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Sr. IV—Honors, , Lillian ' Baker,'
E 82; Muriel Flowald, 82; Vera Moon-
ey, 81; Harry Jennings, 77; SteIla
Northcott, 75. Pass, Lyle Dinney,,
= 73; Doris Salter, 73; Sydney West,
69; Harold Skinner, 69; Wanetta
Nelson, 68; Edith Walter, 67; Cath-
erine
atherine Woods, 46*; Annie Simmons,
Newest patterns and styles. .411 the newest shades, both light and
dark and the Cloths are all Wool,
Boys' Bloomer Suits.
$5 00. 7.5(1 1®.00
up to
A Window of Slippers at $2.75
New 1 Strap p Patent tSliPper
Slippers, all
sizes, values
up to $5.00 .perp air.:
Don't hiss these if you want a good pair of Slippers cheap @ $2.75•
New Shades Ladies' Silk Hosiery
We are ready Por the summer weather with the new shades of Silk
Hosiery, such as Sunset, Peach, Nude, Beige, Sand, Dove Grey,' Log -Cab-
in, Beaver, etc, ' Ask to see our special lines'' at $1.00 a pair, many with
ribbed garter tops.
Club Bags Suit Cases
� Trunks
We have' just received our summer shipment of Club Bags, Trunks,
and Suit Cases. Prices are much lower on these lines. Call and look
„ them over. Good Suit Cases as low as $1.75 each.
Men's Straw Hats
The Straw' Hat Season is at hand. We have many new styles and
weaves to choose from at very moderate prices.
Monarch Knitting Yarns
The new Summer. Yarns are now' in" stock. We .handle the celebrated
Monarch Brand in the new fancy lines and colors, also staple lines in
: Wool.and Silk and Wool.
AGENTS FOR
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
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Lowe Bros.
HIGH STANDARD .PAINTS
FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
• CHI-NAMEL.
FOR INTERIOR DECORA
TION AND SELF GRAINING
IN TINS AT
30c, 55c' $1.00 and $1.85
Lowe Bros.
, MELLOTONE,
THE FLAT WALL FINISH.
LOWE BROS'. VARNISHES
UNIVERSAL VARNISHES
SUN VARNISH
AGATE- VARNISH
FROM 45c UP
Gloves
from
50e.
-
Spec-
ial
Prices
to
Clubs
SOFT BALLS
BASEBALLS 158 to $2.00.
REG, SOFT BALL BATS $1.45
BATS FR,OM25c UP
]Baseball Mitts from $1
Big stock to select from
HEEL PLATE and TOE PLATE
Everything for the Fisherman. Rods, Lines
Baits, Spoons, Sinkers. Etc.
Tennis, Racquets, -Balls and Presses
7.1OOii OVER THIS LIST
Liquid Veneer 25c and 50c
ICalsomine l3rushes . 35c
O'Cedar Polish. 25e andh 50c
Perfection Wicks 40c ,.
Paint Brushes 10C up
Johnson's Floor Wax 75c Ib.
011 Stoves froln $13.00 'up
Ovens from $3.90 hp'•.
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Immot
WNW 41*
Jr.IV—honors, Irene Bierling,
Pass, Aida MacDonald, 73; Roy
ten, 70. Jennie Passmore 68; Mad
eline Dearxng; , 6 8 ; . Georgena Nelson,
r = 68; Wilma Kay,. 66; Tom Kay, 66;
"Kathleen Reid, 65; Grace Chambers,
=; 64*; ,Alvin Passmore
> 64; Stanley
Walter, 62; Hilton Laing, 584; Ba-
den Powell, 58*; Willie Sandel•s,
45*; Clifford Hutchinson, 40*; Jas.
SE Taylor, 334.
Sr
.:III—honors, o1Lo 1 �s
, Gladys T-Iunlrn,
80; Mary Wells, 79; Helen Penhale,
= 79; Willie Ballydll, 76, Pass, Clar-
,,ence Boyle, 72; Russell Snell, 70;
E Geraldine Burke, 65*.
`';' * means missed, tests.
,; = No. on roll, 39, aver atten. 36.5.
G. S. Howard, teacher,
,ROOM IV
An asterisk denotes that pupil
= raised one. or more exams,
Sr. zTI—
xonorsDorothYDanneY
= 83; 'Russel Collingwood, 79; Violet11Gambrill,
78; Willie Ellerington 78.
Pass, Lillian; ^'Payne, 73; Clifford
Lamport, 74; Nelson Wells, 69; Roy
Sanders, 69; Jean Walper, 67; Geo.
Andrew, 66; Loretta Little, 60*;
Harold MacDonald, 56:x; Mabel
rosteM
= Sneil, 48*; Charlie Lodder, 33*.
Jr. III—Honors, Raymond, Pryde,.
Cl. I." --,Arranged in order of merit.
Marjorie Foote, Lorne Howey, Wal-
ter Hooper, Violet Luker, Orville
Webber, Eileen Sines, Gerald Corn-
ish, David Kestle.
Number enrolled 44, Aver.Atten 34,
Olive M, .Taylor, teacher.
BOARD OF 'EDUCATION,
The Board xnet in, ±the1 office of th
secretary osz Tuesday evening, wit
76• all members aeresent !except lMre Dear-
Bat- Lag. The previous minutes were ap
proved, The chairman reported se
curing sniff iciveunt `money through th
council to carry oihain'til middle fo.
'Nile-. !.Ms. Stanbury reported that ii
was impos.;iblefor him to see the de
partnvent area-ateen as he. was out
the, city. It was therefore decide
to write the department re, di,ffes•enc
oa Dpiniou with department ;re propos
ed extension. ,ns'on.
to z The
principals' L al report
p
p
were received, considered and filed
To Mr. Tramper was. given the care
of nrovidung proper accomm,oda;t.i;at
and to the secretary the netcessary
supplies for the 'exaan.unation,s. Mz-.
Fake agreed 'to see that window ap-
proaches to .fire escapes twere4 .in pao-
'per order. The 'building and grounds
cwnnittee was requested to look iin;to
the, matter .o.f ceilings' land report. A
few accounts were passed,.
Per J. G, Stan,bin•y 'land Rev, A. A.
Trun e--
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th teachers hers o
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High and Public Schools, ,except Mr.
\icOuarri:e, whose certificate expires,
be .offered re-engademen,t at :the same',
salaries, and that •contracts be signed
as' soon, as possible, but' before the
end o1 June.—Carrried.
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Have you heard that the the Silver
Band, of London, will visit Exeter
and vicinity on June 14th and 15th,
holding services (D.V.) in Centralia,
Crediton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensall
and Exeter on Saturday. Watch for
bilis. Sunday a full day,of Service in
Exeter; 11 a.m., Town Hall; 3 pan.,
Victoria Park; 7 to 8.15, :Skating
Rink, followed by Gospel Service.
Meet me there.
CHURCH FAVORS TEMPERANCE.
The'attitucJe of the Evangelical
Church toward the liquor traffic has
ever been of a pronounced ,antagon;
isxn F_,ram the beginning her iprinclp-
leu have been total labstinencel for the
individual and ,entire prohibition, for
the state. She has been (aggressiivej .irh
her endeavors for the overthrow and
destruction of the desptatic demon{ of
drink. At a 'recent conferenfeheld
in New Hamburg a strong resoluaM
was' passed in favor of the present
p,rohilestoty laws' an Ontario, aired their
enforcement, also against another vote mons.)
at this tarn; and Ian,'fasese Laf a Daman,- Promoted to Sr. I -Honors, Grace
ion wide prohibition 1a;ev. Baker, 95; Eileen Cornish, 89; Edith
Cann, 83; •Raymond Freckleton, 84;
Fled Ellerington, 7a; Jack Pryde,
77; May Sims, 73; Harry Penhale
85; Gerald Skinner, 82; Jennie B
chanan, 80; ',Madeline Stewart, 7
Joe. Creech, 77; Grace Christie, 7
Jean Sheere, 75. Pass, Rosie Je
pings, 74; Hazel BloomfieId, 6
Gladys Hutchinson, 67* Lois Sta
ham, 67; Ilona Kestle, 67; Cec
Laing 66; Ruth Balkwill, 65; Harr
Cole, 64 Jos. -Jackson, 64; Vern
Brimaconib, 63; Ruth Collingwoo
60; Gladys' Smith,' 59; Graf ton Coch
rane, 55'"; Lloyd Freckieton, 52*;
Justin Kuhn '5l*; Kenneth Ward,
49*; Helen Vale, 47; Wallace Sel-
don, 39*; Margaret Martin, 32*:
Richard • Trumpet, 32"•; Melville
Simmons, 18*; Claire Snaith, 15 t*.
No. enrolled. 43, aver attest. 39.5.
J. -S, Murray, teacher.
ROOM III
• Form III'Jr*=-honors, Mary `Cann
Kaye,87; Muriel '79; Helen Stan
.bu=y; 79; Dorothy Cox, 79; Helen
Heywood, 78; Marguerite Bloom-
field, 77. Pass, Hugh Walper, 74;
Wm. Nelson, 73; Jack Redden, 72;
Kenneth Vale, 71; Margaret Eller-
ington, 68; Clayton Batten, 59.
Form II Sr.—honors, Ruby Stone,
95; Dorothy Davis, 89; Stella Little,
88; Jean Penhale, 88; Marion Davis,
87;• FLorence Cornish, 84; Allan
Fraser, 82; Constance Jennings, 82.
Pass, Edith Kestle, 76; Helen Salter,
73; Wm. Burke, 64.
Form II .Tr.—honors, Chester Cor-
nish, 90; Marguerite Cann 86; Thos.
Ellerington, 85; Jack Staabury, 84;
Florence Stewart, 81; Viola Hodg-
son, 79; Lois Macdonald, 77. Pass,
Allan Quance, 69; Eddie Ward, 61;
Elmer Hankin, 57; ' Harold; Beavers,
56.
No, enrolled 43, aver atten. 39.
H. Kinsman, teacher..
ROOM -11
Owing to illness a number of pu-
pils were absent and missed tests.
-Sr. II. Honors, Kenneth Hockey,
84; Howard Kerslake, 83; Jean Ross
83a'Ruth Fraser,'82;' Dorothy Luker
81; Vera Kestle, 76. Pass, Jean
Pilon, 67..
Jr. IIA-'-IIonors; Edith ,Clysdale,
89; Aledi,ne Stone,' 8,1:. Pass, Allen
Nelson, 74; Stanley; Ward, 74; Eil-
een Snell; 68; Teddy Batten, 66;
Mavis Spencer, 65; Billy Walter, 62.
Jr. IIB—Honors, Helen Walper,
90; Rowe Dinney, 32.; Ray Creech;
81; Roy Hutchinson, 77; May
Quance, 76; Seidon Buchanan, 75;
(absent, Helen'.Helen'.Trumper, Irene
Mooney, Margaret Taman, Reba Sim-
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ATTENDED FUNERAL IN GALT
The funeral of the Iate rev. W. G.
H. McAlister, who died last week at
his home in Galt, was held' Friday
afternoon, interment in the Galt
cemetery. Among those from town
who attended the funeral were Rev,
9; W. E. Donnelly, Thos. Harvey, C. F.
t_: Hooper and .las. Hern. The funeral
it
service was
under the direction i
e ton of
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Rev. Mr. Harpen, of Galt. The ad-
e
d,
dress was given by Rev. G. N. Hazen,
of London, a life-long friend of the
deceased. The following ministers
also assisted: Rev. Robt, Hicks, of
St. Thomas; Rev. Dr. Dobson, Prin-
cipal of Alma College, Rev, Dr. Mc-
, Donald, of Galt and Rev. W. E. Don-
' nelly.
SOFT BALL LEAGUE IS
CREATING GREAT INTEREST
The Standing
Won Lost .Per Cent'
2 0 .1000
1 0..... ... 1000
Main St. 1 1........,500
Caven Presbyterian 0 1.....,• 000
Trivitt M'enorial 0 1 000
James St. B. 0 1 000
James St: A.
i Thames Rd.
BORN,:
SMITH—In Centralia, on May. 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs. J.' W. Smith, a
son.
SIMPSON—In McGillivary, on May
25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Simp-
son, a son.
COULTIS—In Usborn.e, on May 31st,
to Mr. and; Mrs. N. Coultis, a
daughter.
MARRIED
1'+'oste,r--Heywood—In Usborn,e, at the
borne of lair. and ,Mrs. Wellington
Skinner on June 4th, Zi11i,e 11,1ae,
Youngest daughter of Mr. anal Mrs.
jamas Heywood .of •El znvi,lJ;e,,t,o Erns
,est J Foster; 5011 lof Mir, and Mrs.
John .Foster of Granton.
CARD OE THAikT1cS
' Mr„ and Mrs. Richard 11111 desire
'j to express their sincere thanks to the
e s� c mai,„ 1Y freiids a;ncl neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during their
iiiiispovimmiampimmommiommommammossingemningrignmarsar recent bereavement.
71. Pass, Gerald. Bagshaw, AbsentrI
Patsy 'Martin, ,Hazel Clark, .Verne
Smith, Clifford Heywood, Charlie
Complin.
Jr. I --Honors, Harold Ross, 85;
Warren Sanders, 81; absent, Gordon
May, Gordon. Appleton, 1.
No: enrolled 44, Av. attend 37.43.
N,- Medd, teacher.
Main St. 15—Tc•ivitt 5
On Tuesday evening of last we
Mainn St. and Trivitt tt IS'Iemorial So
ball teams came together in t
church league and the former tea
proved too much for the Anglia
team, .although the latter gave
good account of themselves. TI
game was interesting and there w
a good crowd of spectators. T
score was .15 to 5. The lineup w
as follows: Main St.—W. Spence
H. Dignan, G. Beavers, E. Russel
L. Statham, J. Jones, M. Ford,
Witwer, C- Ford. Trivitt Mertz:.
M. R. Conplin, W. Davis, L. Well
E. Wella, B: Cunningham, W. Lut
man, L. Harness, H. Gower, J. Pen'
rice, I. Dimling.
Thames Road 19 --James St. B 43
A close and interesting game wa:
played Friday night when Thanze:
Rd. and James St. B carne to-gether
The teams were well matched an
the score was close all the wa
through, James St corning' out o
top with one run. Score 10 to 9
Both teams had a good bunch o
rooters that kept things lively. Har
vey Pollen turned in a great game
He got a pretty catch with one
hand making a double play. The
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BELIEVING
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C1 V—Honors, Hairy Beaver, 39; In proof of the axiom that `see{
Vivian Elliott, Elizabeth Foote, 81;
Phyllis .Bierling, 77; Charlie Cox 76;
Verdun Wells, ,75.
Cl. IV --Honors, Gladys Stone 91
Jean Stanbury, 89; Norval Jones,
85; Jessie Jennings, 32.
Cl. III----xlonora, Charlie Snell 80;
Ray Smith, 77,' Annie Cox, 76, Pass;
Yvan Webber, 69.
CI„ II ---Honors, Mildred Quance,
91, Billy Penhale, 84; ,Roben i Hun. -
kin, Harry Kestle, 82;. Lloyd etan-
lake, 80; Florence Snell, 69; Walter
Davis, 63; Cecil Smith; 60,
ing is believing" we call, attention to
the piaudits of our, patrons. They
will tell you that while your eye
glass service is ,perfectly satisfactory
in every respect from the examina-
tion to the ,glasses themselves, that
they Were surprised at the smallness
of the amount they were' asked to
pay. You should' ,investigate.
Dr John • .ard
CIIIRor14.ACrfOrI ,tr, OPTOMETRIST"
Phone 70 4» n st P. et.er, Ont.
lineup: Thames: ltd. ----J5, 'Thompson
E. _Alexander, R. Ratcliffe, Rev. G.
Chidley, I% .';Pollen, G. McDonald, W.
Allen, C. Donne, l3 Campbell. James
St. B. ---7'r Boyle, J. McInnis, W
Shapton, W. S,: -Cale, H. Nord, C
,Kestle, R. Goulding, B. Clarke, 0
Southcott. Score, 10-9.
Jaarn.es St. A 10—Main St. 8
Perhaps the snappiest gauze of the
series so far, was played Mopday,
when Main St. and James St. A; bat-
tled for victory, James St, started
oft with a score of five runs in the
first innings, Bili Lawson batting a
bonier, and bringing a runner in a-
head of hint. At the end of the sec-
ond innings, the score was five to
four in favor of James St. and in
the sixth innings the score was tied.
It was tight ball all the way through
the breaks
probably savoring James
St. who emerged on top of a 10-8
score. Ulric Snell got the surprise
of his life when he pulled down a
fly in right field with his right hand.
The only change in the Main St. line
up was that C. Ford took T. Elliott's
place. James St, A line up: S. Reid,
G. Hind, W. Lawson, W. Harness,
S. Chambers, C. Salter, H. Southcott,
13 Snell, C. Chambers.
On Thursday evening Caven team
will play at Thanes Road; on Fri-
day evening James St. B, plays Triv-
itt Memorial; on Monday June 9th,
Trivitt Memorial plays James S. A.
A GOOD, WOR: C.
!VI'rs. ,Annie Snell of Sarnia, former-
ly pf Exeter, writing to Mr. C. F.
Hope of the Relief Cjomma'tte,e,
which committee .some years ago sent
her little daughter, Helen, away for
treatment, says, in part,—"Helen i;
getting aloing filne;' You would not
know her now. She is smart and grow
Lag, so 'much.I will sendyou a photo
of her goon ,sto you will seek what she
looks like. I am thankful foie what
you have done for, her, and I think.;of
if every time Mook at her."
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Let s
o See Better
Little Eye troubles neglected to-
day become the big Eye troubles of
tomorrow:,
Temporary use of glasses NOW,
ma
Save PERMANENT y I7RIVYAN.I;NT use LATPR:
Our examination, willtell whether;
or not yon neel Glasses.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
S. Fitton,
Registered Optometrist,
The annual l
meeting
of the
oss
men's
Institute, of South Huron,' ivilit
be held in. Senior's. Hall, Exeter, os
Thursday, June 12th at 2.30 pint
A full representation is requested,
Mrs H. K. Silber, Sec. Pro <Tema
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peart and
two children,, of Rockwood, n}otoreq
up Saturday and spent the week -end
with. Mrs. Peart's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Hern. Mr. and Mrs. Herta
were also visited by Mr.; and Mrs. II
Stevenson and two children, of De-
vises; Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Jaques and'
daughter, of Winchelsea; Mr. Mel-
ville Rene, e n
wife and two children
and Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Her and
five children, of Zion. In all, twelvd
grandchildren were present.
GOMIIBY' IN TfiREIE ACTS.
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UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
, A. of the Trivia Memorial Church
ft Cast of Characters
Ile ADMIRAL GRICE Wm. POMFREIT
re WILLIAM FARADAY ZVn. C. DAVIS
an COLONEL SMITH B. CUNNING .'E1 .111,'
a ROBERT TARVER CLIFF. )SIcAVOY
1e HENRY STEELE .. J.A.S. MORLEY
as JAMES :RALEIGfI D. DAVIS
he MARTIN H. WEST
as , CELIA FARADAY MRS. N. J. DORC
r, MADGE (Mrs, Rockingham) MISS A. ACHESON
1, EVELYN (Lady Trenchard ....MISS WAi\DA -,ON SVA-SCINSET
R. L, PHYLLIS FARADAY' MISS HELEN WETIIEY
MRS. CHISHOL1M1 FARADAY.... MISS FLORENCE DINNE r
ACT 1.—Room in Mr. Faraday's Houhe, Feb. 1.1th, Evening
ACT 2. -Same as Act 1, Eight Moats Later, About 6 o'clock.
ACT 3.---Same—Evening Same Day
This Comedy embraces many remarkable fascinations and carries
with it an interest from the rise of the curtain till the going clown of
the slue. To miss it will be to miss the Concert of the Season. Come
out a.ltl have a good laugh.
ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE
PLAN AT HOWEY'S CURTAIN RISES
RESERVED SEATS 55c RUSH 37c . „8.15 SHARP
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Folio mo is the Programme
2:15 Trot or Pace, best. 3 1:: 5, mile heats, divided $50, $25, $15 and $10+
:Furse $400,00
2:17 Trot,best 3 in . rile >, azile- heats, divided .$50, $25, 15 and 10
Purse $400.00
2:30 Trot or Pace, best 3 in 5, mile heats,c divided $"
lzvtdecl $50, $25,,,. $1 and 0.0
Purse $300,00
The above prizes will ensure a big field of trotters :a (3 pacers anti
some of the best race horses in Ontario will compete. ',Chose fond t'"
good races should attend this meet,' as : rare treat is in Stare.
1RANK 'I' 9, lalt Ol a,
lC eeeitlent,