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NEW
Everybody should carry a
Purse or Pocket Book
and YOU might as well
have an 11l) -to -date one.
The new Ladies' Wrist
Bags and Purses are very
pretty.
There are 11, few new
good Perfumes too that
will please most people.
Call and see the very
newest at
Brownings
Drug Store.
Crediton
`1'$1i EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 2nd 1908
KIRKTON
Mr. Georg.• Patterson, who loll leis
(leg tarokcrt, k doing nicely.
Dlt E. J. McCLJE, MEMBER ON• ,_Quite number from here stent
TARIO COLLEGE PHYSIC'.St. Morys last
to fl
and Surgeons, Succeesar to Dr.
E. A. Hoist. Onediton. Ont.
Quite anumb\r front Ilene stout
Sunday at t.1u. Bend.
Mrs. Wen. Lewis, of South Inver,
is visiting .later t.arePts, Mr. 1114 Mrs. •return raft ch {wilt 1,c p1:i}e(l in Kirk.
Chrtstoplrer Eilber. ton on August 8th.
!1%essrg. Masers acrid Ben Ei1bee re-' 11'1H1
and t two swe'cksnm Diamond and family of
•
turned }tonic onFri(iay nfter n Pleas- 8*tarrnt'shforroy a few dip,
etre visiting et Mr. J. Tay -
OK' throughNew
sports 1►Lich were_"V .
I. O. F'..to nese money given by the
for their
bind. The Jetties ease hall team
played r, pane which uCsulted in
favor of liirkt►on. K to 14. Mr. E.
1. S)eior unil,irc4 the game. The
Ont ario.
Miss Entine fie tvc1r, who has been
visiting with her uncle, Mr. Christ.
'Beaver, returned to her home on
Wednesday.
Mr. Art !wicker spent Friday at
London.
Mr. Cleo. Guenther. of Dasliwo,od,
purchase,{ n horse from Joseph
liaist, t lofts repent btturd y
Dir. Thome; Iilumpp has accepted Sondes at Grand Bend.
a situation with Mr. C. Guenther for, :11 1%1)
, J. Ii, Atkinson of the 3rd con -
the threshing sottaotr, cession of I11ansh•a.rd cclebr;a.terl •leis
The I3er.trond and Fillx•r picnic was
Stat t,i,rthday on July slat. 'There
held on Tuesday with great success. t►•1.v c, settee ren { of all Fig children
Mr. Christ. Heist is attending the ►►.1io ere in Ontario. t►resent, to cele_
marriage of +les brother. Mees T., ins Siete. {with Mtn the occasion fa his
3iichigan. 1>tome1 Hi r. Alkinscti a1t1,Au L
ic•t Hag with .l a {ruff
Mr. Jas, 'eluents, of Exeter, stent tort
attack of
the forepart of this week putting in p''r'"(lysis bids fair to ,cclehrate many
the flues in the boiler in •oun !!lour more birthdays,
mill. Mr. Switzer 'expects to grave -+
his nell :running the litter part of I IIENSALL
1 this week,
The following
stare Htrccessfu1 in
Mr..1nd1 Mrs. Tilos. Trevethick and' the 'recent Entrance E.xaininations.
family spent Sunday with elrs, Joe t elurjoric Hopper 465. Emil Dunn 4.30
Keslie, of (lay, James M. McArthur 393, James Mur-
TIIURSUAY, JUL1' 'JfiTtf, 1906 There was ria Herwice in the Meth-
odist
(James M. 1McArthur 393, James
`-- oclist church on Sunday Morning o�►•- I Hiurr.ay 391, Marjorie hopper ,is o!1 -
Dr. Geo. Moore of Berlin is spend-
ing •,t few days wit li friends in the
vill ege,
Mr. ,and Mrs. W. Mat-eh:tlt ore hoJi.
d lying for •e 'couple of st-ecks ,,ate the
Bend.
Quite a number from :here stent
Sund ey re the ,Bend.
(']las. Keen and the elisses Minnie
end fliltie
' :e and
r,
The Exeter Times
VOTE FOR THE BY-LAW
In our next issue we JJOpe to re-
port that (the By-law which 1►aa
been before the people of Exeter fur
t he post few weeks cind which will
be voted for on Saturday, August 4th
;was carried by a large majority.
iia, see no ri:,:tson why the by-law
should not +be, •as t he town has
every security and it is in the inter.
este of our village that the By -low
should be cerried. The loan will not
be advanced to Company until it has
been incorporated, have elcquired
land, built and equipped their fac-
tory fled have the factory in oper-
ation OH a going concern and have
{spent not less than $l2,000 thereon
free from incutnbr:ince and agree
to ropey 'the ,laid lain in fifteen
years from date of advance thereof,
without interest. in 10 equal inata)l-
i rents of $1,000, the first of such in-
stallments to be Ii*aid at the end of
the 6th year of the said 15 year
term and subsequent payments year-
iy ,thereaftt,r, until the whole $10,-
000 is fully 'paid.
Below is 0n ,itemized i t:ite,ent of
the town's debt :
$5218.21 borrowed under the au.
ttbority of By-law No. 5 of the Vie.
!ago of Exeter for the year 1893
LRll w zty ),
$400 borrowed under the author
lty. pf 13y-1 t w No.9 of the Village
of Exeter for the year 1897 (Fire
Protection).
$558.40 borrowed under the autbor-
Ity of By-law No. 17 of the Village
la Exeter for the year 1899 (Local
Improvement).
$1250.00 borrowed under the au.
tbority of 13y -law No. 7 of the Vit.
!ago of Exeter for the year 1901
(Fire I'r(ete'rtioni.
$1194.16 borrowed under the au-
thority of Ily-law No. 5 of the Vit.
laze of Exeter for the year 1901
1Locnl Improvement).
$1655.47 borrowed under the au-
thority of By-law No. 9 of the Vit.
lage of Exeter for the year 1903
(Lona l Improvement).
$1720.54 borrowed under the itu-
thorlty of By-law No. 6 of the Vil-
lage of Exeter for the' year 1905
(Loeil Improtement).
This mikes n debt of ,';+11,991.78.
Tho greeter part of this will bo
void off in as few yeaars.
Our assessment fetch year amounts
to obout $549,949, reel the tarn of
$10,000,.00 will make n very small
tinorcasc un our taxes. and they will
be less in n yetar or two when the
panning factory is runninx,
Tho following table ':fives the prin-
oipnl tinct nterest and total to be
paid oan}t yeo'r.
,"oars Principal interest
1 $481.10 $450.09
2 $502.80 $428.30
a X5_5,4.2 $405.68
4 ti 549.06 $382,04
5 $573.77 $357.33
6 $599.59 $331.51
7 $5.26.57 8301.53
8 $654.76 $276.34
9 $684.22 $246.88
10 $715.01 $'216.09
11 $747.18 $183.92
12
13
14
15
Total
$931.10
$931.10
5931.10
$931.10
$931.10
$931.10
$931.10
$931.10
$931.10
$931,10
$931.10
$780.80 $150.30 8931.10
*815.91 $115.16 $931.10
$852.65 $ 78.45 5931,10
$891.1.3 $ 39,97 8931.10
$10.009e10 $ 3,966.50 $13,966.511
Remember then to cast your Fal-
lot in fa see- r►f t he pissing of t he
By -I tee The interests of our vilingp
ore et sack'. Vote right on August
4th, Vote for t be 1ty-I isw.
is It Your
Own Hwr?
Do you pin your hat to your
own hair? Can't do it?
Haven't enough hair? It must
be you do not know Ayer's
Hair Vigor l Here's an intro-
duction ! May the acquaint-
ance result in a heavy growth
of rich, thick, glossy hair!
Use this splendid hair -food,
stop your falling hair, and get
rid of your dandruff.
Thn best kind of A tester oni&1-
"Soel for over sixty years."
PEad. s 1, C. A y v Co., tt.owstl. II[aa,s•,
S411S4PAR1e.L 1,
jers Pitts,
COMM PECTOQ4L.
AL
Ing; to the heavy rain storm. Ser-
vice was held as usual in tho even-
ing.
Mester Victor Kestle is spending
a couple of weeks wit 11 Ii:s fattier,
Mr. M. Kestle, of Zurich.
'Tho R. T. D. C. club aro •spending
two week's cetntting at the Bend,
elms C. Kiebler, of Cavalier. N. D.,
accompanied by iter [tele e, Miss Em -
y 1:.' ve1,r3 old. .the youngest mem-
ber of her class, randf was second
highest. "t the Ilene:III exams.
llentiall's Civic, llotiei:ey will be
lacht on (JMondey, August G. Three
rinks of our howlers will go to
L oderich to take part in the tours.
arne'nt and :the Methodist Sunday
school will here their :annual picnic
on that (lay to Grand Bend.
rile Beaver, of Morrisleon, aro {spend- G'st week sonic sof the posts sut►-
iug ft fe syswceks visit in; in etre vel. porting it storehouse owned by Mr.
Lige. Urquhaet gave swap, and the builditl;
re -
The farewell service '
WON damaged. Mr. Urquhart
given ;Miss tuh;irt nt re's
1f. Brown in the Evangelical church , moved thu oats, eines the cement }las
on Strtlday evening was l:ur,rel been placed in Miller's blacksmith
g a y at- I shot,. The building will, be repaired
tended, notwithstendin elle rain. A
load of young people from Dashwood but sonic of the ►clr+ts will i,n host.
Iv'ttit (heir -pastor, Itev. Eidt were A number of the streets hive been
present, (and also a Load from Zurichgraveled.
aonsested of n tett-
The program3'he G. T. Ii. have built. a new
minute tint 'by Mr. II. .Brown on
, sidewalk frail the street to the
"Missionery work ,lane , by {clic truck,
church." An eddress 'by the 1tev.John 'Veldt lies:Irrriv,ed Itotne from
st
Mr. Eidt on 'geeing sueoessful work"' London Ihrospibal. Ile is able to get
a short Ilxeper •on "Iso •s and ' around very well on crutches.
China" by Arthur ;Iloltzmaonirls na, Ja�meq Johnston who was impaled
a mission'Lry ,address by Mies M. ' on a pitchforkovertwo weeks ago
Brown, The choir furnished special ; is cable to Go ct;re>,und ,his home.
music. Rev, Mr. and Firs. Been sin iv t Flex .and onion pulling are in full
swing. Three
hing los started, ,,nd
beautifully "Nearer my God to Thee"
missBrown I(�avea on Friday of this tho crops ,are excellent.
On Friday afternoon t
svee.k for Cleveland Where she will �twoExeter
spend a few d:t3's atter sw}tic)► She On
visited lhe'nsi11 rind won tlie.if-
leaves for Chino {where she goes ns tornoon {~:Lilt. but Last at niht,
a missionar •. On Saturday. Aug. 4th. the McCliy
S Iter many friend, block will be put up :1t public nu^ -
swish her suc•ce'ss in her work ,among . (ion,
the Chinese
Rev. Dir. rind Mrs. Baan visited11'IN(:I1F.LSIsA
friends incur Zurich lest week, A11iys Iiazel liege rine re of St.
Mr. J. Mauch, who his been visit -
Ing friends in Blenheim, returned t oge..y is visiting friends in thevel_
Lome last 15aturday, 1"�R
Miss Cele' Francis, of London. who
Mr. and Mrs. Sam brooke spent :hes been visiting friends here, has
Sund ty in Woodham visiting friends. i returned 'homo,
Mrs, Fian►brooke and children will , Mrs, I'', Brown, who his been
spend •1 week or so there ' before spending 0 pleesant time there with
returning holne. ' friends, returned to her home in
Get •a five rent box of Lax-ets at Dutton lost week.
our store Meese. We think they are Miss Lizzie Pessmoco spent n few
seal{ .fust test these ttoothsonie, (aye of Last wrc►k et Grand Bond,
candy -like Laxative tablets for cons- Mr, 1), McDougsll spent lest week
tieration, sour stomach, .biliousness, 'at •tire Bend.
bid breath, muddy complexion, ere.
(tisk 5 cents .and sec'. Solt] by W. 8. TIIE WORST OF A COLD
Howey, IA how suddenly it comes. No time
Mr, and Mrs, I). Ssreitzer, and Mr. to burry to the drug -share croup tl(+-
nnd Airs, \Vm. Erb, end Mrs. 1%'m. vetoes, the lungs nate nffectccI with
Lett' [ r ,�r. spcnding pneumonia or tuberculosis :end it's
a couple of i k too hate. Keep Cttarrhozone on hand
--it kills instnnt iv. Something nla;-
ioal obout the way it cures Catarrh
end bronchitis. Catnrrhozonc• is the
best ;remedy t'ccnuse it cures in nat-
urae'. sw:ey : it heals, roothes end re
stores pernt,anently, Carry n (,'rat-
,a,rrhozone inhaler in :vnitr porker.
use it occieconally and you'll never
clic!' cold -that's worth remember-
ing.
the Indians n.re+ curtA,!nly pulling If
the flax. you had taken two of Cantor's
Little Liver pills before retiring you
Mise Ly,b-1 I'inkbeinc,r ens return- s�ould not have had that coated ton-
ed home after -vamping :tt the Benet. Rue or bad taste in the month this
Mr, Albert Cunningham is visiting morning, Keep a vial with you for
In London fore few weeks. ' occasional use.
Mr, August Ilill intends m,akin;
his hotel larger in n flew weeks.
Mr, 11taftcr Clark *sill have the S1:XS,1MITlI
Week.painting at the hank fini+h^,) this Mr, -eel .:Aft -s. T .N. Northcott and
ss•rk, little daughter 'returned to
The St nrs of Credit on ,I,- KiMir
Crcy.efcxet]s of T s the ],oils in ,F1rr;atford this week, niter
Lobo', August :trd at st pleseont wiq't with friends here and
Noyc a grove, Lot 31, crm. 11, Exeter.
t11. This et�rl:einly will Ir, ,Lori,lon'
great I The whet' h,rvest is now eorn-
g•ame, ,Creditor{ still holds the head Meted and the f'rmers care . •esv
of the pelt snit n fast game is nx. I busily eng-i .041 eut t in, oasts.
vetted. Mr, C. 11 r, (;norff. Masse•({ who 1►as ben in
George floe is ru.eltine , the Northwest 1i's returned home.
the stork nn 1lir' rrelioc*i talon•.. The Mr. Russell Ibis i►r-e•n e+ng.azc'tl in
01 aeons here nearly completc,l the 1 te',ohing c,1 -o tin the real estate husi-
brick work, 1 nes'.
.'lir, Otto Brown .1�e5 eommencc,l ; T1i^ copious vhntw,trs on Sund.ty
ts'ork with '1r. 'redden in the brink ' saverr' se'c'Ie,nmed by ell ns the root
y1r;l crops were n1tu,le in need of rein,
-- � --- - I Mrs, Robert Oamplicit. who h 's
been resit ins her list er. Mrs. Gould.
CENTRALIA returned to her home it Ingersoll
M. %Vitt Spencer end Anse Lilly lase week.
Atel et sell, Ars rusticating at Grand
Item].
lice, G. NV. Andrews rand f unity.
'n'1 the Misses Mildred] and Lotto The KIdneys
Flet.'r, returner) home to Jl ►ides,'
atter o plcvayant sseek's e'teeing at
(:r Ind Bend. + 0 weak,
1r. G. W. Minton incl daughters, O the whole
of eentt,rt h, are visiting .it Mr. P
.►'ties 11 andfcer'ds �nt� :el. �e�L
is, o South It'vcrr,
weeks nt the Bend. Mr.
Chas. 'Either, of Mayville, Mich., end
Mr, 'Vm, Lewis, of South River, ,are
expected to join the party on Sat-
urday.
Miss Lottie Elliott, of Exeter, was
visiting ,Afiss (ei•sarn Kienzle for n
Iesv days,
errs. hunters rand daughter ire
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. M. I'ink-
beine'r's this week.
A number from here tc►-►k iu the
set tier, ;1t Grand Rend on Sande-. at, ma dalebut
,
e act*, back
tube blo.ted
.Bios ]',shin reel .Matter Tont Es- heed t w
ry. of 1',Iii,••rstr•ra. teres s'ivtin �g ��
with th'••.:' irr ite'If.rth-t, Sir. Thomas
IAS0ry.
r
face, ow eon
'Mi'' Annie• his8V1t. caf F':xoter, 11 t
ana
ee' Rrt'st of sties Lwd a If end(u1rd,
Dr. Rh 1'9 S
e>,or R(at,c>�,1t1►e •Qt{Flet or bwt'ea tato��1l
liquid form) ie a -ono itutienali.
a l lmcnt n(+CcMcl by t tIe til it 1 h
vigor to woikeifNeae seamen.
�' wb f try tlsstt., The (nun 11rs. i•oe - ll is again occupying her
A lid T O WLI A . ®d fills out, t Ise ncr,rkS redden. provi.n'+ tee t age on Exeter pile.
Bears at' l`t ^F ,• cur tjve subsume&. t hit a-''ivia i' llrin-e adder,. To in- .1'O CUItE A ('O1,1) IV ONR DAY
Y:7 Nc',B hitt-1, Bee i roe gest otfids oR e�w well stn,] atey swell, use i•'errozone, Take' exa: lv„
Signature
L' I roma Quinine T�►,.
Nti$ fry ioOk pe KNINyR► NO. a lifts• rhocol:ate emcee{ tablets in n let' All 1 n r 1 tial the mon
�� zC Fox f(>r tett
LADIES' WAISTS
We have
a Nice As-
sort nient
in Ladies'
I r > Waists in
some twen-
ty-five dif-
. • ferent pat-
' terns and
in all colors
trimmed
with em-
FAIRQIIIIAIR
Mee. Knufftutltt and Mia. Cecrett,
of Aruntford, are visiting their sister
Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs. Il. W. F.
Bea vers.
Tho "Fresh Air Boys" who have
been staying for' a month at Mr. R.
Monteith's, rcturncd Ito, their home
In Tononto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kaufman and
family. of 13ntntford, ,aro enjoying
the holidays with ,Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Turnbull,
A number frotu hero spent Sun.
day ut Grand Bend.
The copious Wormers on (Sunday
breedersfast has awakened sleeps nature and
lila fronts, also {earth's verdure is taking a 1res11
a full line' tint.
of Ready- Miss A. F.acrctt arrived 011 Monday
to -Wear from lit ant ford, to spend a couple
of weeks with 'her sister, Mrs. I3,
W. F. Beavers.
Mr. Otos. llaokney intends short.
ly to move to Exeter where bo wilt
more extensively oarry on the horse
dolling business.
Mr. A. I3rcthour, of Kirkton,
In the village on Monday.
Itev, C. Fletcher is spelling
holidays at Duluth.
'VOOI)IIAM
lt1v, 11. Hall lett has been spend-
ing the trent two weeks at Grand
Bend in connection with the Summer
School.
J. Routley and Mrs. Routley are
spending o vacation at •Grnnd Bend,
Misses Nettie and Carrie Switzer
aro at the Bend.
The new Methodist ehurch here is
nearing completion, the plasterers
being now et work ort the inside.
Wynn Bros. rh;rve recently put in
a nice cement walk in front of their
dwelling w:h.:Glc adds very ,much to
t he ttppeernnee of t his place.
\Vm. Ilaart is visiting friends in
the village,
Bliss Starling, of purloin, is visit.
Ing her cousin, Mr, J. 13rethour.
Miss May 'ltrock is visiting At
\V ioleu,
The 'threshing machine is heard
once more. Partners ,s•ey ,the wheat
Is excellent in quality.
Th coat crop will be cut t hie week
In this vicinity.
Quite a number of our young peo-
ple spent Sunday pt the Bend.
Mr, Garnet Miners, of Elimvillo,
spent Sunday in 'the village.
Itev. Bartlett. wife tend family and
Mr, .and Mrs. Routley and Miss Ger-
rie Switzer, of Stratford are Itoli-
daying at Grand Bend.
blessrs. \V. +Switzer, W. Wynn and
Eaton, and Misses Brethour and
Switzer, and Mrs. Seetzer spent
Saturday and Sunday at Gran,) Rend.
W. Connelly tees finished the
Washburn drain.
These two remedies, singly, or used
together, hove nn irresistible, posi-
tive helpful power to the user. Try
thorn a month and sot. Sold by W.
S. Ilowcy.
Silks, Lustres & Prints
Come and look them over, it costs
nothing to see them and we might
have something you want in this line.
WM. SHRUMM,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Page Wire Fencing
We have a quantity of the above
celebrated Fencing `Vire in stock,
which we will sell at reduced
prices as long as it lasts.
Paints
We have a large assortment of
Hollywood and Robertson's Paints
in stock. There are good paints
and all ready mixed, ready for use.
Harvesting Tools
�Ve 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.
Dashwood
Mr. E, 'Bonder, of Bl-vt h, visited
friends in 'town last s►•eek,
Mr. George Snider has returned
home from Columbus. Ohio, to spcnl
his holidays.
Quite a nurnbe-r of -our town peo-
ple spent Sundt,y nt Grand Bend. ZURICH
Mr. cind Mrs. J. Kellermnnn were Mr. Artlitrr Stelak, of Dauphin,
visiting some of their friends in
Listowel this week.
Misses Tillie Miller snit Minnie
Ehlers spent their holidays nt -the
Benet last week.
Miss Tillie. Ribl,c r, ,of Listowel,
spent some of :h rr -holi(kays in town
with some{ ,of Ircr friends.
Tho Ev'Ingelic►al church of the 14th
concession will celebrate their chil-
dren's day :next Sunday. August 5th.
Everybody is invited to at tend.
The Dashwood Ilowling and Tennis
club is inoroasing very much. Tho
1�ple are turning out nicely in tho
evening inti enjoying the ,game,
Mr. William Klienstiver intends to
spend his holidays next week in Dte-
troit.
Mims C. Finkbeinelr and E, J. Ehl-
ers spent last Thurstl:ey evening at
Grand Bond.
Mr. II, Guenther hos finite a
manger in this livery barn. Ile says
he oan rilways promise you a horse,
but when you go over to set it. he
iy
sure to be out with it hirnself.-
Sa ndy.
Mr, Chas. Guenther this week pun.
chns(etl n team forr his threshing ma -
(shine. Ifo commenced threshing on
Tuescltry of this week.
Mr. Lewis Simons, who held an
auction sale of las effects on Satur-
day last. is visiting friends in Exeter
for a 'few days before leaving far
T'a
sv a s
the
Man. is visiting /relatives iters,
The death of Mr. R. 1Lamncher at
Port Arthur this cast a deep glotun
over our viltige. Some weeks ago
Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Hamacher left here for
w
visit swine friiiends at Port Arthur,
Ont., crud rfrom letters received n11
seemed to 1be in gated health. Itis re-
mains sver'e {brought 'here for inter-
ment, .The sy mtx►thy tof many
friends is {extended to the bereaved.
Miss Ida ►S,i�pple, of Detroit, is vie-
Iting at heir home here.
stns, L. Ilamac,her {,and non, Chas.
Harrap *r, of /Saginaw, Mich., were
here Lattending the funeral of the
late Reuben liamaeher,
Rev. A. ID. Gishlor nssisted in the
fairewell missionary services 0t Cred.
icon. for Miss Ilnown, ss•lto loaves for
China der .a few weeks.
A GUARANTEED CUJRRE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind. ltleedine, Protrud-
ine Piles. Drueeists are authorized
to refund money if ('azo Oirtment
fails to cure in 6 to 14 d.tys. 50c
GRA N I) (BEND
Or." of the heaviest 'rain storms
that ever visited �thtis section came
to our relief on Sunday. It was bad-
ly needed as almost everything seas
beginning to feel the drought.
The Bummer School of 1908 came
to on end on Sunday, Resv. Mr. t)an-
atsviilUe whore hp he will mike his • rnosrning t'ndboniehtf,relogtt.en( aetr-
future home. mons. There was ulso hc)c1 it three
A load of 3aoung feeople of t line o'clock a model Sunday ttchiol, which
Ev;rnitelioah church cind the Rev. Mr. was very ebly conducted Ly a good
I':i(It attended ttho farewell service of staff of a officers,
Miss M, Brown. i,tl Crediton, on Sun. Iiamilton 11ros. tire ercpa.ring to
day everting rind ns a result there haul the stone from Stoney Point to
Stas no service in the I;van$eliatl fill in our dock. They were down t o
church here. Sarnia on Friday looking after :t
Mrs. Clos, ,]filter rind Mrs. (len- lighter.
ry Ehlers ere spending a fel►• dies Well y:1y, .ti•O" 1,.avc very often
at the attend, holed the rhyme "'1'ou e-n't play in
There wore no services in t he Lu- our yar►l if you won't be good to
1bernn church ani entirely. me", weel1 nc leave peep le nt the
:Mr, Cbo . 'Guenther hes n broad Ben,l who easy, you (can't play bell
smile on •has fen this week -.a s,m, on my grounds if your tent is not
Mr. .iohn Scott left ter hie home thore ton.
in i'r.inceton hist wcek. Mr. \\'right rand family, of Strath.
Miss Jennie Ilubi• {wets visit ing et roe, are (►ecu , •in titer ,o t lee
ow,
Mr. Ihtrdy's, in Exeter, ,i few da3'q ( \�'e love •it lot of automobilesnc.•tll
List wce'k. on u• 'these (lays, No less then sew -
Miss Irene ii.1rdy eels visiting :tt en different onto list week, :,nd then
Mr. Geo. lluhy'q :e few tf:iys l.1ef we did not notice t l,e one from. Exe-
wveek, ter.
:dr, ;end ']Mrs. \t•nt, .�3hre] mnt reel '1•he rerrucrs have .all their h:1y
their deughtcr lic�cttri�e stere in Lon- and a 11011 cut, which stere very
dori on Kit urdty last. Cel lent crops in 11►is se
1'+r•nler, 1c, Ise st,arte',1 tit 1hre.vh. j •! ►ng rrnpv ,also lex,k Rine The
�"r' Thi
Mr. «'rn. 81, rumen left lost Sit- blrIc•y 1s rte ng rte.
ur4iy for' his old hx)tne in Glen lire Misses :M„rry and Et het fleet son
to visit his mother. telurnc,l 1lome to St. Thomas offer
Mr. ,en,I Mrs. Charles Bchroe ler t . r'nding' three or four sweekq with
':erc supply ins 't.h• entripers at Ot their aunt, lira, \V, I'att'rson.
Rent with fruits reel vr•getnbles. Itec', lir, Doug ill ;rave n t•ery ex -
Mr. $il•,v A,ben,s tinct \1r. \x'01, ernes1 lttl,lreaa ;end lime light view
`ielies%en were at tee Bend on 'on ''(fere liter" on Thursday night .at
Thur�t 1,y last. the Surrrrlr'r t:ohool,
Mayor• (:ebbe, o[ Parkhill. is new
running les 'aut(1frlobile gnit'' re-Tu-
7'ilE '1•I(I.\• \f.SN'�i i):1NGER I;tr front this home to les mites^r
li e n t 1l 'ist ilasc.e�e germ. cottaig+, h, -:c,,
1h at',, swhy 1,<•'s elicit c, 111 a.rk (or T1,i' follm►'in ►
consumtt it►n. in this tenet •., t. OatnOrs hive erne-
{oinnras fl l,le•ttq ed int) swill spencl , feet %evoks in
is .ss Ckednevv, (•c ,rei•elly "Lintrrrinn:;er" on t he 1'; t khill side •
se l,en it's ro ;easily over(�otne ►with Miss 1l'ig,inq, Mi:+ hetes Farrosw
i'orrozone. This remarkable' tee an,l \1i' Ethel 1'.errosw, .ef Goderich :
sue hni41••r mikes yoti fat Miss Ermmn Meyer, n( 'Morriston ;
tluickl3 ; pt does ea„ b7 Miss :\*talcs Morlock, ic>f Exeter : Mrs.
forming b)oe,l 1bat's rich. Pour- '4 . Wt'. Kerr. MiGR Myrtle CI ark,
nerve tis ie' tone*. 1. brings rrnetw_ Hood's as i e1'ing rand health.given=. Ferrosone Miss Ssis:o Kulan. Miss Edna Kuhn,
c•l s+rcnRth. l+t+tiR�mb;tion an1supplies th,• r utr' , ia, ft cu •a , Vi •'i, t
►:inion{ nerves, rapidly construct. Ttes,w•, nor. tt nttcl 1':I• t
►, of ('re'diton,
n)er(cic enal t
e r vRtv►e c u
Hood Co., Lewd, �� fifty cents or nix for ,�'•:►n of if it f 1i1>! to cur('. F. W. Grove's
L it all dc�akrr8, sivn't'ire is on eieh box. 25e.
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70" rimer
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Fall term opens Sept 4
STRATFORD.. ONT.
Those interested in Business
College work should writs for
our large catalogue. This Is
the hugest and best Commer•
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Western Ontat'io, We give
a practical training and assist
our graduates to responsible
positions. Many of ch(, lead-
ing business colleges employ
our graduates as teachers.
Write now for a free catalogue
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}"1' .-.,1. �"i $' ► '1"�-'1"l'•i. 'i '1":•'1"►R"iT%'%'1"1'
Flour, Feed and
Groceries
Bargains in SUITJNGS
Groceries
WANTED i
60,000 Pounds of
WOOL
-AT--
EXETER,
T----
EXETER, CENTRALIA,
AND CLA\rDEBOY)
ELEVATORS.
J. COBBLEDICK
(IMPORTED
Maple Leaf Salmon 14c.
Best Redpath Granulated Su -
Aylmer Peas 4 cans for 25c.
gal' at $4.50.
Orange Meat 2 boxes for 25c.
Gal. Tars 75c. per doz.
1 qt. 70c. r r
1 pt. " 60c. " t(
For your Best Flour and
Best Prices call on US and
you will find that we have a
good variety to choose from
Shorts, Bran, Chicken, Feed
etc always on haled, at best
prices.
S. HARDY & SON
Miss Grace Strang, of Goder•.ich,
has been cngreeed on the Mitchell
High School stnff nt it salary of
8700,00.
We call your atten-
tion to our large stock
of imported Suitirigs.
The best offerings front
English and Scotch
mills, representing the
most fashionable weav-
es and fabrics.
W. JOEl{iS
Merchant Tailor
Tito veterans 'who have kiecided to
accept $50 from the Government, bre
steed of end. aro sending In applie
cations so numerously that the state
in the Crown Lands department >im
had to bo inoroaaed. It is estim,a;ti
ed that claims for over $10,000 hart,
already been made.
A hoary electrical storm acoompa,gi
Jed by lull did .considerable dama,g
to the +crops in Southern Mrinatolrtrc
At Plumne the Presbyterian churob
was demolished, At .Woleeloy and
l:oavor two persons were injured by,
eleotricity,
190 fi Age cannot wither, �o�
Nor cut,toni stale, its infinite varlet).
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Aug. 27 TORONTO
ONTARIO
Sept. 10
Larger More instruGttve find More Entertalnin(' Than Ever.
AN UNEQUALLED
ART LOAN ERIIif1T
NORSE AND';A!T1.1? EXHIBIT
POULTRY AND PET STOCK EXHIBIT
Magnificent Educational Exhibit 01 Processes Of Matilde/titre in New' $iflO,rOn Building.
The Finest Programme Of Amusements Ever Presented, !minding' PLAZA(FREE), 11 A. M, "IVANHOE" With Expert
TiLTERS IlroTHEught GRAND t pret►sly Front Enriand,
HIS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD BAND OF THE LIFE GUI. ROSS
WILL PLAY TWICE DAILY ON 4 P. M.
No 1'p -to -,tate Canadian Will Slim This F,xhibition, To Avoid The Great Crowd Come First Week.
For all information apply to
Lieut. -Col- J. A. McGillivray, K. 0.,
PRIAID)xr.
J. 0. Orr,
MAXAORR AXA SleRrTART,
c 1 re {HALL, TORONTO, ONZ-
ONE SOLID WEEK 4ToI' _
AUUUST
Stratford and Perth County
OLD BOYS' RE -UNION
At Stratford
a1
Sat ,nta
y, Augal t 4th -Opening (lay. Arrival of special train -Band Concert.' ate moon and eventng
Sunday, August 5th -01,1 So) a• Sunday. Old Soy I'rw'h.rs in ('ity 1'nlpita-sired theme Concerts.
Monday Augurt 6th -Reception L►a), Arrival of Special •Train+, lrawball Garnet, Parades, Perforce
ance at Park, Fireworks,
Tuesday, August 7th -Athletic Day. Aquatic and rand Sports --Trotting an,l 1'.u• ins Race -10 Mill
(toad Race -Baseball (lames -uncial and At/tomes.
1Ve,lnesdayoa utts}t t ;nth -Military Iles, Manoeuires by .'1„t and Zith itegin,ent+--Sport, in Park-.
Thnrwtac, Friday and Saturday-- Arrguit 11, ln, 11. See the Great 01,1 lto', Carnal- 8 tar, of run.
-i►on't Fail to See the Electrical Illuminations.
(%rested Put on in the {fest.
DON'T MISS ALL T HESE:
Fireworks -a most (hurling diil'L+r. parades -thousands of cold il.) 4, (twit -- 4815 Iiighlanders,
Channer's((Detroit), and Many other*, liportx-ores to all with big prises. dell•)' ascen.ione. $pec,
tacles-Nel.nn's {treat I ictory at Copenhagen, depicted in mowing fire tableau, Soldiers -21st FSesee
in 'Isnot., re.. Hardy- worldsgreatc.t wire arti,te. Carni.al ' ACM+ of fine tent shows. Clow ne-*
'4 ore of the funniest. Something dolt;; 14 or) hour all w eek S.,nr thio{ In plcsse nl•l ar,•l) flunk,
Single Fare - Itailwny rates on certificate plan.
W. J. Fergus, J. D. McCrimmon, frank A. Copus,
(alor) i real,11. tice.rre.i,lent. Rerret,n.
ARVEST
Hooks, Scythes and Snaths, Forks,
Rakes, Hardware,
and everything 111 this line thatis it('('essary atthis
time of the year.
Granite Preserving Kettles,
Roofing and Eavetroughing
Always on Hand.
W. MOORE, - = KiRKTON, ONT
littitrn fJ'flti dill !Her lit
Pi:till 11
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