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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
Our 11 ummcr d10
Of Summer Goods now in Full Sway
We are mucking a SPHCIAL effort at clearing out our Ladies
and Gent., tiu'uuer GOMIS to stake rouse for the New Fall ( hoods
soon to arrive, Bargains all over the store,
[Nes White Waists ! Ladles Wtlllewear
Only- 1 Doz left. But they Ladies skirt, Gowns l
cost go, Covers and Ilrawec� :
ry waist is a bargain, duced prices
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alln t r
Eveat re -
Princess Slips ?{ BINS Wash Sai(S
Just 4 left too sell. You
win have a real snap on one
as we unlst sell theta.
Only 5left. Do you went
a bargain Just about } to lee
takes your choice.
Wash Goods Sale
Glaghams aad C110y3 Liaeas aid DOES
Some of the best colors and ' after a big seasons selling
patterns to chooe from et the j \\ a will clear out the balanc
right prices. f at a big sacrifice.
Black and Colored Parasols
is thee time toave rme extt•a buy one as our prices are inFandown on Now .
Mens and Boys Wearables Reduced
Straw Hats Underwear
Every one to clear at a big Special tic and :35c values are
reduction See the bathing now being offered
suits for men std I:nye, Summer suits Renner.)
Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sox, Suspenders
and Gloves.
This Store closes every Thursday afternoon at
1 o'clock during July an(1 August.
Jones & Ma
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. F. Sanford
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EXETER, ONT, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUR 11th 1910.
°ell TERRIBLE 'LONGU1r:
You take a swine.
You Fly you've Fwutne
Your nails you trim.
But they're not trum.
And Milk you akim
Is never sktlnt.
When words you speak,
Those words are spoken ;
Mut a nose you tweet
is never twokem
Nor can you 'seek
And Say you've eoken.
A top you Spin.
The top 19 Fpun;
.t bare you akin,
1 et 'tis not skun :
\or can a grin
Be ever grun.
If tt • forget.
Then we've forgotten;
lett if we bet
We bave'nt botten;
No house we let
lee ver kitten ;
What we upset,
Is not upsotten ;
Now don't these prowl
Our language rotten(
Boston Transript.
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i!1 TITTONS 1911
The following is the list of prize
•• winners in the standing field crop
• • competition conducted by the Exeter
•♦ IA\gricultural Society. Jly. Gross Le -
trey Judge.
OATS. Prize Winners :—Ilesry An.
derson, Exeter, 85 points; 2nd \trio.
\V. stcot t. Exeter, JJ ; 3rd. 7tobt. Sil-
r:•ry, ICxetcr. 78; 4th. NV'. D. Handers
77 1-2; Geo. W. Hunter Exeter, 17;
ilighly commended Alf. Hicks, 'Exe-
ter 74 1-2 t•ommended W. Robinson
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• The following are the prize winners
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• I in the standing Fall \Vheat crop coin-
2 . Dawson's Golden Chan -1st
Wesley Sheir, Ushorne, 80i points;
2nd Watson Bros, Blanchford, SIij
j points; :3rd Wilbert Sparling, Blanch-
ard 89 points; lth Jas (Gardiner Us-
• ♦ borne 87 petits 5th Rich, Berch, Ful -
s•• lerton S6j points; liis!tliy commended
• • 1Vm. Ross, Fullerton se points; Corn-
• • mended P. h, Doupe 82S points. SVnr.
• • ilickson judge Bobcaygeon. The d,r-
ectors of the Society has decided that
prizes will not be offered for2 bus, Iota
• • of grain at the fall fair as formerly in-
• ♦ stead the same amount of prizes will
• 2 I,e given for tho blame varieties of
2 grain in sheaves el in in diameter.
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j• List of Succesriul Junior
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' Kirkton Prize List
Matriculants
The following list e'utains the
names of three .lasses of canidates ar-
ranged in three separate groups,A Id
(' for the county of Huron.
In group A. are Elven the names
of all canidates who have obtained
complete junior matriculation by pas-
sing on eleven required examination
papers.
In (Troup i3 are piven the 'mines of
those who have passed in at least
eight papers required for Complete
• matriculation. They have, therefore
failed in not more than three of the
teq aired papers,
InI(croup C. are green the Warnes of
Gime who have written upon any
number of inetrici talion papers less
than eleven respired for complete
matt iodation an who have passed on
'
,ll papers which they have written,
1-A.—T. Armstrong, A. Archibald. 1V
• ti, Huston. C. ,V. 1), 1'asens, (3. (!un►•
nine, it. K, ('lark, M. 1. Cowan, M. 1.
Draper. A. K. Dickson, .1. 1'. Doherty
A. 1(, Doyle, C. Fingglantl. E. i'airbairn
E. Geiser, F. M. Gitlin, ft, M. (Grieve
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....,..".e oleete.
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REAL PANAMA BATS $3.50
This Line to be Cleared while they last at Only R:3.5') . .,
11; .1, 1'', (tillespie K. ilt•tvitso1) .!• 111,
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Some SWELL TWO P1E('E SI•I 1's
0 r 1 .i •t titnchiey M. E. Dorton, F. Il.,uaton
Made to :Measure for v' •i • •• I. F Jackson, P. 11. Kerr, F„ II I neer
44: (J, McTaggert, W. (;, !11eXevin, 1), i1.
'1:"!'t; 1LLti \Vi)ItKI\(l swum HO('tCS :: uc(iinnis J. T. Mitchell A. Pickard,
:i i M. l'. ('rice (G, G. Rose M. 1, Scott L.
`il"!:` \VnItkING GLOVES l-\D1;InvE,11t t , 1. Stapleton A. Hirer,�!s, G. Stewart,
STRAW II ATM !• 3S 1 J. 1;. Trneniner J. It, Taylor le (1, J.
: r- � Wataell.
_•; B,—J, Chidgey, (1, 11. llncarthur, J.
M, Mace; thin..
is 1 C, -1V. G. !Briley. M. Braun E. rope -
ii land, T, IL ('ase. 1'. 1', Dickson, A
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LIBERTY SHOES BEST MADE
111(11 (SHADE CLOTHING ANli \11 \ s
Fi'1:.IMI11N(7H,
Saiiay I3awderi
se
*6 • ILILii:17;ZIFILILis
Dow. it. (1i11, H. 11, ilonner, CAL Alt -
'telly W. Monteith, E. 11. 11, Ucclnn
aid, Agnns 11cLee.d. R. McIntosh. 31.
M Maclean, T'..1 Price M. 1'. Ritchie
It. A. Walter.
Shot New York Mayor
11 Mayor William J. Gaynor lies in St.
== t Misty s 1toepital Hoboken, whet the
et. I bullet of James .1. Gallagher his ass.
assin, sent hits \Vednrsd,ty with his
els 'is chances of life evenly balanced. No
• 1 :::�:• nod and tie lnite except that of hope
1 1 ......,.lir con came from the physicians who
—'"" •� I arc nt his bedside until the passage ni
I1hoists brings before their e,eg evi(len-
ceof the et emelt. between their pal i•
i ent's vitality and the inroads of septi-
como. The mayor is not sn(Tering
ASSORTMENT' greatly at present Its, has not. lost
(•nnsrinusneas since (Gi111nghvr revolvr,r
tt'a9 disc barged milt0(41,1111:
the Meek of his
neck cn the promenade deck of the
- _---- Kaiser 1VIIhlelnt der Gt•nsse, a fe.v
Theta three go haivi i•1 h t:i,t here nil wilt, this it pretty good place to : minutes before ten o clock. ile is
come for desirables in the alive to the nitnre of the trial shat he
THREE POINTS OF SUPERIORITY
Goons PRICES
HOUSE FURNISHINC LINE
faces. Insisting that the physicians
should tell hitt just. how the score he•
(wren bine vlf and death stood, :lnyor
if one of these points were missing you wool d he sure to notice it, so' Gaynor heard their report and seers•
W091,1 we and we watch things so closely that right. goods. Fair Prices and Pd vatisfled 110 knons limat. he must
•oiiplete asenrttnent answer „present„ here ell the t i►uq,, mak h his strength ngninat that of
TO ,lay is as good a time iv. any to look. It matters not what furniture death abil that the issue grows tenser
seeds you have in mind you will flrul us able to deal with you to your come with passnge of the h -,urs.
pieti sal. isfact ion. __T,
A full line of under felt ingretepl:e..Iltvsys en gland sausfnetbolo gltariu,leed The "Times' and Toronto Weekly
Jas. Beverly,
LOCALS
31r, •,.W. Snell, of Guelph, who Las
been spending two weeks with his
parents Mfr. and Mrs. Wm, Snrl1,
F..limville, bas returned home.
Mrs. W. .J Beaman entertained a
number of lady friends on Wednes-
Gagetown, N. Ite on August
day afternoon.
Mr
Mr, John Spackman received the
sad news last week of the death of
his sister Mrs. Tuck, who died in
Spackman and son E. J. left Wednes-
day for that place.
A quiet but pretty wedding took;lace at Itsreabytdrlan Mans,',
Themes Road, yesterday afternoon,
when Miss Ohre Dorcas Willie,
1 daughter of Jr. - aid Mrs, Jas. Wil-
lie, Exeter, \"orth, was united in
marriage to .lir. George W. Good-
win, of \Vebster, New York, The
interesting ceremony was performed
by 7tev, C. Fletcher, the young couple
being unattended, M:. and lira.
Good,s•iu will meke their future
horse is Exeter for some time, after
which they will go to Webster, to
reside, They will helve the very best
wishes of a Bost of friends for their
future happiness and prosperity.
The London Advertiser gives bhe
following particulars of 3 former
well-knoo•si Exeter boy, being the
son of Mr, John Evans.—"One of th-
prettiest weddings of the season took
1.,13e0 Wednesday of last week at the
home of Ifrs. James Doyle, 19.2 Rec-
tory st., when her youngest daugh-
ter :Miss Ethel H. McIntyre was mar-
ried to Mr. Ch:'ia,v K. Evans. of De-
troit, formerly of London. The cer-
emony was p•rforrned by Canon Dy-
son haute in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. The
bride looked very handsome in n
beautiful goner of cream voile over
twasta eilk. of navyand bluesr broadcloth. '11
lling oth. ess
Pearl 'McIntyre. sister of the bride
'(tead.•d her end wore n dress of
vale green crepe de chem. 11r. A.
.t. Evans was groomsman and the
wedding merch was played ay Mr.
11, 1lilton Evan., Mr. tine Mrs. t:vane
left for Detroit whets• they will re-
side.
TIIE I11:SIN ESS OUTLOOK.
The 'Monetary Times of Toronto
sutnuc:sizes the goad factors in the
financial and commercial Situation a.
fnlrnws
ink dept.•its l:,fP•r.
Bank c!e•+-ings i•_rg, r
Railroad 1lrt)ing, Wager.
Industrial eondit.ons good.
Trtdc ince, aing.
Crop area gr. Iter.
Investment greater,
Immigration volume of capital.
Larger inflow of capital.
Much construction in progress.
Mineral production good.
Mergerg etiminat:ng foolish eomre-
tition.
Against 1bee. ,' elements of dan-
ger it :,•ts.
Tient money Jik :y in
Droaght has h•..rt crops.
Investment eituetiun dull,
Labor trouble.
Foolish real estate purcbase•.
The sup'rior weight is by this still.
in the fair t:m-s of the balance.
WOODIiAM
Mrs. llowarJ i'ereu'nn, of Toronto
.end Janes $tttenie, of Calg:'ry, are
t he• ;zees! s of t heir siet••r, \I r.=. Will
?3t,-wer!, of Woodham.
Rev. 1t'rn. it. Venc • and Mr'. Vallee
left .Monday (or \•irtoria 1t. (', They
11 ill t„• away a wont It or more and
will visit the Gener,1 Conference of
the Methodist church while in (he
GRAND BEND
J. WILLIS PO YELL
Mr. J. Willis Powell who for a
number of years has been conduct-
ing a stationary and phonograph
business in the Express building,
last week purchased the fancy goods
business conducted by ;'Sirs. Dearing
for /SOHO years. Mr• Powell took pose
cession on Monday last and will
mote his stock from the express
building to his new store at once.
\\'fills is well known in and around
Exeter and has many friends who
WWI lith success in bis new centre. -
See .ins. Bevuperorit adv't on there HERMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
riority on the lir -+ `
page.
points of supe
$r.00 per year In advance
BUILDERS HARDWARE
Wire and Cut Nails, Lox and Knobs,
Hinges and Butts, Class and Putty
Hangers and Track, Roofing Etc.
Threshers' Supolies
Belting and Lacing,
Gauge Glasses and Washers,
Packing and Babbitt
Valves and Fittings
EXETER COUNCIL
Th t'., ie•il th. Villnr,•• of Es-
jeter te.1 in tie 'Town Ball Friday
Autres: 5th. Absent Councillor Wal-
,
r. h minutes Of the meetings
held July 22nd and 3oth were read
:,0.1 1pprov•d. :\ let ter from Engin-
e..r Farncomb. of London. regards
N. oiling Mr. P. Crews Millright, of
London. to adjust the water wheel
was read. The statement from the
Seeretiry of the school board asking
that thirty-one hundred dollars be
levied for school purposes for the
ensuing year be made. I'er Beaman
and Levett that Mr. Beldon be al-
lowed gravel for walks. he to place'
the present cement on the road oppo-
r'itt• the walks to be rebuilt, carried.
Per Leven and ilalkwilt, that ten -
tiers b.• asked for the cleaning ,
and decorating of the Town Hall in-�
eluding the entrance, and that Coun-'
cillors tlalkwill and Ifcatnan he a
committee in cher8e, Carred, Per
Lovett and Ilalkwill, that the elle
commissioner notify Mr. Hauldri
that he must piece the watering cart
or wagon when not in use, in the '
shett behind the Town hail, cat reel
The following accounts were rt • .
and ordered `•aid. Sem. teenders t '-
eerarn' to Toronto. Mets.; Arth
Glanville labor at rometery S1Q,0o
Louis 1)av, flower• for cemetery. 22.-
95; Hiles ltandford, teaming for cem-
etery. 4.39; Jno. Halter fencing for
cemetery (1.25: Thornton Iteker, wire'
for c nl. t, rya 1_.00: .1• \V• ltrownie-
I'ortnald'•hyde and e:eohol 10 12 :
t)ue.•n City Oil Co.,. gasoline " 1_;
Jon. 9. and 'ley groceries for e1rs ,
Delve 1.12; Feeler ••letric light
Are Ijt htinc 60:1e. Serve•. -1: ;
lighting 41+.00: town hall 9.60: It
Davie teaming' gravel '10:00: inn.
Norry labor at grav,•!ing 27,00; Barn,
Sweet help t'l.acin't a heel, 1.00: Thos.
Webster labort at drain 1.75; Siete
llandfor•l teeming grew.' 211.00: Thos,
tiartnotl teaming orevel and labor
:11.9,1: Wm. Weigh tor•:,kincr stone
and labor 10.50: Thos. Brock, sr.,
labor ixaveling 8.75: Walter West-
cott labor grav••line 8.25: Henry
\Villers ten mine t''.i »1 19.00: 1\'m,
tliIlespio. do. $,00: ltoberl Giliies. do.
e.00: John it••I1 labor at enrol 23,45;
frank Sweet help placing wheel 1.00;
Theodore tV:clp.•r t.•arnin:g gravel 27.
i'red tie etor labor at travelling 7.10
Thee ,Moulden (( lining Rravel 4.00:
Thos, Iloulden two week•e st, water -
ilk! 35,00: .1 Ills: eft pt. salary
.13,00; C. \s' Cross pt. '•clary ccmct.
tory 29.00 t" \t'. Cross, hones Inc
Practically every cottage at the season 190•'-'0 _ 'i0, Per Ralkwill—
lknd is occupied, and (Garry llolfteen II••itnen 11" I;'on tiro•. accOU:lt
the genial stage striver, who ought of 2:1.10 Feer l inch furnished ltctri•
to know. says the present 5Peenll is spent 1 , 1 An ones -'m •nt per
as good as he has ever meet), If pros- I. •vett t I , t he council • •. ?10 Ott
stet plana materialize we nifty see only or thi+ arra:nt. �• l
1larry next ,eat• hluasnm out art n ► Sal mnt ion c , cried. 81:1010*
Liv, chnulTeur nn a motor hue which :ItftJ,02, passed on motion of L,•t, t t
his cornpisny may install fur next :Ind ileatnar,, rlrri 1 AdJ 10.50 Iran,.
eutotner's hnsiness. til; ! 1 rat, Clerk.
The gasoline ync•ht Watford, limn ' '--
the town of thatnacre, has been in Ii1D11Cf.1'll t.
port the greater pat t of the week,
this 8011801) has returned home after 1 t council r.. : t .; tea
Jiss Helen Vane, one of the moot !lee nt, 1h • • v• nd 111 the
popular girls an gat the campers a short visit with Mrs. Clinger. with
whom she returned from a hip down
the Ht. L:tterenre Inst week.
Mts. 1:, L. Ede- and family, of Lon-
donLon-
donhave takes, ei cottage en the
Exeter aide.
Hiss Eva Sunthrutt has it bevy of
young lathes visiting her 1, in Lon-
don,
Mr. W. W. Gaminage lies returned
to London after spedning a week with
his family ot. the London ride,
Auto parties were much in evi•
(knee on teaturday, Ur, Jones end
1(r. Herman of London both bring.
ing up parties for the week end, he -
aides the osteal number of tourists
stop'tit t
up hth eKake Itrotadttto ls tGodpt•Ich and
points north.
CHEESE I'A'CTOItY �l(,"RNf•:l
The itftncbard cheese factory was
burned to the ground about 12 (o'clock
'Tuesday night of last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Proudloi%ee end the helper who
live in the bntilding were awakened
by rraekling flames The factory wets
a total tom Mr. 1'roadlove
v.
carri rl nr "2,700 ino
(Rohe to neer subscribers from stow 'tees in Ilse Perth MI/ nal, but this
Leading ndertaker ' tt'i .tiny, 1.t. 1911 for 55 cents. en.nunt is insuff:ci• nt to cover the
and furniture Dealer Children - ry
E:X F'i' F E?, ONT. FOR FLETCHER'S 7 h • origin o fl h • fire is a mystery
1 A boit thought that it may have or -
CASTOR
iginated from tie• bo i• r,
ln- . Th,• Mork of eh, testeevas nearly
11 saved from 1)r• flame.. 1t wee
assured by the net•rons for £t,500
•
:: - 1 . pr. to
I ... Soun at ee eri -rte1 that
1 1. , . - r
••' •• - •,mount 1 • paid ae 1 1 t, . '' ' make
It , sign ord 1- for th'• .1
Ganem.•, el:!is - ,1•..,ds. a; Tt, He, 1
73c1-. Wee •• - en, print:tie ere.'
2',011: text- t, -;•t10!in,t .'ll •
di r::•.. , to li-•.. ',.Ito:
: I, r�,,.lnl,i1 `, , r Ili• _ ,t' pectdltatli .�O10
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Oren it, elo 1), r s 1 , 1. „ I.I.
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building ':an•lei,u. , •\• •, •And YOU will Saveb
1. Piton. do 21,E+3: .1.- iMoney y calling on
••1 contract Div, 0 58,00 J. 11 t , '
rut tine we.•d., div. 1, 2.1111. r. I: , •
overseeinr Irtar l �n,17,.. 1 Ani Sellin the 1
(ileo• ,\, Aavis days in 1''t ..r, I - .Sadist, Makes
it. 11- itatleh;: . . , 1;,i:: ,,el, -
walk. in (;r.tntorr l:- a!, ,1:", 1•,:I:
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ora 1 ,, •• .,: t••1'1• m-
int' etat::r • 1&or 1 ••. (irin_s r
2.00: t .', ' . ittg 41 v. •t,
7.00; el. Are, a-,:• ••r,v,-1 neo and 11
q11} in pit Div, 3, 30.804 ino, Dick -
en., rep te ;dee Da. 3. 2.50. E. D.
lel., - r- 1, 1::e•t•• • f: .0: i Div. 4. 9.00
.11.. \I ic,len ere •1 contract Div. 1,
11.00: TI' ermine: edjonrned to
01 • •1 ( n \rondos the 'et h day of Supt,
(PIO n t 10, a.m. t'i
'\V, It. STANLE'V ' •rk.
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2n 1 to Mr. and \1r;:, 1; :,. II. I
nr T:h!•• df• -I t:f ' r.. ...:Y
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P. S.—Ail Accounts are now Due.
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JUNE BRIDES
PEOPLE about to go House -keeping should call at. WPIVE.
& :\'1'K iNSON :S Furniture Store and see how easily :end"
Cheaply you can furnish your home.
A Walk Through Our tore
\VIII show vol. flee,. you will tied the largest and best e.,sorte
• i'l Stock of Furuit,ire in the (tonnty, comprising
Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed -
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
19 f,tct everything ti, be found in a lirst-class Furniture Store at
each Low 1', ices that defy Competition,
1 We hay' a large number of Lawn and Veranda Chairs which
•we are selling at rete•trkebly Lew Price..
1 ROWE & ATKINSON
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The Leading 11o,ne Furnishers and Funeral I)irectors,
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PFCIAL $
ANOS
For the Fall Trade
After handling PIANOS for the past fif-
teen Years, am now niakillg a Specialty in
selling NIGH (iR,1l)I PIANOS. If you are
thinking of buying a Piano it will pay you to
see sic before doing so as 1 am prepared to
The "Time.' and Toronto Wesel,
.est to t- w se l,-criber; from sow
tel .l;iny. 1st, 1 et for 33 rents.
Me
J. KELLERMAN
DASH WOOD
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Big Stock of -.=
Boots and Shoes
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done