HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-8-28, Page 1GOOD BUY
necthe best 25c purchases I ever niado
a$3 Nvlett. I took home a package of
Rexall Corn Solvent
a customer the other day,' Prompt,
airless and a sure cure I:t,exall Corn Solvent
.doS remove the corns,
Price 25c a package.
Cole's Drug Store
•RTY-NINTIT YEAR—NO, 2,055
JONES sz• A
HAron 8c laid. sex Gazette
EXETER, ONT, CANADA, T
ANT1-,iD
_Ladies 'vim want to bet te ier
ngreputation, they can do :4 by ;Ad
Pickliog Spices, Flavoring Extracts, Ea 4
Powder and all kitchen tequisitos here, LOW'
est priee€,,, for the finest and be Ladies. Leis 4f
.
ater [Or your plekltog wants,
Cole's Drugstore
VRSDAY MORNING ATMUST 918th 1913
F.
PtIONE 32
COATS
FOR EALY BUYING
-LIST ARRIVED Our Big Shipmcnit of Ladies
Misses and ehildrens Coats, They are right
up to the minute and no two alike. Now is the
time to select your New Coat aud have a first class
choice. We are showing a swell range of the latest
New York stylesCoats from. $10 to $40 each,
NE
SS GOODS AND SUITINGS.
ALL Our New FaU and Winter Dress Goods and
Suitings are here for your inspection. Some en,
tirely new and exclusive patterns are on our counters
The early shopper will get the best choice.
Bedford Cords Silk Creape
Whipcords Figured Creape
Knap Suiting Silks, all kinds
her New Goods in the best shades.
Tweeds
Camels Hair
Seizes
And all
FURS
For the early shopper, a,11
our small Furs are here and
you will And them the best
we have ever shown,
VELVIETS
They will be good this sea -
sou. One of the Leaders. We
have them in an orBrocade
in every shade.
eicottliti
8:
ens Boys
very Newest and Niftiest its that are wade will
early and have the first choice.
THE NEW FALL SUITS
are here in a big variety,,
of Cloths and Patterns. The
be found here. Come along
Phone 32
Jones IL May, th
Exeter
Give Away%'Your Wash Board!
Wives; will yotr,please call you
hushande,attention to this Vacuum qualms and terrors, and guides him . its chairman t.Proeteds of the, Gar
-
Washing Maehine, whichis a more artaight et goodly gait through' all !den tpartY amounted to ,about fifty,
111111Me.,_
ttlre,
.1
Another Pioneer Passes
again it 'hecornts ot-,s sad. duty to
note the death or ore morei of. Exe',.-
ter s pioneers 1(4 the iiii•rion of 'Jahn
lieriioned who delaarted this, earth
August -25th 1,9/, At the home of his
idanghter Pro tis at tile az
nd th
o
ot 84- years a +8 mons.
Deceased vas torn ft. :Merlon Devi
Onshire England io the year 1829. Be
sailed( to 'Canada the Yearli,85,1 het
ig thea 9.7 years of age_ ;After dilr
ing two years tr., ...-teter ha settledi
on a farm. two miles east of Exeter
now occupied by his 'son, At thli-s
time he was married tr>114.s. much be-
loved,. wifQ Susan Featbf,rstora who
predeceased hioa years„
peginning farm life in 1858; be
lived in the i.oroter days 0f, Ruron
County and labored hard With great
ipeonvenieures,,, clearIng :and "it.r"Zog
;7. g nder c ti vat; on 20 a c or
CI1Ole.eSt trk.,), Tirstorta,-2„ • h
brought returns in
, ass. iraving refired finm
roil in In9t: at the eget s
4, IlaS 1111011110tired In :Exeter.
cOonecied himself -with James
Street church um7er the 'Pastorate of
Dr. N. R, Willoughby and 5iO4e
hen a true and devoted elirisilan
,pheracter and has "now mina /9 reltr
a rich reward, ,
OS -ending vas ileart.-4/11 -and quiet
eireurnstanciat evid/ee /Wpg qtmgg,--,3-
tive of the "oseliab7e fact ibat eh-
wa.5 not aware 0f. +ilc"rair1isg lite
he being, found CoMfOrts+bly
at 2.00 o'clias1; flatt tikad
the morning withont; s',,gn or 116
Islightest 'struggle between Are
deatb. Tie cluv11- olY 1(.+45+ieQ11.*nd,
mooed, io 13,40r14,,
Eff', leave to mourn 'hiS Ws,' three
IS,Or11; anti two datIghtua, Cileb,
hua and Esli so -A Mr$. Karr)) Poll -
...One of Fexerer and AO% Ell Tmo
"Oretliton; ette both'er 'George ot
• iielseA and one Olater NI.Tt
of London ROad 'South. The
'e YVATOttity of the
.he tructertil woo
etterneon to the
id Vr
ie; tatteroletl
of ' friends, to
etteArtkkl
taY • t
on
Lin
e9t1,a,
0
Pict c
...
frlie, Main treet Uthelot <Minds
tt
7,chool bold a Oolo11E11°C lo Gran
end on Thurqd,rr oE lqqt weelr. 'The
rnirg.'wel idill nal 1;Te 'bus !olds
EITAYed the tri'rt to th,, lAteside. De -
ides the rlotases quit.", a number 0
ingIl ri'gs drove out vial the gather
ina g that sot ilowi P !b . 1 t• l."1 '1'7
tila 'Park Wal 0 la rc.,'i, '',n1 !spy on
The lake l'elna enju
/ni, i 1,‘ orion
1 tv45,..F:pent., in A °Wing' 400, ,,it 1wr "amuse
ments Llama' two (37-4o dgathe ,r'onds
'began to gather andWitost‘• pi.lcniekere
I soughtel ter nod' ' for the cot*le oi;
Lours the rain earne do".3.3'n the merrY
rankers adepted themselve:i. io il‘el
occoslon 'The rain interferred witb
the arrangements for sPorhs. t at
cleared oft bowever in la short time
The -water was ;mite cool for ,bath-
ing. On. the lehoTe I ha lpiene eons a
sneces and des'pile the ram e
invery-
thg avent oft in expellent order. '
KfillZ.TON .
............, haey ben held on Dr, 1Camipbellis
The 'Gavle)) Party "which w"tt's to
, Irmo! on. Thursday last -wale",
Nni'Poestpon
lunilFxlanYejellgonlc°1n
DOIG THINGs itigaz ethe ram.
1 might -that is a goodly raottof your
g
1 there was a large crowd Present to
do things riglt, vithall yo
To e' '
pasted that inside my hat, and If 5:41vnke I fterthrawsFrae7'raIt'satiiinugts ''Parnpavide:t1;.)yr
dont' you ought to To do things I .The iprogramme was excellent and
1
' right. as leads your light,avith -faith ;contributed by the following soloists
„and hctie, abiding, to do your hest i Messrs Cracktel Ranati,l'ph DaTI...S
I and let the rest to 'Jericho go sliding {lIarold Pym, and Cha, Tara, 'fr
With :such an aimyou'll _win the; pyna also gave a 'Piano seleatl" '
game and see your fortune founded, Bev, Mr. Royatt delivered an
and goodly goodly deieds beats :ley creed rpropriate address and Mr. Driver of
that ever man expounded. To &it Molsons dlank exPlained the Objeet
things right, too arard5, tight, whet regulations of the Kirktoii V.`b-
fate icuts utl unfairly, to Pay your rary Association. '
way from day tO day, and treat 3 -our The lband was id attendance Land
fills
neighbor squarely 1 That dolall avants and till.,s 00 (1011btCrrice 0 NovfasmvuesricY Ileneevr Ills, NCV..“:3311 1.1r€0
14entileCtRend5
t
THA:11ES ;110AD
Dr, Zleidrom, of _Cleveland is to
ozeuty tba Thames Road,jtt et
Sunday morning:
alev ,Elecher Oardiner o.
powessi
occon:ed the pulpit last Sunday mord",
izfg- and E.,,reaeled a vely ..ae-eept.awe
sermon. a
Mrs Fr++tatVr ot Hamilton is vt'l
ing at tha Manse. •
Mr. and Mrs, james Earl were the
guests or Mr,, and Mrs, Orville Conn
last Sabbath.
fr,'George 'Roller and Steve
llutchings left for tbO west fa
Mrs, E. Meinnis is visiting frends
tfti5 r,la
e'gorhOnd,
WbUe Mr., Bray. was driving hOmA
from town last week to motoreYel-d
eame up from behind, 'The horseS be.
came very frightened and one un -
en top of the other. there was a
.a."enerAl. 14;: onla,' for thb„ as-
sistanee of Fonie men working in the
' who came 10 1:31r, asele-
e thitgs might have tan very
ser
anniversarY
Methodist church were
Me
ny' and ontlaY lost and -were a
decided S11.`. 'Were Con-,
41UPtP4 aftetugoo. annlo
d eveing e
PreStylerian eboreli 130', A,
it, Fair of Arktina former !Pastor of
firK=WE and the emigre -
ons 'cleased to have bioi
-b 1h&fl1 1� hear him 014e roore
e ‘vas a good attentf-ince 'both
C't sni-,s,*0 was
Itv James Srteet church choir
was very much ainpreciAted 4+i'Y
" On Monday evening a
was in 01t.than7 ebotk
te
V,110'amply se'etairted
cot sapper. After tea a pro- ;
wahe. s given tprat4hyteria sln-i
che large thnilding
e were given ly Dev:s, ;
ir Collo 31:.'teller. and .A,
The Milliganloys. T;on,
tedOre audience with
on the violin i'31iel
gavae a reading whieh,
reed end the ,TaTilC.5
lio'n^ 'Provided aeveral •v"Xrell.
ers, alev, E. O. T,`0well
ed e/rnirman. Min pro
‘e Anniversqry imonnted
i+0,09
ut,it't31 3 y rno-t
rernarkable•discovery, not an..inven- the field of errors. To do your best five ,doilars„ tEveryone was made
tion, than the flying rnachirie, Come within Your breast a cheertul heart welcome by the Genial Rost odd the
. , .
. . ... lbrings the man all things he ever ' The Eeptember meeting oE the
You put it in the wash boiler with wanted: At finding snares land neats woreeros Tnstitute will ihe ',held. at
clothes, w(ter and soap. - of mares I am not ver3; har.d3,; hut mr, ,T,as. Zena`o'S home Paerts on
• - . When it cotnes to finding thinas folks tickle end Jelly making warA'c', giV-
unted--tha.t is a „pl'an that Ladies or the Local Committee:f
and see it in operation here to,day.
say 1.4 -ata ;42 dancryie'lar-d• .„33aY. receilft is era bY Mrs, 3. Douteand, Mrs. IN,
W hat It Does,and How
i
- short anti qsvreet; att'sY. 0120 to rola Donate respectively. A. ;button . .hole
)
_
This Vactitnn Washer -sucks up low; Inst to ,clq -things 11 E lb • '11
a on s .v mane. gir s a 3 take
141i JP7 " gallons of sudS arid floods YOn-r might -it Theat4 othtrs bel-‘ pclacee 3. 7
low., -,.Walt Mason. Tars, Dr, Jose left on Tuelsday for
Over. the clothes every five minutes.' -
13elleville and Zradoa +where sha \vitt
In twenty minutes '3rour clothes'are snowy white and clean.4, I visit friends.'
, on d
'Rev R
)10 -fiat :it, does is, actually takeS the dirt out, without rubbing, PLNITALE-In -"itic.Phe..11, .......310n.aY, ,i„,__s, .n 1311119:3 is
IA.4ust125th to Mr, ana ;Mrs. Atsa nonuay I Toronto and Pert Perry
Ile has seeured a good tsupply for his
tulpit for the .31st .
iftrittiout a washboard,. without fuss— $2.50 Pcnhale a daughter. •
H,A.°6uKg.E26 to Mr.' and Mrs. G. lelockOY- 15.°11apinaYssesr`a°1011,len, I°1„Terrt'W
Dia chard' I " cl t h
Galv' ,$1..50: up. In Exeter on Tuesday ljCC
Wash, Boards'$4.,50
: , a daughter. on Wednesday l&st. 'Interment tech
Washin& Machines andTingers
r•
e storehouse ownedb
'n and o3en.ried by Ford,and Me
'a?O,o'gside 'the ,frAight
1)17CITA.RAL13-at Drysddale on the Ida.ce 1St- Marys Cemetery' on
'8th t" to. " Mr, ' and, Mrs, Joset.'‘h Fri dra Te'ax.c.S A daughter Ari$..,6.
Wochaime a,daughter. J. J. 1-3,e\111,1ny :to;
. was
1")2N01\17.., -+At .theSauble, .Line „Stan- - mourn tias 1°-i" of " r°° -be -i": °
tao tt,nd. ittaiNv_leid,i,is",rritiAvilec:loetrie.0:1tv.t.,coctreoder d
soBomy
jrkton who ha
been , for some
DIARRISD eresent in a seriona "condi:teen.
, • - a
COLTInI-
AN1\t_ICELE- At the Ont
'... Miss 'Jatile.ISell V'sit;ag
Tia largest "mo here. a her
irt(i; --Yea 0 Eranets Base'ball
.en :Cole ma n" of 'Stratford,. .
,
Clinton1WSon Jsty. .t.13.+e'fa,
, ,Ot, t O x ...,04, j,,t+.all-;1.)..i•-.7rit, '-
'nfactixt. ,
ea
,r.foclii.Ey--...1r, 'Ex:eter, on TuesdaY,
Ag'v"14tera`rge AUg„,. 26tb • , the infant "el ftuglte -.' of
ne:
eAr4,,Airs.'Cien. Hockey L
0
1 1 U., '&0 a ifi011t A,ZO.S,1r:;?,/ th : 0 elnii' dley "vto d ,-tia-ieds.,,,3.4 "
)),--4Ifl'.1.;:i4er'ed'°. MoridaY
as and" )8 ."rtiOntila ' '-
."..
-3 e st
0 g found -
"IfAfit6tAe
oa
:Two ganaesof have been
, , ,
arranged for next. ,i)londayr La.'aor
Day to he -,rlayed,-on the ' Seheot,
grounds 13e -6'Y -ter- t1i, London 'Ttanl-
Liats and II:se-tor,: ,gannes
mise to he ,frst,IAts "e,-diemblers a se
considered one "ofx ..Tas"1est, n.1-cri-
tett,i, teams ill Lf 'enrlExeter is
1115, UPNs'op.; .7,04SdS, 'tfols
aVY 'and.
4'34341
aittlne ea
aiasoi tail+
i 11 daY,'Wjf a.ke,,S0.132
boysi'
soneetet', •0f45 t1J
at lila
'‘‘r
.A4
The people of Ceotralia ebnrcls
forwerd expectantly to
,or.ening services lo held Pe-st
Sahltath when Rev. D N. MoCannts
or 'London is to pre-ich both morning
and evening.,
:Mies P. M, l3latr1ifor1 left for Cal-
gary on Friday last, She perposes
ottendiug. Normal Sehool there p're
alory to teaching in the N”st-,
;Art's, Canning of Grand Mend is iris=
iting her a!ster Mrs, illaskerville.
Mr, Ray Denham or Myth visited
Ewart A. Blatchford on ltIonday !
Mr. Wes. Tinker left for Ihe weSt
on Friday Inst.
:Arr. Simpxon of the Windsor Col-
legiate Institute ;s visiting listhe
Mr Parsons at Victoria 'B.
ling relatives here, -
The -church has been greatly bone -
Mired by the ki1Ifu1 band of Mr.
Van der Veen.
WOODITAM
-..11r. AT. Irvin' 13,-'p7,•eate of 'AI's, "Allin
and Wife of Edmonton have been :re-
newing acquaiotances in the village.
Mr, -----ase of Aylmer and Mrs, Ful-
ler and children 91 81., Marys+. vis:ted
Mr: and ar3.. Samuel FOrd,
Bliss Avery ot Nfitehell -has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Eniiinger. '
Mrs, Eerr of Creditvis;ted at
Mr. and Jas. Rootly. •
:Afiss Beatrice Skier of Toronto is
visiting, her aunt*arts, Shiere
Bev. T. Sawyer of i55.parta has been
visiting his relatives here. Mr fil:Ilv-
Yer took part in the 'Satadaserttees
and, delighted all with his' Itel1pful
minis tra t;ons.
,litr_. li-nd Mrs, Rae of Detroit -are
visiting their son Joseph on the 1Base
Line.
The VV, 11, 8, held a very .sucee,sis.
ful)quilticg bee in the Church on
Thursday last.
;Tile So,otion Business College,
‘thicli will re-onen for aefall term
on SePtember i2.cd are the largest
trainers of young ceople 'in Canada
They are affiliated 33-ith the Commer
cial Educators' Association of C3�-.
ad. and, have a clinic, of seven col,
!egos ofwhich the Clinton busineiss
college is 0 worthy link.- '.Uliere are
tnanY reasons why young ;people
should attend oce of these ,collegos
as we have over 2000 graduates per
3 -ear and these sehoolshave lbeent es-
toblished during tam paet: ,thixtY
Years Every g''raduate is guaranteed
a position, consequently no young Dar
son need licsita.te ah to gainiuss
foot _bold in the busiaess world ire,
naultitude of counsellors there is
wisdom Iconsequently having over
tea.cliers in these various col-
leges we have beeii able to pick mit
11 corriculonr which very far ,:sizt'Oas-
sr's that of anY iichool. The famous
system of Bliss !hook-keel:log
Icacling feature in. the Commercial
a;artmentsand in the Stenogral?thic)
Der.artments8tu4eats maY take e'th-
er, 'Gregg or:Ts-lac Pitmen 1st-torah:SO:I
nose lethe cantot enter ori
ing or_ f21 -til. may ernes ,ar„..,y ()the
er day of i13e ear as an ali stidnt is
in1t1,-itcte1 itdividlialiYw
. at, his ',on
b0,se
withont. any furthea] e.c. The
e
engli oar Rome. ; .11iite'p'artreeet,.
p sent nie y , OSnli'tirt ein r e
)/lesInesa College ,Cliaton a in-:
1".-:('!, ten ;."--1 or ' the o sa ndls
I
toSifuSdffio, tvaTioie,ig;
In life +shonid write 103
in Toronto titi
rs. Was, llowey .is vlsitleg
0rand
'adoriga Se▪ niOr isj. in Tera
ing the exhibition. 3
Mr. D of Clinton was
in towo on Tuesday,
3. J. Knight of Guelph was it
town on. Wednesday,
Caarence Smith of the ...SeaIs
;siting Mrs.,3"ohia
355 Mildred Hortorr has r,-,+1t,r0r.d
homc, aftrt., 'Visiting tr.cdsrb
EitTlY's at: Li.h.L Ozara
5th. and 6.t,h dri.ots
Xiss iRrown and. Jones
are spending -this \ves,,L: In Toronto_
Ea4wood. or WrhithY 1,?"5tha
gacat Of .:3tr, and :Ira,
rt attend
115
Atr, 0, ilq,Irdet
Wedoes(ioy s^ea'..ez 5,15
?Ipi-644P1,,,e,Gaoral
Warat+0,:t1,
3Z'3 iitjg it
elly'S+ 011 the floorat the
Qu9P„ 1 am going Vridayf *Ad 0.
day lit,1A- and 0th
6, Co:e is in Toronto thps
week attending the Canldiau
Pbsr-
m3ceutleal conventioo.
AtRed813-toll lelit.':TrAniv'ItilEXP-toarrt4g.nrxzian
waueg
once apply to Li'. 11. T:::70s40.
N3'11.11A0.1r:5 f a'Stlell:(31;c: 'tQ.1% Ca n
te
their fillirtery 3.,:e,e++,ratoont to
Va.
ifr5 3. hbe7eare:r.ttLe::{iert:ov:tiOrlaf
coamilog lvtel: GrAla Vold.
Sheerer
of Petertero xr'inamer. I
.Torto$ 33" ha, ePgagOSI
G. jOts, :4743 M.',37, -.11A
Mr, aid I'4i'rs Gins, UOimborg
two c,1011
Ars.Xi, Da
e Soo. tare visirirt,7,
r
.1;1, 'Wedoee
7Nlis..A., 15
Su Toronto. da
15 S,+a
e
itrs, Smtk of Einotre and
thild MLss SmtLh are 'visiting to
Mrs. (3.1.5
Mr. Thoulao,l'Sneb cattle dreier et
died tirLs 'word: at ts horn$
the' 17,tit The' fuberaf was be)d.
Wednesdey after0000,
T.1.1Q funeral of ra
11,1,ghter of Mr„ And Mrs,
ney oi5 .SiVphr),O. aged 2 3-
,rnontlis 1,vas hella to the Exet
terY last Friday from, the t,0nrie
Mr, PP,r50.45 Ldog r.4o10+ ,Fofttrh
,
O depillntiQ5, 1ppOftlted by, tT,tiei
.0.aox410i.f., a e, ,i,rCtd+7ryco!mtri,dn+ve;e4
sroili4,y,ti.
110 'are negotiaUng. to lr)frare la
- Irtve tot7;.1rIled-17..e.ii,v, 1401 1,4re,
.114,,v40,9r+,r197jv :,..,Kxi4;17,1rric401.cr,11,W4intnkrite-„b443,
Tb,e'y excr,z,s,,l ilic, onin;on td.Pit
Y .1.4;21_tn11,5`,1+;:sc::::iitfisk.,:r..v,firroit.:Ikp,i.;:47.:Iontto,05,7:t;),..sx,:t5ri:;,::.
ti0A l'1,rt:ritys-14etoni,dii ellweheiltrt
l lirciveg worth the
e AuSt-rv Wlt 717'.J
Al
(1 14# .,ENeter
ati:+1
lha 'bquilq.
•
,W 1
oronto nral
ompanied 'hy
earet.
31111 lett Tueerla
fan;Uron. rife Iva
nobter :Star
Ira, 0. fl. Cleo of Winnipeg for-
merly of Clinton passed ava-to teeettt-
lY,, he remains wort. taitott t
Gotlerielt for iotermeot last Thur.: -
lay. I
Ilev. W. 0., IT. MeAll;t,t,rW5,1 eni-
kd home Wednesday to confine
funeral •!,erices ot the late john -feY
wood Mr, rleAll4ter will oceupy the
rulpit in lamps Street r -ort SnedaY.
Mrs. 33. Spaelianon inil (Low:liter
Tar.iorie or Mlenle'im who have been
pending the summer 1 Orttod 13erel sr
tre eral."`atrS. john .F-iteek :errs.
xi a few day," ,l'efore ratornino is -.1.-.iittne•
WM'S
sJ Mr, IS111
7,;Irieh
di5t.
3. ;
to t
its
-eV end „Caro
1-1331 aft('
enteuded
1 1115
aorta-
faiy Y000g of .
it r 1IVS11t5i,
and trs Riche
' 'ft Lomloo ora
a, ircfldll In town,
ifld Mrs.,Sol MeaVer and tlatejf
tor retur d to their home. in. San -
atter VI:siting-
,
rs S, Dow
-al 11tyal gT'e rttpo'
talitablO of ,
Other,
r.
MIS
are
home.
Mrs. (Rev.) Fear of `-ft+1,Rwater, )7red1M.00;:sn:,-ACIOUrralftaT a'ontcltsr'llf ttovIrriel°tIl'10.11-1'e
of the Millinery Department'or
tlo re while Mr, and Mrs, Ifowey are i1.48.ti...t'4AnoanotlisiSviltehl'its4c)Ar'cl;;;Icei a tte*1.4
in Toronto. t • ,
ham or Windsor called on Mr, and ••
CaFt, W ,3. willo.,nhl'y and 7:oli Gra:-
remaining with Mr, and wlIrs, R
Afrq. C, tintleatiold on Satu4n
rday d Centralia e=Opening
visited 'Mr, and 'Mrs, 3 .3, 'Merrier in
7iirlob on Sunday. Afester f;rahlm 15
denfield to visit.
Trite `Apple Crop- Mr... Jones of .Ot
Thomas recently made an nitro trip
lirough ty,s sea lion look'ncs over the
aPole prospects. The erg') ill, the ter- Bev. DN, :3N,fc„aaintis of Lon
v;:ryinigoi-
'.• 1'."+01.1' 1 Pw.ht: don? will preach
of London 013
part at the entertaioment at lleth-
ta::i'l1011fiYa.hrttehtiglYrnosts of 'Ala, and Afro.
mwoetrteeroot;ottnapt,:ins;teedr pntdo
John Ford while here.
Word was received here Wednes-
day of thedeathof thewile of Rev j"
R. Grimly of St Thomas, Mr. and Mrs
Gundy -3veze former reside.nts
Exeter 'Air, Gundy being, pastor of
the Main Street Methodist church.
'fl3e funeral lent he held to the Exe •
ter cemetery on Thursday on tile
arrival of the morning train from
Loudon.
11301.1ntiful vtst- HaTVeSting ps
over in this vicinit-Y and -threshing IS
in full swir_g. The crops this year
have been excellent The quality of
the wheat is somewhat better than
the average and the yield was good
Oats and barley were also good eroi,
The weather for harvesting has been
ated :Afr, and Mrs. V. liowey ajst
week and wos =DUI-ft:Ceti home LY
her two little ferenti-ehi:le ' ',1gene
and 'ArPrrYo rfor,a'X", '"Jto will visit
Services
Sunday, August tlist, 19
I ideal. lbe corn crop is coming along
Eice13,- as is also the root crop.
Mission Cirel.e. provided Musie-Dur
iota the absence of the Jantes S-ireet
church choir lithich „provided de
lmasutsicl.Sufiodnyt-Ileaf'-er3e2rfr.'11.oaoln:37 aAn.tinn4:vareAs-tairti;
the service of ',song in j'aineS
St church in the evening was render-
ed by the :11"issior. .eircle under' „t.lia.
lcatiershrr, of. 1.1.rr,, A.,' Andrews. The*
Nvo,:k of. the girls was very sreditalie.
and nnich eujoyeti Mrs, L. .1)igtrtn
ed at the,
. W 1, 1?sinair,al ef
Avon (Def., 'public School' who a. few
years ago -wr-..; ay the Ed-
o.cational authorities of Ontario to
visit,the 'schools of 'Great Brij:ale :a
the ,ioiercsis of edueation, is a m, n
-who. tries; 1,0 Rear, himself , aitreast of I
the end in lote.,13 with the it..a,t
ap-dr-cc1),nrile,c'e d ist cc ots-.1.1e1.,.. ii0,11.10;2tr (itan
nil
tI
lug vjth the ce'w ,subjects that' are
Jciig r,iti red owthe iaablia Sch,coi:
iduring 5imrc3
Nr;jacen-litio'111.,',)1a".417:T'03g-c;thrri
conase at routiOdeecoloilsti,gio,or PbY-
,`
f*i;e431e'r1 r e 'Iato mseir C
.Orttoirt),M .
eiea I train; rig , e rill' ;in'
1,4 0
,
trirn'gt "and"
on the ihome stead Leto
clutle"Sat Aao
4.3 "
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