Exeter Times, 1916-4-13, Page 8Phone
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The M tteiiais are all as carefully chosen for their colors
as their wearing •galilies. If you want your Clothes
to look well on you—you will surely like the
New Stvles we are showing this Spring.
Meng' Suits at $10,00, *12 00, 115.00 to $20.00.
LADIES' SUITS
We have some splendid
Values in 14ltsses' and LecVes'
Suits. The elaterials ate exue•1-
lent, quality and are trade up in
the very Newest Styles.
VASSAII SHOES FOR
WO1iEN
You will want new Shoes
for Easter, Let us show you
earl
for
what is new #o y Spring
wear, Popular Prices $4 and $4.50
GLOVES FOR
EASTER
Perrins and Kayser Gloves
always give satisfaction. You
will be surprised to know the
prices have not advanced, Per-
rins Kid Gloves, Colors and
Black per pair $1.25
SIS
T SILKS
For Waists and Dresses
in a fine range of colors have
just, been placed in stock. This is
a popular Silk this season. Price
per yard $1,50,
NEW CAPS & HATS
Buy your Spring Hat now
and have it ready for E ester,
New Caps at 50, 75e and $1. 00
New Shapes in Fedoras in color
of Grey,�cBlue and Brown a
$2. 25.
NEW SHIRTS
Including a f•Eir t Inge
New Patterns for 1916. The tee -
ors are old dyes and are fast.
Popular Prices. $1. 00 $L25
MILLINERY
Order your Easter Hats
early so as to give our trimmers
time to get it ready for you.
New Hate are being made up
every day.
HOLEPROOF
IIOzIERY
Try Holeproof this seas-
on. Six pair Hose are guaranteed
toear six x months without
holes or new ones are furnished
Free of Charge.
NEW CJLLA.RS FOR
DRESSES & COATS
A fine assortmeet ofFancy
Collars for Dresses and Coats
have just arrived for Easter
buyers, 25c, 35c, 50e and 75e.
CURTAINS
A fine assortment of Lace
Curtains and curtain nets in
very pretty and dainty patterns,
Good values in Bedroom Cur -
talus.
RUGS & LIN'OLEUIMS
There will be a lot of Rugs
and Linoleums sold during the
next few weeks. We ale able to
cffer you old prices onthese lines
Come in and see the new Pat-
terns and get our prices.
KOLORFAST MATTING
Thep
o ular floor covering
for bedrooms andhalls. In colors
of blue, brown and green which
are guaranteed fast to sou and
rain, per yard 50e.
RT Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
Five
Pa9sellger
curing Car
Model 83B
F.O.S.
Toronto
35 horsepower motor
High-tension magneto ignition
Tires. 33 by 4 inches, ton -skid rear
Demountable rims (one extra rim)
Two -unit electric starting and light-
ing with headlight dimmers
Left-hand drive, center control
Full steamline l.ody
The long, low steamline body its unmarred by angles or projections.
From the rounded edge of the radiator to the full curved back, th ere
.s not a break in the Lines. The hood slopes gently upward and blends
.nta the beautifully curved cowl. The doors are flush, with' hinges conceal-
d and handles inside. The fenders are long and sweeping in thein cur -
res. wi h gracefully rounded surraccs. The running boards are clean and
;'ree from obstruotione, the storage battery concealed, the tire carriers
blared at the rear. The windshield is built-in, and conforms to the curve
ie the cowl—a part of the car itsel`, not an apparent afterthought.
The car is is uperbiy finished ie a rich, deep Brewster green, delicately
striped with pure ivory white, and set off in pleasing contrast be black
enameled radiator, fenders and running board shield.
Mode/ 83 13 touring oar is a beautiful car. It asks no odds of any car
tt ane price—it is at home in any company,
Famous Knight Motor $1575; Big Six $1500; Light Six $1400.
Model 75—$850.00
A number of used Ford Care for sale also one used Chevrolett.
EXETER MOTOR SALES CO
W. ,SHELL, Sales Agent
BORN
;IIOFFMAN-rn. Hay Tp., on March 29
tat I1r. and 'airs. Simon Hoffman, a
son. 1 E „t i l .1
STAtt —A.`t ''enrich on march 30th to
,Mr, and Mrs, Rudolph 1e. Stade, a
Bon, 1
t T U 'i -Aft 'Zurich, on April lst to
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert t,i ttley, a
daughter.
STONE ---in Saskatoon, Sask., on Apr,
8th to M1•., and Mrs. J. W. Stone,:
a de:' b ;er,
MARRIED
it WI N.-.1)1 tTI,'i+ - Tn :Exeter, on We d -
2t I1
'RevD. V v
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mashie-. April 1 h . y
Collins. Miss :!rare, Basis, daughter
of Me. end Mee, Dan, Davis, to Mr,
!}reels Irwin.of Jngcx'solt.
:I..TMACOMI)E :3ALKWILL t-- Ati
Market Report=The following
the report of the Renter atart:ei
rorreeted up• to April 12th,
Wbett 80 to 950,,
Oats 40c t `"
Barley 50 to 550
Buekwheat 60 to 65e
Peas st1.00 r 1
Family Flour $3,10
Lori• Grade Flour $1.75.
Bran e20.00 per ton,
Snorts, $27.00 per ton
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Butter 28 to 30e
Creamery Butter 35 and 30e
Hogs $10.50
Potatoes $2,25,
Hamilton, on April llth, Miss
Tillie Balkwiil, daughter of Mr,.
Balkwill, Sr., of Exeter, to
111:r. Frank I3rimacombe.
STEP:.T N15ON—TROTT — Ast Simcoc
On Wednesday, April; 5th, Mies Dora
daughter o4 M. and 'Mrs. W. Il.
Trott, formerly of Exeter, 'to Mr.
David Stephenson, of i3eamesvilie.
DrED
W ALTERS --In I:;,:.eter, on Thursday,
April Oth, Mrs. James Walters in
her 70th year,
zr'v ItTII, ' -- Trl,.Exeter. 4,. Mon-
day, April 10th, Mary ' Arl'sorthy,
relict i the late Richard 11wor-
thy aged 77 years and 11 mon hs.
VAsltrr3N'SON--in TTsborne, on `°'Fri-
day, April 7th, Wesley Parkin on,
aged 37 ewes. ,
Fresh Groceries
all the time
Orders delivard at once
Produce taken in
• exchange
Choice lettuce and
celery all the.. time
Order Parmell's
Bread
Try Wilson's
Ice Cream
PROMPT DELIVERY
a
ikon's
Phone
Grocery
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LOCAL
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Mr, Al. Hastings was in Parkhill on
Tuesday.
Mr. G. J. Dow shipped 28 horses to
Montreal last week.
Mrs. Jos. Hawkins is quite ill at
her home on Heron street.
Miss.,
Marguerite rgu rer't
e Pickarca is confin-
ed to her
home through h rllneas.
Friday, April 21st, is Good Friday
and the following Sunday is Easter.
The roads throughout: this district
are drying up tine and the autos are
rant.
Mr'. Jas. Lutton, of London, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Horton on
Tuesday:
Mr. and Airs. W. Bradt Ieft 'last
week for Thedford where they' wilt
reside in future.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Blatebford is recovering from an at-
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. and 'Hiss McMurray, of Me-
dina, attended the funeral of the late
A. S. '.Deavitt last week.
Mr. Harry Jennings, of London, has
returned to town and has re-engaged
with the 'Ross -Taylor Co.
Mr. Al. Ifastingd has purchased the
lot on Andrew street north or Mr.
Thos. S.estle fromi Dr. 'Roulston.
It was reported that he Ccrnrner-
lal hotel had been said: but we un-
slerstand that the d:al has not gone
through.
Th: many friends o': Bess: Thos.
lfarten. w•h•i hes been seriously ill,
wall l e glad to knoty that she is im-
p 1a ing.
Miss Vera Muxrorthy left last
week for Palmerston, where she has
been engaged to teach tclrool tilt the
end of, the term.
The funeral of Mary Ann Smith
of Clandeboye. was held Saturday
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J.. Aitkins, of Lunen, to Morris Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. (Col.) Wilson, of Seaforth, vis-
ited Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Stewart on
Sunday. She is at presant risiti}ig
with Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher of the
'T • mes Road.
Th'e Mission !Circle of iMain Street
'hiethodisf church will bold a sale
of home-made cooking and candy at
Beverley's old stand on Saturday af-
ternoon, April 15th.
Ploughing has started in the neigh-
''oorhood.Some of the early r ones
have tried it out and it $will be gen-
eral in a few days. The fall wheat
is said to have wintered well.
Airs, A. S. Deavitt held an auction
sale of her household effects on
Saturday last. The house was offer-
ed for sale but wag not sold and will
be offered for sale private.Iy. Mrs.
Deavitt will make bar home with her
nephew, Mr. ;Chas. Harvey.
¬! er dog affected with Meanie
wait reported at the beginning of the
weak to be running through the
township • of Downie, Perth Co., and
was: the cause of much uneasiness to
the farming community. 'Reeve. M.
Irvine, of the township of Blanshard.
has issued a proclamation ordering all
dogs to be tied up for a period of
30 ,days or otherwise to be securely
muzzled.
VETE'? I. Unit
It is not generally known that' hot
neaps, tea and cocoa are cserved to
the men intho trenclteA at the firing
line night and day. In aid of this
work Mrs, E. ,1: li'o1l1 1z tvi11 enter-
tain the ladien of town to a Buffet
Lunch on Friday afternoon from 3 •
to 5 pan —10e; .gentlemen also wel-
come.
l'RESENT 'rn WIT
TAPE MEMl31! PSI Ir
The regular ,monthly meeting and
quarterly tea oe the W. M. S. of Ca,
von Presbyteries) church .was held
on rI 7ts, s n
,itftcrnonn, Mee. Amoss
Tuesday '
read ctn intergsting paper on the work
anion the Jewe in Canada. Mrs,
G. Manson eves presented with a
life membership certificate by the
tsoeiety: '
T HOME”
Mrs. A. E, Kuhn will be "At Horne"
an Wednesday afternoon, April 19th
and thereafter the third Wednesday•
of each mouth.
CHINA. SHO'W'ER
On Wednesday evening of lest week
a china shower was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Seidon for Miss
Birdie :Boyle, Light refreshments,
were served and a very sociable
evening was spent.
FORMER EXETER YOUNG;
LADY MARRIES
..A 'quiet wedding took place at the
theme of the 'bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. H. Trott, of. Simcoe, • and
formerly of Exeter, when thein
daughter, Miss Dora, was united in
ivarriage to 111r, David Stephenson
of Beamesville,
HAS ACCEPTED CALL
L A. Trunzper, of Dover Par-
isi, s accepted the call extended
hen by the Trivitt Memorial church
and Lia new duties here will com-
mence
on Sunday, May 14th. Rev.
I'r , •tit; e_ comes to Exeter highly re-
commended and we welcome him to
our midst.
FELL. FBOAM WAGON
Mr. and Miss. Eldon, of Kintore, at-
tended the funeral of the late A. S.
Deavitt -last week and spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Har -
Vey. On Monday while Mr. Eldon
was riding down town in a waggon
i be horse gave a quick move and he
Overbalanced fallixtg out; on his head
and receiving a bad shaking up.
C HI VA'RIIj
Air. Victor Heywood and bride re-
turned last Saturday evening from
their wedding tri and have taken up
thein residence on the 3rd concession
bfi •Usho(rne. On Monday evening a
number of young 'fellows chivaried
them and ',rather late in the evening,
'came to town and disposed of tine
aonation given there. at one of this
restaurants.
11 CNA. WAY
A team oe -Irses ,belonging to Mr.
James Blair became' frightened at the
road grade_ c.s Bain St. on Tuesday
morning and bacanie' unmanageable.
The drivel Jnt ed
from the wagon
and the team ran down town where
they were, captured. „The lines and
the tvhiLseneseu were broken but no
iierious damage done.
t1ICES' EORI;CAS1n
A Reactionary Storm Period is
central 031 the 13th, '14th, and 15th.
During this period expect a very sud-
den rise of temperature, passing as a
it pid, warm wave from the west to
east These conditions will •culminate
on and touching Saturday, the 15th
in a very low 'barometer, unseason-
able warmth, and wicked storms of
wind,.rain and thunder and hail. All
approaching storm clouds and the
general conditions of humidity and
wind et'rrents, should be closely
scanned, as dangerous tcrnadii, stomas
sill be quite probable at this time;
Great hail storms in 'many loralities
will be reported within forty eight
hours •of noon on the 15th. Watl;h
Cor the !brassy, copperish ,glow in the
clouds, with purple blackish brows
end trimmings, and when these in-
dications become manifest, you had
'better prepare, for a terri::in bout-
;) ever/sent or hail. ft •will be wise to
anticipate tremendous, downpours of
Venus rains at this and other April
storm periods. The easter full Moon, is
on the 171h, and this fact premiums
prolonged disturbances, with change
to blighting, cold gales, and severe
squalls of late snow, following quickly
on the western rim of high temp-
erature, thunder, rain and hail. The
past determined efforts of Boreas to
prolong his dominion of winter will
most likely, be put forth', during the
two storm periods between the 12th
and: 22nd. 'Remember this warning
and protect your garden truek ac-
eotrdenglY.
New Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILORED LAND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVES WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabrie and Style a unique
and interesting collection, meeting
the requirements for street wear and
travel.
It is unusual, to present ao early ha
the season so grea 1 a varie ty, bt: t
ttylds were determined early and the
Most favored shown.
The present time is most edvantag-
eons for 'baying as all indications
poitn to higher prices in the future.
ere
LADIES' ANIS GENTS' TAILOR,
Stand Upstairs. Oppose the Central
Hotel,
THAT
?I)A APIt1Tt i3th,1016.
A NARROW ESIOAPTI
On. Bromley aeveral or the soldier WWI' e,
ltivt, tt ere . , ,.i nee, Q
tri out joy rid;.ng in all .auto J
mobile i
n 1 and the •
y tttt:tr lr'ell a rope to w
:t bicycle and took another or thet1',1'i
boysin tow. They were • epeeding
Brett) well and. wn waiting
some- i
thing bear the bridge a Uth river
the rider Was thrown off and render -1
ed ttneoxiseious. Ile wars brought
dots n •town and medical aid summon
ed and it was some time before Jie
regained eonsciouenes,s, Ho we vex be
was oft duty next day, It; was . a
,lucky$ escape.
'MICR CITING ALGETING
The Exeter Wall Auxiliary have ar-
ranged for two recruiting meetings to
'be Held in the Exeter Opera House
on Monday or next week afternoon
and evening, at 2.30 and 8 p.m. whea
Capt. Dancy will speak. Capt. Dan-
cey has returned from, the ,front and
his services are in great demand as
his talks on the war are well' worth
bearing. The Hensall detachment
will be in town for the day and the
band of the 16ist Battalion .will be
present ;to enliven the prooeediz s
anounced take -ache) is
the sure... ucd safest cure for rheu-
matism, sciatica, lumbago, sleepless-
ness land all forms of nervous exhaus-
tion. Takake pills are fifty eenta a
box from your' druggist or by mail
from the Georgian Mfg. CO., Coiling -
wood, Ont.
Margaret Watson, widow of the
late Thomas Ward,died at the homee
of ber son in Varna on Monday, April
3rd. in bey 74th year. Deceased had
lived for many years near Varna
•taut about 12 years ago had moved to
'hgmondville with her family..
Liggett's 'Chocolates are resole -
:mended for their purity as well as
for, their flavor. Sold and recommend-
ed by all 'Rexall Drug .Stores. 'W.• S.
Cole. Agent, Exeter.
(SHOE SALE -30 days'- Slaughter
Sale at Manson's Shoe Store—Great'
sBarga5nrt,
AUCTION SALE
At Central Hotel, Stables, Exeter,
on Saturday April 15th at 2 o'clock
a number of, choice Shorthorn !Calves.
Teams Cash. Chas. 'Robinson, Aeon,
Geo. Sanders, prop..
HOUSE FOR SALE
House and Lot for sale on Eliza-
beth St., near. James street church.
One quarter or an acre of land with
l'tnze. It is one storey and a half
house ood r
p
e air three bedrooms
c -stairs
one downstairs;
C , parlor
and dining room,. pantry, ,kitchen and
wood -shed; hard and soft water, both
'i;ndoore; teller all the size of ,the
house 22x30. Garden id planted with
all kinds of best fruit. For ,further
particulars apply to owner—F. Gill,
on Huron street.
PRIVATE SALE
Of 'Household Effects at the resi-
dence of Mr. John McDonald, op-
posite the Main street church.. on
Friday and Saturday, April 14th and
15th. consisting of the following : 2
`jedroom suites, 2 separate •beds, 3
• feed springs, 3 mattresses, • 4 good
rocking chairs. sideboard, dining room
• table, drop-leaf table, arm chair and
dining room chairs, good sewing me -
thine, linoleum and carpet, book case
tltands, canned fruit, picture frames
and pictures, . kitchen chairs, two
•troves, one heater with oven, Happy
;Chonght range, kitchen lamps and
other articles too numerous to inen-
tion.—Bltstress Jet A, Ortwein.
T1I1;i DR L GLESS ROAD TO HEALTH
' ,No matter wham your ailment is,
do nut think your ease is hopeless
unlit you have tried Chiropracele
'Spinal. 1 adjustments. What it has
!done for othera it will do for you. In-
formation costs you nothing. Free
examination for a limited, tiune which
nal prove to you we can remove the
Cause of your disease. Chiropractor'
do not ask There is your ;pains, etc.,
they make a good guess. Without
one word (rote you we will,locata the
Cause by the examination of your
:9 pine. investigation invited.. Dr;.
S. M. Jones, Osteopath and ' Chiro-
practor. Exeter Monday, Wednesday
and Fridays. Office at residence of
Two more reseuits have been
adds( to the Iluter detachment
or
the 101st, viz..
hart Johns, 8lllrnviile•
Jackson Woods, Elimville
Commencing about April 15th some
of the local soldiers "are likely ,to go
farming for a mantle
Another 'big .a•oorruting effort is,
likely to be put forth shortly to get
the 161st Hurons up to full' strength
before they mobilize; at London.
Mr. Will Triebner,' son of Mr. and
11tis. Frank Triebner, has joined the
colors at Calgary and is now lat Quo -
nee prior to going overseas.
'Dr. 'Campbell., who for . ,some (time
assisted Dr, Roulston in hie dente.'
nraetise in town, has. enlisted , in,
Toronto and has attained ,the'G•ank or
Captitin.
Mr, :Norman,. Hockey, 01 Elora, vis-
ited his mother in town for eeveral
days during the past week. Norm.
has joined the colors at Elora and re-
ports for duty, on Thursday.
Gorses. 11. Bissett and 1,. 'Rivers
who were taking a course at the mili-
tary school all Clinton have received.
two stripes each, and are now •corpor
ala; They are taking a course of
musketry at London.
Mr. Joseph Doyle, formerly of Mc-
Gillivray, has enlisted in the 151st
Pattalion, stationed at :Fort Saskat-
chewan. Mr. Doyle is a brother of
efrs. George O'Leary.—Parkhill Gaz-
ette. Mr. Doyle was a former .resi-
dent
resi-dent or Exeter,
On Thursday of last week the Exe-
ter' detachment of the lelst• Battalion
took the train to !Clinton where the
Battalion mobilized for the day,, the
occasion being Clinton Spring Paha
Various military manoeuvre:3 were
gone through, •There wail a large
crowd in Clinton for the day. The
,soldiers were entertained to luncheon
in the different churches of the town
by the ladies.
SALT FOR SALE.—An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt foe sale
at the old Temperance 'Souse at t'he
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity. Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. — ED.
MAGUIRE.. Exeter.
- Day old Chicks for Sale
White Wyeedotte, (Martin .laying
strain) and Barred CRock (Model
Farm laying strai$j day-old chicks for
male through the season. Order ear-
fy,• 11 wanted.Also
custom. hatching
done. Leave order with C. B. SNELL
7axe ter. Ont.
Auction Sale
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On berth Street, Exeter, :en Sat'y
April 22nd, at one p:m. Household ef-
fects competing of parlor, dining -
room and kitchen utensils, stoves.
crockery, glassware, china, carpenter
toolse shoemakers tools and dozens of
other articles. See bills.
Termis—Cash. For particulars ap-
ply on premises or B. S. Phillips.
Thos, Canny Prop. 13.S.Phil'lips, Auct:
SOUR, ACID STOMACHS
GASSES OR LNDIOEE•TION
Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five" miet tee.
Time it! In five minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion.
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomach+irem
edy in the whole world and.besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by •getting a large
fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor M the world.
If there's root,
for hair Ore
on head:,
your4
we reeomIxiend
Rexall "93" Hair
tonic.
Drives away dandruff, makes
j the hair glossy without areas.
l iness, stops the falling out and ,
prcmote's a healthy growth.
sold exclusively at Re7aE lirue
Stores. 50c. and $1.00 bottles
rj
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Alen v.e,
W. S. Cole
Exeter Ont.
l'ARMIBRS1
ATTENT1ON
We have a specially select-
ed Stock of No. 1, Good
Standard Red Clover Alsike,
Timothy, Alfalfa, S w set
Clover, Orchard and Blue-
grass, Seed Corn, etc.
Just received a shipment of
No. 1, Imported Aisike at
$12.50 per bushel.
Special prices given on
Club Orders of $10 and up-
wards.
We have a quantiotyynGo(ff
FIRST CLASS poJBJOf S
for Sale.
A Call Solicited
C. ZWICKER
CREDITON - - ONT
FURNITURE
We can assist you' in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you only
want scene odd pieces.
Our Undertaking De-
partment is up to -date in
every respect and we guar-
antee the best e f satinfact
ion
• The Funeral Director and -
l-asateite,re L estiea-
PIeONE 2i)a
ice; },a''?'1M
PERRY F. DOUPE, Licensed Auo' .'
tioneer. Sales conducted in any Ie
cality. Terms moderate Orders left
et Times office will be promptly: at-
tended to. '1'lione 116, Kirkton. Aelt-'•
dress 'J irkton P.O.
NE'W BUTCHER—Mr. Begg desires
to announce that he wilt call for sad
deliver orders to any part of . the
town, SOU,, I atkon'agq is 1pohe1tei
Phone .103.
400 Tons of Fine, Land. and Cattle
Salt for sale. All grades $5.50 per.
ton; 50o. per bag.—Exeter Salt ,Works
Co., Ltd., J. Sutton, Manager.
Model
D.45
We are ready to demonstrate the new 1016 Mc Laughlin six cylinder cars.
These cars are absolutely the last word in high class automobiles and any prospect
-ive put chaser will.make no mistake tax examining these ears.,
We have two demonstratingcars for a, D 60 and- boil
sale, , a D 4 od are
I)1aXo(k1s.
Pr c ars of these ca•c'q on application. Phone or cal,11 for demonstration.
{ J. Art Ste'' ad
t,'
Agentsseen
in Exeter