewe's' in Beffala this ahead fraud a1 those entrusted with the Kunt2, 75. Pa.sis-•1;$ Iydd, 74; Amey
week, nmateat5enent•of the bank, that thee and Johns, ',....e3A IaC'ar'toa,„ 70; L. 1( tie,
not the ;Setue of the certleiaate amelia,- 70 13. rnsy, 68 : I. 1?elrt�e,. 68 ; G
Mr. S. Mar•tfn was -en London, on Wed- orizieg the bank . to d a buieenesisa wee Ford, 68; WTack, 66; J. I3r1c16wdad
ne6dlay. the cause ore Lade to the seeko ldere G. Wells, 62. Jr,, IV, honorer M.
Cdr W. Of. 731atcheord of Toronto was • Pickard, 80. I'a�sia-A . Sharp. 74 -- MAC,,
in #rcawn enol S�un'da'Y• and 601,0,a/tors, Is• the a:nd'rnte, of'. Sl`i•
William .lielph Mered:lth ''n hie report, Walke�•, 72 ; G Carling, 70 ; L. 'Valu-,
IODATES Dullefaord and Kitchen ha've which wee tabled in the erea:se teeeee„ er,.70 ; E Powell, 69; L. "Rice, 69; Nf,,
returned to Sudbury' after a visit here. As to tee is ws Gt the cer;t'iticate wry- Day, 63; R. Fletcher" 61, N. an roll
Mrs- Percy Aibeliard who ;has .been ser the circwmsean'cesi. the mo,e{t that 98' avera9te atttenda4ce,..29.
visiting intends inti Zurich has re.,can be charged a,gairns.t the Finance De., C. Vosper, teacher.
turned, pare -neat, he s3yg; is an error o2 judo. Room V. Sx Ifianhorsr -C 71arvey;
Mr, Frank Wa sin, who has been vis. tient, He refers td the circumstances
t G. E. �. e. Wed
nese
the deposit .of 'monies' by the Ontiar d 88 E. Doyle; 81111; 7, Zeuftt". 78; C
di a Atnder n 1 e ne
Bing ,so s, ,fit 'W se S2arley, 75, l�ialsi_.-:M Maarchand, 74;
day ear his hon in Govan; Seek. dal Treasu and tends that the ese. de-. C. Mallett, 74; le Beryls, 72; W. 'i:Ied-
slat Treasurer did not make these. de-
MLsy Smith clef 'St, Maryst returned to poispte as the result at can uncle's( a+nd. den, 71; W Davis, 71; D Charlton, 09;
true,; Slaturday laet to rese a her pas- Mg' with W, 1, Gree'nweod, but :n the '' Caxnm, 69; `V' Hi11, 68; D. Knight
ellen as lg.:Miner with ivlletesrs Jones ordi'aneey eeee.,;lbut5ojr ,o 'F: depos=its in 67; V Ma11e1tt, 66: 13 Blistees, 04; 0
public the.
& 'May. blic i.interest..Harness,ss, 61. Jr. III.' Pass -- Willie'
Mrs Prod 'Sande of Crystal Cite', The eetnnmisieloner says,--' N•atwith Brown, 71; CSiatndel e: 69'; E, Taylor.
Menittoba; and head sleets', Mrs. W. ';t, standing the irregulairet'.e'e on the pert 6$, 0 Fere, 60. No. on roll 32, aver",
Hill el Credlit a East, e.re ' speinding of Trayene and hies misconduct in c'ol'a-• age a+ttellaanc+a 30,
a couple of weeks i.ni T.lomdan and Weeit rection with the appleoattion for the J. S, Murray, Teacher
Loz;n'e.
certificate, the. evidence satiates nee
Mrs. Ie •nry Jessie, with her coon that. If the balnk hard been. prudently and e'o'onn . VI, Sr. II: Hpngre-E. Dania;
David, of Elmira, N. Y., Le ls'ting itoiaeetlee managed there Ls no reason 89; G gametal* 8$ V RowrUffe, 82;
her mother Mrs;. Hawkins for a 'ew why it Should not have gucceeded,a The M• Survey, 82; 8 Sad(l'ens, 81; Paul
days, She will leave an Monday for ls q' notes that had been gin- ,W'eidenlhammer, 78; M. 1-Icarvey, 76;
Calgary to viielt her sister Sins. R. ea to efeeeeribers"were foil the most Paces -I De/le,' 71; E Yetiew, 69; B
Brown
•
pert gorody, and were eitlbsequently pale, Senior, 65; M E'laasnerbroink, 64. Sri.
and while it .Is 'tree thee' '.,t the cerp fic II, Hore rs-E Reese% Bd. Pass - J.
Muss Edina Dow, l,in has teen nutst ate of the Trea�srwry Baaird had, riot teen Devis, 71; P. Herneea, 71; M. Idol-
dng at the Hospital, in e, Toronto, etpsnt granted. the money. of the shareholders den, 70 • E Magee, 70: 0 Ford, 68;
Sunday oto her hbmnie hare, returning to
and dePelsl'tons wowed not have teen lost K. Hadden'', 68; 0 Deeds; 05; Jessie
Toronto Monday and from there she the efficient cause or th'at.lotss was the Bowey, 621 N;ot oe roll 35. A•veraJ;
will go to Newcastle as supervisor reekles•sness and _feaudi of those cane attendein•ee 80.
of the orperaten;: rt:,'omi in the hospetal,II. N. Kinsman. Teacher.
trusted 'with the Management oe fhb
bank andnot the graantl.ng of the cer-
Weednow Wilson isnow the press- falcate."He points out the action of Room VII. A. -V Walker, 82; Cy
dent of the United 8' a.tes. °Travers -at the. oteset in writing' dorwn Hind, 78; D. Balkwill 74;.M Kuntz.
from $46,543 to $32•,127 the expenses 7q 11 Mellen, 6,9; l?, `Samderet 62t
Councillor Haltom wets taken sudden+ i,ncnirred by provis bmal di'xectaora., The Crass 13.-V. Vale, 743; J. Bradt, 60.
!y Ili on Sunday night, but has recon su'bsequen't (management was 'charact- C1assn iC.e?t Powell, 92; 0. Heddan,
sled. erized . by gro's's extravegance, reckless-. 72; R WItwer, 62 ; W. Ortwein, 6.0 ;
A aepYlette of hockey players went nes' , hmconmPetPncy dishonesty and Clans D, Mt Weldenhatrnmer, 89; L.
to Hensall Mendes night and got froz- fraud, said has t+esultaed In the entire Statham, 68; P. Merry', 60!. No. ,on
en out to the 'twine of 16-1. 'Ing 5, Der sale; quilst le
r= of .gapital a:td depsits, and that roil 34. Averageaittendaince 27
HOPE FOR SALE. -A, driver, ccam.aeftor aJi wing for all that can be ex Erie Quackenbusih' teacher
anderele
e'+ A.p: traded . Prom shareholders 'en double
liability.. The record ed -unparalleled en Room VIII. Sr. Pier 13-C. Doyle, 92
Cecil DearLng, Soli of Mr. W. H. Dear the Dominion, or. alar lar a,s, I am aware J Mbrley, 84; 13 Brtcvwitd, 81; 0 Dania
img its 's�iit very t11. ;Preston Dtearing In any other country.,, 67. Sr. P•t 1-M, 5ebtt, 90; G. Creech,,
had the rn.Lsl tome to .nave 'a Ringer Dealing' with theway the lessee' ware 77; B Rueiseld, 7,S.; E Eoulden, 65;
caught in the.littee• carrier and a incurred, the cohnmitesioner quotes, -Bad M Elworthy, 63; G Bedford, 49; L.
needed...Several stitches to class: debts, $598, 565; operating loses, Brilniax'o nbe 47; P1 Mallett, 80. Q.
fine Souih Hu.ran'A2tulssterid Assad. $281,119; organization, $87,279; sum, .Class' --H Seldom, 9'5; M G1adfmare 82;
ation ;met this: weekin Moen street steter" by officers ab1ve their, curet:e.s, S Stanbury 77; le- Rowe, 75; F Heea-
church; Rev, R.Flicks of Hensel). read $134 118°'; dividetele paid, $50,772 ; 1'o's- man, 71 ; H. Digttvan 83 ;. G Lagm&
' TLife-and Work Lf d W k f see' e •bank prnif sea . eta $108.,801; 62; R Davis, 60; 13 Powell; 44; C
e paper on
wards discussed, the following taking what anAr be reaiSz9d tram the sale of 14'4.._. , •. .
part;-Revde. Colin Pletcher, S. Sharp, mine, $• 55,000; other losses $63,274. 26'
F. W. Howard.' su
ers
E. F.. McL, Smith, 'G. H. McAlister and E.
E. G; PoweTh. The next meeting will Cos;
be .:held in 'Cavern :Pres3aytteriera Chuach
on the fI•rst` Vloreday in April.
ply at this offihe.
T.0 ,
David Linin ,stone,"wh:rh was after- lose,an.,Keeley Mine,ime, $569;686, 'Nog. W5.,e„bster, 87 ; D,avt=s28 : L Wella;,U 4Z. -Avenges attendance
HOCKEY. A f'asit gat;ule of hockey
an fox too -night 'Thursday". islEaT. 6th.
on Exeter ice. •Seafprehl 0. H. A. tear,
and Exeter Strengthened by two Exeter
O:Ld Boys who are playing a fasti.garriel
-Admin ion 15c.
MAKE HURON DRY.
AT THE 01 B VOTE
MET,ITING AT CLINT!ON ON
THURSDAY, MARCH 20TH
.President e". Buchanan' of Winghamn
has issued a ea,11 to arms o1 represent-
atives from all the churches and mun-
icipali*i'es of Huron County for •buv-
businesa. Such business 147 the elec-
tion of officer,ei will, bra :transacted, but.
the leading queetfon. ,to be dtscuss•ed
will be, the ad.aptilion let the Canadian
Temperance Act, whereby the whole
County .will vote ad- once and if a maj-
ority of the votee caste are in favor of
the act the law' velll go in''0 effect on
May 1st,19" 14. .
Single fare on the Railroads will be
En effect that defy as it 9s the day
befcro Good Friday,
STEPHEN COUNCIL.
The Council of the Township 01 Steph-
en convened in the Town . Hall Credi-
ton on`MSa idtay;, Mlarch Ord, 1913, at
1 p All members were present. The'
nenuttes of the liaise regular rnee,tling
M
and this special meeting were ;read and
adopted.
Kellerm,a.t1-31L1'oltt That By-law No.
198, amending By-law 180 of 1911,
hlavin3 been read ehree timesbe passed
and tailgated by this reeve and clerk, and
the seal of the corptera•tt•gn a?ltaahed
theretoae'Cis 1rted
leeve-I'e11enmann-Thee the Ayditone'
report be received and adopted, -Carried:
I etierina,Yin-Eiliolt't-That the petition
of W. H. MMriock an others, request-
ing the Council to establish aMune-
cepa/
u-clpal Telephone S',is'tene in the Town-
rehlp of 'Stephen, be'leed of Der future
c'onaidetaattelne--Carried. •
H'lnkbeitner-Love-'That tereiers8 be ad-
vir'tlsed Dor the con,struei'on of two
small brides on' the 21st concession
and 'en the let Side-i'c .d, west of Bak-
er's, techool. house. -Carried.
Eliiott--Kellermann =That S Brown,
treasurer oa: the tow'nsh'ip, be and is
hereby a hotized to draw by cheque
on the towan,shl.p tuntlel at the credit
of the Municipal. Corporation of the
Township of 'Stephpen in the Caned:eln
Bank of Commerce, CredItronn Cannletd
The following orders; were pa,5s:d,•-•
Sun i:nsuranoe Co., i�nreurance on Tiowr
Hall, .$11.50 ; Creditten Star, printing
$52.07 ; A:dvorcate, Exeter, printing
$2.50; l ''unielpal Wore), supplies and
express, $10,48; 'li'aUng Bros.. nails,
$1.60; Henry 'Swreitzer, audit:n3', $8;
Silas Brokenehlre, au ng, $8 ; F•I. F.
Silber, re. Danaoher, ine0axe deet. $9.40
Gus Latta & Menny, gravel cantraet,
?52.50;. "VP, E, Senders, rolling road
The Cuenca adeoteened tea meet again
off ' Monday. the '7th of. • April, 19 13, •at.
1 1i. mi., at Whirrs .' dta'te pellunnaet ere,,
peundkeeperst and fence Viewers Will be I 'r •3w ,
a,ppwfnted.
kIe Silber, Clerk, dlli� GEI>r A'I,L.
INT .OP BRIBERY . INN
STEPHEN
The Mall & Empire of Saturday says
Thal bribery in e. local oetion cam-
paign had gotne unpuniisthed, although
eride'nnco Of tete cases was in the
hands of the Iocal oefiicials, was the
charge Mader be{!ere'Hon: W. J. Hanna
on Friday by a deputatiton frotm the
Exeter and 1Cee tralila District '.tn Hua'on
County.
Loa' option was debeated}, In 'Stephen
Tow;ryship by blue eight votes and the
temperer ince .people claim that the
use et rtnanjey b5 the liquor interelst8
was respotnneable„ Rev, anal: Poiwell, of
Exeter, staked 'that the county colne
stable head evade aloe thbt five young
men had Meson - b.r ed, and had turned
this+ over to Cheinty Crown Attornely,
Seager, but naothing had been done.
"He didn't eeriest to prosecute,"
said the minister, ` but he delayed do
tine anything until the terve aalo'vned
for Insetedeinte am. tnveseigattion had
ex/ea-ed."
Hen. Mr. Hanna assured the depu-
taller theft the facts Would be placed
in the possessikae nI Mr. Bud* Saun-
ders. Chi(et L'iicemse Oefeeer, and thc
ratter grin falba thoroughly. Should
th=t depatdtmnet fled that the by -lane
was defeated by fraud ,it can put the
win of, the, voters Into effect by re -
fu eng to reissue niceness .for the des-
trivet
Crown Attorney Seager of Gode•Ich
aaYst--' Prost eut`fons for bribery sire
no: provided for en the local option
tegula.tion,s, The Election Act re/feria
only to electiaons, This case might be
covered by. the Municipal Act. I con-
sulted elegiatrafte ,8or-ton, of Wing-
ham, who haat. we! I undereeaad, hand-
led a sianii•ar doge, but he was not
able ,,tc advise use'
' UNCLE 130Y" AMONG
THE COLORED FOLK.
There was a colored gentlema'.ii plow
ins' near the palace where I am, staying
When It rained. Omae day he came In-
to the kitchan. Cne df• the Y,irla told
rare that he wee one of the old 'slaves
anti I asked htinn; a few, questions. with
the fofiowh'rtg riesurlt.
"Arc. yoiu better off than before you
were li berateidee
"No, sir, I was better' off as'• a
stave''
"IIow old are ylou7"
"Ninety last birthday,•
Are you amerr'ipde"
"Yes, fear, 1 wags; Married five times"
1 -lave you any children?"
Twen tyrithn e."
' How old is ;Yoke' wife?"
'Thirty."
What age is, year yonig set child?"
One Ylear."
' Isn't she very ye-ung7e'
Yes, It ,oul3htln't to have happened."
' Have you ever used tobacco?"
"lee. I 'eintolted Since 'I was a boy,"
St'BSCIt•,Irl3I" •7C0JC3 THE
USBORNE COUNCIL.
Usborne Council met on March 1st,
pursuant to adjournment. Ali themem-
bers present. The minutes at the last
.tweeting' were read and approved. The
following were appointed Pathnnasteral
for the current years -Div. 1,0 Want. Be.
sery, Jos. Ma.y, Henry Jones, Wne. Hun
ter, Josh. Hteywo.od. A. M. McPalle
Sherwood Hunter, 3In* nn, Hunter, Wm.
•Rowciiffe, John N. Perkins, S. J. Pym
M. Skinner, Jas' Heywood, S. B. Wil-
liams, R. Dro'ug'ht. Div: 2 -Wm. Welsh
Wan. White, H. Dougalle John Frayne,
Oke, John Moir, ,Dan Dew, John
Stewart, Jahn N. Ria;tcliffe, I. - Arm-
strong Henry Hbti`ton, Geo. Monteith
C. Cann, Fred", Ellet hgton, 131 G.
Rycknhan, Robt. Bell. Div. 13 -John
Pearl, Wm, Brock, John , Andrew, :C.
iSpshall, Henry Redd, W. H: Penwarden
EI. Berry, Geo. Grenoble, Ed. Copeland,
Wm. Elltoitt, W. Wiseman, Robt, Darv-
ts, R R,. Coeeland., D O'Mara/ Div.
4-Thots. Sell, Henry Francsse C. Mon-
teith, Theis. CampeauA. Hankin, John
A Bolton, Sohn, Stewart, John W. Sew -
art, Nets•en C1a'rlt•A. Gatrdiner, Thos.
McCord'$, John Ba11aa'ttyne, Amos' Drupe
2,, D. Hackney, Accounts aanounting to
$21.06 were teaseled and orders issue
ed in payment. Council then adjourn-
ed to meet April 5th, at 1 o'clock.
P. Morley. Clerk
McGTLLIVRAY COUNCIL
Council anaet March 3rd. All members
Present, Previouls minutes read and ap-
proved. A nvtnvber of accounts were
passed.
The Auditors' report wee read, adopt-
ed and 200 copielsi ordered to be print-
ed
Janes Nell, Thos. Hindermarsh,
Wasnidgie and John F+;a geson were ap-
pointed ,sanitary ^'.Inspectors..
Council adjourned tie' meat April 7th,
1 'o'clock.
T. D. Drummond, Clerk.
B1ItTIS
Flunk n -In Exeter, on Ate , -1th, to
eIr. and Mra. John Eunkin, eon..
C adwell--In Twokerannnth, Feb. 24th.,:
to 'Sir. and Mrs/. John Caldwell, a
daughter.
Sindters.--In Exeter, on March 4th„ to
Mr. and Mrst. Cha.nbta Sanders, a
daughter.
MARRIAGES
Phillips.• -Reynolds. --At the Jahns St.
pa,rsonnfage, Exeter, 05 March 5th,
T. H. Phillips, on of Mr. and Ivers.
B. S. Phillips, to Miss Ed:th, daug.h-
ter of Mr. aid Dirtse H.; Reynolds, Hay
Town ship,
Stone-ICernick-4.t the residence of the
brides pda'eintet t9ni Meech 5th, by 110V ,
McAlister, Mr. led'yvtard ' Starner; of
,
XTsborna to Mee 1EuniceKelmt Gk, anl,y
d eughter of Mae and 'Ar^s'. Wt3'liiaan
Iterniek, Exeter Mirth.. j.
DEATHS
0rr.ley-In Ltond;un, on rob. 28Th, 191.3
TLm'cithy 0t-oley, ftartherly of Ex!eter
aged 80 years.
Noble --1n '•1'pdrrvondirtlle, 'on February,
210 :Annie Stephens'an, vete of Mr,
Sir; Jareeph Noble, agt'rl 80 Years
9 nronthe and 6 dayisd
.Jahcney.-At Aft. Carmel., on Match 8;:' Tailor and Furnisher
3ira3. I"atrick ;tlah ney, aged 69 yea1.e.
•
ast Week.
of the
Reduction:
Sale at
W. WO
TAMAN'S
Men's
Furnishing
Store
Ordered Clothing:
Reduced From
$23 to $18•'
$20 to $15
Ordered Overcoats
Reduced From
$25 to $18
$20 to $IS
Ready-to-wear
Overcoats
Reduced From
$18 to $13 ,
$15 to $12,
$12 to$ 8•
These big reduction are'
made to clean up our stock
for Spring, because our motto,
is
"dew Goods for
Every Season"
You will do well to take ad-
vantage of these reductions,
'ter,