Exeter Times, 1912-7-4, Page 1Q1 tictelt Wait
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; bleaches t'ize straw
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-.EXBUR, I, ONT,; CANADA. T M DAY MORNING, JU 4th 1912
pttONE 32
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During the balance 'of June we are going to offer some "SPECAL BAR-
.
S" Clothing. This is a Genuine Bargain Sale and will pay YOU to take
in.� g
e of this. Some of the niftest stuff on the market is here for you to choose
Yi'�8�g
$18 , Suits for $12
his is a Spedial buy of the' smartest
and best Cloths that are put into
;efts. Tailored just as good. as any tailor
man make them., All the new.Spring colors
andstyles, Be sure and see them.
$7 and $8 Boys Bloomer Suits
for $5. and $6AU ;sizes to choose from in the good
wearing Cloths, Nice Colors and Patterns
suitable for Boys, Bring along your boys'
and buy them a good school or ' Sunday.
Blooinerr Suit at the price of an ordinary
one, They will fit any boy,,
Odd Parts for Menor Boys Spring's
terns and Cloths., Everypair bought at job prices and.
zoo pair of this: New Pat
;will be sold at Bargain Prices. Remietnber our June Sale of Odd Pants will soon'clear thein
out.
Frees 75c $1 $1,50 $2, 2.50 and., .00o
1. y
Now is the time for Millinery Bargains. Some new
- the balance of June we will
)the Summer Gird., During
Untrimmed Hats' .and Ready-to�'W ear at greatly r r aced
for.
ea
is - your chance
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�w�illin�y , it' July
JUNE Millitiery
Styles are being added every day for
sell our entire stock - of Trimmed and
Prices. We want to clear out all our
Hat.
Fot Ladies an
��ew .Dress Goods
Prints and Gi-nghams
Jotton Voiles -•
Arrti
Girls
Fancy Parasols
, Gloves and Hosiery
Whitewear
FOr en'
Shirts and Collars
Ties and Lounge Collars
Straw and Panama' Hats
Jones
May,4i 1 V. -.
SUPPLIES
Auto and Gas Engine Supplies
.USE
'ol"arine or Gargoyle for Motors
g
Polarine A or B for Transmissions
Cup Greases,
and
' Acetic G s
• e
aria
Po
1'r ,irLL�p
Keep Out Flies
1�
Screen Doors from $1.00 to $2,26)
Screen Windows from 25 to 450.
Screen Wire from 1Oc a yd. up
Ser: vn Door Hinges and eto.
ks from 1.50 to 7.50
Halxl:mac$ $
StockFor
• dpi r
Dr. Williams ' Fly 1LK.iller
Ease at 1.00 per gal
land, Cow F..aS �' 11
1
Promotion: Results
Form II to 1~:o na'IIJ
$enters. Linden Harvey 85
:A.da "This 716,0
Vass°J$I1ian Boyle 73'
Smiles Walker 67
Fred McPherson 63
jean Seldon fii
The following also pato! 'subject to
Massing the Lower $chraol, Normal
trance Examination,
Florence Triebner
Arva Brokenshiee
Mary Idanlon
Myra Mergah
Ben. Case
Bennett Quackinehmh.
Nellie. Carmichael
.Becominetteed Joseph DaWls
Form I to Form II
Honors: G. Morley 83
1mT, Truernner 82
j Strang 81 w
L. Stewart 77
A. Habkirk 75
pass: D. Hall 70
J. Allison 69
E,McArthur 6
j, Sweet.67
B. Walker 67
A. Uoggarth 65
1. McDowell, F;'t
E. Brooks 60
}L. Rivers 60 .
Recommended: J. Munn 50
.M. Hanlon (Aegr,'otat)
Senior Commercial Dipioina
L Rivers 09
B, Atkinson 60
1, Hardy 62
Junior Commeicial
Honors: F. Hili 76
Pass: A. Willis 65
M Acheson 64
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Exeter Council
A. special meeting of the Council
was held in the Town Hall, Tuesdaet
evening July tad. Members were all
Present. .Minutesofthe meetings held
Stine 7th, 10th and 14th were read and
approved..
Rivers and Ford that the following
accounts be paid as read. For labor,
Thos. Sanders, Sze; Thos, .Brock, 2.55;
Walter Westcort, 525; Edward 00nel',
1 50; David irhseell,Sr, ,vU; Wm Dam*
is L00; Geo. Atkinson .3.93• Nelson
Vale, 1,00; Thos, 'Webster, 3.50; Wm.
Brimacombe, 1,55; T. Cookson, $sc; J.
Kuorr, 50p Roy Horn, 1.75; W. J; Bis-
rett, ptesalary 87,50; John Ford part
salary 30.00; T. B, Carling, part salary
2.00; Electric LightCo.lighting112,15;
Exeter Tunes Printing Co. 53.§8; Alex, "
47
Purdon, cemetery 8100; Sohn Leckie.
limited 12 50; London Foundry as 1.50;
Wm. Coats reg. sewer by-law, 2,30; le
s Co,, 4�
Canadian. Express 1.10; Exeter
Salt Works Co., 1.55; T. B. Carling, ie
R, 0. sewer by-law 5,00; Dr, J. W.
Browning Medical Health Officer 5.00; ;
John Harness sig months bell ringing
25.00
Scott and Ford -That we ad arise
the $5,000 debentures re.' sews : for •
,�, They have the new English
sale and the same be inserted in three
v`
liave
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$.
SUI'
hing a
AN Could
Ask For
issues of the local papers; tenders to be a' shoulders and the new English
received up to Friday evening, July • g
19th and in the Clerk's hands by seven -: Waist line. They have the
oclock. Carried. ed on the ®' new lapels and collars. .They
Mr. Thos. Harvey wait
Council asking to have their water tax have life new effects.
remitted owing to loss • and inconven- ®'
•
ience they have been put to owing to ea
the choke up of the main drain. Coin e•,
ncillor Scott expressed himself that = if e
the eouncil did that he knew of others •'
who would be wanting the same treat-
ment and however much they would 4
like to assist them it would be estab- I
C. May 68 fishing a precedent, which they dr
Wm. B. Weidenhaamter, not like to do. The council took no
Prin. H, S. Dept. taction.- elarried.
3. N Howard interviewed the coun-
Public School Iiapartiarient ail, re tie sewer, wanting to know what
4 h to enior 4th. the council.. intend as they had stop -
From junior t ped him with going on with the work
Honors: Dorothy Kuntz 78 and he was anxious to proceed as he
Gordon Ford' 77 ; had been to a lot of expense and worry
Passe Amy Johns 73
Ina Delve 72
Fanny B-awey 71
Milton Kydd 71
Jessie Briekwood 70
Mabel Knott 68
Bertha Horney 6$
Edith' Davis • 61�
Gordon Wells 1
From Senior 3rd to junior 4th
Honors: George Ortwein S(4.
'ass: EarlPowell72
Jack Hurdon 72
Gordon Davis 67
Margaret Si axil t4"7
Llilie,Walkee eta
Millie Walker 60•
Mildred' Hardy 60
On Trial: Mary Day
Lula Hastings
Roy Fletober
Edna Johns
Archie Davis
S. S. Murray
Room VI
From junior 3rd to Senior 3rd
Donors: Gladys Haryay 92
Verdi Hartleib 80
Violet Mallett 75
Pass: Harold Boyle 73
Drew Knight 72
Clifford Mallett 72
Wm, Davis 69
Wray H.edden 68
Alvin Cornish 68
Irene Guefle 68
Delem Charlton 06
Bruce Rivers 65
Arto Delve 65
Vera Sweet 62
Czar Harness 62
Marshall 58
Mars
On trial: Vera
From Senior 2nd to Junior 31d. -
® Mildred Marchand 83
� HonorsClyde .F3eaman 80
In a • Verdi H01. 79
Biller
vS7
n
Comm
loo
Doyle 7
y
76.
El ene
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ed .edd-
e for�
. Slx'atabl
•� .in. Gifts., the oalance
4t
• of this month. ee - 0
e A Big Assortment
4w,
g . } rlscilla Uollingwoad 61
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�' � Average attendance 38
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r� mfr +� ate II to bola V'L
4►. �4�•�• From Intermediate •
a' as Hors: AIiCe Vincent 87
4 Ho
a Greta Harness 80
. Phone 55
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seasonable (foods
HARDWARE
AND STOVE STORE
Bargain Store.
atthe ��e��r l��l, g r
. ��� '.�!a x�es ,
For
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are than we ar
• , nee tit worth one third m
�A, tow Tot Inst ,ape p
isitbroicleries
askitm.
t .a
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as
or
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a -A few w lett 790 ea.
ch,
Turkish Hathtowelse 124nand 22eG.
Ladies lack Cotton:Iosee•1)cents a prair,
s night snit s, inderwear, fine d ass
shtr.
ts
.
Hate Of ell hieBs at,haif price.
ust received a aihipnae
nt ofwater melon snipe overall
liens : suits at ssn%ng prices.
Shoes our Specntity
etStore:
e�
Bargain
Std
A •
e iiNorth of Post
. F. Bearers
it
.Wm. ]Brown 72
Cora Sanders 71
Clarence Morley. 71
Fred Briroaeonlbe 70
Irene Basterbrook 60
Edward Taylor 08
Cora Ford 07
da Walter Harness 64
Norman Norry 62
e of
Eddie Davis 86
Maurice Harvey 85
Variety .Stere Mildred Harvey 80
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EarlyClosin Notice
• .i
W e the. ,undersigned I1erekaints of
this town agree to close our places of Tp
business at half east twelve on There-
clay afternoons tiering the months
Of ' 3 1, en6 Auatrst* i 1
t ^t( s tw11rt. ` 1 �.� t
t ,rt
u'. 1Vla - it Sc l oaf. t i ,! a ;
` r + x:..r(1.1.:-P4.4,/,-,,
IL, Speakman s ° :3.�:,
} r. , e I
V�s J, Beer. f : Crt.;p;J r �,
w avtts
W..t Ek Farm • 1 f?"rruil :t;t.trd
W. 3, Ctirling I _ f : 1 r 1
1VJCr's. Yee t t; ( 1 heat. ries li :e1,r w .s
A. J.Nord
I3.
CFV', P; , :R`eavere. 4
Win. Rivers. : d t 1^"l1% ' b .f:' 1
1. 'Grigg. a :i r t a•w, r.,,,� eel ear
f'. i!reene. ,• tI I F its i t.Flrl l'.I e
lw. 13e '1 e 1.'I t , 6 le tits refai
W. sarein
s
rl
l
x,.�llis 1i T tt 1
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Jones t Intl aY s f �' tr) t".
:. Rawlins .Stan. !1 • Ix;.
0. x`lttoii ,'' ..::1
.h sure itna'
Verdi Rowcliffe79
Stella Sanders 78
Thelma Connor 78
Paul Weiderthanimer 76
Pass: Blanche Seti )r 74;
Paul Collins 74
Edward Yellow '11
Phillipe Harness 70
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OBe
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insDavis
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Mildred Wood 0$
Charlie Ford 68
Bert Gilliespie 08
Idella Davis.67
Ernie Welles 06
Jessie Ilowey' 05
Earl' bXagee 61
Alvin A.narew 60
Mabel IXolde
n60
From Class 11 to III
Honors: Earl Russell 84
Clifton Davis 30_
ie.70
Lizzie klartl pia
ree: Kelvin Iledden''71
r-iarold Itantz 68
Mae Webster 07
Syron Claes l to Xi
nn y.
Rev
erl .Acheson 81
oreC
Verna; Walker 81
s: Mildred Newry 69
.LI'a,7e1 Cookson 68
i , dntin• eel on pa1,ge ars
and now that the worst of it was one
he would make greater headway. o
Councillor Levett replied that it as as le
no use to go on the wayhe had
doing because if he did he would never •
get through. and thought in the inter-
est of all concerned he had better s
throw the contract up which Mr, et
Howare agreed to do providing t he
council would act fair and pay I
for what he' heel "already - done. Mr. •
Levett stated that the council would 8
bewilling to leave the naattee df set- 4-
tlement bet wean .hini and the council
to, Mr, F. Ferncombe ; and the reeve •�'
to which Mr Howard .,agreed and a S
contract confirrnia ;;cafe was dotted. �* .
Levett and Rivers that the cotiitra ct
between 3. N. Howardand the Corpor- •
ation being the orignal contract be •
cancelled and the clerk be authorized a
to sign the agreement ore behalf of the 4r
Village and the corporation; seal at-
tached. -Carried. a►.
Scott and Rivers that we ask for •
tenders far excavation of sewer on
4t
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4r
air
e
4
,
They have grace and I.
style and elegant appear- •
ance. 41'
They have the little 40
touches of exclusiveness. 41
that the TAMAN designers
know how to impart • to 4.,
the garments. t A
And they have the TA- m
MAN guarantee of conn-
plate: and lee 'Ling satasfae- 4.
tion.
You can get the styles :4,1
shown'above-or any one •p
of a dozen others -at eei
$18, 0$22 u •
p
The variety of Patterns 4•
is practically •unlimited.
May we othe..' ta''
styles illustrashtwed; in the
new English Worsteds and 4r;
Serges.
bats, Caps,. "Shirts,
Collars and Ties, It
-
Suspenders, Sox,
ele
Underwear E.
4
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4-1
4
A
4
west side Main street from north side ,p
of Wellington 'street to the post office 4 -
as per : speeifications in the clerk's Q'
hands; tenders to be in the clerk's •
hands by Friday evening Silly 12th at 4-
seven o'clock. Highest or lowest ten- 0
der not necessarily accepted, 4
Levert that we adjourn.
T. B. CABLING Clerk
Cyclone Sweeps Many
Blocks in Regina
1'Ie ii r Scsli:,. Jane ,30.-A. terrific
wirdsterne aacotnla^tnicd by fieil ittrl
rain..strnek this city from the ,south
et ten ininntes to five this afternoon
cutting three/0i the heart of the bus-
torescan centre,
c
n s „
ng•
i 1tr a
v
s
losss of
lite and dostros•in n peeper. le to the
extent of a million: dollars or more.
The' chief loss of life' took )fisc in
0
MERCHANT TAILOR
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Big Day at Centralia
The .Isna.l fine weatherlai geerowds
Gott, Mrs. nritchell;
Sack Race Leo. Glavin J. Manion
100 yd. Dace -A.r noidi Citi tiro Gor-
hoar
and tots of 'attraction were the tea.- 220 yard Traces Gordon Morley Nil
'Morley;
tures at .Centralia, on July 1st at th'e sexy;
tint
ua1 strawberry
festival( 'n
e nn
CC -
tion
-•.ca-----
with the Methodist church. Tax
the morning •a garnet of bill was play-
ed between ,Clinton and (Centralia. azul
was very one-sided, Clinton winning
^t
out by ea d•iz�,e rcta.ii,ag• n^ In the t f.cr-
.
clootl etre'crowd began to gather ind
neopfc came in from miles around and
:tethered. on the 'beautiful pxrsanat r.
R Comp ny ll s [p
Co. ?3rd,. 'lcbiinWient returnCed
home from6-tillr
Coderich ieseFrie
e
day.' They bron;bt home with thcnm
the beautiful eilver cup presented by.
the Saskatchewan Coveenme.nt i el- Lac •datr.Ylrtcre of the Ltn ; a
g • Which •rvas iblo�vn zropnds 7'he committee! had arra"ng- p're, oe
eown.c,. ulioP.u„c Godcrich• for annuni aomjaetition 'bit
ore ,searchiin;x Cd an excellent! programme of sports , tv down. os en lbrills i Ar dee,e ‘'reach Was well contested Tete Lad- coinpanie.s intim ,.3rtl re,-;ii>,tent tu!
the, rains end brill/eine,' ,oaf. the i"s trovidcd a scan mons a.n.ppeii. 'ntngfrom Coderiell by the' utarrowesa
epi ia•turect for the tele laec of I a d cream es well margin followin. are thct;acrt's snide
not
I e:' ' u ]ra•but in am bnnileliif tel- and
ion nv xoib,Lrri deter cies w re in .iban by •Lac 14. Co oral oL a posgiblr coventy
no's Icnoavu: as
�l�t I7d Srlcll 5 S A; rl; .a x 4 •-':1 t;
11;wee 'five' o'clock in, the' afternoon, dance The second panic.- of bell be-
when
e- a ; Ca 5r 5 5 ii =15
W anemic the city: and
cyclone n
.n nY..1.G
hr
J
st
1cit oem
the Jtisttr3 of Ilia west to sa
has even tbeeti known. Coming from
the sceit.l;: ie demand -just it fete bloriks
• rule
'ts
iaorlh of the southern ilial , rt
tire; a. novel h •seyer•a1 streets wide
ri•�Iti; •(1ou`'n' Into the ceutrc or the
y.
city lu;t'ia:l,• buildingsnetto ,its
w else
Two hundred lariva.te .residences
Tt•cre cnrricd down, in the Mast, Snla
etancitl Meek beildiar,gs also went, in -
eluding the Cannciltn Pa.eifr,es rait-
wtty's '1'otn til:onse. The eerttra:r pit:le
of the .otor( ley between HaIll iltou
street; on the east and Albert' Street
on tee west., including between then;
the lain iter portion. of; fife Financia
teem the same teams was held in
LIr afternoon,aria was a
little more
inteteeti.nc the score being 1.9 to 17.
in favor off the home teem. '.l.'he clim-
ax eria:nr, at night when the conceit Pie
ender the anspieee of Liar, readies A.iti
tvas given ilii the church. Despite the
warm weather the people pecked the
eharch to its utmost capacity and
many were amebic to gat in, and had
to remain outside or in the beeetnctit
ea e.xeclient programwas alven by
Mr. Owen Smily of Toronto; Mrs.
t4'foGuire of Seatertle incl ol.hcr talent.
The proceeds of lite concert arimattted
to $95.09 'Following\ is he sutitnary of
the Encase ' -•
business and shopping
diretreet'a nano for bcyd ureic)! '3 Welter Vie,
'
ri it the city the storm. too Louis Davis..
I3eed directly
fia tilt' tl , , • I2ttce for ' girls ;under 8 14tthlc ere.
a 1 over
the Il
em
•Vin`.
rd dile t
roa5s r v
real
Parliament:
1i a iltfit 1u!_ !
iS
eolith of nail 'Anniee Fisher,
wasc<IlccRare tor bays under 12
Gerald iiia•
Crossing the take its path (orth fon %eo C!train ; d l? ll. I.lcc%ticri,
Ile Dominion builder, a ileac for girls ,ass e
Y 'jailLeonittl'
afar ovr.i
�.tfhen it •strtlel:, tee more ycJrct, roe- ;
+ . f Fie 16 leerierdr Ab..
flit rti.A:1': zteC.tfcfti irtclud�ctl on ;ii:�te,+,s-: xlc.c c of +Fors• ern r
•,i •, ' ^. . lace :h oat; Leo Glavin,
l i Flee.., t
t w1:lr .Ia
r.lt.
I, t1 t,rt Trt.„l lAver i , Heel.
ly `Race Car c. irls under U ltnth• xlcd
;.ltd '�iat:orra" �t,t7citnei„ On the let- , • �
are ,. r that rn,y- den. Affable Cronanlie
Mt tat, l,ran,i.tt.lt a Ana other 1 t,1ahecJlaarroar racy, G ills ."c Willie
a tu r i cites, ti and u aiunzbtr of .6:1'3 ant & Glavin,'
t {J at . I r
clNet', id Potato Dace 7V Iisscry C 0: Calvin
Next' in order esornc:s 0 <t et!`t;h: at ,.... , • . Abbott, 11.
• wi ltoeetem liri.ac, Leonard' bi ,
Swlrvcni'lz Avrirriev end Beath ll.ul S . Elston.
i tatncial( l,,lst.
is o
vt•t the ,.
• tel these street! a 1 l a saw.,
t Not 1�lrredfr and 'Thread x'xre; P. Sari ,
and brisiiitrss dad vie at;lyi.t•,,n„ <.:r! a trv�'i:raa''
, • seeaever :bra at ei
fedi i fat Pacific'
c' Ile
l acral Ie^i° . Tin`aeele trail lie ee Ussery C 1vCor�
C•tar;rdi:tty I',xaiCit:' ltttilava;V i'tlti,n;, flay .7t•ati,tr`�C.� Ole ta,lciilt;' down in its course half . a, I7 : ,° (larder
en e'levattors, onee at tt'hiCla • fell 0501110 Iln.ee Oliver avis,,
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tying' l s ;
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ray -
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moray Leiner diverted,
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` l't them �,rsrssrtl in the portion •t of Poet and shoe r:rae rot latf;�.,
"a..rin^xrd sail r,• n arLaa,411esalatir+ritng'r'ball aLtIllrin
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and (Mrs. Cliarlci#; Box a sac's.
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.,7^ar. 11tL•'til Mr, and. ;11i's. Brace.
Cooke i' t deeater. Lillie 'Levens,
MARX 1)
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Evangelical tC)ltiir •ti, 'Credi ton, oat •
Wednesday' Jtnic, '26tht 1912.nor.
IVJ:t;lvin W i 7th owe al
Iitt.in„ of . the
,Gitlivra + to Miss Oli,'ele elecath
alta glatar of Mr, and Mrs, ',f.t 1.1.
Holtzman, o1 Cr'0Flitom
DIED
t3ATLR`y'--13oaaarm et, Setaaxy .;,iiiltt*
lath 41)12 Mr. lllijall Dailey .. x
his 80tH $'Feat,
St res i
Tie o
red
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