Exeter Advocate, 1911-7-6, Page 4(Utter Atworate,
CISNTRAILIA
DASHVIOOD
,OpS Ot TalY
ha crime and one Makin bay ist the order of the day.
sarL4ex8 creec-h.
asain and we believe that Centralia. hag The hay is; a -very light crop. -Rev. G.
liURSDAY JULY 6 I her a bane of the visittorts, the day bee Tun attended a Ireissiopary seroice, at
9 9 ji-z- at>311t 1041,, Strawberries and Narmanby over Sunday, being emote, -
e.t.a. cream. ;were 'served on the park by the ponied, by :Rev. E. Schroeder as far as
ladiea nald the Oroceede -for the afteta Seberingville,-Mr. Ezra. Otterbein spent
rtoork amounted l about $220. In the Dominion Day In. Berlira-Mteat Myeta
evening' the Ladies' Aid Concert was Rottman visited a few deys with .her
,
a aulcceae, antee clittrch w1L tfled. tan cousina in'Zurlehl last `..wee -Mr.
pima ae sonaeo, Miss 4'Stforey of Mar* Zimmer ounehaseel a AWN" Bell piano
Itan and Miss Lillian Elliot supplied from Mr. P. hicesaaeMeedaye-Mr. Sam
tile Program ae1 every itumber was well Brenner of Stratford & pendinga. ee/
received end also well rendered, as eact i weeks with his parents. ---Miss
ntunber wee highly encored an me- Brown et Londkon 1.4 'vting her pr -
poled to, Tee Proceedes arebented te ente eak, a short eano-ale„ Geo eyeak,
nearly et51, bold of Amain islOspencling va.catiore
Tat.. basebau, tournament proved, the undeet he parental root. -afro Williara
grea,t attraction oe the day, and three Eyeiand of Sarnia ia visiting aer moth -
good games -were played. In :the draw er, Mrs. Fish/ere-Mrs. Abel and child-
oranton and Exeter came togetller for yea or 31.xetroi. are atpeediel.g their
the retooling 'game; and Briaraley and tion with ber it -tether Moo „McIsanc.
Centralia tor the afternoon gain°, Gran omonest th isitora noticed - in the
viiage darintt tale holidays were, -
Fred Noll, sr, and on and daughters
with their faxMlies Of Mjiaerttort at.
Louie Kleinstives'a ; air. and Mr. WIIZ
Henderson of Preston, with the latter'
parents,. Mr. and ,3tra,10.-lsiadiger ; Mr
. -
and Mrs, John NacIrger4of Pigeon, Mich.,
with the torreeea Parchtu;s:%1". Ry Da
via of Ails -a Crag iWith hie Parents. -.:
Miss "Katie Guenther of Lonaon with
her parents; Mr. SOnort Willert, Wind.
cREDtToN.
Old Sol. ie Working overtime itist
"tnow. Everybody remarks lit0W hot
it is, At night We resort to the bat -
conies, lawns anal hammocks for a
breath a cool air. Some ot our
people are feeding their hens cracked
ace to keep them frOni laying bard
belled eggs. The thick dust adds to
th. Et Iniseeat, It is to be hoped that a
'013ange wifl take place very soon.—
'The Misses, 011ie and Pearl Holtzman
have returned to Chicago where they
will cnntinue their studies in the Dea-
voness HespitaL-Charlea Ewald of
-Att`c4m. Ohio* i visiting 1318 parents toa bad e noted Pdaher from Pores*
for a few day. --The Misses Edna ono waaneu by ante hut not "Rube".
And Gertrude Eiiher of ChinMieb,,tie, proved easy CoMpared with Carlhag
aJ' e visiting their uncle Ztfc. tt, Haber or Exeter and the game resulted ao
LP... and other relatives. -Mr. and
¥r�. Russei Eruitable, Iflarryelleaver
.and Harry F. Either of Hamilton
tepent the holidays here.-mr. James
-Mille of St, Thomas haft been„vieiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. SaabrOok the
oast week. -Herb Young was in Lon-
don on Saturday and Sunday visiting
bisparent&—Fred Irish of the Bank
of tlammerce staff is speeding his.
tiolidaya at home.--Mre. Valentine
Rata of New Hamburg vieiting ber
daughter Mrs, Chas, Zwicker this
week. -Thomas Trevethick and wife
And nephew Victor Kestle sitent th
'holidays in Loadon.---Dovalmon Day
'Passed 00 quietly. (her people opent
the day Mostly by going to the Bend
or Oentralia.-Rev. J. O. Litt, P. E,
.of Berlin conducted the drat quarter.
*y service in tile Evangelical church
teat Saturday and Sunday,--/tle, and
Mrte Da,n. Sweitzer leaves toralay for
a tow month**iaItStith ‘WIll Lewis
ated wite AlgOnall.lh"rica-Molo Made
Bertrand ite aisitirt her. Uncle and
aunt lqr. and M. Iterael Smith of
Hamlitoa.---Mrer. Mary Beaver was taken
teaddenly al with heart t feeble on Sue-
a.nd atone Ulna her eonditiee was
quite eerious. We are pleesed to learn
however that ellel itilProteing.-F, W.
tCllark 1u lauttitnt in a furnace in tne
nwelliane recently bought Joon
lleaver.-Mae alon..NICDiaraild of the
Victoria Reeptral Nureos Staff Londoe,
oPerit Monday teave the gueet o ldra.
ittertt g, Eilber.-On Monday evening our
Browniea went 'to Fazeter to play that
team a turn mate)) and truly *brovra„
ed" the boy g of' that teiwil by a 1,03re
of 14-4, Tha Youngeteze are highly
eitted over their striclory.-On Saturday,
our 'Stare" lett let two autos far 'Pune
ortesa to play that,. town a double -he -aid.
or Out on the iway out one of the autoa
W* e put out of inteletaia Oy' a, had tiro
arid our boys managed to get five milea
front their destination by 4 pan. Tele-
Pleane contlection Waa thee made ,and
ih0 other auto we's thee put into re-
oujoition to tad the other memberof
the ',cant to town. Only one game was
played :which re4olted in a, score et 6
-5 in layer or the 'Fullerton bays.
The)* got four runs in against our Wye
in the first taininge. It will be seen
qor the final ecore that •some splendid
balls 'playing was done dutirra the xe-
matador ot the genie. The condition of
the ground le lelatmeil for the big" score
in the begenning. The game oMex
played on a sod Veld (and the player
touldn't judge .o. lOal at alp. Teddy
Pitched like a 'league comer". Ikey and
}Ono, made connection wattle the ball and
ereveral tittles in the right place and
made lin look a comet. heT new re-
cruit 33il1 Metz eurprieed ahem ail. His
work W4,3, splendid and when he ahoota
that lett-hand at the first hase the
bail goes fast and, Ogee. The boys are
still 'talking the, SPlandid treatment
received in Fullerton. Everything- was
done to !make it agreeable. Although
the visiting* tearn, the ywere repeatedlY
cheered when good woele was .done. We
can assure the teahn(when it comes here
for a retur n =tree that ,we will give
them the same glad hand. Now to the
crIPPled auto. It had been left five.
mites out of town. ,In the mean-
time "the experienced and proteasional
tireefiaero sot busy and felt :perfect-
ly sure ot their job. T,he boys piled
in and everythin.g wee as happy aa a
marriage, !bell where the btunpa ,hegan
again. The 'repair 10, wag brought out
aoaen and the tire( repaired for the sole-
enth time. As it woo' getting past mid-
night, the azoYs thOught they -might as
ao ;well wait until (morning antlgive the
pp.tch another chance tot stick. The sott
stonee were picked Outatar ,pilaows and
the weary Workers soon forgot. home
and mother and were VassInge the time
fallOW41,-
--'gr.eter
PAIrrittr, 13t.2
'BOyle, 2ind, 1
P., 1
S. Bowden. 3rd, 1
Bellwood c.L 1
Elosktas c., 0
r.t.
Oreeoh Lt,, 0
13awdea 8 3' 1 Westman
Exeter
Grantor), 0 0 0 1,Q0 0 3 0-4
Strike oata—carlio4' 13, Waddell 8
Umpltres-.T. Boyle and P. ISimpsoe.
Centeelia, Brloaley genie in the
afternoon ran into a tang apore and
ended ia fever o Ceetrelia., 19-13.
Granton
Lang 3
Waddell '
Morria.on, 0
Downing ti
Baynea
Foster 0
P. Westman 0
Cowley 9
Tee everting game. was played be-
weert ette -winnerts of 'the inernieg Ariel
afternoon gantea. Ehteter and Centrella
anti resulted, in a victerY for Exeter,
-e-2, Exeter thee ,gett'eae the $15 priee
'and Centralat the $10 prize. The game
in detail folloarsea
Exeter Centralia
11,Mitcbell 0
liodOins 0
'Mitchell 0
O, Duplan 0
Duplart
IS. *Mitchell
R. Swann 0
A. lataplan
Elliott 0
1 e 0 1e 1 s -t*
0 1 0 0-2
Palmer 1
Bele 0
Carling 3
Bellwocsi 0
Hoelcitee 0
Biraee 2
Creeell
J, Bowden 1
Baseett
Feeler
Cent retie,
Mr. John Wilson, while workingon
Cho bowie Ot Mr. Tabs: Mitchell, had the
InOetortune to tali and tnteture bits hip
Ond also twee Ica bonein. his wriet. He
L e getting along n"..heliabut will be con -
rood tO thei houSe for eeveral "weeas.
Tile teetered conceri given by thle
on Sunday eaening was-pernape one a
tbn be giren in Contratin. 'Pie Olen'
rendered several beautiful selectiona, ata
elated by C. .1, Pink' ot London andeldiee
Elliott, and Mrs. A. Andrewof Exeter«
*Mr. Pink and MiosSaEllible each ,Sang a,
beautiful 8010. 'And thq char feel quite
elated at the resulteoas the collectiona
during the 'day were for tthe choir to
provide masie. The leader. Mr.(A.. Hicks
degervee credit tor the 'oble manner and
mimeos the choir are making. -The wee
ther man has beenhanding out some ex-
tremely hot record-brealting weather' far
a tew days. A. good rain weuld be Wel-
come as vegetation le abeett at a Mend;
still and :the farmer reports the wheat
ripening Up 40 !est. -Rey. Blatchford
preached bis initial serrnena ,on Sunday
and he made an'excellenk impression on
hie hearers. -The vialtors; overithe
day were were many. Mr. Geo. Rieke* and Ms
daughter of Iowa, are fgueSte of Byron
Hicks; Mr. mid eirse'Wtm. 'Wood at to
atioses 'Wilson's; ,aIrs. Ileddenaof Lon-
don With her parents', Mr. and Mrs. R
I-Lendford; Mr. A. WW1/in of London
at J. Langl,i•stee.-adiss Kate Elliott of
London at 'hornet !dr, C. 'Pink of LonS
don at .A. Ilitks •,t. Mr. pee. Andrew and
niece of Manville wan /Mr. and Mrs.
S. Andrew. Dennis O'Brien wears a
beoed smile ovei the arrevel of a neve
girl. -The baseball boys presented Har-
old Swann with a beautiful gold -headed
umbrella. on Saturday everting lat. Hare
old has -been one of the pillars of the
club and "wall bo gmetly missed.
CR I SELH URST
411•1111101.
Rey. 3. E. S 1;fillya.rd of Hensail on
Sunday afternoon preached for the first
time tn the Methodist church here to a
very large congregat1oric4- liedpite the
very sultry weather. Mr. Millyarti is a
very ,able spea.ker and the ',Methodists
ki %timberland. At daybivktIC the fun- are very fortunate in securing him. ---
area. procee(sion started &graia and ae Mr. Mooney efLeindore bai the' guest, ot
continued untie ,7 aorte Whey), the car hist son and family here --Miss McLeod
arrived' in tewn tired buneh as of Parkhill es the guest o teher sister,
boys. t : Mrs W. Vernier here. -We are sorry to
repor,ty7 improverneat in the
Miss Geetta. McNaughton.
errs. Graham ia'nd family. were
sor. with Ids parenti“,Mr. Dunlop -an
Wales DarlloP Of SPringfield, oat., Y.-1th
their brother; 'air. a-n44We,IL SchroON
der Of Harlin "With the former's mein*
er.
74rs 3.Sehroeete,--attas-rrillie Han.
ter rettornbd to Berlin. Itenday tajter.
spending Iler varation with her pastenli
neret-Quitc a number et ourcitizens
apent Dominion. Dai' at Grand Bend,
HARPLEY
Mr, Thos. Fallia accomparded by his
brother: Mr: W. B. Vanier of Californ-
ia., spent pa.rt last 'week visiting with
GRAND REND,
Mr, and ins. Ruben Wilson' vi*
beret on ealtuttay and iSunday.e They
were accompanied -back to their noMe
in Aekona Mriaz Joe, Gill, -Mr .Sam,
Pedler l.e .visitIne at 300.
Cyrus Green, ,who has been visiting at
-Port Huron, 'returned Mantel:Wednesday.,
Mise Creams' of Exeter taa accepted
position with. Mr. Anaots 'aas clerire'-Mies
Dale is visiting at WM. AmOs*--Messra,
Toe. and Ed. QIII vialted their brother
Iteter on .ntondaya--There Wasii
large crowd here Ore Doillinion Day, Tlet
daY wee viler warm only to warm tor
Pleasure seekers,: 'Mere 'was a prize
glYea for tire two beat couple of dancerit
Brenner*s Hall. The first was" won
by Mrs. R. Boasenberry arid Ed. Wil.
rt, and the seemed by Jerry Dislardine
and Viola TiedeMan. Ifree C.,Tiedemen
cif Detroit, la visiting ..at A.'Vedartrarl'a.
-Mr, Shepherd and familyttand Mr. and
:Ara. Melvin vialled at, A, Grayelle's oh
Sunday, There were •services on the
camp grounds 03 Sunelay to the first,
aline 'Ode Sexsorr.
visitors at John Shepperd's Sunday. -
Miss ,Olive Fair,balen li Hie guest: of
Mos. J. Sinintons.-M�. Harry' Stoneman
tend in Detroit. --Mrs. Mosel Hodgin. still continues in. poor, healtfa.-
*clotted at Mr. F B. ,Hodgins few
days Iast week. -'The fall rviltioNt in this
viCinity i ripeninig tet -,and ,ipnomIsear
to, he a fair crop.--Mesisrs. (TONI. and
ItO'bert Turnbull accompanied by Mr-fi'.
W. E. .Tintibull and ales., M. Baker Lot
Bev:twister •passed thiSaugh our burg' in
, , , .
•
an aatto Friday .errtronte for Sarnia. , to
attend lt,hie Ouneral' of the late Mrs. R.
Turnbull.' Many tr1end4.. sarimathise
eolith khe bereaved rele.tiyear , Deceased
'W,848 a former residerrt of , Brewster. '
„EL,IM V IL.LIS
T40 death: occurred mt. the family
horneetead„ River Road, Blanshard-,r on
Monday of Mrs. Holbert 'Boras on,e of
the oldest ot the first settlers of this
ction, and ,,the rtiothe,ri of- one
ofBlafi-
hard's most highly 'esteenied
fUie
, •
Ft is over siT,tyl years since Mra. porde
C4014 with her husitiand to Uslxirne .and
*she +,resUell here until '30 'years ago
•wteniheymoved to Dlanshard Toetnehip
teemalin.s were brought here for in-
rmarit oxj Wedneaday ea, lase week.
Sho, was In her (eightieth year.
-1-(C)F1 IA
or Infants and Children.
Ham Always Bought
5
°°w's TilisP 1 ikNADIAN BAN
oleo lane litialred Dollars Ilavrani for say
et Catarrh ttot cannot be cured I:11141i Catarrh
Cure, '
F. a. OffNY k (Io„, Toledo. 0.
We th'e InFlteTligt!ed hare kuovris T. J. Cheesy for
the beit-es years lOd belieles hita perfectly honorable
malt businese transactions and tinialeially &Islet*
Oirry out any obligations mole by his arak,
Weeento,N),41fAX&MAllIN,
Vral1011ieDlUggiltl.7-0100•0
Hall's:Catarrh Cure is taken, inter:salty, acting di
wetly on the blood eed M0001111 surfaces eithe
syst.ern, Teetinsoniele sent free. Price 7e. per bet.
tie. Sold by alleruggista
Tak•Hall's Family Feta for constipetion,
CLANDEBOYE
,
Mrs. James Fraser, of Port HUT011,
etaa returned helm after visiting relate
ivea here, -While gelato down the 'cell -
ea at )ler Mime altira "al. Redgiris fell,
.susteerrino a bad mit, in eter hand be-
sides other injurees. alie ;storehouse
which belonged to MraSeldon, et Exeter
was recently destroyed by "tire,' wilt be
•rebuilt in the near iftiture.-Mr*. itethu.r
Jackson, of tibia( pla.ce,,iat se,riously ill
yeah aneemoata-ealetak Eritrea Ryan,
daughter or Mr, and Iro., 'Francis Ryan
of Levan, was united iset martiage to
1,Jarees Turner at Dieldulpita-Mra. 3,
carter moved last week int0 E.O. jotters"
house+.
Tarrreft Twat samixING,
sparoon.7 deco not cure children ot bed
wetting. There Is a constitutional cause
for this trouble, Mrs. M. Summere, Box
W. 840. WIndaor. Ont., will fiend' free
Ito any mother her suceesstut home treat
WM with full instrUctiono, Send no
money but ',vette her to -day It ;oar
children troable you in this ,way. Don't
blanie the child, Ole elm/leasare it can't
help lt. This treattnent also cures ad-
ults and aged people troubled with urine
difficulties by day or night,
EDEN.
Haying is the order ot the day. -Mr,
Port Luton of Montreal Is holidaying
with „Ms blether and ;niters here. -
Many 2pent the holiday at Centralia and mort a good tinte.-Mise Anita,
Dempxey arnd .Mies Storry ot Toroths
were here over the holiday visiting Miss
11. Eseery.,-aire Samuel Skinner , lost
te valuable horioar Last week.- Master
Harold Skinner- Who ha s7 been or the
se list is bdteer agaln.-Mr. (Harold
Swan who .has taught our school here
for the era.n't, 3 years lett on Monday
to take charge of a circuit he having
decided to enter the ministry., ON
Thursday last Oita -pupate presented him
With an addreas and a eGentlernan'te
Companion" The following Is the od-
DEAR MR. SW.A.N.-
'We the pupils of
S.S. No. 4 Iltaborre learn withregret that
you are about to leave us. When we
think et the' days that are gone and
you as our teacber we reel that yout
,have done all you could to helpus along
In every way tbat'veould make us better
giris and boys. WeJ thank you for
Your Christian exarrrple. You have
you often told usOthat we are imitators.
We believe we are and we wish to be
like youin this respect. When we think
of the work you are sa,bout to engage
in :working foe the master we rel,,that
It ier a step 'nigher. We ttferefoie"iy
good-bye with less regrotI than we
othe.rwiae would. Plea te 'accept the
Gentleman's 'Corneo.nion" as a slight
token 'a ear appreciation ,of you rvrork
and example. Our wash is that you may
often come ter see us. If Ulla cannot
be we ,want the',.'nees't „ne,st to hear from
.YOU ryisur ',fetters will al-
ways bring cheering newee-signed In
behalf of the pupas, Leda. Harding, T.
Skinner, -y. ,Pincembe, F. Coates. Mr.
Swan made a suitable reply ,and tharat
eel the children .tor their present. •
Mr: W. SlintriOnS sold to 1Mr. Doyle
of Exeter a very fine horse, for which
he rtsceivel the sum i,of $245.-Mre Ro-
ger Rece and beide were Viiitors at
the former's aiter' e Mrs. 3. F. Hor-
ton on Sunday.-.-efr. James Broadfoot
.haseourchased a very .firie Mason-Riach
p`ano: frOrn Mr. ,GibPoint:of
and Mrs:: SteWS,4,1dequeen spelt.
Week end cat- Dayfield 'and, Blake.-eaeleeri
Rae lio.rton'14'hblidaying,,.:Vvith her, Par-
.
enta at • HarPu--
rihey.,,-Mr: -Goodfellow' :of
Toronto spent 'the Week end' atethe Gore
Farm, the'guest of Mr...John Glene
faeralyea-Miss. Ruth Hotekirk,b second'
dattihter Of ,Mr, Bobrt Iloarkirk, no
of' Bad -Axe, Mich., formerly of this
place, Ls the guest of his cousin, Miss
Maggie Hobairk.--The armera are busy
at the hay whiehas, a good ,crop. --airs.
N. B. Horton of Harpurhey and daugh-
ter Edna. and Margaret •Spenit Sunday
here, Miss Margaret rernained.-Mr, and
N1r.s. W. D. Kerslake attended the Snell
-Baker Inuotiale in Exeter on,'Wednes-
day last..--Domirtion Day. was very quiet
ly spent 'here as eaceit of thefanner
took ' advantage ot the 'a ood weather to
ilarvest the hay ceop.-Mr.,tiartleits et
Attwooi, is a pleasant visitor in this
-titY hei is a fine pianoist.
$UBCR1B� for the °, A lima
'ettaiitifietneWro.
WOODHAbf
O Tuesday afternoon. June 28,
very intereetime eeremoriet took ,niace hI
Ode vlitage.Wii;n three toundateon atone.
were "wen and truly( laid" in titre pew
Orange Hall, At, a cr*eleck the Rev;
W. 11. Vance, aeries chair, called
0. L. 492 to take ,c-barare of the stone
Waring the lodge nutnber. "Worshipful
Itlaster J. W. Sitillner directed the bre-
them in the beautiful servicp of the
order. 13ro. Wbitfield Switzer read.,
Het or former masters of tne lodge,
Ole nantee ot lite present officers, the
Present officers, the building comaditet
and of the contractore. Theae names to
be teamd in the atone. Tile honor of
laying the stone wale graciously passed
over to hfro. Brethour. sr-, 'wile for 80
year loyally supportei her late hus-
band In buildetro up' ebe eociety. The
silver trowel used oteertrise Occasion was
presented to Mrs. Brethour by Mini
Marjorie Switzer, who in return was
preeented with anengravoi sliver cup.
The tifel and drum 'band gave hearty
support to the proceeelftege.
T.he ecco,nd ceremony was laid upon
the Canadian Order ot Chosen Friends
which was presented in, the person of
M. 1,, Beavers. In a tehore addreas Mr.
Beavers pointed out. the unique character
of this order, in that It receives tate mem-
bers both men and 'wornerr: He was
then presented with a trowel 'from the
band of ?dies Hazel Brethour, who SABO
received a cute
itIRKTON.
Alfred Paul merohant of Kiricton. and
Mtge Irene Robinson, also Of Kiekton
were united in matelinony on ThtiredaY
last,. The , ceremony waspeeforreed in
the Engliish Church at Kirton, the
bride in attended by seven beide.
FAIRFIELD
The Trustees and Supporters 'ot S. S.
No. 3, Stephen, together, with their wiv-
48 and fandlioe net 'at the school on
Thursday evenhig last and +enjoyed a
pleasant iTrocial time, the occa(slon be-
ing the last' day of `the term and the de-
parture. of the teacher, who has, beenbe-
loved arnd appreele.ted during her term
there. Speeches, :songs, etc., and 'a dain-
ty supper of Dee crean, etc., were dis-
pensed, and the teacher presented with
a cabinet of .silver and, an addrese,vehich
aline:2E4th, 1911.
To Mao Dorothy Cooper,
eDear Mies Cooper, -Wei: the Trustees
and sUpportera of, S.4S; No. 1, TevertshiP
of Stephen, having learned of your cen-
ter-fir:dated departure from among us,
nave met thin( evening for the purpoae
et expressing in some tangible way our
appreciation of the kindly interest you
Oavo taken in the -welfare of our children
during the three 'yott have been with us:
During the past tare and a -halt years
,whIcti you h'arie taUght in: our section
you have beccime endeared to our hearts
by the antiring care arid WatchtuineetS
you Matte exercised oven our children in
their moral 'as well as :their mental
training, and ;we bope the pleasant , re-
Litienehip 'formed in the :,scheol and .in
the oection will nettles:min boo forgotten.
We asniure .you we have every reason
to:regret our 14114-bul ;we:pray thafe*-
ery ;etuccess may attend you. We lisoe
no -doubt that our eosiwill be anOther's
In -order to Shot* Our eiteern and Our
erlendship, We :seek yeti,. to accept thie
*cabinet .o; Silver,honing that Ini. the
coining. Year& it reayerecall earime please
ant eecolleekbans lot , the days 'Event. in
Our nldel. • . ,
• Signed onsbelallt of ghe Trustee e and
section by Wine 3. Bevrden, Wen. J. Rob-
inson,' win. White.,
HENSALL...
.Mns..H. Pe Madden 'is'Vtilsiting her par-
ents Li London -W.. wifespent
!several days in Toronto. -Jack Mcben-
eli wLfl take a ',trip to Calgary,..Alta
-The Rev: J. E. Malyand leorunienced
hiariiwork n connectien with the Chia-
eihunst appoIntment last Sunday atter:.
.ndoete-aMilso`O,4cDonell, milliner at Mc
, bap returricd• •tC; (her heirie,. Bel -
grave. -Mina Weikel-. head. 'milliner, •at
thee Blue Front, left, last week for her
eeneO„GrireuihyeOTh,e , many ,filends of
Frank. Leven who was formerly of.'
theaMolsone Bank here, will be plearP,
-ed'',t0 learn that he .:714:8,recently married
to Mize- Elia lIoutaten, of )iiviristonaa
E3 ,BoSseuherry of , the Bend' and Dr,
Orme not Iowan, • were 'brought before
p.n.s re Petty, , charged' ..:111igh cane
'stable WhItside with violating ttre.,law,.
by ,•running tlheir - auto past thefivera
procession -,of ithe late 'Peter \Oen'
oi 3i,loilday. 'A fine, of 10 ,dollariii,i1;
cot, 17 dollana iri o.11,was
The act givel Specie' .pretection
to funeral processions. -:W. Perking isin
Tr-07°ktrlits° ill';eihwi'44hiowte41,.k--EPrunee. I Sh'taeattierlygftxtures,
en a eituation, as eloattiagee ot th
l'torternai's;:;'''ijOk"0414Ir*,ellg111odcti;:r`•otctriecid"ni:;:
t Foat Carling,
dry 'goods 'clePaltmenti ot a b`..1"4. store
a
leadersh.'
erase ',recently'
0-*'eniaglYY,
preaented *ith tease. andgeld fob.
4)"
SIR EDMUND *at._,Itig% 4v.o.. LLD., 0.0,1.-; fineolnorr
Auxiotoca, t#101 oeNERAL MANOCrEft
CAPITAL .$10,000,000 REST, - $8,000,000
-MONEY ORDERS
The Money Orders of The Canadian Bank of Commerce are a -safe,
convenient and ecOnnutiOal method of retnittini small samS. money,
They are payable without charge at every bras h of a charteredlbstik in
Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) and m the pancipai Cities of
the United States.
The Orders and full infOrmation regarding them may be obtained
on application at the Bank.
In the event of loss of a Money Order the Bank will, on receipt of
a satisfactory guarantee, make arrangements to refund the amount of
the lost Order. 4.232
Exeter Branch -W. H. Collins, Manager. Branch also at Creditor:a
Sure Signs
THAT YOU HAVE ic1pi4sy TR,OCTBL• E
tIt yanr backata constantly, aching and
If you experience dull shoats -Ito paths,
if your urine is thick and ellaudy or
your passages frequent, scanty and pain
ful, your 'Kidneys and Bladder are Out
older. Neigleet
quickly bringa on
rheurriatisnl, dia-
betes, lunabago,
sciatica, etc.
_Booth's 1Cidney
elite are guaran-
or% TAO
•
50c,box, ,118 Atp2.2,d4 fctvr'elelo d5e%e°L'irly,ILidttt*toille:cii:r:fe.Pedeolgrrireetevp:_seerktieoeil°d:Eitr-r-t
our inaneY back.
-ley and bladde; trouble. All, druggists!,
P1 Ii I n application . -
S. Cole, 4 rEteier by W.
Incorporated 1855
Capital (paid up) $41000000
Rost Fund - $4400000
Total Asseta Over 044,000900
flaa78Bruobeein Canada, and Agents and Corresponden'aana AIM*
Prineipai Clitiste in the World.
a 043111111/111.. illATHD84110311filS$ TIMITH5aCTRIN,
SAV BRCS BANK DE PABITINEVitT
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest curl:eat rate..
EXETER— 8Ft,APICW
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion. 00Vertslatentt,
DIOglIctlf& Ci.st.tso, Solicitors.
The general public will take notice that 1 am daing busks
he line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Pricee Paid for SOL? IRON, RMS -,TI
°OPFER, HORSE HAIR, Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to T. HA,WICIN'S HARDWARE, EXJDTER
where the eaels will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of, scrap
may be left at tne same °tore. prompt attention vrill be given.
M. Weal.er, Junk Dealer,
illolommoomo
GRAND TRUNK Rs'VsLrej
,trxmouaii TOURIST PULLMAN
SLEEPEItS
WINNIPEG. AND EDMONTON
11 p.m..Jtitir 11 and 25; AUG. lith,
Via Chicago, St. Paul nod Otlempapolis
Vete4 ler wraten
WINNIPEG EXHIBITION DA.TES
1, UM -Z. 12 to. 22
THE POPULAR BOWE,
TO MUSKOKA, OF ,rDAYS, TEM.
&GMAT, A.LGONQUIN PARK, GEORG-
IAN BAY, IC.A.WAP.THA LAKES, Mag-
anetawan Paver, French River, Etc.
Low Round Trip 'Tourist Rates.
Convenient Train Servite.
Literature and full information from
any Grand Trunk Agent, or address A.
E. DUFF. District Passenger Agent, at
Toronto. Ont,
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Busmen
Having purchased the BUS' -
and DRAY business of MR..WM.
ARNOLD, I desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that I am
= prepared to give you the best of .
satisfaction in work connected
• with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
Wirsetat THILAD'VO0A-TR ,OFF-
ICE. PHONE 25, Will receiie
prompt attention.
• T. G. Creech
or Sale
TLot,First class lots' in the Great
Northern addition within the city
limits of Calgary.
This is what the 0.'P: P.R.
state,s.—
"You can recommend tins
prOperty to your clients as a good in-
vestment both safe and profitable.
These lots are selliug now at 175.00
each. One-third down and balance
in Six, twelve ctnel eighteen months.
0 per cent interest.", ,
If you want to make some n3oney
don't delay in looking meup as thin
is a chance of a lifetime. Don't for-
get that we have farm lands to sell
as well, of the very beet and apienclitt
ly Situated, -'
Carling,
Chance for Piano
A. new upright eran d Blanc/ Reg-
ular price$325 Sale Price UM
Only one inotrument will, be ol
and that to the first buyer..
Call early and let us de-
monstrate its merits. to yo.
This instrument la on ex.
hibiton at our store- the bal-
ance of this week.
S. NI A Rtil ift. SON
A number of good, organs
for sale $12 to $25 no. higher
Payable 50e. a week'.
44444.+4444444+14-14+441++++.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
THE 33ESTILSCHIVL
02eltd 61/0;7 ;
ft
e -..e"
Our , graduates are in edemand.
nese men state that :they are the bee €.
Students tnam the chests room . were
placed recently at $kO, $50, con, and '
$70 per month. A graduate vrith onie
experience was placed • recently at
$1800, per annum. All graduatee secure
positions. The demand 1r pant ,year was
els times the' traineber graduating. We
tarehamothree atilkedparter*velegratsp,-hy.OompotmercolaulShortre
fres catalogue
D Itictal, CHIA* Principal.
• Students may enter may day:
Open entire year. NOW° is a
good . time- to enter.' Largest
trainers in Oanad.:,Graduates
sgteutdbyt:a
tg Ptthome. EThX°Culletta:i vd:
right of the "Famous Bliss
Book -Keeping System" for Ont-
ario t:t toFinish.'nAatltal Dearness front
Write for part,ieubr�.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
affiliated veitil Clinton Busineas
Clollegel
_ _
GEO. SPOTTOZi ,,-.Pnitanntrat;