Exeter Times, 1916-5-4, Page 8ate* leseelseeee
TH! EXETER TIMES
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i Phone 16 A. STEWART Phone 16
Spriug Suits for Men
and Boys
EveryMan and Boylikes to be well dres=
sed, We have a splendid stock of good
materials in the correct styles at $10,
$12 and $15, also a fine range of
Guaranteed Blue and Black
Berges, all sizes at $20.00
Rain Coats for Men
A. very necessary garment to own this wet weather. These Coats
are sold at popular prices $5.UU, $7.50, $10.00.
Ladies' Suits and Odd Coats
Von will find the Suit or Odd Coat vim ere looking for in our big
range of Spring Garments. The price too wilt please you.
Holeproof Hosiery
Six pairs are guaranteed to wear six months or new ones are
furnished Free of Charge. Try them for your boy,
Room Rugs
In Wools, Tapestries, Velvets, Brussels, and Wiltone at wonder-
fully low prices. Extra values in small and extra large s'ze Rugs.
Wall Papers
Whether it is for Hall Parlor, Diningroom, Bedroom, or Bath-
room you will find what you want here at popular prices.
Rubber Boots
For the wet and mud. Miner quality in black rubber for $L,O).
Miner quality in Red Rubber for $4.50.
Millinery
The tables in our Show Rooms are filled with new and neat
designs for Spring. Colne and see the new styles on display.
Hanging Lamps
We have been waiting weeks for the arrival of these lamps. We
have many new designs for Parlors, Dinginglooms, Halls and Kitchens.
Inlaid Linoleums
In two neat tile patteins. Very suitable for Halls or Kitchens
Nairn's quality. Price per . qg ire y ttel $1.25.
Printed Linoleums
In 2, 3, and 4 yard widths. In several new tile and float designs,
bring in the size of your room and get our prices, We Can save You
Mo fey.
J.A. STEWART Phone 16
The Big Store with the little prices
Five
Passenger
Ouringg Car
Model
$965
F.O.B.
Toronto
Model'75, To !ring
$850.
M )del 75, Roadster
$825.
Model 83B, Touring .Model 838, Roadster
$935.
$965.
$1600
ilodel S(, 7 Pas-
senger Touring
Wills Knight Roadster
$1540
We have a large stock of Dominion Tires at right prices.
A. number of used Ford Cars for sale also one used Chevrolett.
Willys Knight $1575
Touring
Also the Light Six
EXETER MOTOR SALES CO,
W. ,SNELL., Sales Agent t
Patriotic League Notes
The regular monthly meeting was
,eld ire t.be Library on Monday even -
1E. May- 1st. 'Donations received, —
Liss Mabel McTaggart, $1.,00; Mrs.
•!has, Y Aldworth one pair socks. Tea'-
oom will be open Wednesday and
laturday;; afternoons from three till
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Mrs. W. Beer, Secy.
BORN
'.0'WE—in line on April 10th, to Mr,
and Mrs.'Oh ',yt; r 'Rowe, a son.
EA:ViiTt•--1'n Exeter, on April 27th.
to Mr, and 'Mrs, Samuel. Beaver; a
Son:. W
M'cALISTER--In Sarnia on April 28th
to Mr. and Mrs. W. J, McAlister
(nee Minnie Jew,ell)a son.
MARRIED
STAUBUS—HOWALrB_,-;:At: .the Loth-
Bran
parsonage, Dashwood; on. April
26th, Mr. Daniel Staubus to Miss
Flossie Howald, both of Zurich,
WIEB:CRG- ..FISCHER—At the Luth-
eran
eran parsonage, Dashwood, on April
27th Mr. Charles Weiberg to Miss
Della Fischer, both of Dashwood.
RADER—TR UEIIINEI.i—t1,t the Luth-
eran parsonage. Dashwood, on April.
29th, Mr., Theodore Rader of Dash, -
wood, to Miss Nelda Truemner, of
Zurich,
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Market Report ---The following 1S
the report of the Exeter market
eorrected up to May 3rd
'Wheat' 80 to 95c.
Oats 40 to 42c.
Barley 50 to 550 . '
Buckwheat 00 to 656
.Peas $1.00
Family Flour $3,10 ° ' ' I
Low Grade Flour $1,70,
Bran $26.00 per ton. ;
Shorts $27.00 per ton
Eggia 20 to 22o
Butter 25 to 27e
Creamery butter 32o
Hogs 110
Potatoes $2.25.
f'res'h Groceries
all the time
Orders deliverd at once
Produce taken in
exchange
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Choice lettuce and
celery all the time
e..r,warOMellesa
Order Parnell's
Bread
Try Wilson's
Ice Cream
PROMPT DELIVERY
Wits m's Grocery
Phone 56
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LOCAL
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Mr. W. R. Southcott returned Tues-
day from' Toronto.
Mr. Connelly,, of Detroit, visited his
family here this week.
Mrs. Truemner, of Detroit, is visit-
ing friends aroutd tow.
Mr. H. Trick has returned after
visiting in Hamilton and Toronto.
Mr. J. G. Dow shipped a ear -load
of horses to Montreal on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Harton, who has been ill
for several weeks is improving slowly.
Dashwood Turf Club has decided to
hold their fourth celebration on June
3rd.
Miss Marchand has retuu^ned to St.
Jacobs after spending Easter week in
town.
Mr. J. W. Powell returned home
Friday after visiting in Sarnia and
Toronto.
Mrs. J. Belt and 'Mrs. E. Rowcliffc
spent the forepart of the week in
London.
Miss II. Kinsman returned Monday
after spending the Easter holidays in
Toronto. •
Mr. Enos. Windsor, who has been
attending Toronto Universit'yy,, is home
for the holidays.
Get off the sidewalk; you might in-
terrupt somebody's bicycle • wide. —
Parkhill Gazette.
Mr. IRobt. Rowcliffe left Tuesday
for Moose, Jaw, Sask., where he will
spend the summer.
B.ev. and 11ra. J. D. Nestle have re-
turned after soj,urniees for the min-
ter in sunny Oaliforna.
Mr. W. S. Cole was 'In Lucan on
Sunday and was accompanied home
by ]Sirs. Cole and 'son Barry.
Lieut. E. Torrance, who has been
in London taking. a course of instruc-
tion, has returned to town.
Mrs. J. Floyd, who has _ been visit-
ing will! Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bissett
has returned. to Kalamazoo.
School opened. Monday after the
Easter holidays. A number of kiddies
started off for the first time.
MISS J. J. ALLAN, Eye -Sight spec-
ialist, will be at the Central Hotel,
Saturday, May 0th, One day.
Mr. !Rd. ,Ching, of Winnipeg, 'son of
Mr. and, Mrs. John (Ching, who is vis-
iting in town,,,bas joined the colors.
Miss M. Wood has accepted a posi-
tion on the staff:' of the Bank Of Com%
rnerce and commenced her new du-
ties on Monday.
Miss Gregory returned to Chatham
Seturday to resume her duties as
H. S. teacher. She was accompanied
by her) mother.
A request has been sent to the dif-
ferent pastors in town requesting
that special recruiting sermons be
preached next Sunday.
Measles are quite prevalent in town
and a number of homes quarantined.
The soldier boys had their clothes
fumigated Monday! evening.
Several of the boys in khaki went
back to the land on Saturday. The
number in training ,in town at the
present time is . considerably re-
duced.
Messrs. J. S. Harvey and S. Martin,
superintendent and assitant of James
street Sunday school, were both in-
capiciated through illness last Sate
bath,
The Soldiers' Aid society intend put-
ting on a ladies' Minstrel, Orchestra
accompaniment and a. play "Those
IIesbands of Ours" in the Opera
House on May' 10th.
Mr. Chas. Harvey is paying strict
attention to his hogs and during this
year has registered twelve. He has
added some' new blood from the herd
of McDiarmi•d, ,of Fingal.
•htrs. 5. F. Sharp 'Ls in London this
Week attending the annual meeting of
the Ontario! Provi,ncial'Womens' Miss
ionary Society of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr, itt, Phillips Was at Zurich, Mone
day evening presiding at the opening
Of a new organ i,n the ,'Evangelical
'church.. He alsd took part in the Yoe
ea'a part of the program..
Two little daughters. of Mr. 'Chas.
Sanders, of •Exeter North, wandered
off to the bush Monday afternoon
and got lost, Theyl were found on the
2nd concession of Usborne and were
drenched by the rain.
The engagement is announced of
Vera Ada Etheline, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Agnes (Campbell, of town, to
George Edward Judben Lannin, M.D.
CM., of Hamilton, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs George Lannin, South Moun-
tain, 0 nt , the marriage to take place
the latter part of June•
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The weather continues wet delayt-
ing seeding operations on the Ifaem.
Monday the lancle was just about
ready to be tilled but rain again ins.
terferred. We aro informed that sev-
en years ago seeding did not start
till the 10th of May and the croptwas
one' or, the best.
A'COiDENTS
On Friday last Mr. Samuel Beaver
had the misfortune to get his thumb
jammed in some machinery breaking
the bones.
Mr. Wm: Luteman, an employee at
Gillis' saw mill had the- misfortune
:to get some bones in one of his hands
bre: en and a nasty wound that re-
quir..i several stitches to close.
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THAMES (ROAD
M.. and Mrs. James Monteith, Mea-
dow Lee, Thames Road, announce the
engagem.u- ou their only daughter
Jessie, to Mr. Peter 1i. Gardiner eld-
est son of Mistess James Gardiner of
Farquar. Ont. The marriage to take
place the latter part of May.
Good Frame Stable for sale. Sidney
'West, Main St. 5,4,2t
Use Hexall Orderlies for chronic. con-
stipation; they are gentle in action,
mild and natural. Sold only at ltexall
Drug Stores. 15 and 25e boxes. W.
S. (Cole, Exeter, Orct.•
Dr. 'Roulston desires to announce
that he will .be absent .from his of-
fice from Monday to Thursday of next
week, owing to the Dental ;Convate-
tion which will be held in Toronto.
G. 1R. Bedford is offering for one
week the following articles : Seed po-
tatoes $1.85 per bag; 20 ib. pail of
lard at 17. 1 .e 1:}. (Regular 50onaval
,oranges for 40c per dozen. Aiso a
quantity of h gh-class brooms below
cost. W e make groceries a specialty.
G. R. BEDF OR:D. . r
iC_..aD. 02 THANKS
Mrs. G. Rooke desires to thank the
neighbors' and! friends for their gen-
erous assistance, kindness and sympa-
thy during the illness an.d death of
her sister, Miss A. Harrison.
FOR SALE .
Large White Yorkshire Hogs 'for
sale. They are as 'good as the best
because they combine the blood of
noted. sires. Our, sows, in view of the
above, could not but be of a very
high-class, combining, great size, true
type and easy feeding qualities. For
sale hoes of all ages. Prices moder-
ate. Hogs kept for service.— Chas.
Harvey, phone, 78, Exeter, Ont.
OMR OPIIA'CTIC
Is a new science of adjusting the
cause of disease without drugs or
knife, based on a thorough knowledge
of the nervous system. The nerves,
which convey energy from the brain
to the various functions of the body,
emerge from small, openings between
the bony segments of the spinal
column. A slight variation of ,these
bones will cause an impingement on
nerees, and thus restrict the flow
of energy, the result of which is dis-
ease. The Chiropractic method is to
adjust the abnormality— remove the
impingement and permit the nerve to
regain its normal size and duty,
thereby removing the disease. Bee
cause this is new, don't say "it's im-
possible." Do not .condemn until you
investigate. Dr. S. M. Jones, Osteo-
path and Chiropractor, Monday, Wed-
nesday and Fridays. Office — Resi-
dence Mrs. S. A. Harness, Exetfer.
Consultation free.
New k Spring
Suits
for Ladies
PLAIN TAILO'RED (AND FITTED
MODELS SHOWING NEW FEA-
TURES IN SLEEVE'S. WITH
FINE RIPPLE SKIRTS
Spring fashions are arriving and
combine in Fabric and Style a unique
and interesting collection, , meeting
the requirements for street wear and
travel. .1 . •, , .!..
It is unusual to 'present so early in
the season so great a variety,. but
;tyles were determined early and the
most favored shown.
The present time is most advantag-
eous for buying as all indications
poitn to higher prices in the future.
N. Sheere
LADIES' .AND GENTS' TAILOR
Stand Upstairs. Opposite. the,.tet<tral
Rota
The Canadian 1btourted Bide Corps
.have opened up a recruiting office rn,
Exeter in the rooms south of Dr,
Quackenbush which will be in 'charge
of Corp, C. P. Harvey. This is tCan-
ada's era* cavalry corps--+lulok ser-
vice overseas.
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.
FURNITURE I
W.e can assist you in
selecting your furniture if
you are going to furnish
your home, or if you only
want some odd pieces.
Our Undertaking De-
partmrrt is - up-to-date in
every r, spect and we guar-
antee the best of satisfact-
ion.
R. P1. Rowe
The Funeral Director and
Fiat -nits -we Dentes
PRONE 20a
T111.711SDAY, MAY. ,4tb 1916 f ' 1
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FIELD CROP COMPETITION
The Kirlrton Agricultural! Society
will take ups the Standing Field Crop
competition for 1910. The varieties
of grain to compete with will be !!all
Wheat and White Oats Competitors
will kindly make entries with the
Secretary as soon/ as possible and not
liter tbau May; 24th.
A BMItETHOUR& Pres.
A. DOUPE, Secy..
Day old Chicks for Sale
White Wyandotte, (Martin laying
(strain) and 73arred !Book (Model
Farm laying atrain) day-old chicke for
Gale thiroughthe season. Order ear-
ly,. if :yanked. Also custom hatching
done. Leaver order with IC. B. SNELL
Exeter. Ont.
PERRY ;F.' DOUPE, Licensed Auc-
tioneer, Sales conducted in any lo-
cality. Terms' moderate Orders left
et Times office will be promptly at-
tended to. 'Phone ,116, Kirkton., Ad.
dress Kirkton P.O.
ON TUESDAY, MAY, 9th.
Dorenwend's of Toronto, Canada's
foremost hair -goods designers and
manufacturers will display and dem-
onstrate a sample stock of belies'
quality hair -goods and gentlemen's
toupees and wigs at the Central Ho-
tel. Exeter:' A. £reel demonstration of
any style is available to anyone inter
MISSIEEIMMEMIELMEMMNIETOME es ted. , t .i-1. •
I ARME3Rsr
NiIENlION
We have a specially select-
ed Stock of No. 1, Good
Standard Red Clover Alsike,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Sweet.
Clover, Orchard and Blue-
grass, Seed Corn, etc.
Just received a ehipment of
No. 1, Imported Alsike at
$12.50 per blxshael.
Speeiai prices given on
Club Orders of $10 and -up-
wards. '
We have a quantity of
FIRST CLASS POTl!OES
for Sale.
A Call Solicited
C. ZWLCKER
CREDITON - - ONT
SALT FOR SALE. --An excellent
quality of Sarnia made salt for safe
at the old Temperance i1ouse at «s
G. T R. station. Sold in any quant-
ity, 'Your patronage is solicited and
satisfaction is guaranteed. Ertl
MAGUIRE. Exeter.
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THE NEW McLAUCHLIN
We are ready to demonstratie the new 1916 Mc Laughlin six cylinder carr.
These cars are absolutely the last word in high class automobiles and any prospect
-ive purchaser will make no mistake in examining these cars.
We have two demonstrating cars for sale; a D 60, and a D 45, both are
1916 Models.
Prices of these cars on application. Phone or call for demonstration.
Agents in Exeter J. A..Stewart
Milo Knelt
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decorated with "Neu -Tone .
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Home in Montreal. decorated
with' Neu -Tone"
.60 Church in Nova Scotia;\
decorated with "Neu -Tone":
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It is so easy and so economical to have a beautifully
decorated home, with "NEU-TONE" Flat Finish.
The soft, restful "Neu -Tone" tints' will delight the woman
-and man who appreciate refinement and delicacy in the home..
When you "Neu -Tone" the walls, you save all fuss and
bother of washing and scraping the plaster to re -decorate.
Simply apply another'coat of "NEU-TONE" in any shade or
tint desired.
"NEU-TONE" ,is cheaper than wall paper. It is truly
economical -absolutely sanitary—can't fade, scale or rub off—
AND IS WASHABLE. Soap and water cleans a "NEU-
TONE" wall and takes away dust, stains and finger prints.
Marble-Ite Floor Finish will withstand all the wear and
abuse to which a floor varnish is Objected; it can be used on
hard or' snfiwty'ad floors'; every can • carries with it a money-
back guarantee.
"MADE IN CANADA"
Write direct to the Martin-Senonr Co., Limited, Montreal,
for their 1916 Booklet, "Town and Country Homes", showing many
new color schemes and giving valuable paint information.
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