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Provincial Election June 29.
•
The Progressive Whitney Government to Country. Whitney and Eilber to Win'
'.:Local Items
' CLOSE JULY AND AUGUST: --
The following merchants, and best -
nest alien., of the village of Exeter
have agreed to close their respectiye
placeee of business at 12,30 p.m. every
Thi rsday during '"the months of July
and Augusto -B. W. F. .Beavers, J.
Grigg, Peter Frayne, S. Martini & Son
W, W, Taman,- W. J. Beer, Exeter
Tinges, Exeter Advacete,.'J. A, Stew-
art, Jones :s May, W. J. Heiman, T.
Hawkins & Son, H. Spackman, F. M,
Boyle
CLINTON .FARMER "HAS •
SERIOUS FALL
. ,
Clinton .Juste 6. -On Saturday,:John'
,L' ds�
ills ny.a fernier. here, about 50 ;fears
of age Whale 'shingling fell from the
roof. Inr the : fall: he, caught 'told of
the eavetrotige ..which- .brake, end 'he
fell to .the granted, 25' feet below.
No bones were broken, but he was
badly bruised andwill be laid up for
some time.
• CLINTON-A quiet wedding took
place at the home on, the briide's 'moth
er, Huron street, June 3rd, when' Miss
Orpba Emily Pickett, youngest daugh-
ter of "Mrs. John "Pickett, became the
bride orf M',r. Robert Percival McMich-
ael,
cMich-aeli of McKillop.: ,
TAMAN'S
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY '
Summer
Goods
{
WE ARE WELL STOCKED WITH
EVERYTHING IN THE WARM
WEATHER GOODS:
Hats
In FEDORAS of all the different
shades: • CHRISTIES of the' newest
style, STRAWS in Sailors ;End
Panainas
Shirtsf 'Collarsf Ties
The ARROW Shirts and Collars
are Leaders', Our Lune of Ties is
Right -up -to -the -Minute. •
Spring Underwear
In Two-piece and Combinations -
the prime requisite.; for hot weather.
i
Ho er
i 1 .S y
lea Silks Silk and Wool, Lisle,
and Cotton, Colors of Tans, Blacks
•a d ,Whites, and other shades"
TAII
T.B.ILOR',_
& FURNISHFR,
CONFERENCE, NOTES
Rev, G, N. Hazen of Londonwas el-
ected President of the London Con-
ference on the first ,ballot.
Rev Powell as' Secretary, elected
on: the second ballot. His assistants
are Rev, Thonupsoa. and Rev, Veen.` ,, the debate ethe second reading of
Farmers Bank' Bill Delayed_
Absolutely False :Reports
J. J. MERNER, M.?: 1)ISCUS'SES IT COMMUNICATION
Wheal the Conservatives of,the
South Riding of Huron met in �:on•-
Three young "inters were ''ordained the Farmers Blank bill was >i ode le ventron at I-lensall on Tuesday: of last
Alvin E Millsan' brother .. 01 Rev,a 1 l rvee . as is always expected, those
J, j r,e ,effectually
of South, Huron: all:. y p
Waiter Nlillsiah, who goes toB"irr, Kerner :effectual, quashed the"Lcbesai who'•present themselves for admission
W. C Graham, who goes to Sparta, stenthat the Govermentd are expected to be in synipathy with
wished the
and A; R. Jonson who goes to the senate to kill thee asure ane, 'was• the policies .of the Conservative Gov -
west. Arthur W. Brown. who goes supported by the Premier iii. his dee- errzment, When Rev, Mr. Powell, as -a
to Varna, and, A1fre;d E.• Johns of West "orations on the point, Liberal and astreporter . for the Ad,-
China.
d,-
Ch `na. were received into full :onp ve�rtiser az' As Field Secretary, or in:
ha sMr. YJetlter, opened. with a orot.est y
nect•ion, • 5 against :treating the loses of- the cle. -' whatever capacity he occupied, look
The London' Conference well ,,,meet ositors as a olitical -f football a, seat at the reporter's table, through
in St. ,r s at 1915 positors ; P t o 1 courtesy he was allowed to renraant
May "Since the . +,allure of the Farmers ,
t .e 't . oa - „ considering, of coarse, that. *hat he
Appo�,n na n s to the board f x. t3ti�nlc " said he, , several deTrositoss �, t
aminers were, Revs G. N.•. Hazen, T.W. 'of .my ,uiidiing hive; hald 'to be sent to l would report would be something ap-
e ` prouch u>g the truth 'at least. But lois
H, Graham A. J. Langford, W. _G. L re 'ef is u` report to the Landon • Advertiser in
t isquickly
forthcaztiing' a grhi l e e at a.
McAlisfollortd' C. P. Welds•, span- others wlie.f have tot follow. s 't r.• • mstanees 1s about as'fax sway
The following is' tette 1'thal dealt , o£ ll w Chis f _ the ith _
lebastatiorr, apilie,s only to a part of- P''
ministerial changes in. the 'Exeter Ontario ..but -I_ho e the inea hers o"l get d shows that, he is not to be
District -Main Street, Exeter,' H. this house Will not treat this. bill a a atus'ted with the truth where iris'
1 political proclivities are concerned.
Muxworthy, E. G. Powell permitted eecticirial or political_ way. ` Let • .ii st
to engage un special temperance work look a+ it from .lilt'nationalan o n When he stated that .Conservatives
With sanction of the Conference ; at "We W Gst dp o i were''afraid t face.' the music end' he
have.,heard a great deal cram I a, a
Elimville G. A. Barnard; Grand Bend the honorable gentlemen .opposite" he an' Rev Jefferson were f1at1Y,felused
J. E, ,Cook; :T;.tuean�,• R. H. Barnby;;:co.neeretedr `ate the effect that we pesiutiss odT to state their' message to
Granton • Le,sise W,Read. u;sec th+. le islatiau as a bait 'n ,pe.` the candidate he knew he was stat
' carupaagr.' of '1911.. I can certainlysay 1 ing an absolute falsehood as he :snow§
r he ,v e e . y;l that :Mr. Either `asked him to -tate
ha t gentlemen I defeat d , t ;,the, i.
WEST TRIMMED EAST IN. bast •electron held .onv` this hair for . his .ciu'estioins to him as candidate, but
politi.caT nu -poses, In the districts !'he deemed apparently for . two rear
BOWLING; t s '-sons .o e was he "d not wish to :an
where the brandoin tet the ' Fariiter, n @ d 1
c t' ' questions thatthe ehai. -
• Six r,�iks of West -of -again -Street had been bvsir►ess He pled- sw•en. er. din, que u ns , u
n o ed hcroself as strongly put to � ,Liras first,
bowlers finished 19 up on Friday eve g z g y as he poss',kI} 'mat trranosed to
en nE against six rinks from the,east could he said that 1 returned to and . the other wlas hdis• excuse that:he
side; ,.Fallowixig are the scores, • power Ire would do all he could to ;et had to catch the tra5at for'' • Sarnia,
West' -East. the deoesitars.reimbursed," v'hic)i was 'sta.' not due for twenty
tram minutes � H•. then.quoted
�u
s
He woe a statement t ,ram a
L. Wilson C. Howard4 m n
'.' Tucker. T. Newell Liberal paper that the Government In z:lci.:tion ;had Mr. Powell accept -
2.. N.Creedi, ski 13 J. G.Stanbury'sk y was seeking to ,have the bill' killed ed the invitation extended at the
G Hawkins J.H. Scott " . by the Upper Chamber. He cortin- commencement of the meeting to all
G. Hurdout Dr. Amos, ued:• "It els disgraceful for rt)y I those who tv �slied :to speak to take
C. Lindenfert " W. May paper ,p1 any standeartg in the community t•ieplatform` h,s desire wauld have
w';W Taman, sk 12 R.G,Seldan, :kill to .make sU ch absurd and unfounded been known from the commencement
A. Hastings H:Spackman _ - statements as I have read from this but be said lreo,thing until his ' name
Tr E.11iptt `,E,':Cberistie newspaper. If I ,thought thatl was see-- was .mentioned just'; as the meet:ng
L.H.Dickson, sk. 14 Rev.Calyins ek. 8 poitn=,a Government that was r.r•'ng teas closing.
H .Trick ' J. Senior to hooe'w:ind me and my people .0 as In his repprt Mr. Powell takes ac
N. D. Hurddn' T. Boyle this n ttspapea states'I would lest n .cos oi: to ,state• that Mir. Eilber had
J. Taylor, tie', 16 W.D.Clarke, sk 5 by seatI defy any of those honor- repeatedly declined to accept the lam'
C. Dyer Dr. Roulaton, able gentlmen to get up here and in elation owing to MIr. Hanna's alleged
G. Anderson F. W. Glad.man. i dorso the .statement made by :hits: 4breach of. faith". Mr.Powell `sas`'riot
Grieve,T. sk. '' 8 C. B`.SneU sk 7: newspaper." even the decencyto' credit Me. .3ilher,
N,Doe W. Skelton Needless to .say the challenge was tv`_tn a;desire t' discontinue because
J not accepted and' when .the len)uer ..
H. Jones Rev. Sherp, ' p a._ illness which was his sole .reason,
jos. Gould J.A Stewart, spoke a lew moments titer he con- �'a an, which was : expressed to his
I,R.Carling sk. 10 W.J.Hearan,sk 12 innieci the decimation of slit : item triei ds ):illy a year 'ago, Mr. Palvell's
__• her far. -South. Huron. '•
"M honorable friend who has tuts, f oeas:ate vcy in this 'statement is very
d . . r . e .,, ,aka ,:•:because Mr. Ilh' a commuted
sat court (Mee 1 eraser) ;has allud d i an "beeach of faith" whsch Mr.Eilbee.
said the premier, to certain , emarks
which have been, made , is i this house
w1t1, respect to the actioa• of the
senate with respect to this mea,,ure
I desire to say that if the honorable
gentlemenainsiade this House, oar any knows • how utterly. absurd that idea
mato outside this House, has stated. is however, it is not too absurd for
or suggested that the Government M,r pe
haseaadeavored to influence the .action Conservatives Odra riding to linen
o the Senate• in any way against are agreed Dill, the Whitney pellicles
thinbili or that the Government has d agreed.' 't
se ghe i any way not to' nave it sup- as hat Sir James Whitney
p' ted and passed in -the Senate; he has' done More -for temperance, :amine
states • that which is absolutely with- years. than I._berals in thirty years,
gout foundation.' No man in ;theseHouse a•r'•t- they are" have to ss. dors Mr.
Either as ,they have always. clone, -an
eaoutside` of thris, House has the slight all: very' principle.
est warrant for. many `such statement, Liberals like Mr, Powell need not
SO far,as the Government is concern for a moment tilts* that their :lis -
en, it stands by this bill as strongly tortioa of facts will convince a think-
itu the Senate -as it does, in the house.
of .Commons. ing' public of anything. but that they
The b,iitl ipaisoe►1 the "tHo•use "at . 3 (Mr.Powell and others of his ilk) are
o'clock Thursday morning.
anyth`,:ng hit a bunch . of political wire-
pullers
SENATE HOISTS BILL 6 MONTHS
The Farmers ---
Hank .Depositors will
am .be recouped at, the present rime
as the, bull was killed in the , Senate g „ff ' liven ruin the d an{:rt-
rung ,off the license in the Ontario:
an, Monday by a vote of 32 to 25, by Liberal. Club ear which he is a mem-
giving it the sill months hoist. Party- tier? Apparently he: wants that stub
lime, were : broken; 14 , Li.berals voting ',icense left on: '
g.
t . e
against' the hoist and '11 Conservatives -o---
t e ill was g
Cor it. Opposition,. to h bill strong' evidence. that there is iso
vo5ce"d by. Liberals alone anal' was alliance between the Conservatives and
1--- -_ based.•ii<poau the ground that the leg the liquor interests is the fact hat
islation opened the door to claims for every h�otelkeeper an the province
compensation in- regard to s other would -like ,to. see Hanna trimmed.
bank failures, past and future.
Ottawa June 4, -One of the most
effective speeches int the last stage -i1<
GEO, LEWIS FOR N. MIDDLESE D
Ails^: Craig� .. Dashwood
June 5, -North Middle
sex Conservatives this afternoon.aomi•-
nated for the Legislature Mr. George
Lewis, a well-known Metcalfe 'Town-
ship farmer.
The follolv,,ng were nominated; ;neo
Lewis of Metcalfe (by E. De Gey; ,mei
George Hughes) J, W, Boyle, of Ailsa
Craig •, W H. Bantam, of Parkhill,
fohn Sherrett, ex -M. P. o£ Stephen
Joltn, Stewart of East Williams; Dr,
Lang .of Granton George < A. Stanley
ow Lwcan; 5., W. Cameron, of .Strat
ray A K, Hoelg$res, of Parkhill; W.
� L Toone'', of Strathroy; John, knap-
r togi, of Parkhill; Thos, Benstead, ` .of
Strathroy :and reeve Uhlens, . of Mc
r Gillisway.
Those voted iMessrs.Leeds
s v e i were i �'is
Doyle Bartram, Stanley and Flodgjns.
1 The annual meeting elected the fol -
r° 1
President- E. Roberts Parkhill;
,
ecce president, - Dougal Gray, Lobo
treasurer .A. P. might West Wil-
limns; Secretary, C. Stanley, Lucan"
J. D Drummond, clerk" of McGill.v-,
ray was appointed returning officer,
BASEBALL
Exeter :held -the fast Ansa • Craig
baseball 'team to a tie in. Ailsa Craig
or. Monday night in their first sched-
uled game of the S. H. League, the
game being called at the end of the
eighth .inning an account' of darkness
with the score three all. The Exeter
infield played a.snappy game and
helped hold down the score in no
.small " way by clever pick-utps and
sure- throws: Harrington and, Boyle
make: a fine, battery and had rhe hard
hitting Ailsa Craig players guessing
at all times. Hindermarsh, the port
side, pitcher of Ailsa Craig, is there
with the goods, causing eleven of our.
warriors to bite the dust by the shut
cu' route and with good support he
.<.�abe a hard rraa,n to beat.
The score, -
Exeter
Name Pos. R . H 0 A E`
Cann F. lst 1 2 7 0 0
Neeb D. Znd 1 0 4 0 0
Bayle F. c ` •0 ' 0 10 0 0
Windsor E. 3rd 0 0 1 3 0
Rivers'B. rf 0 1`'0' 0°0
Campbell Dr. ss 0 0 2 3 "0
Taieht,er F. Iaf 0 0 0 0 0
Harrington H p 0 0. 0 3 0
Heywood C. M, 1' 0 0 0 0
can -prove to the entire satisfaction
of the people of the, riding. But Mr.
Poe -ell's sale a rn seems to be to in-
sinuate that a Conservatdve,was afraid
to Tutt in this riding:. , Everybody
Members of the 'South
Huron Conservative Executive
3: 324 9 0
Ailsa Caiaig
Barnes C. c IJ 011
Hodgins %'tr'. rf , 2 1 0
Dorman W. 3rd 0 2 2
Leith W. ss. 0 : 2 0
Matthew s•"A-_ M 0 0 0
Chalrn,aa E. If :: 0 1 0
Weir' C. , Znd: 0 0 5
Craven A. lst 0 2" 6
Hinclmarsh p 1 1 0
1 0
0' 0
1 4
1. 2
0 0
00
2 0
1 1
2 0
0 0 24 8 7
By Innings R H E
'Exeter 00'010002-3 3 0
Miss Craig 00000120.-3 9 7
•Summary -Sacrifice hit, Boyle, Bar-
nes; Stolen ;bes_e's, X-Iind'marsh, Mat-
thews 'Windsoa;_ Douuble play, Craven
and Weir; Base an balls, Off 'Herring
toil 2, Hinelmarsh 1; Struck out, By
Harrington, Hindmarsh 11; Left on
bases, Exeter' 4, Craig 8; Will pitch
Hendmarsh, Umpires, ,T, Boyle,•"Exe- did and advised the council. what ace
Uter, R, Dorrnatra, Ailsa Craig,
COMES 1.111 AGAIN NEXT SESSION "Abolish the Bar" 'is the Liberal
platform but liquor stores can run
wide open ,so that every, Torn, Dick
The Farmers Batik Bill well "come and Harr3 can carry hi,s bottle and
up again i,ext session as ,he Covent- thus save the time ok going to the
rne,n[ is convinced' of the richt if the bar for, his clrink.-Mitchell Advocate
depositors to be re-inibureed.
Geo `A, Stanley, local preacher, of
EXETER COUNCIL
Lticaat •says "The Whitney Govern-
metit has greatly reduced the evils of
A special meeting of the Council the liquor trafain and taught Liberals
was held Saturday eventing, the 6th a lesson they never seemedto know
inst Members. all ,present. when in power. The experience ; of
The question. of grayling I-1:11 ``.tet the 'past has taught us that Liberals'
heading into 'Riverside Park came up'' are .not to be trusted with the tem-
for discussion. At a previous meet- :perance, question"
tag the Commissioner was instructeel
to grade this street and was fori .d Sere the Conservatives ,came into
den by Mr. J, N. Hoveard to: do so powers an ,Ontario in 1905 not a single
and .as there waslegal advice given by session has . passed but legislation has
ear Stanbury last year of .which the been. put an the statute books to.?ur-
couical had no record, 14 Ir, Stanbury they minimize the evils of the liquor
was"asked to wait•an the council and traffic. `Far seven years previous to
to produce the documents which. ' he 1005 the Liberals never did a single.
thiig toward this end. The Conser-
1101, to take. . vatives have enforced the law. Lib -
Doyle -Beaver -That the Council erale made at a farce. Which party,
instruct Mr. Stanbury to prepare a favors temperance? By their works ye
by-law necessary far the opening up shall know thein.
of Hill, Street from Andrew Street
to Eastern, e.ttremrity, and that he Mr. Rowell would "abolish the bar"
make arrangements, with. Mr. Tiros, and authorize the sale of liquor in the
Minden 1'oa' entrance from Hill St, shops The 'aquae would 'go: to ,the
to "Riverside Park, -Carried, -; home insteadf. down 'the throat of
Tenders were received, for the wa- the. consumer 'before the open oar.
tering of Huron and Main Streets, -T It is ,possible that "the last condition
Houlden, 18,00 a week; H. Rumohr would be worst than the first. As
4.00' a day when necessary. Doyle - • Sir James Whitney has said in his
13eavers_That tender of H. Rumohr address to the electors "We be -
be accepted, he to water streets: ac- 'lease that a policy that keeps shops
cording to instructions of the street open. while closing the herswill have
commissioner.--Carried.,a tendenicy to encourage andttc.rease
x-Iartorune.H ,d --That the clerk 11e thie sale of liquor in, large quantities
instructed to order Re 28 in. tile for and the sn susepta,on of it in the 'tome
manhole purposes. -Carried. That. policy we leave to our teppon-
' ;The. Commi,ss,aaner was instructed 'to trots We shall' continue our afforts
to in:,ntinize as far tvs possible the ev-
ils resulting tions the liquor 'i i of le
and the drink habit,"
•
Ailsa Caitiff and Exeter play on the
local' cir_amond on Monday night next
at 6,15 o'clock, It will be worth tee-
esg Everybody come out:,
TWO .MILLION ACRES" MORE
THAN LAST YEAR
In January, an "elle by the C.
II?: R gave the acreage foe Western
Canada this year as an increase of
2,000,009• acres over last year, Estill).-
ates now given show that thisa year
will s;ee nearly 21,000,000 aches tinder
croi in, all ;grains),ias compared with
18,750,000 last year, the increase In act-
ual acreage; becn,g 1,715',300 acres.
The acreage for 1913 'Was 18,799,300 g§, isel• 'Iltiron Street where necessary
and the .estimate for. 1914 is 20,514,300 as soon as convenient'
. T. B. Carling, elcrk
STEPHEN . COUNCIL. '
o--
A Court of revision to consider the
appeals against the "Centralia Drain
was held ;n the town hall Crediton,
on May 26 1914 at Il) ani. There
being no. appeals the ,court 'adjourned
Met The council `then et as a court of
o 'd
revision to rasa er c appealsagainst
the assessment roil. A number of
ink`aor chal)ges were made.
At 1 pan. the council met for gen-
eral baseness. " All were present..
Previous minutes adopted.
Fennkbeiner--Yearley- That By-Ipaw
No. 207, being a by-law to grant a',d
to - the; Exeter Agricultural , Society,
havins' been read three times be pas-
sed. signed and sealed, -Carried.. '
Neeb-elawh:,nney-That By-law No
208 being a by-law for imposing a
license an. the owners .of Billiard,Poo1
aura .Bagatelle tables, having been read
three times he passed, signed and
seaiea;-Carried,
I FankbeitLer-Neeb-Thal By-law 1'Io
SO being a by-law to improve 'The
Neal-Nevic. or Centralia Dram" nav-
. ig bee' read three times be passed
signed and ,sealed, -Carried.
Tenders yere received for the .c o
n
struct;.an' of Bridges on Cons 4, 76,
anti B and 22. The:. contracts were
awarded to the lowest tenderer Tos.
Lawson Finkeiner-Yearley- That 0
the
Webb.construction o
oversee the•o u i -a £
e e ens to
ids.to
bridge -on, the A. and B concession;
Hy W>illert of Adams' Bridge on, 16
and on 22 ;concessions; and William
White on Can 4: -Carried.
Gravel contracts to the amount of
$719.75 were let.
'The following orders were ,sassed.
Fr, Forster use of hrall for joint
i council meeting S.B. 2.00; C. K.
Kiienzle Grading, N.B. 2.00; Ki.erizle
and '° others grading 44.00; S. Smith •
culvert L.R. $4; Ed, Fanner grading
$5.25; W. Anderson and others, grad-
ing. $21 • J. Doyle, culvert, $6; Ham-
ilton Stamp & Stencil - Works. cow.
tags and express, $7.15; Climax Ma-
chine Co rep, to tile molds, $6.40;
T, Webb rep, culvert, $1,50 Express
40c. •. _J Willits, Sep. bridge,. $2; T,
Webb stone, $1; Exeter Man. .o.,
grader $33,
The council adjourned to meet a-
gain 'in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday , July 6th, .at 1 „p.m'.
Henry Eilber, Clerk
The Sunday 'School Convention heleP
here, last week,endan " an Friday
night ens a dcided suoeess. 'The
church was crowded to the doors at
-each session and the sneakers were
fully prepared to present their ,opic ..
Mr and Mrs. George I ellerrnao, treli-s:,
Clarence l .ellerznann and ,.son Alvin';,
IVfiss, Morula Oestreicher and brother -
Aar,an. left on Monday .morning for
Minden, Mich„ to attend the wedding,
of Rev. H, A. Kellerman r. After Mr:.
Kellermann's marriage he will take,u.,pe
tvcrrl: i;n flue Canada Conference .of"
thc. Evangelical church.
Rev F. C, 'Berger oil Cleveland',..,
Ohio occupied the pulpit in the Evan--
ge>LLcal `Church on, Sunday afternoon-
speaking in the interest or the boyo,°
and - girls;
Sever-alfrom here took the
k i1,',Ir-
mo
ur-cur at London on Monday. -
• 'Mr Arthur Grail n,er heft Tuesda, •
p �',
morarte for Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr, Chester Geiser of Toronto and -
Mr, .Leslie Goetz of North, Bay ase••
holidaying .at their homes in town.
Mr. John Hofffnhan spent Sunday at
his home in this place.
The High
School pupils arethis;
week writing ion their exams at
Zurich
Mr Normal.). Kellerman has prated"
a New Scale Willie= Piano in Use.
home.
Celebration a Success, -The King's -
Birthday celebration held here on Wed°'
nesday of last weed: will go on record:
a; 'a most successful event and oriel
much enjoyed by the immense crowd`
The green race resulted, -1st, Wine
,Schroeder's "Co -met"; and, B. Bossete
berry's "Judge Parole"; 3rd, Mbney
d;v ded between Betty Bell, Regan;•
Biros, .and "King John, Mr. Rivers.
The 2,40 was won-1st,"Roadmas
ter;' T Murdock.; 2nd, -Lady Bella
Straker -3rd, ;Vickie B,, Bossenberry-
& Kl.umpn; 4th, Harry Bars, J:Hartleib,
1 The Free for A11-lst,: Peach Bars;;,
Eh, ? cssenberay, 2nd, Harry C., .
•
i Chitt;,ck ; 3rd, Fun Tide; Geo Troyer -
1 The ball game be the morning was -
n. by Alva Craig and. in the after-
noon noon be- Zu. The Concert in the
eve: ung was well patronized, The
Piratic though not so latege as some
Fenner -years was 'fiitll5 "°' iii_.
standard an the way aproducing:
merriment for the lookers on.
The ra&i, in the evening and through,
, out the night was afterall the best
of all
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MARRIAGES -
Pedlar -George -At Ailsa. Craig one
June 3rd, Maym,i?, youngest dlatgbteear-
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben George tie Sam -
reel Pedlar.
Rowe -Northcott -In Hay, Jus ie 10th:
, by • Rev McAlister, Chester Rowe,
son of Mr_ John Rowe, to Miss•,
Alberta Northcott,daughter cf.Mrn
Roger Northcott. -
DEATHS
McFalls-At Lucan June 4th lobate
McFalis aged •44 years. -
Burton -In Tuckersmiith, on Junes
fent,. Burton,- aged 73 years;.
Willis, -In. Exeter North, on June 7;
Dorcas beloved w1,fe of James Wil-
lis, .aged 63 years, 1 month, 5 days• -
5T-EWARI'S.
PHONE 16
Where Reasonable Prices Prevail.
Ladies' Tailored. Suits
We want to clear every Ladies' Snit we have in stock. It
will intereet you to know that during the next two weeks
these Suits will he sold at a great sacrifice, If you want a
. well tailored garment for little money call and see what we
are offering.
IIAYSER GLOVES
Kayser stamped on any
glove is a'•sirgn, of quality. To
be had in, silk or lisle,.: in
short or long lengths. They ,
all have the double finger tips
50c, $1.00, 1,25.
COMBINATION UNDERW'R
Four Ladies is ribbed or
Mesh weave. A very papular
garment for warm: weather e.
35 Cents
BRASS GOODS
Just ,arrived from England -
candle sticks, teapot "stands,
crumb trays,' tea canisters.and
trays. If you are looking for
a wedding present we want to
see you.
WALDO SHADES
We can sttipniy you with
' with Wali, shades .'or your
verandah. They are -rade an
many sizes and colors. We will
be - glad to quote you ,prices
fntr the size you require,
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
If you have not worn them
You ought to, 6 pair guar-
anteed to last six months,
without darning or they ere
replaced by new ones FREE
of charge,
For MenWonien, Children.
WHITE SKIRTS
I• Bedford Cords, Crepes
and Retinas, Several very
pretty styles, in newest cloth;
Excellent values at $2,00
TOILET & DINNER SETS
A curate of nest toilet &
dinner sets has been unpac-
ked, A big assortment to
choose, from % etre crockery
department, See our 97
piece • diaper set at $11,00
KOLORFAST MATTING
Is- greatly usecl for verand
alis as well as bedrooms St
livaiig rooms. It is guarante
,ed to ,be absolsutelet fast In
colors. , Per yard 50c.
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