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All IN flowera fade quieitly', e--
sept the blooming idiots.
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THE EXETER'MT1ME$-ADV O A`P
"Your eyes are somber coals of
fire, which reflect the furnace of
,dour soul."
"Well, move en. and give the
trt
ir boys a chance ance to get warm." ie h
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.naris come from oysters, but
'route girls get diamonds from nuts,
Some
deeds;
,nxen, aro knewn :, by their
thuya ''07 'they 311artgag4s.
*4* ***. ***;
The cow stood on the railroad traele
A looking at the 'sky
Down the track cazua..the Limited
0, see the pretty butterfly -
While we're ' on the. subject of
marriage, we might say that it isn't
marriage that causes the hardship,
It's the '. living together after the
marriage.
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, Squiri Cut
..„„;.,
Lcst2wqer
,rr an�
-than bevel gears on any ,machin -..fon- -.
know that. That is just onereason why
the Malone gives you many more
of service. The average life of a,= i
M. R I I Iii -,11,,,,i_ i_,
JL2-M__a 1ream e S. , 1i .
is twenty years and during#t1us
time you separate 14,600 Ml. r.
Ings. Think of it!' The`Me1tte
does last longer and skims dean '
er and turn easier. " Ouri users
name it—"The separator ,A4 ,,,,,
won't wear out " Ask us to gen
you more and demonstrate..
bit:
Wr.. Ward, Exeter,
EESTEGREYHOUND �O�NyT
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ED.�garT
Navigation
4
PI ANNUAL LOW -FARE EXCURSION''' 111
GODERIcH to DETROIT and:, . , eturit
$4.00 Return $2.50 one 'wa.
The Big Steel Steamer Gre-_,houad Safe .
'' Speedy, Comfortable will leave Goderich Ffti
TUESDAY,. June 9th, at 9t30
Returning ,'r
n4
Arr'iv`ing, Port Huron 1:30 p.m; Detroit 5.30 p.m. ht
leaves Detroit June 11
� g p.m.,' Thursday,
The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season: Child-
ren
between 6 and 12, ' half fare. Visit your Michigan , friends %\
and see big'busy Detroit. A delightful trip over the great ion
} � ternational highway of lakes and rivers.
,Os.#NLIGHT OUT OF G00E111011,ff
MONDAY A JUNE 8th at• .s. p
1Gi a^:.e nth 1.ge 7'C r...1 volt
'DANCING IN -STEAMER'S NJE7''%V
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l'0lit i"'r:, ,, 1':''�' l't f �.d;id"iu% ` Iii<h" 'Z',.:'41,4. for 1501.",. 25e:
.:et "i'i'ii! C, rrcir' w'i [i, :Detroit 1+t14 . 'y,'iene 1,2 h, at 0.go 'ea.nir
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FORM I.
Iia. Fr Co Di CH Al
Addison, Alex, 77 89 74 79 78. 88
63 46c 6 61
Allen, ,.Earl . 61: i•.,
Andersen, Harry ,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,79 63 86 74
Baker, "Lillian' ,,,, ,,,,,,, 70 75. 89 70:.
Dearing, Rosa r..... 52 47 73 72..
Ford, Irvin ,. * 52 19
Hackney, Marjorie ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,..,, 73°, 73 7 78 51
Hicks, Helen , . „ 72 79 .
Hicks, Margaret ,,.. ,,, 62 63 .
Hodgins, . Ivan
Hodgins, Eileen
Horton, Harold 78 73
Howald, Muriel ° ,, 73 73
Jennings, Harry .. . . ...... 60 61
Ketchen, , James67 ' 69 67
McClymont, Harvey , .. 66 60'' 55
Mitchell, Clifton 94 63 43
-Mitchell, Harold "' 48 33 29
Mooney, Vera ,,,,, 91 96 70
Munroe, Alice ,........ " 54 43 47
Nelson, Januita' •y....... 03 50
Neil, Murray + .52
Northcott, Stella ; 73 73 69
, 94 92 8-
Mary. .
O'Brien,
t ,. X,
6
Reed, Stanley 1 Y
i 72 60
Reeder, Elsie �
Salter, Doris 89 Si 75
09 50
Cot Willie
Scott,
70' 69
Simmons, Annie 71
Si o n
r 50
Sims, ye da -
59
Skinner, •Harold
Smith, Hazel 85 75
Thomson; Elizabeth .69 69 6.5
Walter, -Edith 15 59
West,' Sidney ,...»r 59
Westcott, May53 48 • 5.2
Westcott, Doreen 46 48 45' 28
Williard Alice 65, 51
Willis,' Wanda ' 95 S8 62'- 53'
63 60 67 6'
Woods, Catherine 8
Wood, 1?earl ............ .......,,
Yellow, Minna
Alexander; Ruby ,.,
65 66
83 76
59. 27`
50 51
0
53
62' 72 72 ° 62
65.72-` 68 37 51` 60
55 72 80- 14 66 53
59' . 52 '65• 40 42 49
69 79, 886 45 75' 49
fi.•9 64 '86 50 77 .69
57 '62 82 50 79 71
66 79 2'7 70 82
38 66 76 ' 58 64
66 33 60 64 8'6
_62 G8 18 4,y, 54
64 .7.7 65 74• ,78
46 .58 22. 54 44
44 68 33 ..-52 55
28 ..10:
65' 7.7 18 '68 66
71.76' 79
88 73
30,76 0 2 .. 48. 57
67 61• 46 ' 64 66
53 74 ' 63 `"70 66
59 6,0 -0" 41
.73 81 24
70
39 63' '67 52
6.7 61 28 :68
70 •74 50 75
62 83 52, 60
-36 7'4' 27 40
61 7y9 50 74
•38 66 09 44
62 2§ 3.9
71 70 59.
81 70 69
62 28 42
•90 :. , 70
58.37 62 ';•62• 38-
130 Ge Ar
87 81 71
59 52 . 5.4
66 52
75 68 42
80 76 51
50 63 •, 57
50 ,69. 4$
56 64 54
FORM II
La Fr Or
Abbott, Mae' , 70
Beavers, Reginald 85 89 35
Clark, Marjorie ... 1. 42
Creech, Frank 51
Creech, Hugh 62 65 60.
Down, Melville 56
Fisher, Harold ab 48
Frayne, George" 625 70 .66
Gambrill, John. ' ' 47 : 46 30
_Greb, Lily '-39
Heaman, Kathleen 43 ' 3965
Howey, Eugene ' ' 76 76 .58
Howey, Marvin 77
Hunter, Lulu ' ' 68
Hunter, Marjorie , , 38
Kuhn, Stewart
Kuntz, John
Medd, Marjoitie
e
Oke,Norah
Pfaff, Leonard '
Scott, Ina
Sims. Hilda
74 50
74 80
31 38
40
27
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57' 66 83
60 55 55
73 47 61
60 54' . 7'4.
'59 67 '82.
51 61 70
. 46 "59•
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57. 46' 62
66 -62 •44-
77 . 72• 42
70 90-67
-63.• 88 92
42 55 69
'60 65 -41
44 57
46 ..49---'58
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64 53
'7 63
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61 316,
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61 51
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78 `: 78 66
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62 ,.71 59
• .56 68 80
71 '84, 78
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79..' 84 79
51 •69 62
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8,2 ' 81 60 45 61 1 34' ` • 69,' '•74 50
60 _
60 45 51 57 ..53 45 66; 66
32 37 44 51 : 46 45
74 62 50' 61 62•' 72 61
Strang, .Maybelle ' 50 72 ,.76 . "82:,'70 71,. .44 80 67•
Taman,' Edward ' 60 75 33 53 80. 7.3 84 81 74
Thomson, Leslie 65 44 44 80 56 31 ` 80 71
Thomson, • Hazel .,.- '67 67 58 61 73' S1'.: '66 76 50
West, .Florie .- ............... 69 78 65' 56. 47; :,:68• 48 . 68 61
Westlake, Calvin 68 41 49 1 ,, :, 40 68 63
Winer,. Alma 60 ti, 43 72 65 "" '.
2' '-' 44 71 -7.0
THE THREE -III FORak-CLASSES'''
Uniform Tests Held in alt •tie Forms •
Aldworth,, ,Margaret
Allen, Wilfred
Anderson, Alva
Bell, William
Bissett, Marion
Chambers, :Nona�
Campbell, Bland
Collingwood, Grant
Cregry, Agnes
Deichert, Theo.
Elliott,. Kathleen
Elwprthy, Reta.
Faist, Fred
Ford, Lillian
Fowler, Gordon
Gambrill, Robt.
Gaiser, Clara
Gilfillan, John
Gower, Herman
Guenther, Edith
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Harvey, Florence
Heist, Gertrude
Hayter, Helen
Hey, Milton
Hodgson, Herman
Hodgert, Chas
Hunter, Howard -59
Hunter, Gerta s.
Jarrott, Gilbert
Johns, Margaret
Kyle, Emerson
Lamport, Irene
McKenzie, Jean --
Manson, Grace -
McLean, Rosa
Mitchell, Ada
Morlock, Ella
Murray, Violet
Murray,:. Hannah `
Murray, . Isabel: ..... ; ... .,:.y.
Murray, Mildred
Pullen, ..Florence .., ..�
Pryde, _ John.•
Pryde, Tam
Rice.. Ellen . ;:...,...:
Roulston, Verne ... ,G.�r.
Reid, Laura
Rose, Lillian
Salter, Meta-.,
,Schelbie, Gertrude
Spencer, Walter
Tuckey, Oscar
Tapp, James
Turnbull, Grace
Turnbull, Wilfrid
VonWascinski, Wanda
Wethey, Helen.
Willis, Marie
Wood, Olive
Whitio'ek, Evelyn
Wren, Gladys ...,:.re
M Johns 2 Grain 61' I "Lamport,
• .LA LCFA:FCECELAHBHAi Ge Ph Ch
• r, 66 63.56•• 75 90. 78
60 72 63 6,8, 78 95
63 41 26 76'
58 40 29,40. 48. 69
82 72 31 70 59 " 61
45. 81 52,,55-,71 .57concert. The first parte of the pro-
-67 67 82 61 54 72 64 ' • gram was comprised of musical
'4 84,7;89 90 77 7.4 80 numbers, jokes.„ -and local take -offs
that kept the audience in roars of
laughter; while the latter part con-
sisting of - several comic sketches,
choruses and some magic art was
also greatly appreciated. It was an
evening of fun. The hall was well
filled. The minstrels will .;return
again„on June 3rd.
Spring is- feminine in ,her ideas at
least—she doesn't -like to come un-
til she has something new to wear.
ilii ' n
G Ila
Gre,he Leonard' .#
Reywood, Thos
H`evood,' Wes
Hodgson; 0ecil ,,,.. , .... 70 47
Hoffman, Alice ...
Hogarth, Janie
Howard, Evelyn 7'3 67
Johns, Walter ,,,.;, ,,.,"77 •65 88 74
Martin, Li"lyan , 62 50' 42 99, ,•
Medd, "Eleanor 82 74 90 82 ' 5.7
Pollen, Harvey. *65 51 51 .62
Rowe, Rets, .,.,,;:...,,,,. , ,86 59 68 7.1
Sanders,Grant 77 7 51 47. '72
Sims, Melvyn „(;,,. 47 58 '47 57 "61
Snell, Lilla M, ' 89 76 93 80 71`
Stanbury, Kenneth 65 67 n :` 67 54
Statham, Lyle 61 47 *63*y60 36.'28
Tiernan, Lorne 58.,65;67 56 61. 6-2 74
Thomison, Pearl ^ *'71*63 56 57 82,28
Woods, Marion* 80` 51 90 62 31 .37 67
Woods, Nesbitt *89*83*70 • -
F - A. History, P. Case 56, J. Hogarth 57, -Fl, Aldworth 65.
Greek, Ed. Aldworth 69, 52; Wes. Heywood, 38� 36;; Johns Walter,
78, 63; Stanbury, Kenneth, 70, 52,
7;2 85. 68, 61," • 53'2' 81
82 ':439'1'57 ' 56 294'6`i 4b
,57 25 36
52 122°
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56 64 68
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AUCTION -SALE
Es yaws
and PIGS
OR �
S >
The '"undersigned auctioneer will
on:
Public Auction,
'b Pub
sell
Y
EXETER on
iu'o t.
>< sideof I•I n S
South
23rd,925
AY 1
SATURDAY, M
SATU1
1
at , 2 o'clock p.m., file following.
HORSES -,-General purpose horse,
work horse 8 yrs. old; driving horse
quiet _and `reliable;; "
.,CATPLE—cow . 8 year old,. due to
calf; Jersey cow, milking,
PIGS—Six young thoroughbred
Yorkshire •sows; • whick are select, all
of which'at'e bred; also •a number of
yet ng hogs ready for service,;,,_
- Democrcat wagon.
TERMS—Cash, or an time limit
with. •6 per gent.
CLAS. HARVEY. _, F. TAYLOR
Sale Director Auctioneer
Local -News
Mrs. A.'Hoskin has returned home
after visiting for a couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. W. McLaughlin of
Brantford. `Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh-
lin and their daughter, Miss Marg-
aret and Mr. John McLaughlin mot-
ored up Saturday and spent the
week -end•. here.
Main St..League Tuesday eved�6vas in
charge of the Citizenship Commit-
tee. Mr. S. Elliott gave a very help-
ful talk on success.'You might have
a lot • of worldly wealth but the
greatest' wealth a, man can have is
character. The names.of million-
aires die with their money but 'the
names of men like Jesus, Paul
Shakespeare, and Lincoln, ' although
poor men, will' live forever• because
of ;their, good deeds. A discussion
followed in reference to buying a
moving picture machine' • for ` the
league and; . ,a: `committee .was'', ap-
peinted to arrange for the financing
of one •if possible.
The Verdun Minstrels; of St.
Marys, visited Exeter on Wednesday
evening of last week and.put on a
COURT OF REVISION
ownsl b Usborne
�,' f
ik
h that a
Notice is a eb
rgiven
Y
Court of Revision of the ,Assessment
Roll of the Township of Usborne will
h Town-
ship
n -
hold i s :: it t meetingin the ow
t f s
i o, on Saturday,
hi � 13a11 .Elim 1 e
s 1 S Y,
p > >
Y
30th,,,1 25 '3, o'clock m.
May 9 , atP,
T Clerk
„HENRY STRA
NG> P.
n ll Ont.
' R o. 1,He sa 0
;. N
COURT" eOF REVISION
For - the Village of, Exeter
A Court of Revision will sit to
hear, consider and determine appeal
1'
asmadeagainst assessment
wren
g
g
1y.,niad,e or omissions made froth the
roll or assessed iborhigh or'too low'
a: sun "will be. 'held Monday, Juni
8th, 1925; Fat St'd'clock in the even-
ing at the To'cpn Hall..
Parties i`ntere'sted will govern
themselves accordingly,,,
J. SENIOR, Clerk.
•
THINGS W. NEVER HEAR
A boy.. crying.,.to have his neck
washed. .•
A wife , 'coaxing her husband to
have •'his mother come.and 'make
her home with them.
A bootlegger • admitting that the
stuff he sells, is, deadly. ,
A :taxicab, driver begging a pedes-
trian's, pardon.,;;,:
A •, Broker •' .acknowledging that
there is�any,money in his business.
- ». .v*,:-***,***, .i• •
3t doesn't cost much more to live
itwentyyears
n - a s:thane-At d d '
ow
S1 Y
ago, 'bat it/coats a lot more to keep
up -appearances.:. .
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People',''who ' advertise can , sell
goods. -' m . -
People who sell goods can make.
money. ,
'People:who make money can ad-
vertise •geode. ` •
Which.. is,of • course, the purpose
of money. ,
*5* '*** ***'
Fat men may die _:earlier than
bony men, but they never worry
about
***,:.**4 *** •
show in the Opera House that de-, "And' now,".7said the city girl vis -
lighted the large crowd. present. icing the 'farm, "show me which -cow
'The minstrels with their. band parad-gives the coipplexion cream."
-ed the Main. Street just before the . ' "•
26 61._ 144'.7`9 • '
57 72 56'
33 41i, =39 44
40 - 41
*80*80*78 56, 73 82 74 56 44
Absent •
72 59 72 ,63 83 60 ,,,• 50
46 40 'i►9 ' 50
46 36 29 75 , 54
59 60,.70 52. 93 39 72
*82 78.65 • X60 . 61'
55:43 .40 '50 30 20
, 7;1 67 65''7.2 48
64 43'.• 64
41 '70' 43 75 38 43
70 55, 3 40 45,/' 66.
49'63 55-- 55 42,
706x51428254."71
56 68 62 63 51., 75
54 70;10 71 38 61 72
682,., ..69 52 41
'.531,42 11 43 71
72 74.44 *77 ' 36,
63 61 62 21 28 46'70
60 55" •51 17 09 19
554u59u69' : 62 70 64.
Absent
u53 14 29 52 ,19`50
26 56 58 40 15 ,57 33
89 90 92' -96 85 94
56 65' 36 88 51 92
3
,4$. 60',.; Ir„+'` P, i
52 49•'23 47 35 '•`40
59 64'.53; 60 26 • 53''
76171 85 78' 79 "64 ' 6.3' -
67 60.'60 59 85
70.73 ” .. 46 21
72 ,63 77' 35 .. 552' 41'•64 ; '70
'71 '55 0'7, ' ` '54• ' '52
77 62 58.64.571 56 50 81
52 80 75 57 40 32 66
53 61
57 69 3.1 60 36 67 42' 38
68.62 47 35 28
67 55 70 61 47 46 51 50 70
60 -,. 67 78 90
*89 *86 61 '71 43 33 83
67
92'83 86
'.•
u51 50 50 59
63 57 '55 66 69
67 64 65. 70'48 5.9 54 65
*86 65 ;54ue8u68 a 73 65
76'
68 51' 31 50 30 31
2 Gram:•51.
M, Hey/ 4 Mod Hist„
62; Cr. Jarrett, 4 Mod. Hist. 43; G. Schil,bef 4 Chant'''. 40; Bdtany 34, 2o61.
40; A. Mitchell, 2 Gram. , r
s5; E. 'Anderson, 2 Physiography 51; K. Elliott,
2 Physiography, 57; T. Deichert, 4.Chem. 3'6, 4 Botany 48, 4 Zool, 52; A.{
Creery, 2 Arith. 16; Reta Elworthy, 2 Grain 6.0, 2 Zool. 56; G. Hunter, 1,
Art '61; E. Whitlock, 1 Aig 83; G. Wren, 2 Zool. 60 t. Gambrill, 1 Art 48.
H. Hunter, 4 Zool. 61; J, McItenzie, 4 Hist 80.
FORM nr
* Taken in a LcWer'T'oi'm
LA LC PA FO Co Li l'diT Al Gery
Ailcenhead, M, 57 ,59 35 50
Aldworth, Ed, *90
13o5ver4, George 6t"' 65 70*54,1'67
Campbell, C ., 76 664'80*63
Cornish,T1 62 5.7' 71.
Cess, P. ,,:.. *77*`62 *81" 51. 66 8i4'73*74.
Creech, Ruby , 79
DI,;nan, Howard47 75 66 58 55'''.
Eider, .'Jean .... ,a 6'1*61 V ii 8 52
' ,) 78 50
xr 1111.;Ch Bo'; So
63 37
;',53x`62 60`
5 86 ,
72
42
31 47 74
24 54 47
-51
costs
' .nlae...��
S
•
.than.`20.a
yeart
_I
ou'h'lt "`ccom h
Th ac sties `
In ' a -few minutes *hat
would otherwise,•take
you hours,' the, cst of,
the telephoneis one of
the smallest items • in
th'e family's yearly
outlay.
tea,.
A study of expenditures
by; hundreds of 'families
slibws that food 'costs
43%, miscellaneous
25%, rent 17%, clothes
13%and the telephone:
less than 2%. • .,
Each flew subscriber; odds le tko
valla of YO IR tsle2ilzone
Character enables a mann% to stand''
alone,. but it's his' reputation • that.
enables him to get a loan. .
MEETING OX+ OU.'HI� (71f71URON COUNTY
4
The Council of the Corporation of
"
the County of Huron Will'. meet 41
the Council Chamber, ,Goderich, at .
3 o'clock in the afternoon of Tugs -
day, the 2nd day; of June, 1925. Ali
accounts against the County must be-.
in the hands of the Clerk net later
than Monday p>Meeediug' the 'meeting
of Council,
County
Clerkl
Geo; W. Holman, ,
Goderich, May 18th, 1925
Notice to Creditors.
" NOVICE; IS HEREBY GWVEN
,that all persons having claims a-'
gainst the • estate ' of MARGARET
TJPSI•IALL, late of the Village of
.Exeter, widow, who died in the city
of London on the 1ft day of May;
1925, are required to forward their
the under-'
to
im ,cent ',proven
cls s
Y.
dayof
before •d onor
under-
signed,
h
g
e
June, 1925,
AND ,NOTICE,/
• IS 'F'URT
HEfly
GIVEN: N: That afterthis said date,
the Administrator will Proc
eed to•
distribute the estate, having regard
which he then
h ..
only to t
claims of
e
shall
have notice.
Dated at Exeter, this/ 11.th day of
May.. • 1925.
GLADM'AN & ,STAl�1:BURtY••'
Solicitors forAdministrator..
Notice ,a9,,.C•,reditors.
In the' matter 'of -the Estate or
JAMES SCOTT, the ,Elder, latesof:
the Township of Hibbert in the,
County of Perth, retired farmer, de --
ceased. ,
The Creditors and others having
claims against the estate . of the'
above named James Sepia, the Elder -
who dietron or about he 5th day of.
March, 1925, are requested on or
before the 15th day of June, 4925,
to send to the undersigned Solicitors.
for the. Executors -of the last will
and testament of the said deceased,
full ,particulars of their claims.
against ' the ' Estate duly verified,
after which date the assets of the:
Estate will lie distributed among the
parties entitled thereto, having. re-
gard . only to those claims of which.
notice has been given as above. ,
This notice is given pursuant to
Section 56 of "The Trustee. Act.'
Dated at Mitchell this 14th .day of.
'May, A.D. 1925. •
T
HOMPSOIV & MU17R0\.
Mitchell, Ont. ° .x
Solicitors for, Executors.
The Superior
r Imported Clydesdale ,Stallion.
EDWARD 'MOIR.
[13172](16426)'`
Approved and enrolled, Form ' L•
For the season of1925 will' stand`
at •
LOT ' 6, CONCESSION 9, STEPHEN
TERMS—To insure $12.00. ..
Sala 1 Lamport, Manager
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO•
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Three:FacuIties,7Arts, Medicine and
Public Health.
'Four ASihated Colleges.
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ilities.
For information,
write•
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Ph.D.,Registrar'y..
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siderable' sum. for• iinvest-
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THE, CAyNADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE..
capital Paid Up $20,000,000 .
Reserve Rand $20,000,01110 ,
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Crediton Branch - G. •
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( HOMtE' PAINTING MAClE ,EASY.'
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with
telegraph
or
part
Like
of
of
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enter into financial
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does last longer and skims dean '
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name it—"The separator ,A4 ,,,,,
won't wear out " Ask us to gen
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Navigation
4
PI ANNUAL LOW -FARE EXCURSION''' 111
GODERIcH to DETROIT and:, . , eturit
$4.00 Return $2.50 one 'wa.
The Big Steel Steamer Gre-_,houad Safe .
'' Speedy, Comfortable will leave Goderich Ffti
TUESDAY,. June 9th, at 9t30
Returning ,'r
n4
Arr'iv`ing, Port Huron 1:30 p.m; Detroit 5.30 p.m. ht
leaves Detroit June 11
� g p.m.,' Thursday,
The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season: Child-
ren
between 6 and 12, ' half fare. Visit your Michigan , friends %\
and see big'busy Detroit. A delightful trip over the great ion
} � ternational highway of lakes and rivers.
,Os.#NLIGHT OUT OF G00E111011,ff
MONDAY A JUNE 8th at• .s. p
1Gi a^:.e nth 1.ge 7'C r...1 volt
'DANCING IN -STEAMER'S NJE7''%V
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FORM I.
Iia. Fr Co Di CH Al
Addison, Alex, 77 89 74 79 78. 88
63 46c 6 61
Allen, ,.Earl . 61: i•.,
Andersen, Harry ,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,79 63 86 74
Baker, "Lillian' ,,,, ,,,,,,, 70 75. 89 70:.
Dearing, Rosa r..... 52 47 73 72..
Ford, Irvin ,. * 52 19
Hackney, Marjorie ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,..,, 73°, 73 7 78 51
Hicks, Helen , . „ 72 79 .
Hicks, Margaret ,,.. ,,, 62 63 .
Hodgins, . Ivan
Hodgins, Eileen
Horton, Harold 78 73
Howald, Muriel ° ,, 73 73
Jennings, Harry .. . . ...... 60 61
Ketchen, , James67 ' 69 67
McClymont, Harvey , .. 66 60'' 55
Mitchell, Clifton 94 63 43
-Mitchell, Harold "' 48 33 29
Mooney, Vera ,,,,, 91 96 70
Munroe, Alice ,........ " 54 43 47
Nelson, Januita' •y....... 03 50
Neil, Murray + .52
Northcott, Stella ; 73 73 69
, 94 92 8-
Mary. .
O'Brien,
t ,. X,
6
Reed, Stanley 1 Y
i 72 60
Reeder, Elsie �
Salter, Doris 89 Si 75
09 50
Cot Willie
Scott,
70' 69
Simmons, Annie 71
Si o n
r 50
Sims, ye da -
59
Skinner, •Harold
Smith, Hazel 85 75
Thomson; Elizabeth .69 69 6.5
Walter, -Edith 15 59
West,' Sidney ,...»r 59
Westcott, May53 48 • 5.2
Westcott, Doreen 46 48 45' 28
Williard Alice 65, 51
Willis,' Wanda ' 95 S8 62'- 53'
63 60 67 6'
Woods, Catherine 8
Wood, 1?earl ............ .......,,
Yellow, Minna
Alexander; Ruby ,.,
65 66
83 76
59. 27`
50 51
0
53
62' 72 72 ° 62
65.72-` 68 37 51` 60
55 72 80- 14 66 53
59' . 52 '65• 40 42 49
69 79, 886 45 75' 49
fi.•9 64 '86 50 77 .69
57 '62 82 50 79 71
66 79 2'7 70 82
38 66 76 ' 58 64
66 33 60 64 8'6
_62 G8 18 4,y, 54
64 .7.7 65 74• ,78
46 .58 22. 54 44
44 68 33 ..-52 55
28 ..10:
65' 7.7 18 '68 66
71.76' 79
88 73
30,76 0 2 .. 48. 57
67 61• 46 ' 64 66
53 74 ' 63 `"70 66
59 6,0 -0" 41
.73 81 24
70
39 63' '67 52
6.7 61 28 :68
70 •74 50 75
62 83 52, 60
-36 7'4' 27 40
61 7y9 50 74
•38 66 09 44
62 2§ 3.9
71 70 59.
81 70 69
62 28 42
•90 :. , 70
58.37 62 ';•62• 38-
130 Ge Ar
87 81 71
59 52 . 5.4
66 52
75 68 42
80 76 51
50 63 •, 57
50 ,69. 4$
56 64 54
FORM II
La Fr Or
Abbott, Mae' , 70
Beavers, Reginald 85 89 35
Clark, Marjorie ... 1. 42
Creech, Frank 51
Creech, Hugh 62 65 60.
Down, Melville 56
Fisher, Harold ab 48
Frayne, George" 625 70 .66
Gambrill, John. ' ' 47 : 46 30
_Greb, Lily '-39
Heaman, Kathleen 43 ' 3965
Howey, Eugene ' ' 76 76 .58
Howey, Marvin 77
Hunter, Lulu ' ' 68
Hunter, Marjorie , , 38
Kuhn, Stewart
Kuntz, John
Medd, Marjoitie
e
Oke,Norah
Pfaff, Leonard '
Scott, Ina
Sims. Hilda
74 50
74 80
31 38
40
27
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60 55 55
73 47 61
60 54' . 7'4.
'59 67 '82.
51 61 70
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66 -62 •44-
77 . 72• 42
70 90-67
-63.• 88 92
42 55 69
'60 65 -41
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62 ,.71 59
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79..' 84 79
51 •69 62
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8,2 ' 81 60 45 61 1 34' ` • 69,' '•74 50
60 _
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32 37 44 51 : 46 45
74 62 50' 61 62•' 72 61
Strang, .Maybelle ' 50 72 ,.76 . "82:,'70 71,. .44 80 67•
Taman,' Edward ' 60 75 33 53 80. 7.3 84 81 74
Thomson, Leslie 65 44 44 80 56 31 ` 80 71
Thomson, • Hazel .,.- '67 67 58 61 73' S1'.: '66 76 50
West, .Florie .- ............... 69 78 65' 56. 47; :,:68• 48 . 68 61
Westlake, Calvin 68 41 49 1 ,, :, 40 68 63
Winer,. Alma 60 ti, 43 72 65 "" '.
2' '-' 44 71 -7.0
THE THREE -III FORak-CLASSES'''
Uniform Tests Held in alt •tie Forms •
Aldworth,, ,Margaret
Allen, Wilfred
Anderson, Alva
Bell, William
Bissett, Marion
Chambers, :Nona�
Campbell, Bland
Collingwood, Grant
Cregry, Agnes
Deichert, Theo.
Elliott,. Kathleen
Elwprthy, Reta.
Faist, Fred
Ford, Lillian
Fowler, Gordon
Gambrill, Robt.
Gaiser, Clara
Gilfillan, John
Gower, Herman
Guenther, Edith
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Harvey, Florence
Heist, Gertrude
Hayter, Helen
Hey, Milton
Hodgson, Herman
Hodgert, Chas
Hunter, Howard -59
Hunter, Gerta s.
Jarrott, Gilbert
Johns, Margaret
Kyle, Emerson
Lamport, Irene
McKenzie, Jean --
Manson, Grace -
McLean, Rosa
Mitchell, Ada
Morlock, Ella
Murray, Violet
Murray,:. Hannah `
Murray, . Isabel: ..... ; ... .,:.y.
Murray, Mildred
Pullen, ..Florence .., ..�
Pryde, _ John.•
Pryde, Tam
Rice.. Ellen . ;:...,...:
Roulston, Verne ... ,G.�r.
Reid, Laura
Rose, Lillian
Salter, Meta-.,
,Schelbie, Gertrude
Spencer, Walter
Tuckey, Oscar
Tapp, James
Turnbull, Grace
Turnbull, Wilfrid
VonWascinski, Wanda
Wethey, Helen.
Willis, Marie
Wood, Olive
Whitio'ek, Evelyn
Wren, Gladys ...,:.re
M Johns 2 Grain 61' I "Lamport,
• .LA LCFA:FCECELAHBHAi Ge Ph Ch
• r, 66 63.56•• 75 90. 78
60 72 63 6,8, 78 95
63 41 26 76'
58 40 29,40. 48. 69
82 72 31 70 59 " 61
45. 81 52,,55-,71 .57concert. The first parte of the pro-
-67 67 82 61 54 72 64 ' • gram was comprised of musical
'4 84,7;89 90 77 7.4 80 numbers, jokes.„ -and local take -offs
that kept the audience in roars of
laughter; while the latter part con-
sisting of - several comic sketches,
choruses and some magic art was
also greatly appreciated. It was an
evening of fun. The hall was well
filled. The minstrels will .;return
again„on June 3rd.
Spring is- feminine in ,her ideas at
least—she doesn't -like to come un-
til she has something new to wear.
ilii ' n
G Ila
Gre,he Leonard' .#
Reywood, Thos
H`evood,' Wes
Hodgson; 0ecil ,,,.. , .... 70 47
Hoffman, Alice ...
Hogarth, Janie
Howard, Evelyn 7'3 67
Johns, Walter ,,,.;, ,,.,"77 •65 88 74
Martin, Li"lyan , 62 50' 42 99, ,•
Medd, "Eleanor 82 74 90 82 ' 5.7
Pollen, Harvey. *65 51 51 .62
Rowe, Rets, .,.,,;:...,,,,. , ,86 59 68 7.1
Sanders,Grant 77 7 51 47. '72
Sims, Melvyn „(;,,. 47 58 '47 57 "61
Snell, Lilla M, ' 89 76 93 80 71`
Stanbury, Kenneth 65 67 n :` 67 54
Statham, Lyle 61 47 *63*y60 36.'28
Tiernan, Lorne 58.,65;67 56 61. 6-2 74
Thomison, Pearl ^ *'71*63 56 57 82,28
Woods, Marion* 80` 51 90 62 31 .37 67
Woods, Nesbitt *89*83*70 • -
F - A. History, P. Case 56, J. Hogarth 57, -Fl, Aldworth 65.
Greek, Ed. Aldworth 69, 52; Wes. Heywood, 38� 36;; Johns Walter,
78, 63; Stanbury, Kenneth, 70, 52,
7;2 85. 68, 61," • 53'2' 81
82 ':439'1'57 ' 56 294'6`i 4b
,57 25 36
52 122°
5412.'
1'78
306 4450
�•2 49
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56 64 68
50
70 ab -
47 59
45
AUCTION -SALE
Es yaws
and PIGS
OR �
S >
The '"undersigned auctioneer will
on:
Public Auction,
'b Pub
sell
Y
EXETER on
iu'o t.
>< sideof I•I n S
South
23rd,925
AY 1
SATURDAY, M
SATU1
1
at , 2 o'clock p.m., file following.
HORSES -,-General purpose horse,
work horse 8 yrs. old; driving horse
quiet _and `reliable;; "
.,CATPLE—cow . 8 year old,. due to
calf; Jersey cow, milking,
PIGS—Six young thoroughbred
Yorkshire •sows; • whick are select, all
of which'at'e bred; also •a number of
yet ng hogs ready for service,;,,_
- Democrcat wagon.
TERMS—Cash, or an time limit
with. •6 per gent.
CLAS. HARVEY. _, F. TAYLOR
Sale Director Auctioneer
Local -News
Mrs. A.'Hoskin has returned home
after visiting for a couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. W. McLaughlin of
Brantford. `Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh-
lin and their daughter, Miss Marg-
aret and Mr. John McLaughlin mot-
ored up Saturday and spent the
week -end•. here.
Main St..League Tuesday eved�6vas in
charge of the Citizenship Commit-
tee. Mr. S. Elliott gave a very help-
ful talk on success.'You might have
a lot • of worldly wealth but the
greatest' wealth a, man can have is
character. The names.of million-
aires die with their money but 'the
names of men like Jesus, Paul
Shakespeare, and Lincoln, ' although
poor men, will' live forever• because
of ;their, good deeds. A discussion
followed in reference to buying a
moving picture machine' • for ` the
league and; . ,a: `committee .was'', ap-
peinted to arrange for the financing
of one •if possible.
The Verdun Minstrels; of St.
Marys, visited Exeter on Wednesday
evening of last week and.put on a
COURT OF REVISION
ownsl b Usborne
�,' f
ik
h that a
Notice is a eb
rgiven
Y
Court of Revision of the ,Assessment
Roll of the Township of Usborne will
h Town-
ship
n -
hold i s :: it t meetingin the ow
t f s
i o, on Saturday,
hi � 13a11 .Elim 1 e
s 1 S Y,
p > >
Y
30th,,,1 25 '3, o'clock m.
May 9 , atP,
T Clerk
„HENRY STRA
NG> P.
n ll Ont.
' R o. 1,He sa 0
;. N
COURT" eOF REVISION
For - the Village of, Exeter
A Court of Revision will sit to
hear, consider and determine appeal
1'
asmadeagainst assessment
wren
g
g
1y.,niad,e or omissions made froth the
roll or assessed iborhigh or'too low'
a: sun "will be. 'held Monday, Juni
8th, 1925; Fat St'd'clock in the even-
ing at the To'cpn Hall..
Parties i`ntere'sted will govern
themselves accordingly,,,
J. SENIOR, Clerk.
•
THINGS W. NEVER HEAR
A boy.. crying.,.to have his neck
washed. .•
A wife , 'coaxing her husband to
have •'his mother come.and 'make
her home with them.
A bootlegger • admitting that the
stuff he sells, is, deadly. ,
A :taxicab, driver begging a pedes-
trian's, pardon.,;;,:
A •, Broker •' .acknowledging that
there is�any,money in his business.
- ». .v*,:-***,***, .i• •
3t doesn't cost much more to live
itwentyyears
n - a s:thane-At d d '
ow
S1 Y
ago, 'bat it/coats a lot more to keep
up -appearances.:. .
*** '.*** ***
People',''who ' advertise can , sell
goods. -' m . -
People who sell goods can make.
money. ,
'People:who make money can ad-
vertise •geode. ` •
Which.. is,of • course, the purpose
of money. ,
*5* '*** ***'
Fat men may die _:earlier than
bony men, but they never worry
about
***,:.**4 *** •
show in the Opera House that de-, "And' now,".7said the city girl vis -
lighted the large crowd. present. icing the 'farm, "show me which -cow
'The minstrels with their. band parad-gives the coipplexion cream."
-ed the Main. Street just before the . ' "•
26 61._ 144'.7`9 • '
57 72 56'
33 41i, =39 44
40 - 41
*80*80*78 56, 73 82 74 56 44
Absent •
72 59 72 ,63 83 60 ,,,• 50
46 40 'i►9 ' 50
46 36 29 75 , 54
59 60,.70 52. 93 39 72
*82 78.65 • X60 . 61'
55:43 .40 '50 30 20
, 7;1 67 65''7.2 48
64 43'.• 64
41 '70' 43 75 38 43
70 55, 3 40 45,/' 66.
49'63 55-- 55 42,
706x51428254."71
56 68 62 63 51., 75
54 70;10 71 38 61 72
682,., ..69 52 41
'.531,42 11 43 71
72 74.44 *77 ' 36,
63 61 62 21 28 46'70
60 55" •51 17 09 19
554u59u69' : 62 70 64.
Absent
u53 14 29 52 ,19`50
26 56 58 40 15 ,57 33
89 90 92' -96 85 94
56 65' 36 88 51 92
3
,4$. 60',.; Ir„+'` P, i
52 49•'23 47 35 '•`40
59 64'.53; 60 26 • 53''
76171 85 78' 79 "64 ' 6.3' -
67 60.'60 59 85
70.73 ” .. 46 21
72 ,63 77' 35 .. 552' 41'•64 ; '70
'71 '55 0'7, ' ` '54• ' '52
77 62 58.64.571 56 50 81
52 80 75 57 40 32 66
53 61
57 69 3.1 60 36 67 42' 38
68.62 47 35 28
67 55 70 61 47 46 51 50 70
60 -,. 67 78 90
*89 *86 61 '71 43 33 83
67
92'83 86
'.•
u51 50 50 59
63 57 '55 66 69
67 64 65. 70'48 5.9 54 65
*86 65 ;54ue8u68 a 73 65
76'
68 51' 31 50 30 31
2 Gram:•51.
M, Hey/ 4 Mod Hist„
62; Cr. Jarrett, 4 Mod. Hist. 43; G. Schil,bef 4 Chant'''. 40; Bdtany 34, 2o61.
40; A. Mitchell, 2 Gram. , r
s5; E. 'Anderson, 2 Physiography 51; K. Elliott,
2 Physiography, 57; T. Deichert, 4.Chem. 3'6, 4 Botany 48, 4 Zool, 52; A.{
Creery, 2 Arith. 16; Reta Elworthy, 2 Grain 6.0, 2 Zool. 56; G. Hunter, 1,
Art '61; E. Whitlock, 1 Aig 83; G. Wren, 2 Zool. 60 t. Gambrill, 1 Art 48.
H. Hunter, 4 Zool. 61; J, McItenzie, 4 Hist 80.
FORM nr
* Taken in a LcWer'T'oi'm
LA LC PA FO Co Li l'diT Al Gery
Ailcenhead, M, 57 ,59 35 50
Aldworth, Ed, *90
13o5ver4, George 6t"' 65 70*54,1'67
Campbell, C ., 76 664'80*63
Cornish,T1 62 5.7' 71.
Cess, P. ,,:.. *77*`62 *81" 51. 66 8i4'73*74.
Creech, Ruby , 79
DI,;nan, Howard47 75 66 58 55'''.
Eider, .'Jean .... ,a 6'1*61 V ii 8 52
' ,) 78 50
xr 1111.;Ch Bo'; So
63 37
;',53x`62 60`
5 86 ,
72
42
31 47 74
24 54 47
-51
costs
' .nlae...��
S
•
.than.`20.a
yeart
_I
ou'h'lt "`ccom h
Th ac sties `
In ' a -few minutes *hat
would otherwise,•take
you hours,' the, cst of,
the telephoneis one of
the smallest items • in
th'e family's yearly
outlay.
tea,.
A study of expenditures
by; hundreds of 'families
slibws that food 'costs
43%, miscellaneous
25%, rent 17%, clothes
13%and the telephone:
less than 2%. • .,
Each flew subscriber; odds le tko
valla of YO IR tsle2ilzone
Character enables a mann% to stand''
alone,. but it's his' reputation • that.
enables him to get a loan. .
MEETING OX+ OU.'HI� (71f71URON COUNTY
4
The Council of the Corporation of
"
the County of Huron Will'. meet 41
the Council Chamber, ,Goderich, at .
3 o'clock in the afternoon of Tugs -
day, the 2nd day; of June, 1925. Ali
accounts against the County must be-.
in the hands of the Clerk net later
than Monday p>Meeediug' the 'meeting
of Council,
County
Clerkl
Geo; W. Holman, ,
Goderich, May 18th, 1925
Notice to Creditors.
" NOVICE; IS HEREBY GWVEN
,that all persons having claims a-'
gainst the • estate ' of MARGARET
TJPSI•IALL, late of the Village of
.Exeter, widow, who died in the city
of London on the 1ft day of May;
1925, are required to forward their
the under-'
to
im ,cent ',proven
cls s
Y.
dayof
before •d onor
under-
signed,
h
g
e
June, 1925,
AND ,NOTICE,/
• IS 'F'URT
HEfly
GIVEN: N: That afterthis said date,
the Administrator will Proc
eed to•
distribute the estate, having regard
which he then
h ..
only to t
claims of
e
shall
have notice.
Dated at Exeter, this/ 11.th day of
May.. • 1925.
GLADM'AN & ,STAl�1:BURtY••'
Solicitors forAdministrator..
Notice ,a9,,.C•,reditors.
In the' matter 'of -the Estate or
JAMES SCOTT, the ,Elder, latesof:
the Township of Hibbert in the,
County of Perth, retired farmer, de --
ceased. ,
The Creditors and others having
claims against the estate . of the'
above named James Sepia, the Elder -
who dietron or about he 5th day of.
March, 1925, are requested on or
before the 15th day of June, 4925,
to send to the undersigned Solicitors.
for the. Executors -of the last will
and testament of the said deceased,
full ,particulars of their claims.
against ' the ' Estate duly verified,
after which date the assets of the:
Estate will lie distributed among the
parties entitled thereto, having. re-
gard . only to those claims of which.
notice has been given as above. ,
This notice is given pursuant to
Section 56 of "The Trustee. Act.'
Dated at Mitchell this 14th .day of.
'May, A.D. 1925. •
T
HOMPSOIV & MU17R0\.
Mitchell, Ont. ° .x
Solicitors for, Executors.
The Superior
r Imported Clydesdale ,Stallion.
EDWARD 'MOIR.
[13172](16426)'`
Approved and enrolled, Form ' L•
For the season of1925 will' stand`
at •
LOT ' 6, CONCESSION 9, STEPHEN
TERMS—To insure $12.00. ..
Sala 1 Lamport, Manager
UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO•
Eat'abhshed-187'8. Re -organized 1908
Three:FacuIties,7Arts, Medicine and
Public Health.
'Four ASihated Colleges.
Registration May for Freshmen p-
tember 18th, 1928 - C'
Degrees by examination:
B.A., 14.8c., B.D., LL.B.,
M.A., M,Sc.,:M.D., D.P.H.,
Dr. P H., C. P. H. N. and.
D;I)
New buildings, excellent
library and -laboratory fac-
ilities.
For information,
write•
E. P. R. NEVILLE,
Ph.D.,Registrar'y..
London Canada
R 11
Saving with^ a `Pur ose
0/6
B depositing a small
sum regularly in 'a
Sa s
Accou'
v�ang nt you will
Soon accumulate •mulate, 'a' con-
siderable' sum. for• iinvest-
,•ment, say, in a` Govern-
ment Bond:' , F;'•,
THE, CAyNADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE..
capital Paid Up $20,000,000 .
Reserve Rand $20,000,01110 ,
Exeter Branch - - .` Complin, Manager
Crediton Branch - G. •
G. Mayciiard,`Maiiager.
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