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The Exeter Times
THURSDAY. JULY &le Me
NOTE AND COMMENT
Lief Keilty. chief factory .in.+pect-
Lntt just completed a tour of the
vince of Ontario. Ile Mates that
Cry parte number of Englishmen
employed al] over. but the me-
nics aro too slow. Mr. Malty says
t, althouae the manufacturing in-
tric., of Ontario aro .;rowing they
not •:rowing any -thine like the
they should. having re.rard to
ureal increase in population. Ile
anced a case where a cement
ufacturer who came to Canada
a holiday, sold 45,000 barrels of
erican cement in three slays, and
d about the way the Canadians
closing tiu•ir factories. Anoth-
irm, etc says, was oblesee to let
46 car loads of hardware orders
1rh: year.to by on account of
9
supply e nTooti.
r'i abil't to the isability
ch twerl shipped front the United
es•
unit' u:iu; on Doulinioa Day, The
ninz Post (London Eno.; says
a,t Ion: been obvious 'that Canada
t
be made the corner -atone of
practicable scheme of imperial
olidotion. The present tendon -
of Canadian opinion in retard
mitered affairs shuo1d be more
ly studied by British statesmen.
all-important 'tendency- mi;ht
summed up in the phrase, "Can-
is a nation."Sir\Vilfrid Laurier's
h critized request for •,•realer
ty-makinz powers was merely an
resiion of the Canadian netion-
m. In 111e near future :the action
American 'subjects in Hudson's
• end II he northward channels will
e to be discussed. Then Canada
isi that Ottawa will be allowed
dent directly with Washinzton.
GENERAL NEWS.
eusall 1:e a zitatinfor a corpor-
n park.
he C. 1'. It %wile build to Listowel
of way is tziven.
sty don't you try Carter'a Little
er I'illal They aro a positive cure
sick headache and all the till pro -
ed by disordered ilver. Only one
1 a dose.
tr. Ed. Curvet]. of Stanley, nor -
Wil escaped bean; trampled tto
1111 by :I horse tchile gestin; bin
one of the hotel shod there an
Int :day•
crangemcnt of the liver ttith
nstipation. injures the complexion
uce pimples, sallow skin. Ro-
ve the cause by using C.trter's
ittle Liver fills. One :, dose.
y them.
[Arr. John Deeper, of the 11 ibylol
ne, has purchased n well matched
Dun: team of horses from two port -
Is in Stephen payinz in the neti lm -
01 hood of $250.00 for them.
Mr. Harrison. of of Huron town -
hip, while en;aged in met Iiter dawn
new fluor in his barn► f •aJ be-
lrccn fbct joists to the cement floor
1 ;he o•.a s e
c.ot ni, His death w•na in -
es: utl ancou..
o1ilinrit trit'ntls ,i -t allied Rev.
,ad \trs. Ii. A. Graham, with ad-
ateete and handsome gifts one even-
s last week. The pastor tt,t-
s :a huge Joel Mrs. Graham a inure' i'sLIAt\'lhLi.
al.ittI by the choir. 't hey will take,
lit rI -iclence in the Methodist par- ! -The Sunday School picnic on est
Deli. in St. \l:try this week. of July passed off very nice -lee es -
Inn Rushton. wife of ales \t'. !•:, pccially so, considering the diya;rec-
Items of Interest Here and There Furnished
By Our Correspondents.
11ENSALL 1 ST. JOSEPH
-Mr. .1. 1. Stoeteteie spent the
week end with friends in London.
-Miss Annie heck. of London,
spent Sunday at home.
-Rev. air. Ilau;b, the newly ap-
pointed incumbent of 1 he Killion
ehar_e, moved to town last week.
-Iter David
\1'mn will lake
charge 1. -C OI Main street i n trot ch r 1 u c t, Exe-
ter,
�
� -e -
ter, and else of Sexsrnith church
during July and August. Ile is an
exceptionally clever young man, and
will render service of the first order.
Ile Should be henrd every 'lime.
-Mrs. Britton, of Iowa. nee Miss
Scott,. of this place, has almost com-
pletely recovered from it he serious
operation :Site had to undergo, sonfe
time since in London.
-Mr. John Wren, principal of Lu -
can lfizh School, spent Sunday witlt
his father, Mr. John Wren, of this
t ott•n.
-Mrs. Medd and Mess Josie are
away on a few days visit amour
friends.
-Rev. Mr. Gilmour, of Granton,
preached with •neat acceptance to
Carmel church people last Sunday.
_Work on the new drain for the
villa;e has been commenced and will
be pushed forward vigorously.
-Mr, Andy Youn;Llut has moved
into the house on Queen st. recently
C
v.1 cat d by Mr. 'l ,
Trott, holo ra cr
h
who has ?zone to the Rend for the
summer .
-Iter•. Dr. Medd was in his own
pulpit ( ! in the Methodist church Inst
Sunday. Both services were largely
attended and i he keenest interest
was manifested.
-We aro glad to report that Mr.
Win. Cudmore, of the London Road,
north, who has Leen seriously i11 for
a lonz time, is now recovering nice-
ly, under the skilful care of Dr. \V.
8. Ferzuron, of this place.
PROVED IN \MOI'NT FOREST
Every doctor in this town tried
Ids nest to relieve Airs. J. Withom
of Asthma: none succeeded. "For
years, she states, "I was a dreadful
sufferer; nothinz gave relief. At
times I found it necessary to have
al logo doors and window's open tc
zet my breath. \\'hen in despair 1
heard of "Catorrhozone." I used it
and now am perfectly cured." This
proves beyond doubt that any case
of Asthma) is cureable with Catarrh -
ozone. No remedy so pleasant none
so absolutely certain to obsolutely
cure; try "Ca tarrhozone" yourself
it's ;u t-enlca:l.
CROMARTY
-Mrs. Geo. Miller and son left this
twee,. '.-r Moose Jaw, N. W. T., where
I hey et ill St + ,u. t two mont Its visit its r
their Son and other frtnds .
-Rev. Peter Scott, former pastor
of the Presbyterian church hare, vi.a-
ited iwo weeks with hie friends, a-
round the villa ee.
-Iter•, Mr. Smith of Ilensall. ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr. Cran-
ston, on Sunday last. Mr. Smith.de-
livered a, very crncst and impressive
sermon.
-Mr. lluzit Norris had a :very
Iarze barn raising on Thursday Inst.
Evt'rt•thinz went along very careful-
-Iter'. Father Court tee of Dover
South and Iter', Father Torrent. of
Sandwich, %%e•re visiting friend
:around here last week.
-Miss Annie 1'lunt who had been
working in Stratford the past four
months returned home last Friday.
-Messrs. Alex end Peter L. De -
tunny, who been
m t l o Lad 1 n wi: tour friends
, in
:111d relatives in Courtrizht the pant
week, returned Monday.
-Mr. Julius Ducharitte, of Sea -
forth, spent Sunday in our burr.
-air. George Cantpbc•II was •tat
Hamilton, Saturday, and returned on
Alontl ic.
-ler. N. \1. Caitlin account:me t by
one of the officers o[ the Puolic
Works fon Weimer!' Ontario were in
town Tu'slay in connection with the
wharf .
\VOODHAM
Ilay ie in full swittz.
-A larr(s number took in tIse. pic-
nic on J)oruinion day :it h:irkton.
-31r. Hiram Copeland and Edear
Millis spent S,.tnday at Lands End.
-The choir went to Zion on Sun-
day cvenine, last
-ler. Bartlett arrived with lois
[entity on Thursday lust.
-ler. Stun Ford is visiting at
Caledonia .
-Mr, J. IL.McElreu is laid up with
a very painful and. Mr. Marry
Brown, of Winchelsea is working in
working in his place-
-The Woodham Orchesira furnish-
ed the music at the Zion zarden par-
ty ow Monday evening.
-The death of Mrs Joseph Stepit,
en.s took place on Tuesday mornin:
after a very few minutes illness. Iter
sudden death has cast a zloom over
the entire community.
HER SKIN WAS YELLOW
"I had only to try Dr. IfamiLton's
Pills 4o appreciate their merit" writ -
CS Miss Annie S. Bryce, of \Vood-
stock. "My system was out of or-
der. My blood was weak rand titin.
I had a nasty, murky comi iexion.
My skin was hard and dry. The
first box of Dr. Ilamilton's fills
made a completo change. I felt bet-
ter au once. Healthy color came in
into my face. In about three weeks
1 teas cured." Dr. Iiamilton's Pili;
effect •an easy cure. Try 't hese -rood
pill;, 25c per box, or five boxes for
$l.00 at all dealers .
ZURICH _
ll, lt`aust, of C:tiro. elicit..
'who Lav been attendine the inter-
national S. 8. Convestlioa held al
Toronto, stopped over at Zurich,
pavinz relatives and friends a visit.
-Mr. Wes. Schocllie returned to
iletroit to spend the summer vaca-
tion in his brother's dente! office.
-Mr. B. F. Stelk, f he lntc princi-
pal of our public school lett on Mon-
day for the west purchasinx a tick -
el to Edmonton, Alberta. Ile will
make a tour of the western provin-
ces anct if he finds anything suitable
will likely locate in one of t he w•esi-
ern towns.
-Miss tante (fart left Sat Satur-
day fon her home in I3rue,field. Miss
Hart will at tend the Nor mat Salter)!
a1 Toronto after the holie ty+.
-Miss Freda Iles who has been
ly with the exception of three. nten,at1endine Seaforth Collegiate Insti-
zcitine. slight bruises. lute, is (spending the holiday's at her
-�-- home here.
GRAND iBEND -Mr. John Foster has completed
-'there esu+ a very Iarze crowditis contract of huildinz the cement
walks in this vitlarc•,
The walks
are nicer' made and are a credit to
the makers am well as to the villa:e.
-The many friends of Airs. Chas.
Fritz will be very pleased to hear
that she is'aortassine favorably af-
ter the operation she underwent
Tait week.
Messrs. Alfred Faust and Etl.
%Vurnn left on Wednesday for the
west. '!'here first "1oppin1 1.11ce trill
he Portland, Oreton. where thew
will 1 tke in the I.c•tti+ 311:1 Cie rk
Expo -it ion. They will likely locate
in I he stale of \Vashin zton. We are
sorry to lose such promising younz
men.
-Misses Lizzie 'fruetnnt•r and Lou-
ise \Vurm arrived house last Satur-
day evening from Detroit and will
epetel :t few- week. here.
from many different points here on
1st of July.
-Hiss Follicle, o fExetcr, is here
for •the summer months.
Mr. and hire. Thornton, and fam-
ily, of Listowel, are ependinz a few
weeks with Mrs. Fowell .
Among 4 hose elm have opened up
1heir (summer cot tazes we notice
Mr. T. 11. McCallum, Air. 1I. E. Hu-
ston, Dr. D. A. Anderson and Mrs.
Powell of Exeter.
Mrs. knight, of Exeter, and her
tw•o sons are spendint a Isco wicks
emotion here.
'.Vorktnane music teacher nn•1 or -
moist at Knox church, St. 'Hirt=,
lied Stnulty, .tune 25111, :after .rn
Ilrr.• of t'vrral rnonlhe of t put-
noe•ary a friction. She 11 ,yea 1
tilt Luc .t few nu.mlhs old and a
its 1,. girl. .les. NVorkm.aft wai :a
Pali'.( of Iti,I:(1ott'nand her remains
Vero t tk, n t here fur int(. teen!.
What are your friends saying
about you? That your arty
hair makes you look of i ?
And yet, you are not fort';
Postpone this looking 011.
Bair Vigor
Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair ai
the deep, dark, rich color or'
early lite. Then be satisfied.
aM Vigor "A1 Nair r reetorsd the n.'•,•,
soler to m fray hdr, and 1 an, ,;.e+:.
ppl�ease. Isle an you el►im for tt.'
neg. & J. TaPDac*s. Yeehaattan,le, 1'
0111116011.... m.„
• for ►t.,.
Dark Hair
able afternoon. The prozram was
-riven in th' church and was well SHARON SCIIOOI. REPORT
rendered. in the meantime the '[1' foliowin r is a correct repeal
torte and commodious barn of air. of ,I1 etaurlin: of the pupils of S.
lterdman way turned into an calinz S. No. 1, Stephen, for the month of
eerier and the inner man was well situ ••. N amen :Ifo in order of tnearit :
supplied with plenty of st raw berrica V -E1 gin Atnv. Sr. IV-Svnt !i a Mor-
and cream and other •good t hinz:+ Tock, Geelya Ke., 1 •, Willie I'reaz-
while the Ilene -ill Rand zavc them rotor, Alerte•r Either. .ir. 1V -Alin -
plenty of aood music to keep them J,i• Kest le, Et het 'acetic, Nellie Amy,
all rood natured. The proceeds Lural' a Schwarz. Sr. 111. - Int "tot
amounted to about $115.00.. Wein. Larne Morlock, E Twin Wein,
11 ares Schwarz. Jr. iLL - Leonar 1
Srhroed•.•r, llerbees leraff• Arva
iirnkc,tshire, Clarence Either, Alt -in
('ogre -411. Iteudalt Smith. Etn'•rson
Scioto:lat, Oscar ('orttish, \I rt•i.t
1tr..k n,Itire,
Mildred lelumee, \Vil-
nevi. Fair reel J;tnie:+ pre 1Cb d the
ioitial sermons on Sunday Inst.
-:Hiss Julie Spicer. of Exeter,
.pent Sundry with Mr. and Mrs. B.
`ipi:.er.
-Mr. Ray Ilodzson, of Granton,
ei+itinz his sister, Mrs. R. Skinner.
-Mr. 8. Pym had a dirt bee on'
•Iretday and built the approach in• N
10 Ilia new barn.
The lseywna:l property was sol 0 0 d
t t public ...lion on Tuesday Ira- •L
is. ileyw oe 1 bean; t he purcha enjoys she db.
for ,;0,400.
- Unction of �g the gr -Mr. St Mustier lett on Saturdat great-
-,1
- 111 f low! .a sew holidays with +eta a and �� tive
oda 1Medicine the WClrfa bas ever
-Mr. end Mrs. F. Cook of St.
Thomas spent' the holiday+ the ;uesl 110101111M. It is an all-round
of hie teeter, Mee M. Elford.
-Mr. end Mrs. 1). Spicer and Mie- tnedidnet cing its an.
tiny. of Brantford. spent the holm equaled ea.,
lays with air. and etre John And- by �" --
row.
-Miss A.trie. Hunter. of Toronto, which tobe
and stressgth of every
bone
and
tissue da -
pend. Accept no sobsti-
iote for Hood's, bat in-
, o fall aboel fifteen feet orf a %cif -
fold nt• ?dr. Eli Coullis'. Ile r4, -
(el a .bad sh-tkint up and will Lr 1 . , AND ONLY HOOD'S.
r.ff stork for •,r;,c time.
rtl; M
OW
ngand g
'►e s few e e
nt t hn t f days under r t h
tl
I
t,arental roof.
-Mr. end Idr.'. Johnston, of (or- organ,
tie, spent tet' hold frith 1beCnuI•
lis brothors.
-Mr. 11. Spicier I, td 1 he misfort un:•
on baying Hood's
Four Facts For
Sick Women
To Consider
Lldia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
llas an ('nequolled RecotJ of Cures -
Mrs. 9'inibam's Advice is Confiden-
tial, Free, and always Helpful
k'ilisr.-That almost every operation
in Our hospitals perforuted upon women
becomes necessary through neglect of
such symptoms as backache, irregular
and painful menstruation, leucorrheas,
displacements of the uterus, pain in
r
the side, burnutl, se nsatiou iu the stom-
ach,nervousness,
$cit, bearing -down pains, nervous e ,
dieziuess and s1eeplesenesa.
SECOND. -The medicine that holds
the record for the largest number of
absolute cures of female ills, is Lydia
E. Plnkham's Vegetable CompQ5 .
It regulates, strengthens and cures
diseases of the female organism as
not)ting else can.
For thirty year* it has been helping
women to be strong, curing backaebe,
nervousness, kidney troubles, allntee-
nno and ovarian inflammation, we.
pass and displacements, regulatin
menstruation perfectly and overcoi
ing its pains. It has also proved itae
4nvaluable in preparing for childb}rt
and the change of life.
Tiww.-The great volume of ueso-
licited and grateful testimonials on Ale
at the l'inkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass., many of which are from time
tiRak published by permission, give (3
Bonito evidence of the value of Ly
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound an
Mrs. Pinkhatn's advice.
Fovarti.-Every ailing woman '
Canada is asked to accept
t
following n invitation. It is freet w
health andsave yo
bring you I (a 1 may Sor
life.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing lovitatl0
tO W Omen. -Women suffering from as
form of female weakness are invited
promptly communicate with Mr6. l'
am, at Lynn, Mass. All letters
received, opened. read and answe
by women only. From symptoms g
your trouble may bo located and
quickest and surest way of rete
advised. Out of the vast volume 0
penence in treating female isle
Pinkham probably has the very line
edge that will help your ease. S
any woman, rich or poor, is very f
If she does not take advantage o
kenerous offer of assistance.
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lie Schwarz. Sr..+(. -Clinton Brown
¥label Cope -art h. Jr .11. - Gordon
Corpiattr,-- Otto Brown, Clara Wein.
Sr. P1. 1. -Emerson \\'cin, Emerson
itoeszler, Clinton .\lorlock, Edna
Arty. Jr. Pt. 1. -Ila Eilo'r, Joseph
I3rokenshire, Lavine Smith, Joseph
Schwarz. Bertin Coxw•ortle Edwin
Cornish. No on roll 45: everaze at-
tendance 3R.
GEORGE W. LA\\'SON, Teacher.
aa11' eelt1tlett a TRA('K. - Now is the `
tsu,e to call and get prices on our Louden
I Double Steel Track, we have on hand a sew i
Round Track Care which we are uttering at a
slap, these care made in Oshawa and there
a large number in use In this neighborhood. E.
1'. Petiete, Hardware, Stoves, hto.
-Huntley Visitors. -'sir. 11311 and
family of London, at their old house.
Mr. and Biro. Fox and Master harry
of Brussels, at E. 1'. I'aulin's.-M r.
and ears. Fenn and family of Park-
hill, nt 3. licllermans..-Archie nom -
Iedee of Exeter, :at his borne. -Mr.
and Airs. o;den and sister Mary of
'Whalen, •11111 Mrs. J. Ogden of Kirk -
tote at 11th. Nadizer.-Mr. Powell
of Exeter, at Mrs, C. Miller.. -Mr.
and Mrs. J. Burns of Sarnia, at Mrs.
\\'itzels.-Mr. Ed. \Vinkenewder of
Chita zo, at his home on the lite con.
-Holiday visitors out of town -
Airs. (Rev.) Clemens and Pearli to Sar
nia.-Mrs, Chas. Guenther and fam-
ily to flay City, Miclm.-Master Leon-
ard Kellerman, Parkhill. -Miss Let tie
\Vitzcl to Sarnia.-
-A : res l nt:11ty from t he villa ge
attended Childrenet Day itt Zurich on
Sunday.
-Next Sunday will be Children',
Day in the Evangelical church here.
A zood prozratnme is tieing prepar-
ed.
if there ever was a epecifio for
any ono complaint then Carter's
Littlo Liver Pills arc a specific for
sick headache and every, woman
should know this. Only one pill a
dose. Try them.
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CENTILALIA
-The strawberry festit•.t1 and
concert held on July 1st were a
;rand success.
-Miss Lila M. ihompwon, zraduatc
of Alma Coideze, sane two beauti-
ful solos on Sunday, also Mr. J. E.
Doherty, of Clinton, favored us with
a bass solo Sundae. eveninz.
Holiday visitors.:
-Mrs. hunt. and daughter Edythe
r,f London, visited at Mr. George
Windsor's .
DASlf\1'OOD
CREDITON
-Tho firs; of July, our Dominion
day, passed off quietly. Our nand
furnished the music in Centralist at
,the festival, and several spent the
day at Grand Bend.
-Miss Mabel Calvin, who has been
in charge of the millinery depart-
ment nit C. Zwicker's the past season
left for her home in 13ruesols on Sat-
urday.
-'The school c'ost•d on Friday for
the Rummer holidays.
-'fete Sunday school picnic of the
E':ntzelical church was held nt
Grand Bend last Tuesday. A p'.eas-
ant day wait spent by all.
-Air. J. G. Wein had a severe fall
the other day. A swarm of bees had
lodged in the tree and white tryinz
to remove them, he slippt•,I and fell
on tilt) fence, breaking t wo ribs.
-Mr. Thos. Morrow, of the Mer-
chants (tank is spendinr his holidays
in Toronto.
-air. Fratik Smith and bride, of
Toronto, spent a few days in ,our
midst last week, t•i'iiinz friends.
-Messrs. Chas. and slim Nichol, of
London were r e •a 4 1
the nasi. o[ .1r. Ira
iirown last Tuesday.
-iter•. .1. W. And row 5, the new
Methodist Aliniy,er, removed here from
Parkhill last 'Tuesday. We welcome
hint into our midst.
-The Literary society picniced at
Grand !tend nn Tuesday last.
-Carie crowds :greeted Rev. And-
rews in t he Met !Jodie! church on
Sunday last t0 hear his initiatory aer-
mnns. Ile made n rood impression
on all hearers, and all are lookinz
forward io 1hree years of united
work. \\'e welcome him to cur
midst.
-A lir if. miming. of 1It smaller
residents of our vilkam :and vicinity
have whoopinz couzh.
-Air. Chan. Kinesly h:ts his new
barn nearly completed, and when so
w ill w it holo doubt be one cf t he
finest in 1 bis 101111,11i p.
-.t. 11. Holtzman delivered :tn nd-
drea•e in Zurich on Sunday eveninz
last, it leen! the annual children's
day of the Evan zelicit Sunday
School of that place.
-A very inJereslint .tome of hall
w -aa pl:ayee here Inst Monday be-
tween the tttnrs of thio place and a
team from Centralia. The vinitinr
le:nn1 Canto here determined it) ttin,
la ,winz been defeated a furl night
!o by the same team, but at the
close of t h' !ante the score eaoo.1 11
in 3 in favor of t he home team. Ott
Tuesday of this week our team pl;ty-
ed 1 hn Zurich boys nt the said t•il-
i rr• and defented therm al,o ant
'los far this season our boys drive
not been 1 eaten and in ouch hold the
ch,rnpionrhin of 1luron.
-The. Ju:nilee services of Zion
Evanzeliaal church were very inter.
eetinr and instructive and very
Itrzety attended, •Ihe church choir
ton:feted a fine lot of music, Mr. T.
Morrow, of 1 ha Merchants bank, de -
1
ervrnt a letial mention, w
ho sant
several very tittin; aneoa
end the
spirit 1 hey were enter in left a deep
impression on the entire coutrrei
1 ion.
-Mr. A. Walker is Atli] in a crit-
ical condition. his many friends
sympathize with him.
-Mr. John slyer, of Detroit, is
s•isilinz under the parental roof.
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-4 rs c'
(.blottm t . dao hter
3
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('earl, of London, were guests of
alias Lilly Anderson.
-'The hisses Rebecca and Lizzie
Rollins of London were guests, of
Miss Floe Esscry.
-Miss Jennie Handford of Toronto
was a :;ueet nt her uncles. Mr. Ja.
Ilandfords.
-Miss Katie- Elliot t of London was
the ,zuest of her sister, Miss Lilly
Elliott. -
-Mrs, ltosenber;en of London was
the guest of her Beeler, Mrs. Thos.
Elston. -.
-Mr. and Airs. Bert Vale of New-
berry, were guests of Mrs. Vale's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flicks.
-Mr. Harvey Hicks of Chatham ii
holidayinz at his home here.
-Miss Altneada Iiuxtable of Rod-
ney is spending her vacation at her
home here.
-Mr. and Mrs. A. Wreath of Luc -
an were the :zuests of her sister, Mrs
C. 1)uplan, on Sunday.
-lir. 'Thos. Elston moved into his
handsome new residence on Tuesday.
The annual festival held here. on
July lst, was as ,;rent a success as
in former years despite the train and
:zloomy appearances of the day, which
no doubt! kept some from a distance
from attending. There was an abun-
dance of straweerrie.s anti cream. The
ladies excelling in providinz the oth-
er delicacies. A purse of $40.00 was
divided amonz the prize winners of
I he various races ns follows: -
Boys race taker twelve -1st Her-
bert Hanlon: end A. 'Com;list.
Girls under twelve -1st Ella Bak-
er : 2nd F. Brown.
Boys over twelve - ist Ilerhert
Hanlon ; 2nd 1'. Frown .
Girls over it we've -Is: Eva llt•rt-
zel ; 2nrt P. Bisset t.
wheel harrow. race -- Ito Ilarvty
and Georza Hicks ;.211(1 C. Ilickt and
\Vm. Warren .
Potato race -1st Georze hick.:;
2nd \Vm. Warren.
Needle race -1st 8. Voelkcr. ; 2nd
A. Argos .
Rice backwards -1st it. E. Iles -
well; and Perry Windsor.
Three-iez;ed race -1st \Vm. War-
ren and E. Callfas ; and Geo. Either
and 11.
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Ladies race -1st Alt'in:t %Vit stn ;
21111 Jessie Sweet.
Obstacle race -1st R. E. IluLwtll ;
2nd ferry Windsor.
\V:alkinz race -1st Hattie 111111
ford ; 2nd Nona Coughlin.
Iloz race -1st tlerbet Hanlon: 2n.1
11. 11 it ellen.
Married Men's race-Ist A1. Enz-
land ; 2nd W. hedging.
howline contest -S. Davis and C.
Abbott : and .1. Brown] and J Law -
5011.
1(111 yard race -lit E. (Newell .2nd
Melvin Ilandford.
Lidice contest 1 hrowin r base -hall -
1st J. !landlord: 2nd A. 'landlord.
Hop, step and jump-Ist E. Bus-
well, 31 yards 9 in : _gel E. Windsor.
3:3 yards 5 inches .
Tut of 1Var-(tarry anis captain
of winning side.
The concert •given by the Lidice
iAd in the eveninz swa3 a pronounced
success. I'roeceds of elle day
amounting to about $1711.00.
OA,JBTCONN. 2aa
Beer. the The iitnd YOU Hare Alen BLIM
Bigndnre
of
A Famous School
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
•This is Cif. most , tucc.sifttl Coln- •
, nerci ti and Shorthand school in •
\Vct•let n Ontario. The courses =
ate np-to•date and practice! and
teech(ng is done by experienced •
it tractors During the past s
• school year we have had many •
• noel. apieit.Oioes fl, in leading •
• business beset, than we had 2
Students graduatiug. Write for •
our Free C'atalogi.'. }
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New Dinner Sets \
New Toilet Sets
London Crockery Co
are offering splendid val-
ues itt the above sets. We
received a large shipment
direct from the Stafford-
shire Potteries, where the
best English Crockery is
made and we arc
. placing , 1
g
1 ati'
it on sale glees that
at
will appeal to every one.
Remember it matters not
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how low the price, every-
thing we sell has our per-
sonal guarantee.
DINNER SETS ces in Eureka
colors, In pink, pe cock and tbrowus n semi -
Porcelain, body stamped "Durability' by maker. Each set
contains 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Tea Plates, 12 Soup Plates, 12 • •
Bread and Butter Plates, 12 Fruit Saucers, 12 Cups and Saucers, t t
• 2 Covered Dishes, 1 Sugar Bowl, 1 Create Jug, 1 Saktd, 2 Plat• '
• tars, 1 Gravy Boat and Stand, 1 Slop Bowl, worth $8.(111, our
price >lItS.60
Z DINNER SETS -Maltese Patterns, 07 pieces, full gold line and
t t edge, A 1 goods, worth $11.00, our price 1119.00
t TOILET SETS 10 pieces for 11,75, colors: pink, brown
blues, 10 pieces for $.. r.►, $..iI0, $3.7:►,
$4.00 and $•1.50.
Every set new. Every set special value. Immense assortment t ti
t of Wedding gifts, We supply everything needful in the Crockery
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$10.00 or over.
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Flue, we
THE most important part of a range the
oven. Any kind of a fire will boil potatoes,
but it takes an evenly distributed,.dry heat to
bake light bread and iiakey pastry.
The Imperial Oxford Range is the result of
over sixty years of work along the lines of oven
improvement. When we had produced the
perfect oven with the Imperial Oxford Diffusive
worked on the other improt•crnents that make it the most
economical and easiest -managed range on the market.
Imperial Oxford Range
But it is the wonderful baking
qualities of its oven that has made
the Imperial Oxford Range famous.
We would like to tell you more
about this range. We would like to
have you examine one. If your dealer
doesn't handle the Imperial Oxford
Range, write us direct and we will
send you our catalogues and tell you
where you can see the range. 16
The Gurney Foundry Co., Limited
T,ROI 111• ."o5TttE•L, 0tN5tI1'a.'•J, t'Atit.ce.,V at
For sale by T. IIAWKINS & SON, Exeter.
Canada's Finest Flour Feed
PIANOS
and Grocery
Store
We have opened an up-to-
date Flour, Feed and Grocery
store at Trevethick's old stand
and we solicit a share of your
patronage when we will prover
A few second hand Pianos and to you that our prices are
Organs at bargain prices, Also fight and our goods of 1 he
Sewing Machines on your own
terms. betas quality.
We make a maccialty of Teas
If you contemplate buying 40c Teas sold at 25c
call itnti see Iis. No trouble We have also a large stock.
to show goods. of Potatoes on hand. Pro-
duce taken in exchange.
S. HARDY & SON
Igor June we are offering soec-
ial bargains in Pianos. We hand-
le the finest goods Canada pro-
duces and at moderate prices and
easy terms.
S. MARTIN & SON
Don't Throw Out
That Old Carpet
It'. toed for a lone time
yet it cleaned ssitb
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Odorless Non-pol.onous
Non-Inflemmatte
COLORS restored like new
OUST entirely rento% e l
OtMM. absolutely deetroyetl
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All in a few Moments, foe a few Cents
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at your -weer'. and Pte, money-
AMolntely. gnarnntccd or looney
refunded.
The Nufnaan a Tooter Co
Toronto
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Conte led to well deserve its popular
title. "the most beautiful magazine in the
woriJ."
From 4; t.. !; fine picture. each month,
many - i at.rni to color. itt all ..1 tt;rn fot
frame, _
Portraits of Celebrities
Reproductions of Scenes
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reproduction. hound with silk cord 1v
harmonize v.ir',, the cai•,r scheme of the
toter.
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