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`QV1ed'by other women and admired by
men for she uses
Rexall Face Cream
A pure skin Cream delightfully soothing
delieiousiy fragrant and extremely pleasant
(loth to use and in its effect. At 25e a jar
For sale only at
Cole's Drug Store
H1RTY-NINTH YEAR --No 2050.
Huron &:
ad sex Gazette
EXETER, ONT ; CANADA,, THURSDAY MORN
JONES & �VTAY
PHONE 32
some Hot Weather Bar
This is the month for flol Clays, and YOU Wil
garments for YOUR Outing
ant suitable
White Goods
In piques, Bedford
Cords, Voiles, Repps,
and Listens.
Wash Goods
in G uglutms, ?xi
Chambreys , Bedford
Cords, Aluslins and
Voiles.
ens Suits
In two or three
piece Summer weights
,either Light. or Dark.
A good range at reduc-
ed prices. Come now
and get €c bargain.
Glove s and Hose
For the warnsweat-
her in all colors in
Silk, Lisle, Cotton or
Cashmere;
Wash. Dresses
For Ladies and
Children in a lig var.
liety of colors and styI-
c ,
all at redneecIpe ces
fanop ParaSoIs
a
We are showing
some real new patterns
and colors, ,just the
tiling for the Hot
Weather.
Wide
Embroideries
For dresses at all
reduce prices, 2,0 small
designs to choose from
White Dresses
Only a dew heft but
they are real beauties
Ail to clear at `r- prlc.
Straw eats
Every kind to choose
from 10c up, All straw
hats are co be :leafed
out at Cost price,
All Millinery at half price.
inery
shapes still loft
real good trimmed flats an
e�
Shoes for flen, Women
and Children
We are showing everynew Idea in the,
Shoe Lane hi or
White, Brown, Tau. Black
Primps, Oxfords or High Shoes at allrice
p s.
Phone 32
Jones do May, Exeter
w
WASH DAY HELPS Half Holiday
Wash Boards 25 & 45
Tubs Gall. 75 to 1.25
Agreement
Boiler5 1.50 to 5.00
Washers
as Cllr�
�.5U
the Great Labor Saver
----^ - -.
;33,;4=-,4,49Y71,4;',4.7`"„f. fin
. Washers from 8
to 10
Stove Brushes : reuau�lrru.lr��t_uurt� -Jt� and
HE PERFECTION VACUUM CLOTHES WASHER ScrubBrushe
,sLown tit Boiler washing clothes, s
fiedal Binder
Gold d r
TWINE
',Use Py
, . Plymouth Twines 'for the
'best results
(ioId Medal 650 feet and
Sale Tag feet
b 550
ock
a stock We have
Plast6r
Paris at
aliarro1
HARDWARE
AND'STOVE STORE
)3L, A 13300STI:11,
2kmericar, Lumnbernlan.has
oms=, timely advice on this sub,ieot
neat his ass a'pE1 plicabie in out totvn
,anywhere else. Jc aspli1 that if you
snt' to:;see 1.he town „rotiv 3,011
yooldi
emrinber -that yore. are 'a
art of it, and chat' its grov Ver de -
nits as ranch on Soli 'Lt v3oCs your
eigh''nors 1)on a: 'get the idea that
h • „Ipatilr'e Oros miry of tp' town rrsis
a fear:' for it is , the bnsirpesa
e roaym . ahove ail don't erit-
hose' 4vho are huildi fig 111): the
11. un
ri
ud do nothing youase4f
firs ,r s e tri t
en
Your surport just that ipurh •.lsa rfd,eiP.
their work will 'be.
',De a .booster for your.' town and,
'lend sour, ..00-operatio1 to those who;'
have the "nerve In tart first:
It id neve' `too early to',stare:, and
it. is ,never 'too late to 'begin,
, i nioir Services.=Ori July 26th, and
7th union Services will he -held 9y.
MainS(;1eeL Gii ' hodasts” <airrl ,'Coven`
,T'eesbyterioits. 'Sirvie'5 v✓'il
i be:
held' oar. *th e' 20 Eh:, Cay.en char li
the :.motni g, and -3M:tin street ir:i olio;=
evening` and ;will; be Fever -ed, rh''
Collovvang$abhal;il. Step,. S 1?. Slot,..:
ill
co an ;the serviise , rgltalc';I12 ,
xul�e Jai;
We, the undersigned merchants of
this town, agree to close our
places of business at half past
twelve o'clock on Thursday af»
ternoens during the months of
JULY and AUGUST, otn-
J. A. Stewart
W W. Taman
S. Martin and Son
W. J. Hearnan
W. J. Beer
H. Spackman
J; Senior
J. Grigg
F Boyle
B. W, F. Beavers.
Jones and May
Joe Davis
Mrs. Yeo.
Geo R. Bedford
En N. Shier
Advocate Printing Co.
Tithes Printing Co. Ltd.
S. Fitton
A. Marchand
riargr
A QAR0NT0
Tri Centro of Shopping
and 13isi1less Distract,
nSa ai00Ma3-ion wide Private a ''.
Rath
`IIROPEAN AN'l .' tEr3.19-aN PLAN
A la•earte Restaurant
& \h9 H T QMPSON, P1100
,4414
Exeter ouc
The .councilmet tat the. Towu Hall on
:Monday evening the 'Itis inst, Mr.
Doyle being absent* Minutes of the
last meeting were read dad approved,
Hartouand Scott that the accounts
he passed as read; Electric Light Co.
115,04; Tmperial Oil Co. 23.01; Bell Tele
phone 7.00; Ross & Taylor 12,85; Geo.
Ford 140,00; T. B' Carling, pt, Salary,
37.50; W. J. Bissett, pt. Salary,; 42
Jas. Connor pt.S alaary, 3'109; 6 *Hite
ness, belt ringing, 25.00;; Exeter band,
pt. grant, 50,60; Tbos.:i:frauldon,. street,
watering, 38.0O; T. Flynn, labor 3.t'0;
T. Creech, labor 0.00; Id. Davis, labor,.
4.00, Silas Handford, labor, 2.0;
Mrs
xhefe, cleaning hall, 5t'; Sweet Bros..
plow, 2,00: Wm, Creech, labor. 0 00; G,
Orange, 120.); Nelson d`''ale. 5 00;Re
R01341so1a, 5,00; J. Bell. epee>i Wt ekes'
7.0s; N. Vale, labor, cemetery.
04; J, McDonald, tatbor, ;,erneter:v
Comfort
i'exal Root Powder 25n
itexalk ,Foot Bath tablets 25c
: rllitn hotter for these sesta tired is e t
,d redder* adte 2a,ttg feet{. M -.kis herr', a.ox els
s9, Creatleltef; EittleVost,.
ole
's,
rue store
G, JULY lath, 191
in advance
OS;
Scott sand Barton ti>:at we charge
1,50 per cord for cement gravel deity=
erect witi'in the carporetioaa. ---Carried.
Scott and Hind that no one be allowed
to;reurovo'grayel from the corporation
pit, -- Carried,
Hind —Scott that anyper3oriorper-
ons found moving gravel from the.
orporation pit other than the earibloy-
ees,will be saaanmerily dealt with. —
Carried,
Crarnunication was received from
Mr. W. D. S;,uders re drain across
Main Street and the smith side a tine
Commercial hotel claiming that the
aid drain iyaa flooding We 1andand it
ouucit did; not [lake sts ee to wimp -0
Ice trouble he would be t<orpeldeal to
also action. The conned Will
• matter their coosideration.
t and Barton them the Conn
the Canadian Express Co. to
he telephone syetyreni in their
os the convenience of their
pstcrrere. - Carried.
Scott and pend that from now on
he council meet promptly at 8 o'clock
-carried.
T. R. CABLING
Usborne Caul C1
Usborne Municipal Council met a
he Township Hall, July rith. .<4.11 t
embers `vete present. The rhino
of the last pleating were rend ,and
preyed.
The Council agreed to fuenish tile
and construct ae, drain on side road
con. 12, applied for by Mt% T. McCur-
dye he to draw the tile and oversee
lae 'work of constr uctiou,;y
After carefully considering plans
and tenders for strengthening, rein-
forcing and flooring the steel bridge
on Con. 4 and 5, Lot 20, the tender of
the Stratford Bridge Co, to construct
UM abutments, and strengthen the
bridge by a concrete arch For $015.00
was conditionally accepted (conditions
relating to time, excavating etc. not
being definate) and the clerk was in-
structed to write them accordingly.
Accounts amounting to $721,67
were passed and orders issued in' pay-
ment.
t.
Council
adjourned
to meet n
i Satur-
day Aug. 2od. at one o'clock,. atur-
F'ranci's Morley, Clerk
dttTJLES OP Tllr ROAD a r
Tile "Weekly Globe. -"Published at
Port ITope is ,justly angry because,
many drapers, ;net only automobile
but or 'horses. riieglect to obey the
tines of the road. In an article. of
'crotest this Lection of the municipal
act is given.
It S. 0 'Chat:; 326 oe, 1.-"Iligh,
ways r.•ovid,,s that alt horses and,
vehicles shall turn to the :right' in
tweeting others and give :half thr-i
road.
Sect 12 provides in case of a rig
lheing overtaken by one travelling
at a greater speed "the person so
ovehaken shall 'quietly turn to
the right, sallow the said vehicle or
horseman to -Lass',' to the left of
the course;
Many accidents result 'because of
tha carelessness ignorance ,of the
rules and willful neglect of , the,
drivelrs 1
In. Exeter frequent cases of dr'iverts
turning 'to the wrong side of thei
street have been fortunately : urs,
n.ttended lay accident.
Section two gives a new interne'•
'tation to the road rules governing'
the.liiassing of one vehicle lby anot-her
Its has long been: established by cus-
tom that the 'person who over, -
takes another must assume all the
trouble of get•ting 'past. The reg-
ulation making it•com;oaalaory for the'
slower travelling:rigis a nensible one
and will be a;ppreciat.ed by not• only.
auto ovvners, but liosscssors of good,
horses. Some drivers of slow, horses
still ,persist` in keeping the centre_
of the 'road and holding back others,'
who are moving at a .Paster speed'
This is wrong from a standpoint of�.�
common "decency,` anl is nowt an 'oL
fencc:against_• 't•he law,
Magistrate , Cohen, of Toronto gave
notice in `his court t "the a•ovd'
rules must ire obeyed Be would not''
tolerate infractions.
p11 A,111.12-3 ROA -T>
'aT ..:te ' ILo'licrt Heath is v isitiug
in this'reighbo,'hood.
Quite 11 1a `ge crottrd turned out to
witness 'the 'return of baseball
brtvveen our boys and the.boundpry
41 -4141 the result was t Lo 9 in la'ssor.
oC the: 1`harties !Toad.
Pax arannd Here are haying
and tile ero, is a little on the
hrbt.
wide.
The rain of last week
e k
vt.
as tLo+-
> - }. ,
G ia,Lls .,. •i 1,I,rC LlatCd r.1* Lilo t1r1TT Cl'S:
as t1Te:�:,.laand -was badl ' in ne 3ee�b�
ilii: ,�V111a°tint 'hackney of. Got ary;;
visit* ca �r
has5tlti�otlic. :1 orae
�'�1butl Inst. prier.;:"
_ s `
air i ON
€li Ta ?1"
Pointers
7"-04:- go -d `rlo\N a
.:c sc s t.ox? fir„ ' o her own.
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kbit
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ars to It tat W, B
,,ale resat ago
y
ST
qu Toes
of tbix week at thcr;l'
mail flene atl was
day .fir flee Exeter
?Chris 'ilea?li(:', of Fairfield,
to isuddenly early en ,Mon ey
,ling last. The 3eceand al -
the 'Rh
l-theaag!►, not to the: beat of health
orad been, able Co be up and :around
and she 'had been out on Sundaes. she
took ill :during the night end d` deed
aliant .halt bast 'three The deceased
,vas
in her '3Gtla year and is survived
lav lac' ,Mist 4',d, tv,'o 'For.s and one,
lhngltter. They have been resitleals
of the t.nd concession for about threat
Years cotning here front Beboaggeos,
County Viotoria to which place the
remains were taken for interment
W G,Carling Dead—William Will.i l .Ci
Carling 11it Aril
thea o1 s, Christie
or town died at his summer cottage
iit White .Rear Lake Minn on July
atli flea was apparently in Chest of
laoslth and Spirits when he 'was
stricken witli a dizzy .
spell and ton-
and
on-
aa expired, i rare n;
d,-
aid
could reach him. Mr Car-
ling was ono of the host known res-
taaarant hien and a'Iirominetct fig-
ure in eat. Paul business life Ile had.
tlived at St. Paul for over 20 ;pears;
x hen a lad he same to Canada from:
Yorkshire England and ;spent bin
rlife a e
3 ^ lip. in town. 1 c1t
e Laic, tv Elmer Gower—The u
M
F
The
Fal of the late Elmer Gower who
died, at his home near Crediton was
held to the Exeter cemetery on Fri-
day of last week The 'deceased who a
was 27 .sears of age bad been, ailing
for abort a year bat had only been:
confined 'to his bed a' week before
his death. Up to shout a year ago
he was lemployed in Zwicker's istore
of 'Crediton and being a bright and
upright ',young man was held in the
highest esteem by everyone. When ,
able he took an active interest in the
Methodist 'church 13esides ;his par-
ents Mr, and Mrs. inoberi .Gower he
is 'survived by three brothers and
.3110 sister.
Aeid''TI t1 ",,sniith Resident Dead—
The death oceured on Sunday June
29111' in The 'person of. John l).iyman
aged 85 years and 7 months De-
ceased was iborn in Devonshire Eng-
land in 1827 and on comil11 (0 Canada)
satlled with' his tsarents in ,the town-
ship of 'Hope. W4.1 -hen a young man
of 1-9 he took tip his first .faranr now,
owned by his brother William; later
moving: to Tuckersmith where he has
since resided besides his Widowed
wife he leaves two brothers 'William
of ['shorne and Humphrey of Sask
and one _sister IrS, Niaria Blatchford
of London 'Township He also leaves
y
' ,and three
ce
a familF of seven s n� o a
d;iu ,htel's..Humph.iey,Jobo and Jos-
eph.. of Saskatchewan. Charles of Us-
bone Too 0133i'. James.,.i•Ienry. 'Thos
Card of Thanks
11iem tit the
0k3ard
tnhitry. was ana
t'erd.ina d Stel
cru
noon by
ration, an
it. A
oa aaytlolct, 1aeneaatla aa. bower 01 ever';
green ozltl tvilc frac esrll, Tho bride"
dress was of wary* srzaaain with, eabado
lae.drapery cnultht ulr with 3>, buelcl
of r,arilhants and its het* tri°cal: she, sae
Tied n, shower: bouquet sir 1''Wee elf th
ulleyr nd, white ea'rfi tiara s. See s.i
rasa*r,the raiaaru•s gift, n, necklace
pearls and peridots, sand a handsome
gold bracelet watch, the gift of the
groom's father. Miss Florence Stuatrt
of Toronto made a lovely bridesmaid
attired in blue voile with hand•paint-
ed panel of Parisian design. The
room's
favor 8 � to
her was .a pink Caari-
eo brooch set in £illigree silver. Mrs.
(Dr.) Stanbury of `Toronto plaved the
'wedding march and dntfug the sign-
ing of the register Master Douglas
Stanbnry, of Toronto, sang. iu fine
voice
.�
"Because". sa . r .
A a the
to de' t
3a not'
the
happyp
coupe 1.ft *+n an extensive
trip down the St. Lawrence and.
through the Maritime provinces, after
which they will proceed to their home
in Edmonton. Both of the .contract-
ing parities are well known in Huron
C'eunty, the groom having formerly
bean principal of Zurich school, while
tri
e
eared
e was
one of the a popular
young ladies of Bapileld. Their many
friends extend congratulations and
e
6s
t is
w hs
e
5
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r-
e'
of
On W'V'ednesday the 2nd inst. a very
mitts weddin rota place at Spring.
hill Farm Motherwell at the Koine of
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Watson when.
their niece i TISs Jessie A, Hamilton
teas united, in.anSrriage to Mr Chas,.
Monts fh of 'filar. Thames Road TJs
borne. i?roni'r:tly at ;five o'clock p
T31. while 'Loheiigrin's 13ridal 'Chorus
was being 'played by Mrs, Vinet'ta
'Kerr of Crediton the bridal party
entered t.Ite 'drawing room.: The
bi
ide was tastefully attired in 'a
cream niassaline !silk adorned vt'ith.
face and 'pearls.. She `yore a bridal
veil of embroidered brussels nee
crowned with orange ' blossoms and
carried a bouquet of -white xosebnds
She was led in !by lier uncle G1'Ir, Ari-
d, ew Watson proceeded by little
tlas a Elizabeth Hamilton niece of the
bride. as flower girl, and 'Master{
Charlie Campbell nephew oL' Etch
grocan as ringbnarer. tiUhen the
bride reached her assigned 'Mare he-
side the groom before a beautiful
bank of ferns a hymil suitable Far
030 OCCal"Sinn, :burst forth 'sungby the
MatLer«-ell Choir. The ,:aremeno
was [:informed by Rev. Stewart 'pas-
tor of nlothervell l?resbyterian
clnfrchr assisted, by Bev. Nr. Fletch-
3' 04 Tho.nses loo, d Pressabgterian Leh rr
trip \�%lii;e ronraratulations vvcre bring
xtend:music was again rendered
y 21rs,;i1err after vr•11i47411 an "aao-.le
vedding 'inx st was partaken of lio-
n the lawn. The evening -was very
li^as.,nlly 'til: I r all t g i t'ainme�rip
bit bis :osipth occasial1 &ni.dt _ g7i'ocit+_
gid. i''' c o—oil's gift to the lbrid•o
'itsa31ltd,(1,rt r, nt, i'„se4,"111',
e,arls,; to tin,` flower girl"a;Iocke(:1!
125 chain, to 4:13e ring bearer a' ('h'11.
et tie din. and to t111 •''anist a
ai111y 3 cls comb 4Numerou5-cc:,- 3' l
rid nicht gifts tctitify to the; good
'ill extended to the happy.' couple,
Mises were present to the nur104:1
S one he, mired and forty. ''.P.hursday:
iorninn iii, and firs. 'bio i'e i' L sift
3 a honeyMC OD 'trill: t, -o 1'o ants
LC brides g0.ing away eostlime•,
navy blue serge'..ivitt) "tuscari
t, 'C: ion t 7-st' sel, 13'r' th, vv'
1 y ill
Iseii i r. <I.heir ' •e'sa e'
i rico c or_ thy,
Thames
mom's :dine farm o4�::the ihanies
sad„T SbOrna Theg good wishes of'
.,..host of friends arc theirs as they
ilencrl, tut is oat a life Fv e, tiCa-s3 of
suInesa': in trice comrn,ia.uty, as` , ell:;
s; Sue of harp:nese ' 34 rptvsp=ray,
.r °t`ih t7
0
/Mrs, Vance,' and fArnily desire te s
Fo:resters and also-, their, tieig,hhors
and friends d:or their kindness and. ,
death of \ranee,' s
Potter 'teacher. 1.4
3rd Lo Sr, 3rd Kennet:11 Pat
Ur' Page 68 ;, 13ciatha.-1)1,siardine 65; R
lila ,IZny 41),c fore
Cotrim ..
irta+aT9,:4 wog,..
histo . 1
�
mop%rot.nit is
ry ftniretcts end treat tl
tions in Ontario now tp
14tH t;roduee av'0111 rfe
.r, Ontario,
:not nut,side o! :lhie r7tit- rip,
deretoeirtg in all directions. ha;
values are irrtr.rosititr itt tlruiv 1
a atl rorig. end radial liner will per -
stimulate ,
ream. Foil tree factory^
fioav tis; are nverWOrkPki with f orders
sl only ,'1a - the inability at :tbei`
sit Veolale to itets.l ease$; -tri l:v,- 1a1:
as let, towrr..-should :have a lee. *t
o_Laaildin* n'" 0;74at"oar r
a b,srlct'ci
matnioapali 4 , ,
a'iatis rbc lar;Y,'st'hla>«1: of
at, hid N'ortla merle/in ol.
nd i ' relent ' , v,.: Co.Cil
rls'rfn1 inorensc .in seal have 'Y ''an
in „, ., a s.:n [;liter-'
ter "it'h:.th'q titaa'c' mo. L 1,' ``J3ctt.t
Teed -3 al'satnd,uir,e or r'i,a+.t,r ,peeper
distributed by yublic service o ,
azatton; the highest sand best l tin ,
ulus to ngriculture"mast' b, a
lay
the Matt'. i ' fford,se
tliines �t e la reeve all these'
., aro under away.
Ontario is to 1 e the country for 'Lee;
next' twenty years I3uy a, farm iu
Ontario, improve' it. live on. it' if you,
an, start in to raise :s family 3 or
bees o.
S5 trate, girls on its. Clear
the l
stone it, drain it, keep' it dean.
treat it- well; get rood roans. "thrid
I : he 'toavnshig; it: will pay you 'back
trans tithes over. The finest glace'
in 'tile world to r;aisr stoney is ,tri
Ontario. 'but: you've gots to be 11ka
earnest where you, etre. .doing it, and'
all
5' ^aid 1
a lid ,a
do it ..flit. Qrtai�io
too gaol a'1,aoe far any (wither slip
shod efforts. -
Opening of Riverview
Park
ocordog of the Riverview Park .
The 1Vomen's- TriAltute, will hold:
on FridaY evening July 18th. Grand
disnlay or fireworks and horifiri*,
Band in attendance. An invitation
Is extended to all residents of town,
and surrourtding countrY. Silver
collection at the gate 'to defray ex.4
renses,
Baseball
STANDING
Won Lost
James Street 5 2
Main Street 0 7
The interest in the local series which
had subsided owing to a no of the
players being, at camp has again been
aroused. .
On Thursday evening last the Main
Street team gave james Street a close
run the score being 8 to 7 in favor of
Tames Street.
Following were the players:
Main Street—Statham, ICycld. Hey-
wood, T. Elliott,. McTaggart, H. till-
liott, Durdle, Howard and Hall.
James Street —Rivers, .Treble, Cole,
Bode. Piper, "Luker, Davis, Ford ana
Friday -night „Tallies Street, lost,tbeie
second, gani.e to Trivitt-Memorials,
The game was a good exhibition, both
Boyle and Bisset pitched excellent
halt and held the batters down to a,
few hits, ,Tames S'Lre'et eri ors
costly. -
Duplan Bissett, Trielmer Bradt,'
Pat sons, Iturdon and Senior.
Boyle, Trehlei
Creech,. Laugh”
iPaso
334.
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411,