Exeter Times, 1915-7-22, Page 1WO TY -SECOND YI Al ---No 2219.
EXETER,
ONT,, THURSDAY CORNING, JULY 22nd, 1915
PHONE 32
JONES AND MAY
PHONE 32
A LIST OF
L3CIAL SUMMER
GAINS
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE OF PRINTS AT 10 CTS. PER YARD
place On Sale This Week ice vast 1500 yards of print, in good
tl'ast colors, a large range of patterns and colors to select
WI &nein, Thoy are well worth rz z, cents a yard, our Special Sale Price, only roc per yard
ILDS' DRESSES ON SALE DIG SALE OF TOWELLING
�4 only childs'
ages from 2 to 6'
sterns of prints
proved up to 35c,
wash dresses for 300 Yards 0 u r e
L4 d
yrs, in neat pat- Linen crash t Towelling
and ginghams, worth to day 14.c a
to clear out at 49c each. yard. Special Sale Price, only roc .a yard
LADIES PARASOLS ON SALE
Ladies' Black
Empire style of'
ql.iality cover-
Sale Price for this week at
cTs
Parasols. Long
handles. Good
ings, Special
98 cents each
LADIES' DRESSES ON SALE
Special sale this cis week, a n i c e
range of ladies' --- wash' dresses,
good quality of materials and
colors, special clear•ng price at only 98 cts,
Sumer Trimmed Millinery at Dalt Price
We offer any trimmed hat in our show -room at 4 regular prices, All colored shapes at 5oc,
Men's Ready To = Wear Clothing and Furnishings
Oar men's readY -to,wear clothing department offers exceptional' values in up-to-date suits..
Call and inspect otir stock.' New summer furnishings in great variety for 'nen
and boys. Meal's fine straw hats at greatly reduce prices
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Cone in and see Our Big Assortment of Ladie's••5lippers and Pumps. A fine fine to choose
from in patent leather, white and plain black, also a full range of
men's, women's and chilidren's outing shoes.
tifiLITY
600D
USE:
T 1 lbs
PI 1il0iltl� :Bindcr �'
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Plymouth .Special; 500 ft. -Jac ib.
Salmon Tag, 550 feet -9 3-4c a lb
Silver Sheaf, 600 feet— 114c a lb..
Gold Medal, 650 feet - 14 cts lb.
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These Twinesare made in the l argest
Twine Factory in Canada,
is Your HowHayFork Rope ?
_ •, We can supply you with
PLYMOUTH GOLD MEDAL ROPE - 18 CENTS A POUND
Tinsnaithing. and Plumbing.
Rei, usEstimate on Your Eavetroughing.
Furnace work and Plumbing
1P.FT ON
ih Heaman.'s Hardware PHONE
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d ; ' and S)tove Store -
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x VTR -At Sauble Line., Sta^nley, to
(AZr, and Mrs. Johu Bute, on ,lune
22nd, 1a son.
•.VOISIN--At Goshen Linc, South, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Voisin, on 3u1y
3rd' a son.
.SAZI'PII-At 'Goshen .Linc south, ou
July 8th, to Til'. and Mrs(,;A. Snaith
t1 soar.
3O1:IN
STON-;fit 1.ondoxi Tload, en
July 11114, t;> Arts and Mrs.' fatties
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'Johns fou, sea. '
„ 4A.N.- MI E --At; 14th cpnit on Juts
12th, rto Air.' and M;xs. rrank Deal
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0 rl,?PLLL -.At 'Woodham on 3une
23rd, ,to Mr.' and Mrs. Sidney Chap
Pell, a ,daughter.
WHIO!E- Tel Flaxcombe, Sask, on
July 16th, to Mr. land Mrs. Law-
rence F: White, a: son (Lawrenct.'.
Harvey)
MOUSE OF ALEX. BUCIFIANAN •
IS DESTROYED BY. FIRE
t'Saturda - mornin sv
On 3 g bile all the
rnenl,bers of the family of Alexander
Buchanan, who resides about a mile
east or l:Tensall, were engaged in;
Milking and other duties at the barn
some of them noticed: smoke and
flames arising from the summer kit-
chen. They at once Tushed /to file
house, but the fire had gained{ such
headway, 'thatnothing could be done;
A. i.eltphonc, message .for h,e.ip wan
sent to .I-Icnsall and in a short tir0e
several auto loads were on the scene.
The rurnituresand bedding seas car Girls 10 and under, Sraee McMahon
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rind out ata". very minutes, but .Grace Creech. Pearl. Sanders.
not a second too soon, las the flames .Dons 13 and under, Alvin 'Andrew.
made rapid progress and some de-
stroyed the house.
The residence was or brick With
Metallic roof, and was built Allam•
years ago by Mr. Stoneman; who George Hind. Norman Norrs
eor'.Imerly owned the term,. The in- Gilrs 15 and under, alias Ford.. An»'
suranee on the house was small -only C is her, Thelma Ford.
1%1,000 -which will go but a short 100 yards open, II. Windsor, • M.
way towards replacing the building. Scythcott, C. Wood.
As Mr. and. ,Mrs. Buchanan hada son: Single tladie*' race_, Gladys Ford, E.
killed byaccident a short time, ago 13edrord, Lena Coates.
touch ssrpathy is felt for theta i;u
this second -misfortune.
llydro Cay -Law Carried
ith I
no he uncertain ncert ile 'laven soundshaventhc> keand 15dee The following' high. school entrance ! 'phree sinks or >vrrautoix 33o1vietr
n •sslri rand as w
;Miss Beetle, of Tt3urford, i:r vias;,tin.g
Entrance Resr�lt� 11
wit 'hiss :Laura Jere ter, ecewne.
claxed ,th'at Exeter should be linked, ' candidates
have been passed ;by. the, motored +avea 'btr'ed r, y a
up 'sy'iih The users of power from the , Boar,(l of Examiners and approv( cI by 7 %o t0 prOSs are .>nlOyilyg 1'ratndly
Ontario iTydro• I:leetrio Commission. ! the ilepartnaen. or 1;aueation. 1 g;aules on the green.
Roughly estimating about seventy peri A card ;riving the Marks in each + With advaneing gears copses cons-
rent of the qualified voters went ,too satbjeot will ba sent to each sensucceese i tipatiou. Bezel' Orderlies are a spec
the polls' aid with only seven dissent"' ' rut •candidate, '`• , i,tily',good laxative for ageing people.
Mg votes, cast Lheir ballots in favor � The certificates of the successful.' Sold only 'by W. S Cole, The Etexal.k
of the by-law, One remarkable thing t candidates will be( sent to the; teacher Store, 100„ 25e, 6,. ,a0o,„ 'boxes. t
is that the poll at the North' where , or secretary or the school leerly in: Granton Pa.txiotic League will hold
the :'majority of vot3;r3 G,re not users' August:.,a ,monster 5'af:riotio 1%°•le�brateon on,
ot the electric Tight not one ;vote was The. standing required for ass is Wednesday next, July 28th. A bila
vest ,against the By -lay. At the eolith' 40 per cent in each subject and a, to program or Games, .`sports and Tootend there were two who were opposed, tell of 390 marks and for honors a toe Races. 1)0 not miss it. See bills:
to hydro-, nt the •Town Hall three. tat of 487 marks. .
fencl at pelt No. 3, two, (uite a nuns The highestt marks obtained in .each
ber were''indifferent: and took no in: i subject (tire as follows;,
teres{, x71 the ` morning the. Deputy( I Reading-Bennonde 'MeNell 49,
returning officers had an ease time ' Writing,-1Iclen Kidd, 45.
bit after dinner the votes came , Spelling -Kate Hands, Hazel Young
in a little better. Some or the coun- Hilda Williams. 48.
cillors got on the job and did a little.' Literature, -Nellie O'Callaghan 93,
canvassing It tivas a vers' quiet Arithmetic: -Carl Miller 100.
election lion -ever' n little quieter,:t
Grammr-1llars Day, 90
than we ,arc in the habit, or having int Geographe-Jack Marshall, Wilson
the Village,
Engineer 'Castor will be back :again.
on I•rida,e and meet the council and
formulate plans to get to worse in
the very neer future as we have the
promise .of the 'commission that alae
system will `be installed by the time
the franchise expires in December,.
The next f.tep is all import tat ole.
That is the installation of a liaht,in ;C txua • Blanche
se stent for star town that, ss i:1 l e a D.,vxs. Willie
satisfaction end a joy forever . But Hastings, Lula
we believe tails matter is in cep.2bli}
hends and that''effi.eience, beauty and
conome R ill re eels: +clue ccn`'icr'ra e
tion.
The vote "tom the different polls was
as 'follows 7'ol inti sub -division 10. 1,
73 for, 2 against polling „lib -div s:oi1 t ;:mm, 1larySn
no.2. 78 for,.3 against; pulling scab-
divisioll No. 33 73 Cor, .2 Aga ,i,st ; pole - Do312 Eugene
li sub div'is:on no. 4, 20 far. 0 D'lS as 'ry, honors
against. ilcar,.1c1', Verde
I1:rd3 liildred.
lxorles Cl Fence -
i .. SUCC SCs'e°Jl 5, S Picnic .)Iailett, \':islet
Woods 88,
Compote ion -Ethel Murdock, Laura
Watson 81,
Total -Michael Bowler, Jack •IlT:e,r"
shall, 529, ,
Exeter Publio School
iheele Herold, honors 499
•al Louise 419
441
39:1
392
429
157
461
393
407
420,
469.
446
u0.�.
463
457
401
423
428
Trill, Verde
Jones ,Vera
atoll tt,
.Clifford
Rivers, Bruce
'Suet le, Irene,.
Bedard Gordon.
i1 illi:u s,
Hilda
The annual- encore .of th ,iat�i�, St. _ Crediton School
Sunday School was held at Grand,
33c:nd on Thursday of last week and Brown, Maurice I • i9<
438
a35
4_>2
46'2
450
g69
. 433
463
4'28
431
was one of t;ae piostsaicce,sful,in, the Fin6Leiu:.r, :Edward
history of ihi ; se boot. The weather llaise 'Clara
during ,the day eras somewhat threat- Sambrook, Lorene
' mann rain ,1'.c1 a slight shower bee ' 'Jefferson, Aileen
Core staining no aiibt n� num-e til;°ci :z. r. Tsarl
ber at hove. •But those who ss-eent . T3roscri, 1io5ai
were welt r pxid fnr' wLilo the sun Li riser, Nola
did not shine 45•fixr brightly for the Geisees, Mara
occasion it wasin reality better :for iG:isysou, M3 rtic
the sports and amusements •s a!1 Sambrook, Nathan
totered data the, pixie of the 1s enj oo 1
to their own ti'5 Well as.srtherrs enjoy D.tshwood School
;• ive
aieeitt, ` The k.4r <�, s arrived , •ed a t: Gran'st. ,r:;
'Bend sloth r.x.r.,dZ ,lid. „
' i41 i1unahaefound their 21113 to r• faueiltTlcr, 111aluer
' t:hr.. dock where the water sports were EYuc n h.r, Melvin
tell ruian. Greco
held,, .Che lake was.vers calm, ''''The
, .
water sports ore haddition to .Gimme;, Ida.
#the prc;ram at. other years. A. Koch, Milired
d kept
grime of water polo was' played by
teamsand
, captained by herb Ford an
Jack Snell the former winning out.
After the is -,ter sports dinner vas
served in the park. the ladies having
nrovidec ,an abundant supple of good
things to eat. Immediately after din-'
her an adjournment was made to the.
, ball 'p'ark where the sports were .eon-
tined, A ball genie was plaited be-
tweeze the married and single nen,
the married .team winning out 13 to
8. 4'i tug or sear was held ,between
the ,hien of Stephen ;ard 'Usborne six
on a side • the latter: winning out.
The married and single ladies also
tested their prowess on the rope .but
the married ladies were too much 'for
the maidens.'
Following was the result oaf. .the
Aces
Long distance dive, 11. ,Darman, M,
Southcott, Austin Ford.
Fitts wards swim on'bac1;:i, C. Wood
L. Treble M. Sauthcptt,
Novelty mace D. ,Harness L.
Schroeder, John Hogarth,
rifts yards swim. L. Treble, L.
Sehroe•der, 3.. Hogarth.
Primary class race -Herold Pen -
hale, Ooorotlas Bedford, d, Harold Fisher.
Dots rare 10 and under. ',Harold
FrLnale, Eltitore •Christie; Fred Ford,
George :thud, Newnan Hardy.
Girls 13 ond' under. .;?Tay:Ford, Amy.
Fisher, Stella Sanders.
toes 15 and under, MIV.1n .Andrew
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A. Meeting ot the Patriotic League
is •called for Monday evening ,text ,at
7,30 in •the publio library. A. hull at-
tendance of ;he members is requested
to make further arrangements tor
the "Festival: of Nations" which its
to be held. in the 'ink son theievering
of Aug. Oth. , t
The :Ladies
odist ,church
,Cream • social
room of the
August 4111,
served from
Aid of Elitnv.ille Meth -
intend bolding an Ice
in the -Sunday pchool
chureh on Wednesday,
Refreshments will be
7 to .8 o'clock after
Married Ladies race. Mrs. Batten.
Mrs, Gianni and Mrs, 1?intones tie for
second, Mrs. Miller. •
Ladies throwinc, 'baseball, Dorsina
Parsons, Edith Parsons. Mrs. Lawson.
Novelty event. chorine string, W.
TTarenss and E. Davis.l:,Corsiva Par-
sons land Mrs. 1'enhale.2 ; Verde 33Till
and Stella Sanders 3. .
Elting soda biscuit. John: ll:ogarth,
Oliver Davis, W. Riarness.a
Wheel barrow race, John Willis and
Gordon ,Heywood 1; 'Welter Ilarness
and Oliver .Davis 2 : 'Will Warren .and
0. Prouty 3:
Three legged race, Walter Harness
and Oliver Davis 1: Will Warren: and
0, Prouty 2 ; Gordon Heywood said
John Willis 3
Thread;. and Needle race. Wi11 Arm -
which a social• entertainnien.t con- stroma (Gordon Heywood, Walter
tasting of songs, reeitat.;onte, instrtt«. Harness.
mental' ,tousle will he held in , the Married men's race, I?. Delbridgee
W. Smith, Asa Pcuhale,
'Couple Race, Frank Delbridlxe and
;Iles, Batten, 1; ilordon Heywood and
Miss Bedford, 2; L. 1-Iiohardo and
Miss Parsons 3.
The line up for the ball game was
(Married oxen -'.l'. 'Creech 1, W, .5,
3oo2mcx:ciitg nt 6,15. Everybody coarse Cole, lc, '2; 3. Snell 2; E. Shaptonl;
.Ch �� P. u
o '10 2; er. titarve
etd. d 0
as a good game is expe a Jt Ilia3 ,�
Exeter team has been' considerably 1 ; 13', Delbridge 3; IL Ford 1 -
church, chair to be taken ;by Rev.
f4 , A. Barnard,
BASEBALL -Crediton and Exeter
will play agatne of ball ort the Eae7'
ter diamond on 'Thursday tvcningw.
, strengthened in the past ,f'eeav eneeks Single Men -3. M. Southcolt 2 ; x:;.;,
with neve 'Material and presents 10 'Treble 1; 1I, Rivers 3; Windsor 1
The cratirel� ;changlerlylin:-yup .Phe Exeter ,B, Piper 0; 'C. 'Wood 0; F: 11IcPher;•
g' g
team intends:going to 'Centralia On 'son b Northcott 0; W° llarness 1.,
priday evening c.,.,e.-,, ,. a., -'.'Ll U aspire, L)x,; touistoa. ., ,
Granton P'atrigtic League will hold
a monster Patriotic Celebration on
Wednesday r
eat,
July
28th, A
big
progratn or Gaines, sports aud 'Foot
h„
jtacesy Po ;pot; ,i3S it, pee ►il?j
Neeb''Della
Snell, Hazel rOZ
Eitei1hag an, Lulu
Central School, Godexioh
Bradwin. Alice 4.101
Begin„ Myrtle 0
433
Dauees Dorothy 393
51unniners, Eileen
Sturdy, Willie, honors, 08
436
420
459
414
437
499
4(39
4'1
418
401
487
460
403
391
Watson. 1.aara
'.Beck, Eliza
B:ebb, Woodham
McNevin, Isabelle
Mackliu. Lionel
Panzer, Fannie, honors.
Tape, 'Corel3 n
Victoria School, Goderieh
479
432
402
392
464
435
•199
453
457 ,
401
334
485:
461
4110
393
441
171
411
430
484
452
411 ..
r X35
423.
448
428
520
405
429
477
427
435
434
Adams, L
eon
Burkholder:, Stewart
Down, Gorslon
Bates, Susie
Foster. Isabelle
Ilunialvee H.•nry
Iletnd3, hate. honors
;Iiumber, Fern.
Bing;. Lillian
Murray Andrew
(Mitchell, Irene
Newell, Lillie
Pridh.em, Edward.
Pander Mary
Thornton Doupines
Weston, Benson;
Witrb.cr Benjamin
I3eevers, Frederick
Barker, Albert
Donaldson, John.
Donaldson, Elizabeth
GIedhill Winnie
'Howard, 'Helen 1
itabkirk, Jean
Inkster, Barre,on,g2rtlre, Beatrice
Marshall, Jack, honors,.
]Mountain, Sadie
Paltridge, :Margaret
Smith, Helen
Tabb, Olive
Warner, Alfred .
�• ork, 'No:rinan:
;Goderich Separate School
Bowler. Michael, honors, 529
422
403
'449
464
395
441
Farr, 'Gerald
Kidd, x-lelen, 'honors,
Page, Vera
Bullard, Theodore
Griffin, Etni13
Martin, Elsie
Ilcnsall School
13e11, Elliott
Glenn, Mabel
\litckae , Russell
1FcDonald, ]Edna
Wlailesidc, Albert
427
425
467.
895
414
C'caldwell, Nellie 418
Johnston, Mervin, honors 519
1,) {Donnell, Allan 425
. S,rnal1acooarabc Freda honors 508
• .Bay field, School ' '
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EUi tt Florence 410 ; 'JTeard. Rug
sill 308 ; ,ilxetmer, Ixetta 442; Hitt
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417;
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Muriel, 428; King. Frank foo
Incehonors, 487.
Zurich School;
C,;e1f,ass, Lennis 447; Mettler M=
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Mr. 7 d, Anderson, .of Y:etalce st ooct,
a belting' his parents in (OW eat.
Mrs, N. kV, Creceha hiedtwo Eh'ilelreu
and 5frs. ,'Uxtabee, of Brantford, gr
visiting Mr•, and li4rs. Wim, Cre.00h
tawri,
Arcording to the Last ' asse;pseient
roll of Goderich 'the population o2
Goderich is now 4,6'76 '1'be totaf:
v8leatl0n is 52,299,2o2, as compered
with $2,258,499 last .years. The 1yu?insas,
;assessment iiia :4'261,900, .Last Sear ata
Seas :"-250;858• The income a'' si;a •1,43
is "'51,317, as compared with ke17,013.1
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• inch worth 76c for 50 cents
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15 LADIES S &liPLE WAISTS ---- 2.3 its' each
Mens Shirts, special. :10o each.
Ties at 2 for 25 cents
SHOES-- Extra VaIaes in clea,ring lines of
straps, pumps and oxfords
18 pairs 2.iens 55 Shoes in Tan
going at 53.75 a pair.
Shoe Polish - White, Tan and Black - for 10 etiti
Colne Early Thrtrs.1:..y .t'l.:.rnii)g and get some of
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