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SPECIAL, -,.JULY "WHITE SALE"
tier the remainder of the month. See
advertiSement in another column.
-MR. W. I>. YE'O
CARD OF THANKS—Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Sanders of -Stephen wish
to express their sincere ,thanks to
the neighbors and friends for the
many acts of kindness and sympathy
show them during their resent
bereavement.
FOR SALE—Jersey Cow, excellent
strain. • J. D. I(ESTLE, Exeter,
HARVESTERS WANTED. - For
Newdale, Man., Long season and cur-
rent wages guaranteed. Full inform-
tior can be secured from W. W,
Hunter William -St., Exeter.
TEACHER WANTED.—Holder of
First or Second Class Certificate .to
teacl, in S. S. No, 6, Stephen. Stater
salary Duties to commence after
the, summer holidays.—GEO. MAW-
HINNEY, Sec.-Treas,, Creditors P.O.
Ont.
TEACHER WANTED.—For Union
S. S. No. 13, Hay and Stephen, hold-
ing Second. Class. Normal Certificate.
School two' miles west of Exeter.
Apply stating salary and qualification
to NELSON STANLAIE, Hay P.O.
PASTURE TO RENT
Anc Cider Press for Sale. 150
acres being Lot 11, S.B., Con, 6,Hay
and W 1-2 Lot 3, Hay. Good supply
of water all season. The cider press
is its good condition.. Apply to
JOHN FORD, Hay P.O.
Farmers wanting hetn for next sea -
eon s::ould place their order at once
the Canadian, Gover'nniient Agent, Advo-
cate orrice, Exeter,
READY FOB. THRESHING -- We
are now ready to engage with farm-
ers to do their threshing on short-
est notice.—COOKSON Sc SANDERS
Exeter
PUPS FOR SALE—A number of
excellent hound pups for sale. Apply
to F, TRIEBNER, Stephen.
Having taken over the Butchering
Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we
have moved across the street into
the premises lately occupied by Mr.
A. J. Ford, We solicit your patron-
age and we hope as heretofore to
give you every satisfaction. - WM.
RIVERS.
FARQTJHAR
The Thames Road Presbyterian
church picnicked at Grand Bend
yeste7day,•—Rev. Sharp it the ab-
sence of Rev. Powell occupied the
pulpit in the Methodist church here
• on Sunday afternoon.—Miss Ettie Al-
Ien is visiting with her . uncle Mr, T
Cameron.
LOCAL DOINGS.
Mies Lizzie Wynn is confined to
het bed through illness.
A number of the bandy boys autoed
to .I'Iensall Saturday night to assist
the Hensel). band. They report Hell-
sall as having a fine organization . of
players
Workmen are engaged re -arranging
the windows in several rooms in the
school, as the first steps in an ex-
tensive plan of remodelling the pres-
ent building.
Main Street Methodist and Craven
Presbyterian churches are holding
union services for two weeks, Rev
Sharp preaching, while [rev. Powell
is on his holidays.
At the Masonic Grand Lodge held
in Ottawa last week Rev. J. W. Ar
ere- of Granton was elected District I
e t •
D putGrand Master of Mlisoiticl}is
trict No. 4, South Huron. Rev. Col-
lins .and Mr, Seldon returned Satur-
day from the meeting.
What is the penalty for writing an
anonymous letter of slander? If the
writer can: be identified by proof he
or she is liable to an action for da-
magee by the person defamed, and
else to prosecution for criminal `ibel.
and if convicted is liable to one year
in prison, or a.finte not exceeding
$10e of both.
HOUSE FOR SALE,
A one -storey brick house in good
state of repair. Apply to T. HAW-
KINS Hawkins' Hardware Store,
Exeter.
The Revised Statutes of Ontario•,
the work of years of careful atten
tion and legislative action, are rapid-
ly nearing the stage when they will
be read'• for publication. The stet-
utes it is understood, will be printed
in four volumes, three of which will
be made up of the, statutes them-
selves and the fourth volume con•
tain.ne the index, and a record tel
the disposition of all old legislation
whicl. has been incorporated in the
present revision.
An effort to pay a third and last
dividend before the end of the year
will be made by the liquidators of
the York County Loan and Savings
Compan' Two dividends of twenty-
five cents on the dollar each hare
already been declared since the com-
pany went into liquidation in 1905. A
lawyer who has the details of the
case in his possession, is of the opin-
ion that Live or six cents should be
paid bringing the total up to fifty-
five cents on the dollar.
johr Hogarth, son of Mr. S. je
Hogartl of Stephen, who met with
the misfortune some time ago of
breaking his arm, .and who was taken
to St. Joseph's hospital last week to
have the fracture 're -set, has suffice
iently recovered as to return to his
home Wednesday. The broken parts
of the bone were brought together
and held in place by aid of a silver
elate after which .a healthy and rapid
knitting of the 'bones set in, and there
is now every prospect of a complete
recovery for the young plan.
VACATION NOTICE
Kindly take notice that my dental
office will be closed from the middle
of July to the middle of August. Al-
so note that my office is closed every
Wednesday afternoon throughout the
year. DR, ROULSTON. -
FARM FOR SALE.
Containing 60 acres of choice
land being south part of lot 9
Con 3. Usborne. There is' on the
premises a good frame house, 20x
25 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, stab-
ling at one end; wood shed, pig -
house 16x24; two good wells of
water; 35 acres in grass; well
drained and fenced; good orchard
For further particulars apply to
John Cornish, Exeter P.O., or on
the premises.
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SWINGING A BUSINESS
Judlcloue advertising is the derrick
that swinge a !maltreat to success.
ClassIfted WantAds. are terse Wei -
tress bringers that are suitable to
any buelnete. They help the small
Ones become big, and the big ones
to beedme bigger.
fARf,y«,M IM to r$ W N✓Jtlre,...
_ The Canadian Presbyterian referr-
ing to a former Exeterite, says; `The
somewhat :extended recess of thrid
Presbyterian Ministerial Association
at Ottawa was broken on the 24th
June by a large muster of the 'mem-
bers at a banquet .to do honor to
Dr D M Ramsay on the occasion of
his departure from Ottawa. Leave-
taking speeches of marked appropri-
ateness and fervor were made, , The
members vied with one another in
testifying to Dr. Ramsay's sinuglar ef•-
fectivenese as a minister, as well as
hi, marked cordiality and brotherlii
nes.; during his sixteen years' pas-
torate in Ottawa. His executive parts
which are of an exception order,have
always been at the command of any
individual pr any cause that might
require them. By common consent
he has for many. years been regard-
ed as the balance wheel of the Pres-
bytery. A gap in the ranks of thle
effective leaders of',the 'synod, that
will be singularly hard to fill, is made
be Dr .Ramsay's 'departure. In the
cite too his championship of every -
thine. that made for moral betterment
will be safely missed. To the many
verbal testimonials received by Dr.
Ramsayon breakinghis connection
with Ottawa was added the tangible
one of a purse ,of $1,800 from the
congregation of Knox Church. On the
Znd inst Dr, Ramsay left for Toronto
where he will be found at the of -
flee,: of the Home Mission, Board."
Mr Orville Southcott is visiting in
Preston.
Mrs. Roger Crocker 'eine'
here visiting relatives.
Fred Mallett returned Thursday
front a visit in London.
Miss Vera Rowe of Toronto is
holidaying at her home here.
Miss Beryl 'Robinson of Regina, Sk,
is visiting at Mr. John Hunter's.
Mr and :gars Downing of Winnipeg
'are visitors at Mr. I. Armstrong's.
Miss Irene Quackenbush of Vic=toria
B. C, is holidaying at' her home here
Miss Mary Welsh of London, is vis-
iting at her home, London: Rd. north.
Miss Florence Dinney of London
visited' at her home, here over Sun-
day
The Misses Jessie and Gussie Rua -
sell of Toronto are visiting with their
father.
Mrs. .A, G, Dyer is confined to her
bed with a severe attack of stomach
trouble.
Mies Birr, who was the it nest
Miss Gould, returned to London
Monday
Mit Jennie Harding returned ,Sat-
urday from a visit with friends at
Toronto is
of
on
Beeton
Mrs Floyd and daughter Helsa,
of Kelamazoo, Mich„ -are here visit+
'ing relatives,
Miss Sarah Sweet of Loindon is
holidaying at her home here, for a
couple weeks..
Mx. Palmer of the Molsons Bank
staff London, visited here overSun-
dae with friends.
Mrs, (Dr.) Harrison who has been
visiting here returned to her :Borne
in Detroit Saturday.
Miss Ethel Sweet has returned to
her home here after spending the
millinery season at St, Catharines.
Mr. Jones of tile Bank of Commerce
staff who was holidaying at his home
in Ayr returned to duty here last
week.
WEST WINS THIRD GAME
The West won the third game, or
rubber. in bowling from the East
ori Monday night, by a margin 05 one
Daint,—
Creech, skip, 27 Stewart, sk. 17
Taman skip, 13 Seldon, sit. 17
Dickson skip 12 Clarke, sk. 17
—
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Four rinks of bowlers went to 'lea -
forth on Thursday afternoon and
played afternoon and evening games.
In the afternoon they were down 17
and in the evening: sue 1point Exeter
iron five out of the, eight games:, ,
Messrs. Gladman, Collins, - Carling
and Neaman are attending the I.on-
dor, Bowling Tournament.
INSTALLATION — The following
officers were duly installed in. Exeter
Lodge No. 67, I. 0. 0. F., last week
by P .D. D. G. M., Bro. W. J. Mur-
ray -N. G„ E. Iiowald; V. G., C.
Sweet; R. S., R. N. Cregch; F. S.
W. Johns; Treas., E. Dignan; War:
den, W. Martin ; Con., W. Brad ; R.
5. N G.. W. J. Murray; L, S N,
G. H Axt; R, S. V, G., R. G. Sel-
don ;
et -don; L. S. V. G., F. Boyle; I. G.,
A Coates, 0, G., E. Rowcliffe;
Chap. A, Penhale; R: S, S., L. Wil-
son L. S. S„ T. C. McLeod.
WESTERN FAIR—SEPT,' 5 to 13.
The Western Fair of London, On
taric, will this year without" doubt sur
pass anything ever before attempted
by the Association. For months Fast
preparations have been going quietly
ori for the great Exhibition, and when
the time arrives it will be found that
everything is in first-class condition
Enquiries of all kinds,, are coming into
the general offices and the indication
is that the buildings, although en-
larged this year, will be filled to
overflowing. The space in the Main
Building is already about alloted. 11
is expected that the Agricultural and
Horticultural Buildings will be crowd-
ed .as the fruit exhibits from the
different counties will be quite large
and very attractive. The Women's
Institute •alio"ughoht :Middlesex County
will no doubt make a very attract-
ive display in their competition. Prize
lists entry forms and information of
all kinds regarding the Exhibition
will be given on application to the
Secretary A. M. Hunt, General offi-
ces Room 302 Dominion Savings Bele.
London Ontario.
'TB. .M 8 f A MAY
tars `:'hos. Snell visited friends in
klensall this week.
Mrs Silas Handford is visiting her
daughter in Ay=lrner.
Mrs. IL, N .Creech, and son Hugh
A.1t" visiting in laetrot,
Miss Irno Sweet is visiting in Wing.l
barn for a few weeks,
Mr W. T. Acheson. and Miss Mary
trent to London' Tuesday.
Mrs R. G. Seldon and sons have
returned from a visit in Ingersoll.
Mr Frank Sheere returned Friday
from, a visit with his brother in Fort
shill}gin.
Mliss Gladys Bissett went to Kai-
amazoO. Mich,, Monday to visit with,
relatives
'Mrs Wm, Burke of Ingersoll is
visiting her parents M; and Mrs,
James Taylor.
Miss E. J. Cunningham of Clande-
boye visited , her sister Mrs, Yager
over Sunday.
Stanley Fisher of Guelph. branch of
the Bank.. of Commerce visited ,vith
friends here during the week,
Mr Elijah Jory returned last week
from a visit with hisdaughter at
Bullard and with other relatives in
the south counties`, ' He reports the
crops, ,particularly hay, as being rood',
these districts,
Judge Walsh of Calgary, Alta., ar-
rived here from the West on Fri-
day evening, .intending to visit for a
time with his brother-in-law, Mr.'
G, L Waugh, but he 'had, scarcely
beedea, here
grai bearingn thelle receiv-
sad news
ed a teleg ,
of the death of his daughter at
Calgary, No particulars were given
but his daughter was ,enjoying the
best of health when he left home,
The judge left Saturday morning for
bis borne Mr. Waugh accompanying
hireas far as London.
STJBSCAIBBi FOE. TEE
AND GET ALL THE NEWS, •
1 Our Flours are hest
brands
1 on the market. They include
5 Roses
Purity
Royal Household
and
Milyerton
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
w
ROCUE
Phone 20a
Residence next to the store.
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
EXETER ONTARIO
DEATH OF MRS, STANLAKE.--
It sil! be sad news to many here to
leave of the death of Mrs. Silas Stan -
lake Sr„ who died at the home of
her son chaster, at Donalda, Alta,,
on Saturday last,. Jul' 19th. No par-
ticulars as to thiel cause of death
yet beer, received, but it would •.eem
that she died suddenly, from the fact
that the last word received from her
a shorn time ago she was enjoying
good health. Mrs, Stanlake's ?nae€len
name was Elizabeth Parsons and she
was bores .in London in the year 1853.
About six years later the fatrely mov-
ed to the Township, of Stephen where
nearly all her life since has been
spent About aiyear ago her hus-
band died, a short time after 'vhich'
she went West to reside with her
son Mrs Stanlake was a woman
much admired for hetmany good
qualitie.,' and her unexpected de-
mise will cause sleep regret among
a large circle of friends, She was
aged 611 years and leaves to mourn
her detnise two sons—Nelson of 1 -lay
arid Chester in the West --also five(
brother: and two sisters—Harry Wil-
liam John, James and Fred Parsons,
Mrs John Webber of Devon and Mrs
'lobi' Kelleher of Proctor, Minn.
STEWART'S
PHONE 16
Where Goods and Prices are
Both Right. Here is a
Chance to Save Money !
WHITE
Take note of this—A White
waists ranging in price from
ed out this week at astonishi
for 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
WHITE
The balance of this season's
sizes at ridiculous prices, but
but secure one .while your si
SUMMER
We have them. We are
the season. Our idea is to
the next two weeks.
LADIES' LIN
If you buy a linen coat get
several months that you can
ing the next two weeks you
thein at greatly reduced pri
MEN'S s•r
Perhaps your straw hat is
chance to buy a new one. W
all straw bats. M1 the new
net straws.
PO'UL
We will handle any quern
highest prices,
WAISTS -
Waist Snap, About 150
1.00 to 3,25, are to be clear -
ugly low prices. Your choice
SKIRTS
stack, A good assortment oe _
they roust go. Dont delay
ze is here, 1,50 2,00
PARASOLS
reducing the price early in
clear every parasol during
EN COATS
it now. ' There are still
Make use of it. Besides dur-
can save money by buying
ces.
RAW HATS
getting shabby. Here is - a
e• as'e reducing the price• on.
est styles in plain and sen -
TRY
sty not live poultry.
We ray
Store closes Thursday teeter goons during July and August
J. A. STEWART
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Will solve
Many a Wedding
Gift Perplexity ..
When you are purchasing a present, it is . a, xnatter of
money and what you want—nothing else. Then this is your
store—for what you want is here and at the lowest possible
prices. A good variety of articles, selected from the lam.
est stocks, consisting of
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fancy China, Clocks, Etc.
These goobs are new, beautiful, and modern in design,
and of superior quality. Wesnake a specialty of handling
High Gracie Watches
All kinds of Repairing done and guaranteed.
MARCHAND
Jeweler and Optician.
Exeter, Ont.
THE STORE THAT TREATS YOU RIGHT
Powell's Bazaar
Big Variety Store
We wish to announce that we have installed a NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER, and will give you a cash receipt with ev-
ery purchase of 5c. or over, Save •the receipts and get valuable
PREMIUMS FREE. Its up to you to get in line with the store
that shares its profits with you -
SPECIALS NOW ON SALE
TOOTH PASTE. for cleaning and preserving the teeth—only
LEMON POWDER for Lemonade, cheaper than lemons, 15c. a jar
CRUSHED ROSE or VIOLET Talccum Baby Powder, 1.5c.
A full line of drug preparations at cut prices.
Come and ask us about your wants.
COME IN OFTEN
15c.
POWELL'S BAZAAR
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Mid - Summer Sale
Of All Summer Goods
If you are in need of any Summer G-oods do not
fail to attend this bargain sale. Everything adver-
tised will be sold.
WAISTS ND DRESSES
A lot of nicei ones deft, but all
to be cleared out.
MUSLINS, GINGHAMS
.A good selection at real sale
prices,
WHITEWEAR
This is the time to buy when
they are sold cheap.
IVMILLINERY
Only a f e -w left, A I1 to go . at
less than half price,
PARASOLS
All Fancy Parasols to be sold
at a big sacrifice.
BOYS' WASH SUITS
All boys' wash suits . to clear
at 65c., 75c., $1.00
Big Clearing of Clothing & Shoes
CLOTHING
We have a lot of odd lines of
New Up-to-date Men's & Boys
Clothing and Odd Pasts, These
Suits are ' this Spring's style
and the cloths are, tire best and
patterns the newest,
Men's Suits $7, $8, $10.
Boys' Sults $3, $4, $5,
SI -HOES'
A lot ' of 'Odd ' Pairs of High
Shoes Oxfords, Pumps, Tan
White and Patented for 'gen,,
Women and. Children, ,Allnew
stylish shapes, but as the lines
are brokenwe will sell the whole
lot at about one-half the regular
price.. Come and see them.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebratedW.E. Sanford Clothing