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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
Our Mi SERF dale
Of Summer Goods now in Full Sway
\Ve are staking r► SPEC1A[. effort at clearing nut our Iasdies
and Geeta Summer Goods to make route for the New Fall Goods
soon to arrive, Bargains all over the store,
tomes who, waists 1
Only 1 Doe left. But they
all must go,
Every waist is a bargain.
rotes whllNM
Iauliee skirts (towns Corset
Covers and Drawers at re-
duced prices
Princess Slips
Just 4 left too sell. You
can have a real snap on one
as we must sell thein.
lollieS 110 h S111 IS
Only 5 left. Do you want
a bargain Just about price
takes your choice.
Wash Goods Sale
Giughols liueAS Ducks
Some of the best colors and after a big seasons selling
patterns to ch000 from et t lie We will clear out the balance
right prices._ - _ -`-=_-_at a big sacrifice.- ----
Black and Colored Parasols
iVe have some extra good Parasols in Fancy or Black. Now
is the time to tiny one as our prices are aw•ty down on then,.
Mens and Boys Wearables Reduced
Straw
Hats Underwear
Every one to clear at a big
reduction See the bathing
suits for men and boys,
Special lac and 35c values are
now being offered
Sumpter suits Reduced
Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sox, Suspenders
and Gloves.
This Store closes every Thursday afternoon at
1 o'clock during July and August.
Jones & Ma
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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EXETER, ONT i CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2,th 1910.
NATURE'S SYMPATHY
The light winds float through forests
deep
With soft and lien-ive sigh.
In musing mood 1 vaguely ,veep.
In silent testacy,
\\-hat is the secret of this power
Which Mother Nature wields.
O'er those who linger in her bower,
Or 'mid her fields?
h thrills me in the glowing ,torn,
And in the dewy eve,
And when in the night's calm bush
is born
The light the star beams weave.
And now -when like a wearied child
I lean upon her breast -
She Soothes my heart-throbs deep and
wild.
She gives the peace and r;st.
I seem to feel her pulses bound
'\cath my reclining' cheek:
I hear her breathing alt around.
When ay'nipatby I seek.
in sooth 1 aw a child again
With all a child's deer love
For her who soothes my spirit pain ,
Sty heart with tiers is wove.
James St. S. S. at the
Bend.
The James street Methodist Sunday
•school held their annual picnic to
Grand Rend on Thursday of last week
I:,• -ides :t number of rigs 1:1 busses
urd ea :yells left the church. About
hoot it liege to rein and 1he, rain
lasted for two hours preventing the
settingof the tables. hies 7n
the '
h. afternoon it cleared up and
M.•
arts wrc held in the ark the win-
• hers being as follows: The firat was
• t race fur the little ones when all
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received a prize the next was boys
undcrl2. 1I. Parson., R, Viestle, W'.
Smith. Girls under 12 Gladys Harvey,
Arty Shapton. Cora Sanders: boys en-
ders 15, 1I. ''arsons, G. l'cnhnit•: at.
Retitle : girls tinder 15 S. )3outheott
1. 'hardy, A. Bell; Young 'Men's race
11. Dayman. A. Dayman. E. 11'iliis
young ladies race A llandtord; V.
Kerslake : Rhoda kelrslakc
inarrit•d ladies rase, Mrs.
e. Dayman, Mrs .C. Christie. Mrs F.
Conte.. Married men race IL ford.
E. Shapton. W. h. Colt. Couple race•
Mr. and Mr.. A. Dayman. "1. Shap -
ten and A. llnndford, M. $ .thcott
eel V. Miners ; 3 -legged race 1.. ltich-
trd and M. Willis. Dayman and Per-
king. Veale and \Warren; peanut race
(1. Cadman.. J. Frayn.', E. Traylor
'nen over 50 year§ G. Snell T. 11. Car-
ting C. 11. Snell : obstacle race naymen
and Mitchell. Mitchell and I'crktnel
hot. rtep and ju:nn: '1f. ,tones: 11.
ford, and 1i. Dayman,
['tier to the races a ladies base.
hell match teas played between the
Iced Sox nn'i llustler§ and resulted
t• len favor of the 'ted Sox. For sen•n-
• i t ion:tl plays this made the ordinary
l,seball games look tame. Miss_,
Mary Taylor and A. Handford were
in the pitching box. The -Red Sox
.%ere the heavy hit tern and kept th:
fielders bu.y. !loth silex were i,up-
ISorted by two or three gentlemen
t• .t ho kep: t h•- player§ well in hand.
• 1. ,timer Grieve acted as umpire and
.ve earl Bent satisfaction. The fol-
lowing wee the• line up: Ilustlera,
(Rhoda Kerslake. Mary Taylor. Wm.
Blat ehford, hose Codmor, . ltn§scll
ma) Grace Cudmor.•. Ella Shepton.
Lilly Weetcott. Red Sox : Victoria
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SUBSCRIBERS
Ily special arrangement we are pre-
pared to make an exceptionally low
.offer in newspaper clubing to New
Sub.cribere. From now till the end
of December we will give the "Times"
and Toronto Weekly Globe for the
low price of 35 cents. The price is
away below the, cost of ptodu;ction,
if nick heads is misery, what
is Carter's Li n Liver fills if they
will posit v care ill People who
.have used them speak frankly of
their worth. They are small and
easy to take.
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;; .• -i, purgative r, medics are fa+t
giving may to the•'•ntle action and
mild effect iof rives Little Liver
Pill.. if yo Ty th"m they will cer-
tainly please you.
BORN
DESJARD1NE-.1t Denimoad on Mon-
day, July 11th to 4r and Mrs Leo
Desjerdine. a son.
MAltitIF.i)
BEES -11A1.1. In Lncnn, on July 20
Miss floret ha Florence Smith Rall.
deu(rhtcr of Mt Avmos Dill, to Mr.
Eli Iters, n11 of hfe(lilliA'ary. by
the 1tcv. G. ,1. Kerr.
ItARTLETT-DAViD:(OV-At the rt-
sidenc.• of the brides parents. Mr.
and :Res. It. Davidson, Ntrat hroy,
on Thursday July lit le by Rev. 1)r.
Gandy, of St. Thomas, 'Minn Mabel
1),tidson to '4r. William G. !tart-
let t.
DIED
Me8REA--At Chipman, Kansas. on
July 23rd, Mary Ellen McLeod. be-
loved Wife of Dr. Royal :\letthea,
in her 73rd year.
Miners. Alice Handford. Miss hall,
Pearl %Miners. Lize:. .Johns, 'Hubert
Jones, F.. '1'. Taylor. 11. `Ihni.ton-' M.
Minute.
In the evening a baseball :hatch
wan pinyed between Ntrn(ford and
Grand Rend and resulted in favor of
i:rnnd ;fend 10.2.
NOTES OF 111E:DAY.
'lb • lake was a lit 11.. rough but
1h. r•• n as «ern.• boating in the mem-
o.,.
The rain prevented the setting of
tie tattles at noon but it didn't pre -
n: the 1'ienicieei from having a
good time.
Mr. %Ve nbold. of nashwoud, was
ot, the ground with hie tent end re.
t,ntted a good business.
Alnsic was furnished by the merry-
go-round.
A game of howls was played in the
afternoon with the catnper• and th.•
pirnic,'ts won out.
The gentlemen who won t he atitf
hats in the married men's race. cer-
tainly cut prominent figure.
In the young ladies race they were
certainly goin' some. There trona
about 12 rntri.•s.
Nearly all the fall wheat and bar-
ley have been "et in this section ant
the crops ar- rxc'lient.
Tti' first freight train on the L.
11. and i1. ?ince the strike went
through to 1Vingh.rn Monday and
anoth»r return •d Tuesday. No
freight was taken on at the station.
Tuesday night Messrs. George At-
kinson and Sid Sanders patrolled the
tracks. The section -men received
orders to spike the switches and th't
wee done •\vedner.da►y. )4o far as c to
be aacerteined groin eithe-r side there
in not hint in eirrht but fight.
lust what will breorue of the strike
breakers when the strike is called
off is a question that tunny people
ate a'•king. The in n are decided
flint they will win or fall together,
so that 1f any of the strike -break -
ere are retain. d in the protect! pts
.itions it would mean that the 11.11
now oet of trnplovtn<nt rtoald lose
thtir positions. "If one of the
brotherhood men at any piece on the
whole system o fth• Grand Trunk is
not taken back, provided t he strike
is settled, th n the whole systi'rd
will be tied up ns compl.'te 3+ it ty.
!wrote." said tie- of t offic r. of
the union.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
SPORTS
110W Ll NG
A rink of Clinton bowlers carne
gown by auto and played n game of
bowls ou the green lest Thursday.
The players wore :
Clint or:
Fair
Jackson
Nobinson
Shaw
Skip 9
Exeter
Acheson
11urdon
Taylor
Heiman
Skip 12
A rink of Zurich bowlers played
two games on the green last Friday
resulting as followvsr:
f:eirioh
J. J. ;%(erner
1)r. Campbell
J. 'tau
P. Lamont
Skip $
Exeter
Ii. Spackman
S. G. ilawdeu
N. Dyer ilordni'
W. Clark.
Skip 25
.1. .l, 'Merner
Ire .Ca►upbell
1. hair
1' La MOM
Skip 10
11. Npack►nan
W. May
Rev. Collins
W. IbIatchford
Skip 11
AT THE W.O. B. A. LONDON
Four rinks of Exeter bowlers went
to London Monday and took part
ut tha 'W. O. 11. A. tournament held
t h. re t his W.'.'k The rinks were -
1 Anderson J. G. Stanbury
J. A. Stewart J. (lriovc
W. Illatahofrd C. 11. Snell
W. W. Taman R. t;, Seldom'
W. '11. J..v.•tt W. 1). Clark.
T. Acheson Jas. Tay.or
ItCreechDickson
r L. 11.1
►ck.on
Hee. N.
11, Collin. W. .1. lleatn•tn
The scores for the
rounds were
Exeter Than,esville
It. G. Seldon ak. 17 N, Cornwall sk.30
Exeter Loudon Thistles
W. W.Taautn Mk. 15 S. D. Swift skin
Exeter London
Rev('ollins sk. 10 A. McPherson sk.Z'i
First round for Lgbatts Trophy
Exeter
Beaman skeet
Second
Exeter
Ilesm n sk.n 'Lr i
prelitninary
Dutton
1t.I'. Richie sk,12
Round
ilamilton
Itt
I . Bruce race sk. 1'i ,
First round for Tecumseh Trophy
Exeter
Collins ak. 15
Exeter
'',tract sk. IJt
Exeter
Seldon sk.11
Set and
Exeter
Collins sk.9t
Exeter
Taman sk, 15
Woodstock
Karn ak. 11
Toronto
(ireen'.snod sk.itt
Guelph
Durrell sk. till
Round
Strathroy
Dr. Forsythe ak, 13
London
M . Graham sk,l;t
McNee '1'r• ephy first mend
Exeter Tor Canadas
Seldon ak. 1:1 1f. Greenwood ak.10
Exeter Aylmer
Collins sk.lit \t, Bowker sk. 7
Tuesday night there were id rinks
in the running for the Labatt Trophy
lfeatnan's rink played l'h*lmer's, of
Aylmer, Wednetelay morning but we
wete unable to get the score.
11. the lection of offtc••rs for the
••n•,uing year. Rev. 1). W. Collins
was elected Chaplain.
From an account of the W. O. 11. A.
in London we clip 1 h following from
th.• Free fres.. 'Jake" Stewart. of
F:tel.'r, was around passing out lbs
compliments of the season and extol-
ling t he tine crop% out Exeter way.
Jake can t brow two bouts at the
:311)e time from thy• left and right
hinds. executing a play known as n
side-wheeler. The bowl from tie.
left hand perforins the oscnlnting
stunt."
iIASE11:11,1.
The baseball ti went to Zurich
Thursday and played a game of
hall. The visiting team wa§ ahnt
out by the score of 5.0. T. Boyl.
umpired. Miner pitched n good
gaits but it wa4 lost by poor support.
Following were the players! '..urich
Edighofh•r 1. Silber. T. Worm, E.
Worst. ltinnie 1, 11 -ss 1. 1 nosy
Roffman I, Alois•, 1 ; Exeter Carling.
Hoyle. Palmer. Keys. hawdt'n ,'MI'n•.•r
Ili•.et1. 'Southcott. Brit nen.
A game of baseball was payed on
the school ground/. Monday evening
between Eitel, r and Centralia jun-
tors resulting in favor of th.. visitors
by the scor. of 7-6. The b., t t c► i•
were. Ifis.ett and Itirney for Ex,•t•'r
Ind Ifnynbam and Briery for Cent :..l-
iar : Centralia, F. Ks.»ty 2. De -
elan 2. 'W. Kssery 0. Slavin 0. Ilayn-
hant0, Coates 0. Abbot t 1. ('roynan,
0, 'W'alker 0. Exeter !limey 2. Feke
9. Ilea wool 0. Ifisset1 0. ?sweet 0,
Cr lig 1, Soo hcott 2, 11111 1. And.'r•
son 0.
The seniors end juniors played a
game of ball Tuesday night. the sen -
winning out 13 to 5.
A good game of ball will be p4'..iyed
on the school grounds to -day (There,
d.e} An outside team ie expected,
if t hey do not come t he bachelors
anti benedicts will crash again.
Mr. T. O. $nutheott !' bola tying
thin week in London.
Mr Mani Poplestone, ref 1111th teas
in town on Thursday ht+t.
Mia (hiss is the goes!. o1 her
brother Mr. Win, Grigg at. Cletthant,
Miss Pearl Miners of Eiimvitie visit-
ed Mins. 1).'Ibridge during th'• past
Neck.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall 1f ex. of Lon•
don are visiting t.lali'rs in and a-
round town.
Mrs.1. 1) Atkinson, nod 't•.s
$1.00 per year in advance
EXETER COUNCIL USE tt&-
The Council of the Villag': of Ex-
eter uu•t in the Towu hall on friday
July 22nd 1910. All the members
present. The minutes of the meet-
ings held July 5th, 15th and loth Acknowledged the very Best.
were read and approved. A ci cuilar
Ontario ply Special 500 feet to lb, Green Sheaf 550
f
letter from the 1'3cc'y of the OntarioMunicipal Aiisociation was read and
filed. A petition was read front res-
idents along Wellington street ask-
ing that the said street be teetered -__ __ _ __________
from 'Main street to Grand Trunk
Depot I'er motion of Levett and
!iceman that the petition be accept-
ed and the street be watered. Car-
ried. Per llnlkwill and Walper that
Mr. 'llouldeu receive 82.00 extra ov-
er present contract for the water.
mg of Wellington street until order-
ed off duty. Carried. County Clerk's
notice Re -Levy of county rate for
1910 way read. The amount being
$807.30. The following account§ were
read and ordered paid. Samuel Sand -
ere, treasurer, pt. salary $37.50; J.
Grigg. Supplies 3.27: Samuel Cudmore
cement tile 46.69; Wellington Coats
Registrar liodcrich, (Jackson ,I'Pg,
Co. lly-law) 2.35; J. Harness half
year salary bell ringing 26..r>9;.Exet-
er Electric Light Co. 'Arc street
lighting 57.96. Series street lighting
16.00. Town 'hall lighting 3.60; ,Thos.
Brock jr.. labor cutting weeds x.00:
J. Hell• labor cutting weed 0.57; .J.
sorry do. 7.15: 11. Chas. llorney do.
5.33 ; Henry Reuling labor fixing
fence 4.80; Silas llandtord teaming
0.00; Geo. 'Atkinson labor at fence
1.75; Wm. Welsh labor at fence 1.75;
Clinton Sweet cutting grass on park
1.00: Thos„ fiat ter labor 1.30; Mrs.
White scrubbing
bbr
nR Townn Hall 1.
J
0
Thos, Moulden street watering two
.reeks 33.00; Thos. Houlden teaming
4.00. Amounting in all to b'300.32,
i'assed on motion of Ilearan anti
l:alktt'ill, Carried. Adj.
JOS. SENIOR. Clerk.
Miss Mary Harris,, 13. A. of Kt Marys
a recent graduate of the Faculty of
Education has been Appointed special-'
tit in Moderns and history in Van•
leek hill Collegiate at a salary of $1.- ,
Figfflouth Blodap Twine
ft to lb. Gold Medal 650 ft to lb.
Booth and Cane Men
All desiring space for booths &c. at 1
Grand Rend Old (Hoye 'Reunion and
Gala Day 'August 4th which will be it
l'eidedly tie.• largest day ever held
in 1 his district should apply to A. W.
e,r . llrenner':. 7fot. r. Grand Rend. I
,her 1
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R IA
Use SAMSON BRAND CEMENT
For Walls, Floors, Walks, Etc.
For FLIES on HORSES and CATTLE use
DR. WILLIAMS FLY. DESTROYER or COW EASE
35c to $1.00 per Tin
Tinsmithing and Plumbing
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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JUNE BRIDES
PEOPLE about to go Mouse -keeping should call at ROWE,
& ATKINSON'S Furniture Store and see how easily ands'
Cheaply you can furnish your house.
A Walk Through Our Store
Will show you. Here you will find the 1 ingest and bestassorts
Stock of Furniture ntin the . (:
catty, comprising
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
n fact everything
tt
be
found in n first-class Furniture Store at
such Low Prices that defy Competition,
We have a large number of Lawn and Veranda Chairs which
we are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Hone Furnishers and Funeral Direr tore,
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OLD BOYS' RE=UNION
GALA DAY
a-RAN'D :3END
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1910
There's been some mighty good days here, but TIT IS IS the ('lacker•Jaek of them all !
Right up to the minute with brand new, Novel and Interesting Events and Attractions.
Not n dull spot anywhere.. Nothing being spared to make this, what it really will be, the
Biggest, Best and .Jolliest Day every held in the two Counties, :1 days rolled into one and
the record for all time. A Championship Baseball Matcb, l0 -mile Marathon and two Brass
Bands would do most places Three Days, but these are only a sample of the good things we
have for you, a mere taste.
Just_a Few of the Attractions
GREAT FREE PRIZE DRAWING
For No. 9, 6 -hole Range' Nigh Shelf, Oven Thereinto!'
and Resevoir• Value $50.00
i:ve'y Man, 1Vornanand ('irild taking itt tht•...' `port • will receive a nuntt.er
duplicate, one they keep, the other 11tey pet in a 1 •x. the drawing taking place at
(land Concert Ir. Genre, Nit ,natter if you conee• late e r go luotne early, your
chance is A9 good as 11..- re.'. Some one will take home this valuable prize'
WHY NOT YOU
CHAMPIONRwHIP
Baseball Match
Parkhill vs
Grand Bend Visitors
For SILVER CUP
Races 101 Yowotlle Prl7es
harness and Buggy Race
1•'artners 1Vugon /ince
SPORTS
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
AQUATIC- Bont, Swimming, Diving Contests for
Von, Women, Boys and (iiria, Walking Greasy
Pole, Duck Hunte, rah Rises. t'tc., Etc.
FIELD -Reeve Inc Men, Women and Children from
:et verde t„ a mile.
NOV ELTY Il,un Slash, Pie Eating Contest. Hats
'loss anti Fish Races. illindfolded Wheelbarrow
Race, Etc. Events to interest and snake yeti
serennt with I.nughtet.
$350 IN PRIZES and
ATTRACTIONS
kuron IO -Mile
MARATHON
1 RACE
-w,►tt
1 SILVER GUI'
2 Brass Bands
Will Provide Musk all Day
it nil Evening.
A11 events free and open, Prizes really v.tlnetble, such as (void anti (cold tilled 1Vett Ilea, %Vetch Chains, (inld and
Pearl handled 17nthrell•,., t17 -Piece Dinner Neer, ('hint Vets, Silver Sots, Mleel fishing hods, Etc. The hest list of
Prizes ever given at any ('rltebrret'ott. (►n Exbiter ein on (irmendson Day of Spoils.
Great Double 13111 of HANDS PIRF3W1'OR4{S
In the Afternoon, New and Novel Mechateeal I:fT.:ts in Fire Balloons each as Arerplat;e and Parachute Drop
Shelia dist barging hundreds ntteet m air, neer and novel effect,•, Areial('anon Malutee, F.tt, Etc. IN THE i•:VEN-
IN(i the Grandest f)ispiny seer .pe outside the huger cities. Notthe ord.. ,uy grades, hat !ince, Exhibition (:.,.alai
Worth canting to -ee al.tne.
GRAND BONFIRE BAND CONCERT IN GROVE BY MASSED BANDS
And leets of mho iMMg Attrattion•, The . •••.e, big, billy frond, of all tan time will surely be here, don't be
have returned lento. after t -e in lonely. Tett' another deg- off rt he i.,.ke, It• • I•,og 1inte t.o next summer, Come back and see the old faces. Meet
Ingersoll. the old fri, nils. S.•.• Program for Full Pat tit if'
Mr. and Mrs. Newt, n 11,4er and R11'HARDS' PI'1;E SOAP 1RA1'E F01( VAI 1' \111,1: GOLD WATCH. VAI,i'E $20 LADIES ONLY.
daughter, 1 teeth' relnrhr.l Thur..t:,y r1 mo't►iMMiesesting liner fnr a nig, Pat P. � .11 P1 bars f(i Gold
Pure Others the
placed10
va Aprons. ItlInner
lent alter a tory weeks note. w „r .ht' pick. up Some , piece r, to apron first. to tape get Vnlua le t Id 1V.ttch, (th r. h Soap i p and
Bend. Aprons supplied free,