The Exeter Times, 1918-7-11, Page 1"r.
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PHONE 32
ROOD BOARD LIIESSE -•O 8-3526.
Ir>; Daley to reduce ;our stock
through our 'stock and .rocked out ma
he Price rfor quick selling as follows .
LOI ' ®. 1 -Com erased o I£ancyt voiles, Strived Drinan
eco., worth up 10 40e Yard, to Clear out at '25 eczats a yard;,
Prices
r Dress Goods aw'e
d Ilia a, and f rea,ts:
1L(?r NaJ. -.sever
Tratternia for
d,`yd to clear at ort-;
hundred,
dresses
35c k4. ya
ir1
voles,
wise
were mar
4.1
0
SpecValues this
Silk Poplin
We have just
brthway make,
if b1<lek,
which w
nic4, rarer or ialacll and
ed
olo
tve•.St Sty i6'S
ttl S" Iling
d still ler et'
dts'
n colors 01
kt. the st
ri
it
in
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len! Buy your overalls and wk pants now
<• bat.' aux eizxtnelxyc -tock 0r ti ori:
±clz ys'e <are
offering at le'', tltatr t
lr 4 i 43 'lla,tr.
• I'tretet 1%cey`•\ 'ork:.
+ay° rat:
Splend value
'4,1''C area;rr "t4."2:44.7:
add, .rte
`axy l s.
our shoe 1)epartm
time's
•
Boys'
Was
of C1tiIdren \V
e14.ared ou.t tbi.i
see
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oaf tl4tI
o have„ o
Shoes
3ri1it"1 xz4
e:r ;suck :.,tf�
educed Pr
es
rola
four to
tie�•cS•IirlrMt....
Wash Suitseduc.ced in
n
price for
quick selling
AND
Coun
tong.%
muntih
x1,'1 ('Dune tact o;
rn' tubers pr e ..1st,
of ne to h01_c1 T?IK
zed . g1Ati.IV cl.
1Y ^e1 0.:'4e nor
y for
al cotLn15
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rat cttz.26-Total.'5
tA?G3 MN�MR l k G SggP t 4�
bool*
cera'. 1rnI --tills' 48
ha,fery
D1i1;1,
„$.13.75; Il.
, I'. I olden, is
roe., fed, etc.,
oda
1h., fs1 st Mond
1 crbstervea as Oivle,=.
u.Y 1
l
'Peon le are reinkndscl` to naa
lord of 111th registration oertifice,tes
fad
Some 4,ersrianent place so that they
040 remember the 2 -umber :f lost.
13r;plecate certificate, can only r.- y4.
cured throtagh the central ret est`
' Office :ry OLtrtwa.
t1-"tr
E=41ISSI0 °1?°`s` Atin, 47
I'r1e fact r,'Is? 13p4ixa`<az
C tall 11 of aor try 11°o,no
ave u very lt. estit talk to
._st §, 'School- oFlk.
1 T th of C p¢ ' as tel' i of rA ',
1r ti and CU O1), s of rh - 3apanes1"
i.al NAiS0 Isar'the' r ill tonth,o11+ of°X11
Iu11an' ' Trice s.ia t of fi1 and of tl:
Tr.. aro11 .11re tx•r Il.eiz.'. aa
irw•, for �v- /or r' 10 rotidv
1; cl4..as,' Mrs, Price, \µ-1ten a r<Sl
chi 11 'j f 1L<
11 of > .x wa a 11)c: itter of ` 41a1t,' c1e e1 1
rsct school.
rank of bowla>r
'Thomas N'.'tdnesuazy Iq
2n, 10lir1, 0',nt•
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p r1112r,, of 4�la�lhasn, is°110 .a
Exeter _•\I l,,
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y,:.z tt1 1110 fltlis,tic'li tielr . Sig ,irdl Ll,
1ltttatlay. .
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•3+ l i.:4. t 14a'et1nesd ty lfle%moon the
shit, "• t1 tut. O 114:71'0' e ld'64 d ti01 the
lt•,',*lily half litotid;ty during t?0'
months of July and August. Marty
of the tow nS,l1l.'0I de spent, tilt.' day i11
theiir 'airdt+tl1 wattle some WO 11t: int to
15t. 'friends:. on farms.. .. nuanliv1'
or farlll.'rw Caine 10 lulrn ai;ala.arrr.lty
o'rt'rloolting 'OW f7101: 1.71171t the ':torah
%Erre closed 11,.11(1 w4?1'+74471a4Nallloint,O..
DECORATED U 'GRA' ES t
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ammalmon SchoolThe indeepentiaant Order of Odd -
Sabbath
Reports 1a'1lou s' olle,erted 'Decoration 17,ay° ot1.
It y y S„,iabb;ath afternoon last, o, beautiful
it
PORT 1
1' 1... S.
` dmemory
o. 11, STER�TI;N ce•renlot ly to �hte.1 �,Ic;Cta the
'.i'hr+ a
s` h. r *r.
follolving 1.s flee re sort 'of 5. of departed tai nabs s . of t ., o du
mfro. examinations. ,Results of 11ro., 'l'hel afternoon was fine and a large
mutton esaminatiotas. Names in or- n11t2,h,-r tlssesiibkd at the ca:Yint:ter3.
dr'r of tuer,t. Jr. IV-Adc,1 .LaMond. A. fle W.'ring .alltn1 1aas ltiaecd on th--
Sr. III »Ruth \'. Uert, Pea -) LaMond ,gravcs oi fee decca-Ud bretla1011 ,s
in tr.oi islilverna Will art. ,1"r 11X-- thta ni0naherbs 1,nresont circ- :d tt +:
CI Ilford Lin.., Wilfred Adain.5. Sr. 1I, graves.
Eliaceen 41.tulert, 'Edna ;iirrllert:, Mina,
1V lleIr. Bruce \ r11eri. ori trial .E1- ExETER'130 ` ON To1iPEiO 1)
near' I3rtrnravr, Jr, 1I-C[uriton .:&ants uospI'r .T. Salt"
Anna. Stephan. Leslie Adams. .Il -r
roan Brenner. �Class 3 -- Mildre*z* It is officially reported that Mr.
2 d', te, Enit~ry Willett. Sr., Pr. Elgin victor Sandt:rs was ou the Hospital
Ada1n , Violet Villert. George whteAllen. -Susan E. Kleinfeldt; ; Ship Lhindovery Castle which 1[1
Jr. Primer, -Marjorie Moron; Sadie ;sunk lig.: a German submarine. 1Lr.
teacher. ( Sanders was nn Exeter 01d Boy hav-
Keep out the fly Pests �
Insurue your family against the
flies by equipping your house with new
screen. doors and screen windows.
Screen Doors $2.00 to $3.50
Screen Windows 35c to 60c
Screen Door Springs 10c'
rte+;
Screen: (wire for repairing doors and
windows, all widths from 1Sin. to 36in.
WWI
s
.,64(1.1
Oil Stoves that give perman
ent,not temporary,satisfaction
Either the New Process or the
New Perfection'will comply
with above
New Process stoves $22.00 to
$35.00
New Perfection `r $5:50 to 32.00
Our stock of forks,. hoes, scythes, ropes`etc.' is complete
•Lawn Mowers that cut clean
:Every mower fully guaranteed` at
reasonable pricesi$7.50 to $15 00.
Grass catcherssto'fit any mower
X61.50
27a...
Phones
he Times will be plea;
from all whoseS;u
cieve renewals
s are now past
REPORT OF S. S. No. 4-; ti'St-3.ORNp int-, many relatives in town. 31,' v11 -S
School report of S. S. ti'o. 4, IIs. a graduate druggist and enlisted with
borne for Jurie 1918. Pupils are rank the A.ua.C. and for sortie time had
cd according to promotion examine,, t c A..)1. cn.or on the ill -eared ship.
tions. Sr. IV -Whitney Coates 73',1
3 Itis mate iatpeared among those who
--urns Coatis 71- Jr. IV - Gerta lucre on the ship vvviler- shesaifed
Hunter 71; -lice Tilcroson G6. Jr. III from England and, no word has since
Howard Hunter 70, Garfield Thoma been heard of thfni.
...son 69, Ina FT�arding 67. Muriel Luker! .,THE DATE TIIO311S YELLOW
GO. Sr JI-4Vilf.red 73ai,gent (i1 Ila -1
bit Ranter el, Sr. I -Edith 1liinter� Mr. Thomas 5:clloly, of the Thames
Jr: 1 :Lulu Inter, Marjor,se I3un-. •
tear; George O'holnson.; -Sr. Primer,j Road ,hied on Sunday morning last
-larjorte � cslcotf; Joseph Hunter. Jr. (Fa fter an illness of about seven months
Jr. Primer <1erald ,ford, inoreen•' dnr,ng
which Lima he_ suffered cot.-.
1Vestcott, Lily Westcott, Lify Hunter 1, sid'rable 'Fain. 'Ileeart trouble was the
2unrber on frill 19, average 17 1 cause of. his deatih. The deceased was
Regina: Id "Parsons, teacher, born at :TIlianS0, Yorkshire. England
—4.-- lin 1846 his ane bci:ng 72 y..>.ars 1
1i roar tbs., and 11 days, He \1' as alas-
®]YN I tied in :Prig]: nd to -lass Dorothy ,Ship
-
1
, ,1161° Pleasant on July 3rd I ley and -I d years ago tbc.y 0<110 ' to.
to Mr. and �Irs: ,Alfred Boss, (twins), Canada ;settling on the :Huron road
a son anal 0.2os iter. tuha.re they `purchased a farm µ4.n0 re-
EDlV'' U1S -1n Stephen n on July 5th, 1 Ie'purchased 200 acres` of land oil; the
t0 .1111'. and !airs. ,Jahn. Edwards 1,.', Thames Road arlaolning the villageof
dau,Ahtep. '"Exeter. Ills first wife predece c_d c
L-- WSON-In Stephen l on July' 8th, .'him'25 years ago ;and two years later
to -Ir. and 'Airs. Wiifreci Law Seal :.i ' he s4. as harried to tips. 1 .,-ford.. of s
-r. Ch;cago. About 18 Years ago he re
S191TH-On the London Road, south tired from active life to enjoy a weal- •
on July Gth, to Mr. and Mrs. IAT. ti., earned rest. lits dais the bereaV 4.
Smith a daughter. 21•,dow _ three children by the: first, t
It1i�NRO-In _llcoiliivra`', ,Tp.ot_.!J"a0a 1n.on survive, Richard', -Mrs° w. i,�
29th to "2,..tt. -apd -Mrs. 'Archibald "Aru•etrong, and Joseph and live 'ti
' .In1`rc. 11 1u_'1i'er. rand-c,h.lcren. The 6 -1 2s'd'"' 0vrts a, t
STEEPER -At Corbett, oil '. 10.- 21th''1lethodz-f, in religion and in politics
to 111 'and lits: Chas. °Stec i°, as was a staunch liberal .Lie was «'11-,
daughter: p - known and 1) . 1 'y respected through-' 1.
DIEf3 niat ter. conk) ona The funeral pri-
vate,
ELL0Vr-t r. vats was held on 11 `sda.y afternoon`
3nL01( 'Road, l horne conducted by Rev. J. W. Baird, in -1' ;:
art July: 7th, l'th°1 as-:e,11°w, :aged torment an 2 -' er c.ci ei:e y. Thef's
71:; years. 13 months and 11 Clays. 11iat1-,beare • • win t.14o 'sons R chrrdi•
lIAT1ILI2S- In i2Ipt:,illivray on Juice end J"oseph, ;hts''son-in-law lila. ti� �e.
26th, Mary .OIeaabcth O Ne il, frit Armstrong, two grandsons, Edward,';
f 'James t'crs "a eci,ati3za years -rid Joseph Yellow and Mr. Alex.
;rI710L1t1 94. F1S� ? I4. XgJ° t e� h'i.
114 v
The
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rut a¢t111,*c, rad
12111 t'lz€ Ilalex.11 t1
114., 1"4.11':1' , . The,
1t. y'apaa21g5 :1. - i 'U a Inty
1i St. „Nlarys or the dib�
1°e+ tiro; ,-`!i r„ more cod t1a
rt�n i, t1, l '1 le� .;l'.1
,1t .I.r. ..o1,.itut;srll,
:« ,T,Irrtat i. gr. Russell, was t1
r1a1-1' l,seta•'r boy bayiltg thate1 ,1;•;H
k. 1`tl;as0,'s foati'e sltlanditug tiop
Lrry:f and day .t]ttje'tk. Is an
FALL Wil ,Ss, T SEED
Steps are 1aa•1n1; fatten 'by the , ( -
reetatur t1 .section of Ow Ontario Th *
yotrrces Varnlntrtee to have good !'al
and to acfv3sae tlaoai; who Ir.1va* s;at .a
za11i�11y 'to 'purchase early. �5`tlbi=.i the
;.,4..'x foe days thrt? �,lric�t re'lera*4.4..14.-
tafllits of Bail La�r;culltrtr:a$ d,,ep.arltuCttzt
were circulated, and ltastl°11c11ed to
look,' a sYcittetnatIO ,0rv,,,y of the
o h "11: '01111tion in their . counties.
111 +, .ase asrod to rtport to the de-
partment led• number of ;teres of fall.
,,
e
wheat killed �1 1z 4.+r ,. a^" ,
i 1 1.z, t winter titl•r t,.t .
number of .mere., in hand, and al o
10 locate any ,possible suppiierx of
4.:d 1+. 1- ,,
1.1 A RIX FOR I7't'LT DAA\,:' G :S
Sir William Ilearst's sheep protec-
tion bill 'put through the Legislature
recently, t�iermit5 ralttriclpalitles to ;Lu-
po,: :` to tax or Piny amount upon dogs.
in the consideration of t'ho bill the
2113 question rated re 08 an regard to
the power , iv: n to fanners to shoot
dogs 11;andkTil,+, -about at might. It
was thought the clause was ;t 1tttla:.
11 da, but .car `l\%il1ia;nr thought that
only stray, ownerless dogs would suf-
fer. `The owner of a good dog was
not likely to -<11021 him to Nvander a1
round the country at rr.g,ht. A nett
clause 'vas added to ,the bill making
man,eipal councils liable for full dam
.11 for ,sheep .kzllecl ,or worried'.: by:
dcgs; and provtdin; that the claim
mutt be made within three months'
7th ''notification_ of. the ,<t.ttac1, with-
in •18 hours after ,tihe sheep r, kilted.
Another added clause provides that
whore a nran cipal cou:l.cil fiuls to
appoint a sheep valuator the person
whose dheep is killed may institute an
action for damages against the mtixit
c:pa
d
pas 4.r.
1 ;1T S I FOR
'Wheat 122',1d for 5.210, to encourage far-
mers ;bo 2,02 1201'e tt to 'hold it.
Tho 1tneeting of the Pat-
rmtic League was held in tlhe Town
The follow -mg articles were shipped
calm, $30.00; 89 pairs socks value
1:33.50; 13 trench shirts. 35.75; 32
hosty.tal shirts, value 40.00; total
$239.25; also 'enclosure from
smts pyjamas* value 16,00; -24 pairs
ocks value :36.00; total $52.00. 'Total
value of ihox- sent $294.25, The. ladies
also collected ,0 dtty'S eg,E,,s from far-
mers ancl •after selling them realized
be neat sum of $1.05 33 The count1
grtl_nt of $07:28 Was ,tilso,acarva-wled.ged
Balkw1111 and 4;1,00 from 11fr. C. F.
ng arid yarn' for socirs' given out ra•
aturda,y afternoons. The :League
v,shes to thank the farmers for their
The ,money ;is 'being used to buy yaro
or our °soldiers in .the trenches.
0:
1
`ii1l11 i1 $,tr w' 11!. 1t,
@t ) H,,, rimol,,', 1 '
111 tt11! he'
o,,sii131. 02;11 11 is
iota` wilt rlceeo, 1i€
oy 1r.i'1iaj to -en Itor1
featll'r' f4r1n,,.wt1-.,
C1 i 1'9'1^ highly,
IWI'rr[1ilhir 1.014
l
be fuised at the Sunday sehool
131 14466",0.7.1t(7
742'0 earned out, no saltdwititts should
vett or roast only not be used
rte.rpoicin, bat not more than two
ouries•s or IN „heat product .per
wit may be used. Hain "sandwiches
may be tht., afternoon;
prohibitod. Not more than four
0.0101: of hato per porsoi„ eau be
used. 11'here white .bread is eaten
also and when it COMeN.F. 00 cake, the
1 11 as to be col out and mother
has, to go ,asy on the sugar ars/
shorteutug for the It
hard world.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETt
The follotying Is the ireport of' the
Grand Reno Red Cross sof:lets- front
ist to July lst, 1918:
liecemts-13alance on hand A.pril .1st
$223.26; recerved grant from Ilay
council .)lay Sth, $75.00; received
grant iroin Stepbert council June 22
00.00; donation Trona Mrs. Hamilton
Sr. 50c; Red Cross concert J'une -2Z4,
June 'penny Ilia c -s° 45.57. 1st sa el
terest on money in bank 1.14; total
of tags and beau contest 113.25; in -1
Expendltures-Scrit to Hyman 1-1a111
f.or yarn $40.00. 'raid to Ross s't
eJile for flannel, sateen buttons vo
338.52; Illaton Co., Toronto for
Yarn 23.70; Abr.er foe
74.50; Red Cross .concert and, ist
July expenses 22.31; e_v.press and 1,3ost-,
The fallowin,g, ,garments were •seli
1, 82 'pairs socks, 1.13 day shirts. A
concord. IN -77.S (giveil under the auspices
ot! tile Red Cross society in the church
on Friday evendrg, June .28th. A
gcod program was given consisting- of
vocal ,and itstrithiental music and ad -
onto, a returned solcher and others.
An, *i.tem `of iaterest ,ta everyone 13"77.S
the unveiling of the :Bono]. Roll ,
appearS 111C: 1171nies of toe boys 1
who have oversetis,t,from thts1
00 the Lirst of July .till.//g, day was,li
held also a bean cant est,guessine.• the
correct: roam 1:NOT to.17 13,./ans were 52t
0St to the correct number was .111r.
The ;proceeds 'for the day $13.3.25°.
11r, 1.1 x1'3 li:iel;, �
ril of �2.:- brat ' r
leaoritts°1371- eta a ai,'ay°'
31r. st8td �Tr?. NV,0e, of. 1':e. I'Ii719
1 12111 ed' 11 r!' oat Sasi.e2.' 1 e i nitr „
tended 1114^ ' 1. l`1t.,,
Cair
irks or Fgt.
calked
Crorna
t 11114
Miss 'Mae who is attend-
ing the London Conservatory of tousio
'Immo for a len- da.}s last week,
r. Miller, of 1)orctiniri
week. It is eleven years since Mr..
ft this neighborhood. Ile
has spent, the most .of this time ins
. New Ontario.
The annual. picnic was &old tho
Mountain Grove Oil July 1st. Al-
though hte day was cold and out-meas.-
nt the picric was . veil at tended.
where the might/al-hood of $80.00.,
Whalen
-flay inaking it, full st u arid
the crop is an exceller.t one,
Pte. Earl Johnston of .1..ondon campi
visittd his 'parents last. week.
31;cs lrinnie- Parkinson nurse h.,.
vt-eel;--,erid with her friend, .,31re.
illiss L. Glendenning, of _Parkhill,
ahLon over the First.
ptct„ Writ. ,Tookey has opened up tt,1
Painting- end paper-lattngin,t, business
in Loco n. 1,1,e wish hilt& success in.
his ne.tv locality.
The Jane shim:trent of •11,d Cros.s
‘vork for this society was 17 suits of.
pyjamas, 9 prs. of NAOC.R.S, 21 trench,
totcelis 30 day shit-ts and, three emirs
of sheets, valued at over $60.
tveather of late lyas been good'
for tile lay bat t.he grain and root1
crops are 'needin)• rain
Anniversary services of this S., S
of this Ittotath. .Inty 21st. Rev,
Baird, of Joules St., Exeter. ,in
haye