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a pure skin Orem, delightfully son -thing
'deliciously fragrant and extremely pleasant
bOth to use 411d. nite effect, At 2e a jar
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Rea -11 Foot Powder
Rexall Foot Bath tablets 25c
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WEATE WANTS
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YOU WANT
o the year we want something cool to war for the
o/iday and summer season you will find us
well prepared for your wants,
oru1H LaUDs
0
ewe
torse orers ira
ot to Ose front0
J3mbroideries
fl widths to ohoos
s ell Patterns Red w
e for 75,
Dresses and Waists
A very fine showing of Wbite
colored Dresses and Wasts tor the
tvarm weather. Call and see them.
osiery and Gloves
Rose of Silk, Lisle or Cotton in all
shades Gloves of Silk, Lisle or Taffeta
in both long or short.
Fer
Sox and Underwear
Sex el Silk, Lisle or Cotton in an
colors. Underwear in all weights, Com,
binations in all weights.
Shoes
Summer Sh,oes for everyono in white
Brown, Lan and Patont Low shoes,
Oxfords & Pumps rn a vauety of style
Straw Hats
Soft Straws, Sailors and Panamas
are the good sellers. We can give you
the very best.
Shirts and Ties
Soft collars and Cuffs or starched
cuffs with a big assortment of Ties in
all colors. Also wash Ties
Do notmiss this Big Opportunity.
All Trimmed Hat at Half Price,.
A nice lot for you to pick from
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SCREEN DOORS -$1.00 to 52.00
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:Lowe Bros.' Paints New Brunswick Plaster
Chi, Namel W. & B. Lawn Mowers
Campbell's Stains Anatite Roofing
Lowe Bros.' Mello -Tone Dustbane
Several Gasoline Stoves for sale cheap. Also a number -
second -hand Ranges.
4
liARDNVARE
AND STOVE STORE
Is hinted that ETis Honor Judge Baesbali
0::teig,:lfrIP0eat:°:latgh'ea
or yen-fs p111'011 75' 1411 a d
ay do so lhefore, long- and CD-
eSerVed holiday. Int ease of
his • 'Caking place Judge. Trolt would
fikely trocaote to the senior, Judgo
ship, of ate `County for ‘vhich he is
e t Loa and la f the legal
e' J Liar judge Vao7
by 0113 0
t°48\71°ef
hc 0008(3'. ArlI(itig likely
7tjfljter iS DarrviSe:r ajltd
•,7 atop
ich_,ot,4,ert cr°,tc 7.4 't;10',I. bill a eq..0,R
h wl
fli
TP
a
r game .betwepn' Coven l'Ietmor-
ials aiid. James _S tree( 1..cheirinled for
las.t Friday evening was 'postponed
(wing, to the garden (party.
The craraeIbetween;Tiladia Streee and
Ca yen Meniorials on itronday evening
had, 'a very linhatpoy ending. Slain
street 'was leading 'until the fourth
inoings ‘v ben their fielders blew
P1)-(1 MenaOria38 '0' '1 12
In the, first of the fifth
v ° ''SkP:rneet et.°firoST;(tig batri at Line ° d omoi,esn-
1, 1.1
4 'oing aRilinst,,t'4howt•j941 '
thcl
„ts
!BORN ,-
ThaRD-111 Ushorne Tune 22.r.4 to
Mr. and Mrs.. Hilton Ford a son":
CL'ARRE-In Ushorne on Tune 25th.
Io Mr, and, 'Mrs, Ne/son Clarke a
daughter..
MARRIED
GRIFFITIIS--FIANDFORD---14 In the
Trivitt Memorial church Exeter. ort
;Saturday Tone 28th Miss Lydia L.
daughter of Mr. Jas. Handford to
Mr. George :Griffiths, of Torontei
Rev D, W. Collins
HOOPER-CAMERON----On June
16t1Miss Lillian) Maud daug•htet'
of M. and 'Mrs- Duncan Cameron
og Loudon to Mr, Thos, 'Carbon.
Tiodper of Vancouver 03. CI,
'June 125th at Si-. Patrick's church'
lElizalbeth. A. Kelly' to Pai`rick 0'-
Shearaioth of Diddulth by; llev
'Fattier Quigley.
EIODGSON -1VIT3IBMAY---.1,5tt Sask
atoon. on ,Tune 21st, Miss 'Myrtle
igarray, a Toronto. to Dr, /lay
,D'odgsorn o q'esSier. Sask., son of
Mrs. W., lloclson of Elimville.
TtJRNEfl --ALLIN--..In Ontario St.
church Clinton, on' June 25th' by/ '
'Rev, S. J allin father of he bride
assisted by J. E :Ford, Fernie 0-
(1ei ;daughter ,of'i Rev. J. 8, and L'Nirs
lAllint to Fredrick E. Turner of
Regina Sask,
ROSS- KEYS-- A t the home of the
'brides mother Mrs. David Ross
4Y MORNINia, JULY 3rd, nia
Ratepayers consxdor Loan
1.,30 meeting of the valePaYers in-
terested' in .the pro ito, o h'e
ClnOocralri
obaini ooni,C0,121,13.90,yhoelvd-niri:
aer
last: In the absence of Reeve W
3. Ileaman J H. Scottas Onoloted
eth'e:tthoair*..
gi„Sslated (lie object) of the
eating. Rod explained the provosi-
tion diode by the. confpany which is
to the effectthat in consideration
of free water thieflY for fire pro-
ection : a fixed assessment for
en years and a loan, tAV,L'n't,Y"
h0010fld dollars the ceoe'pany Wotti'1.
arantee to enlarge and their
1anand to.employ least, fifteeo
ands within 'tile first year,
Mr. ; Walter 'Connor. of tbo Connor
Tachine Co,,was called on; lo addraSt;
bc, ti ng Fie .'-aled that ;he
oninany Aaa;1 received several offers
or ttsist'iince from other t maw,' and.
t-hor before giving ith-ant ape -tosavt,r
ttlPl t1P0idt'd to see -whai `E.xl.tee
would ,do. The comliany 1 koown to
, ate visers, tc or s v -z
th hove been An, 011 exPerfmental
tone improving- and perfecting soy.,
era) lane,s, until at the.. ()resent time
they .-a,re unable io meet the demand:
Mr. Diadruan "asked hat sorority
town wetild zIrd 03Talor
stir1 that the comnawevelued their
t plant eurkininent rind nateht$
siNth
ty ousand doiFt,s. The so.
" Fatisfaciory• 10 z th,-
niioi who ht1<1 visited (it
Glatltnan stated that )'or yealr's
ter has reer. ,ieed the* ber reed
intitistrie's and that lic• knew of no
rv more •ivorthy of 81,Nlie porf
1;k0-joonrzwaear
flopi•ession in, the roouby marintt pd
t the in'esent: tiree A011 14 i'o'dir•
ear to float' n featt of ,P20.,A01). In
to in t erest of Connor liroe„ and 1,
own he moved that n complietase
uneitited by the 'Council ';'11isf lotorv
to the roinnany to escertain the mo-
or( ion that' WiMtcl hef*iV011 jilt town.
and hlso FOl" if the del,.:-:nturo could
be sold lortallv.
iNtr, S. 'At, sard61,8 1116,,61it, I he
)roposition 'wn's wort he of ..eie Mer-
it -ion and support. Imbed rie-' 'are
the 'backbone of a Plneo and we
shonld onr lbegt fn rv end keee."
he Vonn'oe 'kfaehipe fo.
T G., „Tones thangts4- ritir-
ns 1011111 Make MI4taie, ir they
16,s6 1 he Connor Cri, Exeter ritizonq
IclIONVti t he earth:rim, nee doine.
h rid 1- hon the rateravers
aseisti them. Tie hontrItli '.1fr. Glad-
mon's motion a gonfl one find se
onded it.
'NIP. V. IT. Dickson said he bad al,
ways been an admirer or the Connor
Eros, /Almost every reensition has
something 'to commend 'itself but he
never knew rine, wit!, so manY good
mintd to represent' it. The Connor
03ros, had started in a mode'sV way
and had worked nr. entil they linve
a Inn chino solooriar 1 otitor innehireq
on the stuarket, 13' losintrt "(het Con -1
nor. Coin'pany we arc losing'; the best
lnduStrY Exetor has' had a ehanc'e of
ret'aininfg Exeter is the hest; town
ori ext Lb' and. the beit1 way to Imild
if/ up is by iridustries. •
:Nfortday evening the :council
selected the following Committee to
act•and :make a Tenor/ at a tneetim-4
to be held later: X. W. Taylor, A
Stewart. S. M, 'Sanders: Jos. Itirray
and W. rleamair.
a„k,liss Mabel `Waltertt, ttent be.
First in toniclon,
Miss Young of SaCt-k-at ew a is.vis-
iting Dias, 'alcEvoy. •
e. Miss Tillie Yeagst!r of St, Mar is
home (for The vacation.' e
Mrss Lulu Alartin Tetureed Sunday
after ,&nencling„ week 1Vroxe1-er
Mrs, Xl .j. Christie Wpent: 'the hell -
days with her 'parents at EV} th'-
arines.
Dr. and Mrs, Ramsay 'and two
children are vlsiticg relative's over
the holidays:
,Mrs. J-.0 Gould and d emitter :Mrs
g3ishdlr and tsvo children. are visit:gig
Mri and Mrs, Thos, Sanders'.
Mrs, Wre. Foster and two c.hildren
of IToronto and, "Miss 1\larg•aret
fEIand-
ford of Eroe'kville are visiting at
their tome'.
Mr,, and Mrs, .Dow. Mr, 'T. flaw -
k -ins and 'Ideeg hi er Mrs., Jas. Bawden.
visited, - :qr., Jas.. Martin, of Seaforth,
over Sunday.
(M:rs. Blatelaford and daughter 'Mar-
ion, Spent tee week end with it he for-
nor's son Lee, at Varriston !Miss
K. Meraul (presided Iat lain Street
organ giuring WfTS, BlatehCords
sencel on Sunday.
a n'Nci.1 r ‘1,1761 1‘,Irorhsh CLhoa'Nsv4isL c)autillmae dritJ ojerr.
.1.'poe..31Carofses\lh h., 311 vilaltstritiagve ek 1(\1
artzlm
Michael I'letehay. On their rdturo
IVIiss Verda Cana accompanied. them
and will stend," a short. visit there.
LIoolper - Ca meron--lThe marriage
'look' (place on June 1.61.11, of &liss
Maud Vaught er of Itir, and Mrs.
1)unean. Cameron of ' tondor.
to 'ha, Thomas, )3arton. Hooter, for-
merly of Ixeter ,nophew of Mrs,
Win. (Bissett,, Mr, anti Mrs Hooper
will reside at 2123 Main titreet
Van.conVer C'
,
lGriff.iths-alandford"W ttniet but
I;Tetty 'Wedding took iplace at the
Trivitt Memorial church, on Sn'ttarclaY
Julie lf.ltb at 8 o'clock in the norn-
10 - D. VT. uMtect
fain.dford
George Griffit.ghs of
Tic?rr Inisa'nbdr er
'oil -tile Mir., Gordon Griffitdas brother'
o9 the groom, aated aSz,,goom,sman.
• k
1\fr- and Mrs Griffith t
•
;Killop on ,Titne 1.8th Alargaret, f
to ftev, igelvin .Kevs 13 IA'
DIE'D
vANCE---On the ',F 7).- UrsIborne on
June I29th. Itrilliara John Vance pa. -
ed! 68 ;sears and 15 tlays
13.01VE7---fn Exeter on'sitloriday. 'June
i3Oth Mary Eatdd relict oC
jate. Charles IRoave, Iher h5t-h' yea3„-
It1VANS-At '.Victoria Ifostital Lon-
don, on Friday. june 27111 John
Tilvans, formerly of , Exel or, in. 'Ills
-
uflth ° '
LIOATIS-In oir 1.1xursdny
thme ;26th Charkoete Jory., beloved
wife of VT,rn' f,e•wiss aged 75 yea-cs
2 inonths and 12 claYs: ' -
ICA-Y.1-YTAN-In lTuckersmith sorin ;:11:11.).se
' „2-9,th John Dayruan,agecl e s •
and; 7 months Funeral ThurS'daY
ea.ti.:e.Hr2y(.d-„cloolc, to the ,1:.:xeter. co.ma
QtY,AREN."--iln !Nlichael's''Ifosnital
" Tordilto, cif) '3ne t3Oth 191,3 James
,nQtliiirs.jr,ay aged 29 yen.r.s and, 0
Dridgeford Sas1,-„;• On
.-J..tine 24th, ijr, 1)` Hodgson:, 'aged, 41
,
*ears 13 roonths awl 2,- alay's,, son' f
6i t' 14 edgson 41 3. 101
1.
,
'Inorning' iraiat. for "n't "
13'111; Y: fin:7131'
•-,
ince
,
Big Day at Centralia
The Centralia, Metbo ist dameup-
held their reputation for providing
some splendid attractions, and a straw
berry festival for July ist on Tuesday.
The weather was warm and large
numbers turned out. In the morning
a ball game was played between
Kirkton and Centralia, Centralia.
'Winning out S to 5. Coles and Coles
were theKirkton, battery ard Jackson
and:Dempsey the Qentralia.
The score by innings-
Kirktou 0 0 0 0 2 / 1 1
Centralia 2 .2 0 Q 0 2; 1 -
Another game was played in the
aftornoon between the two tearo
entralia again winning the score be-
ing 13 toll. The 1Cirkton battery was
the same while Donlan, and Dempsey
Were tbe Centralia, battery.
Snere by inriinos
Centralia 5 2 0 0 0 1 ta 1 13
'Kirk:ton 0 1. 1 1 0 0 2 2 I 9
The following are the results of the
races.
Race for Boys under S yrs. - Ralph
'Redden, Walter Hyslop,
Ricks, l
eefr°erneGDkalv5y.unfler Kathl"n
ick
Race for Boys under 12vrs.-CooPer
MeCurdve. Harold Boyle. Harry Coates
ieef6rsllct 12 Yr57Eula
Altt,fee Es eey,Aahel6nol,
Race for Boys under 10 yrs. -.--Archie
Robins(); Leo Glavin,. Charlie Cronan
1-1,40E) for OirIs under 10 yrs. - Ruth
Reddeo, Verde, Hicks, Thelm %SI.: inner
Wheelbarrow Race Oronan and
Willis and Willis.
Caudle13aceRa:on-an.Cronata and Glavin
vin
Needle and Thread Race- Essery
Seery, Redden and Abbott.
etahlatd.trcees.w c. nosocaur,dvA, hub pot
Race - g
Boot and Shoe Race-Gerahl Hanlon
Ewart Powe, Leonard Abbott.
Hop, Stop and Junto for Boys under
14- Salton, Abbott, Sambrook.
EiLfionnttg, Sump Trevethick, Carling,
100 Yd. Dash -Cha, Paul, G Morley
220 yr], Dash -G. Dutton. W. Mack,
Morley.
In the evening a. splendid concert
was gived under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid. Miss Smith of London,
Miss Rance of Toronte and:Mr. McOnt
cheort of London proved themselver
excellent entertainers, while Misses
Gladys and Iva Essery and the Misses
Isaac appeared to much advantage in
their piano dnetts. Miss Lilian Elliott
made an efficient accompanist.
Re.., It, ;'own of London preach
0(1 ss'o very' able sermons in (:he
Methodist church lad!) Sunday.
The church services next Sabbath
are to be ronducted by the Pastor
Wel3latchforcl in the morning and A.
J, Heywood of Exeter in the evening.
The contract for k1ecorati0.: the
churph has been) given to Mr, Van. -
der Peen of Toronto, a man of blo-th
natural and *aconired',ability and it
Ring Mr. Ilandford's father Mr
a couplet of months the Centralia I
church Will be one of the most bean -
Will, in the land.
ill, Harold Dublan. bas com'uleted
his tourse in :the 'Chatham buSiness
College where he won the gold "medal
fon highest Standing and the silver
medal for rapid. calculation.", Ile is,
at karesont holidaying' at home: •
ha M. A; Shiley of Clinton. is vis-
iting at the parsotage.
Mr. Ewart (Ina tchford Xeaclied
home on ..),Ieteria.y night for the 'boll; 1
el-avs:
I
The renaams of the late John,
Thom'pson were brought, by I ra i a
from ,London on :Friday last and ir.-
terred in -the nursery e.emelorYBe
held reached fthn age of 71.1 '
Miss Pyin of 'St, Mary's' visited‘al:
Mrs, DuPlan's over Sonday..
at.
Mrs, Jas., Walierls' is y is i Ling Ir
ObItuary
. The e'ebaains of the: 1te James
Quarry, who dicd in St. Mitshaers
hospital Toronto on June 00th were
brought to Centralia mid the fun-
eral was lieid on WednesdaY from
the residence of Mr, -1), a. OW -rein to
Mount Carmel eemery for it:ter-
m:re... 'William 3..V'anc died at`
home, on the NF„.r.,x-1,. of r.storn'2,thi
SundaY last after- being ili for aver
Year with Paralysis. "11,1, (.1 -,;s" -ti
vas 58 years nwf if; day'i old, Ho
as been A reSideot of 1.Thlrrle, sin -
a Mere Jad mid bbq ma ov frit,nds
ak the.'communitS% " sidcs. his; s
rowing. lvitiow he i5 survived 13,y two
/laughter's ,and one sO21 kl-r; SiMPOI1
i of the 10th vonces.-tioa ot TuolveXt-
guitli and *Aivina and TAIIII('s at hOMe
Ael:var; Vivaa:retw:dvasonnwmentli:r:f 0 Me=
Bethany ,!,‘fet baisL,'03044 q7
Stiff anlee&.netriorlyve.,ioludt
Itev,
Diod "at Crediton -T death oc-
cured in Creditoe on Tharsddy of
1,,a.j,le %,•ov et e kw 31 'Cl.ttltNrilso tzteu jcior7y5,,, 'relao4vse (12
months 1r.4 12 day=. The decaas-ed
w
I
t been cocsidertod si!rioo,'4., Obl age had been ailic about a year but
only duricg tbo Fast 1.1.45 w,'-'' had,
; n(l, a cororlication of, di;7tri,S;3
the eanSe Of .iler death. 'i.)-te deceas.
d had been a rcsicler.t of theSei
carts Since a young girl. Th,,idea2
her hiasband she i.'' survivyl by three
dang,fatets and, two 5:0E:i, 75::
Allan et Dundalk; M.r.s.,, F, Clarkl or
Crediton' 'Mrs, Raph:ey ef gerriten
Obio.,,,,larnes in. Bauliote 41-10, Win
i:itonAalg4o,nquin Pad; Mr, J';',, JorY of
was Add to ihe rxeio.r ct;mei,2ry oil'
'enhald 0 a Oster. Tb' ftnlerel
wn, is a brother and '',,lese me,
Oldest Resident Dead .
es Rowe passed away at I 0mQehon
arl"
Main street on .Monday iast in her
05th. year. Ia spite of her advanced
years the deceased lia.d. been quite
active up to last September when she
W41.9 taken ill and geadnally bkicame,
worse. Before he illness she WAs.
possessed of all her faculties and at-
tended the jarnes Street Methodist,
church every Sabbath. Iler alertness
W1,1,8 remarkable for a person of her
age. F'or the past four months she
has kept her bed continually.: The
deceased was borne in Devonshire and
was married to Charles Rowe who
oredeceased her an March 2nd. I90S.
In 1S50 they came to Canada settling
to Exeter where Me. Rowe conducte0
a tailoring business. The deLeased is
survived by two de,ughters,Mrs. Chas.
Rowe, of Flushing Mich, and Mrs.
John Braun of Exeter. The ftlneral
was beld to the Exeter cemetery on
Wednesday.
Died in (:he 'Wesi-Wortl was re-
ceived bore of 'the sudden death of
Dr, D., 'Hodgson which ocanred on
Tuesday June '24th at Eridgeford
811.,k Dr, lIodc,zoe ‘.- 'iscl, venix 3 mod
flas and 2 days old, afe was, a' ;sod
of IMrs. W.! 'Hodgson of Elim
ville. , Ifc' was t born. . a't
-Whalen and grOcluated at Toronto
University. After practising for two
Sears bi Staffa he went to the west
where he has been ten rear. Tlie
Dr, was a great favorite and in
school -days was. a great atheletie
Laking interests in l':=ports of many
kinds. Ildt is 't-urvived, by n . wife.
his haother Mrs. Wm. flod,,tson of
Manville seven brothers., and two
sisters ;' two treaters at (Ironton(
Dan and jarnes: John at 'Whalen;
Tilos,' or Is:itscoty. Alta f Nelson of
Hrimiota; "Chester of Toronto; Dr,
ROV of Tessier Sask; hl.rs..1.1. Skinner'
of Elimville and Mrs. Ftiewwelling of
Mirror Alta. Re was buried at Tam-
aska Sask„ on Thuteeday..
'Former!, Resident Dea'd-The!, death
Toronto; oceured In' Victoria ;nosy:gal London
Ntrs IThemas of L^ndon. is
iVCr. and Mrs. S. Martin.
. visiting
ha 1k.. ld Rollins and (la -nattier
'of' 'Detroit' visited in town over
[het holiday.
Mr, es,Parkinson 0111 hold an
auction sale on Saturdtr: next. See
ftdv, 1-Pag,e 5
Mr. and Mrs, Perry Dignan and
family of Toronto visited kr.r. anct
"Mrs, Jas. Dignao 'laver the rieete.
LOST -Between' Exeter and. 2 1-'2
miles west o.2' Clandeboye-a plaid
band ring with the initials IT. R. en-
graved on IC Finder rewarded by
leaving atTimds Office,
The Thames Road School held their
annual picnic on Friday last. The
'Mani Street ball terena went! out and
olayed the Tecurn. Qanie w1tn
'Bethany ball IolaYers. The_ laCter
1,von mit 14 to 1.3.
Fell Down Si:airs-Mrs. Richard'
Deihridge. is laid 'up at her irocrie
(.4e result c..f falling dolv!o stairs, on -
Mond ay c ve n :She 1hd. gone p •
stairs and war., ,trying 10 see.ure
iri ome
be 1110 11,i'S.Sed her footing and fellaeatl-
Iong ,clowu the c",tairs. receiv-iin,
in -
413(10s 'to her tack ribs ankleaol
also internally, 'She StIf1.6rcd O great
deal as P reIsult
"
Arm Broken-Johe Ilogarth. sOn Of
taeil4 01.01(1 na tti161 oafeeSiratec,11).1hte a ,11,in-1,e,F3it;
we,ek. Ile was driving„ home with a
load of .erncty apple barrels r\vii,en
the horses bec-e,rne friottened and
it:1
.40 f
14 'cl;c10
v1 °3Ik5G\144, 11183 OLi 7.130 10511
•Ci
sei 18137,an
Ia
rIctliri st7jb
klrO 540 0-113]
over -43ecs
s oe cl by rre
on Friday last, of Mr, John Evans 41
former: resident of. Exeter, who left
here 'for London' about eight' years
ago and since' that time' has bech one
of- London's leading contraptors and
builders: The news of his idea.th1
came as a g, -eat surprise as he had
been ill but a short tinateL rh'e de-
deased was born' in. London and lived
in tliat city many years before com-
ing to Exeter and whi/e here was
e.ngaged in the building and contrac-
ting tbnsiness. Besides his torroavina,
wife whose maiden nauae vras Louise
Shute, het is survived by four Sons
and one daughter viz Adolp'hus17.
,Hilton,. Aldwir j. and Charley S.
all of tendon and Mrs, (Dr) Harn&s
vluey Imeat ins'pector for 'the Lomita -
ion of Ottawa. Two brothers rand
two 'sisterIs also survive( The fun-
eral va.c.„., held on Saturday from his
late regidence 967 Queen's Ave, Lon-
don, to the Woodland cemetery; AL
mong those from town v,ho tl
thefuneral were Mr, -\AT. Ereble
Ilardina and i'viiss E, cling and
Severe WItidstor
,'filo 50131.110 "1 on of
, Township' had a taste of a . near
clone„Thursday afternoon last; in
nestier„, with' the electrical. st3",:in
The .60 ft, barn of Jos -ph 1301'1.001 '0
aoorpletelf .unr,cofed the, root ht.ing;
carried over his bo as, while a
raid ou the salne, farm !cia,s coraplote-,
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139 Marar...ret Sharp Jac Hordont
; W,alker 07; ,Nlinie;
65; George Ortwele 65: GratO •Ve`r,":,'•
ling 65; Condom Davis 04: rOfti„a
Ricer '63. Hardy CI, Rog
Fletcher CO: On Irial-.1dal loh:nn'"
Lrilu Bristingc, C!, Vo'Fiiegf
Jr. I
iiarold.
75: Violet -;t1.
Mallett 67;
Charlton 651 W111
Znefle Verda
h.,1..nglif 63; Rugene DriNJ,c, Ofro...:
Mji '1717,019, Iffa;rtleill ft
C4ordon Bedt'Ord P,Ivor's1311
8e1t301. 31.7-1Torlors HealwIn-
7-6f Pas,s Willie :11Fawn 69: Oora Saco
tiers 67; T,7'ddie r',Vavlor Normart;
NorrY 60; On (vial Trer.e Easterbrook
Cora Ford' 4, .
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Gladys Ilarvex
fildred M'areband
Pass; Clifrordi
Oa nu ill; Thdentl
' navis ci4; Trer
Hill 61; Di -ow/
Ratet VI
OW' VT s
Da 'le SI; 7Clan a ,,
ma Vennor 70; nelie
Go'. 1.'i Ili 1.4
a6Tibromul6r
Vi‘rfla '70; real
"A lire" Vine, nt Raveled lo'
67: Belle Gotslall r6.; Stella SanderS
On. frial ITildred TTorten Da.yitt
Sr, 11 to Jr, 111 Ifortoys BusSell 751
Pasci liarne.7,5 70; Charley
7? 1140 "Gert col; Tz:Plvirc
,Tesc'phinelDevie 61: Vlore
Vineent 132; 001:
4)4] 30311 JjI41rCd Wood Ernest. Wellff
111°701ex 'curdled 115 'Average aten-r
I e :et; 'IT, Kiosman teacher.: s
unn VII
prorootod to room VI Verna 1,Val4
kt,r G. Ifind 74; If, Mignatf ;PE
1 rothy acwill 74; 11tahle Jolint0
e Beverley Acheson: 70; Nargileritc,
lotz flrl; ilecornmended PerinSane
Nre Vale` llildred Norry It, Taylor
verne lIarness; Promoted nto Sr.
Kt Gordon Powell 82; Willie Ortsvcia
'71.: Max Weidenhammer 70; Vranie
93arr 65; Grebe, Vedder, 01; May Ble
'worthy/ tti:1; 2tulty 111,;
Wi(sver 00; 11 Jim Morley 1'1;
Cyril Boyle ;. aeorVina *Hatter 716;
'Betty, 13,rolvn 01; Lyle StaiLam 'St
No. on roll' -39 average at (-pada neo
16; E. Quackenbush,
17,
Ronin
From Room Vill to Room Va-
gary Elworthy 80; Grace Creeolf '79
13er tha Russell 78 Ifiarray Scott 70'
Ethel rfoultlen 67 ;',.LO'rne Britnaeomile6
64; On tiial Earl Aran. Frazn.
Sr. Pt. 1 to jr, pt 11 Afargare
Gladman 87; Ilarry Selelon 87; Stu-
nri` Stannury 84: :Mildred Bowe; 78.
Gerald Long, 76; Ruby Davis 75; Hel-
en Dignan 74;' Fred. Hearnan 72; Fer-
rol flarElein 70; Lester Davi,: GO:.
Elossona, Powell 67 ;' Clifford Wehe
ster On Trial Leveret Wells F., W.
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Eight Days on Browse
and Wintergreen
Word came( from, 'New Ontlrio. of
1. y unpleasantr ,experienc.c an
remarkable test of endurance by lase
Exeter Old Boy whose modesty re'."
vents us from revealing hiz nato.r,
He 'writes us that: ea013;' in IrPfrrtig`
while doubling a trail he betook
himself to the woody and rocky -
coastline or a northern lake. Poe
eight days and nights 'without
particle of animal 'or cooked .Lob'cl
tiny kind, .fie endeavored La get to
his destination. On. the morning or
the 9th day he saw two men in a cad
oe. Calling:them over, they 1008 goe
hirn'. to civilization, and comfor't; Def.
yond being a Iietle shaky in the legs
tawfnendein:zetIdshooetinb'icts:sqsislekistesdtihngemliatouc:r!naev'ylihonrg'eluthobP°,ienatir..:
hired( him, Ete tals -Its that) :Win•
tergreens and browsc, with lets of
water was mnstlY the of fare butt -
that beef!, steak1 and onions wero:
much, preferatle and be was not long
in getting them: By, following the
trail lie was supposed, to c...et; omi in
one day -and had only Laken enough'
food for (het
3)RUINICEN M.()TOIStiSil'S
e is a criminal offence , fon Oiler-
otives of htilwa".I., trains to be drunk
(while,' 011 (1117Y. ,,The same Ia\v, .911ou1d.
he 'aIpplie<I, .to nien,. or 1411-y. opera
11117 hiotor cars.' LA. drunken
eels on a !passenger train, may be t:ha
ea -Ilse 011, 0,1:rightful ,catas't-ro'Phe.,
but; wii 13 0 Dlany 031f1cial and nOn'of.-
Beat obsea:vers On watch ai3, engineer,
('3 ), y 0 '00(31-
8000,9„ to a cat while int.()xicttetI,,-,”
The.' 'dange 571111111 a yno6t
crist may,caus6.to Ol'S riot near ,
1,7 so .*,reat as 'that' 'tvhicla 13113-,a,drurtkea 130
4-81-13 br
111.,‘ ulle kik Crli ,drink
ing (.notbri,s(s. A" ea ). vi 77.5
numIher of hoodlums au heard ,yriay
stain; o'very, village or (own, tavern.;
1 th,- no' one 'le,'
7'1.:5Y nay 711 the -apro-nri,t of, lianor. li7ii4
May : he consi1med. ,41.1k6.
glass may . 4'onie ,ca7313' 11
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