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Yes, it has been hot, is hot, and is going to be hot. Are
you prep^ 1 ed for'Uie hot spell, Here ate a fest/ hot weather
suggestions
c for white Muslin with open embroidered stripe,
very prettyand the thing for t
,, just� ho days. f7c
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G�ec"11111� at 1,��1�,
Very swell new White Muslin w
c for
with open lace
stripe, quite the correct thing for odd waists or
dresses. * '7
full :tal.esses, ,�Occlearill a�> 15e.,g'
for
7 a
A Swell new black Gloria Parasol guaran-
teed not to facie, spot or cut, lovely O`c el} 11Cw
handles pearl and gold mountings. $2,25
clearing $
�'a 11 g at �. 1,75,
0
Ladies Blac
k_ del c e,, ,�.
zl�ed Hose,wztlz fancy open
Lace stripe full fashioned good quality, cheap
at' 15e clearing at 25e.
.00 for Moll's new lo- ' crown Fedora Hats, latest
ew York Block, sln,art and nobly.. $2.00
Q clearing at 81.50
e
habit of trading at Stew z;t it will pay you
Butter and Eggs Wanted
A. ST EWA
ttiew readlsag
e
aS space co
The Peo�.
Bank
n Gd1nest effort to
accommodate
all
clasc
eC.
lilzl is to make this in every re . ect the People's
,.. nk where all may feel at home ; a,
where those of 13flf)3peat:
deratt3 means inay expect the same treat-
ment as those more favorably situated.
ated.
Call ,
u at an of
Uc.
our Branches, 4
ti ,*o � � who
we ,hall 11e glad to tape
me M. talk mach those who may wish to know more about
cur nietbade .of dealing with the public.
Bra
riches .in Huron County at
Exeter Crediton Dashwood. Hensall Zurich Clinton
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The
Sovereign
Bank
of
Canada
GLAD MAN tt STANBURY, F, E. DARN
Solicitors. manager, Exeter
For Marriage Licenses,
Wedding Rings,
Watches, Clocks
Jewelry,
Spaecteecies tc
t11 .T, ON
R C CKS
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
DROVENS or LONDON,
■ ti Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist, laccases,
Eye; Earl Nose and Throat
visits Exeter monthly.
Masses Properly Fitted
Easal Catarrh and Deafness treated_ OMoe
COMMERCIAL, MERCIAqL, HOTEL' Dates of visits,
WEDNESDAYS, Feb. 3, Starch 2, march 30,
Way J rine i
, June 24, J
r1y27, Sept.
7, Oct. 4.1ov. �ov.3J. London
e
n ons .Ave.
TO ADVERTISERS.
he copy for changes must be left
not later than Tuesday noon. Casual
advestisemente accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY, JULY 7th,
11tr, Robert Sanders is spending
the summer at Grand Bend, iri Ivan-
hoe cottage.
Mr, end Mrs. Aquilia Sheere, of
Sarnia, spent Sunday here while on
a honeymoon :trip.
Miss Stella Gregory who is engage
ed as teacher at Mayfield, ishome
for the holidays.
Mrs. A. E. Bennett. and Miss
Greta, of London are visiting friends
t and relatives here.
Will aIuir is home from Water-
loo, loo, spending a short vacation 'and
er the parental roof.
Tire Misses Evelyn and Nina Car-
ling are spending their holidays with
friends in Brantford,;
Mr. n
„ndr
M s. 3. G. Flaming, and
family are holidaying ;at the form-
er's home at Cobourg,
Mrs. Fowell and Miss Cora Folwell
left this week for their summer
vacation at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Jno. Davidson and daughter
an d Mrs. Down, of Veinghem spent
the holiday with friends in town.
Mr. J. R. Merrifield, and bride of
1904 the Soo spent Thursday of last
week with Mr. and Mrs. R. Gidley.
Mr. George. Brook, of ' Killarney,
Manitoba. is at present visiting his
mother, Mrs. Brook, Exeter North.
Miss Moriock and little Miss Mary
left on Saturday for a month's vis-
it Ohio. with her daughter, at Crestline,
Miss Tillie Eager, who has spent
the past, .season as milliner at Ba-
den, has returned home for the sum-
mer holidays.
Mr. John Penhale, 1 , bIrs, Penhale,
and little daughter, of London, are
visiting his mother, Mrs. "Penhale,
Gidley street.
Mr. and. i4Lrs. P. Armstrong, of
St. Marys, attended the marriage of
their cousin, :Dr." Adelaide 'Holland,
on Wednesday.
canescla .
y
For Sale. -25 acres of hay to be
sold in lots to suit purchasers. For
further particulars apply to L. Mc-
Taggart, Flay P. 0.
r ,
M ,and Mrs. P. Gowans are visit-
+c4,04.4•00�•a4®®oaeaaa®o0o0eo
.4 e
0
A s
;00444.4O�C l>4. 00000
Read Popplestone & Gardi tiers ad.
on page 5.
Mr. F. E. Karn has purchased an
automobile.
Mrs. R. Knight spent Mondayat
Grand Bend.
Miss Nettie Frayne is visiting fri-
ends at Elimville. g
Mrs. E. A. Foilick
r is spending a
few days at Grand Bend.
Miss Lilly Robertson from Auburn
is home orxae for the .holidays.
We
make a:: e
p cialty of watch' and
clock repairi:n . D. Hartle'
rb.
See whySovereign
Bank e
li
peoples bank, in' ad. last page,
Out of a' .million people 225
p ri women
and only 82 men reach the age of
100 years.
Miss Stella. Spackman is the guest
M1'
of 7 . and
Mrs. Humphries, at
Parkhill.
The
C. 1'. , R. 1 will spend ., $500,000
at Dant'', in improving Anthracite
p lr h ache
coal mines.
Mr. Czar Rollins, s
Mr. lin £
o , o Detroit,spent
p
he, re r::
i Lo pat of this week at-his;
home here.
aand Mrs. Joseph Case, of To-
ronto, are renewing acquaintances in
v' `
las acanit .
t a
Y
LOCALS
an
friends in St. Marys until Tu-
esday'ext when they will take a
trip, iso the Soo.
Miss Ethel t e God
bolt, of Tilbury,;,
as returnedhome and will spend
e summer vacation with her mo-
er at Sunshine.
1Ar
a '
nted,-W>
a
< nte<I to biay or sell
olonial Investment and Loan Stock
"preference" write quickly, Box 535
Globe, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bee, of'Bowes
den
Alberta, Berta and Miss s Ethel Bee,
of Parkhill, visited: over Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Gidley,
h
th
th
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':XittILf 'I3.11;._t f,
Mr, A. Uastiegs is holidaying this
week at Grand Bend.
r3lr, Norman Creech, of Brantford,
spent the lioliclay at his home here.
Mrs, Joioey horn, has sold her
residence in Exeter North to Mr,
I. Hall.
Mrs. E. 3, Knight left on Monday
morning for an extended trip to
California•
Mrs, I1, Ievett, of 1' a• a, 1:1, spent
he holiday here tri.,u nor son Mr.
W. I1• Levett,
Miss Nellie Daa Risme); of Loudon,
is renewing eegalaintanees in town
for a few weeks,
"Elie members of Caren church,
itiliove ossionn Rd
Weaandnesdliicniayve.d at 13aawden's
gr
frien
Mrdss. T, BoylMaarekette, and .children are
spending a couple of weeps visiting
3 Mich,
14tr, J. 0. 13e11, of Sr. Marys, was
here this week visiting his brother,
Mr, A. Hell and inspecting the
oreamery.
Mr, Prank Delbridge formerly
with E..1, Spackman, has accepted
a position with the Sovereign Bank,
at llensall,
Mr. Frank Bissett, of London, vis-
,•
Lit his grandmother, A r Mrs. n anal er ., b.
g la 1z Jas.
sett, Huron street, the .forepart sof
is ~reek.
The first Wednesday in Augtyst has
been declared to be observed ars
a civic holiday by the corporation of
tla( town. of ialQ:ierich,
:I s,
White. nee Miss 11(tttiv
liana k,sbeer, of Detroit, is, Visiting ter
time at the home of her fa-
r. John
aa.•z'.John Uaw.kshaw,
l?roperty for Sale. -•- Desirable
llrniaerty in Exeter,, with suitable
residence thereon, God investment
Apply to Glatlznan Stanhalry,
In Abe South American regions i
^here cattle are 'killed by the tens
•ot thouyaztds for the export of: meat
and bides, the bones are used for
fusel,
tjr. Robert S4utheott and son
O o
Went of Londe)), ,r
who have been
holidaying at Grand Rend, ;spent a
few .days here with friends;, on their
return bone,
Mrs. ei;ltnour, of 4t, Thomas, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs, D
C`rat *
nden, at Myth, spent the tslre-
patrt of this week with her mother.
hors, 1'eniaaale.
Mrs. joints Wanless, has return-
ed. home from visiting friends; in
Toronto, While le
there! Mrs. lis"^a
Ir , , a
z less
attended the closing e ,ereises at St.
3Eargaaret's College.
our local dealers are fraying the
Ialghest prices for wool, and con,sid-
eerable quantities are being mark-
eted. Prices have advanced 10c be-
ing
-
t the price le v4
c, now paid,
laid,
1
errs, John Ilawksbaw attended
silver wedding, of Mr, and Mrs. Bry-
ant, of the Sentinel, at Luckuow, on
July lst, Mrs, Bryant is a neico of
?Zr. Ilawkshaw; and was a former
resident of this place
The Tunes and the Family ILerald
and Weekly ysti'will
hes
sent to any
address in Canada, or the United
States till Dee. 31., 1064 for lac.
To take advantage of this offer you
must subscribe at once,
Mr.
Mrs. s A. as'[cGonnell,of
London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
A. Holland, on Wednesday, on the
occasion of .he !marriage of their
k
dau
bier
i. , Dr. Adelaide aide i
1 errand
to
Dr; George Wenig, of Vinland, Ohio,
Tlae Sun Portland cement works
at Owen Sound, which has been idle
for some time, will resume operat
tions this week. The process of
manufacture has been changed from
the dry to the slurry or Wet p:rtes
cess,
It was been announced that the
T. Eaton Co„ of Toronto. have
purchased a whole block on Portage
avenue, Winnipeg, at a cost of 5500,-
000, and will proceed to erect a
large departmental store as soon as
passible.
Miss Aggie Beaman, who has been
the guest for the past two weeks
of her cousin, Mr. W. J. Heiman,
left on Monday morning :for Grand
Bend, acea'mpanied by Mrs. Manion
son Clyde and nurse, who will spend
a couple of weeks at the lake.
FOR OVERS1%TYIEARS
Ax OLD AND LL-TaWinelow's oothingSyrupjhas beREen usedMrs for
over
sixty ears b
y ns of
mothersfortheir
children y
millio
'while
teething, Zvither success
feet
I6 soothes the child Softens the p s
gums, allays all
pain,cures wind colic: and Is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Itis pleasant to the taster Sold
by druggists in every part of the world. 25
cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and take Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrupand ask for no other kind.
At the birth of a Japanese baby a
tree is planted which must remain
untouched until the marriage day
of the child ,Then the tree is out
down and a skilled cabinet maker
transforms the wood into fur-
niture, which is considered by the
young couple as the most beautiful
of all the ornaments in • the house.
Friday last, J3ily 1st, passed off
every quietly in town, a number of
citizens attending the strawberry
festivals at Elimville and Centralia,
while a greater number partook
themselves to Grand Bend, but the
day being exceedingly cold, a stroll
too near the shores of the beautiful
lake eves not fully enjoyed as on for-
mer years.. It was ont of the cold-
est July firsts in 14 years, the titer-
urometer registering . 22 degrees
above freezing at day -break.
GOING WEST.— And we offer for
sale our property on Main and North
streets, consisting of one brick store`
one b, ick work drop, and frame
tr house, dwelling l
.e, nice stable for two
horses, -and a splendid well. This is ;a
compact and "'convenient premises,
well situated for flour and feed busi-
ness, and equally well for a butcher,
baker, shoemaker, tailor, veterinary
etc. This is going to be sold to ,the
highest offer receiyed by July 15th.-
W. Tsu -annuci , Exeter.
Lawn
as n Bowlingm ._ A very cxciti ._
game of bowls was played. gond .
evening, darkness prevented '-Inane''-
the fullgame. The result •~vas,
W. Iluston, Ie. Lan:.
1 Wood, , FL'
Huston
N. D.IIurdor
?, W. H. Levett
W. J. Neaman, skip 14 ; 1?. Blatch-
ford skip. 12.
Two �c rinks n s skippedb'hP `
. the res.
5
and Vice -Pres. will play Thursday
afternoon at 3,36.
BA G
About 3 due, ladies black Iace irate
warranted fast colors, worth 25e a pr.
reduced to 15e,
About 25 dol, ladies black cotton
Bose, in plain orritabrcl, regalia. price
15e cle:4eing at 10e• Big value,
Ladies' Lame Gloves in bleak, cream,
and white, very, fashionable, special
25 and 500 a, latah;
About`Idoe Ladies. Silk and wash
collars -r<=,n„ nl<ar preen 25a end Sae yoer
choice for 10 cents,
Ladies Print 'Wrappers with ilaitnce
in blues andreds, :Special $1.00, 150,
G'hld's S-lor, Fancy Colors. silk
bends and strings. Specs al 25 and 35e
Bay's Narrow Sailor, Fancy Straw
with pretty silk band worth 40c for
25 cents,
Barc's Cotton Snits mole o good
Drdli guatra,a eed t':asa, a•ador , lar dark
and light coitus, Sp,.•xlsl $1.25
INS
Boy's ,Sweaters all puce wool. pretty
stxilres, in lduees and reds, Special 75e
Boy's Shirts tnede of line English
Zeptbor,cbcrk and ligbt colors, warrant-
ed to wash and not fade. Special 50c.
irlren's Z'la:het^ Shirts, (leek arzd light
st views, special 50e.
Min's Balbriggan Shirts and Draw-
ers, nice tine goality worth 350 clear-
ing' at 25 cents,.
59 doz. 11 QC Ter'r'ors, large size, pure
linen, regular price 15e reduced to 124,
each.
About 50 yards Pore fool Delgaine
light colors, neat patterns, regular
price 50e reduced t:a. 25e.
100 y anis White alustin with fancy
lace stripe woi tit 13e. (,fearing at 10a a
yard,
10 may Ladies Lace Collars large
round shape. verylist, v effect. over
c a lore, the tri c'eerin ; pa ire special 25e
The Balance of our Big Millinery Stock
must be cleated during u� �t � dile next 30 days
Regardless of costs.
SIT:LI
The Itossz:p, Thorny.at),, of Chicago in boxes fursr down is ,quite in,
III, aro guests for a l3-lk, , of ferior, and in ono ease trash was
their aunt, Mrs, W. llawkshaw,On found. There' have liven many MTV.
their return hoarse they will be so- plaints this season against the pack
cowpanied by :Miss Jean ilawlsbaw of American strawberries that have
Naha will spend a month in the
been placed ace
d ot the Canadian marketVtnd^ City." Theinspector
says the Canadian law
miss McLennan, of ,Stratford, dau- t cannot reach the growers or ship-
ghter of the lata David McLennan, pers direct, but the dealers here
of this place left on Tuesday from who have in their possession 0r• of -
Roston
,
by the collard ,St cr i e
a f r
a to r 'for f
1, a sale fruit ern
rt sopacked, e l
kec are1'-
azia for England, .after spending as able to a line end can be prosected
few weeks with relatives in Scotland i Births, Marriages and Deaths.—
will join her brother. Prof. Mei The, following 'circular has been is -
Tian. of tlw t'niversity. a Toren- sued to the Warks et tlaa„ie. different
to who is at present in Europe. municipalities by the Registrar -Gen,
me, Crawford and Percy 't eofq-! eral of Ontario; --Returns of Lirtltsj
way, I
to En rl•.
. a London,s a la eg
- en
ypent the holiday � Z; and deaths are.dale to b„
re vim the litter's sister, Its, A, i received at this office on lst July.
Pord. These young men have vol- and not later than 16th July, Di-;
unteered tllcir services' las 3lissianar- d vision Registrars are specially re.,
les #o China, and twill furtlzor .quip quested before forwarding their sib-
#'Iaowselves for elle great �wark iTM edules secure as complete a list
svhiclr they `wish to engage ween. th(s
opportunity " C0
pp lues for
y them to
go
Rev. 1'rc'n1, Godwin and family will
pastel; e. M it may soon become ne-
cessary, the
y. Province ae of Ontario
for the protection of children nutter
pro -
spend ai month rt Itingsvillc, Mr. l the age of 14 years to make the pro -
Godwin and stone file svfll bei'fi o. duction of a birth certificate Coln
the tarn 1y ivakirag t1►e aurzacy }ry s nlured, illraQ lnpart•atenleeita ccobe-
driving. They left on Wednesday. j Note registrationm
evening expecting to spend Sunday virus. ��'o would suggest
is ora-.
at" 731onlreiva, Mr, tio(I((ita'S work ggest that you
will be taken by Rev. i.is'. Andretwas, .request the local press to draw the
a[
un
t tae
ra of the n
o" •1au
f ipublic ba
e S•oto
Sylvan circuit, u't he
y alae tr, on Sunday a vlty of coznpli(anaee with the a1at09-
next both morning and.: evening. and
by the Rev. W. 11. Cooper, of flee El I
ianvilte circuit on Sunday, July i7th Report
P urther nnnouncenaents latest Exeter School ,p
•
A•valuab1e pony, the property of
?r, .T', aurt,,in, of .Centralis, iris .Phe following. are the natures of
stolen from a pasture .field, on the the pupils who have been the nam-
18thsful
atthe or
ecce
Jt examination,
f
a una �h'
,t t^ih'�h
ref i o
mounting tln
5t
g
, es
and riding off. Trace was had of being arranged in order 70'
'par
the guilty one at different points lienors far those taking over Honors.
an 1 fii+ally captured by Chief 47514 tat Formiya to Farr Martha III., ins, 82.
Rockawood, Mr. Gill went after Iain 1lfary II;Oa'ell 87, ine Carling, 82.
th
victim bringing hint to Exeter, on oncur, Alvin- 1y DMi g03 : Edith
Thursday evenin taking :M1:Ioncur, G:i : Daisy Dillin liU a
ghim to 5 g, I2, 1
Coderinh, next morning, where Ira vee la iilI , ; hotel Browning, McDougall
l
appeared before the judge, pleading' Theo.l'ed Trove, jjc Bella erG
guilty. ',Che young man gives ins 54, Fred d Trevethick, a3 ; Oliver Gray
Home as Lawrence Cedmore, and Oriel, 51; Wallace Fisher, 50 ; Irene
58 about 20 years of age. Ile dispas i\'c 114, 50,
ed: of the horse to a farmer living Parra 11I t o Form Ib Hoo Teacher
near Stratford, far 518.00. The pony McPherson, �80; 01 far' Honors, n. 83
lits been returned to Mr, Curtin, Harvey Gardiner, 74. McPherson, 83
jubilee number of the Globe 5
The ar roar,
issued last Saturday is an exceed- 1 ass,63Lanai Bissett, 63; Milton
ingiy interesting production. It af- Pfaff, 63 ; Willie Triebnere 60 ; 1'Sri1-
fords convincing. evidence of vitalit Nellie
Knight,iull, Estella;,Lillie 1Vr y Ach59
e -
In quantity and general. make-up,= on : Elm, a o, May Ache -
In
the issue establishes a record for , ' 8 , Elmore :Senior, 58 ; Roy
Can'idian newspapers.Dyeroras, 56; Homer Bagshaw, ,
anent of newspaper activity depart- D
yer IIs dory, , Ida RoyArmstrong',Frmer
progress of the past sixtya r ,Alice Howard, _u4, Farmer,
Years ,3 ;.
mo're .'narked than in the nee -1 W J. O'I3
chanical. The typographical excell- ; Sr. III to Sr,RIh,IV.—lienors,
Teacher:
ence of the edition as compared with { 1;illee ,
the first issue, n Farmer. mer,. 75 ; Katie Collins , 75
excites the admire- , Lillie Hodgen 74; Kathleen Stewart
tion of the reader no less than the 74; Lillian Jones, 73, Anna Dow,72.
enterprise of the management in un- Lois Birney, 7I ;
dertaking the publication of a jubi- Pa
lee ;number upon so grand a scale. �' ss,—Clifford 1Lungoy, 68 Louis.
Sheere — Saunders,—The home off Day, Pickard6Vinetta Larrag, ]a 5; Ella
Mr. ,Joseph 'Inborn, No. 9 Meda, I rien, 68;, lady Bissett,
65-; Ow -
street, St. Thomas, was the . scene eO'Brien, so : Gladys Bissett, 65 ; , 64
of a quiet wedding on Thursdayev Jessie
sicAts, Manson, Clarence mos, ,
ening � Jessie Willie
June 30th, when his {{i lie Amos, 64;
mice, Miss Maud Saunders, was un- 61; Alma Lela
a Gould, 5, 64;63 l RuthaHooper,5
i.ted, in marriage with Aquilla I Roland Brintnel], Clara Davis,D", 55 ;
Sheere, a printer, of Sarnia. The
52.
bridal couple were assisted by 14liss MISS WALROND, Teacher. a?••g®®a00C®10®•0.OsA: `x•••4.00
PerI Boom VI.—Sr. II
Pearl Reidof 1 toJr. TI[. Pearl •MANY
c
Copenhagen, and R. Johns, .Annie Lang Elmo Howey � MANY •i. A LS
Southcott; St, Thomas,. The bridal (131•an h Atkinson, ® •
i
<s
the .
® are rec it
W e ed r •
e •� from buy
s tco ' - business firms and
tt W• , acl
11
O
,dig White
Wear ,Salt
,
All 3.
z
our P <Wear
e utlful Ladies' iVllite we are now offer-
ing for sale at trig bargains
75c white Skirts, for 55e
$1.00 white Skirts for 755
1.50,
white Skirtsfor o1 $1.20
2.00 white Skirts for $1,50
1.00 white Nightgowns for 75c,
150 white ,
w Ie Nightgowns; .fob $1.04
'Corset ,
lse Covers Iac, 25c, 40c,
Drawers 20o, 80e, 50c.
Chemises at only 50c,
Rain Coats
$4.75 for a good . genuine Cravenette Rail Coat perfectly
rain *proof a regular $6,7S l.iile.
0. for a i ,v
$ 00 111C0 Cravenette +szlette Oo
at will:, shoulder cape all. ,.
trimmed with steel- buckles. A regular 8.50 line,
$8.00 for the swell new Belted Rain Coat, shoulder cape and"
steel buttons. This is always sold for $10,00.
We Have a, full line of Men's Rain Coats in Rubber and
Cravenette at from 1.50 to $Q.50.
Come and see thein on a wet day
NG
Furniture and
Undertaking
During the summer months
will give
5 per cent, off for all cash sales.
rt Cp. LISTON
Funeral Dire or azid, l.'cactiaaiile :Euliaalzuor,
Opera House Rioc
4
•4.4••000♦•4*•••;lA•••k•#!A•
The
Exeter Roller
Mill
HARVEY BROS
• Proprietors.
Manufacturers of and dealers
—m• —
Flour :and. Feed
Brands
Put a Manitoba MIME
STfIR Wii1IT
FLOUR
Best Family Flour
PRIN6ESS WBEI(TLET
Coice Pastry Flour y Breakfast Food,.
Wheat and Oats wanted
for which ' highest market
price will be paid.
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company entered the.parlor° e anson,llar.ry %oke; Bert
march was being played by Miss . ren. Wallace Fuke,.'Paul Phip- •MANY STUDENTS are placed in good
Beatrice and Mr. Malcolm Hilborn 0 ci positions each year by the famous •
The bride who was ver _rbc iPass.--Ida WLati Evar filasdell; •
y -becomingly I' Minnie JetYell, Latimer Grieve, Lucl-
attired was given away b her
Godwin, Harry
performed by; the Rev. W. C. McDou- Louisa Russell
gall of the College hearty congratulations of r•
Lord �j
the guests, the company withdrew :rile Hatter, Willie Fergu-
son, "Willie Davis, Bella Macii iy, Lu -
in Snell.
Pass.—Young Crcech W' S
a illie ~Hell,
Nellie Pickett," Gordon Taylor," Ce-
cil Pickard, Ethel Taylor.No. en rcll
5k :'average attendance 46 6.
'ELSIE A. bitCALLUM Teacher
c,her
Promoted o n :e
of d fr
om Room ' VIII
to
Room VI.a
1
from o r ,
n pt.., i
nc to second.
cond.'
-Passed with '
.
y mo-.} la Blasdell :['earl
ther. After the ceremony; which was ' Sweet E ldi 5
of the. Disciples, Jr, IT to Sr.and the hear '1I.-13 onors., Willie
to the dining room ^and partook of a
dainty wedding breakfast The
gifts to the bride were valuable and
servicable. After. the customary
congratulatory remarks the balance
of the evening was spent,in a gen-
eral round of. merry -making inter-
spersed d � ith
v songs o
n s �•
8 ,and readings by
some
of
the
younger n er
e guests. Mr.
and: Mrs..Sheere will reside in Sar-
nia. ,.Mr.. Sheere is an Exeter you:ng
man and an' old typo of the Times.
the entire staff : joining in
� hearty
congratulations and best wishes.
Woman's Institute -;The re ul: r
,meeting of the'Woman's Institute? t
w
ill be held i in the library roou of
the town hall, .on Tuesday, July12,
at 3 p.'m., A full attendance is re
-
nets, honors 11 red ;Brock,
Edna Brock, Claire Wood.
Passed.—Reggie F3isseti, Wilfred
Stewart, :Russell Flynn, Beatrice Da-
vis, Mabel Sutton.
Recommended on Wia1.'—Eddie An-
derson, Iler.mic Elliott, Gordon Fan -
son,
Bertie ''
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al nes
s,
S. J. 'IRWIN, Teacher.
Room VI:I.,
to :froom VI. —1, .art ]I.
nested iso to `second, honors, David Ilan, Ray
q make arrangements for nearing,.Fred : >
Ac -
an adjourned P d Mel or k, O Maryed-
sic
l nae.-, Mrs.; A. Inst- heron, Fred Shaddock Oliver I
Ings, Sec, Miss M. V. W, Hod -
hags, Pres. ' ger. t Willie I[e ideman.
The Best on To -P.
J: Carey, r
5, Do Piss J W lk
, L'1
aures a e.i i Y .May
minion Fruit Inspector reports sev- Frayne, Theodore W
it e Stella
a ca es, of violations ina p r• e -
the pack- �,
5outlYcott T � -
c.lma East.' Lo-
ing eill, , Lo
0
xi Canadian nadian Stra�vbexrres. In ,
]a. Taylor, .o
« Russell 1 Bu kwill
rl
crates holding
r
fom twenty '
nt
to �'
Y •.xt
r
Re n
Y cc n e'
` m nded
I on Trial. --Oscar
boxes the top tier of the box&ll`,con- dorso 1.a . An-
tain Fruit of .Cine quality, but that n' Maui ice; 4
1�'. E. CARLING, Teacher.
414.
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