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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GrZETT i
THIRTY-TIIII:D YEAR -No 1713
JONES & CLARKS'
!'hone No. 32.
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EXE CER, JNT., CANADA, TUURSD.
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' G JULY 12th 1906,
Call Up Phone No. 31
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Ivo will be plea...1 70 look after your
w•uut s.
JoiIItf WHIT)?' & SONS
Exeter Council
FINE \V1LL IIN; 7J11'0S1•:u ON
THOSE \VIft) ALLOW THEIR AN-
IMALS TO ROAM AT LARGE.
The reguler ntcetine of the Exe-
cr oouncil ova» held Monday even -
ug. Councillors Fuke and Beaman
ng .tbfent.
A communication fro,u she Exc•-
utivo of tato Ontario Municipal A,-
iation inviting etre council to send
1 iu'esentativc to tate meeting to
h"1d in Toronto, August 30 watt
led.
The clerk Wil » instructed to have
ndments made Go by-laws 33 and
so that a fine will be levied on
• who allow horses, heifers, or
row cows, in fact any animal. ex-
po miloh oon, to roam the streets
nd tulle) cows aro to be kept off
he streets between sunset and sun -
tee. The penalty will tee a fine of
of less than $2 and not marc than
10 with 008( H. for each offense.
lIhis action was taken on account
of the number of oomplaints receiv-
ed that people were allowing bora »
and oaltle to roam the streets at all
hours, and as there is no pound at
tbo south end of the town.
The commissioner tt'as instructed
to enforce tete provisions of the
by -1.w to (ilea letter.
D1ro following account» ;yore (acts.
ed and ordered paid. -H. Parsons,
street watering, $21; S. Fitton, Dare
of town clock,$25 ; Ir. McKay, half
year bell ringing, $20: C. Snell, el -
cot ric lightlne, $93.91: R. Qua.ncc,
labor, $10; J, Sutton, do., $15.00;
Feed Gillespie $3; Geo. Ford, 50ots;
Sid Sanders, $3; W. Wcatcot t, $8.25;
N. Oruick»hanks, 50e: J. Gillespie, jr
$1; W. J. Bissett, salary, $32; Jno.
Ford, stlary, $27.
White Blouse Sale
Lawn Blouses trimmed with embroidery and Now $1.00
• lace insertion, were $1.25,
A few sizes left in two extra pretty lines, one with
embroidery fronts the other tucked and
trimmed with insertion, were $1.50 Now $1.25
A Better Line with all over embroidery Now $1.75
fronts, were '.32.15
One only Embroidered Linen Blouse, size
36, was $3.50 Now $2.50
Balance of all lines of Cream Silk Blouses, up-to-date styles,
at Clearing Prices.
Wash Gods
Vestings, Ginghams and Muslins, some of our Now 15C.
best values at 20 and 25 cents
-White and Colored Muslins that have sold at
12' and 15 cents to clear at
Dress Goods
-Lustros, Roxanas and Voik s in Navy, Brown,
Fawn and Green Shades. See our
South Window were 60 cents, for Half price 30c.
10 cents
Milline
All this Season's Goods in Ladies'
ren's hat'
ItAr choice of any Hat on the
y
and Child -
to clear at Half Price
entre table for 25 cts.
Want d
'Gooseberries, 5c a quart; Red of
pound. Bring your Cherries als
Spring Chicken weighing at le
per pound live weight. i
White Currants, 3e per
, Highest Prices paid.
t 21 pounds, 15 cts.
ust be plump,
JONES & LARK
Headquarters for the Celebrated E. Sanford Clothing
BUGGIEB
BUGGIES
BUGGIES
Just received a shipment of "MARTIN'
buggies with rubber and iron tires. Call
.and see them they will stand inspection.
Also have a number of good second han
buggies for sale at a bargain.
A. Q. BOBIER, Exeter
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BE LOYAL
.Haying will Soon be Mere
TILE TRIVITT MEMIOIt1AL
CHURCIi PICNIC
The Trdvitt Memories Congrega-
tional and Sunday Fcao01 picnic to
the Grrnnd Bend on Thursday lad
was laT,gely attended and everyone
&gee 'home early tired and happy.
The only thing to mar the pleasure
of the day was (bit "the clerk of
the marine department" diad not
bee'I1 notified to have the lake c.•ttrn-
r than it was, for boating, except
on the , j'uof hgcstion
t good ri)envervytssea t Oroti:'?atine. Foot,•+
all ,and eaces w•cro taken pelt 111
v snholars. After tea about half
)a»t six o'clock 1 most pleasing
vent took place. Mr. N. Dyer
linden asked the members of T. M.
hurt) to assemble in a ring then
lied on the late rector, Itev. Mr.
'crkins to conic in the centre. He
hen naked Chu.re-hwnrdon Ilawkina
o unwrap ,t txarcel which contained
beautiful go1deheeded cane on
',hitt) tuns inscribed, To the Rev. R.
. M. Perkins, presented by tete
rivitt elernorial nhurcb congrega-
ion, Exeter. Mr. IIurdon then read
bo address and Mr. -Hawkins; hand-
eccipient the present. The nd.
res, woe its follows:
o the Rev. R. J. M. Perkins
Reverend Sir. -The time has come
when the Moll soon miss your gen-
ial senile and ever pleasant greeting
and wo all feel t.het partings from
these we admire, revere, and trust
are sad. But the grod-bye Lai to
be said. but before doing so allow
us to present to you this gold bend•
cd Dane ns a small momenta of our
t3ood will and friendship. \Ve all
know wo are losing a good friend
and trust the Great Giver of All
Good may grant to you and your
estimable wife a long and pleasant
life. Farewell. -Signed on Iwealf
members; of congregation.
N. BYEit 111,111)0N
'1'1108. 11A\VKINS
J. J. KNioter
ltev. Mr, Perkins then replied say-
ing lhow grateful he felt and also
that it was with great reluctance he
had aaceptcd the cell of the ilishop
to bho rectory of ingersloll. He paid
Le would never forget Exeter, ea-
-teeially as he had spent the first
years of his married life there and
t rusted 'he rontd pay lata old parish
.1 visit how and ulnen. ile asked for
the prayers of the congregation to
help sum forward in his new work
:,s+ he knew they would be arduous
,'t Exeter. Ile extended a hearty
welcome to ally of the eongregntion
f they visr'tcd Ingcr.eoll to be his
guest of (:be rectory.
Throe cbecrs for .t r. and VIP. 1't•1 .
kin,' were then elven in iaearty env,_
tror and after God Save the King had
been sung by 1,11, Mr. and Mrs. Per-
kins began ',;eying . oodbye.
Look to your haying tools, and see if you are ready for that
very busy season of the year. We are prepared to sell you
anytools you ma • need such as handforks, etc. and we spec-
ially emphasize may
rope. We are showing the best
quality of British Manilla Rope, the price 15c. per lb.
off for cash.
Order Early
Don't neglect to leave your order's early for Binder
Twine. We have three tons of the Celebrated Plymouth
Twine for sale. None other is quite so good. Prices
guaranteed.
COWARD & CLARK, Winchelsea.
11ICI:S' FORECASTS
A 14 lotion -try storm t.*.rit.1 is
centre! en tate 10th, 11th :inti 12111.
crisis of the; period will (.111 en end
t oueshing Thursday the 1211). On INS
date the: moon croaseq the celestial
ettuator, reining northward. This
fact w 111 add to the ptohabilit k's °f
very ,high tctuper. ]tire, low hero.
meter and thunder storms on and
next to the 12t11. The Venus per.
eel extends up to about the 25111,
so that tiro extremes front sununrr
belt to sudden cool are liable to
chi recterize the storms and wee tler
°hinges at nil July storm troriods
up to that time.
A regular store, t,<evee' rovers the
15t11 to the 191). Cent nal on the 17th
Notwithstanding anybody can r;afe•
ly predict tire it will b' warm in
July, we picdict Heat it will be
warmer at some time than others,
and that this period- the 1St) to
19th, will Iced up ,to on: cf Ju!,'e
w-:lr',iest period.. fore launder
alorma and loon( rlmulburstu arc
Vsrob.ibtc about tiler. 17th to 19th,. A
enus revulsion to very c
be normally cxpectc
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Tobe first of July of 1900 has come
and gone again, ankle) doubt some
villagers made enough at the Bend
by :gunning their corn starch booths
to tide them over the winter.
Mrs. Marled' Gill received painful
injuries one day last week, by the
breaking of a step ladder, letting
titer fall down the cellar dens. Wo
Loeb Io sCe no. around again soon.
There ate a lot Ot cattnpers naro
now. No cottages to be .had for love
or money.
Sl r. Will Patterson has got the
cement block wall erected under his
barn which makes a great improve-
ment to his farm.
Mr. Irish. Hamilton has got the
frame up ,for his new house. which
ho is going to build of veneer cem-
ent blocks.
Mr. Grover Egan and pert Wolf -
felt, of Flint. Mich., returned home
on \Vednesday, after spending a few
days with mlatit•es sates.
Misses Mary and Ethel Ibbitson
aro visiting their uncle end aunt, W.
II. Oliver, also Dirs. Will Patterson
for a (ew weeks.
The fishery inspector visited our
local fishermen ono day last week
and found tem all good law-ab;di•n3
citizens.
Messrs Brenner, Ravclle. and 1I.
Ilamilton ,have got their houses fin-
ished -painted and I :tm sure they are
a coedit to the painter, Mr. 'Phos.
Munroe, of Parkhill, as they too(;
line.
1tev. Mr. Sutcliffe held divine ser-
vice on the I'arkhill grounds on
Sunday evening wlh(oh waa largely
attended.
Don't forget the Summer School
;Odell will be held at the Park from
the 22nd to 29 of .July, inclusive.
C( /81 ORIA.
Bier• the The ICrd You Hate Always Bought
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The 1'r, s:byterian Sunday school
sed their pic-n c Tuesday in Paul
kll'» grove.
Mr. end Mrs. R:iieer, of Clinton.
were in town last tt•eck visiting rel-
tives.
Mrs. 11. Arnold vested friends in
Bea fort h last week.
A very happy event took pl tc' un
Vednesday. June 27th, in the Central
'resbytcri In church. 'Toronto, when
Ir. John A. elcGregor, only Fun of
1r. Ihutrrtn McGrcger, of 11)" town -
hip of Tuckersmit), was uniard in
r,,;nge to eliss Jenne! JlcCfoy, of
filhuta, New Ontario, and recently
f Hemel,. eldest daughter of Mr.
Vitt. NIceloy. The bridestn•aid was
lies Grace Dyer. while the grxnn
ass suppnrtt•d by Mr. Robert 0.
IrCloy. of Toronto. bro:Ler of the
ride. The marriage c<rctnony wan
t forated by Rev. 1)r. McTavish in
tc present' of .t number of the
Wives and friends of the con.
acting part les. '1'l.e bride was
wittingly :attired. Tho hippy
,ung routes. on their return to the
ne boniest C.' 1 farm were tendered
reception on Thursday e. ss ring tT
at week where a most enjoyable
m^ te•,a spent by the 1irge cornpiny
relativse awe friends ems' nst:r•d.
e) bre) was well and favorably
town in our vill:,fi' .and filled the
oseiott td organist in Carmel Prete .
team church welt much credit
)erM if end r,tis(:,ction to the
ngrcg.,tion w elle the 4rcx,tn is
very popul tr young Curtin wit h
iglit pro' op.te ansl we unite with
e many friend„ of the young tout
e in wishing th^m long nrtd rett-
ued h'i pines,.
ROBERT E. PICKARD
FROBISHER, SASK. EXETER, ONT.
General Selling Agent. for
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands and
Canadian Northern Railway Lands.
If you intend purchasing lanai i11 the West, we can give
you the best land and the lowest prices and easiest terms
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
Address
ROBT E PI6KHRD, FroDlshor, Sash
e Furnish Their Homes
After The Honeymoon Is Over.
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Dont't worry about furnishing the house, that prob-
lem is easy settled. Come in and make your selec-
tions, we IN ill make your home handsome, artistic
and comfortable from cellar to attic at prices and
terms which will save you money and make you
happy for a lifetime.
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral directors, Exeter, Ontario
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CLOTHING
Fine Tweed Suits regular $I 2 for $9,
It
$to.5o for $7.50,
Overall and Shirts at reduced prices.
For TIIREE DAYS ONLY we will sell
4 cans best brand of peas for 25 cents,
6 cans Sardines for 25 cents,
Regular 30 cent Japan tea for 20 cents,
Bread at 4% cents per loaf,
tiighest Prices Paid for BUTTER and EGGS.
Come and give us a call, you will always find our si )rc open.
SMITH I3ROS, Hay P. O.
PER CENT OFF
on all China and Glass -
wive for the nextthirty
tl;lys to make room for fall goods
Come Early if You Want Good
Bargains.
Charlton's Fair
Seasonable Hardware
Screen Door's 85 cents to $1.50.
Screen Windows from lye. to 40c.
Screen Wire Cloth 10e. to 35c, a yd.
Hammocks all prices.
Coal oil stoves 86o. to $6 75.
Lawn Mowers $3.00 to $7.50.
Paris Green 15c. and 25c. a package.
Washing Machines $4 00 to $8.00.
Scythes from 75e. to $1.00.
.Sha t hs from 75c. to 85c.
Seythestones ,,e. to 20c.
l t' ldy Mixed Paint 15c. to $1.75 a can.
also everything in fencing. Coiled spring
12 and ti soft wire
Ideal Fencing
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