HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-06-10, Page 4one year. The Treasurer reported
a balance of i 151.10 in the treasury,
June 1st. Reports were received from
the Religious and Physical standing
sub -committees. Plans were submit-
ted by the Camp Committee for the
July Camp for boys, and it was decid-
ed uu get out a prospectus of the
camp. and application fortes, for dis-
tribution amoiig those interested.
SHE EXE2 t'R TIMES, JUNE loth 1909.
get a :mail contingent from each
town and village in the County to go.
Tents, food. bolus and everything will
be supplied by the committee and the
boys will just Savo to bring their
clothes and whatever personal be-
longings they will need, and each boy
will pay the committee so much tot
the 10 days, to defray the expenses.
Any boy from 12 to 18 who sccuresf the
The County Secretary gave a de- written consent of parents or guard -
tailed report o[ the splendid evork inns may go. The place is an ideal
done by the various Associations in;one for camping. There is a good
he County, from January 1st, to June spring of water, good bathing and
let. The report :domed a total mem- boating, and excellent grounds for
n•rehip of 208 young men and boys games and athletics. The camp will
be under the maaagctnent of L. C.
Fleming, the County Secretary t
ho
will be assisted by A. Cuticles. Pro-
vincial Secretary, F. 11. Chant. form-
erly Physical Director of Iflidland Y.
M, C. A.. J.'1:. Robertson and A.
F. Johns of Auburn and others. •It is
expected that a physician will be on
the grounds: a cook will be employ-
ed. and every arrangement made for
the safety. comfort and pleasure of
the boys. Parents need have no fear
or anxiety concerning the welfare of
the boys while away, and should eat,
brace the opportunity to give their
boys a healthful, wholesome outing,
under Christian influences, and super-
vision. The committee have no other
purpose in conducting such a camp,
than to do every individual boy who
goes. all the good they can, physically
tnei tally, and morally. For par-
ticulars write to L. C. 'Ieming, Clin-
ton.
n the t:ix Associations: 79 week
ight Bible 'Classes with an average
ttendance o. 11); 42 Educational
Ieetings with an average attendance
f 21; 11 Social evenings althea aver -
toe of 36; 17 Physical events with an
verage of 21 taking part, and nine
ublic entertainments with an aver -
tree of over 200 in attendance. There
Ir,• now 22 Corresponding members in
he County, and up to date 51 young
ten. leaving their homes for other
arts. have been followed by corres-
ondence. and helped in a practical
ray in the places to which they have
one. 17 young men have made a
tart in leading Bible classes. and
tatty young 'nen have been helped
nd uplifted by the influence of the
M C. A.
Pain anywhere stopped in 20 rninu-
es sure with one of Dr. Shoop's Pink
'ail) Tablets. The formula is on the
5 cent box. Ask your Doctor or
)ruggist about this formula! Stops
womanly pains, headache, pains any-
•iere. Write Dr. Shoop. Racine:
Vis„ for free trial to prove value.
V. S. Ilowey.
Sexsmith
Mr. \V. 11. Johnston. of Kippene
reached here on Sunday last, in the
bsence of the pastor Rev. Bart,
•ho is attending conference at Lon -
on.
Mr. A. Wildfong, is making an ad-
ition to his house this summer.
Mrs. 'Henderson. of Southwold, is
•isiting her daughter Mrs. William
rrnstrong nt present.
Mrs. Geo. Geddes, returned home on
alurday niter spending a couple of
veeks with friends at London.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, arc
t present visiting friends at Latch-
ord. New Ontario.
In sickness. if a certain nerve goes
•rong. then the organ that this nerve
ontrols will also surely fail. It may
• a Stomach nerve, or it may have
iven strength and support to the
[cart or Kidneys. It was Dr. Shoop
hat first pointed to this vital truth,
r. Shoop's Restorative was not made
o dose the t3tomach nor to tempor-
rily stimulate the [Heart or Kid-
ee-s. That old-fashioned method is
11 wrong. I)r. Shoop's Restorative
oes directly to these failing inside
erves. The remarkable success - of CASTOR 1 A
is prescription demonstrates the
isdom of treating the actual cause
f these failing organs. And it is in- For Infants and Children.
ced easy to prove. A simple five or rho Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
en days test will surely tell. Try
once. and Feel Sold by W. 8.
Iow•ey.
if you would have a. safe yet cer-
tain'Cough Remedy in the home. try
Dr. Shoop's-at least once. It is
thoroughly unlike any other !Cough
preparation. Its taste will be entire-
ly new to you -unless it is already
your favorite Cough Remedy, No
opium. chloroform, or any other
stupifying ingredients are used. The
tender leaves of a harmless, lung -
healing mountainous shrub, give to
Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy its won-
derful curative properties. It • is
truly n most certain and trustworthy
prescription. Sold by :W. S. nowey.
Centralia
At daughter was horn to ',Ir. and
Mrs. Win. Spencer, of Brantford. at
the home of the Tatter's mother Mrs.
Anderson.
Mr. Thos. Willis who recently lost
his creamery by fire, is making pre-
parations to rebuild another with
modern improvements. The business
will still move along in prosperous
Cent ralia.
Mr. W. 11. Butt was suoessful with
his second year exams. at the To-
ronto University Faculty of Medi-
cines.
Mr. E. Colwill accompanied by his
wife has been taking in the Confer-
ence seccessions to which he was ap-
pointed delegate.
A GOOD 6CiIOOL
The Fall Term of Clinton Business
'ollegc. which is n link in Canada's
:reatest Chain of thigh Grade Ilusi-
ess Schools. will commence Aug. 30. ltev. J. Veale attended the confer -
t will be well for young people de- once at London last week and was
(ring advancement to investigate placed on the list of superannuated
loscly the success of its graduatees ministers.
ted learn the advantage of bring con- frank Robinson is spending a few
tested with this Chain. days under the parental roof.
As this College is affiliated with the We regret very much the death of
porton Correspondence Schools. stud- Mrs. Richard (toss, which occurred
its'inay study at home altogether or Wednesday morning. June 2nd. The
it part. and then finish at College. funeral took place on the following
thereby raving considerable board Friday to the Union cemetery. and
bill. was largely attended by relatives and
friends of the deceased. Our sin -
The Management of the Western cerest Fympnthy is extended to those
Fair, London, Ontario, have just is- who mourn the loss of a loving wife
ued their 1909 Prize List. it is a and mother.
very tient and attractive book and Preparations arc progressing rapid -
contains a number of Important :y for 111e new bank.
c1lan:ee. A large number of new Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Elliott. of Exe-
-ections have been added and in- ter, were visiting the formers parents
creases made in several departments. on Sunday.
(?specially is this the case in the Cat- Mrs. 1. Somerville is progressing
Ile and Live Stock classes, and there favorably.
will no doubt be the largest Exhibi- Earl Roadhouse spent Sunday under
not' this year ever held iu Lyndon. the parental roof.
'4tockmen who have not previously X.
hihited at London ehou,d Fend for n Ellmvllle
'rine List and prep Ire their stock fur
his splendid Isxhitition, Mr. ..re
,lohue occupied the pulpit
• Ion Nundny owina to tint pester being
•iu attendance at conference.
yeatorth traces -The annual race j The C 0 C. I. held n bee on
meet of the Scaforth Turf Cub will Tit -day nfternoon levelling up and
be held on their excellent track Il put lin;I n drain nround the new
Seaforth on June 15, 10 and 17. The hn:l.
nesociation has arranged an excellent) While Mr. 3. Pearl tens putting a
Programme for each day. for which WI in the mouth of it young horse
liberal purse, are being offered.I wt►s in some way knocked senseless.
There will be two harne'e races and When he recovered consciousness he
otic running race each die-. As anfound he had been dragged several
additional attraction. they have ar-gods. ile wns badly cut and bruised
Bears the
Signature of
Kirkton
r. M. c. ,1:
The ilufirt• r,y rheetinfr of the Coun-
ty Commit, of Iiuron Young \ten's
Chrietinn ' - •ocietion was held In
\ hit:ham. •-lundny evening. ally 31st.
fe /it Y. '.1. C. A. rooms. Messre.
Cam tee. I ot, Scott. Maxwell, McNay
and 1`,•ur,n;: being present.
in the absence of the Chairman and. ranged for the attendance during the nmwas hid tip for several days.
\"ic -Clinirmau, the County seerotary, entire meet of that most famous of imoll While \Ir. R. Skinner was return -
.11r. 1". ming. w•ns elected Chairmen' •a:l harm's!' horses. The Eel, 2.02 1-4. ;eft from Centralia wit h a load of
of thi- ,i, ting. and Mr. Cameron act- The Eel will be on exhibition each day( nit••. the king bolt came out, cans -
cd :1- r ,ording seerntary..\flet d''' of the meet. and on the 16th wilt en- ing the team to run. Mr. Whiteford
votiotie! • e. icier. the minutee of the (leaver to create a new Canadian half) who erne in the road at the time had
previa• • n: ,•tins' 'were read ana- mile track record. This will b:• the( n r.aIrow escape from being run into.
dopted. Ott int: to the re.'igd nf►tion of ou;y 0990rlu►tity that rmmy in this' Luckily his horse hnd enough speed
DI r. bred (till. of Clinton.
and
the,
'
district will have of seeing this: great
deceit... ofMr. Sto,mtn ot ense..
h r r. rind none ehould tniss s the1-
nnd in ob.erv'tnee of the recommend- l,orinnity. \\ a 'night also say (brut
mine of the It.•+olution t'omniittec of t h,' inelicntione are !het a large
the lest Convention. that the number string of horses will attend the Sea-
scrvinar on the County Committee b• forth races.
increil-• d to 1:,. it was necessary t..t
.11 fit •• vett men to the Committee. ,
0n 1'1, 11 t umtaenJttt'o.a at 1 h, County
8rcr :.,1> th • following 5 names The County Committee of the Young
were .wt141 ,I to t11 • list :-Mr. .1. Mc- \lcn's Chri-tian Association of Huron
Naw. of 1:. rnondrill..; Mr. 11'. 1:. are going to conduct a 10 days Sum -
II audio. d. of Exeter: Mr. 11. N. mer camp for the boys of the County
Volute. of ('nriow ; Mr. Jas. Fox, on the Lake shore, at iron Springs,
(;msec:e. and ilr. C. W. •rliontl•enn, seven miles south of Godcrich. begin -
Clinton: Mr. i'o' to serve for :t yen to. Hing July 13th. Pro.:-i•,'i is lying
,lir. \1•'• , n• 2 weir:. Messrs. 111. '.. i ,.le for the accommodation .•f 59
ford. 1 end Dr. The:r-nn : . Hut :It coeite'tt,,• .1 - !