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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT E
THIRTY-FOURTH YLAB-No 1765
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING JULY 18th 1907,
$1.00 per year iti advance.
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
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Discount
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We are offering for the e balance ofJulymonth of August a Special discount of 23%
andff all
Colored Muslins and balance of our stock of White
Blouses.
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Our Muslins are all this years goods, up-to-
date in patterns and coloringsand range in price
from 10c to 15c a yard. If ou want a nice cool
dress for the hot weather do not fail to see them
and secure a bargain.
White Waists
Our stock of White Waists contains the very latest St yles.
Some of them new goods arrived only last week (no last years
waists among them) ranging in prices from S.ic to $2.50 subject
to a Special discount of 25%.
Gents Furnishings
Our Gents Furnishing Department is very interesting at pre
sent with a full Stock of Shirts and Neckwear new outing Shirts,
collars attached, just the thing for warns weather, also new pat-
terns in Negligee Shirts, just received a full line of New ties
Clearing Prices on all Straw and Linen Hats.
We will pay in trade the following
prices:
Chickens (1907 batch) 12c per 1b. live weight
Duck (1907 hatch) 8c per ib. live weight
Gooseberries 6c per qt,
lied or Black Currants Sc per Ib.
Jones & Clsirk
Headquarters for the -Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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CENTRALIA
SAW -MILL
British Cohiinbia Shingles
Barrel Heading and Hoops
FENCE SLATS
Kept on hand or cut to order
CUSTOM SAWING
Done on shortest notice.
Logs Wanted
Delivered or on the stump
'mop. ELSTON
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Gold
Rings
We have a most com-
plete showing of Gold
Rings of great variety.
Every Ring we sell is
guarantecd.to be just as
we represent it.
C. H. WARD & CO.
374 Richmond St. [OIDMM OflI
LIFE DESTROYING AVALANCHE
AT LONDON.
Ono of the most terrible cal)mitics
which has visited the City of London
occurred Tuesday afternoon, whgn
through the weakening of the iron
pillars on firt top storey rf 'the \V.
J. Heid Crystal la11 on Dundas tsirect
the entire structure collapsed and in
its fall devastated the building and
crushed to death ar least 8 people.
DE:ATI l OI' JAMES SUTHERLAND.
The death occurred at Reagan on
Tuesday July 16th, of Mr. ,lames
Sutherland, Aged ha years, :i mos.
and A clays. The dcceas.0d had hc: n
ailinz for a couple of years wiih
stomach trouble and •that coupled
with his extreme old age seas the
cause of his death. Dir. Sutherland
was horn in Scotland and lived at
Embro and Manchester, Ontario bw-
fore going to llensall to reside, 11.'
was one of the pion ers of It hat place
locating there w henhe railroad first
carne through. His building was the
first one erected after th') station
and he carried on a general store
business. Owing 1 0 old age he a few
• yr.u. a
,Igo gave up t he losteffice his
1077 George tiring appointed in his
stead. \I r. Sutherland was A (l(yOt-
e(1 member of 1he l',(sby'teri•u.
church and a stanch Liberal. ile
leaves to mourn their loss his oelovcd
wi(1, 01,e Ron and 0117 daughter, 'Goo.
and Matti,. The hineral will take
place from t he family residence lien -
pall to -day rfhursday) anis {proceed
to 1h.. 1'restyt(rian Church where!
services will i,( held and frotn .1 here
the remains will be taken to lfensall
Union cemetery.
t'i{ESBBYTERY OF IICRON
The Pres ht; tory of Huron [net at
Clinton nn the Int h inst.'to consider a
call from North Bruce to the Rev. E.
1 H. Sawers, of Brucrfeld. After
speakers representing both congregat-
11 ions were heard, Mr. Sawers intimated
I that on account of his health he allow-
ed the call to take the usual proceed -
me, but that he had considerable diffi-
culty coming to a conclusion regard-
ing it and left the matter entirely in
the hands 0f the Presbytery. After
considerable discussion the i'resbytery
decided to retain hint in his present
charge.
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1•'AIt\I FOR SALE.
Mr. W. C. Huston offers Lis Splen•
dirt 100 acre farm near Centralia for
sole. Apply to 11. E. Huston.
Larry at a Ball Game
:ut' "int to tvhore he ehtarted. Dur: McTaggart, Corr McGuire, Edna
in' all this (elute George an' Billy ltodaway. Pass - Ciareuce Ander-
Statham wUs lookin' fer th' ball an' son, Armies Ratliff. Gladys. Conte-
! wuz lookin' at alt' fellow 'kind ton, Albert Cooper. Howard Crich, -11.
checrin' fer runnin' so fast. Crich, Leaonard Cole, Della finch,
Afther some toimo it wuz our turn Howard Farquhar, Wilbur Ford, C.
to take a whack at th' ball nn' we Covier, Eliza M. Gray, Edward Glen.
sat around doin' notllin' wnitin' to Katie Gunn, Willie Hall, Eileen Hoot -
be called. I wussent called ez often er, Ifele-n Utiles, Emmilinc Holland,
ca 1 wanted. but I got there ivery Elva Levis, Elsie Lobo, 011ie Lobb,
toime ennywan else dict, so I diddent Myrtle Mair, Bert Millar. Greg Mc -
care. Gregor, .Jennie Stevenson, Nettie
Afther th' game some wan 7li.e1 it Sinclair, Mary Smith. John Sturdy,
wuz a close wort, but I diddent Winnie Sundcroock, Elizabeth Taylor
think it wuz half ez close ez th' Myrtle 't'iplady, Edna Turner, \Vil-
wt'other cz I wuz shwcatin' worse: \Tasman, Leslie Was/Ilan, lferberl
nor army iv thim. Witts, Jtuby Wise.
Ez 1 bad to attind a ltneetin' av SEAFOIlTII
in 77lrlyt111llg whin there's anny tun tie Itetail Clerk's Union an' draw up honors - Anna Bell, Art bur 1'.
coral•an just at that minnit Davy requist that people buy
into
u
e
Birks, Jean A. Carswell,
Frank Cluff,
McNiool iv Farquhar, nu' shure he's Satllurday nights so's th' d'livery Mary Cowan, Ed. Farquharson, Min-
ch' son av her good old dad, came byes can git home in toime to change ,tie Haultirk, Wilfred 11. Kerr, May
along an invoited me to take tb' their clothes fer Sunday tnornin's. McGregor, Susie Morrison, Mary I.ti-
thrip,wid him. preachin' I diddent wait fer th' af- ley. i'ass-John 11. Allan. Mary
Now Davy hez th' proud distinc- titer service, but carte along Sono Moser, Sara 11. Campbell, Ella Car -
tion iv bein' wan iv all' ,hist catchers wid Davie. ter, Alice May Chesney, Hugh Ches-
on til' (Farquhar team an' knows a a hey, Mary J. Curtin, Arthur \V. Dick
good baseball player whin he sees Archie C. Dickson, Tracey J. F,leoat,
hint, Oi wussent long in acciptin' Locals
hez invitation.
Crediton looked about th' same ez
whin Oi wuz out there th' last tonne
'sept that th' hay wuz lookin' ,tvell
especially where tit' ball grounds ttz
located.
Lusht Froiday afthernoon I noticed
u gatherin' av th' enthooeiastic mar-
ried min, who thry to play 'base hall
au' weir' me frind, Willyum Balk -
well, shtandin' forninst th' Cintral
I accosted hits ez to what wuz th'
thrtlbbie, ail' he informed me it It' byice
wuz inteudin' to tripe th' married
min iv Crediton off Ib' oaseball snap.
I looked on fer some time expectin'
a• spici:.1 invitation to go along ata'
attind th' shluggin' :tee, out niver
a won noticed me aur had th' nerve
to ex OW.
13ut begorry I niver fail to take
I tools a ehtroll along th' front
shtrate, ez 1 wuz nfcered iv gittin'
lost if I took anny iv th' rs,o,1de vans,
an' wuz gazin' at th' souvencer post
office carruds an' ready made cloth -
in' an' sech loike, not mispsin' t(h'
beautiful scenery, all th' toime lis-
aenin' fer some wan to come alone;
to invoite me to jinc thim in lookin'
at th' ball players knock th' tops off
th' hay plants.
Prisintly just whin me 'blood had
fallen to about sizzlin' point Torn
Boyle, th' prisidint iv tit' Itetail
Clerk's Union came along an' shlap-
per me on th' back w•id ,%h' roight
Roble iv hez left hard an' rsez, 'Larry,
Oi've bane lookin' fer yez
to come over to th' baso -
ball grounds to play cintre field
fer \V
us. know yez c e e
ou t
Wen bit
w
t11'soide iv a bar-rn w•id a !filibuster
but we know yez have a desoire oto
take iverything what comes your'.VIY
so we'll give yez a trial among ttf
clover.
Th' cornplimimts extinde(1 me by
Torn put me in good spirrits an' not
1hinkin' iv to -morrow stn' sarin' at
th' toime very little about th' game
cz it went, 1 Accompanied Toon to
th' grounds bein' also plased whin 111'
ticket collictor ser "two metre f>lay-
ers," meanin' ate cz wan iv Thera.
Afther we had entered th' grounds
each wan wuz called upon to ehenw
hez marriage certificate, nu' ez Oi'm
not in tit' habit iv carryin' •pninc
around in ale pistol pocket there p-uz
some t hrnlphle about me '[akin' th'
place in Ili' cintre field, but ez Oi
looked loike a married man, Oi wuz
allowed to play w•iddout havin' to
tun home fer me credentials.
The first one to bat Wuz us, an th'
fellow what wuz kapin' tlhrnck iv th'
schore on n shingle called me by
name th' first wan.
I shtcpped up to tit' plate loike th'
mighty Casey, an' Pullin' in a couple
iv reefs in me pants nn' asltpittin' on
rue hands slito«1 ready' to be Brit.
'1h' Pilcher wussent army bigger [nor
me an' I wussent afcni'od iv hitn.
,.Larry," *ez h(, '.'.t here do yez Avant
me to hit yez." "Arany Place labove
th' suspinders, sex 1. Then he rth1it
on hcz alit an' t hrune Ili Jpall wid
all ill' push le. could give lit.
'.Shtrike wall," R(•z Ill' felly rvhaL
r•z appointed to s<'ttle all tit' dispo(7ls•
"Ycr off yer throllcy," Fez ) "the
ball didn't hit me at till, at all, !In -
sorra, it stint clan. over tit' rhtono
in front iv me widdout me weir' it.
'.flay (7:711 agin," sex Ire, nn' tl.e 1
pitcher drifted another wan nt W.
but no. inshtincts fer dodgin' got
rue out iv trouble that (erose, nn' of
'.7715,•711 touched. 'Sttoikc Choo,"
sex tit' umpire, 771' I lhrune down
me hat will a determination to lick
him, rz th' Nall had(lent touched nu'.
'Get out iv tit' 1)0x," eez i'rards
Anderson to w., "till 1 shpak' to
yez a 'nitwit, yez hlalherin' shpal-
pefn." 'Oi'm not shcaroF,,r nn army
Miss Mac Wood left Monday fc.r
Detroit where (she will enter upon a
course of training in nursing at 'Har-
per hospital.
-Miss Annie Sanders and Mrs. N.
McAvoy left Monday on a two weeks
week's visit with friends in Elora
and Guelph.
Mr. Neil McConnell, of London, ar-
rived in town Tuesday. and ,will 1)0
engaged by Mr. James Gould during
the next two months.
The game of baseball between the
married men of Crediton anis Exeter
postponed Monday night on acoouftt
of rain, leas been arranged for Fri-
day evening.
Mr. John Martin, in
t accompanied by
Mrs. Martin, of the Lumsden District
near Regina visited his brother Rev,
%V. M. Martin a few days the latter
part of last week.
The Misses Minnie and Catherine
Finkboiner, who have been visiting
Mrs. r. 9 W J. f
D allot [tr
11 t n 1 Mrs. IIcywa«f
during the parrs week, returned to
their horne in Dashwood on Tuesday.
-Mr. Frank Knight, jr., left for
Toronto Monday, to take; up his du-
ties with the Sovereign Bank there,
the Cannington branch where he was
formerly employed having been clos-
ed.
1)R, IJU'I'Ll:lt WILL BE AT CEN-
tra1 hotel, on Friday, luno 14111;,
Friday, Jnly • 12111. Orders for
glasses executed by, Tait Brown 0p.
Co. 237 Dundas St. London, or local
dealers.
A very qffiet wedding took place
on Wednesday evening July and when.
Miss Florence Jeckell was married to
Mr. Jack . Bence, formerly of
Southampst d, Eng. The ceremony
was perfor: ed at the Rectory oy
Rev. 1). \V. ollins in the presence of
a few friends.
District Deputy Grand Master, J.
G. Staninrry ;installed the newly el-
ected officers of the Exeter Lodga
1.040.1''. on Tuesday evening. Fol-
lowing were installed; N. G. Wm.
Frayne; 'Vice G. Dr. A, R. Kinsman
11. Sec. 1t. N. Taylor; I'er. Sec. A.
E. Fuke ; :freas. E. Dignan.
-It has been frequently suggested
and the suggestion is a 'toe([ ,one,
for every farmer to place his name
and the name of his fare[ on his boat
gate. Not only would ppervcuts briv-
ing to a place more cosily find ,
but it would ;Old much more pleasure
to people driving from place to place.
'This last result would have special
effect with regard to well kept and
pretty houses. An observing person.
seldom posy n issautiful (arra
w'i(heut desiring to know oho is its
enterprising eta nets
-Bicyclists have their rights as
well as other pm:ople. :t would 1,r
well for drivers on the public high-
'.vays to remember that the bicieliSts
or a person riding a toheel i.'4 en-
titled to half the road, told should
7 person with a (tam inp,it ;a'.cha'cl
man or drive past one on the recut,
they must turn out the trams as 4.hey
would for another (earn. Should a
box," sole 1. driver run (loon a (Heycle on the
:Aft her sonic discussion about tit' highway :and inure the person or t he
ions, 1 wuz made le undershtand wheel, the one so doing (nay 4,e h'Id
Ihae it wuz tit' intention ter mac 10 for damages. 'fIk' courts hews sc►
sP171 sh' oa11 at th' bat fitv+hterul iv
7Iiryin' to miss :mita' (lit, an' picking
Up sonic. [Wore noel an' ruanin' me
hands an' thin nlr' 11 11 wid it, 0i
t uk roe place :a, in :pet' Ili' first :)all
that pitcher thrrmc up to me, Oi
caui,rht Oil 01' solar plexi•[ an'begor-
ry 1 guess they're huntin' fer it yit.
1 "int around thin) oases lickety
shplit, all' if tit' players IL.td(lPnt
shloplu•d lop, 1'(1 have nano goin' yet.
Long before we get [cited an' afore
o
tt
1 earl git nn;ther sh'.tipc'• '. nux ;i Mitchell rink, by four points and
ruled and it is important that driv-
ers should understand the law.
Two rinks of Exeter bowlers '.%frit
to London Me.nday morning to com-
pete in th:' 1V,0.113.A. games Irving
played in the city. 'rhe players from
here awry as follows; E. .1. Christi.,
C. 11. Snll, Rev. I). \\', ['asking, \T.
\V. Taman, skip. and \V. 11. Levet!,
1. It. Carling, L. 11. i)i;ckson and W.
J. Denman, skip. (Ir. Tatum', rink
was defeated in the trophy ('."tit by
tolyl t0 change )tares :;n' 1^t -1'ot.her its the Association event t%as tefealp•(1
soi(1' have n chance to U vat tit' by a, \VjIlgh.uta rink .1.y one 3
707.
ball. Some watt said there uz three Mr. llfantan's rink lost the trophy -
out, but ivery '.can it• us went out event to a Dunnville rink, hut in
to May. Cinlre (4•I1 wuz ale place 11: firsts round of the Asoe,:anon (7-
accordil to th' description and t>tedi- eat defcatc(I :I Mt. Forest :ink.
grey kept spy th' scorer, 'tut I,: garry
1. cuddent ((Old it ci th' hay wuz n
z••nt rive (nu( to rut so i vhtocd
ez near ez 1 cul hopinto run acres&
it Burin' tie grana'.
11ood1•'5 Rawksha'.v wuz (11"471' Ila'
st riuron Entrance
Examinations
bill for u%, an' 1 would r-uggist that
the Exeter Gun ('tun get 1101.1 iv him t 111,1'111
1,r 1 heir 117 t gun shoot. Ile s•got
a shplendid aim hn' hit th' first titan
up. Insht' ad iv callin' him out, tit'
umpire !field 11'111 to take a bass..
Ile w11kct fight down 10 7'.li"1e Ton)
('retch at platen's', hut ez tit' base
N1117. nailed tow n he slat cad (,n
it, 1177' Ih' ninnit Fred Pullc11 up her
:serum to hrune Another wan, tie
sneaked to th' Hist wan nn' 170'(1 to
pull it up by shlidin' on it. (:rore!:o
Atele rson •w nz pis yin' 1ItoI • An' 1h'
....ocher throne th' hall ez Jlnrru.l 7z
he could at him, but' .forge naotaent
there to be hit an' t eat iv th'
way just ez shliek ez on1(1 Ise an' CLINTON
t h' boll %tint out in lb' 1.ay..'fitvn in- Ilonors - 1)o,othy hall, ('.Irl Diehl
shtcad iv thryin' to take tie Kt..- \Mani.• ra5s0m, Willie Uiaigg, Roy
will him, he went aft fel tb' /list lean Gri.lg. AI,'rae's Irvin. Murray Jackson
but we? troin' otO foot he cu'klrnt stop Harold Kerr, Jennie Martin, Jen
Ilonors•-Remise An.l rVn1, Bertha
Iiro,lgen, Elva Brown, Alice I ng'
land, frank 1'irl;t?tad. Janles Watt,
Archie W, lis. ('ass -Est her Bell, H.
Bennett, Verna Braith"nit'', Fcziah
(trona, Lonna Clarke, N1'y Cowan,Roy ('raofor'I, Ka 1•• Crawford, Debentures for Sale
ys putt, C. plot Echlin, Louie ,hark- 1•
son, Lillian I,e(•, Emma Leith. l':Isis
NI War, Ralph Mona o. `plyrt le Nicol, t Tenders are hereby invited for the if desired.
Mary Paterson, 'Phos. A. Rodger M:.) f purchase 0f *117,0110 IM) of the fbPhent-
Rogerson, Albet t Skelton, Frank Ilres 0f the Village of Exeter in 141e
Strou,rh.in, Baracliff Ti i( easy, bilks County of Buren. Bearing interest
\\'ank's"' Florence \Vat son, Ites,ie at 1i per cent. Repayable in 15 equal
\\',lir, Itilsst'li Woods. annual installments.
Tenders will he opened on the 1st Exeter,
11ina Freeman, Wm. iL (;aunt, Elva
Graves, It. It. Hammet 1. Norma liar -
try, Chas. stays, Edith M. ifoag, It.
K. Holman, Marguerite Horan, Rus-
sel G. Israel, Ilertie Nyle, Eva Love,
Michael McCardlc, Loretta McCor-
mick, Elsie-McCutcheon, Mac 31c-
Gosch, Florence McKay, Margaret
McKay, (high McKay, Mary McKee,
Anna It. McLean, \Vm. John Mc[eon,
Fergus McMann, \Vat. :,A1c,1Ii1Ian,
Gordon .\IcNevin, Catherine O'Keefe
Dalton 'tent, Roger 1'. Roberts, Fin-
lay Moss, Robert 11. Scott, Dawson
C. Smith, Gertrude A. Smith, 'Flor-
ence Soolc, Florence Staples, Sammy
Storey, \
n. Geo. Strong, Emma E.
Troyer, Emma E. Walker, !rad Ray
\Valker, ,Tack M. Warwick, rune:-
lope
unelope \\'ordeu.
\YINGIiAJI
Honors - Blanche Bennett, Edna
Diehl, Edith Buchanan, Verna Dick-
son, Ernma Forsyth, G. Wilson Gad -
des, Joe Harold, Frank Gillcsspic Ada
plains, Lizzie Johns, Ernest Linkla-
ler, (lector Mutton, John Mitchell,
Eldon'e h
\ tbfr y, Milton Roadhouse,
Mary r
Ritchie,Lillianilltan (Ross,
Edna
Swarls, Florence Suggitt, Mary Stew-
art, Ada Spence, Emma Stewart, Roy
'Purvey, Gordon Young, Milton \Vltite
Andrew Wallace, Ifelen Wilson Pass
-Jennie Armour, Tcasa Anderson,
Anderson, James Aitken. Clara Bee-
mcr, Minnie Bosman, 'Pearl Cart-
wright, Etta Currie, Itertic Currie,
George Currie, Selena Foran. Russel
Fixture, Lila Gray, Mary Gibbons,
Norman M. Geddes, Itoland Hender-
son, Fred Johnston, Bertha Jones,
George Jacques, Edna Johnston, A.
Kerr, Cecil Knox, Alva McDowell, A.
I'ugll, Luella Shaw, Howard Stewart
Orvel Taylor, George Tcrvit, Ethel
Tipping, Elsie. \Vightrnan, 'Leslie
\\' ight ratan, Dora Weir.
EXETER SCIIOOi 13OA1(1)
Plymouth Twine
Has Stood the Test Every Time.
Gold Medal 650 ft. to pound.
Silver Sheaf 600 ft, to pound.
Ply Special 500 ft. to pound.
Pries Guaranteed. It pays to use the Best.
BIG STOCK OF
Ideal Fencing from 35 to 37c
Coiled spring wire $3.00
Barbwire $3.00
Plain no. 9 and 12 i$3.00
Also Gates all Sic$,
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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tour Reduction
Sale.
Owing to the lateness of the spring we
have decided to extend our reduction sale and
.�f. will give greater Bargains in Furniture for the
next 30 days than ever were known in Exeter
before. Every article in our large stock of
furniture redut'!bd to almost cost during this sale.
Call and be Convinced before making your pur-
chase elsewhere.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Largest Home Furnishers in the County,
IllarUndertaking in all its Branches.
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If You Want Cheap Hardware Go To ; +
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T. HAWKINS & SON
The LeadingHardware Store in '!'own T.
4. 4.
:_ x 1Vhere you will find a full stock of +
July 15 19117, minutes of :.oar(l,
meeting held in the 'Town stall ,Mon- I >o Building Supplies
day, absent 1I. Huston. + ; j
The following is the ordar of tbusi- , •:• s. Glass, Nails, Cement
twits duly submitted and approved. I ... _ • 3
Per S. Martin and F'. Wood that i b Plaster Paris, ."4
the circular letter of the Slated ipl- .� • • +
lit't Co. of Toronto to ne refer- t Galvanized Steel Shingles
red to the principal with power. Per l
F. Wood ar:d W..1. Carling .that the ' + + and Siding Etc.
resignation submitted by Miss Wal- ( f '
101d ipe accepted and that •a 1:•ttcr
of thanks for her very efficient and •P v Always in Stock at Lowest Prices,
t
faithful service during her years of -,
en7AgenOn1 by lh:' Board bo tender/it •P
in acknowlegemen1. 1'er S. Martin •.
and W. J. Carling that Miss SIcCal-
1um be given the (position vacated 1 )'
Miss \Valrond at the salary nt pres-
ent pail in that department. Per \N.
3. Carling and 1'. \Votxo that .A1 ew '%'
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I1. Kinsnuul r�p lt'nrl(:rcd stet 1pos;tion I �• : '•'1'�''"'" 'fd"I#'
op.tx'd 1 hrough Ihe promt,c,tion pf , i i•++++..+4.+++4++++++4 : f : �:• I- i •i•4 +++++++++++++++++++++++
Miss McCallum at a salary of three
hundred ;and tastily -five dollars per
annum. Per It. N. Roam and 14.'Inr-
tin that the present Principal 1)e Ileat-
(11I (I .7 tencw,al of engagement at
a. ::alas) of ton bundled :and (iffy
dollars ler Annual. Per F. \V (»d
and It. N. Rowe that the typewriter
be a','nt. to London for thorough re.ne-
vattua: tooter the eine of S. Martin. need to overheat yourself by cooking.
Per S. Martin and 1{. N. Rowe (hal
th• aplpliratiun co, adnlis'.ion t.;► the All,the latest canned goods conking weekly, do tette, - Are
iI. S. d, 'butane nt Ue advertised for
t
and erre. pled in order as for 1906.1 always fres!:.
I'er W. ,I. Carling and S. !Martin
that the following payment OC np•' Clarks Pork and Beans, with Chili Sauce, Chicken
pr„„
r $`i1.3a. ''PeryS. presiding
and
' Nam and Ton us, Corned Lunch Beef, Salmons
�
T. HAWKINS .& SON e
Dealers in Iiarfiware, Cement and Wire.
UP-TO-DATE STORE
What about doing business these warm days, well we
are here to do it, there's nothing like living high if it• is warns
weather. We have the goods all ready to eat, so you wont
\V, 3. Carling that a new well be
sunk under 1Ile direction of the (carne
cunlmittre as_approved for the last.
Per W. J. Cortins and It. N. Rowe What about Corsets% The latest styles, bias filled, B .%c I. t` Il (;, and (` %V
t haat th•• sum of 'r"enty-five hundred also many other kinds, at prices to suit every pet son. SPP our window.
dollars ne assessed for Retired puj:oses
for the ensuing year. pmts of warn weather materials for dresses, Ducks, flints, Muslim( I>,e•
1'er \V, .1. Carling, adjournment. Iaines. Everything that's pietLy. .
+ - The I)ishes are the (test, All those pretty band painted and cut glpi<s ora-
cles are not gone yet. Give us a call before decidinh. we can certainly
suit you.
and Pick es. Everything that's good.
Baker's Cakes and Fancy Biscuits, Salad, Oils, Date,, Itrisins arid Currant..'
-Dr. 1(1. Cady, of Detroit, who
seine 15 y':;l1•Wg0 wI.s can "mjtIoyel
of this offlc last .week ..graduated
front the 1)ecroit College of mcdicils''.
Since leaving 'Exeter I)r. Cady ,was
eutploysd :py the Detroit free fres•
as its \\'ind.oi correspondent and
his int' urity, industry sod genuine
solid worth aervwl to c -tannish him
in the heart of the I10mtnunity. A
1,11mshrr of his Windsor friends on
Monday nicht galhere(1 to extend
Bina God-sp'.t in his new profession
sill /ism of endeavor and presented
hint 7V1 is h a 511rgrlc71 Air. Ili% (r'l-
In%% reporters on (110 Fr 1'rr",5 dur-
ing the afternoon presented him 'nit
7=11 o:,stetrical casco.
D. COSBL,EpiCl{
EXETER NOIITI I,
1
Corn
-AT-
Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grain
Richard Seldon
day of Augnst, 1917.
.1. SENIOR, Clerk:;;
Centralia,
flou8e D66ordtor
Plumber f w•, p •,,.Iw err).
Sign Writing and Gralnlag
\Vith it. Uirun.•y last year. Heti-
mates furnished .1n application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
and Clandeboye Residence, corns. James and An.
drew Street.