Exeter Times, 1915-6-10, Page 1OR'T`it-SECOND YEAR- No 2'213
EXETER,, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10th, 1915
PHONE 32
JONES AND MAY
PHONE 22
rII3N'S AND BOY'S
CLOTHING
Our Buyer has just returned from a big purchasing trip of Men's dad Boy's Suits and
Odd Pants Most people are aware that the prices of Woolens are going up more than any-
thing else, and in order to protect our customers and ourselves we have made
ONE GIGANTIC BUY
For the reason that we do not know when we will be able to make another on accouut of
the conditions of the Old County markets. Our assortment includes
.800 Men's Suits Every Garment all wool, and
in all the best colors, navys,
blacks, greys, browns, nifty checks, pin -stripes, &c.
These Suits are all Sovereign Brand and Bench -made
We can fit tall men, short men, stout men or thin men, and'give them Suits
at the Old Prices.
300
Boys Suits - - 300
ifn all the latest shades, and at a very low cost to you: Gets your Boys Summer
Suits now, - while prices are rinht.
200 Pairs
or Fall
MENS ODD PANTS, Good English Worsteds, Selling at
$2.00 to $3,00 per pair
MENS
SCOTCH
RAIN-
COATS
We still have
on hand, a full,
assortment of
the famous Ar-
thur's Brand in
all sizes, a coat
we guarantee to
keep out the
rain.
MEN'S
- FELTS
AND
STRAWS
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ASK to see
our new ship-
ment of Men's
Soft Felt Hats,
just opened up
this week. Also
big assortment -
of Straw Sailors
and Panamas.
JONES AND
MAY
I
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OBCEDAR
MOPS
Makes it easy to clean and
gathers' all dust from those
hard to get at places, 750, $1
$1.25, and $2.50
C -CEDAR OIL
Used for cleaning and polishing all
painted, varnished and finished wood.
work, 25c and 50c.
We do Tinsmithing and
Plumbing
Ftimates furnished on all kinds of
tin work and plumbing.
Gasolene
1S c
Coal oil
15c
Special low prices in bbls or drums
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PHONE Heaman's Hardware PITONS
27 A and Stove Store �- 27 B
BORN
aLUIiEIEL-On the London IRoad, south,
on 'heyday, June 8th, to Mr. and
!Mrs. It. T. Luker, a daughter.
1:1FL17TCEER-In 'Ilsborne, on 'Wedncls-,
day. April 9th, ,to Mr, kind ]Mgrs,
7 ;Clarence Pletcher, rti. daughter.
MARRIED
ar3WESTCOTT, r- l� AIMNER . - 'At the
1; residence of the bridles parents,
a Lr. and Mrs. John l+ahaex or ICred-
;l iton, Mises Louisa; A. to Mr, Edward
I Ilaresteott. ;son of ,Mr, •and 111ra. Win,
Baseball
On Tuesday night Crediton East
came out and played the locals in a
five innings game and received a good
beating to the tune of 13 to 1. The
visitors infield was a joke and some-
what resembeled.a sieve. afotz pitched
good ball however, but was touched
for 11 hits, while Windsor held Cred-
iton East to five scattered hits; get-
ting into trouble twice, filling up the
bases and -then not letting the next
three batters see the ball seemed to be
his favorite style. Exeter got away
with a seven run lead in the first in-
nings. Crediton East did not score
until the last innings, when the first
man up smashed a two -bagger over
the right field fence and ran followed
with another double. Umpire -Bissett
GODEEICH HOTEL FINED
The LLrst .conviction of a hotellceep-
er under the Canada 'Temperance Act
was registered on !Wednesday of last
week against the Bedford Hotel.Gode
rich.
Coante Constable Fellow made ' a
search of the Bedford hotel' and aecur-
ed. a .quantity of beer and the case
was !settled by 'Bedford pleading guil-
ts before Police alagistratc Kelly ' and
peeing a !fine of $75,00 and costs.
On Friday morning, John Bedford,
proprietor or the !same hotel paid an-
other ;Eine: brecause 'the bartender ;ub-
( stituted wvhesks instead of water
which a counts councillor ;leaked for.
The fine 'was $150. and .costs+ the in-
formation beim laid !be Sergeant
aIoorc.
These finless are now paid. ,to the
counts treasurer and ,the expenses of
enforcement borne b3.the. county.
Daring the three d3 ears. the ;Canada
Temperance Act was in force 25 Jeer's
ago there was over $10,000 Icollecetd in
,tines and the Iespenaes were 8`5;000'
Westcott, of UisbornC, on Wednesday leaving a balance in the license. ;fund•
of the counts ,of 'over ,44,000, with
June Oda', by I-tev. E, J. Becker. interest on hand to eecure the. enforce -
DIED, went of the Act.
(DEARING-ilei Exeter, on fJu.ne, 2nd
Mrs. Jane Dearing, awed. 78 ,yealrja
3 !months and .27 dap. ..
Additional locals- on page dive.
Mr, Will 3. Carling, of Brighton,
and Mr. and ',11Mr,s. W. D. Mane, of
Winnipeg, are visiting an ,towvn ow-
ing to the pe 1°0 illnlese oG'.14r. '.C. 13;.
Carling whose condi toet its not im-
proving 'a;na, 1 v 1a.g$
Parkhill eelebratesa July- 1st. Eitr-
ades. 13alseb'a11, Motor ;Cycle and .Horsth
raciarg, Concert in evening. • Sonata.
thing doing every minute.
Garden Parts -'The Ladies Aid of
Main St, church ,will hold a Garden
Parts on the Church ground* or.
Wednesday, June 23rd. Tea will by
served L.
rola 6 to 8 o'clock.
Ilan,d `n
a
attendance.. Adxnl oa 25 and 15
cents. Ice cream end candy- cold on
the, grounds,--Mrjs. Elateaffe,rd, Spey.;
Exeter School
Report' t OIL THE 13ACE ;STREET"
1' So far the 'Oleg on ]linin, .st
E. S. Department • giving !good satisfaction, A.
shower visited this part on S
s
mat iia The: lesti,z tes 'lar hydro pawvAr ,fer;c
heavy Exeter have been ;fnr.aushed the courir
tenda.r cit bs the (Hydro Eleetrie Coni xaiesime
ESTIIll:A•TI:I FURNISHED:
The 'following pupils having main- night but. there ,was; little' or no Ind).
tailed axe 'average of 75 per cent on cation.or it on Hondas, Otherwisa
their term work rue exempted from. the road would hare been in a very
taking Jane exams -if they . so desire x mus
dd condition. That our citizens
Form II -'W Strang. 1 trealizr that file dust nuineane.e tis a
hlAndeGGerliH. real one is eraph'atsized by t1i Bagel
EssT?orerym 0.17
1 -Llarve.y, "Irson, riagarth,,ng, R,; that 00 rmany or the back s•trcte:ts have
I ' Sharp V Stewart F Wood. pet"tinned to have the streetswvater-
rd and vva Venture the guesta that .1r
Form I (Com.) -L, Rice, L. Kestie the dust its kept down on all the
romo 'ons: will be an-
ti
The other p cart petitioned for the watering
naui�ced ]afar. In the meantime all carf, wvall lr'ave is vers busy '5ensnn.
tivho have taken over 60 per cent on The suggestion has been made that
their tern; work and have made ale- the town follow out than s,ttslicm of oil_
tiluat,a preFaratifor une e.mTagg on the lett-meta to be watered. If
rads 'Neel prettf sureon ofthe beinJg successsas the town wvauld relrehnee nnoi:hter
G. Spark, Principal.
. S. Department
ROOM IV.
Sr. IV -Honors, M. Das 81; V.
Hartleib 79; V. Jones, 76; E. Doyle
*754. PMS,. I. Zuefle 74; H. Boyle. 73;
V. Mallett 72; C. Mallett 72; M. Cann
171; V. Hill a70; B. Cann 69; W. Da-
vis! 694 G. Bedford 68; 3L Hardy 68;
C. Metrics 66; L. Blake 64; D. Knight
163 ; L. 33astingws 62; 13. Rivers 62.
Jr. IV -Honors, V. Jones 88; C.
a= seaman. 83; C. Sanders 82; W. Bred -
den and all. Harvey, equal 81; T. Con-
nor 78; V. Sweet 77. Pass, Wa Brown
74 ; E. Taylor 31; C. Harness 70; N.
Norre 60.
No. on roll 33; average att. 29.
C. Vospar, teacher.
It00"M V
Junior 4th -Honors, Mildred Harvey
$4 ; Blanche. Senior 79; Greta Har-
nesfs 77; 'Pass, Verde. Iloweliiffe 74;
Paul Collins '73; Alice Vincent 70;
Edward Yellow 72 ; Stella Sanders 68.
Senior 1rd Honors, Margaret
Kuntz Si; Verna Walker 80; Earl
Russel 78; Mabel Johns 78; Lizzie
Hartleib 77; 'Howard Dignan 77; Idel-
la Davis '76; VioIa Hodgert 76; Mabel
Houlden 75; Beverley Acheson 75;
Pasta -Dorothy Balkww-ill 74; Charlie
Ford 73; George Hinds 73; .Toacphine
Davis 13 ; Philippe Ilareeus 72; Flor-
ence Vincjent 71: Belle Gould 67;
Kelvin Redden 65; Olive Bedford 04;
.Jessie; Bowles 63; Mildred Wood. 62;
Mildred Horton 62 ; Alvin Andrew 62;
Perla Sanders 61.
No. ,on xoi1 37; average att. 35.
J. S. Murray, teacher.
ROOM VI
Form III, Jr. - Honors, ,Betty
Brown, 90 Jas. Morley 90; 'Greta
Redden 88 . Frank Derr 87; 1%iiidr-'d
Norry 85 Wee. Lawson 84; Georg;.na
(flatter 82'1 Mae Elworth'y 81; Verde
Vale 77; Cyril' Dome 76; Jos. Bradt
72 ; Gladys Bedford 71; Reggie Tay-
lor 70 ; Rubs Davis 70; Mayr Webster
63 ' 'Wm. 'Webster 62.
Form IIl Sr. -Honors, Bertha Rus-
sel 86; Stuart Stanbury 85: harry
Seldon, a4; George Bedford. 83; Mary
Elworths 82; Carrie Davis 80; Grace
Creech 70; Earl' Mallett 76; Florence
Norrs 75; Ruth Lamportc 74; Mar-
garet Gladman 73; Lyle Statham 72;
Murray Scott 70; Florence Harvey 70
Mildred Rowe 67.
No. enrolled 46 ; average att. 44.5
II. M. Kinsman, teacher.,
ROOM VII .
Class. 3 -Honors, R. Davis 88; M.
Ford 87; 15. Dignan 85; M. Horney 83
C. Webster 81; R. Northcott 78; J.
Barr 75; Pars, 0. Acheson 71; L
Wells 70; C. l3r:maeoaube 68; J. White
60.
Class 2 -Honors, V. Collingwood 93
E. lies s, 90; M. Nelson 89; E. Horney
86 ; H. Gould 82; L. McDonald 80; W.
Spencer 79; E. Hunkin, 78; Pass, L.
Fanson 68 ; IV. 14lakinis 62,
Class 1 -honors, V. Bloomfield 93;
I. Stewart 92 ; J. Bright 91; 1C. Stan
-
bury 90; L, Snell 89;; G. Sanders 86
D. Bedford 80 ;• F. !Scott 79; L., San-
ders, 78 ; 'Pass, C. Gladman .72.
24o. enrolled 38 ; average att. .37
1. Quackenbush, teacher.
ROOM 111.,
Ft. II, -honors, It. Creech 90 ; 1I,
Harness, 82 ; W. on 'Wasciaski 81;
Pass. G. Beavers 71; E. ,Mallett (38;
E. Sanderson 58; G. Mitchell 58: I t
tan!: car of oil this could be done and
done at n teav'na' to the tnwn so tine
nnd.errta.nd. Bes'des this there is the
saving of the ,r^^dbed. One great
advantage the n'1 has ifs keening down
the dust on $undnTis. Sultrily is the
day when our e'tizens enjoy !s'ttince
out on thea- lawns or verandahs; and
it is 'also Iss 'day when autos axe! ant
in numbers end on thin 'lay the water
capnot keep down the dust. Our back
and side ;streets are ina•good shape for
oiling and we would like to ace the
experiment tried out;:
INJURED AT 1TENSALL
As Lir. and Mins, Win. Glenn, of Us-
boree w':ere •drfving throagh Hensall
on :Salarday East their horiee took
fright when 'paslsing an automobile
and ran down the street. It firist ran
against a butcher cart, then ,collided
with a post opposite the town hall.
smashing the rig rind throwing the
aged couple out
Mrs. Glenn ha•d her breast !bone
broken and was otherwise bruisedandi
shaken up. Mr. Glenn had hits.•leg
fractured and dislocated under the
knee cap.
The aged "man was taken home in
the auto niter his limb h'ad been set.
As he ifs 75 sears old it will' be some
tame before even a partial reeover3
will take place.
PIANO RECITAL A SUCCESS
The piano recital in the Exeter
Opera. House, on !Monday evening by
the pupils o'f Miss Gladys Bissett; A.
Ilius. -W. U... ialsisted by' Miss G. Shaw,
soprano, and Mites Newburn, readier,
was all that could be desired as far
as the entertainment watt concerned
but the d'sagreieablc weather of the
day kept a number from 'attend':ng
although there was 'a.fair crowd
prestraft. - The teepils did themselves
nrreh credit: each'oni. taking
he'r "rapt wve'll. The" specrareteleYat'"for •
the •Iev,en'n. Was Mile G. aline- and
12 ss Newbury. of London. Mss Shaw
sang !severe; selections land was en-
cored each' time: She has a vers mel-
odious voice of wide ,range: and volume
and her singing was greatly apprbl-
dated. '_Hiss Newbury gave several
readings and wals heartily applauded!
by an 'appreciative, audience. Miss
I3isisett played an instrumental solo;
The work of her pupils, Showed, were'
lent training. The folIowine took;,
party Misses 13. Senior and Dorothsj
Ralkwill. instrumental duett ; Harry(
Seldon ; Mss 'Carrie Thomson, Visa
Mildred Harvey ; Miss Margaret
Sharp, Miss 'Lena. Oblates, Miss Grace,
Creech ; hiss Ruby Parsons, Miss
Amy Johns ; and arias Marjorie Sel-
dom. piano , solos ; and Misses J. Mc-
Cullough and Ferne Francis. and lits.•
stirs )3. Smith and G. ,Bissett, instruct
mental duetts
Z -ION JUBI LEE
The Jubilee- of the Zion Methodist
church, Eliteaviile. circuit, ,will be 'held
next Sunday and Monday, June 13th
and 14th. On Sunday ;sermons will be
preached at 10.30 a,m. by the Rey.
W. Q'iance, a former pastor and ,in
the evening at 7 o'clock by the Rev.
John Veale, also is former pastor. The
Granton "Methodist choir ;will furr.. sh
the music. Collections at both- ser-
vices. On Monday, Jute 14th, a grated
picnic will be held on the school
grounds near the church, coulm?r.Cing
at 2 o'clock when .addresses will be
given be' several ;Cornier paetors o£
he church Singing by the a:eel:rane
Male Quartette, Witham 11111.1s, o4
Woodhana, Charlie 1'atil, or Kirkton.
Reading by Jack Jose, of Kirktoai and
violin. solos ley Cecil Skinner. , Ma
served at 4 o'clock. Admission 35e
and 20c,
,Claw D -,Honors, 0. Brown 89; R.
Fansou 85; If, Nelson, 84; .11, Bloom-
4ield, 81; 1. Mitchell 78; .Pass, 111, Bis-
sett 71; L. Vincent '74; L. McDonald
71; E. Northcott 68; E. l5useell 66.
Class, 0, -Honors. V. Roulston 88 ;
J. Bloomfield 86; 11. 'Sanders, 84; G.
Webster 80 ; V. Kellett 80; I. Mit-
chell 80; M, Murphy 79; Pass -I. Lana
70, G. Brock 67; G. Wells 61; E.
Coombes 60.
No. on roll 47; average attendance 41
Ida Armstrong; teacher.
V....mamaININewestatee
SPEND YOUR
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DOMINION DAY
AT SEAFORT10
AND ATTEND THE 16th
ANNUAL MI3 1'INO
OF THE
• Seaforth Turf Club
One of the Best Race Meets
In Ont., all the Best f;Uarses
$2100 in Purses
COME TO C4th
On July 1 and 2 ,
Band in Atte'adaitce
M,!5wodericrk, Sec. ITaae'enloelc, Pros.
CONFERENCE NOTES
Messrs II. 32. I1lustou, and 37 W. F..
Beavers. 3. G. inc es and 5.. al. San-
ders attended the conlerenlcc from
town.
Mr. II, L. Huston of town gave a
vers' it±eresting paper on church fin-
anc.ng at one of the lay ruen's, meet-
lags,
R'v. Dr. Thomas "Manning, of Strat-
ford. was elected president on Thurs-
day of . last week. Or. A1c,0s.mus, ,of
London was next rand Rev, u.. W.
Maxwvorths .of Main Street church
fa to be congratulated on hta support
being only a few votes behind Dr.
eleGamus,
Four Soong men were ordained into
the AMethod:st church last Sabbath.
The service was, impressive and was
conducted b3 hey, Dr. illanr,i.n,g, the
ordination sermon Wing preached by
Rev. A. Langford.\ The Lour men.whe
are now regular ;clergy men are• 3.; E
Jones. of Grp d't:on ; It, A. Brock, of
Montreal 1. L. Poster, of Toronto,
and Frederlek W.!Ore ila of rl'haanles-
v;lle, 117;e. Jones received ilea high
, school etlration inr.c o- t wa
da.
` attend:ng Albert college. He is a
promising young near. ;and will ne
dou'bl. make his was in( the knin''.(stey.
and they are •below the ti,guree that
have previously been emoted. Thr
timate, is $43.'70 Spur lap. for 200 h.,pl,.
ibe cost ofa .inlatalling distribution
o is rbtrtiau
system' Tor the town will be $20.000.
The 'Hydro Commission promiises
that if we act quickly and pasts the
money by-law that the work all or-
dering 'Material and 'building th'e linea
will be !rushed through with'. ail haste'
and that w ,w'
e , rll be able to have It;-
dro installed by Decpr. berg
Reeve Taylor left Monday night' to
get rfurther lnt'ornaation, from the
HSdro 0omataisaion.
The figures quat' d Seen; quite satis-
factors to start v • f tte th.oise, who are
in touch: with the hydro sitaation.
It $should mean la saving to our town.
Croat. the start. The ditstribetion 'sea -
tea
ses -tea is the (big least 'but this •wii;l1 '
spread over a piexiod. or Se'arhs and is
the property of the municipality.
We understand thus does not ,take',
into ,consideration the present electric
light plant, The i :ranch:se of the Ex-
eter Electrio Light ,and Power(,Co. ex-
pires in December and the, .town
under no obligations ito the company,
Some -•consideration is no doubt due,
then; and the settlement will: be
left with the town but the commissioa
no doubt, will advise in .the matter.
The town. council (bave been, anx-
lousls waiting on !the Hydro commis-
sion and now ,with the necxetssary in
formation at their disposal the matter
will be gone ahead, with ataaece.
The next move will be utc to the
eitizena of Exeter..
Letter From the Front
DTei,
460. ;No. 2 'Co'y, let llatt'� 1s t
Brigades ;Cauadinr case, li'raneee
q y ' r K`aa' tette, ,alga ,
Dear .11,.1';?, Oa/aids-a F ,
I suppaac Sou hay ,race' y rd
by this time, .[-m vxiting
,Spar Uzi*
letter ca to let you know how am ,2'e[M
ting along at the front. We arrived
et the front !n (name blotted out deal
oensor), on the 26th off,A,oa,rii. On Malt
3rd we came'' to the base in Franoa
where • we are now. We haven't,
b>
read i
ka
the treitc,k,.,s ,Set' but bare ball
considerable excitement' .under ehedl
'fare.
Two of our boys were, killed axed sone
wounded. the fi:rst. lay xie arrived Lai
range of the big guns.. The artillery.
sounds just like a continual: thunder(
sterna and they 'keep hammering„away)
night and. day
The casualtiele a metng the Canadians
have been vary heavy, is the last big
battle when the .hoya, made '.a nano
for fianada,. That its the reatisoa wet
are at the base here being reorga.ta.-
leed. We will be eat axed tat them!
again, in :about .> week. •
The Germans are clow nfsLtzg this
pAisonoa$ gas with terrible effect and.
it will no doubt have a bb• e,ffeiet
on. the outcome of the .avar if tine Ala
lies do mat (goon. start ,to use .som.ething,
similiar and :gfr,ye .tboae •German ;bar
barians leome of their awn metdid'iSnce
There ,are lots of thingur I could, tell
you but our betters are all read by'.
the censor and ,w.. ,are not able to
say much.
I'll close, hoping to hear from you
soon,
Yours vers isineexely.
P.S;-13ameanber me ,to the boa t;
THE EXETER BARGAIN STORE
Heady Made Clouting
We are desires of making a clean up of our
mens and boys clothing, and to do so we will give
some extra values. Baal our range and get o .x
prices.
fade=to-pleasure Suits
Oar made -to -measure .suits always please.
Shoes
We have a complete stock of Iow shoes, straps,
pumps arid etc., and sold at the very Eowest prices.
MENS -try a pair of our ASTORIA shoes.
See oar job lines of shoes, 50o, 75c, $1,00 per
pair.
Shifts
A new range of mens shirts just arrived,
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