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Itexa11 Liver Salts,
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1n its action. Drives away'"the Blues" and
alrotherc disorders from the Liver and. Stow,.
aaeh, An aid to perfect .health. We refuted.
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(Fiume of The Rexcall itemediee.
ONT . CANADA, THU'BSDAY MORXINGq AUGUST 8sta 1912
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We are always ready for the Early`` Shopper. Every day we are opening up
New Fall Goods and are able to show you our New Dress Goods, New Fall Coats,
Sweater Coats, Underwear, Etc. This is.a,:good time for the Early Buyer to Get
Busy,•
August Clear• r g ,Sale
.Alla. Summer Goods to be Cleared pub in August.us>. We must make
'room for the
New Goods,
Ladies Waists”'
-- 'Every Waist marked down to rock
E bottom Prices
Ladies White Dresses
All to Clear , at One Half Price.
Only a Few left,
Muslins and Gidghams Fancy Parasols
All Reduced' to Prices that will
quickly Clear
Embroideries
Some Special Values in Narrow or
Wide Embroideries. All to be cleared
out
Straw Hats
All Mens and Boys Straw,Eats at
25 and 50 Cents
Only a few to clear at your own
price.
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Whitewear
.Every Garment of Whitewear will
be sold at Bargain Prices
Clothing
Some 'very Special Bargains. in
Mens and Boys Clothing for this Sale
Phone 32
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Use Plymouth.
Binder Twine
Vly.Spec. 500 ft. and Gold Medal 650. ft.
The Best is the Cheapest
Clold Medal flay Fork Rope
3 and 4 strands will not break
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'Washing' Machines from $7.00 to $10.00 -' y-%' •
Washing Isfachines"as cut $10.00 •
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Hot Weather Wants
CASff'OR TIMI3
$19,59,up. With or without
horns. • `
STEP IN anb see, or write us
Also Keep Iw Mind that dur-
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♦ ing AUGUST we are running
Special • Sales thrughout the
store
(Oil Stoves from 1.00 too $11.00 j i, w
to 2,75 . Powell's
Oil Stove ovens from 2,40 $ �g���t ♦ ♦.
Iammo`us' franc 1.50 to $..50 6 ll ♦ ♦
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4.1 ;.Screen Windows from 250 to 40c. i ♦ e
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Exeter Council
The Jlxetcr Council met in the
Town Hlall'T,uesday evening, tAul .2nd
Members all preeent. Minutes of last
meeting were read, Sand approved.
ll4.r. John Taylor ''interviewed the
Council re outlet to drail? on Victoir%tip..
Street, rotating that the 10,e and 6
inch tile Taming into the 8+'taaeh darn's
min; apthtsdream and fi;tlat;'Ails cellar
witch water every time the'r'e was a
freshet and. wanted the council to
take aeiion The Reeve replied that
the =council would naeei: Mr. Tay1o,r
at iiia rilace and go •nto the matter'
with inim..
Scott —Levet.t-That the fo:loai'!ing
accoux:ts be passed aft natio, AVM.,
Whiteford tabor, 1,88; Ttobt slmderd
do, $8.00; Wm Davis do, 1,50' Wm:
Vale de18.00; R. Ford do 17.12; Thos.,
Brock Sr. Mabor; 1125; Jno, Dunea'n,
do 11'.03; Walter Wescott d!a 110,87;1
Ed. Heideman do 12.60; Geo. Orange.
2.50; Thos Webster do 13,75 Roy (Torn;
do. 6,25; Nelson Vale do, 2.00J. Bell
do, 12;60 Jas,. Morley ,;10 2,65; Fret'
. Loomfie'ld do, 10,13& J`as. Weekesi.
do 2.50; Jno, Kydli, do 1.00; Thos.
Houlden pumping and street waterin;g
57',00;Thos; Creech teaming freight%
02.25 Wm Gillespie do 21,00 'James.
Sweet labor 12,50; R Davis do 4,00;
Thos, Elliott Ido 11.12; 3?, 93aiokwood
do. 5. 50; Thos. 13aziewood da 8.'50
SidSandersdo 7,87; Electric Light
Co. do 1iL0.40; T. 73awfirs & Soli acct..
6,15 Ross Taylor Mfg Co, do 154$01
Exeter Tines Printing Co.°8:50;Im'por
nal Oil 1Co-, Queer. !Pity Division, 67,7.l';
Canadian Brass Co, do 8.001 -Jas. How
and labor 12.00; Dr. 'Browning, .'Board.
of EoaLth1;'.00; T. B. Carling pt, sal-
lary '25.00; Jno. E, Ford, do.. 311:25;
W., J. Bissett.do 37:50;
Lovett -Rivers— That 13y -law No
5) confirming the new Board o!f
Health. as read be finally passed.
arrierd'. -'
ford Rivers—That 'the Reeve 'anal
Clerk borrow j'500.00 for ourrenit ex-
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Levet(—That wee aidjcntrn 'to the
call of ;the Reeve.
T. B. .CABLING Clerk.
Exeter School' Board
TUX' A.NNOUN.CB]YIENT
The Eareter Public School Board
begs to announea: the reopening of
the H. S. or Continuation Class Sec.-
tion. for 'Tuesday Sept. gird at 'j a' t1-;;
when all intending students are de-
sired to he present.
The aim of the Board is to provide
a sound 'education 'Tar the various,
walks in life; CommaTWO andetstrilal
and Professional •and to carefully
train thoseunder their care for a
true and Honorable Canadian Citizen-
ship,.
The course covered is complete' for
Model Normal -and University 'Bur;
trance, . Special attention is given
to the Commercial Department. iAs a
rural High School Special attention
is giver., to the _leads of both the. Far-
mer and the. Citizen.
The standing of the School is Gov-
ernment approved It is'. exc'ee41ingiy
we11 equipped as to pfay ground's, lab-
oratory a ceids library and (staff. The
work so far has `received 'stroIng ag'-
prova! from both Public and cosatirn-
uatior. School Inspectors and is rank-
ed with {the first in the Province
The staff ren? ns as for the Easter
term •and for the High -School Sec-
tion leas follows; W. B., Weidenlaa i-
rncr,.13. A. Honor Graduate of Tor-
onto University and Specialist in mad -
err. and English has charge of the
modern 'languages !higher English
Mathematics and (Science, Miss E;d
.mords first Oasts standing, Clasbic'n
English, 3listory and Readrnl;, Mies
Campbell first '•class (standing tha
Commercial and. Junior woik.
The H.1 8_ Seotion is open to all
who ''have passed the 17.: S. Entrance
lastid parents are (asked' to see that! re-
gistration of intendina students Ls
niede within 'the least possible, delay
Il'or inforxnatiopi asr tocolurseS, ap-
ply tq'the principal
• 3, 0111GG. SEC'Y'
Good Farming—We ',lave come to
learn haat good farming is. 'a science•
lust•, as much as good _anything else.
That is, some of us have -come to
learn that; a trip through seine cif
our farming ,districts would indicate
that there are a few tvaho have not
*et become flatly posessed ,of the fact
Bazaar« The [rcle.lrendc'nt of N,rNV, York •co'tn-
1 Ii0LINT YlJCIE 73;GTSSING'�
ave you sorroWS? You ',hist bear
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thrai..
pec♦al ,� WilLLt:eni-
otit murmur. 'Without.
Thirk !not you may shirk or,,'sharc
Beep •thiem for yourself
Balt if you Lave joys -oh, show, 'the,!dt..
Broadcast to the winds go throw
thiem,
Have you {rials, 1ou raga faah idem
Without grumble Without ,grobni;
13urdex4 Then be sure to . plane.
them:
Or no .shoulders but your, own'.
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But '£youhave aught that ctiee•r u
ft
Give it forth to calm the 'fear e),•
Give it forth to, soothe •the tearful
Sieg it, ring it. snake it kinow;n:;;
Tiktns it 10 the no;irle-heart'ed4
•Live un'.tiltheir has flowh''
Thus (heir tearer', is imparted. 1 ..
tip��yy
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At The Exeter Bargain Store ►'
.the Balance of Our Mens Summer Hats--Worth-up to $1,25 fori
., 40e�eaol
Boys and Girls Hats---1Oand 15 cents
' 25 cent Tan Lace Hose for 15 cents
Mens it'ancy Roseose .regalar 2G ctlnte for 18 cents a pair
20 Fancy Parasols --Worth $1.25 for 69 cents each
25 Pieces of Eng fish Flannelettes 86 inches wide--'Worth14 cents
10 ,11 tents El yard.
OhildrensSa
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cls—aG Cels0 andd 85 CC
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A
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Running Shoes 45 ,Cents
Shoes 'our Specialty
;nater Bargain Store:
eavers
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blast is blown,.
Ass a buglea
ments upon the •evidences of pains-
taking thrift among Canadian far-
mers to lbe xote+d 'on; a trip through,
SoutLerr. Peninsil.la of Ontario, Prom
(Detroit to 13nffalo. It believes that
Car.ac'nn Methods
s ire tench 'hare
careful and ecientifie, and describes'
the farmer south of the lakes es a
laid skinner, It,fur ther says also
that the Catedt,aais who have been(
rejotc:,rg over the imna?t„ ra.t(cm of
Iowan farmers into their own North
west will probably lave to have .their
rejoicings turned into sc;rrow. These
met. it saycs, are the very ones who
first t xluiusted :thee valley of Ob o,
by their s'r.scientiflo land sk:n.ning,
rriet1 ods t:her. :roved west to the
prairies of Illinois and Iowa, acme' ex-
t nasted (tern and, are now, pushing
into o Ca ` a, Clml ino, onceagaina.a
to . nakefortunes out frooting
This tatty be an exaggerated putting
of the ,case and certrti'r it is that all
the farmers ivho have '.come 'to pus
from the other side ore .r•o,t of this;.
1 �,5 1�'r 't also, that the
e as tai. ecitai i i I.o ,
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Cnr.adian»West todsy is is real. dan-
.ao.tl pus;stneatas ett7 t'ti ssclar10-,ro8
Cally shot st,.,M
htetC nt staler,that
the £artners of the e.tst,''rn, middl,e-
we,: a.rd western $tate'snxftdc in turn
(tet reduced whole s�eetions of the
'Plains it Ts. they hells' and laeig'hteri,, •° country, after ,i few, years of ex=
Thus -the), lift sed 1:
'd lighters elusivet n4leai sgrowing into praotie.al
Thus it a1-• )1631'Mises and brii1hteni. learrerniseal.--G.uar'dialf.
I alis Isa,a st',eadtas,t.5 tAall t :e?3' obi'.'
Bowling
-Th iter 33owiers on Thursday
and Friday of last Faith held a shoed, -
flag xnatch between picked beams a`r-
1:1.e assoeiation to 'de.oide the 'rvilat-
ners of the two beautiful watch 'fobs
donated by Mr. jimmy 13aW,deara The'
matoh started eff with eight rinlr5
and in the first round the drink slti1
ped iby R. 131. Creech wan from the)
rink skipped by W. W.t Taman on a
score of 12 to 111 Vali. Dickson fsoima•
W. 3. 1leaartan 16 to 11; S. C3-, Bawdc'iti
trona W. D. Clarke' 21: to :8, 0. )3, Snell
.frorn E. 3, !Christie 15 'to 0, Again,
in the semi finals S. G. TiaatdeYl froln`
L. 11. Dickson, 21 "lo Vit; 1). N.l Creecbi
from C,;33, S'neil 10 to 0 ; 11,4 tjle (fin;
1(id ..thin .(rink eompory;0', s,C C, 1)yel1,
W. T. (Acheson, J. A. Stewart•1Sc G •,
73aw,den skip wort from T, Elliott WI��
May, E, 3. Christie and R. N. Creech)'
,kip the Score 17 to 1:41 Then tlee
lead C. Dyer and' skip S. G. BawJdient'
played a.gains(i the 2nd W, T. Acheson
and vice J. A. Stewart, T.:l... Acliesoitt
and J.A. Stewart winning game. ,app
foibss.
$1.00 per year Ina fvano
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Gala Day
The weather an "Tuesday' was, id-
eal for i:oldi.tg' the 'usual Gala Day
at Grand. Bend and large ambers
came in from, all directions and enjatyr
ed the days outing., , The ,Parkhill.
brag: band was early an the (scene.
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enlivened the proc,etedttngtst Mr,
Jas. Ilamilton, piper of London, wast
present mind -'in the a£ternooln s'levr
oral Righpand dances were time**
from a'platform by Master ViotcJ
Riddell andisister Ina also of Lcindold
'Ar, excellent list of sports was car-
ried out. Dir.' A,iby llobi.nsoo1 olI Woof
'stock was !the genial inaloalgen of the
sports, •A4siisting lain were Mr. Jas.
Grieve, and IChas..Samderr, of Exe-
ter Jos hickey and Geo, Roas of` Lel}'..
don acid Chas, Fritz oil Zurich►
Great interest centered around' the!
baby show There were ,sixteen 1,a4-
tries- and three judges, hadathe time
of 'their lives' in uiakijng the awards,
'Each mother and babe lac( e4leii
photo presented •them. The prizTq
was awarded to Mrs. Win Schram
and daughter Myrtle Laurinie of Park
Lill. After 'the sports, a baseball
game was .played 'between 't a earns.,
titers and, Parkhill and was woo. !by
the latter. In the evening fireworks
were 'held on the park.
There were • a 'number of rofr,esble
merit booths an the groutad..til(' they
report a good business.
Following was the list of shorts;'
Boys under 10 1s,t G. 'Gould. 3rd Nel-
son Statton;
Boys .under 115 ,W. Goulds Ii. Ling-
wood • G 1: MU/ay:
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Girfs 'upder 10years,—L'.11y Beth.
Margaret Oartiere, !nin•e i l' hol.
Girls under 15— C. Tanton lg. M.
Scott. I. Blanchard;
100 yards open—W. Oliver, C. Tiede -
man .
ieddeman.
Single Ladies Race—E. Ifulnkin, Ma•
bel' Norwood,
Married Ladies Race—Mrs,. RohneS
Mrs. Caves Mrs, M. Wits- • ,
Fat .Man's Race -.Char, Fritz, Ta.•s.
Wilson Grand Bend G, ROE'S London.
Married Men's race—J. Decjardlit e,
3rd W. Darr.
The Editor Talks—Newspaper pub-
lishers in villages and towns always.
find it more or less difficult to, fin-
ance their business through Juty, Au-
gust ar.•d September owing an part arab
neglect of. !patrons who owe
debts in not paying them during
ir.g these months Tob many people)
think' of their ow"i 'holidays and 05
their own pleasure and forget' that
the tired editor aid publisher needs
both usually more than they do. .Few'
printers can ,aecu.mulate enough a-'
Lead to parry them •oven these surnt-
mar months as office expenses are
alnaosi as great now ,as at any other..
time. Cash has to be 'paid for paper
ink a.nd other supplies just the sane
[nit of which goes 5;o show how much
country publishers will appreciate:
Settlement of the. accounts due thein
for subseripi oras, job printing arca;
advertising if you, kind reader,
awe the printer, pa.y, ,up right ,now:
and he LtiLl' remember you le his'
ora.yers.
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THAMES ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. John Gann spent the
Week end at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Doupe were visitors
at Kirkton last Sabbath.
Mrs Percy Whitlock and children
are visiting relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
The congregation of Bethany. , have
decided to repaper and paint the in-
terior of the church. How far is
'off.
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Gunning
eatriee Gu g of Kirkton is
'visiting at Miss Lily Woods,
Mrs. Chas. Harris and family left
Tuesday for thier home in Regina.;
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kyddleft Tues-
day for Lemberg Sask, to visit their
daughter Mrs. Gillespie.
Mrs: A:'Codyof Oshawa is visiting
her sister Mrs T Runkin.
Miss Netta Passmore of Toronto is
visiting at W Passmores.
Mrs. Thos, Richardson of Seaforth
is the guest of Mrs. Andrew Campbell
Miss Vera Moodie left Tuesdak for a
two x
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the
visit with
h friends in Reg-
ina
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.• hackney . of
Kirkton visited at A Campbells on
Sunday.
ASTORIA
For Inftinte an 'Chlld*en.
'hbyave Always Eau
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W_ TA MAN
MERCHANT TAILOR
' THE ,VILLAGE SPORT
His cloi:h'es are loud his necktie red
his hat far back lupor.. bis head, his
hair profusely hanged.; and rather
than get (down to tacks and work
with met who strain their backs he
says he will be hanged Brass jerv-
elery his bosom frets; he smcV0+4s the
cheaper cigarettes, and plays w hand
at pool; the Iatest ragtime song he
sings. and knows a raft of useleha
things 'he never learnedin,schodl He
knows how many rounds it took the,
great Johan Sullivan to cook Tug Wil.
.'or- years ago and he eau tell you
by the watch how long, it took far-
mer Gotch to lay the Frenchman low,
Ile kr.ow,s the story of the steed who
broke all records by its speed , 'w:ty
back before the wars; and he has
waked his scrambled brains with
facts concerning aeroplanes and
yachi►s and motor -cars• Alas, hits ,ig•
norance is dense when asked the way
to build a fer.ce or work a patent
churn-, he clever planted peas or trhes
—suc1, uselests trifling things as
these he never tried to Darn: The
thir.e's''to which he'd tura his hand
arc those do wthefc:�s demand
is krowlege, ashich :no sale; nao and uq Le
makes' his penny ,bets anti smokes h's1
'spinach cigarettes before
the village
Sone foolish damsel at his aide
goes forth one ,day to be has bride
and. having made the splice she 'buck-
les dawn with mop aad tub to: makes
a:..livingw for ai tl,ub too 1-c' eap to h'avei
a. price —Walt Mason,• 4
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WEIN—On Monday'August 0th to Mal
and Mrs. Godfrey Wein, of the 6th
cin of Stephen. a soft;,
DIED
EDIGHOFFER—To. Blake on July .304hi
Adam Edighoffer aged 61 years,: `il
months and 14 day;.
FINKBEINER—In Stephen, on -Aug-
ust 4th, Melissa Finkbeiner beloved(
daughter of Mr_ and Mrs. Matthenl
Finkbeiner aged 24 years 4 months"
awl 15 days.
NYfiLS
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The Antiseptic hair tonic, remov.
in heal-•
ikeeps the scalp a
riff s
eseland
thy conditiori, stimulates the growth
of hair. Price $1.00 & 50 cents
Howey's Drug Store
HEADQUARTERS FOR
NY'AL'S TAMIL anmED:ES
DONTFQ GET THE
BALL GAME
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Lucan
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Exeter
Seniors,
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AmMISSJON 10 and 15, cents
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