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1IIm-FOURTH Yiiiz No 1770
EXETER, JNT., CANADA. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15th 1907,
$1.00 par year in advance.
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JONES & CLARKS'
Phone No. 32.
Great Clearance Sale
of all
SUMMER GOODS
During the next two weeks we are going to
sell all our summer wear regardless of price. They
must go to make room for our immense Fall Stock
which have already begun to arrive. See our
North window.
White Waists
Below is a summary of what we have left
8 only $1.25 Waists for 753 each
11 only 1.50 Waists for $ ! 00 each
4 only 2.00 Waists for 1,25 each
2 only 2.25 Waists for 1.65 each
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White Linen Skirts
2 only Misses Skirts $2.50 for $1.50 each
Fancy Parasols
2 only $1.10 Parasols for 750 each
2 only $1.50 Parsols for $1.03 each
Colored Muslins
Prices no object on these goods, they must
go at any price. If you want a cheap dress come
quick as our prices will soon sell them. Lots of
time to wear them between now and Xmas.
Poultry
The following will be paid in trade for the next week:
Chii3ks lOc live and 12c dressed
Ducks 3c live and 100 dressed
Old Hens 6c live and 8c dressed
Jones & Clark
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall papers.
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35 Cents, 1
will pay for the1
Exeter Timos
to 1st of January, 1908
If you are not a Subscriber this is
your chance to become one.
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Voters' List 1907
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1i(11111113LE I)I ABTF-It AT ESSEX
'TOWNSHIP OF USI3ORNE -Essex, August 1C. -Enough tlyna•
Notice ie hereby given that 1 have'
transmitted or delivered to the
Denims mentioned in the Ninth Sec-
tion of "The Voters' List Act", the
copies required by the said Section
to be so transmitted or delivered of
the list made pursuant to said Act,
of all parsons appearing by the last
revised assessment Moll of tire said
Municipality to bo entitled to vote
In the said Municipality at Elections
for members of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal Eleetiions
and that ,staid lint was first pooled
up At my office, at Whalen on the
31st day of July 1907, and remains
t*ro for inspection. Electors are
• called upon to Examine the enid list,
and if any 0miasion or other errors
are found therein, to take proceed-
ings to have Fail errors corrected
according to law.
jested this 31st slay of July, 1907.
Francis Morley.
Clerk of the said Municipality.
CO + T it AIL.
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mite to blow up forty towns explod-
ed in this 'town at 9.15 on 8aturdny
morning. Two then lost their lives.
A 1;cere or more less aerioualy injur-
ed. The town was completely shat•
teres. Twenty Unites dieetnnt in De-
troit, n window crashed in the
street. in Windsor dire residents
thought nn earthquake had come.
The entire population Buffers from
the frightful shock. When the phoek
came 'they rushed in terror from
their homes into the streets, fear-
ing that they had been overtaken by
nn earthquake. Not n building in
Essex escaped partial demolition.
The nseessed teems rf the town !s
$500,000. end it is (estimated tluht nt
least .one-third of this amount mill
he less. The cause of the occident is
believed 4;o boyo been the rdii.turhin t
of the bares by the two tthi, killed
The dynamite hod ta'en melting nne
Station Agent !timers heard little
extensions on it tell on 'lho track.
Ile had a lite monition that earn.:
thim wou)54 happen. Tho trainmen
went :nen Ih • ear to turn over th
boles. In n few seconds the ea
blew up.
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Locals.
Mrs. Geo- A. Young, of Landon.
was the guesit.,of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. James Beyer a part of lath
week.
-Dr. Butler, the celebrated eye
and ear specialist will be at the Con-
tral hotel, friday and Saturday of
this wee;;.
-The elesaes Little and Wood, of
Toronto, who were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Cruickshank, re-
turned to their /homes Saturday
night.
Examination Reports.
THE RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS
IN HURON COUNTY.
JUNIOR TEACHERS
V. A. hors, honors, T. E. Robinson,
honors, E. C. Robinson honors, A. J.
E. Strother,, N. R. Sperling honors,
1t. Shaw, 1t. C. Sterling. M. Sullivan
J. M. Smith, M. I. Stevens, E. P.
Stevens, '.til. E. Scott honors, C. C.
Sheriff honors, E. J. Taylor. E. Y.
Taylor, M. G. Thompsc•n, W. L. Treib•
ner, G. E. 'Rea honors, R. N. Welsh
-Mr. W. D. Clarke left on hid va- L. 1. Mackay, R. W. MoKonzie. E.
cation Tuesday, Ile and Mrs. Clarke M. Nahatfly honoree K. Ihttair honors,
after visiting in London, will spend William Manning horrors, F. A. may
some time visitting in Detroit and honors, M. T. Murray honors, W. A.
Cleveland. Matheson, II. McKenzie honors,
Mr. W. J. Clarke, of Winnipeg, u
former resident of Exeter, spent
Sunday and Monday with friends in
town. Ile lett Monday evening for
the Bend for a couple of days before
returning to Winnipeg.
-Mr. N. D. llurdon gave a Smo-'
ker to a number of his friends on
Monday evening in honor tot tris
sixtieth birthday, ay.bich ho celebra-
ted the day previous. Early in the
evening a number of three invited.
dressed in garbs that had been over-
looked by the -rag man, paraded the
streets. Some of the maka-ups were
very good and caused considerable
amusement. At the Smoker abort
epeschea were given and soo$a
sung, every number being thorough-
ly appreciated.
-The following questions and an•
ewers appeared in the Christian Her-
ald of last week. They .aro commen-
ded to patrons of ,this science.
0. S. C., Watson's Bay, Canada.
Has phrenology become a science.
2. To what extent are phrenolo-
giste to be relied upon,;
1 No, it is not a recognized science
2. It is net possible to read or fore-
cast character by the general con-
formation of the head, or what pro-
fessional phenologiete call the bumps.
Of +course, a well -shaped, normal
head is to distinguished from a weak
abnormal development ; but many of
the greatest minds the world hail
known would have been pronounced
poor or indifferent, if judged by the
average phrenological methods.
Rev. Geo. Itrown, a [orme ' pastor
of the Askin Street Methodist church
London and well known in Exeter,
died at Saginaw, Mich. on Tuesday
of last week, while on a visit to
friends. Mr. Brown, who was super-
annuated in 1890, had been supplying
pulpits in the city and country. and
had taken active part in Evangelistic
campaigns. Till n few months ago
the deceased clergymen and his faro,
ily lived at 101 O'Ilara avenue Park.
dale, where he filled pulpits from
time to time, especially at Calgary.
Later he went to Regina, where his
son, Rev. Charles W. llrown, is pas-
tor of the Metropolitan Church.
There he became very ill, but recove
erect, and subsequently came East to
Saginaw, Mich.. to visit friends where
he contracted his lent brief illnea=-
Mr. llrown became a probationer for
the Methodist church in 1836. was
ordained in 1859. and received into
full communion in 1860. llis first
charge was et Waterford in 1857,
then at Ancaster, Middleton, Nelson.
Toronto, Aurora, '•tontreal, Hamilton
and Milton. In 1871, when the new
Connexional conference joined the
Wesleyan conference he held beside:
London, charges in Dunnville, Hager-
ville and Ilamilton, Chatham. Fingal
and t`trathroy. In 1801 he held the
ItIcKohxie, A. McKenzie honors. M.
A. MacLeod honors. R. li, tMioKay
honors, D. C. MacLachlan femora, R.
R. Mason, W. 0. Morrow honors, 13.
S. Mellurney honors, \V. MCBurney
honors, A. 13. McLaughlin, 8. J. Ne..
!thery 'honors, E. I. O'Keef, W. Olive,
E. M. Phillips, C. Prendergast honors
J. J. Purcell honors, A. L. P,oalift,
G. A. Elliott, M. E. Fear honors, D.
R. Finlayson, V. J. Glenn, E. H. Glen
C. E. Goble honors, A. Goble honors,
J. W. Hogg. D. B. Hodgson, I1. Hen-
etendereon lonore, E. A. Holland
honors, J. C. Horan honors, A. H.
Henry, -7. F. Momuth honoree A. A.
Isbister, A. W. Johnston tonors, M.
13. Johnston honors, E. R. Keys hon-
ors, A. D. Lamont honors, J. L. La-
mont honors. M. P. Laellaw, H. F.
Larkin honors, 0. Leshman -honors,
A. L. Armstrong, I. Armstrong, A.
V. Archibald honors, E. E. Anderson
honors, F. C. Barker honors. J. D.
Buchanan honors, W. G. Breen, E.
C. Chollow, M. le Coward. D. M.
Clark honors, J. Carter, C. R. Cope-
land, G. Cruikshanks honors, 0. R.
Cruikshanka honors, A. E. Diehl hon-
ors, T. C. Durnin, A. A. Dalton, C.
Dean honors, C. C. Durnin, J. A.
Dickison honors, L. H. Dodds honors,
G. G. Duncan, M. Duncan honors, J.
L. Wilson honors, 1. H. Young. T.
Simmer. .
The above list shows that eight out
of twelve candidates who wrote at
Exeter were successful, the following
being the ones. E. V. Taylor, M. G.
Thonipeon. W. L. Triebner. F. A.
May. M. Murray, D. B. Hodgson, I.
Armstrong and Maggie L. Coward.
This Le a good showing for the Exe-
ter school and the teacher should
teel proud of the excellent showing
made.
DEPARTMENTAL AND JUNIOR
MATRICULATION
The Ontario Educattore Department
has issued the results of the depart-
mental examination. junior matric-
ulation. The following is an extract
from the calendar of the University
of Toronto, 1906-1907, regarding ma-
ulation: "The pass standard in each
subject is thirty-three per cent. of
the marks assigned therote."
The ensuing list contains the names
of two classes of candidates: First -
Thome who have written upon and
fulfilled the requirements of the
University of Toronto in a suffic-
ient number of subjects for full ma-
triculation. Second - Those who have
written upon one or more subjects
or papers as the case may be and
have fulfilled the requiremonts)thcre
in. it follows that all who have
made thirty-three per cont. upon all
the subjects or papers upon which
they wrote are here reported.
The certificate containing the
marks will be sent to the principal+
of the high echooly and tate inspcc-
oftice of Sorretary of conference, in tors-, just as in past years. Condi-
1868 end 1809 that of chairman of dates will apply to these official;,
the district and in 1874 he was a not to the department, for ;their
delegate to the first general confer• reports in details.
eine. He is survived by two daugh- The examiners report that no one
tern and one son -Rev. Charles w„ subject may be considered us having
of Regina. Dr. Brown and Miss Edith caused the failure of a greater pro -
Brown. His wife died last fall, Rev. portion of candidates than another.
Mr. Itrown arriving home from the Murch. -C. C. Alexander. A. \t•,
\Vest before she passel n\ray. Archibald, W. C. Adams . ,T. A. Arno,
1). Allison. E. W. Merry, J. 1). lite
WHEN ARRANGING reit your chanan, D. M. Clark, 0. Dean, G.
O. 1)urnin, T. 0. Durnin. J. A. I)iek•
farm stock sale make il; a point in
•1• M. Dais', A. V. 1)orrnnee, W.
have coon billy printed at the TIMES S. Elliott, M. E. Fear, W. C. 6nrqu-
o[fiee. Your bills will fro Tttrac- harson, 11. llenderaon, E. A. Helloed,
tivcly printed, and will' every sale i. C. Doran, A. \\'. Johnson, lit R.
bill done, al •this offices y'e.0 will re- Johnson, 1. L. Lamont, B. W. Long,
helve tree a notice or she sale in M. Laidlaw, H. P. Larkin, .1. F.
this tinier, which is rend every we k
I- McCrackc,n, R. \\ S. STcl:ens:e. W. M.
by h n t to s of people in this local- Quern, K. Mair, W. Manning, M. A.
m and o y your yr le krro,c .p- MacLecsl, \V. A. Matheemn, J. F.
m*tly who may never have the op- McDonagh. E. II. McGavin, '1). C.
portunily et seeing vont hills- Stctaughlir., 11. It. Mason. W. Q.
Morrow, E. T. O'Keefe, W. Oliver,
IIAHVIIAI.1.
-The single men got even wittt
their married s,ppcanenta lost Freely
night at the ,recreation grounds by
trimming the. latter ,by n score of
7 to 4 in a five inning co teat. Tom
Carling who was pitching for tape
single lads was ot his best and had
a number of strike oute to his cred-
it. Fred llawksliaw for 'the other
gide was delivering up some goof
benders tco but his support wannot of
the gilt:•edged variety. In the sec-
ond inning after (hz single men had
scored one run and there were :two
dawn a bad threw to first Win- on
an easy out :/Mowed three runs to
scone. /tad this error not been mete
the score would have been evened up.
The married men failed to NA;
proper connections with the ball um -
till the fifth inning, when they horde
their four runs.
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Strachan. 11. 1''. Swann, W. 1). Bonn.
J. Smillie, F. Sparlin=J, F. C. it.
Stoneman, .1. 11. A. Stoneman, F. R.
Se'.ndrett, It. 11. Tye, C. Wilsen.
t✓ CARL) OF THANKS
Messrs. Role & Atkinson desire io
express their thanks to the Waterloo
Insurance, of which Mr. C. T. B:Doke
is the agent for Exeter, Tice' the
prompt settlement of the claim for
Ioss sustained by (be fire at their
wnreroonts a duple of weeks ueo.
We very often have rcqursts
from peoples wishing servants
or help and at present know
of five or rix places where good .t.
farm hinds ann get steady eta -
ploynient or where servants •p
can t:et good altuntiens. The
tar.' :s will he furni•ahed to any
ens' by calling or writing the
Tinos Office.
EXETER COUNCIL
A special meeting of tile Council of
tele village of Exeter called by the
It eve was held o:: \\'cdnesday even-
ing Aug. 7 1M ler motion of Coen.
r,illot Tohns S e. by Councillor Ilea -
:nen that A. E. Fuko net an sear: -
tory in abeelee of the clerk.-Carriut
Members :;iisent Councillor /might
i'er motion of Councillor 1leirn.tn ser.
by Councillor Johns, that the of-
fer of ,revere, Star:bi;r y end filar/•
min for th, .iebentures an adver •
Creed namely ,119500 (nine thousine
five hut:dreel dollars). Being the
highest offer :ece•ivet be seem:ed.
Councilior Knight came in aid to:et
his chair. •\ hy•1av: was formed am:
read for the filet time oil motion o'
W. ,john• see. by W. J. iteaman.
1'rovidinsr for the levying end rais•
:ng by general tax !cool all the rite
able property ref the viilnke of Etre
4- ter the sem 'ot •17P.12 The sown
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Adjournment by W. Johns. A. E.
Fuke acting clerk-.
A. Q. IIOBIEtt, Reese.
The council ottjtise village of Exal-
ter met in the Ideal Hall on Tues-
day Aug. 13th 10011x. Councillor Nea-
man absent. . s
The minutes of the eseooud special
mraingn held Attg: 5th and 7t,tt, `welt,
read and approved/
The Following- aecounta- re read
and passed;,order/ peing Trawn al
the Treasurer for ;the frame.
C. B. Snell electric lighting streets
$107.28; C. 11. Snell town hall light-
ing $3.60; .Queen City Oil Co'y gaao-
into $16.61; Wm. M. Bell Heasall,
cedar, $12.74; Treble & Baker er-
eoting aviro fence $12.98; Henry Jen-
nings labor at cemetery $9.00; J3eo.
Cudmoro labor $1.00; Jas. Creech sr.
$1290; Walter Weetcolt labor 817.83
Ted Jones labor $11.83; Fred Gilloe•
pie labor $10.50; ltd. Davis labor $3.50 SV. W. Neil labor $5.25; Jno. \Valper
I labor $8.75; Silas Handford labor,
137.00; Frank Jones 75c.; Wes Set -
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ton 25c.; Jno. McDonald labor $1.e0;
W. J. Bissett pt. salary 133.00; C.
W. Cross pt. Salary cemetery $27.00
W. W. Neil street watering to Aug-
ust 5th $50.00; Amounting to $352.77.
passed ou motion of 3. J. Knight set.
by W. Johns. -Carried•
l'cr motion of A. , E. Fuko sec. by
W. Johns -That as heretofore the
public have been in the habit of tak-
ing tanks of water from the water
supply of the Municipality without
permission, bo it resolved that in
future no person or persons shall
be allowed bo take uny water with-
out first getting permission 'from
the street commissioner or the man
in charge of the street sprinkling
and that a ;Charge of 50 cents be
made for each and every load so ta-
ken.
Any person or persons found tak•
ing water from any of the w-ateting
tanks or water supply or in any
manner using or damaging the same.
the Corporation to take Action again-
st such person or persons. -Carried.
Per J. J. Knight sec. by W. Johns
-That the street commissioner ba
instructed to gravel Victoria street
from the corner fo Carling street
to •the Railway property.
By-law No. 8, 1907.
As read a firat time be now read a
second time and on motion of J. J.
eCnight sec. by A. E. Fuke Wive same
be read a third time and tinally'pas.
sed, the seal of ithe Corporation Dffjr.
cd thoret.o and the Reeve signing the
aame.
The Street Commissioners report-
ed baying applied gravel to the road•
way appraching the bridge amount-
ing to $12.00 the same being charge-
able to the County.
Adjournment per A. E. Fuke.
'J. SENIOR, Clerk.
GRANi) BIND
One of the largest crowds, that
has ever been seen in Grand Bend
in one day gathered on Thursday of
last .week, for the greet summer
carnival and regatta. ,The carnival
was held under the auspices of the
campers, beaded by Mr. A. W. Smith.
of Iteachville, to whom great praise
is duo for the creditable manner in
which .the whole affair was conduct.
cd. The proceeds were in aid of the
Chinese famine fund.
Ifuge grebes were erected at in-
tervals along Main crtreet, .while
stores and cottages wore a holiujay
appearance, being gorgeously decor-
ated.
Outsiders asewell as campers tan-
tered heartily into the sport of the
day, ane/ helped greatly to snake it
the success it was. Maple Grove
people turned out en tunase, while a
boationd a[ 30 from Bayfield carne
up to enjoy the fun.
The events of the morning took
wince int 10 -o'clock. Tho judges mere
Messrs. Taylor, A. Robinson, Lees,
Griffith, McCallum and Grieve. The
events and winners are aa follows:
Lades, boot rete, 4 entries-Misa
Jean 'McCrimmon, Losidan ; 2 Mees
McCallum, Exeter.
Metes batt race, 3 en,( ries-I Ram-
say Rankin, Stralford.2 Will David-
son, Stratford.
Boys' boat race, 3 feu ries-1 \\ al-
ter Page, Grand Bend. ;' Gordon
Morrison, l.gndAm.
Boys' sw•imm s.g racy. 50 yards, 6
entries -1 .hob McDonald, London ;2
Roy Clinger, London.
Ladles' diving contt•st, 2 entree -1
Elsie McCrimmon, London: 2 Jean
McCrimmon, London.
Boys' diving contest, 5 entries -I
Bob McDonald, ,London: 2 Ernie
Taylor, Exeter.
Duck 'Bunt, 5 entries -Joe Hickey
Londat.
Ladies metalling race, 30 yards, 3
entries, -1 I:dna Herrman, ',mitten: 2
Elsie eicerimnlon, Lennon,
Mete' se imrning race, 200 yards,
three entries -1 Ramsay Rankin,
Stratford, t-' Itch McDon:,11, London.
Mgt.'s diving, five entree -1 .10 -
Hickey, Leiden : 2 Will Davidson,
St ra (lord.
The afternoon, sports vers started
by n ealithunipion procession which
caused touch fun. Fele-ming (h..t
came the field spurts. The judges
for the. '.f:crr.00n nere Messrs. Tay-
lor, 11. .7. .ones. F. Griffith. Grieve,
A. \V. email, Brenner and Finch.
The v. 11ner's and events ire-
nt rnen's race -1st Sir. Screwier
St. Joseph; 21e1 Mr. iteelmicr, Ilerlin.
Men's rnev, open -1 \\'ill Davidson
Strntford : t; Jack Mee, Stratford.
itoys' s'ace-1 Mr. ilanlan, Central-
ia, 2 Mr. Coughlin, Crediton.
Lady r:±mpers' rnre-1 lusts (Dirt •
zel, Crediton : 2 efrs. Berhm"r, Iter -
ere
Indies 'race, opsin -1 Mks Maggie
Snotl, Moray ; 2 tails. .1. Low'on,
Crediton.
Farmers race -1 Mr. Kraft, leash•
woes ; e 'h. Campbell, Brewster .
,hockey rnr..-1 Will Davidson and
intik Itose Steil ford ; 2 Melee booth•
entl ;.rel Merl: Seulhcott. Exeter.
Boot ars/ sI i.' rare -1 Will David.
son. Stratford; 2 .Tack Rost, Slrat•
ford.
Mid - Summer Fencing
We still have a complete stock of Fencing.
Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire. Cleveland No, g, plain soft wire
Cleveland Barb Wire. Cleveland No, 12 plain soft wire
Ideal Fencing
7 wires 40 inches high all No. g 8 wires 41 inches high alt No. 9
9 wires 3o inches high, hog fencing.
We loan Stretcher for putting up fencing.
Also Staples, Fence Hooks and Stretcher
Sampson Brand Portland Cement
The best for Walls, Silos. Walks and Floors
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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If You Want Cheap Hardware Go To I
T. HAWKINS & SON I
The Leading Hardware Store in 'TIown
Where you will find a full stock of
Building Supplies
Glass, Nails, Cement
Plaster Paris,
Galvanized Steel Shingles
and Siding, -Etc.
Always in Stock at Lowest Prices,
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Un6IGGII6d In StUle
Workmanship.
flo1Lc Decorator
find' Plumber (not and Coldwater),
Sign Writing and Graining
With R. Dinney last year. Esti-
; mates furnished on application.
A Trial Solicited.
ARTHUR D. DAVIS
Exeter, Ontario
Our harness being made by
hand is far superior to factory
made harness which is now al-
most exclusively being offered
for sale. Personal inspection
of the stock used in construct-
ion of these make them more
durable than the ordinary.
If intending to purchase
any a'.igbt or Heavy Harness
it will be our mutual advant-
age for you to inspect, our
goods.
Our rrIGGs fire R10ht. C dr west'eet:
W. J. BEER
Corn
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Exeter and Centralia
Warehouses
Will exchange for other grain
if desired.
Richard Seldon
Exeter, Centralia
and Clandeboye
Sack race -1 Will Davidson, Strat-
ford; t2 J. M. eouthcott, Exeter.
.BASEBALL AND f'OOTItALL
A •baseball match of two Innings
was played ietwee:n picked teams,
but had to stop to give up she
field to the fel:Abell team. '1•l,is acus
tete of the most interesting and ono
of the hardest cu:heglee) ::rant.: of
the day, and wns not (tiled, owing
to a difference beteeen scorn:• play-
ers and the referee.
The teem of Grand Bend village
challenged nny tenor to play. and as
no team responded, tiro Stratford
athletes in eamp go'. treeether a
scrub team, and with the t,elp of
some ethers in camp sue:cedeel in
keeping the. Bend players down fair•
ly well. At the sudden clue the
score etocd 1-0 in favor of Stratford.
in the evening there was a die.
play of fireworks.
The following are few of :the
remes of the visitors here this week
/antes Wein, London, Edna :Wein,
London : R. 0. Patterson, %Vine -ear.
.1. C. Minton, Indian head. 'M. .1.
•(;etc•, Detroit, .1. A. Coughlin and
wife, Centralia, Messrs. S. and •G.
Treveth•ek, Ilrit.sley, Earnest Cann-
ing, Ilrinsley, Willie Dorman. Allo'
Craig, 11. A. Hawk -,v and E. Dickson,
Parkhill: F..\. Taylor. Watford. A.
1:; Kuhr, Crcd:ten. Chas. 11. \Cart
and wife, Clarence E. Reid end Jntnrs
Rogers, London; Wee. A. Killer, el' M. fee,: Cordon, staying at the
Brarnnt•. 1•._ It f :.t,.lio x' M. ilr^r.•
corner James and An -
GRAND TRUNK SYIS EAVIY
Canadian National Ex-
hibition, Toronto
Many special features int iludin3
Capt. Kn.tb:nshue's Airship and grand
display of fireworkn.
•
i EVERY DAY A GREAT DAY.
:i.AS trc:.r Exeter, good going via
Lucas creasing Aug. 26th to Sept. 7
special excursion rates 32.85. Good
going Aug. 27, 29, 31st, Sept, 4 and
6th.
All tickcln valid ret'rrn.ne frcrn
{ Toronto on or below Sept. 101 h 19(47.
II J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent.
or write .1. D. McDONAhie Union
Depot, Toronto, Ont.
Mountjoy. London, -Mas ;Cameron.
Toronto. Mr. A. \V. Snaith, ilcachvillo
Mies Marion Mckenzie. London,
Irene Boss. London, Nies Laura Ds•
prose, London :.Miss Etta 1tei•t, Lt,n-
don, Siiss Fannie N'illinm., St. Thome
as, Miss PP. Alicroth. St. ;fhotnas,
Miss elite,' teeter, Loror, .Mis'
Hoye Sicileena, London, Miss Elean-
or 1 p,ha1., London.
Wm. Fitz spent Saturd.ty :in
l'atkl;:il•
The Ada 13. took a trip upkhe lake
to •Il:iyfe ! ! '.n 1'rid•.y it)) about 25
eaft etge:- :nd returner/ diem, tha
night. A tr±p ,.• ;is mad• to .T'oit
Frank cin Saturday and everyone
certair:ly had a geed time.
1T. A. :Mer., of Parkhill had good
!, ek or. Stturdny in cntchin.- a big
sturgeon with the 'book and line,
Eddie Meiji', flier' i'ft for I'ort
Frank for a few '.r• es. aVhat aro
v" eeirg to rho 1 t f00(6311
now'
Grate Wend is anaieve to have a
game of Mill with aerie of ' i:•' neer•
by towns. Give thea, a call.
Th- campers gave a danec :.t tha
Were., • !Pall, rr• etond.ty evening.
`d:. S. A imith, London, et Wm.
1'ot±e:. teury Ont.. Mr. E. 0.
.Tones, Clt!►rlehoyc. 1)r. Tornie Manes
and wife T'nrkhll Ont.. Mr. W. G.