Exeter Advocate., 1905-07-13, Page 12 A, heek
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:Ite4 ftienda-in London ever Sunday...
Mittalsottle'flyndrnan returned froM
.1111114013erg Vii sat. aftee. templet.,
.1* the millinerratit$00 in that town.
rt Muir leaves sliorti for 00*in.
4.-11.--X.;toLapeedrsionte._
thpr.Roberf. and to &ttend acb�ol,
With 400rtIi1nkIng. -
raw es in Huron County id
!MEL ounarrom Disawoon. rigssALL. ZURICH!, CLINTON.
THE SOVEREIGN RINK OF CANADA
Viler rtiTilitetirtherininiihip
Of 8 6 younty of Iluron, re-
tired , deceased. •
teses-i traaereeraarearso
use Moil the riled • _Se StetatecolOntatio, ti4t
Alt olahnottgehist.the.
tate of the wild Ctriitoplker Willed, who died on or
4heottlie401 AV of itairi Mk are. ea orhefere the
San DA IL' OF AUGUST, 1.90ts•re(loired
,� rer. to Snell.
ot co
blacksmith. of Llfgan, and travel er oj
oron o respeitleeryripentifir-01 ay
at there home here.
Mr. John Gardiner and sister, Blise
Nettie, returner! Friday last from
Cleveland;Ohlo, wheu they were atw.
tending the nuteringe of a 660sits.
Mimeo Mary AO Bannah ParaBonli
of London, who, have been visiting
friends . and around Exeter. are
Camping at Grand Bend this week.
Afe.B 0. Samuel left Wednesday
evening ou-a two weeks' holiday trip
east and wilt spend the time fishing;
He was *corn
r. tuts- w o s ot y tig
with bre parents her, received word
last, week from headquarters of the
laaamport-for-Outy-itt-th
Ilidgetowo. branch, Monday morning
vest,
:Mise Nettie Walters' who has been
attending Coll e atToronto has
re urn ome, av ng . comp t t e
ursewith--seeeess-and-secared--he
dIPIom:'She
entire satisfaction'.
tr^,1""7") riTan r-1Ti
digt kat akkontsaid the gild executore will proceed to
distrihate the assets of the said 'deceased among the
parties oatitied Omer.% hawing regard only to such
• oreice-shall-have-bear-givert. sa
not ber lerthe saidassets or any ,
Leave Youthersef
Your Order at teeny or persons of whose ' notice
, shall *Where bets received by them at the time of
Chet -1401e* Fair. Exeter.. tech ,fistramthem.- .
. • , '
. JOSEPH- SNELL
„............... • • OAVID SCHROEDER } Executors.
ALBERT WILLERT
CHARLTO
. . reec o ran a , atno g-
et other things, says:-"Arn pleased
to note the starting of the agitation
for an Exeter Old BoyeRe-Union. and
congratulate you on the happy idea
and the article. I hope it may be the
Means of creating great enthusiasm
over the popular scheme."
F. W. Tont, of Toledo, Ohio, says: -
Your suggestion that Exeter hold an.
Old Boys Re.Union during the 111303"
The old town has given to the mei'
mercial and professiona ra,nksof Cash
reand-Vni -
talent of young men. and I hive yet to
meet one of them vrhb does not reflect
witkprida_upolvtheavameLotaris.
Famay
back occasionally, het we straggle in
II seasons; of the year, and the town
-hardly radi*ele what regale she is
held by those who are paned to rail
her 'mater'. Give us an o rtuni
toallmeet together on "the ol stern
_ , -strikesur-VW-4-d-in 'See
W. at 'rime' has done for us. I hope
to have the 'opportunity of meeting
many of my old irked* sonaethne dur-
ing next July or .0 rgar/.”
LutberT. Gill, ALI:X.0f Glbsonhurg.
Ohio, an Old Exeter Boy, says in parr
regarding it Re -Union: -"These Re.
ltiolicitort 'tor hiolsons Bank, ete.
Illoisoy to Lea* at lowest rates of in
43-AALtrel- ,L IL Duissos
WHET- TO 1#011:21.
ye sr large amount of private- itsidirti
. fares and vithoge properties at low rates of inter-
Tarallikaii•--itsTS7este ooe
•
LLOYD P. .TONES
---
Ongsakit and Choir Muter of the Trisitt armorial
thareh. Teacher -Piano, Organ. Voke, Harmony.
"Aleders methods. Thorourhaese
Worweirs bastitette masa,
The regularmeeting of the Woman's
institute was held in the Town Ball.
ay, 1iiW411.---Virs. S. M. -Ban ers
tare &reading on -Jellies," which was
allowed by an interesting discussion.
Sairtig,to ttueahsenee-owho----w
to have.contrihuted it paper on "Pre.
• and Cirmaing Fruits," it -was
taken up in the way of toiim.
• rt-zngeaaents irnia been completed
ftwapiezaic to he helrl in the Exeter
SehoolgroarndsonTbmuiday,-
to which all areinvited.
Sarocesetal Worsaalltes.
London Normal School students for
the past year Were all successful in
whole or in part. Miss Elsie A. Me-
, caienfltheliver.
who obtained honors in all subjects.
Others7who pissed were: M. Alice
Duff. Bluevale; Janet Goiter!" k, Sea.
Two *Mkt* Acres -The cream at the
*that lands of Western QM& Puttee peethao-
ilitt sow Are-tives until us June to select their had.
leo Ore*. rte; oPPlif to
1311NE5T ELLIOT, As ----r-1 1e,ter
Stray Steer.
.Ther* etraedoato the presnises of Silas Strada,
Lot fi, Lake koed, Hay Township, en or about June
ISO, it red steer, ywiing, with a ring in the right
°welters* hare same by paying expe trees sad
preiag "ftt_ Ail-asu1t4gake. thkr
eying kr tals' that valuebli
og . being Lot 111, Owe-
isa red serer 414'8CA:1ota
ned. There is ee the press -
bars, deed, aed other eat-
-lass hardwood hook an
irate, voter and ether - eolvew,
gives in ran. ear partlesiars
11, C. VANA,
• 44 Adelaide etreel.
Lawlor
Bit-yikli. Granted interim certificates.-
v'ahd for two years, to take a final ex.
amirtritieu at the end of one year:
Amens', McLean Blyth; Anne Murray,
•
hable l)orrti er a p
her 110Me .
ot Toron of 10 v
herue. Of lier grendfatheri
,
who bas teaching in eastern. On-.
tart% t borne SPettdunt her be Ida
Idioms MeKenie, of Fargo,
Mith.,.srigted at the ' beam of lit.
-ft ased..-to learn that she
hae4Inished-her-threeeeeer-courseit
the Ways; Victoria Heepital.. Rens
ftew. At the graduation exercise.Mise
Matey: Was presented with her diplo-
Ma and Medal. We pin in extending
our eoegratulations.-Mn. J. F. Ale-
lesy:isn' last, week 013 kt trip to
burgh. She will' embark on the Do-
minion Line Staimehip Southwark At
Montreal. We wish her a !tale voyage
ittel a platitant, visit. --Mr. E. Eat,
who has been in Australia for emit
tirne. is visiting at his . home ,In Cor
bett.-Thos, Vine, who was injured at
at barn raising at Alollard's-recently, is
. • • •
la ec*pe with his-lirti waa a. fortun.
ate Ind COL -Miss Ablate Bllek, who
heti been- attending -The' ,Foreat. Olt
item College for some tlme.paased
her..eaternine tions third highest. .with.
'honors, having third standing in her
chum. obtainin 626 marks out of the
ili eisat-pemes
ed in the office at J. H. Chapin/to
:thiygorebratortrat London. ---Mr. John
-Erriery4ritossurehaiserizThourassFaiel '-
farm con. 7, for $4,450. Hewill not
-Robert KeoWn-hrslowly racriverhag°
from the effects of his recent Accident.
While at IX R,osser's barn . raving he
_ .s
,w rendered unconse ons.
OedleAt skill was At once procured, and
kta examination made, It WAS found
that no bones were broken hutt he was
haft shttken up. Mr. Noyeep of Lon.
don Tp.. was also slightly injured.
n us to adv4 ce.ft
Wbijj ii.
riET-wtithbut"--7tirtiiiirfacturers'
-twO thus saving the 20 per cent. advance. We are
in a position to sell Lace Curtains at as good value as ever,
and Much Better to the Cash Buyer, because we give 10 per,
cent dr for Cash on Every.Pair of Lace Curtains.
Dont forget, us bi Dress Goods and ilks
In Boo and-Sliii-es.-- -well-a-ye-The best
Don't forget our Men's New Hats
I lit I. For we can- you gorid,
Cretliton
Rev. And, Illrs4 J. A. Schmidt and
son. of Berlin, are the guests of Mrs.
Oiattreicher. - Mrs. Firikhel,_rier, of
• reiffia2VNiWtirvisit gbet side r.
Bfre. (gets) John Staehler.-Mr. Att-
est Hill is_having a ba. catty, built in
oret7=1,11-..s.
and dautilitir, Ella,- left. on Wednea.
dit (41r, AU extended visit with friends
ettif-antl-petrol
of one. tratterlded-the Childre
Festliat eld in the Evangelical,
ehurek Oashwriod, last/Sutidaz-Att-
tomobiles are istilte a
here 4 Lite. -Several parties pm:wed
ereweek- route to
Gra Manz° and_griAptl-
**Mere...of Tavistock, are visiting
, Mr. -and Mrs: Daniel Oestreicber.We
-
are pleased to hear of the recovery of
'Mr. LIeter Hoffman front his recent
nese.--!Mr. fler_Liaz_B`ilber • .P.P. left
fir a tishing-telp in etew 1 n r o on
Wednesday.- The souvenirs publish-
ed in honor of the SOth anniversary at
the Evan elical t3hut h have v
. e mar.
tiajte of her' brother. Mr. Richard
Wrtght,, 04 Lisadon. to 3liao Maggi
McColi,of Gleacoe.bust„ week. Mr. W.
4. Prance lost shield. of barley ripe and
intends to cot * this week. -11 large
number of 0.0.8. 2/2, attended divine
service Presinterlan church,
Corbett, liettothath mornit3g.-Miss
stas, sautes rebutted to her borne
In 'Unites loSit T'oesday.-The road
south or her ha* been closed while
Wi andzison have gone
to
-Clussiiii Curtis visited-hii
sister fa Leedom last Tuesday and
spent the Mb latheti
gxu.-orar Fletcher. Prin.
willosittesseolime
bonito heM met
eland Mite Kirk-
st.th*,ey drove down the
hill on (banes stteet, ea automobile
with two - auka in it carnealong.
The horse and plunged forward
tit a ineasendatas , swerved to the
(hiteriese for suit ireek)
Mies Mabel Hicks, who has been at- -
tending Airria College, is the guest of
her uncle, Francis Hicks. -Mrs. (Dr.)
Cook, of Toronto; Miss Gertrude Hart,
of London; Mrs. 3. P. Doherty and
Mr. Doherty, of Clinton, were guests
at W. R. Elliott's during the holidays.
-Miss Lona Wilson and friends were
at home for the holidays.
The Concert given on July lot under
,..t„he„Liat14eexAtdlproyed--,-
to be a ecided success. The (Iraq and
second parts of the prbgram were
ed -with putbo dU by sees
Edythe Went and Katie E. Elliott,
showing a thorough training in tech -
and every promise of bellowing
client pianists Mt a -Gertrude --
Hart, the elocutionist of the evening,
delighted har-hearers-brexteptiotudly
clever interpretations of ber
well-
cbosen selections. Miss Lila M.Thout-
eon proved to be the possessor of a
dramatic style was varticularly pleas -
to -the large audience. Mr. J. E. DobV
erty. basso'of Clinton, rendered his
numbers in brilliant and pleasing
style. and won for himself an enviable
is- --The program • of such an excellent character
that the artists were recalled many
times and re aired to
eir nup .
thrown oat stith-grest foice„ and was
sevetelthileited.' The horse sped on
with thettaskrilowa street. -hut -in atc,
ee y_po u Ar an
me-wi -Atte easu -
once that I must &lye the project nay
encouragement,- -ne boys even at it
reasonable distance from Exeter have
of late years been going home at longs
• ,
cause there are each time fewer hand
shakes. The rnen of fifteen yaws ago
are not the young men now. Ther
are few more than two or three of my
heYhood cm:amnions remaining in Ex.
leiter. The appearance of familiar Laity -
grounds is changed, and while our
pretty native townhas grown prettier
yet it is not ilirot home._ It is kind-
lyth.e.
word, the heartyshake and - the
Weleanne face that gives nscheer,_ and
not plate. But to Meet and ex-
change stories and reminiscences with
our boyhood associates, and to, receive
speciol entertainment and the hosratt.
ality of the eftliprollgeteikall_
*01)14-bOdeittafigitielylaidt- ap.
preelitte-thetthe event -would be the
biggest thing Exeter ever tackled and
would entail an immense amount of
preparation.. There would he many
teal' nett made by the _Old Boys, that.
they might rittend an4anake the meet-
ing it success. Yon may Omit on rue
in this thing and I hope you will get
so much encouragement from others
that you will soon be sit Work on the
sita-angewnts for Better Old Soya
-Ilearinotr-itt-4906'-
Mate Perecasti tor July.
On and touching the 20th. 2Ist and
land reaction/try storm forces will
again 'make themselves felt, -causing
very high temperature, falling barom-
eter zand return of threatening weath-
er and storms. We wish it distinctly
understood that "threatening weath-
er." Attended by many. _actual it
safer*, *terms is altogether possible
at any of the 'storm periods in July,.
withisatarvpreciable or satisfying rain-
falls. At all events, the rainfall will
most likely he concentrated in *dal
and limited areas, leaving wide die:
trictauttsupgied with^ multi.
Miss Leah Rammer is on
rorest friends.
Mr. W. PrItay, of Mitchell, *as in
town Tatsday.
Miss Hattie White. of Tilsonburg,
trElr4etr,Auf London, *pent
taTay with friends in town.
301•03. Rpbintono mfllrner, return
••••,•,••
Johns. Muir. of London,
ie ormerla father ere. .
rix-- Wirt. BOtittilisri lutVe
°One to Grand Bend for the summer.
Mos Etketeisaett bas returned from
Conostogn. 'aliere she spent the tuillirW.
tearoom
,
Steck from spending the Selman,
'Bowtasardle.
Mr. and Ur* WM!. Chesney,
..$01111404 liKtre Vtitit0Vt.itt Mt** a
Melieocra tbisweek. . •
Mr. Arthur NYona. Of tbe SovereignRank. London.*** epeoding *stollen.
id his
w c
riends. in the. , village. -Mr. J
W6odall has sold his dwelling to
John Treitz. -Baseball was never so
interesting to our people as it has he: en
"past-weelc.-
irgatne was Owed between the Stara
- Duffers. The game throughout
was well played and exciting and, at
the ninth innings the teams stood 44.
The tenth inning was played. The
Stars never reached first base and the
Duffer* made 4 runts making Meteors!
154. Tiae town went- wild. But "he
who laughs-lastaiingbe longest.'! Th
Star* promised a ,warrit game tor Mon-
day night and it certainly was a . hot
one. Te score stood 164 in favor of
the Stars. , The Duffere Wade &runs in
the -hist innings which chaeett the game.
art it score of 164 lo favor of the senior
ittrairiLtiome...of
WO: ' ye were a1lilli-W1lWo17-0131-yr113
4..t10sAULtdsto itrA . •
We trust they have been both satisfied
now and that they will kettle down
again to ordinary hall. Some of the
Ayers- deserve er*Olt- for -their -excel--
eat playing.- The Duffers, especially
have some good men. who. -tf, they
keep in practice, will Make Al ham.
bali players. Allow us to thank the
*Aorta committee for erecting . the
stand, Sclifth-teitts 125. This
t Want iiThrwelitite---
ly appreciate their kindnesa. Zurich
is blIJed to play here on Friday even.
followl were successful
rottio „ sem net one
in %Jae. Mime* in order of merit:
:Pert' IL .to Jr. 11-..-Ittaxitetitar 806. **-
Milted to pees 200.-t Lulu Redden 115,
Evelirn Bluett 241,' Emanuel fieitteir
2* Lula Dirtillit 210. -Ji. It, to Si. 11.
Itnaitroun 404, required to poet
used* liodgitut4M. Lydia Oestrekh*.
FranclasItill
$87,, Martha Welsh 817. Meleln Brown
304, Som. Wein Sat 'Edith Anderson
21:2„ nolandlitota, 256,...11erbeit Mkt
249„•Itsr1 Geiser tl% Be; IL to 3M11.
,'
teqto le
aer Se, Mabel Wenzel 472 Iditllrorto
4el3; Lloyd Dnwm-342, 1ktntFlnkbriner
3$2, rend 14.4brot+32 $10i,
ellington,Itau tit*
irtoo
Midostouster .ptinafitatlaita
C.10XlitleftelAle• D*imit.-Grad-
uatizg--Commereial Clais, ta wbow
Diplomas will be granted: Honor*:
Jennie Hardy 8,4t; Bertha Willett.%
*Ind Taylor 08, Altana Matter St
:Post -George WambolO67, Roy . Par.
,rione SO, Garfield Hodgert 61..011ver
,Grityti14, Who tete-t.'4 'it 'positictr-e
:Lthe worming or the 04*ton:fatten art4:
,Who was on the Heade Roll etexy
:Month, throughout the yeee will Aleo'
be granted .Diplonie, The Gradon.
tiogANuntnerelal .tinis Wok tilt- •
band latthelatie or 100. Wnrdsperrnl
•
.ute, and the /tinier *Com.
*At the rate of 00 words
Junkirr Connterels1
ly unners. Mt. Fletcher was taken
to David Masser% home, where he was
attended to loyDrs. Smith and Knox,
and shoed abet removed to his hotne.
-
Illsonburg OM Boys Re -union.
stitTne
SELL -1n Clinton, on Jul
tieStilletk MIL David` Dorraneei of DEATHS
John Street, met vuth it Painful acci- •
dent Oa "Wedoesday. She was carry- FtsuEn.-In Exeter...-- on July , eth,
logo chia' spot wheo- she fell cutting George Fisher, aged 72 years 7
her has& ow the broken edge. months and 28 days.
lloaimn 15c. up.
thli"Stoves from 65c. up.
Freezers from 0.25 up.
Sprinklers froni'45c,
lituninocks from $
Green 2&. perpound;
A nice size Muth. Pr08. 1ett1e $1.25.
A nice si i 13lue *ran. Ketttle 60e.
,
Tett
irlakettitesir neat
Ue' the Men neiions
�t �air teritie.1 were