HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1917-8-16, Page 1Bowlers had great Tourney,
THIRTIETH YEAR.
Our C01112r.
China is to became all [
igercnt in the war,
During theweek severe fightutrg has
been going on on nearly all the fronts
with littler result,
—o --
The 'Military Service Bill is to be.
enforced at once. Sy, says the, i1
inter or; ntiatia,`
A hill has :been ,).traducedin the
d
1•ouse. of Commons to give soldiers
and sailors a vote at the, forth -coin-
ing election,
cti.ve bel
It \vas not to be expected that Pre
mier Martin .of Saska't'chi'e,wan,
re-
cently
returned ata power by the
French and Ftor,eignl vole, would
support a unix-n. 'government o -r awvin-
the-•war., movement,
s--o-x—
ThL, Saskatoon Star, which sup-
ported
u-ported the Liberal party tr the re-
cent provincial -elejc'tions says , it re-
gards the bare passibitLilty of the el-
ection of Laurier as the gravest
danger Canada has faced since Gan.-
fed!eraltion,"
The Win -the -War Liberals aacl the
Laurier-Lose,-th(erWa-r Liberals ,scern
to have got t•ogetlier in Winnip`pg op
a new policy of the Win,-lt;ire-Elsec-
tion plan. That is, the. politicians
have adopted such a policy, but we
think a few Liberal newspapers and
a great many Liberal voters will not
swallow this stuff.
Does Dr. Clark speak too' strongly
against Sir Wilfrid? If yiou think so,
reflect that that stotit Briisher's ir-
ritation niay be due, tot the ,fact that'.
be was deceived' by Sir Wilfrid's pro-
fession. ` It proobably, annoys lsi.m to
see that what the Tones said about
his leader was ;true and, that his own
denials were sero -ugly, though honest-
. invade,
Mr, Samuel ;Brlolck lost a valuable
horse b ' lightning 'in Usboilne last
week.
TAMANS
PHONE 81a
�11f191 S1df9iUil.
s
SUMMER SUITING$ WERE
BOUGHT EARLY AND WE ARE
ABLE TO SELL BELOW - TO --
DAY'S
DAY'S VALUE.' ORDER YOUR
SUIT AT ONCE. •
LIGHT` OVERCOATS IN
OF CLOTHS FOR THE
EVENINGS- AT PRICES
WILL SURPRISE YOU.
AGREEABLY. •
•
BEST
COOL
THAT
MOST
OUR PANTING -S ARE SOLD AT
THE RIGHT PRICE.
SEE OUR LIGHT UNDERWLAR
IN. COMBINATION AND IN TWO
PIECE•
A FULL LINE, Or READY - TO -
WEAR CLOTHING,
YOU PROBABLY NEED •A RAIN-
COAT FOR THE WET DAYS.
WEAR OVERALLS AT YOUR
ROUGH WORK. LOOT( AT OUR
" LINES IN THESE GOODS.
ALSO
Furnishings
SOCKS in Cashmere and Silk
THE NEW CAPS
CHOICE SHIRTS
FLASHY TIES
-ARROW COLLARS
W.TamaniN VAIe
Tailor &Furnisher
Z'HO1{B S1*
Western Liberal play politics and back Laurier.
Ching to enter t/ie war welt/ t ie 1' hies
EXETER
'KITTY TOUCHERS
Charlie Humber failed to get into
1'is usual dispute, Obliged, Charley,
The collection for the caretaker was
a good one, and he;'well deserves it,
W'Vith a little training Sandy Pur-
don' will know the work of secretary
as well as' tive beast,
C. 13, Snell's rink has now qual-
ified for the title of the real "big
b
tour," Play earraecl, ita
A1. Hastings and;1V ins Sweet
Hastings [ � in the
refreshment booth, handled the wet
goods` with taste and despatch.
The bowling tournament would clot
be right wS:begot Capt, Hurdon, but
he was here, and had a goad time.
The prizes hesepretty well distrt
l-
uted-goingto J\&itchell, He,nsall,-Lan-
don, Clinton, Exeter and Seaforth•
Ben Craig, Joe Seagram, Hiram
Welker and their eraencls were not
even conspicuous by their absence,
in the 'Scotch Doubles -„ Billy -
Thompson was sure the best deacl-
end artist. He was certainly ,hitting`
'em right.
"ISomebody" whose duty it -was,
forgot to distribute the_' badges for
the uinpires, and They still rest se-
curely in the. Secreltary's drawer.'
When it costs a Ingle 825 a day to
come to a tourney he -should not
waste his time tfiln sitting` around and
grouching because it happened to. rain.
Messrs, R. N R'owe; J.-. A; Stewart
W. W. Taman and ,Rr, G. Seldon at-
tended the London Asylum tourney
for bowlers on Tuesday, but did not
get in the. prize dist, They were
lucky to- be allowed toi return at all.
Eight of 'the. Exeter bowlers went
over to Seaforth Scotch Double tour-
tlame.nt on 'Monday, ,Messrs. Beldon,
W, \ray, Stewart, Christie, Taman
Rowe, Clarke and Medd. They failed
to bring home the prizes however, al-
though, May
lthough,May and Seldom ran up pretty.
well.
Judge Dickssaa braugh.t down alegal
rink from Goderich-beide Lawyers,
Cooke, Garrow, •Proudfoot and His
Honor himself, Five ,rinks from the
County Town ''showed that His Honor
besides handing out -justice did some
missionary work as well, We m:;s-
sectur
01 friend o d
l Clerl: Wm, r La,n,e:
however, as he has been a regulara,t-
te;ndant far years.
PASS JUNIOR MATRICULATION
The following list contains the ,names
of the
Huron•'a
carC. (,dates who were
suuccesful ul whole. 1e
W
r 'n. part
on,
the pass junior matriculation examurl
atlotr. Normal entrance: candidates for
matrrcuiafi.oa have been considered in
the result.
In Group I. are)' givethe names;
of all candidates who have o-btainecl
complete matriculation by passing on.
the 12 required 'exarnana'tdort papers
In Group II., are given the names
of those who have passeccan at least
nine of the papers required far com-
plete matriculation required on the
whole .examination,
In Group 111,, are given, the names
of all those who, have failed to ob-
tain the minimum ,required o1n the
whale examination, but who liave ab-
tained 40 per cenit. ,an each, of at least
eight papers.
Group 1—J. W. Argo, G. C. Best,
M. L. Chldley, ;E, M, Churchill,iI.H.
Crich, H. R. IDicksan, A. Elliott, M.
Edmunds. T. L. Gillespie, E. J.
Grainger, W. S. Ilaltl, ;I -I. Derr, E.
temp, A. 'K, Leonard, LC. Maxwell
A. B. is1acE\van,, J. All. MacEwan, M.
McMath, 11I. A. McMurchie, M. S.
NIC.NIOLSON, H. F, Potter, R. N,.
ROWE,"E M. Stoltz, 1, F, Stothers,
J. R. Taylor„ R, C. Weller, E. J•
Webster. 1. D. Wilson
Group 13,—R. P. Mc:Math ,
Group 1.11,-G, E. Ames, J.S,, Bogie,
L J Chamray, G. J. Deans, V.Graves'
J. A. Grant, 5, R. Hays, E P. Hume,
l I
S. Jones, E. C. MacArthur, L
Sande -son, S. '1). Sheriff, E \I.
tiV oiscll.
The names of the Exeter candidates
ill be noticed in. capitaI letters.
SEAF ORTHWOMAN DIES
Seal: orth Aug. 10,—Fallowing 0111
illness of five months duration, Mrs.
Finlay McIntosh deed at her hone on
John Street yesterday,.. Mrs. McLn-
tosh s maiden name ;was Marg,at'e1
idenders!on, The funea'al is'announc-
ed- far Saturday 'to the Maitland Bank
Cemetery, .
The -� Roll of Honor
District casualties reported
KILLEID IN ACTION
i'te, "f. C ;Strang of 1-Len,sall.
Wounded
Lan;c•e-;Corp. C. IV. Williams of
Goderich.
:Mr, Freeman. A, Ieobhs, near
tra]ia, ,received 'wlorcl from heaclguar-
tors the r other clay that his son, Pte.
Charles Jonathan Dobbs of the in-
fantry was wounded, hilt still r -e-
mains ai5 duty.
R C. Hunter of St. Marys hits ie•
cerived word Moms his son Lieut Gor-
don Hunter of 'the Royal Flying Corps
tita,t the wound ;inn ELal Deft arm be.-
caine so infected 'that ainputatio)was;
necessary. Lieut. Elunter :las a prison-
er of war ,an Germany,
Gas se.d
Pte,, 'W tI Irvine of Goderi;cli:
ONTARIO
THURSDAY AUG. 16 191,7
B wiling Tourney
A Grepl Success
The Seventh Annual Tournament of
the Exeter Bawling Association prov-
edto be an unqualiPied, success, al
though the weather conditions were
not as favorable as they, might . have
g t
been. Even on this paint we es-
caped the heavy sh'asvers that were;
falling stn thus 'looaili'ty on Wednesday
and Thursday„ A light: shower on
Thursday at noon stopped the play
for an hour and lsalt, and thus de-
layed the finish of the rink g.ante;s
sameu'hat. For the Scotch Doubles
on. 1 ridgy' t1Le woaLber was ideal.
The greens, excepting for a tune
after the rale were en the pink ,of
con d]dlan.and the local bowlers re-
ceived l any° congratulations on th.e
fitness of 't the, igre,einis for playing,
They are easily the best in Western
Ontario!' was th:e: pre,vail'ing senti-
ment, and all went ' away;' perfectly.
satisfied, with all. the co-rtdit'ons,' ev-
en :when they did not win any one
of the handsome 1praze(st:
Rorty -six 'rinks were ,entered,, and
there was but one -default. London
was represented ;by eleven rinks,
Judge Dickson brought down t'.ve
rinks "'from Goderich, Seafporth had
four, Stratford, Hensel', and Mitchell
had three each, while Clinton, Nor-
svich and Atwood hard two each. Ex-
eter put in. 'six trninik,.
The big event was for the. Lon --
don Free Press Trophy, won last year
by J S. Bell's -rink,' from the London
Elmwood Club, This year the (roe
phy goes to IVIitchell, having, been,
wan ha a seiipa;tioinal finish by Gea.
Sawyers rink from that town, the skip
wining the game' with his last bowl,
The runner's up were a Hens -all four
skipped by 'Charlie iA cDanell, echo
the last end looked like a winner
when he drew ,dead to 'the jack with
his last bowl. But Geo. Sawyer's ex-
act "aver" remo ved it.
The second Trophy, was the ,Soui;h
Huron, and for ,tele second year in
succession this trophy goes to the
London Thistle'Club, i!t being won on
both occasions by. "Bert" lleaman's
strong four:. Hovey of Clinton gave
him the finals
a e• in
.r arun far them n
L r }
but failing to pain lvel and his rink
carried off second money in that ev-
ent.
The. third 'event .for the Majar. W.
J Heaman Trophy \vasr won by a
ttro:;g ,Exeter Thule skipped by C. B.
Snell ,oae : of. the veterans of 'the
game: This rink ,played consistently
throughout the whole tournament, and
deserved
With _ win. W.vtl Ed. . to. 1
leading, Norman Dore seconHarnessd, Frecl
Gladman vice, and, CJ- trlie Snell skip
any rink that puts olne, over on them
is going same. :Skip "J,. P. Dewvatn's
London Thistle rink were she run -1
ners-up.
W. May's rink won the - Special
prizes for those who lost their first
three gapes.
T.he full report of rink, and Scotch
Double games its given (etas,•= .
FREE PRESS TROPHY
Preliminary
St. Thomas, llitcheli.
C. Trull 15 W. Elliott 13
Lon. Elmwoods. Ailsa Craig
J. J. Dyer 15 Rev, Mr. Fanjoy 9
Rensall Lon. Thistles
C. 'D1cDannel 18 C Smallman ... 16
Atwood - Goderich
E. 1I1`. Swing 13 F. I�Utti"'. t...:..., ,T
Exeter Clinton
C. B. Snell .. ., 18 E. J •'Havey .. 13
St. Marys 9 Stratford
W. H. Tovell..•. C. A., :Down 8
T. 141cCurdy, Stratlfo,rd' won by de-
fault. -
Exeter ICensall
J1, G. Seldon .,. 23 F, Bush ,,, 11
Lon. ThistlesLon 7.'lristles
A. i1I, 'rleanoan ,..17 :Dr, 1t, Jarvis 111
Atwood Clinton
W, Lambe, ..,,., 14 E. J. Cantelo•n. 13
Lon. Elmwoocis, Exeter
W. B, Screaton 1.3W. May ,,. 114
Yore s't Stratford
Dr. ;Walt rs 18 C.11cilltargey 13
Lon, This Hes Goderich
0: P..Dewan .:. 15 C. A, Nairn ..,.,: 12
Lan, B I+3lniw cods Seaforth
J. S. ill ... 1.0 W, Anent 11.r
}First. Round
Sea forth
W. J. Willis
Goderich
Dr, 'Ranter
Lon, Thistles-
(. IA, [Brown
Mitchell
G. Sawyer
Landon 1l. 0,
Ile ns1n11
15 IT, Arnold ..,. 11
Seaforth
14 Dr, Burrows ... 7
Norwich
13.fteg•, Elliott 10
Godorich.
21. G. Griffith 5
Exeter
W. J. 'Snelgrove.: 11 R. N. Rowe .,. 7
Mitchell Uoderieh
Af. Durkin ..... 20 W. Proudfoot 1)
Exeter Lon, 'Thistles
lt1. 1. Creech 15 C; TL 1131nett ,.. 1:2
Seaforth - Exeter
Cola Wilson ne, 14 N. IJ Tint -don' 7
London 11.3, C. " Norwich
W Anderson .., 14 George West „1,-.12
St. '.Phomas Lon, Elni odds
C. 'Trubl, s 13 3. J. Dyer, s 9
ITensall Atwood,
C. 11.1.cDonnell," s. 21 13.,Swing, a,
St. 7:Car. ys Exe tier
W, 3. Tove11 s 11 C; 13, Sne.l1; s.., 19
Stratford Exeter
T, 'alo0urdy s:,, 17 It, G. Seldon s 1:1.
London Thistles Atwood
A. 51, rld.caman. s 20 G. Lomb, s ,..,.,• 7
Lon. Elmwoods .Forest
WV ,Li, Soxeatotn s 10' rir, Walters s
London Thistles S;aforth
3, '.Pt Dewar) s... 14 W, Ame nt' s,.,,,. 11;
•. " Second IRound
llrtclir--ll 'London ;3, Club
i G, Sawyer s,.•,,,,,.12 1tr, Anderson x'.1.1
Tlensal..l ' St, Thomas
C, iltcDonne:ll C, TAW ,,, 0
SANDE3.S 1.: CRE ECHI:
titeball Lon 12 Club
11, Durkin s, ,.. 10 '1r, Sue lgr ov'e, s 8
'Exeter Seinor.lh ( t
L1, N, Creech, a:., 13 Col,; ;Al Wilson s 11
Strafford' Exeter
T. McCurdy 14 C. DI Snell ',.. 12
London Thistles London 'Elm,
A. 51. Hearnan .,11 W. 1 Screato:u 9
L o'sidon Thistles Seaeforl.h
J. P, Dewarr • 13 W. G. 'Willis. .. 9
Goderich London Thistles
Dr, Bunter 19 F':, A, 13rouri ... 12
Third ;Round
London, Thistles London Tills tics
A. 115. 'Heanian s 15 J. .P. De sva:a' 8 11
Mi tench Goderich
Geo. Sawyer s,.. 14 Dr. :Ginter, s 11
Mitchell Exeter
51, 'Durkin s 16 R. N. Creech, s 9
HenselI Sire heard
C. MaDonell ... 18 T, iefeCardy ,.,,,• 8
Semi-1i'inals
Hensall d Lon. Tlaistl^s
A, IMI,. rren R,, D.. McDonald
51 It. Rennie H, `I' -Tarty
A.-WIiEtestdeP WV` ��
L, llt000se
C. ;A,';llcCennell A. a1:. 'Ileaman,
skip13 skip ...9
London . 102 020 020 1210-1.1
Hensel'. 060 201 201 0001-13
Mitchell- "Mitchell—
G. ti . Prueter II: Cook
Dr, McGill H. Tuck.
Dr. (Burnitt 21. Pendleton
G. E. 'Sawyer, 51. Durkin
skip12 skip...9
Sawyer 0''29 101 302 2010-12
Durkin 201 010 010 0103—• p
Finald
Mitchell— 'Hensall—
G. Sawyer sk , ,11 C. licDonell sig ...10
Sawyer 101 031 1,11 0101-1I
llcDonell .,..... ,:, 020 400 000 3010-10.
SOUTH HURON TROPHY"
First Round
Mitchell Ailsa .Craig,
W. Elliott 21 A. A. Fanjoy ... 7
London Thistles Goderich
C. Snaaliman 10 F. Hunt ., 8
Clinton Stratford
E. Hovey `:...,.....18 Down 10
Hensall, F, Bush wore by defaultl
London Elm. Clinton
Dr. 3 Jarvis ... 1 E. J.'Cantelon ... 7
Stratford Exeter
Mcllhargey , 18 W. flay C 12
London Elm. Goderich.
S. Bell - • 21 C. Nairn , 14
Seaforth I-Tensail
Dr. !Burrows ... 15 Arnold .,.9.
Sea.farth Forest
W.-Ament ..... '20 -Dr., Walters , 13
Norwich Goderich
R. Elliott ,,,,.,,,, 19 C. Griffith ...... 8
Norwich Exeter' •
G. West• 14 R, i,'Row e'; ...a. 10,
Goderfch London Thistles
W. ?roudfoot 13 C. K, LS.1.ueLt ,.,; 12
London Elm. Exeter
J; J, Dyer 18 N. D Hurdon.... 13
Atwood
St. Marys
a
E. Swing 10 W. H. Tovell.... 1.0,
Exeter Atwood
3, G; Seldon 20 W. Lambe ....,. 13'
Second Round ' -
London Thistles- Mitchell
G, Smallnian 14 W. Elliott .:..., 8
Hensel]. Clinton
Bush L 14 F J. Hovey 21
London Elm. .- Strattfor•d
R. D. Jarvis ' 1.6 C.DIcilhargey 12
London' R. C. London R, C„
W. ;Anderson „-13 W. J. Snclgrove 10
London''Ehn, Sea'forth
J. S. (Bell: s 15 :Ur, Burrows, s 8
Norwich Norwich
Goo. West, s.,..., 11 R. Tlliott s , rT
Seaforth St. -Thomas
W. Anlen t; s 1!9 0, Trull, s '8
Exeter London .Elm,
C. 13. Snell, s 14 W. Screaton, s...9
Goderich London Elmwoods
W. Proudfoot .., 12 J. J Dyei ...... 14'
Atwood Exeter
E. Sewing .,,G„ 19 R.; G Seldom 29
London Thistles Seaforth
P. -Brown 13 W. Willis 12
Col, Wilson, Seaforth, a bye.
Third Round
Clinton
E. 1-Iowcy
London. Elm
Dr, Jarvis
Norwich:
G West -
Sealarth
\V. f luent
Exeter
C, B, Snell
Scalarth
Lanclotn, Ti's,
1.6 C:Smallnran .11
London Senn,
15 J, S. Bell 9
Landon. Elm.
12 J• 5: Dyer 6
Exeter
14 R,G, ,Scldo>r. 5
London 'This.
12 13 A,' Brown 11
Exeter
Dr, ilun.ter 14 R. "N.Creci'h 9
London Rowing ; Seaforth
W, Ande.rson21 Col vVi,lson 141
Siiratf ord London This.
1' McCurcly 14 J. ;Dewan - 12
13 aur111 Round •
Clinton
E. J Havey
Seal•orth
WWr; Amend:
Exeter
C. B. Snell
Stratford .
Lonclon, Elm,
.13' Dr. Jarvis 8
Norwich
15 G West 1,2
London, Rowing
14 W,Anclerson 11
Goderich
1 -Ale Curd y 16 Dr, Han ter 15
London This. Mitchell
A. \I• Heaman .16 M. 17utirm 15
;Fifth Rlatind
Clinton • Se:aforih
i? J Bovey. 17 W. Ani en t. 8
Semi -Finals
Clinton Exeter
1✓. I. Hovey .1.2 0, B. Snell 9
'Lai -idea This, Strat.Card
A. M. %leanian 14 T. McCurdy '12
Finals
London Thistles Clinton,
R 0, McDonald 5. Miller
Howard Hai -try W, Grant
F, L. Wiillgoase A. Mattis
A. 11,1, ,.Tleaman 1.4 E. J. Ilovcy 12
i1FA''vI:1N TROPI-TY
First Round
Goderich Ailsa Craig.
F. Hunt 12 Rev. h•anioy 9
C Down, Stratford ,wanb5 del,
Clinton, Exeter
1,,:5, Cantelon 8 W may 7
Continued ,on page 4,
Exeter Council
:Monday, August 13, 1917..
A. regular meeting of . the Muni-
cipal council was held on the above
dated,with all members present. The,
•minutes of 'the niecti.ug held July 23
vs'e,re react and approved., Communica-
tions were read as ,1ol.,lovws,—
From the County Treasurer, Win,
11olme:s, with cheque inclosed for
31.01,35 grant fax Red Cross i-orle,
The Clerk repeated that tZie satutY
had :been "paid: over to the, dif(elrelrtt
organizations vs•ithin the 5Lunioipal-
ity,
A circular letter -from the Mayor
and Clerk of this City of .Loudon u-e-
gardi.ng annual convention of Can-
adian Municipalities t6 bre held, in
London.—Laid over,
A circular letter Iron: the Seery.
o' the Ontario _Municipal Associa
tion 'it 2- annual convention of the
Ontario Municipal Association, Toron-
to. -+August 28th to 31st. Per Elston, -
Snell, ,that
lston,Snell,.,that the Reeve, a.i, end the an-
nual convention.—Carred.
A letter from F. 13 Zeig, Frede,r
icktow,, 'Ohio„ ;Re- Manager for the
:Exeter ll'f'g. Co. The Reeve to con-
sult with SIr Ilanna and Mr, lltirray
The troltowing accounts were en-
graved of and passed, by the Finance
Cam mitte.
Prepaid str:. e t lighting 996.75 ; L i b-
rary lighting 1;59; Town Hall ditto,
660,
John (Ford. aocount
for flowers,
cemetery, 25,80; John Ford, salary,
41.00, total 67.46; John 1' ydd, labor,
cemetery. .13,00; Cecil Ford, tabor,
cemetery, 6,50; TI, T. Rote, gasoline
cemetery. 8.00; T. Hawkins, & Son,
supplies R, &. B. 2,68; Thos; Houlden
streat watering 35.62, Thos, Houlden
team drag R & B. 4.75, :40,37;:
`Sidney iSairders, labor, R. & B. 1,05;
Thos. Cornish, ditto. 2,65; Sam, El-
liott, Sr., ditto, 1.05; Win. Creech
ditto, 1,40; Thos. G. Creech, mowing
park and draying 4.50; Walter; West-
cott, labor, R" & B' ,75; Geo. Cudmore
ditto-. ;1.25; The Globe Indemnity Co
'Toronto, Liability insurance 84.37;
W. 3, !Bissett,; salary, 45.83,; J; Senior
salary 41.66.
The auditor's report for the mont14
of July was read and accepte,4 on mo-'
tion of Day -Snell, Carried.
Mr. Geo, )jlawc key through the R, eve
wished to+ thank this members of the,
council u rl fox the wrist .watch. as sent
and received by his brother, Pte,
Norman Hockey,
The Special Committee were im-
powered to secure . signs regarding
auto speed limit, the same being 15
miles within the corporation.
Per Day-Pcnhale-That W. ;t. Bis-
granted sett be
the sum
out $27,50 for
an officer's suit of clothes. Carried
A
d,)ournment by Day.
Jas. Senior, Clerk,
ma.
ELIMVILLE
Berry picking is the; -order, of the
day.=Eliinville Sunday School intend
halduztheir picnic at Grand Bend end
on ThrsdaY, August 16 h.—
bP . Thos.
Bell has purchased ,Mr.' Chas. C:God-
holt's farm in Usbarne Township.—
Miss May Clarke is holidaying in, Lon
Men Fur Farmers
.rt.wv
Verniers l,in this,„-.l;oc51L1 : wanting
help to take off the harvest can, be
supplied by calling 'or communicating'
with tehe;undersigne•al, All •expel'iihc'
ecl hands and wttges .moderate.
W. S. COLE,
Sec'y R.e.Sour.ces Com;.:.
chit.—Miss Francs Heywood i. tis t-
her s:srdr, Mrs. Slrerwpocl :Brock
—Mr. Jahn Heywood has filnsi1ied,the
brir,kwork on Mr, Newton Clark's,
house.
Dashw
Miss Jay No-sworthy of Thedford
s-ri telt with friends in. town.
0ongratula[Lang are being ;extend-
ed to Mr. Dan Schafer and his bride,
The Sonar 'held under the aus•-
ei •es of ""Fl:e Bethany S.sters" was
bo.oughly enjoyed ,by all,
Hire destroyed Mr. ,Alex. Neeb's
file barn on Saturday last`
We understand that Miss Myrta
Hoffman is recovering nicely from
her recent •operation an Sr. Joseph
hospital, London.
Miss. Emma Tiernan of London is.
vialtthe relaiv es here.
Miss Vera :Bnakenshii`e of St,Catlr-
a-i:nes i.' v_ -siting at her'hame here,
Miss Adeline Brown of Londanihas
returned 1,0 her hornet
Misses Ora and Lily Hoffman, of
Tavistock are holidaying here.
jack Routledge of ` Aylmer • and •
Kenneth of Hyde Park w -ere week
er,d visitors ':;n town.
Miss Gladys. McDowell returned to
her home ,in Belgrave.
Herman' Zimmer of Stratford visited
with friends en tiowvn Friday.
Ed. Edighoffer and family of Yale,
Mich., are visiting relafivves here,
Milt. Ehlers of Brant,Eord is vis-
iting- his parents,
COMMITTED SUICIDE.;
Jas. Vincent, aged 50 years, un-
married, cut his throat with a razor•
at 11) o'clock Sunday morning; in, 'I>it-
ohener, He was ,in the bathroom at
the time and -physicians were unable '.
to save.. his life, he dying ia,ha1d an
hour.Previously ous1S he seemed to
beL
n,
goodn ti
spirits, bul had oa n: troubled"
re •enlly with stomach trouble. He
is survived, by' a brother in Dash-
-wood and other ;relatives in Michigan.
BIRTHS•
r11 ;ks.—lit Usbarne, on Aug. 14, to
h
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. and Mrs. `c d Hicks:a s,
. Rt (tar n, a
Bro:kt-In Usbosne, on Aug. 32, to
Mrand :tI s eBitacic
n r. ,Sherwin. r L a
daughter.
Wetcott—Irl Usbarne, ,on August 14
to Mr, and Mrs. Ed. -W'astcat , a soil
Penfiale—In Exeter,, on Aug„ 9, to.
Mr, and _airs. Luther Porthole, asap.
Beaver—In Zurich, -pan. Aug. 9th, •to
Mr. and :Mrs. Ed Beaver, a daughter
DEATHS
Gairdner—le -Bayfield, on Aug. 8, -talar-
gal et Gairdner.
STEW
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LAD. E A
IVITSSE8''
COATS AND -',...SUIT
We havereceived our first shipment of new Winter Coats
and are expecting more ev'ry day Call early and p.iek one :nut
1rant our new styles,
1..DIES' . HOSE?'.
We have a full line Of Cash-
mere hose 'for T..acl.i.es, in'plain and
tine ribbed. Old dyes and old
prices.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHI
Vie have a fine range of Men's
and Youths' Suits in nice Seru•es
Worsteds and Tweeds. The
newest colors and; styles,
SAXONY BLANKETS
An extra good quuality :of blan-
ket, in several sizes, Y'ouu will
be. wise Id, getting your winter
supply' now, They rude from 81.75
to 83.50 per garment.
SHOES FOR MEN,
We .have our new fall '''Imes
in black find tan with tine:`Neali,n
sales. Different styles, Sizes and
,widths -Prices from .55 't6, 8,%,50
WASH s; rR'rS.
readies, we have ju' ;t a tea
Skirts left and we are going to
sell Them regardliess of Priee.
Call and take one home.
ENGLISH GINGH-IAM
rV Case of fast wasliirng �gi�rg-
Ls ' ging b
h.t,zi.a tans Jin 81t
trr",ved,
sun tr.arn 10 la 1'4 yards and'
are worth to -day 25e:, Special
price, this week per yard 17lec,
SERGES
Now is the time to buy your
winter dress of a nice Navy,
Brown, '.Black, ,Green • ea- Grey
Serge in an. ;all-w,00l gti ttlity—the
very thing far Fall and Winter
Dress or Suit,
.FIATS FOR MEN AND BOYS
A few nice. ,Straw Hats left
which tv e intend •t•o sell this \t -eel
at a great n•cclucti;on in price,
We pay the highest prices: for Poultry, -Butter, Eggs or
idther Plact08
any
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The Big Store with the LittaIO Prices
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