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CANADA FOOD 'BOARD LICENSE ve 8--Zf0
learing Sale of Summer 600ds
LadiesVoile Blouses ' t 98c
This is a rare opportunity to buy a stock ;of
bargain, In order to reduce oar stock tiro place
two hundred ladies' fine voile 'Blouses, sizes 34 1.(3
for only '98c each,
sura moo- %blouses ,:t a .reap
oax sale this week nearly,
40 to clear cut' at Canoe
clear
ea's
G?,.t;2eii Mees Line
t>ah month for ,$l 00,
e Straw Sailors at 1 o00
at4'Sailor
$1.5.0 and 1,4'2:X0 ea
;to
25 per cent off all children's Wash rssee
We offer our entire stook of Children's Wash Dresses, daintily trim4
rood and of ;good washing Materials, to clear out at a .discount of 25 pt's
.t lit, 'Ekon ps cheaper than you can 'buy the materials to+day.
Ladies' and Childrens Middies at
fro clear out tuts week two dozen ladies' orad 1Nli nes' Middies,
sparked $1.25 each. Our sale price only 75e, each.
ere
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Oxford Shirting at 25
.Eine C3 sford Shirtir;e very spot,
'd,k'N'S ASID li ',` 'S' ks TFTT
t llr tip f: $:
4t`t 'sia„,Y'
SOITS IN 'A
this month, a
en's Navy and Tweed Sri
(still have a good assortment of Men's S
'roost reasonable prices, 'Come .in arid pec;
!°tort :t tbtse prices,
01
Boys Bloomer Snits
xit Jess bran to -day':° tont:nes:1.e Brice, Lwlt up your tv.nt•
Snits as yon eon save dollars uy buY.'hoer `spats! from cur preF:et;t sl.
hoes
rays'
The latest in root -wear for as the family 1
prices. Beside,s our tregular stook we have lots'tir
oboes; also reduced prices on white canvas •hoot.;
Shoes
d at most reasonable
citing lines in Ladies'
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Keep�
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Insure your family against the
flies by equipping ui in your house with neGv
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screen doors and d screen windows.
=Screen Doors $2.00 to $3.50
Screen Windows 35c to 60c
Screen Door Springs e 10c
Screen" wire for repairing doors, and
window, s all widths from ;18in. to 36in.
til
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Oil Stoves that give perman-
ent,not temporary,satisfaction
i9
Either the New Process or the New
Perfection will -comply; with above.
New Process stoves $22.00 to
$35.00
New Perfection " $5.50 to $32
PLYMOUTH TWIN , r
gives best results
Gold Medal 650 ft to pound.
Silver Sheaf 600 ft to pound
.All sizes rope lin stock',mfor;
Harvest requirements.
ticaman's Hardware
27a,
Phones
7h
The Times will he leased to rccie
1� vE: renevvalS
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froom all hose Subscri ti+or�s are
The
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SEORNE OLD BOY WEDS :
t£r. and Mrs. Arthor . i rdinrrr t zot
0 '; to .:,ht>T13ounno foist avt+:lr toat-
the wedding of the: for1'-"ter's .pro,
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z•e€ttv, V?7hit,A.o€ SheGarlbartrntoe, ,9 lh.r
din took place on Wednr`::da�.-
yip r- sid(A at Raitirnore, Ont.
r .Gardiner is in e'hargr' of
—`an. (church. Mr, as d ;.atrx ,
ohtz C�cn
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ail ost' tabs' tl'haz ;ihovt geci ,the
blt" froom!! of t.# rau it
s clfun. the metal!; pa,{4z11 d
t Tho had ‘40 Wel l hk
ith gr'lin and on the hives cels
suer `T:" so iniderls d ,l)ssod. Tho 1.
tr_liiz and roots aro badly in Treed Ur a
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REPORT OF CREDITON r hD
CROSS R S
SOCIETY Y
FRoir.
FROia2
.T s 7
s
TO JULY 1, '18
Receipts
Bal. on hand
tags Sale of I21li1tt, Relief
50,00
00ConcertEseterDram.Soc.
39.05
School Concert
15.01
Concert, Ailsa Craig Dr. Soc. 55.40
Municipal Councils Grant 400.00
Lecture by Dr. McDonald 37.28
Sale dishes, donated! by Mrs.
2wicker 66.30
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PUB1,3C SCHOOL GRADUATION
The following Nvere' s�uceessftliat the
Pul;ho 5r1 oo';graduation: exa :.:t.,
lion „held in June, 1918.
ma
On ncac;nunt'xrf algebra. baring been
trirop;te(1 and elementary science :inti
r(tt added to the examination subject‘,
tlic percentage nt fiuuoeesstlil sand;
ci�tt 'i,, mach smaller than in former
Fra past a candidate ,must make 40
per cent, on, each subject and 660
manes as a total.
The diplomas will be sent to the
teacher or secretary of the school
1, 11+cn ,issttecl by the Department of
Education,
'rr.,
e I3ighest'percentage made
each subject
_a e
r s follows:—
Reading—Lillian
'
a, ai otvs :-
1
,�
7Z
cad'
in —L' '
ishan l a
T.rke '
� nate; S4,
Writing Margaret Carrere, 86.
,
Lst e..ature—Glar�+•e
r t Carriexeand
Elizab".rb Wiisorr, 834
Composition --Margaret 'rough, 80;
Grammar—Margaret
Tough,;
Si.
Srse
lays„g—
Olx've Zettle, 100.
Canadian History—Elizabeth. Wilson
ilson
78.
Geography—l,ilda Forbes, 74:
Arithmetic -Jacob Haberer, 91,
penny Bags for three months 1.28,39 Ant -Meda Surerus, SI.
Miscellaneous donatiions. Elementary Science—Jacob Haberer
Miss Collis, 2(pr socks and
2.00 73.
MTrs. Barry
\irs. Geo.: Silber
2.00 Roiokkeenann and Writing—Leonard
n
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Mfrs. Fred Kerr,
pr. socks and ,.00 Total—Leonard Hudson, 755.
Z.hos• Chambers 2.00
Methodist Church Aid 25.00
Truce Blue S.S. class, Shi,pka 11.90
Evangelical S.S., Belgian( relief 10,c10
'Methodist S: S., Belgian relief 10.00
Mrs, Geo: Clark, socks and pillows
1.00
Hudsau; 90.
Cash. Payments
ital.iarn. Relief Fund
Belgian Relief Fund
Prisoner's `F'u'nd
Paid for. Supplies'"
Sundry expernses, such' ars` prim
in, express, etc,
$996.43
i3ayfi'eld 1'. S. -Harold Weston, 707.
Grand .Fiend P.S,—M.argaret Cor-
riere 750:' g
Winchelsea P. 5. --Ernest Harris 730
Wilfred Turnbull 67,
Henson P.S.--Nettie Potty 736; Laura
Sararas 694, Harold Scruton 676,
50.00 Zurich P. S.—Wm. Blackwell. 4716;
20.00 Jacob ITaberer '707; Mildred Hoffman
60.00731, Leonard lEiudson 755; •Olive Zettet
725.62 704,: (
S.S.No. 4 Stanley—Margaret Tough
34.11
$859.73
Balance an Iaand and in bank $106.70
Tinting the year fweive shipments
tt 1'1'0 •nada consisting of ;510 pairs of
socks; 195'py.jamas;' 1.16 greyjflannel.
shirts, 16 waslh clothes and 1 pr.' pit -
[otos.
The society 'witch. the assistance of
the _''lelliaodist and Evangelical
Ono -school classes, contributed Xmas
cheer to tike value ,of 850' to soldiers
from this 'district at the front,:
1)t`itiog the Teceit sewing and knit -
Linn' ccoltesf, under the leadership of
111x', Eli .ling and llrs. Orme as
captains, 'the following result avis
attained: '2222 5oc1ts, bf3 :pyjamas, 29
flannel' shirts, 7 it'asohcioths and .2
+tret;c,hci 4041?s, _los. Ring's side, win
sing by 75 points.',
Tlae ,generous' 'res onse tothe p tfa. pen-
ray bag collection by .our people is
much appreciated by the Society.
S.' 'S. 'No" 7, Stanley—Opal Foster 664'
No. 12; `Goderich and Hu1lelt-Got-
don Ball '714;' Hilda Forbes 660.
No. '3 W. Watvanosh—Elizabeth Wil
son '703.
S: il�,IOi3 P. S. GRADUATION ON
ENTRANCE TO MODEL SCHOOLS
;Dashwood P. S.—Oscar Graupncr,
Grace /Kellerman, Myrtle Neeb.
1� inclo.lsea P.S.•—Grace Barnard,
Theron 'C eery, Lorena Jalhns and
nosed .r;otit er School, Vera Heywood,
r;p�ttee nledd,
Crediton P.S—Nola. 'Gainer, Martha
E. Oestreicher.
Zurich P. S.—Jean A, Campbell.
Exeter Continuation School—hewer
School --Lloyd ,13eavers, Thelma ` Coo-
l -10T, Richard Davis, _olaur,c. 141) 1 y
I'rmily Eloggarth, I1tar °ret Strang
(bon.); Ottis Truenuicr.
C=oderieh Cotic;gitite—Slam' Gaxrow;
`,4\41}, : a.'1',I':' ' ['llt"bTt'l1
yro.orb 11'X.10
.ei^an'r St. Te,;tris a`11lut';tlnttc
(gored til• hiozz +5itndu. to
11 t 1 ,1101 fit e uptany with
y out, • 1 adir5 from, `Exeter tt°
t'rl:ot, 1l,, 5',.l. 1i, (oilrso, twt,t:,M
t Ie ' ill ,t t,o,1V at the "Prlkitr r%1t"rr1
ori'f ellurc11 in rho, evening,. treltrd'i'
tcitdt h, nitr-o wore $teVera,I t1r,91
cher TJcatrors in uniform, making h
put^il(r over filly strong. The Beet°
It. v, A. A. Trtuttper preached an e,:
! nt sermon. There 'wa.. ,. good turn
mu for the service. The visitors wer
(n4. rtitined to '1•.1 1,y` tbt' Esete
!adios.
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FARM BUSY
'rh('"lartrritrettes of town have beetr
ituxy during' the past weld; hoes ag.
cont for the Canning factory. Tho
Canning factory have about sixty-five
acres of corn U aiidth• - second
•
rs as t,l1x . r coed
time
over. The work of K ii r girls
h is
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IL 11.1 �•
�ttt . a ors. .tt,t
eta was
las
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? ,d! It
t t . hot day rti nutT
Shniu
thirty were on harry in the morning
Intl ton'a,rd'- the middle .of the aftor-
noon Old tool had put; a crimp in than
ardor of ,otue of the workers and
sotnt, laid off :1t d. twee o'clock, °fiber
at four while otttrcrshung it out n
til five o'clock when all quit for the
div, Anumber of th,' 'girls shave sig
pilled their willingness to pull flax
7
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U-•,
f Cllztt r "1� ititr�
ttoxtlt of the r1111I(,.
3f•;rs ry. B. A. ;t"teJ,
11'tiley nr�nt Sunde�y
IC4'rtyotxl.'
at'.#1
Mr. 'stalker Iters,lat,is. hsafi pure sod 6 1'
fa xwt•ll ear, Some sltort to 1 ';nl- ¢ xa
Thur trttstr;;w*t gal t",oat ~clro0! Flory haver
n "a.iY.�
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INfo=tly all of the flarrrtr*rs h lvo cow-
nl'cod having opertttion'� land,a11-
xiottslv waiting for s .� `,
1,” t1t. �'lir?,°t ltrlrvest'
At loop looks vary* promising.
N'r. and ',Mrs. s -Tr.. J. W. .Shirinr�.
sr
aid:
n_ Mr, and .Mrs. Wil
Turnbull
c
t
i spent
t
the week -mad With _ltr. Skinriy
.,naotlt;r at Oren 'Sound. tie
STEPHEN BOY DIES TN LONDON 1
Arr. Edwin Triehner. son of :