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THIRTY-THIRD YEAR—No 169 8 EXETER,
JONES & CLARK'S
', 1Viillinery
'Opening
Friday and Saturday
March 30th & 31st
You are cordially invited to our Spring Open=
ing this week. Our Miss Cammelle with a
very efficient staff has for the past three
weeks been busy preparing for this event,
We will be pleased to have every lady in
Exeter and vicinity call and inspect our large
.assortment of dainty creations in head gear.
The very latest in Ready -to -Wear Hats.
Ladies Spring Jackets
We have a nice range of these
la Fawn Coverts and Black Broad
Goths, shown in short tight fitt-
'Iog and also loose three•quarter
length garments.
Belts and Collars
We are continually adding to
-our stock and theref re always
have the up-to-date lines. The
new gilt and silver belts, so much
:In vogue are tempting to any
lady.
New Capes
Suitable for elderly ladies made
of black cloth, some trimmed with
self strappings, others with bands
of satin, Also some very nice
lines in brocaded silk with lace
and sequin trimmings.
Dress Goods
Our stock is complete with all
the latest goods decreed by fash-
ion. Light tweeds and home
spuns delaines, silk warp batistes
and crepe de chenes. New silks
also hold prominent place in our
store.
JONES & CLAR
jpDLESEX C -A
ADA
H U RSDAY MORNING, MARCH
:XLTEtt Cot'Nc1L
LOCALS
1 regular meeting of the Oouu-
ll/es held Monday evening, all
leers ieing present Meth the ex-
t n o[ Councillor Crw h, who
nfii.ivd to his home by -illness.
conitlluniattioe \raY 1'ejci wed
cnn tete Clerk Iofet1st Toronto Mun-
cipa! Catbllcil, o.king that the Exe-
ter Council co-dtx:ry le in asking t he
government to build an cle^trio row -
r plant at Niagara, the purp+oae be-
ing to have the government supply
lectricity for distribution to On-
tario municipetit k's. Owing to such
a
proposition loiter the m1`:uis of the
overntax•nt coaling into direct ootu-
petition wiill local capital, the cone•
munication was filed.
The (I. N. W. Tel. Co., rant word
hat it intends to appeal :ignited the'
250 business lax ml which rifl as-
sessed in Exeter, claiming exemp-
t ionto•
7ihc following accounts were or-
ered paid: Queen City 011 Co. gaso-
Iine.$16.30 : R. N. Treble, wood $3.00
. C'ohbledick, lime for cemetery, 75s
Mrs. Delve, 1.2 weeks' ehtirity, $12;
Geo. Brooks, broad for Itrim;lcombc,
$1.00; Thos. Creech. snowplowing,
$2.00.
The question of thecomecharity far
11Lrs. Delve come in for oonsideral,le
discussion. At a previous 111.0:11 111.
of the oouncil the charity matte
had been discussed and several f
the council board were greatly sur-
prised when the bill for ti I2 wa i pre-
sented. It appe:lrs [loin tile records
of a few yen es ogfo, the Council
granted Mrs. Delve $1.00 a week,
and t his amount leis been paid ]ler
ever eerier. A motion %eta pissed re-
scinding the motion of the former
council, flee present boost feeling
that they aro capable o[ d.aling with
Charity matters themselves. Here-
after Lamy charity given out .of tie
town 'funds (luring .1 be year auust be
given through :1.11 older pasee41 on
by she present members.
The question of elssrity to the
Drimacombe family t; 1s also discuss-
ed, and. the coneensea of opinion of
the councillors was, that white they
do not (vire to see women and clwil-
dron deprived of the once.ss:trine of
lifo t hey hole some Mea 113
can be devised %whereby the
father will he evade to asset in
taking care of his fatni!y. if not it
is quite possible laic council will ask
to hive him plc. d in the County
house at Clinton.
Councillor Puke reported the mar-
ket in n bad state of repair and
Commissioner Bissett was instructed
to replace broken tiirxlows and re-
move tee table in the band E1O0U1 to
the mark :•t building.
Geo. 11. Bissett asked permission
to cut down :11teritrltc (tees in front
o[ hue h u w.
Reeve 13obicr ;rrid he hes investi-
gated 'tee question of the removal
of the/Western Foundry Company
Ingham to Exeter, but could
nothing definite. He was tin -
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
James Beverley to the Fron
Undertaken
& Furnitur
from
repor
der the impression that the Foundry
Co., ons trying to get tl:o town of
\Virgitanl to oonlc to its terms. Ile
else reported (11.11 he lied rcceivei
se%Oral conitrunications from 11 r.
Krrtze regarding the removal of
1.R ,pliant to Exeter. Mr. Kurtze
stated tisat while Whitby and Sea -
forth had made alluring propositions
to hint he. prefer -fed Exeter, and
would hold the matter in st:,tu quo
until he made at:other visit here to
Roo if satisfactory bank :lceomnloda-
tions can be mode, and bring one of
his automobiles lege to show uy }:is
sincerity in the nlattw:.
The question of a canning fac-
tory was discussed and Councillor
IHelm an repotted that he had ill-
i s.evenrl perrous, who are
l willing to tske stock in sue.h .1 leo-
pos.ition. It was sttggeeed that
fanners be aske(1 to take stock, and
erect a rectory not only for the can-
ning of veg,ct roles, but fruit, IIIP3(s
etc. it would not be proposed to
ask tete town for n bonus or duan,
exemption flout taxation for a term
of yeire being possibly the only ye -
sliest to b^ 11114^. 1',Irtres w-110 have
experience! in operltiug canning fac-
tories will be comtnunicted with,
with a view• Of n:.certail1Ig the
amount oI money it will bo neetss-
cry to reuse before commencing over -
it 1tons.
The \Voolott mill matter was also
under discussion 41 11(1 the (terve and
Councillor Fuke were ,11,p0101ed a
committee to advertise for some per -
Fon tato is 4esilous of ereutilig such
n ;dont. Other members or the
ba:lyd agreed to writ., (carte'.; with
whom they ;enc acsu.ainted, with the
some and in view.
'lir 1:4.e've suggested 1)111 1 he
menders of the council join the
Holed of Tii4e, which holy intends
holding meetings onc- a month, a, -1d
t':ith the co-openst ion of leve two
toll's more united efforts eau be put
forts lyd in feculent! indust ries lists-.
'rt,'• ('ottrail :).u...,..: .1 to meet the
21i41 11(1 fourth Mend:lye of each
►north.
You will find us in the old stand and with all the newest desig
and leading Styles of Furniture in all the lines. House cleaning ti
is here and you will want some piece of Furniture to relieve an
make your room present a fresh appearance. You will find it
our commodious warerooms.
'Furniture of all kinds rc-\ircd.` 1
JAMES BEVELLEY
'GIDLEY BLOCK,
A CALL AT THE
EXETE
WINCIIELSEA STOR
1V1LL SURPRISE YOU
S1'oCK MEN
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If you want the best feels you can get for your stock
7buy from us a sack of Pure Flax ground into meal, no othe
stock food is so cheat), no other is better for general use,
-feed it to your pigs, your horses, your calves and cows. It
will show for your money more profit than any other food
investment.
'.1115. C. A. i• )I;TIICOTT, AND
Mister Earl and Miss Stella, w ho
were visiting; , ends in ;Mrinitoba
:1 r
(Uhlman 1 11', ing; the least year
turned home Tuesday evening last.
MISS MORLOCIWiLE, 1101.1)
her millinery openings on Thursday,
Friday And Saturday of this week,
Moran 28th, 29th and 30th, to which
nal t e Indic. of Exeter and vicinity
are invited.
$3,00 per cwt. at
COWARD PLOO1FIELD
WINCHELSEA, ONTARIO.
PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH.
min's wife sho„14 alwayr,n,j
the same rspscially to Ler Is nnnt
but if she is work and ne•eke r
uses Catteres leen Pelle, all say
he, for they make ly no too.
different person." -
an 1 their lee Ore=A.
IN Kiwi Yte Man Ales Bought
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C_� Signature
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THE REGULAR \Wi•:EKLY SHOOT
of the Exeter Gun Club was held
Thursday of last week end resulted
•as'follows : D. 1LrtleIb, 0; T. Carl-
ing, 5; A. Fitton, 6; R. (1reooll, 5; W.
Johne, 5; C. elt intake. 7; .1• Tr"ib-I
Isar, 1.
CIELNAT CPIA. =IL.
Eau tee _TN tad Yea Hale Alta BJt>ftd
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MR. A. Q. 11OIIIEIt SHIPPED 1
overloads of .hogs on Monday.
Me. J. G. STANB[1RY WAS IN
Clinton on Monday on legal hutiincss
MRS. O'J3IRIEN, MOTHER OI?
Mrs. 11. E. Huston. continues very
low.
MRS. GEO. HEAMAN ENTER-
tained n number of friends Monday
evening.
MiSS (;LANViLLE, OF LONDON,
is the gust of the :lisses Hveet,
Huron street.
MILS. D. JOIINS LEFT TUESDAY
for &trii.'t to visit her d.tughter,Mrs.
W. Goodison.
MRS. C. H. 1IORNEY, OF 131M-
coe street is cl..rfiIied to .her home
t borough illness.
MISS ANNA MARTIN ENTER -
(:lined several friends at the Manse
'Tuesday evening.
MR. J. BEVERLEY MOVED II 18
fancily to Exeter last week and is
residing In Mr. Thos. llissett's sr.,
house, oorner Gidlcy and William
st reet s.
FOR SALE OR RENT. — DWEL•
ling louse with ,quer•ter acre of
land, and good producing orchard.
Property in good order. Will sell
cheap. Apply to Madman & Stan -
bury,
THE SUBJECT GIVEN AT TiHE
Epworth League of the. Main street
Methodist church on Tuesday even-
ing last 'by Miss Porter of Centralia
was "What is happiness, the world'8
Mee and Oho Christian's idea." The
sllbjeotii as (ably handled rout took
the form of a story portraying the
life of a doctor seeking (sappiness in
tvorldly .amusements, but finally
finding happiness in corking for
others in the o.luse of Christ. The
story was exceptionally interesting
:end was thoroughly enjoyed.
THE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS IN THE
North End were rudely interrupted
List Saturday owing to several of the
raxtidonts 'being asked to appear at
tiro Town }(:all, whore several cases
of assault were booked for trial be-
fore J. P.'s Farmer and Kay.
i'romptly nt two o'clock the court-
room was 'fairly well filled with
Nor(.henders. The first ease called
w•08 Edwiyrd Walker vs. \Vm. Hatter,
WaIker 'claimed that on March 21st
young hatter assaulted his brother,
by punching and kicking him, etc.
11e said he and several others saw
IJ,c assault thh w•irldow•
1(1nc-rind tihi,s accordingrougthe to dies. Bat
ter, was poor evident!. Attorney
Stunbury looked after the interest
of ,young Hatter, and elected from
the lvitllesries the information that
it was 0 sobool boy fight in which
young \Vr,llker go tt•he worst of the
I rgutnent. Abe Jackson %vas sub-
l'oen(st as :1 strong witness for the
plaintiff but according to Abe's tes-
timony he didn't One the fight and
didn't know what he was called for.
The 01140 11•.15 ditemissed. John El-
liott :•1 -
I •a. • s cd ,Ind u) :end . t
(Ott w Y .i k tO.f ( ,
whether or not he W35 guilty of -ag-
gravating" assault. Ile said "Nixie"
He "sicked" the boys on n little but
that wets nil. His case was dismissed.
Mrs. !fatter had a charge against
Edward Walker of some kind or
other, hut as the two eases were dis-
missed, eller concluded that she'd
withdnaIV her complaint but. desired
that their honors put a stop to the
boys welling her childtcn names
claiming Leat if site did take a tree
1:•4 of exhikeration once in a while,
she paid for it. }Ice efforts to get
"Chief" Gil} to remit half the money
sire paid into court proved futile. Mr.
Key stated at the close that if the
rowdieesn, wihicit is so prevalent at
tJr3 North end does not cense, toned
of the offenders will be mode ex rtn-
ples of.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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\\'1 riiou r MIGUT
you aro not Mush tote in this
world. And yet you are on the
road to that condition every day
you neglect the
('ARE OF YOt7it (EYES
If you have never worn glasses
or your old ones have been out-
grown. come and have tis exam-
ine your eyes. We can aid you
and preserve your most precious
possession- your eyesight
MONIIM
W. 8. HOWDY, Phm. B.
CItp:MlsT ANi1 OI'rlrlAN,
Phone 50. EX RTEIR. ONT.
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General Selling Age
Having purchased Ten Thousand Acres (10,000 anew)'
v►ous to the recent heavy advance in price. we have ; few ellalUp$a
will sell at t►"e old price. These lands are situated in the flhest
ducinR belt in Canada. We give purchasers priveledge of making their octet
selections any time previous to June 1st, and where purchaser is not In •
position to make his owu selection. we make selection for him. Thiele a rare
opportunity to eecure a tine section of land at a low figure, and there will Ire
big money in it, as prices, in view of the unprecedented immigration into the
west, are bound to go much higher in the near future.
WANTED AT ONCE
Man and wife to work on large farm in the \Vest. Woman to have
charge of house. Also several good men to work on farul. Steady employ-
ment, good wages.
HOMESTEADS
Desirable Homesteads secured on reasonable terms.
R. E. PICKARD,
General Selling Agent for C. P. R. Lando.
Office at Residence,
Exeter, Ont.
BIG
eductions in Furniture
Having purchased the stock of W. C. Huston and in order to
reduce the same we will offer for the next two weeks, the entire
stock of furniture, comprising—Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedfoom,
Drawingroom and Mall Furniture. Also many odd pieces and
rockers at a great reduction.
Call and see the many bargains we are offering
ROWE & ATKINS
Furniture beaters and Funeral directors,
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TONIC
is what you want now that win-
ter is going. No system can
withstand months of extreme
changes without requiring some-
thing to build it up again
BEEF, IRON AND WINE
is what you want. There are
plenty kinds, why not get the
best? Get ours. It's full
strength, warranted and costs
no mere than weaker imitations.
Don't delay. Get it now. Only
75c a bottle.
W. 8. HOWF;Y, Phm. B.
CHEMIST AND OrTI(•iAN,
Phone 51) EXETER ONT,
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Western Ileal Estate
Exchange, Limited,
78 Dundas St., London
Have you a farm that you want
to sella' Write for our terms of sel-
Iinz p1(q,orty. We have the moot
complete method of advertising and
sellin; property in Canada. Do you
Ivant to buy a fort( or business
lrroperty in any part of Ontario?
Send for our list. We have some
her gains.
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Special One Way
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Rates
To Billings, Mont., Denver. '
Colorado Springs, Salt Lege
City, Nelson, Itossland, Van-
couver, Portland, Ore., San.
Fran siso'o.
Tickets on silo deity
!Special Settlers
Trains to Northwest
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Every Tuesday during
March and April Special tr;liu
wtih colonist sleeper will
(rave Toronto 9.00 1'. M.,
every Tuesday during March
and April for Manitoba and
NOT( hlwest•
Passengers travelling with-
out live stock should take
express k -firing Toronto 1.45
p, m.
For tickets and full in-
formation call on.
J. J. KNIGHT, Del.ot Arent
J. Q). McDONALD, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
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NUBSCItiBE FOR TIIE TIMES.
E- ELLIOTT & CO.
North-west Land Agents*
Selected Wild and Irn1)roved Linde
FOR MALE
In some of the hest parte of the
NORTH WEST
It will be worth your while seeing us
before purchasing.
We give purchasers until first of June
to select their lands.
Office opposite Central Hotel
EXETER, ONTARIO.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
IDEAL FENCING
It i5 all number 9 11'11(1 -itee1 spring wire,
heavily galvanized and cold weather wont snap
it and warns weather won't sag it. See sample
and get j)111 'S.
Heaman's Hardware & Stove Store