The Exeter Times, 1918-2-28, Page 1ORTY-SECORD YEAR No
JONES MAY
PHONE' 32
ecial SiJk values for Ear
March Selling
36 in Silk Poplins at $160 a y ;
dor : Snits and Dresses
SPECIAL -3f" wide silk -poplins in ail popsalar colors it#ct1*di
lack, T•tylpin ixrs'y3 PrOwn, x7,, Qref n Fl.rph etc,, Ter earl) 1Fzrcit sell`xnb
la3v $1.60 a .yd
lack Panetta Silk at 25 a yd
Its
SPECt:�:
t' d e, our pe
430 sa�els s
ar $1.50.
ack Pailett,..
ilk ora swat
illi cti
5a 1e .€o
b nt
pca
1G izac
nalit3' at 1
ties in ' eta Si
s, all laopolar colo
dfl to ,.?2,Qt) per vazrd.
gcllkdiog 'b
a
7
adzes Casbnieret e
aZ� asc.faitly 41 pt
a dilc ap
New Spring Suits, Coats
Iz#^er
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itols.Il 't lt=• Ir
+°clot elotilac. Styl£
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or4tion '
oazday. I aby
1.
e village of Ext-
ka 'essiof, with all
-nt. Thr nainute:i of the
flail were, read and:
r-ruxotzet
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and B. G.
,,the coainct' re %voter
n it cellar,. Due cntt-
Toznis1. when
ad from '1'te, 'ldome •
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SAVERS
In these times of coal scare-
itg we are forced to seek
some substance for heating
our homes.
A Perfection Smokeless or
a New Process oil heater
will answer surprisingly in
this `regard.
Perfection Oil ° Heaters
$5.00 to $7.50; New Process
Oil Heater -$8.50;
.0 omobi Sliates
For Ladies e`2.0J to 33.00
For Boys $1.50 to $5.00 pr.
:ock :"glen
and . Poultry
ecd Royal Purple stock and poultry Sj
secure satisfactory results All packages'2
;Also have r rof ]psom13, Glauber:;
r
Gunr.t:r E. Itivers. oC British' Col-
rznbin,. who 'ts atttieht d to = the flLh
Canadian Field Artillery, is visiti1),,
for a short time with his parents. 11r.
and :lfzs. Wm. l;raverr .
MAINS INTERRED IN
EX"ETER. CEMETERY.
The- rAu hank- of the date .Arthur
Ifoslcins of Brantford natio.., of whose
loath appeared in „ The Times last
meek -Hera :brought to •Exeter on
Thursday evening and were interred,
in the Exeter cemetery on Erich ai"
t-rnoon the •liin:ral'being held fr
211 home of .1(r. Thos. Re-il'. The
fun+;ral services were conducted b5
Rev. "1T. livawortity assisted by
Revs. S. F. )Sharp and J. \.'r .Baird
The deceasedvvas:a. member of the.
1.t).O.1. and members of ' rho order
attended in., a body, The floral tributes
lyre exceptionally numerous aild
beautiful and included wreaths from
relatives and fricnd.s and :also from
th•'terity Plow Comji'ir of 13rant-
ford and several of the departments
of. the factory also from several _ .soc-
ieties of the '1 Nudist church, BranC-
ford Alltii t1hiCIA he 777.71 associated.
Among those eha'accampanicd the re-
mains. to town were his bereaved '' 7:-
doj;r t;'h.:i maiden name' was lIelora
I1ollret Geo. Hoskin, Woodstock; Rd.
of Kirk 61111 ; lint, 1111., 1111!', of
.Br aatford; alts. Windsqrr <o1 T1;;rotvu.
City. Bach.• and' irr't1irt's.:.L'. V,rit.
of, rzrtantferd. rfhe pall -bearers 1+ e e
:'l.ssrs. Joh- .T_'obert and 11arzy 11117iae
Geong* and_ 1dcha.'!d Slo(sk`n5 and AVM,
\ a c7_ca. ughlin.,
i3Oz;
ll 11i'.1CT-In 1lsbortie on .['eby. �6liz;
to ll). a.n- 'Is. Gee,' \Vright a 'dao
elite r.
e, .1N1}ERS--rn la�etci.ou 1~eby. 23rd:
-to Mr: .1.1 11lrs. Glias. S. ,and62,-.
datpshi ,r,
sNE.LGEt0VE-S3rirt,slt;y, I'ebruary 9;`
to .l.i.1 and" .airs. Eia.rrs' Snellgrove,
a dad ht.er.
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E?ebi1„1 1 'the as the Rhotn'e or' the
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ath 17, 121;.' 417 Ile 71
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ELT EdF ALT.
v }ry iinitxe'- U't g1geu ox a1 per-
Tames Ltus 'l Iar52aatl
Gael& in ,Main St. Methodist
eh1#reh .on Suay eveninf; 1a�,� Ae.
tt£'nance v\ asndI3re Gavexz PrestTlby
terian church being closed for tete
occasion. The -pastor. R. v. S. W.
"Inxworthy and Rev. S. P. 'cbarla
have i vo excvp,tionallySine addresses.
v. J; G. Yeltand and Bev, rtlr.
i',,Ydanead also assist ,din the service.
rhe "Scout Itdstiers" the Sunday
School class to ;which the deceased tae-.
Ictged, attended as a c...ss, Tho
t{dflor Roll was draped while itae
"140,,,s colors of red and green as e=re
s ills 'n'ded over the Iaictaire of 'tae
tr asck+i
large flag decorated the',
tZn.'l it, 1v,h#le around the altar WEIS
ersaat
of plants and flo.WerS, se v
!'k" �a 9$a•.ta las :i tAd sprays being sent, 1.
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tl#it as a 1 etact. ).1iso _1117 x15017 ie art^
laclmd. 1.0 711' St 30/1.115t.1t.ibathtxtce:.
torpor. l,asr#do1a, ;aia(1 expects to sa
ov.,r ea5 hkr7y •.Iitt7'tly£
PASSED MUSIC; 1J4: 1IS
11a,a Eloise Baird of Brantford 1
lx rt s1 suce .ssfu in F i, cinaig. Wlfh is1
011',s
Honors the Normal''1eacl7,,z"s cs-
1117777 talon comprising 'Musical I'or777
'loorh and Technique, `l- '1 lin and
1'raet# 71 piano. She rias archpate:d ar,
position in Brantford Cox#scrv.a70r1 > %ray
staff for nest year
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C:An rest
11II'ROVING
\O' 3. 11, Rind, "~oils 1)172- \1^7th such
a Maraow Cse a i°x two weeks I;s aro when
leis clothin,; e oath% lira,from faz z1 s
of gasolene that i naf'td 1'hilt ond'a
vor•in{1, to t1) 111 out sante' froze'- pip -As
1s' 711a1C7717 :4t71`fa1Gtory progress. beat
17 still conlitn,(3 to his hone Its right
lztr d `h -•i1)7 in a nasty condition.
11.011E STOLEN t
.:rtatrall:.'r til` cases of tlzt`ft' of
articles front buggies and cotters 12ft
in the James tit. "sheds have been re-
ocrt, d and on S,turday evenin
6sbornc Township farmer lost a val-
uable robe.
FI\ED .415() -) is COSTS.
A s,.ollel't;o the two coswictions for
--striation of .;he C:rirzad, Texat.ir'r:ence
Act ' L Ilttnsal! laser%"ee:k 1a'as tried in
f,haa i.at1*n f;lie Iatter )part of the week
when a prominent citizen of X711171
toWli '1ra.s fine $50 and costs for : vio-
lations of the act.
SCI10011 CLOSET) FOR FEW" I)IS;
Th: scholars of the Exeter school
z:jo;ic°d at f.,Aw holndays= i,h• latterp
part cf.last' s ee.k' oluing to the fact
that the base•ane:it;:of (be school 7,'-s
food ,di with wa e'7,' during the t3taly
a;id plat pe1110 ssstrlrz 7z~.p!5. 3)71 4-, 03 11
of (711n nr Sion. The LC W11. fire engine
was used ,frit pumping the; a1 atui out
:111. Alex-Dyer:Id
Charilk
leis 111(1-'0
ga account
friends in
Imes
llgar
4 0
i
tXa>'g"' t4 the 1O1"e"" o
the 'blows
ST1,+n; II# is his coon
S o oras hras'e.
ro b7#x4 so fa"eioly" tnata7
r The, el ;Coo,
lot is lltd0,1 and lit
dial of the bat;taaz ,
Skil- .7` fl'Ftttt thsti eraltOal]s ro:1r,
F .,fe art; Ick, a in . that' hinne° with vtor,_
11T: s. 1 ti ?:. ht`
ux hA
1
lJ:," ut aT
To IIO 7St' A 70 1i. 517 „An 11)1
Al: fast his own dear faanil,
d ono.. the;rar.
[721oral. 7 a=+rant nand
p'ra Ltt7A.
74-715 be
1 "I'TLE LOCALS
'Airs. 'arant1A.:, visiti or
few days in London.
Mrs. Stone an Mrs. Kerniek. left ,
this week to A-1sit 211r. arid Mrs. Wes.
this 'A e
ELECTED DISTRICT DIRECTO,
At ,,f1he annual convention of Fairs
Exhibitions 110.1d 211 Toronto Gn To.A.As-
anti Iluron.
PTE. DAVIS REToBNEff.
On richly evenin-, last
FLA:. 1.,avis arrived home a
er
'hospitals in England. It was ro.-
ported ft.hat Pte. Davis Avas to arrive
ber e,ere at the station to great him,
gave hint a 'Ararat" reciAptio.u. A% -as
itirdit.eat,nociia.:3:4iihiceen:alaiiiilf, :di \dr, i1011,11176114,y4:h4;:eher:1 71,ci,sastf
Battalion in London and in the spri..
a
;
iplzy's!i07
d:a,, e v o
Idlers' Aid Conte
Opexa ouseExeter
MARCHnth,
The Rejuvenatidn of AnnM�.ry
A o,rle.y in three Acts
ese�r � x. � seats .50c Flan +al' ��all
Gener
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and
€ra17.7 of °. ock1
1'! on to
Elft
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7'11 ,0, 171
the bf's
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5e Children gal
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, ,i:,ttl)ly?,(1,,t11:71g-ti,11111)::, 11,st,ir,,: ho 1,,,117101.71t,,
rt
11„trty strziel;.. across tile
Yell
e
r
rel
to
717071'a.
7,
07.1
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su upon the: roof „of. the cluireb.
0.21. 31r. Earton was struck
camplately buried and rendered urf.- f_YJAgust Some other facts -
V03', 603s. TIIA"• man On t ladder disclosed are hardly ly,ss not air's>, ,I?or
AA''Ilich comprises all that por-
th,„, vrovince east. of and 'to-
tfin; this oat of a population ol
',a million people- The 1',Ion-
( ' district but it
1.1 tie in. comparison \A
oranLo district, or for
as population is cAnc-rnve1
right. i
ovonion
CE
ns of tile Mi ry
tlacAlght at the. time That .1‘fr.
could not possibly have cseanci ,„
la s hit. he crawl.AA.d from. he,
pile of srloAA- an,iided, Ile was, scale -
%vita (A tf sits ken
avratl.nr dU "L11 AA 1141st
(if levels. On Monday this section, 1-;T
was visited watar a heavy rain that a 1111. of rO
lasted \volt. into tile night but be-
1140fheen. here many years
Road oti.1)1(A.0,0e;irtktr WAS 0 e,
he i.on
Nit