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EXETER, ONTARIO. TH M DAY, MAY18,19
Local Items
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NOTICE—.,4th of Muvfalling d-
on 'k4 e
naesday, our Printing day, T,h Advoe-
ate will be issued daze Thursday after-
noon next week.
CLOSED FOR TWO WEEKS.
Dr. Rouit n.
wishes to
an ow ce t
a
i that
,a t
hs'Dental office will l1 be tl
ose# an
May
_uar
t1:. for two weeks.
4r: S. Snell has rented Mi;, „S- M.
Sanders' brick building behind :faker's
' livery, for a tern tot five years'°. It
will be usedas am iinplement wareroana.
Mr. W. , Senior, an Exeter Old : Piay,
will speak oa the I+aymen;"s`il+fissioltary^
14Sovetnent in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening next in connection with.
sir Golden bi
th d n J u lee,
The i r i
T sr � n oto u
1 €
o E;'d eati,ata has sent
nt
out a 'an b • d
1� 1 let heti a En Day
t4 be celebrated ion, :kW ,19th whirl!
should have beirn written the '?,tied:
the schools ot the county` will be not -
!lied that then -3rd and not, !the ,19th
is the day
At the recent reettnf; of the Quarter-
ly" Board of iein, street church Rev.
Powell was invited to return for another
year. The follOwing Stewards were
duly' 1
e tuix—JxilCagan, Telary
e
Y
T. E, Ei`andlord, Tinos; Hartoii, W. S.
I3oweY, Financial Steward, T. H. MO:Callum, Pew Steward, H. E. Idtudton,
Recording Steward. T,he District visit-
e-Oa,
isitars, whin are lay,virtuq of their+offilce
members of thauar o
Q terly Board, elect-
• w
ed are as follows D Cobb edi Wil-
lis
ll l ck Vl
i
lis- Powell, Ed. Dignan, Henry` Passmore 1;
A. Doupe, F SteWart aua i ' rsn' IA. Balk-
will,Mrs, Thos. Horton and 'ilia:" W
W. Howey.
At the meeting of the Quarterly offie-
lel Board of James at. I,Sethodist church
Oa Monday evening it was reported that
there were during the year 36 removals,
byletter, 10 ceases, deaths; 3
6
rtr
v letter, 14is deco
cel ed'by ie ea trial, a ease
of 7, total anemberehip 036, with the
cataehuxneaia, 81, The pastor was grant-
ed one month's holidays with supply.'
and a second month; provided, he furn-
ishes, a supply. The fin ancen''were found
to be in good condition, all Lunde being
paid in full: The following stewards*
were elected.—P. :Frayne, S. Martin, F.
Woad, R. N. Rowe, 3. S. Harvey, S. Fitt
ton, E. Shaption, W. II'$ Ketone, Dr., Rout
start; Representative to' the district
mectlta, John May Local preacher, Dr.
Quackenbush ; Exhorters, Y. Sweet, R;
%fay, M. Csaiter, W. S) Cole, ;Dr,', Roul.
sten;, I!f• Southcott; Clans leaders all
re-elected; District Visitors,—For the
the country, R. ICdrslake, 3. Frayne, Ed
Shapton, John Rowe, John Kerslake,
For the town 'ft's. GI Snell, sr., !OS
e Johnston,' nfiss Lewis, Wm. Prout, F
¢ Sweet, D. 'Wynn, John I?,edier.
ONIIIIMMINNIMISIMINIONNENIONIP
Mr. Geo, T,homaa is slowly improv-
ing from the effects of his, recent ac-
cident.
Mrs. Ch
as. Knight
is again,„in a very
low' state of health and her recovery
is very doubtful.
Mrs. J. E. Ellis, of Ellisboro, Sask,
delegate to the W. F. yw?„ S. gonventlou.
at Chatham,
visited aaus' r�
, T
Kornick the early
part ot thisweek.
D^.
Oaten? of Brussels spoke very in-
terestingly on Sunday last in Main st
church, the occasion being the. League
An aiversary, Large cengragattonsi' were
e nt
p se , ., ,
At the nleetttag of the Presbytery of
Huron, at Brucefield" last week the hood-
erator was appointed to represent the
Presbytery at the se i-co::tenary cele-
br
a At' on. at; Caven church, Exeter,. oat the
„ .
a,d .8th of Ail ,the
evening,
f a
same the le z
n dry the P e g
r s y tery llicvt
sin in St. Andrew's ohureb, EaYfi<e14
for the induction of Rev. A)tred'y[e'ar-
lane into that charge.
Consiaeralale alteration will of asses-
sity be made in the east end 'sof Cavett
Presbyterian church to acaotr nadate tile•
new pipe organ, ta'r the purchpse of
which Miss FaanY 1ga,wden last week
gave a cheque for $1500. The gift is
G
ta memory of slaer grandfather and
grandmother, ),,fr. and bars', John Ander-
son and her parents~, Mr. ; and Mrs, Wil-
liam Ela' den, all, or whom were long-
time
ongtime members of Cavell ch'ureh. The eon
>regation are celebrating 'their Golden
Jubilee next week
and have special se
r
vi ea arralaged tor.
Mr. Tilos, Fisher of Usborne had two
very unpleasant experiences. last week.
Dorinr the rain storm on Thursday,
ti i laby
a wasaccompanied,cailsld table
v ac
p
158latning, he happened to have held
of a strand of barbed wire on a fence
the lightning struck it, severing
the wire in two and ,at the.eaxlle tinno
giving' Mr. 'Pleher a severe shock.
Fa a
idav ,e was- eagaged d iri rolling Friday 1's
� e g,
Piece of land and the bolts in the roller'
seat givinag away preerpitated him to
the ground, at the same time tighten -
the lines and causing the horses tka
back the roller on top of him. Luckily
however, he managed ho escape not
much the worse,
W. M. S. CONVEbiTION,—The Went -
en's Missionary Societies of the Lon-
don,. Methodist Conference ,are thio week
holding L Can,vcntion in James Street
Nrethodist Church, Exeter. The eonven
Ilan is attended by abut 150 zealous
missionary ladies, who are billeted wit)r
the ladies ot town. The convention op-
ened on Tueaday'aiternoon and will eOn-
elude Its labors to -day, Thursday. The
imgram at the time of going to prestr
is progressing most favorably, a report
of which we hope to give (nett week.
CARLING'S
Great Bargains
For one week we, are offering some exceptional bar-
gains in summer dress goods, prints, ginghams and
suitings, "wall paper, carpets and rugs.
Shansu Repp in three
colors Regular 25c.
for 18e.
-Shamrock Jacquards
Regular 25c. for
20e,
Shamrock' Stripes Re-
gular,15cr for 12e.
Ribbons—In the line of
Blue, B1ack, Red and
White at 10e,
Gringhanas and Suit.
Ings Regular 20c. for
15, and 15c, for 12c.
Mercerized Gingham
was 15c. now 8e. Re-
gular 20c. suiting' at
15c, Regular 15c. suit-
ing at 12e.
17 pieces print Reg-
ular 12c to clean 10c.
A discount of 15 percent. -on all rugs,- carpets and
wall. paper. Don't fail to see our stock which is second
to none in the trade.
MEN'S TROUSERS
Regular $1,75. for ' $1.40
$2.00 ai $1:60
$2.25, $1.85
$2.50 $2.10;;
$2.75 k $2,38
a
!t
MEN'S HOSE
in silk plain and fancy
lisle and cotton. Regular
500. ,:for 40c. Regular
25c. for 20e.
Djuncr. Sets ---Regular 88.50to clear at $7r0O,
lila ' $10.00 to clear at $ 8:50, 3 sets to clear at $5.40.
aid for all kin
� p da a f 1'roduce,
iGm
9srl'?azt
Mrs. 1Vrn. Bawd
Sunday,
Wexler VY r
ewaa
wasLondon Sia d
in, d n a .and
y
NLonda .
, y
Mr. S, G. Eawden was in Londgll =.on
Wednesday.
Mr. W. W: Tamara
Monday ni,aht,
1VlMr. . PalmerI al ie was ! ', in am o•l.
L.l r
A Rt S a
'Sy` r
d s evening.
e -e
da•Y
fir Dott,la$ Stewart of. Toronto is
here visiting his parents,
;Miss Lily Huston, with "a friend, vis-
itedparents hethis her r re k,
p ngweek.
,a
Miss Iair of G�sdertch visited ..Liss
Bertha Cobbledick over Sunday,
i'.fr. Leroy Gaultis of Goderich vis-
ited at his home here last week,
Sr, Geo, K-tisht of ilderton visited
witn 's mothere n
h. hereS a
n
a titOver d d y,
'+ire. (Dr.) Medd and her sinter of•
G t rCoutts
Mrs. (Dr.) Halioway of Peterboro is
visit1 g at the home of Mr. "tib',.
sett.
Mr. and Mra, qt F9. Handford visited.
with Itev. Mo, Cowin of Piarkhiil last
week,
Mr and era; Wm; riolr and 'hiss 4.
of Herman visited at l•Z:r. Thpnlae Ker-
nick'a Monday.
biCyr 1
Mr. and Mrs. I?avid. Afl ilio at
rat and o a , 'wit
G non spent Sunday n A7r nd Y h
relatives here,
Mrs, Cunningham atad Miss Cunilirag
a;aan oe Cl;indehoye are visiting with
Mrs. Sager here.
r
�w
Mr. Port 'a. here
IoM .Barbour ofElgin a Ae
S "L
Monday with a view to purchasing the
S. P awde;i stock,
'it's,
E. A. Fol}ick was tn• Guelph last
week to Dee :Airs. C. Sautheott, who is
proaresairg favorably,.
Messrs. Joe, SetiAar and Hx Spack
mat, accompanied Dr. Quacketrbuten to
Loads!! Friday la his auto, "
Mr. J. W. Welsh wee] in i and it Sat-
urday to
at-urday'to see ilia daughter, Mrs. 'Whiting
wi.?o has tree iii, bat is Improving.
1iir, T. E. Handford left yesterday
naorninu far Winnipeg, M.ra. ];,landlord
accompanying' him as tar as Landon.
Dr, Follick, wire, and sister, Miss
Mabel, with some friends autpcd over
from S. Marys Sunday to' visit reltattved
Mr. and Ire, Janice Finer and
daughter, who have been, visiting Mr.
and Mn'. Peter Fra,yne left on Wed-
nesday. Mrs. Fraync accompanied them
ea tar as Loudon.
in i,ond:ota over,! EXETER SCHOOL BOARD
April, 15, --Special
was In London
TENDERS FOR COAL, 1911
Sealed tenders addressed to the Prov-
incial Secretary, Parliament Building's,
Toronto, marked "Tenders for coal,"
will be received up for noon on ,Saturlr
day, May 27th, for thea delivery ;Of coal
as required in the sheds of the S4)1owwnS'
provincial Institutions, oa or before the
31st day of August net, viz, Brockville
Cobourg, Hamilton, Kingston, London,
Mimico, Penetanguishene, Toronto, Hos-
pitals, for the Inisane, Orillia Hospital!
for Epileptics, also the Central. Prison'
and Mercer Reformalbry.
ISpecifIcations of the qualities and
quantities of coal required, and foram
at application, may be obtained on ap-
plication to the Depairtnaent, or from
the Bursars of the respective institut`
ions.
Tetnderers are to specify the mine of
origin and the qualiity of respective
kinds of cOaI, aridto furnish evidence
an delivery that the epai is of origin!
'specified, fresh mined and up 'to the
standard of .trade grades.
Delivery subject to satisfaction of
Officers of Department of the Provin-
cial Secretary, who may require aadi-+
tional deliveries, not exceeding 20 per.
cent., up to the 15th July, ;19,12.
Tenders will be received for the
whole .quantity specified, or for the
quantities required in each .institu-
tion. An accepted check for ;.500, pay-'
Fable to the order of the Honour-
able the Provincial Secretary, must -
be furnished by each tenderer, and two
sufficient aureoles, or the nand of a
guarantee company authorized to do
business in the Dominion of Canada,
will be required for the due fulfilment
of each " ealntract. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
Newspapers !inserting : this advertise-
melnt without written authority from
the Department will not; be paid Lor it.
W; •J. ,HANNA, •
Provincial Secretary.
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Nray 12th, 1917:
Ontario Liquor License Act
License Dae•trict of South, Huron. Not,
ice is hereby given that Jas. Coxworth
of Hensall, has made application fon
Permission to transfer his Village tai-
ern license , (Queen,$) in 1lensail; to F.
Carlin Of Scatorth, and that the said
application will be considered' at the
meeting `OS the Board of .License Com
missianers, tlo' be held at the Ouee7.y's.
Hotel, I3ens.all, on Friday, June 2, 1911.
at the hour of 10 a. trip
All person interested will govern them-
selves' accordingly.
John Torrance,License Inspector.
Dated at ;Clinton, this 15day of 'May,
1911.
Ontario Liquor. License Act
License 1)istrict of South Iluron. Notice is here-
by given that /dr. L. w. Palmer of Exeter, has
made application for - permission to . transfer his
Village tavern. license (Corn erciat) in
Exeter°
to John ;A.. Newell•; off Parkhill, 'Ont., and
that the said application will be considerer! at the
meeting of the Board of License ',Cominiesianers, to
be: held at the Commercial Ilotel; in Village; of Exe
ter, on Fridav, the -Web dayi;:ef..Mao, 1011, at
the hour"of 1 a.m.
h11 platensinterested w313 govern bheu cl}es ac-
eardmg3y, � �+�
John �Tcerance,'I anon -r lnape4 l
Dated at Clinton this 3rd day of May,10'il ' ,''
session. ed lathe
_ the
Tow:
,i IIa3
lcal a
t consider an .a lies
pp ,tion
trent tSrs Exeter Base 'S3stt Club for tle
use of tine scb,ao1 grounds for game ,and
practice purposes' for the current year.
Per S, Marie and ?". Wood—Thar the
use of the gnau,^ids b, granted subject
to ,.he following
cOad t!
Dls —1
«th
at Too
a
ne ap practice
v held ddu*x
ag toe
se„*;
hours' of the school ; tit! the
Club become .espanetble for all damage
done to senaol property ihroogh such
f t.
fi
se
o ,e groandso
May 8.—Meeti..g of t'te Boare in the
rowan Hall at 8.30 p.m/ Absent F. W.
Gladanaka, T',ae followla+g is the order of
b.isi: ese duly subncitted and approved.
per Chair
E' ]ic
uie
t f
7 $ previous of r Y Oita
p
to ee
Reports
r'
c o, as
p f Doan t # — ,
C a e
t �
$ ood that a tfur,
titer supplies Wet'V probable during the
current session. Floral -_F.. Weed, that
help was pot at present procurable for
the improvenxtrits required, Per Secret-
ary, that the s * r
sial 0 4c3,¢0 a
,�. bad
been
paid aver VO the corporation on aceoun
of tees, Per S, Martha' and. IL" Huston
that the fol)awin:; account be paid, sub -
pet
to the en,i,arsenaont of the principal
Times printing Co,, blanks and cards.
Y
all.
Pti
r �`l Woad and S.
that shags Robinson belar
granted the use
or the typewriter, eubjtct to the pay�-
ine:Xt O,�, tilC usual, fee...
Quite the hest report received Peon
the 13a�.rd's a emual delegation #o . the
Educational tia.�l A,asociattan at Termite,
i t w
IuR an a
a thenpresented.—After
art
iAatroductian to the preolderit and Col
Sam l:Iu ;:Ase in, which the latter .changed
frOnl 'i share: pugrry fiery 'little leader,
of OronOetsail to a large well - trannedr
well l t.
! ria ar 1
p eaa a d
P cd r tna 1 • leader
a n}of
rases!. t,e follywed up with a descripiloax
of the work or l)r. %ubiaa, Medical Sup;
eri;iteaade:at; ot the l irealhghant, :Eta.,
schools with an enrolment. of 98,00e
,pupils. Tile principal ideas 'introduce'd
and '.
as a a„ iw
ip rsze'd wfallowing,—
Than
were the 1 —x
icil i
Haat where Intelligent human We exist
e'4. no matter haw weakened, dulled, or
diseased, it could be much :improved by
careful treatment and trailing, and that
it watt our duty to provide all necessary
facilities tor the accomp)islunent of iris
,hood. ", That every capable bay and
girl should be taught tat •swim and given
thorough k, aow)edge of the beat means
Jot reausettatron. )rd, That the best
training' in Agriculture could be recur-
ed not th the public aclyaols', but byj us-
ing- on the farm tho demanatrators and
lecturers appointed by the governn7ent
and available tor that purpose• l� ear he introduced the (tuetition of social
purity .,u presented to the trustees ace
tlo„i, .nlainlY as the 4utaomo of. the
Tnor.nly London episode, and endorsed
the decision of that section, that
government lecturers should bo ap-
pointed to visit all achoots that our
children may grow up with, a full know-
ledge of their physical responsibilities
and care of life. In the after dlacussien
that followed the following recommcnda-
tions receive general approval and aro
published with the full authority or the
Board.
'(1) That all chldren should be'taugiht
that life is • a 'sacred gift from :our
Great Creator directly to our Bret par-
ents, and .that it was given. with, the
power and command to transmit to suc-
ceeding generations to the end of time
+(..) That this :power is theirs and
of. every healthily born child and their
sacred charge to keep untouched until
the time when in, the, order ,of our Great
Creator as the head of a Koine it should
be transmitted as' the lite of a new' gen-
eration.
.(3) That the violation of this com-
mand and. any misuse of its channel
means the Divine dilspleasure and the
loss ,of life, 'health, beauty, `iuentalvig-
or and happiness', and
,(4) That obedience with. the obser-
vance of the' ordinary laws, of good liv-
,ng mean the largest measure to old
age of health, beauty, and all that
makes physical life happy and desirable.
Per. S. Martin and T. ni Carling ;that
he sincere thanks of the Board be ten-
dered Mr. Huston, fpr his very desir-
able report, and that the expenses ind-
ent to the trip be paid . The appoint-
usit of a dele ajtOn if necessary to
he June session of the, County Council
t Goderich was lett fry the hands) of
he ch'alk'. •
3. Grigg, Secretary.
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THE COUNCIL
The Council met pursuant to
niaeiers
a43gal- -
nt hi the *owlHall. May 11. :Mem-
all.
tp
all present. Rivers—Waaper.,,.,Irat
in case Harry Parsons thra es up the
street watering, contract ite Reeve and
Clerk be empowered tCa ask for new
tenders, as
sd 'he still11 holds aa
contract i�.rae the
Clerk ite lost �s G
r c..ed
raw
p an aarse ie
a« governing .n
4
3
f
and .o
he I signed � d �!
13'
r.
:S .aBper-P,lveA-s—Ti:ai the Coann a6toser a
bo irzstruc:te1 to open drain in front of
Cfeae z t 1,•"- Ca :Tied.
ntectiutz of +?:e Council 3zetd-
g t.,t. Town Lull it._,- 15, ' ti r, r_.? s .r,ifl
preseat, vonit inzakr e cel 2O of Mr. Riv-
ere. Coimaanica.t-!ort frons tate Creed
Trunk relative to. the ,offer' of rho A illag:
it
of
�t• to furnish tkse CtBnpanx water
at
the rate Of, p "a9;trIlt. ,Wa.
dead,. They mated if Che Couezeil wa
prepared to make a little More reason
able otter, say about $425 per annus
clad if eta' they were prepared i;i,l eon-:
stder the#
ritat er.. Levet ^f\F' r.-- 1-,
t a•} � t
,pe a ,
we ;hake thertr ant offer,of .'350 to sup
ply t=hem with water—flat rate ---for a,
terra of tutee years, the same subject
to lnzntediate acceptance, --Carried,
Wa)per-Day--That we order 34 ,err;.
v'
1 a boxes
r uee the v+ater work
system. --Carried,
pay,Wiper—That the Fire Chief lata,
pate an extra sum of. $50 fix .looking
after tike hydrants etc., and to 'ba pe
u Save
Money
On The
°Rowing
Lines
At Our
Selhng
Out
Sale
apo rsib)e t a ate Ceuneil ter ,the working
of, the $a
zAae,--C 'rr
i .
H z, ed
eft • E'?as
what the
Arat et i ^o
y6 trig' f
the Court 'f'at' the revistionkof the amass, -
eat
cess, -est sell Tar 1011 be held • at the Town
__ ... Thursday, 4une° Sth,.A,t 7.30 wet.
n
a
P. S.—It would be very gratifying 'no
the Bdard if the suggestions for in.:
struction in ' s,00ial purity as mention
ed above be published by every exchange
of this paper. ; It is held also that
this i,nnstruction: should be given to ev-
ery child at a period net exceeding ;12
years of age.
NEW TRAIN SERVICE TO "LAKE OF
'BAYS? '
An important' feature that will be
inaugurated during the corning seassori
will be a new train service to the} "Lake
of Bays” district A standard Grand
Tsunk passengers train will leave Tor-
onto 'withthrough coaches', parlor cars
-uric! dinin'7 car at 10.15 o'clock in the
morning, daily except Sunday, for
Huntsville, reaching the "latter. "point at
about 3 Otcha'ck in the afternoon, con-
necting with the steamers for points 'in
the "Lake of Bays" district, and af-
fording passengers
f-fordin;:passenggera the opportunity of
reaching their, a, atination in time for
dinner.
The Sunday evening boat service from
the ',Yaws hotel, Britannia,' Point 'Ideal
Portage,: Deerhurst and; other, important
calling pointe oh "Lake of Bays" to
Huntsville '.i11 br :0, or same,'schedule
s for seasons 11)10, airing the menthe
of July; and August, :' and which will
be a •boar! to .weak -enders, de,'11 r , to
n•eturt, to the city for business' on
Mondays.
Mies Bertha Mack, iwho •,has been L' ek
keeper • yit,h the Gartiafi-.Macka'y Ca„
To ^o:ito;' for the' past two years,' Inas' re-
sa Wed hes p st,t}on 'anti has ao spied
p i- w.lfli �,tts�el'1C�ailada 1u.na,1-, n G' n , Tor-
oSnto a
se oL ;calory, a: rs'
T. E.
marling. Cl+;rl
US ENUMERATORS
Ina. are thee,:n '° u
a un
as
p
Mated a. f r1
th a immediate d s-
t ,
l sir duties to caraune ;ce June 1,
etee,—Wna. Prout, .Alen. Pardon,
ebciritc,—Joehua Johne. John }!organ'
n, Smith, Robert Oardisaer.
Siephcva,-Chas. W. Christie, U.-^ Mit
wi A. Swettzer, Timothy Canine, Ezra
Tteman, 3S. Sweltaer, Isaac Sharrow,
3AT—Jolaa M Mahon, Donald Burma
Chas, 'Fritz, Win, 1lesa, Hy Krueger,
J. K. Gaeta, Jas. IHagap, alarslutll Cor
rlvearl. ,
1 -renal', --1i. 1i,' Ingram;,•
CARROL. TO BANG •
SAULtT STE. arATUE:, Oat. May x2.
Tata mottling Jahn Carroll, a shanty
man, was sentenced to bo hanged on
July 26 tor themurdhfl or a. compatilon
!turned Talton Aa ai catnp near Blind.
River. Justice Britton only said a
few worda in pronouncing the death
sentence. The jury had 'brought 'Iii a
recomnxsndation for mercy, and the
Judge said that while this would be.
forwarded to the proper authorities,
Caroli should not be given any hope
Real. he would be shown aaiy to"Crcy,
The 'prisoner took the whole matter
quietly.
Carroll formerly resided itt North
'Middlesex a;nd. has :relatives residing
there. He was confined in the London
Asylum for some months in 10,08, and
had several times attempted to commit
suicide, but was never known to try
to injure anyone else until he murd-
ered Tailor last winter.
BIRTHS
no1L1ts—In. Exeter, May 14,01,: to,
and Ctrs W. H. Collins, a Son.
Bright—In. Exeter, ;Nay 9th, to+Dr. and
Mrs. H. It: Bright, a son. .J
Tieman>--In Dashwood, on .fay 16th, to
Mr. and Mrs. David Tiernan, a daugh-
ter.
Becker—On the Bronston Line, Hay, May
9, to Mr. and Nino 'Cha s, Becker, ,a eon? -
Norris—In Fullerton, on May 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. James Norris, a daugh-
1 ter.
BayniNi.m—In Stephen, on May 8th, to
.4r. and Mrs. Thos Baynham, twin'
sons. ;
Hackney—In Fullerton, May 5th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. hackney, a daughter,
Rollins -In Detroit, to Mr and Mrs:.
Fred Rollins, formerly of Exeter, a son'
MA RRIAGES
Cameron -'McDonald -3n Tuckersmibh, on
May, •17th, Robert Cameron; of lien -
sell, to Miss McD;on Old cdaaighter of
Hugh McDonald of Tuckeramith..
Doupe—Cottrell-At Ilderton, on May 10
by Rev. Clayton Mioorellouse, Miss
Gertrude M. Cottrell of Centralia, to
Mr. Homer: E. D;'oupe of Petrolea, for-
merly of Kirktlon.. ' 1!
Fa:u1d's—Randall—At Parkhill, M'ay 10,
Mr. 'Ennie Fauldet to Miss Bessie, dau-
ghter of Mr. aln,d, Mrs!. Arthur Randall..
Cardno-Elley-At Coleman, _Alta., : on
May 2nd, Mr Fred Canino, ilormerly
of Seaforth, to Miss Lend. Elley,: o1
Colern an.
Liddle—Chesney—At Egmoildville, on
May 10, Mr. Matthew Chalder Liddle,
of Niagara Falls', N. Y., to' Miss' Jenn-
ie Pearson. Chesney, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm ChbS)ljey,
Tuckersmitlhl;.
DEATHS
Flynn—In Stephen, on May 14, Mall.,Ja'g:
Flynn,aged 51 years.
McKeever—Ln; Stephen, May 11, James,
McKeever, aged 45, years. '
Keawaar-In Ailsa Craig, on May, 9, Thom
as Keown in his 66th; ealt>
Coles—In Fullerton, May 8', Jonas O.
Coles, aged 84 years.
COBII:T OF REVISION
c. j;T3j13
VIi 3iAGE OF, EXETER
NOTICE is, lhenticby given that,' a Court
of,itevtsi•ot- for tlhe :issessnent .Roll 'of.
the Village of Exeter will, }lipid its. first.
meeti,iab for the present year in `' trier
Tows Mall, ''Exeter, aan Thursday,. June
8`n, 1:911, o.t 7;:30
• T. 13.`,,CARDING,
5o.1$1
ter; a May
MEN'S SUITS f
BOYS' SUITS ikota • tl > .
SE:Ii l3TS, 35c., 50e., tv $J,00'
ODD PANTS r $1.00 up
OVERALLS & SMOCKS, 50f , to $L
UNDERWEAR from. 20e, to 40c.
2 pr. WORK SOX, wool, gilt.
WORK, SOX 10c 8, pair.
I3LACIC CAS' 3!ERE SOX 20e a pr..
FANCY COTTON SOX 20c. a pair
FANCY .SILK SOX 40c. si ptaix
STIFF HATS at $1.50
FELT :HATS from 50c. to 4.1.25-
$4.0Q SHOES at $2.95
;45.00 SHOES at $4.00 -
'WORK SHOES, all kinds, COST Pried!
CHILDREN'S JUMPERS at 35c.
it will pay you:.
in
to come and
see thevalues
for
yourself.
Quitting
Otl�ier