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PITON
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ALL SiORESi CLOSE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
FOR THE
1-0t WOd tiOr
Use a New Perfection
Move
2, 3 and 4 Burners for from
$S to $13; Ovens, 2;10, $2.90
Alcohol Stoves 75 Cents
1-1anirtiocks
Fancy Colors - $2.03 to $7.00 Complete With 1 Cooks
Screen Doors and Windows
$1.00 to $1.85, Complete 25 to 45 Cents.
Screens all Sizes in Stuck
i der Twine
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Day :Fork Ropes
FURNACE WORK AND PLUMBING
Ha
eaans Hardware and Stove Store
ONE - 27 A;
PHONE - 27 B.
SOUTH HURON BASEBALL LEAGUE
HOW THEY
STAND '
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AILSA. CRAIG
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4E NTRA.LIA..
.;REDITON -
3 1
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2 2 500
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4 1334
11uxworlliy-, on :Saliba la
best conducted his Sarst services as
the pastor of 'Main Street Methodict
church and preachedtwo splendid.
�ertrunia to ni)ilrectattve cougrtaga•
hos \Ir, Musworthy and family
ily arrived in town on Thursday
evening. They -were met at the
station by Mr, W. J. He tman iG .hie
auto and several of the official nicLll-
oers of the church ,uul were convey-
ed to the parsonage where the ladies
bad supper a; v.aiting them. \;'r wrt-
conte air, lfulm orthy and family to
our midst.
WILLIAM NOi3Tn1COTr
On Sunday :hast as sari i vett took
pLtcc in Esetcr allorth 1e1
William Northcott, au old P:oneer of
Huron Co, passed away to his long
rest in his 692h year. '31r. Northcott
had lived- on the 2nd concession or
flay Township for forty seven years.
From 1866 until the of 1903
when he moved to Exeter, the .teceas
d
was superintenant of the Sexsniith
'43untlay School. Be -vas born in
Devonshire Engla;,d and came to
Canada in 1850 with his father at.d
the -rest or the family settling $n
the County or Durham -where they
remained until the year 1862 when
'they came to Huron County, For the
past seven weeks the ,deceased had
been suffering from a severe at-
tack of gangerinc in Gr,e of his, feet
and although his death was mot un-
exapeicd it came as a severe shock
as it was not looked for so soon .heart.
failure being 'the immediate cause of
a s death. I3esides his,sorrolv;ng wife
he leaves to mourn the loss of a kind
father, a family of four daughters
and -two saa,s Mary E. at home, Mrs,
r-.
-or,'e' Ceddis' 3trs, at
E. Alar.
worth William and Joh,t of Iidat}; Tp
burs, \trilliam. C. Pearce `of* oat.
The deceased was a life long%
odist and temperance 'worker „and
'lever flailed 'to advaln,ce 'the right:.
hi -never he had the „opportun•ity.
The remains ,were laid to rest in.
the Exeter cemetery on Tuesday The
b.i'eaved 'wire and family have. ,,the
yo-ipathy of the entire conimuipi4.37
t) this; their sad, bereavemeit Mf ,
.Jesus, while our hearts are 'bleedi (g
c:r''t:he spoils that death ;has won
We would at this solemn meeting
Calmly say ',Thy will be done"
Inquiries received at the 'Canadian'
National .Exhibition offices from
Iowa yir sconsin' and the Prairie 1Pso-
;noes as '"well as from the !numerous
poin;ts clearer home indicate that this
wild be 'tile ,;r3e test 1. - stock year
he (Natio:nal Exhibition has ever:
i 1 pampa , u r '_.._. t,a w.1
Neeh
Boyle
Windsor
Barrington
Rivers
Campbell
Bissett
Treibuer
C11EDI°.£ON
;vi.a7l;s;
Fahner, B. 1 4 0 3 n' 0 2
Fahner, I. sS1 :2 0 0 1 3 0
Kerr n1 '3 0 0 0 0 0
Sambrook a' 4 0 0 0 0
Mot
Holtzman o 1 0 011 2 0
3 0 0 <0 t) 0
Weurth :1'; 3 0 0' 1 2 2
Fahner. II. ;2 , 3 1 0 3 2 0
Fahner, K. pi;' 3 0 0 0 1 0
29 1 3 26. 10
r; Cann out; I3ttby batted. ball
SCORE BY INNINGS - R Ii E
ExETER--,340000220- 11 1.5 2
CREDITON- 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 -- 1 3 2 1
Struck out - By Barrington,'15
By Fahner, 9
rifi
Scuummbitar, y-SuTwer;o hose it, \ecb, Sac-
:B:auble play Rivera to !Cann, to
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-Base on balls off. Harrington 7')
Left on bases, Exeter 16; Crediton' 4;
Umpires Hoyle and 'Young
No.
in the return game played at
ter on Tuesday evening the home
team went down to defeat 2 0. The
rocs connected with Harrirgtoni
while the home team were weak at
,he bat and had bad luck in placing
h ball. .1n. the fifth nrtni,cgs Credi-
l two mon on bases whet. Kerr
oaLd over second :for two bases.
lie two runners came home but one
ailed to touch 3rd base and was
called out. The game 'vaS fairly
tight bald throughout, Barrington
ted himself out of a'couple., of
tight places Exeter got door de
1. cions at the plate.- and -ink return,
Crediton got no ,favors of. •the ?bases
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HENSALL
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No. 1
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MARRIED
3LL10.2_T•-1.fO13L1)E T -At the Than
es Road Manse, on :July 7s't'bty Roy.'
{Colin Pletcher, hiss Mary I-Ioul-
den 'daughter of3f ; mid Mrs, Thos
PfoRiiden, of. bowln to a7.Ir, Johns
Elliott.
DIED
S1lf`P,L.EY-Tat Lobo , Tp, on, July 1.,
Airs, John T.'Shiplc5 cged 68 years
\O -IT iCO L''i Itl Ex4 Ler Nor 1.0, a:1
:lois 5th, 'William \ortheotit aged.
68 Fears and 6 Frio;, ails -
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o,u,tinued n11, pagc
we have a
good supply
in all .sty1 6s
and sizes.
SPRING
UNDERWEAR
Two Piece and Combination
Sults
Also we keep on hand a Full
Gine of Overalls
FURNISHINGS
We have a new and up
to date stock of Gents'
Furnishings in the leading
fashion hits in
Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Gloves,` Collars, Ties,
Underwear, Socks,
GALL EARLY AND
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