Exeter Advocate, 1906-07-05, Page 1&ellen/Aim. .that
theoegh the Aavo-
tee'ru you, reaeh more .
people theez. through
eny. abet,- channeL
ViIlege
ee doe-
,
a, .ee, • y seat,
ietieeat exeheuged
fee P4.31 at eteetinable
etereniieeieo-, Apply -
!Jr Ei';11-L
One .Dolltuis Starts
the ball rolling. If you earn, a small salary and
save part of it, you are betteioff thairhe who earns
a large salary and spends all of it. Take out
A Deposit 33ook With us
you will like it; an independent feeling always
possesses the man who is thrifty and saves; we
credit interest quarterly on savings acc'ts.
The Sovereign.Bank of 'Canada.'
Put your money in 0, place where y'aie can get it when you want it.
30.8. snr,th Mitnager at Exe er, Creclitop, and Dashwood.
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THE s CANNING FACTORY.
seems to bean the talk of the town just now, and a good thing it is.
Let us htseee ft canning factory or any Other industry that will improve
our condition. Some etee, "Oh, the cost!" Well, we can't have these
things without cost. There are these who will pour cold water on
any and everythhige but, pleased to say, they are few.
hat about
Bros.' Store?
We never had a finer stock of goods thao we have to day
OUR Si.1111.1VcPR GOODS
of the very best quality and latest styles. ee
- Oor goods are a guarantee that We always keen the best.
We have a few of those choice waists left, both in silk and lawn.,
e Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets -foil assortment. -
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Give ma ball and we will use you right.
4,
Promotion Examinations.
I Following is a result of the promo-
.. ,.• ea
tion exanairettious in the Exeter Public.,
School: '
Form IL to Form IIL-jr. Teacheret
Course, 60% to pass, 70% foe honors:
E Taylor 80, A May 72, G Thomson 70,
E Willis 66.. Jr. Matriculation Couree,
50% for pass, 70% ter honor*: 13 Stone -
roan 70,.M 13obier57,, E Goetz iv, From
Jr. Div. Form II,. to Si. Div. Feral
II: At johns 58, / Rowe 57, J Walker
543,,F Foss 56, L Coultis 54, M Ilawkies
52, L Martin 51, L Rehneer 51, 13 Mar-
tin 51.-A. E. Dorrington, teacher.
Regular Olass to Form II.--(11otiors)
I Handford 75, 13 Mack 71, E. Collins
70. (Pass). 13 Amos 69, L Mulholland
07, L 13irney 67, K Stewart Ode g Jones
05, j Oestricher 05, L Godwin 03, E
Down 61, W Huston Of, 14 Sanders 00$
B Elbwey 60, L Hodgert CO. Cornmer-
cial Diploma, (Honors) af Cameron 86,
M Quance 79, 13 Welsh 74, A Howard
70. (Pass) E Bissett 65, A McCurdy 60.
A, F. Chidley. teacher.
Promoted from Sr. III. to Jr. IV. --
P Godwin 72, 14 Rowe 69, L Grieve' 69,
B Atkinson 69.' P, odwin 68, M. Jew
53, 0 Welsh 59, E-
k
ell 07, II Ames 66, Fake Oa H Howe
ey 02, W•Fuke 024 -Sweet OL M Da-
vis 59, E Berckeroo 56, M Wendlancl
57, B Westcott
Southcott 51, Jr, tile to Sr. III --0
Wood 73, W"Stewert 69, ll, Bissett 68,
0 Heywood 68, B McKay 05, R Dearing
63, C 'Pickard, 62, M Jewell 61, W Buell
59, E Shaddock 59, L M revue 58, F
Brock 57, G. Taylor 57, M Acheson 50,-
E Brock 50, D. Hall 51,` ' y ,Oreecht-51,
L Shell 50, E Taylor 49.5,
• - H. E. AValroisd, teacher.
Jr. IL to Sr. IL -E Hellion 81, 13
Walker 80, L Ford 76, It Flynn 74, E
Balkvvill 72, E Mitchell 71, L nut-oblate:1
70, E Harvey 69; V Knott 68. 0 Ander,.
son 67, Pa Davis 61, A Beverley 58, May,
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Brimacombe 56, Sr. II. to jr. 11 1.-
A Jackson, R Ballewill 81, V floulcen
79, I Hardy 78, W Heideman 70, M
Carling 75, li, Wood79, L Treble lit
0 Dearing 70, r Shaddock 69, M. Hoot -
den 08, 0 flocigert 68, It McPherson 67,
,/-1 Snell 66; M Sutton 65, le Taylor t 64e
V Rowe 63, G'Marshall 62, Al Bagshaw
00, M Qaance 59, GeDelve 57, V. Elie-,
..,, terbrook,55,,,E.DinettY,-54t --e,e'eeeerae-e
Anna E. Martin, , teacher.
.,
Jr. IL to Sr. IL,,,,e(ktradet VI -)--
4 Seldon 96,M, Janes 88, L. Harvey 87,•
Al Gardiner 87, B. Quance•84, I Sweet
81, A MacKay 70, 'N Jones 74,-R Rowe
61. Jr. IL, (Grade VII.) to Jr. -• IL
(Grade V1.)e-j rollick 58, E'Boweel 56,.
Elsie A. Al eCelluin, Teacher.
- Jr.- II. to Sr e 11.e -R, Viewing, ,82, F,
„ Rowe lee ,INI Knott 074 W Manson. 67,
A. Mack 65. E Welsh 04. let L. (Grade
VII.), to Jr. II; (Grade VL) -E Day SS,
J Russell 53, T Clark 52. ,
toi' X. Jeckr.'etit teache
. .
Ilighe4 price paid for Produce -Butter 18, Eggs 16
Look to, yott, 'haying tools, and,see if your are ready for
that very busy Season of the year.
• .
We are prepared' to sell you any tools you may need,
.-such as and Forks, Etc., and Nve especially emphasize
HAY FORK
We are showing.the blst quality of British Manilla Rope
• •
The price is 15c, per lb. 5. per cent, off for cash.
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Binder Twine: Don't neglect to leave your order early
for Binder Tvvine. We have 3 tons of the celebrated
Plymouth twines for sale- 110 other is quite so good
-prices guaranteed.
COWARD 85 CLARKE
Winchelsea
DR. G. F. ROULSTON, I...D. 0,, D. D. S.
„ „115 lEtiki 111ST
Member of the It. �p. S. of Ontario and Itonor
Gradnate of Toronto University.
, •
Teacher Wanted
' To teach S.S. No. 5, Morrie, 131 ni1e et of
Exeter. Personal application and a Maio teacher
preferred. Apply to •
Joshua Heywood, See,Treas, Exeter, 1.0,
OFFICE: Over Dicison & Carling's Law Office; in Insure Against Wind.
Dr, Anderson's fanner Dental Parlors, -_.....-- . .
The Huron Weather Insurance Co., with, head-
. - quarters- at Zurich, has been started and" as I have
roe a. Be ,Kneseteete L. D. S., D. D. S. been appointed tgent for the ToWnship of Stephen,
Honor graduate of. Toronto Univeristv. I am novv prepared to reeelye risks.
. .1. G. Was, 0rdit011.
DENTIST,
eeth extracted without any pain; or any bad, effects
Office in Faniion's Block,, west side Main street,
Exeter.
°
Medical.
r. MALLOY, M. 13. (Tor. Univ.} MEURER
21.• College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former House Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
• Successor to Dr, J, .A. Rollins. Residence: net on
first street forth of office, teeter, Ontario.
. .11.0504i1
nicoox & °AMINO, BARRISTERS, 8OLI0/.
telt , islotaries, Conveyancers, Conunissionere,
'Solicitors for Molsons Dank, etc.
Miley to Loan at lowest rates of interest.
Oilices, Main street, Exeter,
L, Dielifies
0404100,
violin. TO LOAN.
W1tVe slog° amount of private tenet to lain`
ell earn and village propertieo 10 low rates of Intel.
est.
0M44..liMA1& STANDURY,,
parriltre„ SoliciloresMain at., Xxeter On
WANTS :TO MARRY
A reskicat ift a. neighboring 'village. about lilty
Jeitrs Of age with elnle itleatiN withes to communi.
cat. with 4% Duly of about 0.1711d Sige *Ith it view to
marriage. C011ittlitIniations with *tamp eneleited
t to this receh etteotiOn.
LLOYD P. 'JONES
" 00(41410 and Choir Muter of litethodiet
t March. Teacher -Piano, Organ, Voice, Harmony. i
Satan inethrele, Moroni:Phnom
ae,
WANTED: by Chicago wholesale aud mail order
house, aSsistant manager (man or woman), for this
county aud adjoining territory. Salary $20 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced.
Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment
or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write
at once for.full particulars arid enclose iielf-addressed
.enveloped.
St/iPERINTENDENT, 182 Lake St., Chicago, 111.
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FARM FOR SALE
firat.claSs farm, Let 5, Cori. a, Usborne, contain.
ing100acres, with good under draining. On the
premiEes are a good frame house '20x30, kitchen 12x
18; frame barn 28x50; bank barn 26xtift; granary 21x
24, all in good repair; 1 are of orchard. The farm
i8
811 miles item Exeter, wire &school on the lot and
it church opposite. Price,$V)00, half in molt and bal.
mice on mortgage, or otter coralitione to suit intr.
ehaser. .Apply to Matthew Reiland, Centralia, or to •
Robert Reiland, Exeter, „,
FOR SALE
Ono Otthe best &nue no the London, north of Ex.1
et -r, containing 100 acree;00 Poxes of ,which tinder
cultivation, 10 scree first.eiass hardwood bush, Tide
farm is it thoroughly up-to.date one, fine brick /route
large bank barne„ all in good ropier; wdl watered,
drained and '.'ll foneed, g00,_ d erotism, and. .10
tittuded (merit 51*'very beet rartningeommumbefi
in the Provinee of Ontario, and convenient to both
Exeter and Iteneall markets. Tents are cagy. For
further particulars apply to Messrs. Dickson k
Chiang, Barritters, Exeter, Oat.
Money To. Loan.
have piivete toe& te leen on farns and *illage
properties at lowest rNtes of intermit
EltNEST 1.1,4410T
Olke
op'. iito'Oetttral Hotel, Man -at., Exeter
School ROOM.
The following is a report of S.S.
1, Stephen, for the month of June bas-
ed on good conduct and general pro.
&lenity, - Sr. Department. -V. -W
Hodgins, E Windsor, 11 Duplan. 'Sr.
IV.-eM Hepburn, Jos White, A Robin-
son, 0 Wilson, G Essery, 0 Wilson, L
Robinson'F Mitchell, N McCurdy, M
Elliott, GIlogarth. IV -H Hicks, E
Sims, M Elston, A Duplan, J Dempsey.
Jr. Essery, R Wailis, M Bayn-
haneM °elites. • Sr. III. -B A.nderson
E Wilson, n Windsor, E Baker, F
Davey, E- Oallfris,EtDavey, R Coins,
H White, N. I:lean-mow
Minnie Botterill, teacher.
• The followingtare the names of the'
-pupilstin Khiva school for the month
of June. Names in order of merit: Sr.
IV. -Dora Kraft, Bennie McCann,
Milton Rate, Harry Yearley, Jacob
QeeeineLavina Rall3OVer, Lillian Haiet.
Jr. IV.t-Olias. Gower, Edmund Kraft,
Georgina Hartinare Charlie Regier.
Cunningham, John Wil-
helm, Tboines Yearley, Maggie Han-
over, Flossie Hartman Ella 'Wilhelm,
Clara Jacob. II. -Harold Gower Lima,
Finkbeiner, Lew IS Johns, James Ma-
vviiinney, Joseph Regier, Roy Johns,
Roy Betz. Sr. Pt. IL -Gladys Ma-
whinney, Francis Flynn, Elsie Apple-
ton, Arthur Hanover. jr. Part II. --
John Cunningham, Wilbert Hartman,
Veronica Etanover. Pt. L ---Milton
Jacob, Irene Mawhinney, Gordon Ratz,
Peter Regier. Average attendance 62.
Earl D. Campbell. Teacher.
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The Exeter_Councils
Council met Saturday !eight per call
of Reeye. All members present. Min-
i -des of previoas meeting readand con-
flemed. The Reeve explained the ob-
jeet of the meeting, namely to consid
01'in conjunction with the officers of
the Exeter Canning and Preserving
Co„ the preliminary agreement be-
tween the said company and the cor-
poration of the village of Exeter. Mr.
Dickson, the town's solicitor, was pre-
sent and read the agreement, which
proved satisfactory to beth council
and company.
rtike-Treble-that the agieement
as read, be adopted wed that the Town's
Solicitor be andas hereby authorized to
prepare 0, suitable By -Law tie, be sub -
witted to the reteptiyees of the village
of Exeter if the agreement. AS read,
he propeily signed by the Reeve on
behelf of the corporation, and the
Presiderit and Secretary on behalf of
the Exeter Canning arid Preserving
Co. -Carried. e
Ceeech-Treble-that the following
named Ire appointed Deputy Iteturutl
ing officers in taking the vote re cane
ning fa etory Ward No, 1,11. N. Creeeh ; I
No, 2, INS. Weekes; No. a. 10e. Davis;
No. 4, H. E. Iliteton.
Treble -the following 11Mfl.
ea be appointed Poll Clerk:: Ward Ni.
1. JAM. ()remits g No. 2, W. D. Weekes;
8.L..0.Vincent; No.4, John 'White..
Creech -Puke -eclat the Council ad -
Jour
SALA DAY AT CENTRALIA.
The annual strawberry Festival in
eenueetion with the Metliodist.Charch
held on the parsonage grounds Mon-
day will go on record asoneofthe most
suceeeeful in tile history of the church.
The weather was ideal and a Jarge
evolvi-t gathered froon far and, near.
Thew wae abiludanegeof strawber-
riee and cream and other choice deli-
eaciaa Provided and all in ettendance
were delighted with the dey'e pro-
gram., The usual games and sporte
were•earriecl out, which proved an le-
terestiog feature, particularly the tug -
of war between two teams cboseu b
Mr. 'Wee Ilielgins and Mr, Henry Mills
and the dog race in three heats. These
were very keenly contested and caused
considerable excitement, The Oredi-
ton 13rees Band was present and did
mach toward brightening the proceed -
logs. The concert in the evening was
0, (Ming' conclusion to the day' e pro-
gram,. the Imperial Male Quartette of
Loudon furnishing a particularly
bright and intereeting program, at
whietili. large number were.in attend-
ance. The elocutionary selections by
Miss Kate Elliott *ere admirably ren-
dered and brought forth much ap.
plariee. 0n the whole it was peobahly
the beet entertainment ever given, in
the ellurah. The total ptieceedsof •the
afternoon and evening amounted to
about $200. Following is It list of the
sports and prizewinners:-Boys race
under 12, IL Pahner„ A; Duplan; girls
race under 12, Florence Beaman, Olive
'King; -boys over 12, 0,, .Witeeth, R.
Coughlin; girls. over 12, Pearl' Bissett,
Eva Wetzel, M. °elites; Wheelbarrow
race, J. Sweeriete and C. Swayzie, Geo.
Rieke and Hervey Ricks; potato 'race;
0. Rieke, M. Southcott. a Hicks; nee -
die -and -thread race. J. Sweeny, T.
Munroe, Peeey Windsor; backward
raett, T. Monroe, Me Sonthcott; three.
legged -race, J. Sweeney and O. Sway.
zie, Wm. Witrreo and 'W. Luker; La-
dies race. Lena Sweeney, Mrs. J. Law -
sore L. Kew; Ladies contest throwing
baseball, Minnie MaYnhato, Lilly El-
liotaLyde liandford; ran hop -step -And
juMp, E. Gower; 37 ft 6 in.; N. Bell-
ev,004., 36 ft.. 6 W.; tug-of-war, W. Hod -
mat team; _hundred Yard' race, J.
weatieeataeUteleetee,ra,,Sevatteite e doge
race, Herb Mitchell, Fred raerhalla
The baseball Match' between the Oen+
tralia and Mooresville teams resulted
in a victory, for the home team of II -4;
*aod the•gitmein the evening 'between
Exeter and Centralia resulted in a vic-
tory forthe home team by a score of
0 to 1 -
OntraIia.
eeetved a big package of Jap-
'flueee- China -last the thingfor wed-
ding presents--Cbaeltonts Fair, Exeter.'
Wae. Moffatt hue started to move
his hotel to the Duiferin House proper-
ty, John Pateley and Miss Brock
of London are visiting at the home of
Frank Hicks. -- Mrs. Alex. McGowan,
accompanied by her two little,, sons,
after a pleasant :visit with her, sister,
Mrs. A. Brooks, retarned to her home
near Blyth Monday evening.-Missee
Sadie McGowan, and May Boyle of
London spent the helidays with friends
here. --john Parsons, we are • sorry- to
state, continues very few from.
this neighborhood went to the Bend
on Sunday and Monday last. -Miss
Maud Porter has completed her duties
here as teacher in the school end left
Tuesday morning for her home in
Clinton. She ,was accoinpanied by her
mother -who spent a couple of days in
our midst. -Miss Kate Elliott has re-
turned from London. -Mrs. French of
Clinton "WAS here visiting her sister,
Mrs. W'rn. Elliott, during:the week. --
Miss Lydia, Finkbeiner, Ceecliton; R.
McLaughlin, Rodney. and R. Huxtable
of Hamilton, spent the holidays at -the
horne of J. Huxtable. -Miss A. Ilux-
table, who has completed the millinery
season' at Rodney, has returned for
the holidays.,
Crediton
PRETTY WEDDING. the 'month
of lune when all earth is decked with
gorgeous colors of ficeivers, foliage and
ferns, the youute irianti fancy turns to
thoughts 01! love ---evidenced by the
many weddings which tire takiegplace
weekly in and arotind Crediton.
Thie week we ate called 'upon to pen -
the pleasing event which took place
'tVednesday, June 21, at the home
of Mr: Jas. Laraport, evheo Mr. David
McKetrick of I.46/1f1011 claimed their
charming daughter, MiE40 Cora, as his
bride. At 2 ;0 cloek the beide and
groom, accompanied by the bride's
sisters MSS Molly, and the groone's
brother entered the parlor where Rev.
Andrew" tiedthe emptial knot in the
presence of only.a few WOWS. The
bride and 'bridPsmitid displayed good
taste in -their wedding gowns, they be-
ing attired in white and carried beaufi-
ful boaquets. The company thenre-
paired to the dining worn where a
dainty and appetizing wedding tea
was served. Many beautiful gifts
were peesentel to the bride from her
friends Who held her high in their es-
timation, and who are indeed sorry to
eee her going so 'far away. Mr. and
\Mrs. iticKetrickleft Saturday for Lon-
don, prior to leaving for their future
home in the West. The best wiehes
of all accompany them and may their
future be oue long season of happineee
raid prosperity.
XiSS Ada -Sibert, .who hare been vis-
iting he,' aunt, MIS, Sattl Brown, the
past month, returned to her home in
Platteville Tueedity.-Mrs. lames Bill
spent a few doe i in London, during
the week. -Mr. Feed Kerr sustained a
broken hone in hi o right ankle on July
2ted While playing leieelei irkton.
1
The irijury ie painful and will y him
off Work for a time.- Milifil It' g and
Mise IVIarehell of London ere the
gueets of Mififl Annie 'Yearley leet
week. - -The sehoot chised for,.the Roue -
fuer holiday. on Friday'. IViiets Far.
row, one of the, WI, teachers for the
past yeer, hag decided to give tip teach'.
mg. Parents and 'children are loth
to part with ber' 13 ntie wile a pp! eaiN
-teacher. During her sta-y (-MACAW US
she has won maily friende by her mai-
eble dieposition and we are sorry to
learn that she ite 16aving tee -Russell
Huxtable of Harailtore Garnet Baker
of London, said M Etnd Mrs. Francis
°lark of Granton, spent the hi, in our
village. -Dominion Day, paesed off
very qatic41y. Our Band went to Oen-
tralia and tarnished the music there.
Oue haseball boys and their admirers.
went to Kirkton. "The Tigers" of
London were matched against our
"Staite' and they were defeated in
botb innings. The forenoou game was
10-8 anel the afternoon 4-3 in (ear fav-
ote The boys pleyed a faultlees ganae
throughoot.---Mr. arid Mrs. Thos. 'Wind
of Detroit ere Viiiititig the forineite
father, John Wind.-Sorne of our citi-
zens are getting in their winter eimpiy
of coal -Geo. Trellea and two nieces,
the Misses Cawley of Detroit are visit-
ing friends in our midst. -Miss Olive
Turner, who has been the teacher in
S. S. No. 2, sonth of the village. has re-
signed her position. Miss Turner gave
excellent satisfaction as a teacher and
the children as well as parents are in.
deed sorry to parte with her. We un-
derstand she is aboue to take a course
in the Normal Schooa
Bwerocieteet Qw,kliaonahts been tailoring in
.
London has returned
to town abd is again working for his
old employer, J. IL Holtztnene We
welcome Sol. back agaile-Mrs. John
Wind and Miss Tilly Wind are visit-
ing relatives in Detroit this , week. -
Isaac and. Win. Hill have returned
from Alberta where they went some
tiene ago on the hozneseekers excur-
siore-The Misses 'Moyer and Reader
of Berlin are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Br,o•wre-Bert Clark has been. do-
ing the painting of the intei her of Han-
lon & O'Brien's store. at Centralia.
.Bert is a hustler and gives good satis-
faetion RS a painter.-Jno. Foster is
waking gond headway with the con-
crete walke and is, expected to be fin-
ished by next week. -1r. Ralston of
Toronto is visiting at the Methodist,
Parsonage. -Chas. Zwickeztaied
Essery have each purchased rubber -
tired rigs.
•
For hay forks and slings go to Sohn
Charlton, ,Exeter, •
A SueoEss.-The anniversary see -
vices and strawberry festival of the
Sunday School on Sunday and Mon -
clay were a decided success. The'
wee*, et was all that could be desired.
On.Suuday•tw(raery instructive and
• .
effective sermons were ably delivered
by Rev, A. W. Barker, 8.1ae Of Caine
'leatilee and. in the afternoon t be gave
• '
thettabbeele Sehool an oterestiett ad-
dress, s hich was further iinpreeeed by
the well given illustrations by Mits. •
Barker, also the well rendered duet by
the two. At all .three services large
crowds 'were present. The music by.
the Choir and the solus by Ma. Barker
Met with much appreciation, bringing
to mind Wiled recollections or his good
ework done among the people here
some twelve,Years ago while a junior
pastor of this circuit. The proceeds
for the Sunday services amounted to
$21. On Monday the Maud good time
was enjoyed, some claiming that it
was better than ever before. The pro-
gram was of first-class order, - eonsist-
ing of speechest'neusie by the'Elimville
double quartette, solos by Rev. Bark-
er - all good. The drills received
much commendation and applause, be-
ing well given in every_ respect. The
junior pastor for the ensuing year,
Rev. J. W. Johnson, was also present
and gave a short but very interesting
address. He comes well recommend-
ed from his former circuit and we feel
sure that he will meet with success in
his labors on the circuit. . Financially
it was the best anniversary the Sun-
day School has yet had.
Miss Phoebe Springstead of St.
Marys is spending a short time with
friends here. -Miss V. Miners of Exet-
er spent Sunday and Menday here. -
Miss Mabel Fair of Victoria Hospital,
London, spent Monday here. -Fred
Ford happened with a painful accident
on the football grounds here .on Mon-
day morning, friendly game was
in progress when he and another
young fellow came in contact with
each other with the result that 'Fred
vvas thrown to the ground, ceasing a
severe fracture to the collar bone. On
his reaching home medical aid was
summoned and we are pleased to beer
that, he is gettingalong nicely. -Miss
Etta Kerslake visited Mrs. W Snell
Sunday ana Monday. --Mrs. (Rev.)
raie eireelo ie. ialeye 'with fiteweilo itt
London.- -Marva Fair is writing off
his examieations at Exeter thie week.
We learn tbat he is also taking up the
"Coopeethg" beisinees jeet
Talaker and wife spent the het-
idaye at the home of , W Coultiss-
Miss Maud Fair is spendieg the boli -
at her borne here.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Mr. Richard qaance was in London
Monday.
Maancl Mrs.Win.Treble were in Lon-
don. over Sunday. 71
NESS May Gill of Fort Erie is visiting
at her old borne here.'
Mr.W.11.11arvey arrived home trove
a trip to the West yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Gregory of Brantfoed is
the guest of Mr. and itire. Thos. Gre-
gory.
Marchand is visiting in Buffalo
while the tvvo girls are visiting in Port
Elgin.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Hodgert left Mon-
day for the Northwest for &few weeks
trip.
Mrs. Richard Harris of Manitoba is
visiting her father, Mr. James Willis,
Exeter North, '
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cobbledick left
yesterday to spend a few weeke in dif-
ferent points of the West. •
Mrs. Garfield Sheere and two child-
ren are here visiting her parents, Mr.
ar el Mrs. Wna. Mitchell.
• Mrs. Jas. Dignan and Miss Winona
Howard, accompanied by 1.13. Dignan
of Toronto, left Monday morning for
Sarnia, Port H01'011 and Detvoit. On
their return they will -visit Brantford
and other cities eaet-
'Several Exeter families have gone to
Gand Bend to spend. July and Airgust.
Among them are: the rowelis,the Mc -
Canaries and the Mamas., Mrs. Collins
Miss Bontbrou and Mrs. S. Fitton are
also there for a few weeks..
Mr. °has. Dyer left Tuesday morn-
ing for Clinton to enter the services
of the Molsoes Bank. As a haedware
clerk Charles was one of the best we
have known, and, undoubtetily,h,e will
be just as clever at banking.
Pensi.ons Abolished.
The clause regarding pensior's in
the bill passed at Ottawa last year
giving an increase of salary to mem-
bers of Parliament, ete. has been
abolished. The people showed their
dislike so plainly that the Government
thought it wise to bow to the will of
the people. Me. Fielding in bringing
in the bill to repeal the elause defend-
ed the principle. and 'Said, .that the
time- would yet come when the people
would think it proper.
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Gapesoe---Mxatana--At the manse,
Or on June 27, by Rev. Mr,
Cranston, Frank Gleason, to Miss
Lani a, youngeet daughter. of Mrs.
Mathew Miller, all of Mirchell.
Moliaer-BARtens-At Ailsa Craig, on •
27, 3. McKay, of Ailsa Craig to
Miss Hattie Barnes of Nairn.
MOKETRICH--LAMPORT--At the home
of the bride's parents, on June 21,
by Rev. Andrews, Mr. David Mc-
KetriCk, tikMiSS Cora,„ daughter of •
Mr, James Lamport of Creditor'.
SCHNEIDER-NUGENT-At the horne
of the bride's mother, on June 27,
by Revds. Rogers and Howson, J. B.
Schneicler,to Miss Luella, daughter
of the late Rev. F. E. Nugent, all of
Mitchell.
3OHNi3TON-0ffrv-RR-In St. Marys, on
June 26, by Rev. McWilliams, Wm.
Johnston, J.P., of Blanshard, to•Miss
Maggie, youngest daughter of Mrs.
James Oliver, of St. Marys.
MURCII-SUITH-At the home of the
bride's mother, on June 27, by Rev.
Kerr, A. Lorne'Murela, of Stratford,
to Mies Sarah, daughter of Mrs. J.
Smith of Clinton. •
Murieton-Weeinsort-At the Baptist
parsonage, on jute 27, E. Munro a
Lieury, to Miss Windsor of McGil-
livray'.n. GSON-At the James Sa
Methodist parsonage, on June 27, lay
Rev. A. H. Going, Mr. Nathaniel,
Ogden of Whalen, to Mrs. Vina,
Hodgson of Vsborne.
ORAWFORD-Aucum-At Ailsa Ore*
on June 30, by Rev. Spidell, .0. W.
Qrawford' to Mrs. M. Archer of Ante,
Oraig.
The farmers who want the BEST Twine get the
PLY1VIOUTH MAKE
Gold Medal, '650 feet to the'pound
Silver Sheaf, 600 " s,
Our Stock is large and Prices are right.
Ply Special1,500 "
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WEATHER HARDWARE
Coal Oil Stoll' 75e. to $6.75
:
Hammocks 0.50 to 4.50
Ice ()ream Fr zors, 2.75 to 2.75
Hollywood Paints, a can 15. to 90
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Elephant Paints, ' " 45o. to 801
Lawn IVIowers, . 3.50 to 7.501
tverything,in Hardware
eaman) $ Hardware &Stove
,
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