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Huron & id L ex Gazette
E iJ+T R, ONT; CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
th i91
Pers
PHONE :3s
NES Sc MAY
32
ew Wash
Dresses
Ladies,Ladies Misses and Childrens
the time you will steed your New \Yash Dress, We have
a fine range to show you in different Cloths, Styles and Colors
Children's Dresses in white or colors 50 cents to
isses' Dresses in white or colors $1.50,to
Ladies Dresses in white or colors I to
New Tub Goo
Wool Racine Crepes Q1>;ghams Cotton Ratines Voiles
Bedford Cord Toutards Ducks Muslins Replan
A,ll. Colors, Patterns and. Qualities to choose ficin.
flats & craps
All the new novelties
are shown here h shap-
es and colors.
Mens.
and high
galore,
s and Boys Furnishings
Collars & Ties
The New Stuff is al-
ways found here; in ;a<
big vety of goods,
Mlathin
aaad Boys Suits in all.
Jp-to-Date in style,
0
Cloths
r Suits
PFION
2
Shirts Straw tints
A big variety ol: W, We show you the lat-
&R shirts in all colors est in straws & shapes
as Tench and stiff 'cuff. no betteeto, pick ifioan.
Underwear
Rciol underwear for men, women. bays and girls
in separate or combination suits. 'Lisle, Ponos knit
Bntiilriggan or !Nue Wool.
HOUSE FURNISIIINGS '
Lamina Carpets alf(atting Oilcloths Onrtains. Blinds Shades
JONES
&IIAY
HONE -2/A PHONE -27B
SET YOUR SPRING HARDWARE
WANTS AT NEAMANS
. t-nd save trioney
LAWN MOWERS
Our Prices are Right
\V and B Mowers, from S4 to $6.50
Black Diamond, from 7,50 to • 7.75
'Grass' Catchers, from 1,00 to 1,25
Grass Shearers, from 25 to 50 cents
Hedge Shearers, from 1,00 to 1,25
Lawn Rakes, from 25 to -85 cents
Poultry Netting from 2 to l0c a yd.
*loreen Windows from 1,00 to 2,25
eCnrtain Stretchers from 1,00 to 1,25
Final Exams.
PROMOTIONS
1b. ,following Jr. H. , pupils have
been successful s.
FORM 2, GENERAL
per cent
?J, 'Windsor <..... &b.
Hawkins ..., ...... 60
'FORM 1 COM.51LRG)AL 7
per cent
W. Strant 8
FT) Roweliffe 73
_,. ;Kimtz
A rahaan
T :Sneath. 67 1.2.
A, Johns 67
A Horton fib
IL L'ayloF 6-x
L. Aobott , „61 1-2
.. Follick 64
C. F'i ttorr< ... ,6-t
G. Hanlon 63
0- 1,PCDonald ,,.., . i w
W 13oc1ga11. ...., . ,.61
1„ Johns, . 60
ECO .111M ND
d. Dougalt,
B ).Hunter
O Kestle
FORM 2. t'C1'iflt.%'l3t%'IAL
,per eaat
l!Q13 1 1< 4;L1 1 411.1W1AL
L Boyle .. .7
\YVI. lorthecrtr .73
11 RiversG9
(au 1-2
(11
,,. 62
iil;Gt)Jtlr]E
latthews
< heed.
1, i3owdeu,
Thelma Skinner, also Ina es bac has
y> .1;to hand in her Term Wor'a iu Jct!
).)oris IGrlbatn, in during last days,,
of r'xaan, 01)c;ai0-d 73 ver cent ova" pats
nears attempted, Beer term Work an
Stanalog throughout the year was t<x
t; and ai.d she, too is pro uotedll
Dougall and 1I. flouter have erQ d
ia;xlale
totals By taking 'a good mark
ort a1 Latin Exam, a1 'beginr.ir,g of
ielytember, they may receive Mull and
ean0oxlditioncil promotion.
Cleurge Sp4.rlta Prineiln,e
The anovin,. picture theatre is
open four nights a v.'eek, 3iouday
Wednesday 'Thursday and Saturday
On tlae evening of the RoweII nmeeting.
an extra program 'will be given.
Choose Between Them
Tice following are the replies re-
ceived by Mr, J_ .A, Irwin of Clinton,
Secretary of the County Mentperanee
Ao•sociation to his letter addressed to
each. of the candidates in iSoutb Hur-
oa.1..,
MR. Z LL1.11'S ]1ET'LY
'Zurich June 5th 1.91
J'. A. Irwin, Clinton.
Dear Sir. -Yours of the -1(11 inst to
An Open :Letter to MI
* l hand and the contents carefully 'r,o-
• to When .:I accepted the monina-
L. 0. Dickson
Exeter, June, ,23, 1914
L H. Dickson.
Exeter. I
Dear. Sir,—As chairman of a Con-
servative convention, held i Iensali
On June 2nd you extend an in-
vitation in some such wordsthese
"If there is present in.this conven-
tion a lying slandering sneakthat
has been going up and -downis rid-
ing, slandering Mr, ilbe 1 in -
vile him to come to this p1 orm"
i .In an unsigned letter -whichappears
". e
,.� last week's issue of the Advocate
and Free Press" wla'ch is slanderous
and libelous in its charact There
is an inference that such itatiocl
was extended to me, 1 have always
tried to be fair and courteous with
have paid no attention
fih
r:k
ted
as
is c
this
r',
atE
Ad
er.,
ir_v
ve
cou
from
utc
vin
her
Hely chaliange, you to �meet me` in a
debate. on the Public platform •in
Exeter, where,` both will be citizens,
independent of our calling or pro-
fession, and let the people decide the
great issue in th:s Campaign. As far
as 'I am- concerned 1 promise to av-
oid personalities„ And in order to
be !fair I will agree' to the following
arrangement; Subject to improve-
ment with your .consent.
r 1: You to speak one hour—Myself
an hour and you to have 10 minutes
s17d, t,
ou and h
to
Screen Wire from 10 to 30 c,a certain utterances made f i limo'
Screen Windows 25 to 40 cents to rime„reflecting on my •" i rgr ty ;
Paints and Brushes bt tl thin1, the present circ sauces
demand some attention so I ebypub
Cedar Mops at $ 1.50
izaid Mops at $ 1.50
0 = Cedar Oil at 25 ,& 50c
Wizard Oil at 50 cents
Liquid Veneer at 25 cents
Dustbane ant 35 Cents
FURNACE WORK AND PLUMBING
Heamans Hardware and Stove Store
THONE -- 27 'A
PHONE - 27 B•
' The Fntra ce examinations started
�n Vi , dnesday There is a. fairly
.iarge, class.' -writing on q�
xamrz.. Some of the classes in the
Fierce School have finished their ex-
ams, and the holidays for them have
.-omsnenced
itunanay--Une day .last v, eek as'Pir
Luther Ienha ,. S ' le was: loading shingles
at the station the -`team he - was
odeav� g"n. !became frightened' and Tran
y
�sh ay
The `tried to- jump over Mr.
16;Creech's arae `hoe e, knocking it
he wa or. over
down and ',drawing !
...t g
ft, ,'!: hey rai is' faz- as 7VIr, 'Scott's
rm:�avhere';thi,yTa a'a����gs�te Pia
.z:a .%
x
a1
cleared themsclwes .trona the .wagon.
The harness was- broken. hut, the,'hor-
nes ,carne; :of.0 without a scratch,, 'Mfr
'Dreecl•.'s hotae was so,n,'u hat .scrat-
ched and bruised, ;
nearRolt'cll—' 1' �.. i� Rowell;
thio leader of the ; Liberal- and Tem-
perance forces, in 'the present,_ cain-
naign will address a Miass meeting'at
the Rznk
Exeter on Wediiesd1y neat
:
the 24 4 2tit ms' shlrp, i£
th in •130 p
iloatcll is. a splendid speaker ;land
everyone Giionld n 21,P art .`s lioi?l
,r.a.m•
be 'at ExOtert0 hear h1 t lr d+
0
tion at the hands of- any Fellow Lib
erals Ito contest south Huron in their
interests, '1 pledged myself to sup-
port. the temperance -policy of our
leader, and which policy is • lmost
identical with the one quoted :at
your letter as being the policy of
the temperance part5t I publicly
pledged myself ^to the temperance
committee on the day of our convcn-
'tion+. at He'nsall knowing before
hand that I would lose the support
of ntany anti -temperance Liberals es-
pecially in my home municipality). 1
also reserved the right to support
more advanced temperance., It i,sltt:en
if brought forward by the Conserva-
tives or any other party, and 1 do
not think any of my temperance Lib-
eral friends have ''found any fault
for my doing so You have probably
read y reply to the Editor, of( the
News ,-Record, of your• ton which
appears in'weekly newspapers this
week, and from )which you will be
able 'Ito judge -whether my stand on
the great question is manly and
straight to The point or mot, `t hope
I have made my stand clear to you,
and that un. the evening of ''the' 29th.
we 'an�ay. be able Ito _join hands fav cel-
ebrating a great victory, tor,the
united temperance :forces of )South
Huron; and of, the Province:
Yours sincerely,
E. TELLER
MR, EILBER'S REPLY
u first
Crediton Out, June 11, 1914.
to rcpt/ Thereby giveno you
and last speech: Mr, 'J A. 1rw n.
2. John Taylor Reeve. to act as Secretary of the Dominion Alliance.
chairman
3 The following, to have )seats on
the platform The Presidents and
Secretaries of 'the Reform and ICon
servative convention Rev's Sharp,
lrcllister, Collins, and: all neighbor,
ing ministers. ':11Ir, Parsons, of 'the
ldvertuser, and. Mr, Elliott of • the
Free ' Press to report the debate
f trust that; you 'wi11'"mee1 this chal
lenge and believe such a-a•debate will
dogood in our town
aryl„
Yours ,Truly
E. G. Powell
On Friday next '¢i meeting for la-
dies nvili'be held in Senior's hall at
2.30 11 :n : 4.0 ibe addressed by 111is;'.
'Needham of 'Toronto a member of
the
V10m en's” .Liberal club of tthiah
Mrs, N: W. Rowell 'is at, the, head
1s,tjies an:te#sted in the :cn peranee:;.
cause a,rc` 1'lo d,.i,
;Clinton Onit.
IJear Sir, -1 am in IIece.ipLof your
letter of the 4th ;inst. '1'n reply there
to 1 'beg to state -that since my entry
in ,public life 1!! 1898, I have never
tite,dged niysel1 to any individual or
party as to: any action I might take
upon 'matters,' of 'legislation he fore
parliaanen t .reserving to myself 'the
ri;ht`to vote iipon questions as they
inay present themselves, as !1'believe
in 'the' bes'c interests of' the electors
of South Huron. As ..o temperance
legislation '1 enclose ;the policy, of
my 1-lonorable leader. 'Sir' James P.
Whitney, which is Wa11 expressed itis
the manifesto recently puhlished,' a(nd
appeared in the public press of the
Province (copyenclosed) find a most
he, known to yourself and the Alliance'
f
of the Qunt s �'of Huron'
13c1_a, c me,
] '
,
Edmund Zeller's Pledge
:s pledge myself not only to support llle
"Abolish the Bar" policy of Mi. Rowell baa.
o vote for the most advanced measure of tem.,
permit:9e reform, whether it be Lntroduee ,, by
onseryativ e or Liberal if alb your r p 'e
seutati.a e in the next Legislature,'‘
orne
The t sbor 3faraai,
the °l"oP',rrshit* ff
rreerartte.a's ^aero; �
uIy au ra oire+
rat Rolfe for 't:A
^;to +,raga iti .r IOW
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.& .:.:'.iii Ole '4 olltt
pazaacil
14A:,): for "rS
,ar c . •14,ex14)4%.
g tar CVO preNa.las '
aaoI�rand',
iaarvoterk,ioir
ar€oars s,1 vital; hkgh
xi*
we
ar tiolkaal—;ur, ,1., - ass
i01Idar of khc i�aht'ral., and
forces, an 'tta4, a? 'se,ri
sill address a /)lass rareeti
ik Eaeter, on Wednesday
rlge 24th lost art 1.:10 p, rne. ;r
Howell Is a splendid ,sInSla'shayr 1r;ar1
erFone' shonld me -it t eirat
a Serer to heaakr ,Mall,: a
b
Baseball
'tel
The Exeter boys went dowrt to Ik:-
feat before the Vraig nine on SIonday
'ening the score being 7 to 0.
here was a; large crowd OA band to
itra4'S� tlae galas' tthich c as ane
senCI di,Ca"P.point.naelt for anyone ex,
rte+ ting Bxeker to hand , out good
lr<all.
The weather. NV43.. 4Initrr gold
tznd "#here was ra, 7aet v' wii4 at the
aura
and this ana;y have been xe a
noaosi1110 to some )degree' tine "the a;-
re�ars . which however 1,v(ire most)y'
gale-sirled
god. were chalked op a,
a9rast tlrcr local* Craig started
uU
strcogg a31 rsea ' 4laivXa+ita the lend
rs;arnes,
UuLlgins,- Wx
l)oriti:tn,''t�,
F, Coursey
ltlatthews, A;.4
Leith, W
Chapman. L.
Craven, A.
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Rivers,' B.
Campbell, Dr, ss l 0
Treibner41'. in
Heywood, 0, p
Harrington,, 1
2
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5 'W, Dorman ons;` didn't touch 3rd
5cOny. ny INNINO:4 — 83 ,Ii 0J
A1LIA CRAW 7 0 1
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Summary .first base on errors )Craig
10 Exeter 1 Two base bit, )0ann; Sto-
Ien bases, Hodgins, Coursey, iMatk-
hews, 2 Windsor, 2; Windsor 2; Inv -
ars 2; Campbell 2; Treibner Heywood
2 lla'rrington 12; Double play. Rivers.
Windsor and Can Base or ,ibalis off
tiindmarsh ,5 Harrington 1. 'Hit by
eitchar 0, Heywood, Struck out by
Ilindemarsh 9 by Harrington. 10, lus-
ted Ball 13oylc, Lett on Bases Craig
7 Exeter 8 Umpires Dr, Gunn and a1
I3oyle. 1 , s 1 1
On Tuesday night the Meadowlarks
defeated iv. Jackson's Bluejays on
the damonn at S. Joey's farm by a
score of 1S to S. The•feature of the
game was the heavy hitting of the
Meadowlarks who garnered 15 hits off
four opposing pitchers, while Windsor
in the ninth pounded the bill for a
home run with two racoon bases. Mor-
ley allowed then) but t hits in five in-
nings, but was a trite wild: at 'times
and hit three or four men. Windsor
went, into the box' in the sixth and
the batters evidently needed glasses
for they departed from the plate in 1,
2 3 order as there was something on
the ball besides the cover. The M.eae-
owlarks were also there as to swatting
and were simply, delighted with the
pitching ot the opposing hurlers and
pounded' the ball all over, especially in
the sixth when they, scored 7 runs.
following is the line tip;—
Btuejays
Robinson - p - 1
Mitchel -c-1
W. Simms - ist - 1
Jackson - 3rd - 2
Gordon - If -1
H, Powe- rf 0.
E. Simms - of - 1
M- Willis - ss 1
F. Willis -2nd_0
Meadowlarks
. Treihner - 1 - 3
H. Windsor -2 - 2
3V, Snell - 3rd - 2
F' Treibuer-cf-4
A. Willis If -1
Shapton:•ss 0
1, Willis - if - 3
fes, Ikror'.1ey* - p - 1
L.Treble -c-3
Score by Innings:—
Bhrety -- as 3'10 13 0 — g
•Meadowlarks— 4 2 212 7 18
Hits off Robinson,; Willis, Simms and
Jackson— 15
Hits off Motley— 4;" oil Windsor 0
Umpire,-- Nelson Baker
The Meadowlarks play against Dash
wood at Dashwood Friday night.
0
..
brated as
I"„faiK
give: by
Camerei
l Toronto
Yra
The Exeter Bar
JUST RECEIVE
WEEK
LOST Fob, hound, hitch, colewr
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^nd r. a tc .h lwliite i•rreest
Rla:ok n a
hi
wad vx to front feat t one no
a i t n
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ing' of sank, iolgise ripflityi AV, .rYl3�i¢o
Exe_ier.'
la
of Travellers
W 1 &esa
The alua�isef Hersaer,`roe
'owels, 'nderwea Ladies "
`ade•Ski 'tS, Pie> cress l
e,si;lat Gown
Rock Bottom Prices
Boots and Sly
F
One or North_ Po
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and sizes,.
SPRING
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• Also we keep on hand a Each
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ap Line of Overalls
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• We have a new and up
to date sock of Gents'"
Furnishings -in the leading
• fashion hits in
6b r
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s ,`"\ , S .ohlrts
Gloves, Collars Ties
Underwear; Seeks,
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