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This warm monthwe are going to clear out arli.Oair Sluurater Goods at a Big,
J .e.dnction.
S we are offering.
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WhiteWaists
From $i each up.. We are giving
special Prices on every Waist in the store.
White Wear
All Ladies Whitewear to be sold cheap
Nice Skirts, Night Gowns, Corset Covers
etc.••
Millinery
A few Summer Hats left after the Sea-
son is over.. Your.
choice for less than half.
price.
Middy Blouses
White trimmed with Pale Blue, Navy
Cadet Blue, long or short sleeves for nets.
and Sr .00.
Summer Dresses
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Only a few left in Colored pr Whit'.
Each is a bargain waiting for you:,:
Fancy c Parasols
All to go.. ' We must sell every one.
A good, time to buy for this hot weather,
Mens Summer Suits
A real good selection of nice light grey
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two piece 'Suits at'ale prices.-
Outing Shirts
For the warm weather. You will be
wantingnom
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your vacation. All
Colors with Lounge collars and Double"
Cuffs.
Straw flats
Some Realgood ones for Sects. etch
Better ones for .7Sc and $r..aa
.00. Have one . .
Underwear
In Combination or Two Piece French
1�, Wool or
Union
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Balbriggan.penMes
at all Prices, also a lot of fancy sox.
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Exeter
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OTOR SUPPLIES
Auto and Gas Engine Supplies
-USE
Polarine or' Gargoyle for Motors
Polarine A. or B for Transmissioi.4
Polarine and Arctic Cup Greases.
- e Out The Flies
Screen Doors from $1.00 to .$2,:25
Screen Windows from 215 'tc'' hl5c
Screen: Wire from 100 a yd. up
Screen Door .hinges and etc.
Hammocks from $I.50. to $7,50
For . Your Stock
[Jse Dr. Williams Fly Killer
tk.nd Cow Ease at $1,00 per gal.
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We the !undersigned Merdha'nta: of
this town,agree toelosc
our
places s of
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burs-
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business at half It1'
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clay afternoons during the months
of "lila' and August. •
A. Stewart;-
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fthe seventh
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Mi t,otto P r 5'
which was picked up by one of the
Centralia players but was made
an
overthrow at first which let Hoskins,
get to third Elliott then made a hit
letting" boatmen in. .Exeter made ,C
hits Cerltralla: 3; Carling struck out 0
Dnplan 7, Line up,
Exeter, Carling p; Hoskins c; 8
Eawden 1st; I3ovle 2'Id;; Fisher s s; J
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Mitchell lst; Fahner 2,Id; BIatehfovd' s
p, Mitchell 3rit; refiner'r f; P1;pla.n c f;
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Initial Sermon as Huron: Old Boys
James Street Church Visit Exeter
r 1.Altitontei the t`iinrxnometer was
soaring , u'nday ,large crowd and at-
tentive-crn.gregati:oals greeted, the
Rev. W. G. H. McAllister, B. A. the
new pastor oi: J.tnxes:Street ,Method-
ist; church The Ministers text w'a,a
taken from ;firsC°Kings 87r, 'Th'e
Lord our Gott be with us as he was
with our fathers, let Him not 'leave
us nor forsake fes."He said in part,
the initial cer'emo'nies of the dedic-
ation of So!dm.oatt'' en1p7e was cel-
ebrated on a scale of tnagnificie ice
limited only by:, the ability of the
ra'tion and L1ac Kin:. Standihrg ou
the threshold cf a• new, ei'a Solomon'
casta ibackwax d look to the fathers
of the Jow•is, nation. Wherever
Memory paused he reconizeii the
oresence of God; whether: it was the
career of Abraham, ealled out by God
to leave his country and, father'(',
house or Moses, Jotseph or David.
always the life of the servant was en -
This martin, the are entering upon
a new era establishing a ne'v re -
Ie tionship. We too, glance 'hack -
\V and Thi is" an historic church. i Ap-
oslolic feet have stools where I •,ann1,
Standing. Young men in these pews
have heard the divine c 11 to the
Christian. Ministery as .Alar ahead
and the father''s•'heard and have left
their home. and kindred, and although
God buries his w'orkixien hi's oaatse
When • •s errsd�
ax!: p e ha)1f" e
we aus
think o the nxa'n•w=ko were oar Chris
tain fathers we see they were'Bible
Hien Atha knew the ^scriptares, The
fashion of, this world changeth' Our
little ssstexns' have their day 41eut the
eua:lity of character is L permanent
quality. The:: air which Solomon(
breathed 2000 years ago is the same
in q_talityt and entity we breathe then
July morning. The same .sun: shines
upon 'txs which shone' upon him.
Whatever our milliners and tailors
do for, us for' the Outward appearance
God.. whin, doo;k(th upon the heart,
must see, thesame'love for his word
our father's, had. When anyone tells
you otan old !fashioned Ch.istian( arta
apostolic in his way ask about his
love' tor the Bible. `Bible Moths'
and I3ible:l3igots were terms applied
to Our fathers in the days of, their
ni�rimage,' Our 'fathers lived, may
ed anal had their being in an atmos-
phere :oat .rarer, They' inhale and ex-
haled -this life. ,riving air.
Prayer, is t;he:iChristain.;s vitl'breath
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The Christian's, native air;
His watchword at. the gates' of death
Ie zai,
lie -enters gea,y;ern with prayer.'
Let this initial service be saturated
with prayer., Lehnus go out to the,
coming days with the prayer of the
text :in our hearts. •: The preinatur(
death. of Gustavus :Adolphus, of Swe-
den ` halted the progress of the
North for a litindred .years. Who
would -sit on the'Swedish tliroxe was
a serious onestion to the So.eh:,s„
One day when, the parli unen.t was as-
si'ng'ed a grey haired, grim visaged
general, came' into the assembly bear-
ing hiis arias a child. As he, look
ad into, the face• of the child hie. said
,Ilere is the outline ,of his, 'head, ,t'ae
color of hia 'hair, -the e' pxessiob of.
his eyes. and .yesterday when ' that rain-"
nous werebooming in the park" she
clapped her hands for joy.: She was
the Spirit of her father. Christina;
Queen of Sweden succeeded her fat'h-
er,. She shad his spirit
Baseball
On Tuesday'1evening the Centralia
and Exeter Senior baseball teams
played the first game of ball on the
Exeter diamond that has been played
in Exeter this season. The Exeter
people are a litho disappointed that
the boys have not come out before to
The Delegation of the Huron Old
ISO's !Association of !J' ront',n, arriv0
ed in town last 'Saturday night on
their auto tour around the- ,countryh
and were given a roues' n e •reception
They, wore met by Reeve' •W. J. l3ea-
mali and • a number of other promin-
ent men of the town. Theand was
out and serenaded them. with 'serer al
selections as was also the fife and
dram baud. If; was etcher late when
th•y art Nee in tpwxi bat, .i large
crowd was oat to 'greet them, Piper
It less 'of Torpntq gave a numberitof
selections on the bag pipes from..the
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balcony of i; he Central Iiov:e1, A
it elt:ded' in the party were Roger , ,
Oro •ker hlt B, Ciel bl diol ; W. Mt. a
u'.&an; W. Mc. Elroy, P. W- 1xoilgss0 I a
R. S. Sheppard. J110. 110bcrtson, Ld. 4
.i' oode. John, Galt Major Jos. Beek, A
Hy Clucas and piper Thos. Ross. ' a,
The '1delegation 'arrived at Goderichi i►•
by special train on Saturday and
were met at the station by a large
number of prominent citizens inolud-
ir,g E: M; "meets In P.; W. Proud oott
M. P..P. and many others Mri Lewis
entertainer' them. at his residence and
grounds in. the afternoon after which
they left for Bayfield 'being joined
by Messrs Lewis Poet master and W
Kelley at Hayfield. They were -re`=
ceived by the. Reeve • of the (ci(llage
and were inset by auto loads of Zurieh
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residents including J. J. (Mexhe'r Me PC
Dr. Campbell Dr.: McKinnon Reeve
Hess, Ja SA... Williams Ed. Zeller Z. Del-
ehast, A. Weidman W.. Hoffman, W;
Ruby F. Kalbfleisok F,. Moss. and. Jr.
Constance.
Leaving Bayfield the 'party prooed
viad
ed the Lake Shore;Rpa, to U t.
Joseph where they celebrated at . M.
Confines who has been building the
uhanton pity ,for the past few
Nears Zurich was reached at 16. tp,m,
where a publio dinner was held 3t
Rau is Hotel and the citizens turned
out ' in :full force.
They left Exeter Sunday morning
zoing through Behsall and '.1, ippon, to e
in t'hroagh Hensall and 'tippet'. to 4.
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Ssaforth;where a call was made .on
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Mr • Jai M,cMic'hieal, the oldest male in
the :country Mr, MeMicheal" I • s
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active' part in the popular sport.
in the afternoon the party visited.
W o l ort 33russele. Wroxeter, Gerrit;
PluCral ,:and Wintehara Monday they
teak in 13e;'Sxavc' 131y th. LoYidesbdl o.
and ,C,intctrr:
Stephen Council
"'The Co:incil of the Tot}'n-,hipr of
-Stephen met in. the Town ITall Cr
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'tan on Tuesday, the .nd of July1;912 .
at 1 p. m, • Ali members: were prc-
sent. The 4 mb: ates of the prev.ott
rneeting Were read and adopted, •
Elliott-Finkbeinor -Tha i7ames,;
Shapton be paid $75.00 as a corn-
proYmse for horse drgw'ned, on the atb'
gen.-Carried.. . .a •
Kellerman -Yearley That Gladman 1..:
& Stanhury; be paid 5137.50 is a ,corn- •
Premise for .William Ely rin'•s. horse :he- •
ing.drowned on the incl con. -Carried
Elliott. Kellerman-Th;it the clerk
a
write the Clerk of the Co-inty of Mid- 4
dieser informing' him that it the.
Do•xnty .Council builds the bridge' on, •
the town line at Corbett. the Town-
ship of Stephen will bear one halt
of the expense. ----Carried:'
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Finkbeiner Yearley-- That By-1iw
No. 192 to clos(d and dispose of the or-
igonal road allowance between lots 15
and 16 in the 21st coli. of the Tpt of
Stephen havini been read the third
-time 1be passed and signed by the
Reeve azul.Clerl and the seal of the -
Corporation attached ':hereto. -'Car -
showy what baseball players we have ci(:d.
but the boys deserve a great deal of The following orders have been
credit for the way they started out on passed':'
n and there is no doubt John Lawson, .410,00 ; 1 d ' Dixon-.
Tuesday evening 3'9.00 ; G. F. Edger 14.00 ; , Conrad
that with a little practice they could Kfahn 7.00 T. Hawkins & Son 9.00 T;
still pick up a Learn to do just as good
work as was done last season and so Keys 3.50 Wm• flog 12:00 .leo• Hep -
cause a little excitement' and amuse- \Vara, )5.00 Jahn Wein. 15.00' 0 Cle '
went for the town. The Exeter boys llepbrt 3G,00 Ld. Disjardinc� 30.00 Cao
shut out Centralia ie. the game. Tues- Harburn 17.25; David Richard, 3.00;
day by a score of 2-0. The game was Z 50 ' -7-,.. m. G Tieiie ry 250: Thomas Webb
interesting from :tart to finish. 1omy '
Carlin and Hoskins were the Exeter 20.50 i3ih and ochcrs 'lempara.ry
battery while Duplan and Dempsey bridge L.R.W. 20.75; Jos. Brennee�.:.
11.70; ilea White 83:•l0; ; V4rm: Hill
formed the Centralia battery. "Good
Old Tum Carlin" did. the good work 96-75; I0enry aar1: 10.00 .T. 13, Iiod-,
that he has done in previous games ir:s 5.i0 Robert Davey 1..50 R. Baker
Lam-
ent" he• can do lots more of it while 6,6.1 P. S 1.00 Sam n 1 Lani-
Hoskins was the man he has always Port 4.00 . John Schroeder a2 75 jog.
been. The reports are he is about to Doyle 00 ; V(rm., Nichols 3 50 ;N w
leave our town for the West. We tor. Clerk lc i,00 F. W C`arana). 9;5.2'7''
are sorry to lose him. Through the o alar .3:3cs 3; i7 I6,0 215.00; O.
theree was but one or two errors Stade 3.00 M. McIntyree 6,00 Jto• Mc-
oneither sides and both teams made Lellan 20.05 Neavton Clark 2.50 Jacob
Gainer '2:50 Newton Clark 135 Mian.
a number of good plays worthy of 1 ickc•r,a 2.50: `Jacob Geiser. 1100; J.
credit, Our players Fisher s s and Shapton 75.00 (3 -le am 50 & atoms Ory
Jim a,wden 3rd. certainly had their TrI no's tier, e 87.50 ,7arncs Iiocll;la
eyes opera and it was not in the power a.00; tVi7fr.ed Lawson 5.25; T. Elston
of the Centralia team to drive' a ball 1:03. Td WiIler�c -50a ;- Ltol)eri 1T'etch--
bile our old
Stand .
hthem w,� 500,00;
through Joseph L. w col)
g Is.son a00.00, Jc. el `4
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and Sandy r
By's Derry . Boyle 2 y "'craw Wi 'Mori 9.00 AS1oh., T s.)l4beauex'.
Bawden 1st. did good work on the albeit Allister. 7.0(1; William. Uayter.
other side of the pitcher.: The fielders 8""; Wm"' Garner 5.09
in
made light/sport of all +flies corning Council adjourned,
to
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xt%air way,In batting Exeter didthel YY Raq. Cr dtto-totAa_us
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average work but it was difficult 1 1?I `at 1 x53
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our boys to get through the Centralia HENRY I;IL13E'ii 711 ,Clerk'
tea'nl who rendered their pitcher ex pitcher A. ,
cell(>nt support whikk the pa 1'1.Ii)NMAS LEWIS C1 Meath-.
Duplan itched good ball. The two ,
p p (VIVRA-2" iF.ELL. DEAD,
were made byM,Hoskins scored runs
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ray died•very 4snxidcnly 1:Te left the
v. tut t�OusO after 'breakfast arid was u
inowing a field. 'Searle sly .he reit
from the anachine end ;'before ass sr
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Exeter Girl in Cyclone
WESCOTT In Lsborne oil 3i'i.ly 8th
to Air. and Mrs. Geo. Wcsoott a.
Miss. Jennie Hardy daughter of Mr. ' ;daughter„
and Sirs. S. Hardy, of Town who' re- BA'LKW,LL-In Exeter on ' Friday
ces°tly left for Regina, had x narrow .July 5th , to Ilfr. and Mrs* .W.: 'A•.
escape in the recent cycloeve which I3alkwill :a. 5053. -
struck the city. Miss Hardy was
staying in the building of the "Wom-
an's Christain Ae.socialiten which was
badly damaged. In writing :horns
'Miss "Tardy says `I was in the. front
room second to the end and had no
idea that there -Ives going to be any
storm out of the 'ordinary. I was
looking out of the window and heave,
a crash and before I realized what
i.ta(i happened I heard another crash(
right behind roc. I rushed into a.
corner and before I could let; there
Tifr Ja.cit liurl:e whobarbered here
haat \s'intr'1 lies>ed through town
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tyler das; oh 1115 tray Cr(°cit Cls'tn - 13rYt,
eta 13crli;tr
Mc1=.A1el7,it-'At Cromarty on July 3rd(
to Mr. aria Mrs., Wm. 'il. McLaren;
a 'daughter.
FITZSIMMO QTS -11n Clinton on J,u{eie
19th to Mr. and Mrs, Bert I!'itzsim-
aeons ii. daughter.
WF L.7;+ R ---In Exeter' an Sunday.
July 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice.,
Wexler a daughter;
DIED
1TACKN1+y-In '1Iibbert one July 8th:
Wiiliarn Hac.kr ey :teed 81.4t years
1.110 wind blew me into another corner and 11 anonths.
I clue':; to, the door frena., and pieces 10;i1L0 R -In Hibbert, on .Tway 2nd
John .Balfour aged 77 'years. ,
WT:I11'U' lt-In Mitchell, on therm
29th James Lorraine beloved infeat
son of Mr. and 'Airs, tC Jt..WUne'
a,red'two months and 17 elite.
or: bricks glass avd plaster flew'
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(arour:d the tike hailstones. The�e_t
1. remember was starting for the
stairs and by this time the corner of
the whole budding was blo',vn out. l)�V�i'talht-lli.Io;aYi an July Zz d John
and the 'stairs was standing icy full
view from the street, i got down to Dwyer aged 77 years and'? Months
the waiting room where there wore
dozens of girls cuddled up. Some
were crying others covered with blood
,aatd others were quiet and cool, Dr'l
Thompson was on the spot almost be
fore the storm was over and 'fixed tit
the wmen ded. -
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in Exeter' A. ,G Heywoodwto hos
!pastor ill :the Methodist
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'tlxe eveniiie Mr, Heywood. arras pre-
sented -with a. handsome volixnxc of
Itedes'ielt 311cl a.y 'aria _ in address f
eressina getieral risen.': at hi,S 44:1!cprrt-
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,ix'r, was read by ,I�canarl iY oOre.
.tor dots 4,c' 7tiscr.
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Mr. 1x9 Grieve spent Salafdly iii
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I Last m..'x
Su,ii('av'tt=,ith''Mrs. ixxievr incl. r
who Yana been at their sixeximer'• homy`
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lae-a-Wser- ni,e Jrteae Z9'rb,•
t A i nshtor Of 1:he 126i:h T.d ht dialw-
tial'1 of London, Ditched, their eaixin st
at Grand Bend on tLerr Vei•ur11 `iron)
Godericla.
The cotCtges'a1e xapaddy being fit,
G�rE T�It In Exctcxt on tfotaday
Ji.ly the 8th the, infant claubliter;
of Mr. and Mrs. Nfaurioe .Wextera
.Ther first vorvit45 wail bold. in 'Ow'
Auditorium�Srsn k13', Indy f7th, Rev.
14Ir, Metbtal'zti preaebin: at both seitvie
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Whcn I am tired and sed and ivorri
convincecl- that, man was made ;To'
=earn, when all the world seems pale
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tick and Waith it dee ftly ptraly.ze;
aboai: five 'hundred Million 'flies Il, ,.-
!otic the pleasare of the chase The);
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1 good old mandated { Iau. l.c
in < L D
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sVertsnlicn ;tack the layer of tiTi r,
'Warthog, wolf -or bear. and . ,1a.i)i„�
their :Oneness tropios horse front. la011
>•' ., 'tl
bcynnd the ocea,a foam. and hast
their valor advertise -4.11 et 15 l;
hone ' and rw ex 'dad flies And wan. by,
to sleet.
7 t c. Ita pleasure
nnl.irn :s i is
L,
(Misys of the heard of health totirw
,
.0 hunters take their gens and slay
1 tic 1;•arred and feathered ones thea
'awnless natives of the wilds; any
weapons evon'ti be 1'l.:a:s defiled, I
y
. i, rob a run o life foe
shall x.o ( the b1 � f
make at bonnett for my wtfc. nor,ye4
< Sct.5intiC the' seal, thet she
down
':own in ('ars may reel, With. leth>iln
tno!s"I- swat- the ..i'l,y; tvkich can't (30
hotter than, to die, it is i1; sport of
1. *tt tial; (' ('CalS s .tris `olxrselve '
n, . t, 1 o y
".
.w�itlt sw=at»r7ianhines sod sing a joy -
ons Bunting song, aids help ,the ott
oriel de along.,( r
r ..4T0±5;lytmorr. Ur- .e~ 1 1st
it