HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-8-8, Page 1WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS • "' t
AND WEDDING INVITATIONS
To intended June brides; whin have'aiot
already ,ordered their invitations and
announcements from the Advocate, we
would like do say, that we, have an lei
cellent assortment of wedding stationery
tar, cabinets, etc., printed to ytour Iikiti
at a very reasonable cost.
ri
If you nava a piece of .prop!erty to-
ss' and you Banta ;tae ahl ; t y t4 do..
ecribs :t izr an std 111 tba awns si np1e
way yea. would ago its' a. ,than cs?lled,
up on your tielep:Ko',se, tend asked fee,
You to tell t:f:.: akau.t :t, -then yo,u„•
cia sirs'ed advertsscinsnt, publist.cd with
a 3ittto pere',stenee, wail sell yowar pro-
pe.rty to the .buyer w io needs it most.
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
Loca1 Items
With seine =longitudinal stitches in his
heart, John Thompson Iles in the
Perinsylva rlta Hospital, and. the.. sura
geode have every reason to beliieve he
will recover from stab wounds he re-
ceived. It was ztece;ssatry, to saw away
three of his ribs, to repair the injuries.
to the heart,
n the puts rc <choots of tiaitirnore the
.e_•of,5 67 pupils were examined by
the $ ordtnardy used, andthe results
are i resting a s- ggestn'e « 9,051 pu-
?r; found r defectivet_ve
eS] t as to tit :- hoot k usrafa:.
t
53t,;
per estiof .t , a�t• re notbe
t
pt ,d r<0
in the enjoy of normal ision. but
curious'; en i" the percent e of defer-
Live e.) es ht sedwi h e age of the
pupils. e port rtcomt ds yearly ex-
amin:.'1Kns ' 'rear' . of t le pits' eyesight.
The tat perce re, arty one-fifth of
the total mber "' ed, found to be in
no condition to *a Got work at all, is a
warning to par 's I'd school authorities
all over the count ' It shows greet negli-
gence and ignora ce on the part of arents.
where the responsibility r. sts-
place. and where periodical ezta nations
of the pupils' eyesight bySchooluthor
ities will place it at. East.' -Phi delphia
$nqulrel'.
EER ONTARIO, , T
HENSALL
Mr. Henry
Ricker and,
two daughters
r3
of the 4th concesoion of Hay, had a.
very tlarrew escape from serious injury
on Saturday night last. They were driv-
ing, into Her sail with*, sonic pr c-duee
wiles they ,met ay, auto going in the op-
posite direction. Shortly afte€ passing
the auto the horse made a plunge into
tee ditch whop at, this point was Quito
deep. ; The rig upset• and the horsel
started oft at breakneck speed. Luckily,
however, the eross-bar of the shafts
and. parts of the harness broke, and the.
horse was freed. fro.°rr the rig, other,
wise results. 3s,:'a'tt have been serious, as
a weree e w`
all n alsed in the lois with little
c:~anca of escape if. the breakages had
o taken Owe. Th horse wasca
later np� � p:
turea" abouthalf a. mile up the road
:tone the worse. The reran Of the auto
conveyed the nit, to Henssh aatd. the
ladies to their honyo,
Mtfns Alice Hart +t@.it for London last
week, -Hiss ,lfatt:b Ellie to sloping re-
lattves ::rn Gode Ir:atF-lfrp, J. Patterson
of Toronto is v! -siting' relatives here.+
Jure. Barnus1 of Detrla`It is the guest of
,,her ,?.other, Mrs! 'Netab'Iit.-Dr. Hutton,
jr., and wife of 'F'eteet Were t;ueete
at Chas McDoneli's.--ass Doherty of
Loddon Is the gayest, oat her brother Bey
W. Dot;erty;--d ss Edith l.lcEwen, wbo
hats been towelling ,5n Naw Qntar's,1q
1.crtla. for the holtdayls, ;1xtes `CheraPeOs
of Toronto de tin t guest of her grand-,
Parents, Mr, and firs' Robt. Ca,•lasle--
BV•ss Lou .ECCotl or Regina, Sask., has
ben wpendtng a few days at thew' home
9t co.GCasey'-'Iv, Mr. Doherty nag
pGrchased a handsome Ileo touring;
car.-Jalnss Bullard, whsr le at Grand
.,
c of
a
'd, w i alta K p-
ia ;.. la very in alts as
1r ndit'lesst- INt1i, ;ole has disposed ot,
Mie Cos homes tat ?fir Porterfield. who
last oprUu d'<epo4aat of lateral in
A very quiet 'wedelbaX took place
at ttno ham et 'gra. Ja.v. Bell en July
t, when her daughter Helen was near
o Hugh lafcEwen, sea `of Alex,
Children of bn'Vht, parents age not,
natural' estuptd, tv:.hon etudy is die -
lilted, study :as palhlful. Suspect their
eyes rather thala condeut1n thdir
tellect, We =Ito a epeefalty of exani
fining Children's eyes with our tamoua
method of loolcing :tn1Z7 the, eye. We
prescrible gla,'eags only when spec -
hatch. necessary olnd gue4intoo sate
taction, The holiday bane Sivas, an ex-
cellent opportunity 't'o brains rn the
ehtildrep.
Wedding Rings & Marriage Licenses
. Fitton.
` Optomeirlcal Specialist
pronnwoosmosonnammonsw
tit
Rev. ,E. mai smith perforated
ony; They will, settle on the
groo'n'r fine farm, just outside the cor-
peratto3n,-Mr. Jolts '3,,IcIntYre has 're*
turned from a month's vls;t„111'rOrenlra,
--Mrs. John Petty .lei still very 111.-] re4
H. J. D. Cedko anad, daughter Ireton
aro Sesta of tiara, S1111'rraJ,yf-Rev. David
I3ue'nugn, wife and children epont a
couple di days Kalb ht's parents, prier
to ,.starting for Cal?tarnla, where her.
Huchana"n wdl.l enisiaVe ;n stir rslonartr
work, -Jt s Buchainaat, B.A., hue gone
to take :a po'edtion in that actuary de-
partment
o-partment of a leadkln>; inouranco com-
pany.
Mrs. McAvoy spent Saturday in Lon-,
don.
Percy Grinds was in Atwood ea`I?ue;
ness this week,'
Mite' Oliva Henn left yesterdkay to
visit her brother hi Nce-wich.
'wars. Mitchell of, Siaffat is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gibson in Usborne.
Gordon Marshall has returned frozen
a trip to Stoney liounta:n and Winni-
peg.
i;nni-peg.
Inspector and. Bars. Ton of Godeelcl;
are vis_ting with. relatives in town th;.s
week,
tars, Ed.Dyer of Brankford is, vis -
her parents and relative
Itlag
TeWe.
Mr, 'WM,. Kydd andk,wife, lairs. Moody
and Mrs. C, Hare and 'family of [1's -
borne left Tuesday 11!g-rtt, for Regina?,
T.to Canrtipg Factory -commenced Ore'
ratIoa yesterdtr} ,after' he:11g afiutt down
for ' evenal dat'o, awat t ng', the,
crop.
Mrs Willts Powell gs? re a° birthday
party on Thursday afternoon la. h4Yllar
of Miss 11.3elva ai.ncl, lister Holland
V9e4lit; of. Jra.nv'rit%cirt...
Mr. W. J. Weptaway of 3Fpntreal. 1Ir
Percy Westawaiy , of iF,oxidart and ‘Mr.
Leslkc Hearte, of I-lamilton, ars v slung
rat :lir
A. J. Ford's-
Mr,
ord's,'1Ir•. and Mrs,. H; J. Gianlvjlle of .yan-
over, is. G., ire hare: vieWIng wtth
ends and relatvee for a coapt
tnonihs, hawing r{rrived, yesterday.
H. Baker, accompLnied by 11,
daughter. Was Beatrice. le vlettln
here wktth her sister, Mrs; Trott
Bealnsviile, aid o'1!ter relatives a
friends.;
M. 1`. W. Topa; wf5 , and two e1
Oen of Toted, Ofhiot-afttt' visiting at
ataeltiliac. t i;ob„ grad also 'GoderielA, are
Visiting with r'elattves l;ere and of
Grand Fiend for a: few, .days.; Mr. Torts
le a dlsclhlo of Isaac Walton and whfle
art Godenlelt indulged in some ,. ves,:p
plsaaaat black bass fishing, catching
all ,t he law would, allow each day,
D , AUG
Crediton
8. 1!
rERs & OREEC:l
Slee the o:t for the streets has aa-
'has reed every other day. Un
less a r,'in come* p a day or so the
ail
w7:11 Pa put on, as :t cspaeted
tiaai-e wr1 besouls trot dusty days he,.
fors the su;1.mar is,. past,
.Robert Huicl2i t son has cornnrencedt
weric at the foundation for y ;re abut-
rnMtsoP k:ssery's bric}ae, in the n:eap.
talent
Cas old wooden structure `'s being
torn dowtA .led tlae _ta.roper drawn to
yard' th town, Alonzo Hodgins
ovoregailq tie worts for the Township
Miss Martha Wenzel or Itetroit 2 t
44 �.�i 'fin Tat FSMT :#MM K,ltP ,for . M} wweeks,
Sea Wap 4tceSA9aaParded by'4M1ss"Alma Hill
who 'tits=ted lira&fids in the city- tor,,a
row weeks_`
`€rs. Li los of I;rgerpoll ie, w1414inyt
nes l' 4n4 3,rr* Chr,letiai
4
llc
tr
r
ta
ej nellton
ret he ,look t
Pert, ,Art;hu
. hint
.hiss ifs ,.saa;3. Zvi It r elf goer;
visiting' 1i . and MMM"rs', Qh 9... Z
Harr; ae rzezet\. Her='ry iuintx and
nSwe"Itzer .610, 'tea eftlo I:'o:nt, o
Tuesday ;'rr a £lab. What auecase the
*nail. rn,F4a h -a rn''�"ns4 la:teiera�.
sr troln 3lcre ,teak iri.
) ay `0. rayon at Gr.
1 Tucsdpt'.
a:sl: Mea Fred room'
Tueorkrty attar a eller.
i rade in. Loatlaartt and Wyronntn
b at3d Roy Fainter played whit t
Atiaa i1lraik to inn against the ' Sarni
Sarnia on '-WAaslov., They re
tt Read time even t
IEN
�? E Eft SCHOOL EIOM D
Fall ' iiaMtoupCetuont
The Exeter Public School begs `t
intending students are deslred. t'
present:
The a,iml.of thq B zt ; e to, provide( a
sound educatlost Tort the; various walks
Oontinuatien- Class (Section for Tuesday
goptombor Ord, at 9 n. 'm.. when all
to .life, Connmereal, Industrial and
Prete<selenal, and to carefully train
rose udder their carp for a true and
honorable Canadian eitlzenehlp. The
cour,ae covered is complete for Model,
ursday) the Normnd Unty E. pe
Baseball Game ho -dirt .(T'}1 g saal#tent:analo
lvere:Sivea tontrancet~'tca CeSrne-
Irreh a15ne ar. Ltaaa,n,nn_ Ys Easter Sr., at m relal Departz ent. As a rural, Ii.'gi1
6 o'clock sharp. trp 8 w!U bo a fast' SO11001 special 4'ttkenttrora le given to 'thq
and inter,eat_ng b;aDnOO,\ needs to,;'both thq farmer and the tartlzan
The standing et the -school :s "Govern-
Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. PAP Ed softer of Sas
,
na•F, are .spend.ing a few weeks kwitri
ate tatter's pair eiikts, .Tri .' and „Mrs. X.,
KIrnstive ;-'sees Violet and 13eatrtce
C= •ay h e1 lett tat weep tor Saginaw,
11.4.., to -spend the:r vacation, -Mr., and
lir D. puff epont. Sunday ig r e n s
:.3 Sea'ruri11,1-Mian Maud Hartle:b teff
Saturday to YFs:t with friends in Hick-
). --Mr, and Irs_ Alvan ;f:c:tolsan and
t sl forme -es mother of "flake were the
u stss of &Mr, •a :dc Mrs. Jonas Hartleib
uarday!-'Mr. ?Sid Mrs. Peter Ilabere
of Zurich spent Sunday with the latter's,
lxarenat@: Mr, ed Mr's:. Jacob kioeder,;
t• a
3 *'tl Metter Y i.�eksQa"l Spent
Sunda wa.,h fr`rnads t a the vdllage, M;,
and Mrs. Louts Rup_: t e. Buffalo are
tee` tag with, Mr. and, Firs, 4i n l,Im.
at the Com -mere -4k. Hotel f (Or a fen
les
Katie Vermeer o C-'ourt-
a fintrendinr: a few days under the
,ntal cat.--,t,'ss pa Granger ranger of
Sa�,.nla vta,tinS her ];rahol' pa'o is
a;d M. Bender, hare.- ;"diss Ker -
of Usborne, formerly; eebxsel teacher
rya,, Public Sctrool herrn was tt;e
of t elf IIx, antd, itiitis', P#tll'->7' Faseelti
�Miss Enaana.'Etesnalt et Londa:.
;ng' ayfew; fdays will Mr. and,
Tienaatn. Mr, arab Airs, W.
*atI.iondeut a,ccompansed by
Gadd of ;Vert 111,6 n event
snday with, the latter'
Mrs. Frei Go,s a stn.
of -Stratford we, a
t e gouda7,4741r. seed.
daughter, Evelyn of.
visiting frtendrs axe..
w vacate.-- Her.
letee the age
h last Sta -,
. i••
T„.eo, 1i trtlf`;it icSft
aa" 4lodlerltcit, wki ere they
oettiems in za Betel are
t.Iahn =At whe hag
business for the la)tt'.
-eel; east tiro bSeineeq'i
. Mr. Draft Mali.
qday wet Welt htptl'
dip arae sieved ,rule
,-Quite a turn
int Tueadiny stet
Gala DaY
tut
n
PHONE 18
•
lhn
Out
yrt,i
SelIi-ng
Out
$12,000.00 in dry goods to ' be
cleared out by Oct. lst.
Summer Dress Goods at less than cost
FODVARDS REG. 25e. SALE PRICE17c. A YARD,
REPPS REG 25c. SALE PRICE 17c. A YARD.
MUSLIMS -REG 10, 13,. 1$c. SAI E PRICE 8, 10, 12c. YARD.
MULL REG 50c. SALE PRICE 35c. A YARD.
All Wnitewear to be cleared at a disc. of • 40 per eent
Ladies Hose
SILK ;HOSE REG; 50c. FOR 40c. PER PAIR.
BLACK LACE LISLE REG.' 50c. F.OR 45c. PER PAIR,.
BLACK EMB. LISLE REG 35c. fFOR 28e PER Pn IR,
REG. $1.25 ,FOR ,9Bc.
REG. 50c. FOR 43e.
75c. FOR 5.5c;:
1,00 FOR'. BSc.
REG. $L25 FOR '95c.
REG. \$1.0Q, -FOR '85c...'
7,5c. -FOR 63.e.
50c. FCIRo.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce,
ment Approved." It 3s exceedingly well
equipped as to play grounds, lavortaEory:
needs, Library 'rind StAff.,
The wotrk so far, jiae received atrongt
arprcval front bods' Public and Contin -
havinfa alta
ciasc qt ,Ezeter,•
Frazer lirownn said. Louis Carey s
est Sunda(v 411 Coder:eh,
sep5' Trust ;raid, Sam 13rown ,are.
eon ,Mich., attending the. tu;teral
a daughter of ` Mr: and ;tire. \lose
Brown.
Miss Short ot London has been v:t
Sting her friend 31tes ,Pearl Heist the
past week.
Frank Ftlttkbe,nor of '•London epetlt.
Sunday 'Jn tows with; hijs Parents.
Air. And. Mrsl. Ben Bea,,rand.sas.nd In -
trent' sas>n at ilat'ro;P ape v,,
attlns Mra,
Sarah .Bertr,andtaxi a., flaw weeks.
Rev. Burn exchanged pulpits last Sun.
day with Rev. 7':nunernall of Stratford
AU were delighted with the visiting pee
tor's sermons,
I
E37YTER COUNCIL
Meeting lot the Council hold in the
uattan scJwol Inspectors, and is rank- Town. Hall, ,Tueaday ev rdnfi, Aug. 211,d1
ed with; the theft ih' the ,Province: Members all present;, iatlnutes of thq
nounce the re-oper4fgg of the Vii. S., >nr'
The staff remains as, for the Easter
term and far, Os IL SI., Section is rte
follows.; --W. B. Wdidenbammer, B. A.,
Honor Graduate of Torent0 Unitvere'_ty
and Specialiilst ihn l fodern Languages,
Higher EngliIsh, Ilfathesnatica and. Sci-
ence; Miss Edmonds`, First-;clasa?atandr
dins' -classics, Enlglith history amd
reading ; 14i?ts's Cajtnnpbell, First-class
iSianding, the Coirninereial and Jun,onl
work.
Tien H. S. Serifiojn is open to; all who
have passed. the Entr
ance, and
parents and guardians are asked to see
that registrajt.on of intending students
us made w!rh, •.tisk least possible delay.
For information as to courses' apply
to the Pri'neiipal,
.3. GRIGG, Secy
GRAND BEND.
Mr. and Mrs. 'In;oanhjs, viho havebeerr
vlsitiprg at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page's',
have gone to their- hemp' hi Detroit. --i
James Bullard, who arrived here from
Hensel', was taken 111 of appendicitis
at the Brenner House a,nd hat( to be
moved to Mr, James Mollatrd'e, . wh;ere
he has been tinder the doctor's_•cajrei
Hn ,its now . on t1)h 4r d, , Mr Charles
Pago left • last, week for Detro$t.--Mri
Russell Patterson • left for; the Wetst on
Tuesday., --Mr: Wm.. Dur sford of near
Exeter viis:ted,riLr,e."Pi. Baker last week
-Mr. Cyrus Greets hiss' beep, yin Port,
l;iuron for a few ' da,cys.-Whge, working
at the. dock Mr, Joys. Disjardine had
Ms ankle ba][itly sprained; which will
lay him oft world file atime.-All the
hotels and boardkng houses are filled
up with v:ie4ors,.-1 ho farmers are busy
at the hairvestt-Gti'aavd;' Bend was the:
scene of celebratlbey aid merimnjaking
Tuesday, on the occasion of its annual
gala day. Races e . land and water
were conducted b,'y.' the cotta'ge{rs. A.
water carnival waist held on Saturday
night and most cif the,,visittors took
part 1ir1 a water parade, whish .trade its.
way down the river to the late.; Mr.
C. B. Chapman ;took first prize for dee-
orated boatis,heirs float {being, made up
in Japanese pagoda style, with lanterns.
and bunting. Messrs. A. ?. Blowes of
Mitchell, and C. Ward: sof London
took 'sec 0/1.9 antt
d timed neers.
John Berk of Bertin v:sirted do town,
yesterday. on his way back' froman out-
, at Grand Bend_
W INCEIELsEA'
-Ivlr Ernest Nuttcombe of Detro;i is
the guest:of- R, 'Batten.- Miss,Rhea
{Ge.db,olt _hasaiccpted a :pojsltLon' as
bierir ythth VQ QJ $k nnner 'Miss Edith
^4 ueist tiff
Miss' Elim��Sar
V . ` G Me da%t
ins. . few'i
Yt
W .. tiY Keit of
a' few da(ys thgts `V
Routly ' land, Mfrs., i
'bee were ,ru�e.!ats &tj <D
laet snleeting wore read nod approved.
Mr. 0`, i,'tr. T,ay1op thtertfiewed ,the Coun-
cil re. the pu$Iotk to the detain on Vic -
torte street, starting ttbh.4 the ten Inch,
five 'inch and. el; inch tiles runan3ng, into
the eight :nob t icLwas dapuning "up his
drain and 1a111ng hie cellar with water
every bent therq wast. a frdshlei, *and
wanted the Councf1to tatke action. Thq
Reeve replied that the council would
tnneet Mr. Taylor. at kik place and go
$sato the smatter with hiin,
Seott L:evett--That the following ac-
counts ba Jpaid ay read ;- W.:cirkl ;tete ret
labor, $1.88; Robe Sanders ; W)
Davits $1.50; W. V11{s $4t3 ; H. Fond
$17.12; T. Brock, 'sr., 0,5.2.5; Jahr/
Duncan $11.63; W. Westeott $10±;87;
E. Heideman $12.60; G. W; Orangq
$2.50; T. Webster $3,75; 11, Horrn
$5,25; N. Vale $2; J, Bell .$1$.,60;
J. Morley '$2.35; F/. B1o;omfield'$16.88
J. Weekes $2.50; J.; Klydd ,v 1; Thos.
Houlden, pumping and wtering, $57; T.
Creech teaming and freight, $32.25 W.
Gillespie do. $211 J. Sweet, labor, $1.2-
50; 11. Davtis $4 r al, ,Elliott 11.12; B.
Brickwood $5.50; T. Hazelwood $8.50
Sid Sanders $7.87; Electric Light Co.,
$139.40; T. Hawkins & Son ,$6.15;
Ross -Taylor Co. $15.80; Exeter Times
Printing Co. V8.5t1; Imperial Oil Cot
$3 r 71;Ca,nadabn Brass Co. S8 ; J. 'N.
Howard $2; Dr. Browntifg, B. Health
$12; T. B. Carli;n', pt. savary, $25;
.1.' Ford, do., $31125; W , ,J. Bissett,
$37.50; Exeter 1Bahnd, $50p00.,
L,evett-Rivers=11hat By-law • No. 9„con
firmthg 'Hive Board. of Health, as read,
be finally pajsser1 . ar�n d`
Ford- R'ivens-Tihat r the Reeve _ and
Clerk bol}row $500 fo current expens-
es.-Carried.
xpens-es. 0arrted_
Levett-That we 'adjourn to the call.
of tris Reeve. -
1', B. Carling, Clerk.
HARPLEY
Mr George ,Patrlicic'of, 'Lucan ie via-
it:ng h s daughter, Mrs. Roy SherrittM
for a couple et weoksL.O-Mies Mattie,
'Hod;in"s of Detroit is spending a week
under the parental roof. -Mr: and Mrs.
Fred Falls and son Charles of Ont-
ario, Cal;, accompanied, by; Mr and Mrs.
John Biollard and, daughter, Mies Blanch
also liaise L Bien Patterson of 'Blast'
Jordan, Mich., ere spend ng the week
with Mr. and X41 e;, 'Thou.. Faili0 and•
fanvily.-Mr: and ` Mas. Albert 'E. TaY.
ler and family of McG_,ilivray, also Mrs:.
IvToro and, two children from; Lindsay:
and Mrs. Beacock, of .Gartwright spent`
Sunday at. Mr: Jd.a J ' Taylors and also
enjoyed the q"err on given by Rev _Drn,
Jc saner a G,ranid Bend. The fall
wilf4, as nearly' all harveeted, and the.
carYr ,$r s are buoy tiaul.rit ba1Ysj-*�t
i,>$isr 1t4 -asses •i rtes and Irabei .Turn-^
-;axe spec d ag ` �atwe k:•at the' poet'
othoe ,=-MaasterkVPi e •Love entertained:
-lie -friend •M e e ob. 1 a5] son. oft
3a.tuaday and .SrtnydB3 igrs, ldelkip also
'Are Sand tisoi , ,ln,nd dadgiS,tter Jest;ie
andltaat dov>itcsifllnv aPeT1t, Sun
last tweak.)
„Ir. and 3 rs. S,4r`e of Iten'tteZni aa'q
r1tottlag with t lends for it ,row dayq
Jori'. S te11 of T,hetifor!,1 la
sewing acctua''anttneoa In •Me village
week. -Rev. and Mrs, Schroeder at
;t Clemens aro vta'ittit with ,tricnds
tor a few weeps J. J. 7s,iernler.
M. I'„ woia a, ciltezr in towel, Tuesday;
1112 s ICatfn Stirs op Hawaii. spent Sun-
day sit her hope harsh-Mtilns Bertha
G«miler, who has, been In Parkhill for
paet two,months, ,returned to her horns
lata 'Thursdaly.--Rear. staid Mrs G. Tbun
accosupa1nied by Intls.parezite, and Mater,
loft 3,1q1day for Cleveland, Ohio, to spend
'their vacattton,1-T to auction sale of
household effects ot the late Mrs. Web-
er was. held. Tueada:'r and was well at-
tended.-3lIee Ada Sibert ot Toronto le
holidaylig at her hone neve; Mr.r'and
3Irg. L. 'Ravello cif Grand Bend spent
Sunday with the )aitter'a sister, Mrs,
Bo'w 1N,G
Eight' rinks of ,thq Exeter bo *iera held
a little local' tournament on thelgreen
last Thursdaly afternoon for prizes,twq
watch che4hs, donated by Mr.
Bawden, the wait nne..Z rinks to divide
and platy Scotch Doubles f-1 the finals,
The follow1na; ?e the result ,oe the rink
tames,-
{Fkr'sti Roundi
R. N. Creech, sk.11' W. W. Taman,sk11
Dickson,sk. 16 W.J.Hcar nan. 'sk.11
S.G. Bawden, skk.21 Wt D. Ciarke,sk. a
C. 13. Snell, ski, 15 E.J.Ctirtiatce, sk.6t
Setrni? Finals
S. G. Bawden, sin,, 21 L.H.Diekson,sk. 9
R.N. Creech, ;€k. \10 C. 13.. ,Snell, sk. 9
Finals
C. Dyer T; Elliott
W. T. Acheson , • Wt; May ..
J. A; Stewart Et:, J. Christie
S. G. Bawde;n, 'ski, 17, ft. N. Creech, sk14
Bawden 1100.0010000221311.4202-17,
Creech io022210h1110000001020-14
This inane wap 'cons::dered. one of tine
best over seed). on. the gtr'een. a
On Friday everdingr t uS Scotch doubles
were played, alnd timid prtizes went to J,
A. Stewart, and; W. T: Acheson, who
defeated S. G. Baden and C. Dyer, 17-5
MOUNT CARMEL, 1
At the ,maai'se_ Lucan, Ont., on July 24,
the n axriag;e was solemnized; of 'Miss
Belle McLellan, Mouttitt Caramel;; Ont., and
Mr. ' Will:am Baumbach, London. Rev.
Mr. Campbell officiated the bridal
couple being attended; byl Bliss Christie
McLelien, of London, alhid Harry. Baum,
bach, of Sea(ram:viile. The groom's gift
to the bride was, a, haiidsome p:ano;iof
old En lilisb Oak, to the bridesmaid he
gave a gold 'racket, and to the grooms-
man a pearl reticle' pin. After the cere-
mony, Mr 'and. Mrs. Baunibaciv,nnotored
to Seagra nrillle, where they took tliq
train for ieastern .poi tits., Upon, their ,rem
turli, ,.thiey v+tt11 res:Ids at 13,9, Hill Street
Londoni.
BIRTHS ..
Lovie-Maollard-Litre Stephen, July 31
.'to Mr and Mrs, Vita, Loyie a daught
ter, ""
Perkins -In H'eh,sall, ant July; 24, to Mr,
and Mrs: Wen. Perkins, a- son,.
lathlc-ni Bl.kishard, July 25, to Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Nagle, a son.
"14.1ARRIa&0ES
Oliver -alai es, Ili
Stratford, on June
2'lth, 'Flnria :Hades, eldest daughter
of Mr. ;and •MIS. .Arthur Harries of Tor-
onto,.
or -onto pgtQ- Charles, Oliver.
w ,1, DEATHS
use- Un B ddulph, ]u1y "4 Samu1
�'s'eq�eje tl4gyyear8 I r-.
V L ,Laze IoF aria
1.ik1?e rase In?,August 4!s,
vleldssa F aikbeaiver, beloved daughter
df mt.,. and Mns. Matthew F nkbe.neT
24, years, 4,ltinont'h•8, 15 days.
ktS' N�SSI',f" TO CO
0
AT THIS T1 OF THE ;YEAR.
HAVE I'I`,1N ALL THE BEST GOODS.
CALb AND HAVE It LOOK AT OUR
Sum er
0
Wearing Apparel
4Y.ly i'13'lDE OURSELVES ON
BEAM ,AND COaIFOR,T : OF • ALL.
OUR 'SIMMER GOODS,
Our Summer Suits
WILL GIVE TOU ALL TEAT A MAI`;;
NEEDS TO KEEP . FILM COOL AND
CLEAN FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
AND THEIR COST IS VERT VOIDER.
ATE.y , 1 �,., 3 r a•
i r,: d '
THEN, OF COURSE, WE PIAVE:
ALL, THE OTHER LINES, THAT G0
T m
TO HAK17
E P A COitiPLE II AND U.
TO -D A'B STACK OF`
Men's Furnishing s
A FEW OP THE LINES ARE AS
FOLLOW,-
COMBINATION
OLLOW,COMBINATION UNDERCLOTHING.
TWO-PIECE 'tUNDERCLOTHING.
SOCKS AND HOSE 'IN SILKS,
CASHMERE AND LISLE.
WINDSOR OVERALLS IN BLUE,
KHAKI, BLACK, EPC.
NEGLIGE SHIRTS,
LOW COOL COLLARS.
SOFT COLORED COLLARS.
SOFT FELT H;4TS.
STRAW HATS.
PANAMA HATS. ' t
RAIN COATS.
LIGHT SUITS., r,
We e reTailor
e understand (tailoring
and we know that we are do-
ing when We , measure you.
The'"TamanlMade-to ,Measure
Clothing is . all that can be
desired, in . ' clouting. The
prices` range fro na $181 up to -
$28,
Tailor and Fur'nisl e� e
5F'