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JTJ Y 25 1918
SANDERS & cr.gttcH
Our Corner
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sympathizes with anything that is.
tight
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Two hoboes met, own, hhod• eidIng.
ORP WaS a salesman! whose hours had
always been ten a,m. to four j.2.0u
The other oriel didn't have any money
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eithe •
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rnnin snI1001GRADUATION
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The f olbowino. Were s u c cessful at the
t,
jr, Public Scholol, graduation examina-
tion held, in June, 1918: .
On account of algebra haN.,in,,,,r been
aeopaea . axed elementary,science. and
art added to i the'iexanntinatilOn subjects' ,
the percen.tage of succe,ssful canell-
,
dates is much ,smaller than in former
yeare.
To pees a. candidate must make 40
per cent on. each subject. ,and 660
marks as a total.
The diplomas will], be sent to the
,
teacher . or secretary of -the • school
when issued by the, Department of
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Education. . , ' 1. -
The highest Percentage mane an
each subject are as ''falliaws :-
Reading -Lillian, MacKenzie, 84.
--1. argane atniere, .
Writing "VI t C • 86
,Lit ture-Mazgainet Carriere and
,
Elizabeth Wilson,. 83:
Comnostition. Margaret Tough, SO
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Grammar -Margaret Tough, 81,
Spelling -Olive Zettle, 100.
Canadian Histant-Elizabeth Wilson
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78 ' . . •
Geography -Hilda Forbes, 74.
Arithroetic-j'acab Haberer, 91.
Art -Meda Surerus, 81.
Elementary Science --Jacob Haberer
73: . . .• •
Boiokkeepiag amid Writing -Leonard
ii d on 90 •
ts s ., •
Totala-Leoriard lindian 755.
Bayfield P. S. -Harald ' Wes.ton, 707.
argare. •-
Grand Bend P.S.--Ar ' t Car
' 750
mere . ' •
Winchelsea P. S.-Ernest.Harris 730
Wilfred Turnbull 67. .
Hensel' P.& -Nettie Petty 736; ,Laura.
Sara.ras 6914, Harold iScruton 676.
: Zurich P. S. -Wm. Blackwell .716 i
•Jacob Haberer 107 e Mildre•dll(offmaia
731, Leonard Hudson 755; Olive Zettel
704, ; (
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S.S.No. -.4 'Stanley -1w
----a'Igaret "I'°uIgn
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7014 i
S. S. No. 7, ptanley-Opal roster 664
No, 12, 'Goderieh and Itullett-Gor-
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don Ball 714.; Hilda Forbes 660:
No. 3 W. Wawenosh-Elizabeth Wil-
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SENIOR P. S. GRA,DUATION ON
ENTRANCE TO 110DEL SCHOOLS
Dashwood P. S. -Oscar Granpner,
Grace Kellerma.n, Myrtle Neeb.
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lannchelsea "P S --Grace . !Barnard,
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Theron Creery, Lorena Johns an
passed. Lower School, Vera ;Heywood,
13ruce Medid. , .
iCreditan PS -Nola 'Geiser, Martha
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E. Oestreicher.
Zurich P. S.i-Je n A. lOamPbell.
Exeter Continemation School --Lower
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School-1,10yd ,Beaver,s, Thelma Con-
nor Richard Davis lariturice Harvey,
Emil iHogarth, : 'mar Strang'
y „ Margaret
uemner.
1110X1.); OttiS 'Tr '
.
Gaderich Collegiate -Mary .Garrow,
Grace Hamilton, Inib.y Kilpatrick,
Alice Shepperd, Lizzie ;Sowerby, ;Mar-
ion Tigert,. Ethel WaShington, Hazel
Young, Fern Humber, Irene alIctlure.
Exeter Council
Local News
• The race tra(k on the Fair grounds
-•• /?ehlg p14 io ec)ndltic)" f" the F4I1
Fair and when eenipleted will be bet -
ter than it has ever been. -
I u Janies Str'eet Church ("XXI SUR-rlay
Rev, Mr, Grigg, returned missionaaw,
wiR preach in the menning, and Rev, ,
fa Rabinsoa of Grainton in the even-
,
ng.
Mr. Thos. Clark of Stephen town-
ship has .nurchased „Abe. dw.elling (men_
ed by Mrs John • Northcatt on Sim-
- S. A •
coe street, ane will take pease -neon
an 0etober ist,
' a
. ass Eloise V. baked has been suc-
' - - -.the Western
,„, from „ .
Ces.sthl .4111 °131:26319's' .
U iniversi,ty her Gracinatoni.and Narread
Teacher s Diploma ers mime, both with
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arst-ciass aoniars.
Lyle, the eight-year-old eon Of Mr.
Thos. Dinney of town had the inisloa-
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tune to tan from a teeter Ware oe
Monday. evening last, dislocating the
elbow yaint of his arm:.
Mr. A. J. McDaniel]. on Monday
purehased a high class show mare
from Mr. William Northcott, Hay, fos.
a handseme figaere. She Ist considered
one of the best Mazes seen in the
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sh ow rings af: this country.
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Correspondents ! t I
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Attention . I
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Inriportant
The Advocate usually paints on
Wedeesday a.fternoon, but this year
athned Aweugek111:3yEt iclad'omf-e'll:li'' au Wednesday 'etclingireins'gdayTuall-
tsernoon so that it becomes nieces-
ary that we print T eaday afte
4 • : on u < r-
noon or 'Wed. etala moraine- This
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means that ell correspondence must
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morning. Giet your weekly bud-.
gbtet:ianwavuary hoanirdcLonnockuyt later d than. ietaTtuheesy-
nen reaea as in meal ty of time.
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Our corres,pondents are always goad
in these little oequests of our, and so
we will expect you to be prompt in
the sending of all the news 'during
these two months. It does no t mat -
ter if the budget is large or not, send
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it an time, please. Write and maiil
on Monday and you will be right.
Daring the next two months adver-
times must have changes in by Mon -
Mon -
day morning at ten o clock.
a
• uiness men. should have two signs
Bs
--°'1.e 'ell the .1-milding tale•Y °ecuPY anici
me in the local ;newspapeas.
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.It takes • P. rich man to draw a
iheque a pretty eied to draw lit-
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tention, a 'horse to ,draw a cart, a
parlous plaster to draw skin, a toper
to draw a cork a free: lunch to draw
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t cirow:d, and a well displayed adver-
Sisemeat in thist. paber to draw trade.
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The Exeter Cauncil met in regular
session on. 1Monday, July ZZ. Abscatt,
Councillor Snell.
,,,,„,,,,,,,a,atrIasetctegular meaning were
ie
rs,,,,,,,..,ppav
• CorresrPionsdeethrice was .readi as, follows
Letter torn i e Dane:neon 011 and
Letter ConToron to, re. read os -Filed
n tter from thei s(ecretary of the Ga-
. M • ' 1 .A • t• T t
tario I urampa selocia inns oxen, o.,
xe annual ineetinia Aug.8 29 and, 30
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-Filed; Circulae letters from The
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Hydro teat* Power Commission,
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Toronto) re. 10th annual report -Filed
f ' fen . •
°er :le _alce.day
fine following accounts. were pase,ed.
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being .aparove.d by the Finance Com
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j, 'Ford ., tlowers, and part salary, $55.61
, hg -1-,
h l'ite'-'"iald, labor, cemetery, $11,00
C. Ford , do. $13.50; G. Hawkine, hard-
• es
sy,are, 114.40; W, J. Beier, supplua ,
$1 30 - W Andstock ton' $1 60 •
, rew, • X, , ,.
T. FlYnn, labor, $11.25; .W. Creech,
do $20; F. Waglione do $8.75 - On.
e , .., ,
tario Flax Co, te,am $48.12; j. Snell,
.
labor $2.50: W. Westoott, doe $21;
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j, Resold, labor and team, $54; T. Wal-
per team, S46.75; J. Hunkin, team, $55
J Newry labor S13 75 • S Sanders
• • - ' ' -t • , ; S. ,
$1.3.75 ; j. Piper, dee $17.50; W. Waal
do $15. T Webster de. $13 75 • R
" i' t ' 9 • ' R.
do., $13,75; Harvey P.
-r°s.,
team $16,50; G. Ford, dio., $19.25;
' G C : .
T. . reech, team, $38:50.
Perthaie---Elston-That the sum of
$300 be placed to the credit :of the
ater works account of t .
W hie Public
Utilities • Commission -Carried. •
Pee Day and Elston --That the oou.n.-
cil proceed to construct a „Ce.ment
walk along the west slide ;of William
Street, from the corneae of John. to
Huron Street. The cost of same to
be met as follOws,-25 per °eat. of
lccos o e ewe, an _o -
tl total t t b 1 • d d r 1
lecte.d from the property benefitted
fronting and abutting the same; 7s
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t f th • t tall t t0 be paid
per Gen a e, , 0 COS, •
out tof t, the Municipal Treasury.-C'd.
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najournmen y oly.
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
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THE WAR SITUATION.
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The Germans, after a. couple deers
of 'offensive warfare) last week found
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that there were two sides that could
play at that game, When the time
was oponnuae the Awes struck, and
along a wide front drove the Germans
back several miles", capturing 25,000
prisoner e and several hundred cannon
It is nen-treat that the enemy will
have to oetreat a considerable dis-
- ,
tanc•e to re -construct their line.
The figliting ,iis' mare or less of an
'
nature now, and likely will, be-
open.
came more so as the days pass.
Barbers genera''s 'ittl.„'nw a military
maim, They go over the tap daily,
Avarice at a stwart) dee, and out their
vas by sheer force of steel. At times
, .
nem tine cionsederable gas. 'Their
tharge is always a goad one, They
eive no qurartere but accept ,c>rte with-
nit hesitation.
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aeasea
L:RITICISPI.
About all you hear from scimie pea-
Die is eriticism. Nio Matter Now great
he speaker, how iambus: the °eater,
)r how earnest the worker, they see
lathing but blemishes, discrepancies
aid irre,gulaaines. They behold nio
soadnese, or greatness,in anYthing but
thienaseivies, Good for th'em, . and the
;world, too, , that the L(ord doesn't pho-Quanee,
tograph the interior of' their carcaals,
ind with the gineat stereoscope of
leaven flasth Aon canvasl to thei gave
of the public, We are spared an
invfal sight. . . .
ouseas
VIAY SAVE SEED WHEAT.
There has been considerable doubt
unang farmers regrading the matter
meting wheat for seed. In. answer to.
un itiquiry, the: Food Board 'Of Otto.-
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era., says ae"Replying, to your letter
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lere is no regulation either. an the
seat of the Canada Road 'Board, or,
.-„niin. Board of Grain Sup.ervisars to
eAvent or discouraig.e =yang from
itetatiining neoeseary adequate supplies:
Di- seed wheat. Special iregulations of
Gran. 1.
the Board taf taaupervnars issu-
set from their office, Grain Exchange,
. . ,
Winnipeg, staoulates .that anyone May
sell wheat for any paice which the
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purchaser is willing ta pay fort it for
este for •seed purdases," •
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FAI '\I HELP
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Following National Registration the
anomie Organization of Resources
,Cammittee of the Province have had
a. List compiled of those 'In the dif-
%rent citie,s and towns., who either
had fa • • e, or ' niced th '
farm experieno „. sig. , i , en
willingness to aissist, in farm work. In
Exeter. this list has ibeien, left • with
Mr, W. S. Cole, who is secretarY of
the 0 R 0 here.I' e q • •
. R. . 1 arm ra re tue-
lag assistaace will •da well to consult
Mr. Cale, and it is hop.ed that all
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who possibly case will a.ssuist if, called
upon bo heln in. this matter.
:
Die H K. Hyndman has installed
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an X-ray machine in his office; and
also a battexy.
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DEA'rH. OF EDWIN TRIEBNER •
The death occurreckin, Victonsal-los-
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phtal London, on Monday,. July 22nd
of a will -known young man. of .Ste-
Platen -Pownshin in the persion of mr.
, ; , . •
Edwin Tnebner, son el Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Triebner of the 4th concession
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at the age of 24 years 17 days. De-
a:eased had been/ all off an . tan or the
' ' d f
past four years, and during that time
lwai been 1 mane. than lance near the
f •death, but a strain- and
P"at ''c> ' a
vigorous constitution, aided by an
unfailing cheerfulness and optimism
d • d • - '
pled lam around agates uatel he was
to all appeaaFices, in good health once
mare His first trouble was thouaht
a
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to be sciatica. After a se.vere at-
tack he improved. Two• years ago
'?..
be was confined ta the hospital forst
weeks with tever, and he never fully
with fever,
recovered, Nine weeks ago he went
to the haspital again to be "operated
on tior what was considered to be•tu-
berculas,•is of the spine, and while at
'Ines better ,hie condition has been
ti. , .
s'erious aince„ un ea re eeve im
til d th I d h•
as stated. Born on his father's farm
west og town he had lived there and
in Landoll all his life. While in Lon-
don. he was employed on the street
ailwa He was• a anatar
r Y• Young
P. .
man with his comrades bath in work
and play, and sincere regret is felt
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at hn .passing. The/ family, who have
„Sthe sympathy of the community, con -
ants of the parents, five brothers, and
four .sisters John Frank and Harry
of Ste,pthien, Willidne and Charles over-
seas, ,Mrs. -Dunisford and Mrs. Fah-
itier of Stephen and Florence and M
, arY
A li T1 ' f I took
erne, The tuneraplace on
W•ednesday morning on the arrival of
the 9.45 train, and intermeat was
medic in Exeter cemetery.
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Miss Phoebe: Easteirbnaok is nertina
friend's. in London. "'
Lela. Sanders is visiting ,lth
„„ IA 1
, Irr.
her friend. Miss Edna Maxwell at B.
. .
Mr.' Elber of Chicago visited at Mr,
Frank Malletes a few. days during the
week ,
Miss Eva Carling of New York is
-visiting with her aunts, the Misses
Carling.
Miss Katie Collins of Toronto is vis-
iting with Miss Kathleen Stewart and;
other friends here. .
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Miss Grace Bair returned home last
r a mon,
Saturday after assistina for '' th
on a far'm • Kent Ce' i
in.oun y.
Mr and Mrs, Richard Penhale of
Taranto are spending a couple weeks
.
with relatives and friends in Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Sanders and
twee children „of Toronto are visiting
e 'earners pasenn., . a an;
wth ths 1 ' - ' s NI d
i rs lamas anc ers.
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Rev, J, W. Baird and femily left
W.edn • d - f Ki': rd• -h-e a
es aa for ancar ine., NI. ..1P
aiss
" al ' till theend of Aug -Aug-
, 1 ey will Tern n. ...
ust, occupying their suntimer cottsige.
d in .1 .
d Mrs FrankHillan, , rn. e
Mr. a - - friendsI-- s
of Detuait dre visAing with
., d a d Exeter Btoth. 'iiIr, and
,17,.... an, ar tie . . . . .
h
iNirs. Hill were bora in .th .4. or-
a .., ea sea_
hood but have lone aince be .
dente ot Un.cle Sam's domains.
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NORMAL ENTR.ANCE Rh,SULTS
The following candidates from the
r I. - f II hq..e assed the
-011111 0 ' uron, ,l. p. ,
school. amsnationsfor a'n
utter .x. -
e
1- s'n - 1. •
trance to Nerraal Schools ane lac-
ulty of ;education In addition they
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requiite to: p,ass. the middle school ex-
'
arnination betare they can he admitt-
, ,., .,s . nd the ap
ed tothe Normal School ' tt • '1'
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per school :examination before they
. . . ,
can be admitted. ta the .facullies iof-
education.
d i
The successful Exeter can it ates in
, t 2 , c
the list below are i . L, eavcis, a
' E D • 'VI E II di.
r, conooe, , ans , . E. - ogn 1
je 1\1, Harvey and Ms 'Strang, ho or
' H List
.mriOln;SWATS
W. Aberhart, honors; E. ..i. Baker,
F. E, Bale..eir, E. L. 13eaver, A, B.
Cooper, W. G. Cooper, G.T.Conn.or;
• Coates honors 3'
1-1 planers; J. W. C'oehrano,
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W. P, Drag, E, A. Dodds, S. M.' Dra-
per. R. E, Davis A. H. Faenharn, hos-
' ' '
nars, M. M. Garrow, I -I. A. Gibsona
J, M. Harvey, M. E. Hogarth, G. 'IK.
Hamilten, V, E. Humber, T, A, Hart,
I, A, Hagg, D. I-Iutchinsian„ I. L•Xerr.
R, Viirkpatriek, M. H. Jones, A. . L.
Lass -niece , W. L, Laing thoniers), NI.
0 I. McClure 'IM
, k ), ., . , .
8 McKay, FL A. Miller, W, E. N•01-
son, AR0a•ke (hono•rs)L. A rote•r,
EL I, Rase, 'le1 Rees, la L Reid,
C. G, Stogelill. (honors), D. .&r., ,!•)tap-
los, I. Sontet, F. .11, H, Smallacombe,
',A. trei ,11 o nee t.. a...
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• , g • • s , • • ---, !-IL- D.
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pard L' So%verhy, (..f. ,), ,-71cartett, rs,
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A, Scent, 0, L.. Tyndall, M. G. fig-
e rt, 11`. C. Washingten. 'NC Gs Wal-
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H, S. PROMOTIONS
.A Correction.• -The name of Edna
Pfaff was unintentionally lett out of
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the list of weils who passed from
Form L 1"° P'°'rm n• With sinceresi
apology to Edna. -H. j..Haviland. •
assasoks-
THE WE 9.THER *
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Saturday Sunday and Monday wen
very hot days in. town. On Sunday
' h
the t arm:Greater registered 96 in the
shade and 112 deg.rees in the . sun
We mis' sed the; thund ex showers that
• d • ti • • el. .d
preemile m as se,ctson on . s DR ,ay,
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evenuag, but got a rice rain Tuesday
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moirning . a iough a • e more e au c
Ith littl -
not have hurt' any.
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GORED BY A. COW
Mrs. Thomas Penwanden, over . 80
years of age, and Mrs. William Smith
of the 9tli concession al Usharne ar
, a -
rowly ;escaped being gored to death
by a vicious cow': on Sunday evening,
July .14th. It .appears that Mos. Pen-
, warden went out into the pasture
field . to get h co to ilk and
, ler w m
when 'driving her away from. a num-
er. o ;o- ver c • • newly b ' f • tI attle a • wly calved
cow attacked her, throVeinsg hier clown
, . d . • h at
and commence goring er. a rs.
W.m. Smith,' daug,hter of. dVIrs. Pena
warrden„ noticed :the ViCiOUS brute at-
tacking bier mother Immediately went
to her assista.nce, 'when the cow turn-
'
ed an her and awed her the same as
her mother. Mrs, Smith, however
mama ed to get away from the enrag-
g - '
ed brute and succeeded in carrying
a
and dragging her. mother to and under
the feace, which . was several redsfourk
away. Just as Mrs. Smith thad got her
mother under the fence the • brute iof
a cow made a second attack •an .her
a
but Mrs. Smith managed to beat her
off. Both wanien were nearly strip-
ped of all their clothing and it was
.
nearly , tsvo hours before assistance ar-
. ,
rived. Mrs. Penwarden sustained a
fractured hip and, was otherwise had-
ly peatieglieid, and it is .clatubtfal if she
secavers feam the effect of her in--
juries Mrs. Smith, while badly gor-
ed and bruised, is doing nicely.
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CANADA UNDER PROHIBITION
Qaesions •and answers' concerning
the application. of the ;laws governing
the .nuanufacture, importation and Use
ofs liqaor as it effeets. Ontario :Coura
'ties ainder the Ontario Temperance
., .
Act. ,
i 1 .Question : Can liquor be import-
nd from any .forei•gn •country ' into
?
Canada for beverage purposes .
? Azitit:.er: No. (Doininion'Regulatiou
• .
2 Question : (Oat liquor be manu-
factured ia 'Canada'?
Answer: Yes, but only for indus-
ltriat, sacreraentai, artistic, meehani-
cal, sseientific tend medical purposes
and then only under government
license. (D. 11, 2 and 3.)
Exceptionse The manufacture of
•
grape wines are allowed in. Ontario
until D,ec. -31.st, 19;18, under license,
also the !manufacture of liquors in
Quebec) until the same date.
3 Question:' Caa :cider and home-
' • •
made winea (such as elderberry .and
rhubarb) 'be .anaele at any place in /ii
C.T.A. county? . .
Answer :1 Not if they. ieont ma more
than two and onehalf' per cent of
N'oct IsPirlts (D• Bs 2)
4, Qteestione Can liquor be Te -ship-
ped?
A.13SWPr :. Yes, (provided it is shipped
from one place :where it may be' /18.W"
eully kept and :delivered to another
place, where iit can be tLawfully kept;
such as wihen. a person changes this
.
place of residence (0.T.A. 125)
5 Question :. Ta there. any reetric-
tion on the sale ,of 'Invalid Wines,"
and patent medicines, ,a1so eSsmaccal
Answer s Yes, unless such wintss and
raedinne contain sufficient naecheation
to p•revent. them frora ,being used ai
a beveratge, their sale is prohibited
at A. 125. No essence or flavoring
extract - containing atiore thin two
ancl one half per -cent. of proof
spirits ean be sold tin quantities great-
er than 2 1-2 ounces (tailless for mama
teaming purposes) and each sale
must be • recorded in sa special book-.
Essence ef. !ginger , can ,be sold. under
a. doctor's • perscription by a. .druggist
but only to local residents upon an
affidavit that it is required for le-
et• t t d • • :
gi -wee e purposes an in at qua,niaty
not exceeding two ounces.
1 ee. „n ' t 1
i -
6. Is there nay restriction as to,
a
the USE. of llquar which was pure
, .
Chased' legally before April ist 1918
and now in a private home? ' '
Answer -Yes it can o.nly be used
;
ier personal os- tamely use. C.T.A147.
, a , ' . -,
, sauestion-Can a druggist en(
liquor and t10- Wilt001 '
,, . _ .,, „ _
Answereax e.s, 11 a duly' • qualdled.
doctor .,considers liquar necessary for
- t t I 1
,t Pa lien lie may nresen, i e not more
a t. 6, J., 1, .. 1
than ea unce.s to: equal to be sup-
"
Fed b a qt alif'ed de ee'st ri
p e y, / 1 s Inn . These
preseri;otiatc., must be kept by the
• .
el ^'°' t andIscan- t qn, t'
niens , .. may be a , y mine
., .,
by de laspector. ' '
,
Notc-A. In Ontar.ies Counties not
under the CTA, doctors may pre-
• , . • • •
scribe litr,er quantities of liquor than
'' ' . '
10 .0.tinc.es to be stipplied by Vendors
, , , ;
but this cannot be done legally in a
4• A ' I - ' ' ' ' '
C. 1. A. County.' ':
13 Penalties for a..finst, offence un a
der the C.T.A. may be from $50 to
$100. Second ;offences not more than
fOur months it'll jail.
C. Section 55 of the o.T.A. IS use.c1
4Counties; ec the s a-Livingston.Ilionors
Le 0.7',..s. ... Thus s ti, n „../
Plies to nerisIons , "Intoxicated" in a
public :lace. Penal•ty 810 to $100.
LI, C.- ua i the 0,I,Amay be
laid -et atty lime . Nv,Wlitnt thnoto months
but in c.ases al "intoxication° asheee.
, 0 ' ' d 30 I' ' ,I ' '
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l'Ise .atiove.has bean manned by
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the Miran •County Thempering.16 Alltla-
,a,n.ce, rar tivin.,, Pres., A, )T., , Cooper
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LUMLEY
Itlisis Eliza_ Wallace has returned
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trom St. Thoraas; w.here s le a4en e
Summ.er: Schael at Alma Collitegee-Mi
John.. McQueen aind: son Steevaet were
at Thame feed on Saturda.. - Mrs
e, s - , Y .
W L Rle sl e and famat
'-"launclaS. . W. • . r a 3
Visited irelativ,es at Atwood on Sunda.:2,
Mrs Shortt tof ' Exeter spent Ti
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;reek end with her 'brother and. siste:
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"ere -
aessaa.
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?HONE Sla
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Tim AN , s•
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SHIPKA
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Mrs, F. Dillo•n and Mrs. Nell Me -
Isaac .0r Mt. Plea/slant, Molls; atri(
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visiting: at .Mr. 32)ougald McIsaac'ss
Ptes, Ernest Hutchison, and Roe
Ratz a Landon spent Sunday at hone
'Miss Lizzie Clark a ToroAto i:
visiting her parents far a few week,
INTir. anal Mrs, Wm. ,McLachlain, o: .
Detroit, Mr. Ang•us McLachlan anc
Miss J.ennie McLachlan, of Arkonavis.
Su
ited at Mr. Peter McKenzie's Sunda'
• d •
Mr. Herbert Haritan purchase ..
ne v -D rt car last week.
1 GraY () •
Will Mason and fam
Mr. and Mrs. . . .
ily of Arkona spent the week -end a
Mr, David Hutchison's.
- d McPherson an(
'Mrs Crawfar
Helen :of Parkhill visited at Mr. Joh
Ratz's for a few days last week.
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i SUITS - .
OVERCOATS '
' R:A1NCOAT,E
HATS '
,0APS
so,ekS
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.COLLARS,
TIES
GEOVES '
ETC. ET,C., ETC., ETC,
' ' and placed an display.
Ore now. un '
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,SLOB are rightt. Uti„ to t4e nigiutet,
ie &stn. whoYesale pace to -day,
gig ritt,,e, a old bli,tex and blacks'yrith
coTit guaranteed.
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REPORT OF, CREDITON RED
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SS SOCIETY FROM
FROM JULY lst, '17
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TO IULY„ 1, '18
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Receipts
Bal. on hand , -. 1 $116,28
'Sale of tags Italian Relief 50,00
Concert Exeter Dram. Sac. 39.05
School : Concert 15.01
Concert Ansa: Craig Dr. :oc, 55.40
,
Municipal Coun.cil Grant 400.00
Lecture by Dr. McDonald 37.28
Sale dishes, done:tack:by Alms.
Zwicker 66.30
.Penav Baas for three months 128.39
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t scellaneous donations-
an
Miss Collins, Zaar aocks and 200
ar Barry 2,00 .•
2,00
:Ars. arry •
Mrs, Geo Either 1..00
Mrs, ,Fred 'Kerr, pr. socks and 5,00
Thos Chamber* . '2.00
Methodist Church Aid . 25.00
True Blue S.S. class, Shipke 11.90
ge c .. ., : gaga ,
Evan, • li al S S Bei 'relief 10 00
Methodist S.S , Belgian :relief 10.0a.
Mirs. Geo Clar.k, s,ocks and pillows.
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$996.43
C:asie Payments
a Ian • te tun 50.00
it I Rel• f F d
Belgian Relief Fund 20.00
PIT .0aner',s Fund 60.00
-In, .' ..
Palo for Supplie.s 725,62
Sundry expenses!, such a print -
„ . .. ,
ma extress, .etc. 34.11
tre - .
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- $889,73
d el '
nalatic:e on, han, an, in bank $106 7()
.i "
During , the year twelve Shipmeets
were -made :consisting of 510 pairs of
Socks; 195 'pyja.mas; 110 grey flannel
,shirts, 16 wash ;clothes and i In% pH-
tows. _
The, society With tbe assistance ' et
the Methodist and nV'ingelieal Suns
` ' :' ' ' e '
C1 cistsseS, contributed lanai;
cheer to title volue of $50 td soldiers
trout this tclistrict at ,the front. ..
. . . a ;
. Darin 'the 'accent sewing all knit-
g . , , ,
e contest; ander the leaderehm of
tin e __.. _. , _ _ .
:Mrs. „hal. lung and airs, ornae as
captaies, the following, result wits
tt, ' d °29 - k 8" ' 2q
a tame : a e tee c s o pyjamas,
. , ., . , 4.1
flannel „shirt- 7 weeiheloths and -
,.`,,,01 ., ''. r . - - 1.. •d .•
t"er caps; 'IN ''s. htlig. 6 si ' vc"l•
i;i'in.g ,b-5., 75 (point's, ,,
The !generous 'les loi s • to the pen,
1 3 C
II , , n (.. a • ple 's
Y Dag e° "'''.°113. y our DP (it 1
much Appreciated by ,the Society.
mr$, ;alias,. Zwieker, Pres.
Mrs, 'G. Nicholson; Treas.
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mrs. IL •-K, Eab,r, sLey.
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arediton, July 15, 1 .
PRESENTATION
The family of Mr. .and Mrs. John
Cornish !of London Road Smith,
gave them a pleasant surprise on the
12th, when they presented their fath-
eer with a beautiful leather rocker,it
being the celebiatian of his 70th
birthday. The evening was spent in
• ' ' d met' te ' d 1
iecitations an e unes and eramne
phone .selections, after which a. dainty
Bench end ice-crearn was served. Fol-
. ' .
lowing is the address,-
Dear Father and Mother,-
I • ' • ,
We have taken this oppoirtunity af
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assembling in your home to spend a.
.
social hour or twa with you. it father
a
being the . celebration of your, 70tn
birthday; and we feel that we 'awe' lit
to .nou both, and' to ourselves, to of-
fes you our greefing,s in a manner
Worthy of • the occasion.
. ,
During your lives you have brought
US tO• the postitian, in life, where we
can 'realize, apart, •at 'least, of wh.at
you have .clone, for us, and we are glad
that you have given us th•e oppartun-
i,tv to thank' you far it.
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1-1,apay. clays were Ulnae, toe all es.
tis, when, as. little children, you care-
fully instructed us, Often have sve
annoyed you by oar thoughtlessnese
and neglect, and your reprioals, even:
'if at times 'severe were always mer-
ited, Many sacrifices hav,e, you made,
that We might -xec.eiere an adequate
education, which would provide us
'with a means of :earning ;an , honest
livelihood, MartY times have, we gone
r a e i • s ti
to you "art a N' ice a,nc assis .ance; anc
as' many times have we generously re-
'
Oeivect it.
fe.e fo the kind gratitude there t: 2 „ 1 x. - and
and : judicious' authority you have al.-
,
ways held astiej us in childhood ; and
- • t to va
F our iresneo
a:" 4 Ple'clge '5- 1tl'
while we live, we ask
. yon, Jather, to
chair, notI for intrinsic iral-
ateept this , , . .
ae, but ns an fmnblein of the love that
,
exists between us. Long, may you be
spared, and may we he given. ta ;repay
at least palt•t •of the Liiiial, ,abligations
, , .
te svaxich y‘au aire justly entitled; and
may Gods MICalle,St blessing assist us,
one and all, is cementing and pres-
h ;exists to -de •
erming the unity while , , ,;3.,
e, Signeelrby your family.
BIRTHS •
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Lewis-In Lucan„ on July 18, to Ma
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lewis, a sor
Rahin.son.-Ia Exeter, oat July 20, ti
Mr. end Mrs. Henry Rabinsfren,
dough ter.
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MARRIAGES
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Swartz-Broek-In Toronto, on Jul:
17, Mr. Frank Swartz of Toronto, t
EdnaBrock, daughter of Mrs
°mats Brock of Exeter •
Tboma" .
Francis -Johne -At "Vain st parson.
Exeter on July 17th, by D.1
age. a . - . .
Islead Mr. joinn anancis of Lot -nice
to Mrs. E. K. Johns of Usbarnea
Steweet-Caa•michael-In Seafortin tot,
• July 16th, by Rev. ',arida, Mae,Car-
reichael, to; *Jim Stewart. of nea.
Iiensall
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Ti -In Victoria Hospital, Lon
dnon July 22, Edwin. Triebnei
• o.
sort of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Triebne
aged ' 24 yea.rs, 17. days.
McEachan-In Parkhill, July 12,, Mar,
. •
McCormick, widlcier of the late Jos.
— c ' ttl ' -
eph :NI Bache f, aged 74 years, .
months,- 25 days. ,
rich a July 12 C. •
Fuss -At Zu „ n. , ,oniai
Fuse aged 61 years aad 23 days,
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Close Wednesday Afternoon
altat,,., 1
W. the undersigned merchants o
Exeter agree to close our place8 0
business at 12.30 on 'Wednesday al
Urn:Corn :during the months of Jul
and August, 1918. This truove is t
aid in geetater production_ - '
B; W F. tleavers
Jones 8i: May
J, A Stewart
,
W. W., Taman .
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W j, Heaman
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G. A. Hawkins!
, .
.1-1, Spackmen
S. Martin & San-
Jos Senior!
E A, F011ick
' d D-tviS
• L)• "tationer - CO
T1 5
C, L, Vv.dson,
J... Willis Powell.
W. j. Statham .
aa s aaes
The Eanter Vot ers' Lists, .' which
have iust come: loll the prees, 8,haw
that their are 554 persons entitled to
sembly and aiSol at ISluiraam-,pal eleeiAs,
Votat elecLiontoLisav to
There are 59 persons entitled to vote
.
' eev,ons only 'and 166
r Muni:clot El, , , <
a- ' ' — ' ' ' ) -
30tS0411, 'entitled tio act as Iutors
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nee...
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cASTO R IA
. FOr Infants and Children
3 Ye
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Always bears . .., .,
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Signature of faea , -• -
isga11 o ens
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