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PIPES
Vo have just received a
Large Shipment of
PIPES, POUCHES,
CIGARS, CIGAR CASES,
ETC.
Pipes 5c to $1. and up
Pipe Repairs Always on
Hand.
Browning'
Drug Store.
Smoke GLADIATOR 10o
Cigar. FOUR for 25 cents.
The Exeter Times
THURSDAY, JULY 19T11, 1906
\VOOIN1AM
Miss White has clewed her dress -
snaking shop for the holidays, :end
will spend her. vac:nem with fricnde
in St. Marys.
Bliss Switzer ,of Toronto. and Mrs.
Wesley Switzer. of the Mitchell road,
spent a few day,' last week the
,.lucsts of Jonathan Shiner.
Work is being rapidly pushed on
the new Methodist church. The iron
ornaments for th cspires, made by
iW. T. Roadhouse. of Kirkton, were
put in place last week, and the slat -
tors finished up their work on Mon-
day.
.The ditching gang is here again
working on the Washburn drain.
Mr. E. A. Copeland is in St. Marys
this week visiting friends. Ed's in.
'eared leg is improving quite rapidly
and he can now bear his full weight
on it.
The saw mill has closed down for
Rho season.
It is expected a large crated will
Leave next Saturday for the Mend
to take in the summer school there.
Mr. W. J..Boy,is having_ p big re-
duction sate of every thing in stock
in his store. 1Ie is offering big dis-
counts and big bargains are being
offered.
The Woodham Orange lodge went
to Seifert!' on the 12th and was suc-
cessful in winningeiret prize for the
best dressed lodge. There were
about forty lodges present, and our
lodge is to be c.oneratulated in com-
ing out gthead.
Mrs. .Rohn Stewart, who wos in
sillamiota, all winter in attendance on
bier daughter.. Mrs. Merriot, re-
tnrned home Inst week. Mrs. Mer.
lriott is afflicted with partial paraly-
sis and elle 'vas brought to the Lone
don hospital for treatment. . Mr.
ellerriot casae ns far as London and
7)r. Jackr.on, of ltuniota, who also
accompanied the party, canis as far
pre Woodham, spending a few days
at Stotvlarts.
--e.—
SPRAINED ITER ANKLE
•'1 Blipped on an icy step and
'sprained ruy right ankle very badly
(writes Miss Minnie Burgoyne of
Glenwood. It swelled to tr tremen-
dous size and caused intense pain.
I oppiied Poison's Nerviline and
got prompt relief ; the swelling swum
seduced, and before long 1 was able
to use my foot" For sprains swell
Ings and muscular pains Nerviline is
the one sure remedy .jitrong, pen-
etrating. swift t odestroy train —
that's Polson's Nerviline. Fifty
years in use.
FOR TILEJIO SEWIFE
In dyer timely paper, in the August
Delineator, Isabel Gordon Curtis has
some remarks of interest end val-
ue on the proper making of Frosne
Desserts, tvitft a classification of
them. Anne W. Morrison tells how
to prepuce cool salads for shot days
e nd A. M. G:►Ikins writes of innova-
tions in salads. which will appeal to
Wed appetites. Thin is the season
for the enjoyment of the inviting
field mushroom, and Margaret Hall
in the article entitled "The Luscious
Field elu'hroom." gives many tested
tr'eciprs for their preparation. Toe
matoc' take first place as vegeta-
bles for the summer table, and sug-
gestions for utilizin;t them are also
given.Durine the "Dog days" one
will find that the serving of fancy
Iced beverages will furnish o )tippy
combination of bol,h foal and drink.
With this consideration in view,
many selcetcd recipes nre suggested
in the article entitled •'Cold Come
forts," by Eleanor elerobent.
My
Hair is
Extra Lion
iii
asa11111Oas..a...�
Feed your (lair; nourish it;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Aycr's flair Vigor is the only
genuine hair -food you can
ba;'. It gives new life to the
hair bulbs. You save what
heir you have, and get more,
``fcc. And it keeps the scalp
,:lean and healthy.
Th» host Rind cf a tsstitnonial —
"•8s1.t tor over sixty .....kiesseeeeesseemeeeseaseessmiememseemo
Tfu7eb 7.e.Ar•r0o.,r.ovIt,1tU4.
Alio raanu!►otrr•r• of
p StRSAPARILLA.
i'IILS.
iiere
CHERRY PECUIRAL.
Crediton
=MD MIND
DR E. J. McCUE, MEMBER
ON-
TARIO COLLEGE lelYSICI-
wns and Surgeons. Successor to Dr.
E. A. heist. Crediton. Ont.
Miss Collin left Siturday morning
for her lions'' iu Itrussels.
The Orangemen of our tows celc-
bratod the glorious twelfth at Sort.
fort h. Three full busses left tow"
All report a good day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. \Voodhall,
fetroil, are visiting Mr. and Mr
Geo. Lawson. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. /.wicker spei
Sunday wit h M r. and .Mrs. V. ltrl
in Parkhill.
Chis. Zwickor ttus in Londo
Thursday last on business.
Miss I'ectrlie Wing, who has fo
the past week been vesit,ing at Mr
Chas. Zsvicker's returned on Sunda
to her home.
Don't forget the baseball ratite 0
Friday night between the Credito
Stars and the Irish Nine of Luca
This promises to be the best ba
gauze of the Beason. The Luce
players have a reputation for bein
one of the fastest teaths in Wester
Ontario, while our boys have n
equally good reputation. The gam
will start at 5.30. Admission, lactic
5 cents and gentlemen 10 cent
Grand eland free. Come everybody
Mr. Christie and Mies Edna flair
of Parkhill, celled on Miss Andrew
on Sunday.
Russell Andrews is spending a fc
weeks visiting .his sister, Mrs. J. \
Boyce, of Itusseldale,.
Rev. Geo. Brown, of Chealey. and
Mr. Ezra A. Brown, of Woodstock,
spent a few days this week the
guests of Messrs. G. K. Brown and
S. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown and Mr.
and lire. J. Procter, of Zurich, left
this week for Sebewaing and Pigeon,
Mich., for a few weeks visit with
friends.
Linemen are this week repairing
the 'telegraph lines of the Great
Nortltsestern Tel. Co.
Mr. Melvin Whiting, of neer Park-
hill, accompanied by Mies Kestle,
spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and
Dere. J. 11. Boltzmann. Mr. Whit-
ing expects shortly to leave for
the west whore ho will engage in
the ministry.
Miss S. Scamann, of Dashwood.
spent Sunday the guest of the Mis-
ses Beavers.
Messrs. Walter Clark and Dan
Switzer have this week finished put-
ting Mown ccrnent 'calks in front of
their residences.
The services in the Methodist
church will be withdrawn next Sun-
day morning. In the evening Rev..
Mr. Andrews will take his usual
work.
A number from here are berry
picking this week.
Mr. Robert Walker and Mr. W.
W. Kerr, who went west a few
weeks ago on a pleasure trip. re-
turned home last Friday. They re-
port a pleasant trip.
Flax pulling ,has been commenced
in this 'section and the Indians from
Munoeytown are expected here this
week.
The Mises Finkboiner of Dash-
wood spent Sunday in town visiting
f i icndee.
Miss Laura Goetz, of Dastiwootl,
spent a few days last week the guest
Lf hiss Olivia Boltzmann.
Last Sunday,was Children's Day in
the Evangelical church. special mus-
ic ;Ind addresses were kitten. The
services were well attended, espec.
Tally in the evening when the church
was packed to the doors. In the
morning the pastor. Rev. Mr. Bean,
preached a powerful sermon, and in
the afternoon appropriate addresses
wore delivered by Rev. Mr. Fedt, of
Dashwood, and ltev. Mr. Gis Iter, of
Zurich. ]loth addresses were to the
point, and the good attention given
by the little folks showed their in-
terest. The selections given by a
male (.
m l quartettecomposed c
tof Rem
i v
q
Gistiler and Bean and Messrs. A.
Morlock and J. Ii. Iloltzmann were
thoroughly enjoyed aid was the
duett by •Rev. and Mrs. Bean. The
selections given by the ladies guar.
tette composed of the Misses Heist,
lforlock, Brown and Iicrtzel, were
a pleasant part of the program. In
the evening the contata liven by
about 80 of the young people was
among the best that has ever leen
given. The committee Arlie' j,,id
charge of the program are to be
congratulated on the success of the
diy's program.
The following was taken from the
Toronto Mail and Empire of Monday
and a portion of which refers to n
former pastor.—lirigden, a local
opt ion t•ill.ige, in Lanett on county.
is the scene of sompwh•it stirring in-
cidents these warm days. There has
been considerable feeling there in re.
gard to local option, which was
heightened .recently by a cesse in
which ea r4ies were nileKet' to have
sold intoxicants under the name of
ginger beer. Now comes word th.it
on 1-ue..Lsy night last n number of
persons supposed to be sympathizers
with the liquor interests scoured sev.
era' kegs of beer from I'etrolee,
opened them n s
Ix' o the streets s d is-
o t n d
tribute(' their contents free to all
who cored to drink. Disorderly
scones meintainod until well into the
morning, followed. At 2 e. tn. .a
bonfire was storied in the main
street around which t1, disturbance
continued, and:it about this time the
b trn of tlse Rev. John Henderson
A% •I!4 firtel, tthet her f"oni lie bon
fire's sparks or by an incendiary, is
not clear. In any event the build-
ing w is deet roved. with its contents.
chiefly vehicles and harness. Tito
reverend gent lcntan proceeded t hit
thy to 8irnie, where he consult
the County Crown Attorney on the
nether.
The susses Leah and ,Miry Toting
are visiting at Mr. \Vin. Northcotl'A ft constitutional
11 iy. i
lr. Fred Young ,pent a few days treatment through
in London t his week.
Mrs. John Young is visiting her
The infant daughter of Mr. aril
Mrs. Para Ilaiet. who has been quite
sick during the past week is now
irritate ing.
Mrs. Chris Heist is spending a
week at her home in Colbourn.
The Crediton Stars on Friday ojain
demonstrated that tht•y are the fast-
est auLrteur players in Western On-
tario The Clinton tots, who a few
Years ago. came down here with scv_
eral professioltals and gave our boys
I. a boating were tee opponents.. From
f I the start to finish the Clinton teas!
I was outplayed and never once did
s.
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n
s.
v
n
15
n.
they 'thole tiny signs of giving our
boys the lust scare. One feature of
the game which was pulled off, but
was not sten by elm umpire, was a
triple play by 11. Young and Chas.
Kerr. There was a runner at first
and- second, with no one out when
the bail was batted to Young. Ile
grabbed it and touched second before
the runner from his base got back,
and got (Inc txtll over to first be.
fore the runner front that baso
could get back. It was ;t pretty
play. end one seldom stcen''in big
11+ leagues. Tho pitching of Rau was
n exceptionally goat and the support
8 given him by .tike member,' of the
is I faun was gilt edzeal. The scare.
J1 Crediton R. II. Clinton R, H.
0
s (1 Rau 0 1 I. E. Doherty 0 0
s. F Kerr 1 1 Armstrong 0 1
0 Brown 1 1 Bluett 1 1
d, Dr McCue 1 1 W. J. Doherty 1 0
is H Young 2 2 Shepherd 0 0
F Snell 1 1 McKenzie 1 1
w• E Fahner 1 2 Conch 41 (t
\'. C Kerr 0 1 Yackie 0 1
N Beazer 1 1 King 0 1
!) l l 3 5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .8 9
Crediton 0 2 1 1 3 2 0 0 x-9
Clinton 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0-3
The Clinton t(•um is composed of a
gentlemnnly lot of players, and the
fact was remarked many times by
the audience. About 300 parsons
witnessed (!he contest.
Death of Iaaac Hill. A long life of
usefulness and energy camp to a
peaceful end Monday yfternoon July
IGth, trhen Isaac Hill passed away nt
the extreme old ago of 81 years.
The cause of his .death was the re-
sult of infirmaties of old age. The
deceased was born in Cornwall, Eng-
land, and when 2: years of age came
to Canada with ,kis father and nine
children. His mother lied died sev-
eral years before. The family set-
tled in Darlington on it farm. There
Mr. 11111 was married to Miss II,
Sweet, and shortly afterwards caro
to Onodilon. This was many years
ago when settlers were few, and
forests lid to be felled to make
room for fields for the raising of
grain. At that time 'there was no
bridge across the Aux Sauble river
and the only way in which the lake
could be ;reached vas to follow an
Indian trail. ]Iowever, Mr. II111 and
his deserving helpmeet, who visaed
to her reward many years ago, 'toil-
ed faithfully, and were auccessful in
clearing .one of the best sections of
land in the township of Stephen.
Their first dwelling place wart a 'log
struoturc, similar to those 'treated
by t be pioneers of t heir early days.
and which was afterwards replaced
by a more commodious structure.
The deceased is survived by eight
children: William, on the homestead
Isaac, Crediton: ,,T;rmes. Credi-
iton ; Mrs. Jas. Clark. Crediton ; Mrs.
L. Baker, neer Crediton; Mrs. Thos.
McKenzie. Mrs. John Chambers, Mrs.
George Chambers, Manitoba, and five
brothers, David and \Villi:rm. Cleve
land. James, Credifon; Edmond,
Stratford, and Jonathan, Vancouver
The funeral was held from his late
aresidenco. Wednesday ,afternoon in -
torment being in the Exeter cemc-
ery and was largely attended by
sorrowing relatives and friends.
t
Women with weakness should nev-
er forget 1)r. Shoop's Night Cure.
This magic -like local treatment, is
used :d bed time, nil night while the
system is nt rest, it is constantly
building up the weakened ItIa6Ues,
soothing the inflamed and sensitive
surfaces and will surely clean up all
catarrhal and local troubles. Sold
by W. S. Howey.
Dashwood
Mrs. Louis t'fiffer, of Milverton,
visited with her sisters and brother
Peet week. She left for her home
again Monday mornin:t.
Mr. WillLiam ICloinstiver visited in
Exeter efiesday afternoon, to meet a
friend of his at the train.
Quite a number of our young peo-
ple Offended Crediton Children's Day.
Mr. Joseph Wambold nttendcd the
Exeter T:atne•s -street ohurc) picnic.
Miss Ethel Kcllernt:ann is home
spending her holidays with her
no reran.
Miss Mitild s Nibbler and .icer sis.
ter, Laura. are Visiting at Mr. Jac -
oh leellermann's tihis week.
Mini Christina Stere and Mrs. Weld
of Detroit, are visiting at Mr. Nich-
olls Stire's for a few weeks. The
family spent last Sunday at the
ik nil.
Firrnet s were busy -Is tying the
list few weeks. while the town 1.00-
ple are busy I.:eking I,err:es.
Mist Addie W'itwer and Miss ('lira
Koehler erre visiting friends in
Rheumatism
M one of the constitutional
diseases. ft manifests itself
in local adios and pains,—
inflamed joints and stiff
muscles,—bat it cannot be
awed by local applications.
LADIES' WAISTS
•
We have
a Nice As-
sortment
�..! , / , in Ladies'
-v). , -- Waists in
•1 !; some (wen-
ty-five din-
;•; fet•rit pat-
terns .and
in all colors
trimmed
• with eur-
broidery
4) fronts, also
' a fall line
Of Ready -
to -Wear
Waists in
Silks, Lustres & Prints
Corte and look them over, it costs
nothing to see then' and we might
have something you want in this line.
---�—
WM. SHIUMM,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Page Wire Fencing
We have a quantity of the above
celebrated Fencing WIre in stock,
which we will sell at reduced
prices as long as it lasts. t.
Paints
\\'e have a large assortment of
Hollywood and Robertson's Paints
in stock. These are good paints
and all ready mixed, ready for use.
Harvesting Tools
Wo keep a full line of these goods
and can supply your wants any
time.
A car -load of Cement just Arrived.
JONAS HARTLEIB
DASHWOOD ONTARIO.
Datthwood on Friday Last.
A large number of the peoplo of
Daeltwood spent Sunday at the Bend.
Mr. Mitahael Fenn, of Parkhill is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. Orville Eltnes spent Sunday
with his parents in Zurich'
Mr. Oliver Graybeil, of Exeter is
spending this holidays :it his home
drew..
Mr. J. Eidt :dripped a carload of
flour on ,Monday.
During ttho thunder storm on
Monday evening of last week the
dtouse of Mr. John Kuntz on the
14th oonoession, was struck by
lightning. A chimney was destroyed
and some plaster knocked off in
some of bice rooms.
Miss A. Witzel, of Sarnia, who Isis
been visiting )her sister there has
returned home accompanied by her
sister, who will spend a few weeks
visiting in our village.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hartleib and fans.
ily, of Exeter, spent Sunday ,with leis
parents here.
Mr. Jonas Hartleib has now a big
stook of binder ;twine on hand, which
he is selling at eight pries.
A very pretty wedding took place
on Tuesday, when Kate, diugl►ter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gossman, was
merriest to John Collingwootd, of
Exeter. The young couple. left Wed.
nesdey for their now borne in Exe-
ter. Rev. Fedt performed the cere-
mony.
W
I\CH1a.SRA
The burg heti a deserted appear
aria on 8:iturday, nearly everybody
tiking in the outing to Grand Bend.
Two busses wore necessary .to cnrry
all the people who went. They evi-
dently came hong! tired. net very few
attended church on Sunday, and
those who did attend exhibited well
burned faces, this result of leaving
their hats et hone. Everybody re-
portett a good time et\boctting. bath-
ing, etc.
Mr. L. Ileovcrs, Superintendent of
the Woodham Sunday school, ad-
dressed the members of elunshine
Sibbath school last Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. Thornton Smile are
visiting at Zion.
Miss Mildred Creery, of Alvirnston,
and Miss Cecelia Francis, of Rich-
mond street, north, London, are
visiting .relatives in this vicinity..
The Kerry picker,' ore taking ad.
vintage of the food weather to ,fit
several piths of the luscious fruit,
and sonic even Jiev0 frientls go out
to gather them for breakfast be-
fore -arising.
Mr. .and Mrs. 'Phos. Wheeler took
in the 1 211 of July at 8caforth.
The Contractors ere building the
cement a nt Ural e
b tt•co•n•
K et the earner
and the ccrrtomery. The new bridge
will be a decided improvement, ns
the old one was in a very dilapidated
condition.
Word tv ua received here list week
announcing the dceeth of Mrs. Thos.
Ridley. nee Miss Oliva Clements,
daughter of Mrs. Jane Clemente, of
\Vincheleee. of Gnsyson, elenitoba.
The letter did not state the ciuso
of ,her death nor the slate. A few
weeks ago Mra. Ridley w•..as conTin-
id, ane it is supported thio took cold
after 1i -eying Oh^ hospital, thus end-
nK in dyer death. it was a little
over a year ago (hat Mr. and Mrs.
Ridley were uierried end went to
the west. The dece.ere,l was 32
ye ire of erre. Iter rnotdser•and )(Un-
bind .hive the deepest sympathy in
tlseir bcre:svement.
Miss \Vigeins, of Godorich, is et
:recent spending a few flew nt the
sorer of It. Robinson.
sir. end Mrs. Mann. of Oshawa, re
send to their house on Wednesday
,f lout seek niter spending n week
kith Mi. nd Mrs. Wheeler of this
,t....
son William in Loneen. course of tbe great medicine i t
Miss siullcr, of I', r khill is visit-
ing for a few days eel' Mrs. W• \'. ' parill
t
permanently
]:err. (fl0OQ S �Sarsa a
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silber and lit- which
du filerhas
• sb asst:
(l( g of 1 y, Mich., are
violin
friends and reli(ioes in the awed thousands of cases. r Ci�IS rt
t ;llilte•
Miss nein, Of Berlin. is viliting *� d remarkable arm n.... the _AT!a K ^J You Iter! Pea BOUQft
•
Iter brother. Ito v, Mr. Hein. for a M/ % a0� es a�No• eleeato;
few weeks. G I. Heed �a Mass, of
"IT SAiD MY LIFE"
PRAISE FOR A FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mrs. Willadses Tells Sow Slats Tried LC.
L riaWaw's Vegetable Cespeaad jest
is Time.
Mrs. T. C. 1\'illadac•n, of Manning,
lows, writes to Mrd. l'inkhaun •
Dear Mrs. ViukLata
" I can truly say that you have saved my
life, and I esuuot express toy gratitude to
you iu words.
"Before I wrote to you, telling you how I
felt 1 had doctored for over two years steady
and spent lots of money on medicines besides,
but it all failed to help me. My monthly pe -
Mods had et•atied and I suffered much pain
with fainting spells, headache, backache and
bearing -down pains, and I was SO week I
d hardly keep around. As a last retort 1
treated to write you and try Lydia E. Pink -
l'am's Vegetable Compound, and I am so
thankful iisat I did, for after following your
Instructions. which you sent me free of all
charge, 1 became regular and in perfect
health. Had it not been for you I would be
in my grave to -day.
"1 sincerely trust that this letter may lead
every teetering woman in the country to
write you for help as 1 did."
When women are trouble.' with irreg-
ular or painful periods, weakness, displa-
cement or ulceration of an organ, that
hearing -down feeling, inflammation,
backache, flatulence, general debility,'
indigestion or nervous prostration, they
should remember there is one tried and
true remedy. Lydia E. l'inkham's Veg-
etable Compound at once removes such
troubles.
No other female medicine in the world
has received such widespread and unqua-
lified endorsement. Ref use all substitutes.
For twenty -eve years Mrs. Pinkhart,
daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham,
has under her direction and since her
decease, been advising sick women free
of charge. Address, Lynn, Maas.
NERVOUSNESS, A CALAMITY.
Many Who don't realize what lies
beyond, treat an attack of the
"Nerves" with indifference. Other,'
consider it will soon pass away. But
in every ease nervousness is 0 cal-
amity. Only ono remedy will cure
—Ferrozonc— a nerve strengthener
that acts through the blood. First)
it gives you appetite—you eat plen-
ty. This fills the blood with nour-
ishment for the inner' nerve cells.
Energy and strenebh is instilled into
every part of the system. You get
well—keep well — nervousness for.
ever departs, because you've used
Ferrozone. Price 50c. per box of
fifty tebtete at all dealers.
Childre.- y for
FOR OVER 8IXTY 1I+;ARS
AN Ot.n Ave WILL -TRIAD Itstrsnr.—Mea
Winslow's Soothing 8yr•np has been used for
over sixty ears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething,with perfect success.
It soothes the child, sotns the gums, allays all
pain cures wind collo. and is the best remedy
for 1�)iarrh(ea. It Is pleasant to the taste. Bold
by druggists to every part of the world. 25
Gents a bottle. Its value Is Incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs %', inslow's Soothing
Syrup and ask for no other kind.
CltAiv--D HEN!)
It keeps very dry here, and scene
erops •ire suffering for rain, esper.
tally J lsc root crop.
The camp grounds are now filled
tip—not a cottage on the whole
grounds but what is filled to its ut-
moat capacity, besides a number of
tents. Among the latter is our
old friend Robert Sanders, of Exe-
ter.
Two automobiles visited ,our
grounds on Sundny. Ifodeens from
Lucen, also Messrs. ]laird and Gibbs
from Parkhill, the one from Luaan
bringing in a number of passengers
for the dssy. We also looked for
Mr. Hobier' from Exeter to come
along with his, but we looked in
vain. \Vhat to the matter with his
eipaehine anyway)
Two grand services were .held in
the camp Auditorium Sundry morn -
Ing and evening, conducted by Rev.
Mr. Sutcliffe in the morning and
Mrs. Sutcliffe in the evening.
Mr. Rich. Hamilton has gel the
block work done nn Asia new (souse
which is now reedy for the. carpone
ters. It makes a fine house.
Mr. Ii. ilosscnberry was n visitor
at the Port Huron
races l;tst•c k
w e ,
and reports some good races.
Most of the farmers here site
finished haying, and will %t.irt at
their wheal at once, which is ready
to cat.
We are gl:td to see Mrs. tell
eroisnsl again, efter ',cine laid up for
some time with a strained ankle.
Mrs. M. Benetton. front St. Mary.:,
Is visiting Iter daughter, Mrs. \v.
11. Oliver et present.
Remember the Summer Sr lion'
which commences next Sunday morn.
Ing. No panes have been spired to
make it n grand success. '
At a l.ruslcc meeting of our pub.
lie school it was decided to reno-
vate the interior end also build n
new fence, which will no doubt make
a great improvement.
That corn starch booth from the
next sellers(' u is down main the ot-
her day, but 1 don't think profits
tali.' expanses, (people 1%111 get their
eyes opera !omelimc.
Dr. shcop's 'then me tie Ile nicely —
when used faithfully will retch
chroand ficult ases he
rrtrinlcdnic ns difIneurilslecby th sickenretofores
and is tiro most reliable prescription
known to clean nut and completely
remove every vestige of rheumatic
poison from the blared. Rohl by W.
8. Howey.
11t?NSALI.
Mr. JAS. Johnston, o'! near lfen-
•ill, met with a serious accident on
Tuesday. Ile was uulc.•tding bey in
the barn and in sons' way 'inc fres
carried oft .his feet by a rope at-
techd to the • iy fork. In falling
he struck n fork sticking in the fray
which penetrated his bode. breaking
two ribs and otiterw1.e belly injur-
ing shim. Itis condition is grave.
Thu local lodge attended the cele-
bration at Seeforth on the 12th.
E. 1'', Browning has been transfer-
red to the Sovereign hank staff at
(1 oiler ich.
Mr. Myer, of Exeter, ie the new
junior in tlx: Molsons.
A. Ring. G. '1'. It. a,ent, returned
frost spending his holidays in Chi-
cago.
ing Mr. ICine'a absence.
The merchants think that the
council tl:ould do mos. street water-
ing.
11 is booming. The south
Fide .had no difficulty in defeating
the north side, and ono night last
week the foundry boys were an easy
mark for the village boys.
Flax pulling has begun and the
haying will be soon over. Seven dol-
lars an acre will be paid this year,
as there is a double orop, and out-
side hell" will be needed.
George Joynt has .staked off the
ground for his new louse. and will
use cement blocks for the cellar
wall above the ground.
Mr. D. Urquhirt has been so busy
with building his flex mill that he
h(es had to neglect his oatruill mill,
and Ras a result he never had Po
Introit genii on hand. This season
lets been the busiest lie ever had in
the mhmeal business. Ile has in-
stalled the best ohopper lie could
get.
BE DONE 3,VIT1I CATARRII.
Why callow this filthy disease to
poison your system? It drssins your
st renghlr, ruins digestion, pollutes
the breath. makes you repulsive.
The ono certain cure is "Ontarrho-
zono," it cures becnuie it destroys
f so cause •of the disease; cure thor-
dUgthly heaauso it goes wiserever the
Data nth is, cures every case because its
vapor destroys the catarrh germs
instantly. To get well and stay free
from oatareit get C.atarrhozone and
use it ; satisfaction guaranteed.
E lttI:TON
WANTEDIF
60,000 Pounds of
WOOL
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EXETER, CENTRALIA,
AND CLANDEBOYI4.
ELEVATORS.
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We call your atten-
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ttention to our large stock
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The best offerings from
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Merchant Tailor
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EXETER'S UP -TO -DOTE
1 FLOUR, FEED
�- OROGERY
Sad indeed was the death on Wed-
nesday Afternoon. July 11th, of Jen-
nie Edith, daughter of Archibald and
Catherine McCurdy, at the home of
of ,ler parents on the 13th conces-
sion, at the age of 19 years, 101
months and 5 days. The deceased
was in poor health for over a year
the cause of her illness being .tuber-
culosis of the lungs. Miss McCurdy
was of a loving, kind and affection-
ate disposition and much beloved by •
her large circle of acquaintances, •
who deeply sympathize with the
family in their sad bere;,voment. The
deceased was a member of Compan
ion Court Ivanhoe, Kirkton, and flus
lodge took charge of tete funeral
services on Friday, the remains be-
ing interred in the Kirkton ceme-
tery. The Rev. Down officiated, and
the pill bearers were. Norman Wise-
man. Ira Marshall, Reuben Switzer,
I'orcy Doupe, Olsaries Keen. csnd
Clenence Routley.
Miss Iluntor, of Cleveland, is visit.
ing et Mr. John Taylor's.
Mr. John Taylor wos in Dclroit
last week attending a .reunion of
the 'Taylor family. There were oven'
60 members present from different
Just received another load
of ZURICH FLOUR which
we will sell at $2.25 per
cwt. at the Feed Store.
For PURE MANITOBA
call on us, we sell the best
at a reasonable price.
HARVEY'S STAR
FLOUR always on hand '
at the same prices as at the VI
mill.
Large quantities of po/.
-
tatoes on hand, also seed
potatoes at $i.00 per bag.
•
S. HARDY & SON I
GOODS DELIVERED.
parts of Canada and the United Stn- *•••••••••••••••••••••••••!°fes. The festivities lasted twoslays,
pipnics being .held on each (Ley ?t
Belle Isle.
The leirktots lodge, L. 0. L. accom-
o'nicd by.the Kirkton brass band at-
tended the 12th of July celebration
at Sen fort h. The brand was success,
tut in winning second prize.
Tho lawn tennis club has Wen or-
g,snized and the .tame in being thor-
oughly enjoyed by the enlhusiasM.
Ince. Itacey addressed the 12th of
July celebration at Comber.
Miss Effie Cornish, of Monkton, is1'l'
spending her -holidays with her par ) J.
eats and friends in this village. , -,-
Mrs. \\'m. Dymond, of Stralhroy,(I
is sisiting her aunt, Mrs. J. Taylor. ,l,
4.
Fall term opens Sept 4
Mrs. Francis Anderson, who has
for some mouths Will been seriously
III. departed from this life Tuesday
morning. Funeral ori Wednesday
afternoon to Mitchell.
Mr. Wm. Moore disposed of his
fast driver to Mr. C. Pearce. of
Mitchell, on Friday last receiving
therefor a good figure, $165.00.
Dr. John Roger, of Nashville, N.
Carl., U. 8.. is visiting friends in
the neighborhood.
Dr. Sibcop's Restorative brings
hating relief in stomach. Kidney and
heart troubles through the inside
nerves. No matter dhow the nerves
became impaired tier, remedy will re.,
build their strength, restore their
vigor. Remember it docs no good
to twit the Wiling organ—the
ir-
regular heart, rebellious '
ous
At :1
om c1t
divensed kidneys. They are not to
blame. Go back to tiro nerves that
control thorn—treat the renew—use a
remedy thnt cures through the in•
side nerves. Sold by W. H. Howey.
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