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PIPES
We have just receivtd •
Large Shipment of
PIPES, POUCIIES.l,j',
CIGARS, CIGA1 1 •
ETC. .fad up
Pipes 5c t° 4/ways on
Pipe B' it f;;,d.
Brownings
Drug Store.
smoke GLADIATOR 10c
Cigar. FOUR for 25 cents.
The Exeter Times
l'hurs3ay. Jure 28. 1906.
CROMARTY
A very ..std accident befall Mr. and
£Mrs. Morris, of Staffs. on Satur•clay,
resulting in thne death of their in-
fant child. DLra. Morris, nccompan•
Slid by another lady, vwas out for a
ber•ive end on returning 'home gave
the baby to the other lady, while( she
'opened the gate. The horse made a
bolt through the gate and dashing
10'n through the orchard threw the
lady and child out, the baby linger-
ing until midnight, dying of conous-
Sion of the brain.
Miss Simpson. of Paris. is visiting
!Dr. Tufford in the village nt pre-
sent.
'N'. Alexander Miller las returned
Lome after spending n month in
New, Ontario.
• Don't fail to attend the plays to
be given in the Staffa Town Hall
Monday night by the 'Winchelsea
Comedy Company. The cast is an
leteelhent ono and the plays given by
balm ore tap to the standard and full
tat funnisms that will ktep the nudi-
! ee in uprorious laughter during
the entire evening.
ZURICH
Miss Ethel Williams left Thursday
for Ottawa to visit tiler sister, Mrs.
IR,ev.) R. II, Wihiteside, and to take
to t'Iso Torry and Alexander meetings
Which ane now in 'progress.
'bliss Matilda Johnson is visiting
friends in Clinton this week.
'The Entrance examinations will bo
/field this week. Mr. Shore, of Var-
na will be presiding examiner.
1%Lr. and Mrs, Jerry. Corriveau 'have
moved to tele village and occupy ,a
Sart of Mrs. Rau's dwelling.
Mair. and Mrs. E. Zeller left on
Monday. for Merlin to attend the
ding of the lettere, Sister, Miss
'rgia Marshall to Mr. Archie Gos-
siell, a prosperous farmer
f Tie
took
ktuy past. The happy
Bless on Wednesday noon in ,the
trrleeence of n large number of ;rel.
'rives and friends.
3)r. and Mrs. J, Schoellig, of De-
troit, Mich., are visiting tit the
borne of the forrner's parents.
tales. Kibler, traveller for i he
Willis Shoe Co., Brampton, is spend-
ing a week's vacation with friends
Iboere,
IMr. Victor Appel, of the Sovereign
sank staff there, is spending this va,
tion with relatives and friends in
lin.
IMr. 'and _Sirs. B, Hamilton left on
nday for a few months visit with
lativca in I'ort Arthur.
'Mr. Milton A. Buchanan, who has
n professor in rho University, Chi -
go. the past two years. has been
ppo:utcd lecturer in Spanish and
talion in University College Toronto
r. Buceranan is well 'equipped for
.0 position hawing taken a brilliant
urse ns a student at Toronto Uni-
rsity, and spent two and one halt
ers Paris. Madridtaking
posrind rFlorete nce courses
•Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rennie vis -
ted friends in Berlin over Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. J .,1 ,Mernor visit -
the former's brother, .1. D. Mer -
r, at Almlt•1 last Friday :and Sat-
rday.
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BETI(ESDA
Itev. .Dr, Medd preached his fare -
11 s: rmon on Sunday. The church
s filled to hoar the pastor bid
i well to Ch: congregation he ham
successfully prenchc•d to 1 during
past four yc,,ars. Mrs. Medd
ng vow beeetifully "My Saviour
t of nil."
acesseeeeeemempennamorameneseap
Me. Hair
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wad
Ion's have a faint, ;; out with
,•our hair. I; ti i.: !save you!
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hut what? That would mean
hin, s:ras;oly, un.'! en, rough
air. Kc 'p your hair at home 1
•astcn it tightly to your scoop l
ou can easilydo itwith Ayer's
lair 'Vigor. It is something
lore than a simple hair dress -
g. It is n hair medicine, a
air Coni:, a hair food.
The best kind est a t aimonlal--
•'t)::1 Sr:.over sixty years."
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11ao i,aaureturera off
EtRSAPARILLS.
tiers' rn.t.s.
CHERRY PECTAQvt.
THE EXETER TIMES, JUNE 28th 1906.
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McCl1E, MEMBER ON
410 COLLEGE 1'IrislcI
'�%' Surgeons, Successor to Dr
,, hoist, ()fertile'', Out.
'doors. Ira Brown ,,u►d Arthur
;sicker spent Sundt). with friend
,1Zurich.
efessrs. Wesley Finkbcireir oral Al
btrt Wolfe spent Sunday pt ill
friends et Exeter.
Miss Clara K•heeter, of Zurich
•vasa pleasant visitor of Miss Clara
Iieinklc for a few day; of last week
Mr. Harry Lankin spent Sunday n
ibis home in Greaten.
Mr. Percy humble. of Ail•,., Craig
spent Sunday with friends in town
The Zurich Football team will play
our boyo a game of football on tat
recreation grounds to -night (Thurs
day) June 28.
• Miss Pearl Holtzman!' took part
in the program given in Centenary
church, noar Parkhill. en t.Monday
evening last, it being the occasion of
their 'anniv'ersary.
Miss Olivia lloltzinann is spending
a week with friends in Dashwood.
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A very interesting game of ball
was played here on Saturday last be-
twcen a team from Strathroy and
the Crediton Stars which resulted In
a victory for the visiting team by
one run. The Crediton boys scored
two truns the first inning and Live
more in the fifth. The visiting team
did not succeed in scoring until the
last inning. Up to this inning the
'game was playefd by:lite battery, the
fielders 'raving very little to ,to.
Only four of the visiting team suc-
ceeded in reaching third Kase, four
to second, while twelve were fanned
out. In the ninth inning the Strath..
Toy team witch two men out. made
nine runs. A fly was muffed by one
of the fielders allowing them to
make three runs. This was a start
for them and by some further bad
plays made by some of t Crediton
boys, they reit the score up to nine
In the last inning the Stars made
one more run making a score of 8-0.
The game was from the start excit-
ing and idiould easily have been won
by our Loys, in foot the visiting team
remarked the game should have been
won by the Crediton toam. It is ex-
pected that another game will be
played 'between these two teams lit
Crediton in a few weeks of which
further announcement will be made.
Mrs. Scahmarr, or Berlin, accom-
panied by her granddaughter, Ms
Finkbeiner, of Manitoba, are visit-,
ing friends here for a few weeks. •
Mr. end Mrs. Geo. Mantle, of
Exeter, spent Sunday in our village
the guests of Mr. C. Beaver.
Mr. Isaac• Hill, sr., is at present
very sick.
Mr. Edgar Sibert and sister Ada,
of Platteville, Miss Moyer, of Berlin,
and the Misses Rieder, of Hamburg.
are this week the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Brown.
The annual Sunday School picnic"
of the Evangelical church was held
et Grand Bend on Friday,oflast
week. Over 000 from There took in
Lee (tI cis enjoyment, In the morning'
n very interesting game of ball wne
played between the Juniors and the
officers and teachers of the school'
resulting in a victory for the lat- I
ter by a score of 16 to 11. Mr. Leal
Brown umpired the game to the sits!
isfaction of both teams. At times be
found it third to decide some points t
in connection with • the game, but
his decisions •were generally correct.
Mr. Chris Fahner in Relating bases
brought forth great applause from
the spectators while E. Feist and J.
II. Holtzmunn who arc old timers,
did some goeel battery. The pitcher.
Mr. C. Bluett. by ,his curve pitching
helped to win the game. In the af-
ternoon all kinds of sports •sere In-
dulged in for which liberal prizes
were given. In the jumping contest
Master Rolland Mots, who is only
nine years old, easily won, jumping
13 feet. A gams of football ,was
played between the Junior teams of
Zurich and Crediton, resulting in n
score of 1 to 1. Tare day was ono of
continual fun and amusement, and
the committee who had charge of
the days program deserve a great
deal of credit.
Mr. and Mrs, Wna. Greenlet spent
Sunday nt Leury the guests of Mr.
Grcenlec's parents.
We tregret to state that Mrs. Al-
LUCAN
The Luc Irish Nine 11. B. Care
to play two g -t ruses of ball at home FANCY
Dominion Day. July 2nd. against n
picked team from St. Thomas, The
St. Thomas boys write to say that
they are bringing the strongest a--
gregation in rhe city. Teo good
ginres .are assured, Morning game
called :at 10.30. Afternoon game
at 2.30.
WHALEN
A great many from here attended
the unveiling of the monument erect•
ed to the memory of the late Joseph
Morley, by the family and Order of
the Woodmen. on Sunday last,
Our store is closed these days, we
we hear that Fred intends going to
London, we will be sorry to lose him.
A great many attended the Biddulph
picnic, on Tuesday last.
Miss Elma Tapp entertained the
teacher and pupils of S, S. No. 12 on
Monday evening last, at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Morley. A';er
tea games were played and then about
seven o'cicek the children were called
to order a good programme was given.
An address of welcome was read by
Elmo Tapp and replied to, for the
school by Mr. Torrance. Songs and
recitations were given and near the
last Miss Lizzie Kensela and Master
Win. Hodgson were called to the floor
Lizzie read the following address
while Will presented a nice case of
Military Brushes, Mr. Torrance made
a fitting reply and soon after singing
"God Save the King" the children
started for home, well pleased by their
evening's sport. Mr. Torrance has re-
signed and intends leaving at holi-
days.
Mit. Jo)it, TORAANCE,
Dear Teacher. --We the pupils of
School Section No. 12, desire to give
expression to our grateful appreci-
ation of your faithful services, as
teacher of our school for the past three
and a half years. Although we crust
have tried your patience many times
by neglecting to follow your instruc-
tion, we sincerely trust, that you will
not remember our faults, but rather
our few good qualities. rhe spirit of
willingness, which you have always
manifested toward us, has been a
re
source of
o great gratification to us and
we trust that while you have been
helpful to others, you yourself have
been helped. We ask you to accept
this Military set not as being a renum-
eration for your services but rather,
as a token of loving esteem. Wo
deeply regret your leaving us, but we
still think of you as one who taught
rather by love than by the rod, We
wish you every success in whatsoever
you undertake and may your future
life be a happy and prosperous one is
the wish of your every pupil. Signed
in behalf of the school,
James McCarty Lizzie Kensela
Delbert Morley Venda Squire
June 25th, 1005.
CY.A. TOR.TA.
Bear•. the The Find Tor Bare Always Wt
Bigaatnr. " r
Tho disfiustin,r discharges from the
nose aro
and iiat, and tilt font Ca-
tarrhal breath, aro quickly dispen-
sed with by using Dr. Shoop's Oa-
tarnh Curr. Such soothing antisop-
tio agents as Oil Eucalyptus, Thymol,
Wild Indigo, etc., love been incor-
porrated into a snow %elite cream
making a cetarr7,al balm unexcelled.
Sold by 1V .S. Howey.
SILII'KA
Mr. and Mrs. I1. Wing spent Mon-
day and Tuesday in New llamburg.
Mr. Pitman of Clandeboye passed
through our town Tuesday en route
to Grand Bend,
Mr. Dougal Mcisaac received word
on Monday that his brother Dan of
Merrill, Mich.. was seriously i11. Mr,
ldclsaac left for Merrill on Tuesday
and at last reports there was slight
hopes for his recovery.
Mr. Jas. Hannan Sr., was in Sea-
orth last week attending the races.
Mrs. Ran of Zurich is visiting at J.
D. Hannan'e.
Thos. Lyrich sold a valuable horse
ast week for a handsome figure.
Listen for the wedding bells in this
vicinity soon.
CENTRALIA
Miss M. Curtin and Miss Angeline
Coughlin took part in the program
bert King does not improve in health t
and in spite of all that medical aid
can do for tree, is gradually sinking. 1
Mrs. Kropt, of Waterloo. is visit•
ing with Mr. and Mrs. '1', \Veurtz.
A large number of our citizens as.
sembled on Monday evening to wit- t
nisi the Laying of the corner stone of
our new public school. A very in-
teresting 'history of Crediton school v
was tread by 1 he present principal, t
Mr. Bluett, relating the means of
education from the first 'settlersstory to the present day. It told e
the different school buildings the vil- 4
Inge has had, the teachers that have e
been engaged and the t rustees and c
caretakers during td,c w hole life of t
the school. Interesting .and instrnc- t
live addresses were given by Mr.
I,tw:s, Rev. Dir, Bean. end Rev. Mr.
Andrews on the need of education
and the advantage enjoyed by the
children of to -el ay, ant congratulated'
our citizens and t fleeces upon t het i
tie -cling of such a fine school as 11101
new nohool is certainly to be. The I
school ohildren were ready with a
1(110110 song, and the band vwas in
attendance ridding to the pleasure of
the ceremony. The elonc' was laid
by Mr. 1Vrn. Lewis.
Mr. (naris. Finkboiner, of London.
visiting under the pcnt.tl roof
feu a few weeks. tr
Ed. eforlook •land n very aucces!-
fnl him raising Tuesday last.
A number of our young Radios etre I
i k ueintly entertained by Miss O. M.
Turner on 11•tdnosdiy evening of
it the social on Monday evening.
Mr. John Parsons continues very
ow.
Don't forget to heir the. Quir-
ette on Monday evening next. llear
whet t he London Free Press says of
them. "Tire 1mperin1 Male Quar-
Otte, who mere the outride nrtistid
of tate evening, and who w:Me heard
for their first time here in concert
mirk since their return from their
our w"itrlr the Chioago Lycrum Bur -
our, node a decided hit with the
audience•, rill their numbers being
epeotcdly pncjaorccl. The organize -
ion ranks vwitt' the best of its kind
ver 'heard here. Outside of the
C? e quartette
x 11 litw rk � h • of
• n 11 rd :•
hec be I
hemember:" rs arc so erste well known
o Who London public, ani it would
bo 'herd to show any distinction in
their individual work, as catch polo
vitas n gem 1.11,1rA eiv^w•
.a a eI1-;Irl
served enal.are"
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TLe Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
e ave <a straw berry roai:al on the
rPrurch 1 ►wn .Wcdnrsd iy owning.'
Tee brass band was in attcndnnce.
Miss M. Broderick, of iklrhwootl,
• isited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. !
hedging.
Mr. Chas. Zeickc'r spent Tuesd 17
in London on business.
scrofula
Is often
LI:11dr,
of l a�s
Eimpure
water, are among its causes.
1 Is caped e' the soil for
tubercles," and where it M
allowed to remsin tubercu-
losis or consumption is
prei:y sure to take root.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Removes every truce of
scrofula. Get Hood's.
1Por teedmonlels of reeeertells area
fNtM for Beek HOWCO.Scrofula.A M ,
CHINA
We have just placed in stock a
complete line of Fancy China in
all the latest styles and patterns.
We have them nicely arranged on
a stand in our store, and we in-
vite our customers and friends to
come in to sec them.
We also have some nice pat-
terns in Dinner and Tea Sets, all
at very reasonable prices.
COME IN AND INSPECT OUR
STOCK.
WM. SHRUMM,
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO.
Page Wire Fencing
We have a quantity of the above
celebrated Fencing Wire in stock,
which we will sell at reduced
prices as long as it lasts,
Paints
We have a large assortment of
Hollywood and Robertson's Paints
in stock. These are good paints
and all ready mixed, ready for use.
Harvesting Tools
Wo keep a full line of these goods
and can supply your wants any
Mine.
A car -load of Cement just Arrived.
JONAS HARTLEIB
DASHWOOD ONTARIO.
Dashwood
Miss Maud_ Eidt_ is ,home visiting
cher parents.
Mr, 'Wm. Tiemenn left for South
River lust week.
Mrs. Alex East and son Orville and
her sister Miss Clara Eifert aro vis-
iting their ,parents here in Dash-
wood.
Mrs. SIetiler, of Mullet, was vis -
visiting at Mr. Geo. Ruby's a few
days last % eek. \y
Mr. J. Hannon of Shipka, was in
town on Tuesday. Mr. Hannon got
u few counters made in tate planing h
mill for his new store. t
Mr. J. Kellermann attended the
directors meeting of the Fire Insur- s
once Co. ut Grand Bend on Saturday. g
Mr. J. Kellermann got in n car- a
told of the best sugar. Now is the
time to buy your sugar for the can-
ning season. 1
Mr. Henry Guenther lost •a horse
on picnic day.
Mr. 3, Wagner Is pitting up 0 neve
veranda and otherwise improving
his house which when finished will t
add greatly to its appearance. Mr. i
D. Setter is also putting up a ver-
anda
with a glass front. vw
Mr. P. Stersaic delivered on Mon- a
diy a load of furniture for Henry 1
Bossenherry's laew• f1totcl, 'Grund h
Bend.
Mr. 3onas IlartIeib, our hardware
merchant, his just finished trough- •1i
ing Mr. T. Gra ttosaow;hooka.. Brew,
'ter, also finished troughing Mr. r
Bossenberry's 'hotel at (tend Bend. d
The Dashwood 'baseball team play• t
ed a friendly game of ball with the t
Exeter team fast Tuesday. The score t
was nine to two in favor oL Exeter. 1
Mr. Silas Adams, William Klein•
sliver :and E. J. Ehlers visited Grand D
Bend on Sunday. 3s
Quite a number attendorl ttae Sea. t
forth races last •trek.
Mr. Ed. Nadiger is sporting A new 1'
buggy.
Sir. A. Schnieder 'returned homy
on Saturday :morning.
BLr. John Iloffm•,n met with a °
painful accident on Tlhurrelay hast. a
Ile won working .at ons of the ma- r
chines in the flctory when the fin. It
gers of his left hand got caught by tl
the knives of the machine, cutting .r
the ends .of two of his fingers off D
and °therevire bruising dais hand. a
Uis injured ,hand is doing as well as
con be expected. a
\Wednesday fast (king ,our Civio ml
holid'y the school children picniccd \\
at Grand
9
Bond. Abair 00 Item rh"rz
took in the picnic. Although the t
rain made things somewhat disagree. T
able, yet a good program of games "1
and11s r s n
>0 1 mere _rc clrricd out. On the
return trip one of the Elis Tres fork s
!tick .:and died on the road. The chit- a
dren in the band wagon took slc•I-
ter
from I B
tare rain in Mr. 1Vndils 1;
house until a team could be brought M
from Dashwood. The animal be.
.1
though ronse.t-h•,t cloudy in the
morning it proved on idcaal day for
tiro picnic, and the lake wits vary
calm so that there was boating all
day. A steimcr and a sail boo were
there for the pleasure of picnicors.
All did justice to the luncheons, the
strawberries and oreann being par-
ticularly tempting. In tht evening
Ilse party rode Mouse, satisfied Ural
the eicuic Lad been a deeded success
ind that Lumley picnio to Grind
Bind should be an annual ;affair.
Pink daps, Like 4.t1ls.L iiougk
Obseeel or Cracked Lips, can be
made es soft as velvet by applying at
bedtime, a light coating of Dr.
S,hoop'a Green Salve. The effect on
the lips or skin of this most excel-
lent ointment is always immediate
and certain. Dr. Shoop's Green
Salve takes out completely tho sore-
ness of cuts, burns, bruises and all
akin ubrasious. It is surely "n won-
derful and most highly satisfactory
heallug ointment. In glass jars at
25c. Sold by W. S. Howey.
You hardly reale that it is rued -
;eine when taking Carter's Little Li-
ver Pills; thee aro very e)nall ; no
bad effects; all troubles frorn tor-
pid liver are relieved by their use.
GltANU IBENI;
The weather has taken a change
for telae better.
Chops, and root a, in general, a.r.e
looking fine in this section. and no
doubt with favorable weather con-
ditions, hhey ,will turn out 'a bounti-
ful +harvest.
Grand Bond is growing fast phis
year, as besides all rho new cottages
going up, no less Mon tour .private
dwellings are to be erected of c:m
ent blocks. With the situation we
have heaae, •ve are hound to win: out,
and don't forget it.
Mr. Hemmen 'had the misfortune
to loose n young , fawn least Sunday.
No doubt ttho weather has been chil-
ly for them. He raised three Lawns
this year, but •will now be left with
t was.
Master Ware Oliver and Russell
Patterson ore tin Exeter this week
trying for thigh school entrance_..
Mr. and 'Mrs. Dent. of Mitchell.
arrived n eel a
t their tl r cottag£. for the sum -
met. Mrs. and Miss Jacobs, of Lon-
don, t9a•o otroupy.ing Mrs. Wards cot-
tage for dw•o weeks.
Mr. sand :Mrs. Joseph Gill, also Mr,
a and Mrs. 'Ed. Gill visited friends at
Ailsa Craig over Sunday.
Mr. Smith, our popular ex -black-
smith, has been painting at Maple
Grove for some time and no doubt
has done some artistio work as he
is aa. very nrtistc man himself.
Zurich and Crediton tcelebrated
their civic 'holiday here on Friday
when a grand time was spent by
all. Tho band from Zurich was in
attendance and rendered some fine
music. For amusement rand a good
imo for all, it has all the others
knocked down ,.and out.
WHEN SEVEN MEN DIE.
You know at tenet ono of them
I consumption. At first St was
only oatarnh—but ft was neglected
hen .0atarrhozone" cures so
puiokly it IS foolish to suffer—iVei
a ,shame to keep on sniffeling and
a.wking. Cat:arrhozone gods direct
o tho cause of the diseAse,—that's
wthy its so dead certain to cure. It
tops the cough, prevents that dis-
usting discirnrge, dears the phlegm
ut of the throat in five minutes.
Very pleasant, and safe too; get
Oatarrhozone from your druggist
o -day.
W iNClll_:LSgA
In the report of the school enters
ainment in behalf of the school
ibrary, 'held on Tuesday of list week
he name of R. Coward w•as coupled
ith the cline -actor "the escaped !un-
tie." instead of Oleos. Godbolt. Char -
ie imperaouatedt'he part assigned to
im well, and kept up his character
11 the while he was on the stage.
The Winchelsea Comedy Company
cave received to number of invita�
ions (o put on their plays "Strik,
ng Oil" and "You Rascal Pat" at
ifferent places. The members have
received many congratulations for
heir excellent 'work at the enter,
ainment, rind on Monday, July 2nd,
he company will go to Staffa, whcro
hey w-il' play in the Town Hall. The
looresville people want them and it
expected a trip will be made to
hat burg.
Several from 'here attended the
ionic it S. S. No. 2. Friday after.
oon.
The scheo1 trustees met Battu-
ay night to act on the resignation
t Miss Winona How•ar•d, vvho leaves
t the close of the term to take a
oom in the Exeter public) school.
was decided to take down the por-
tion of the two reams, making one
oom of the whole school, with lir.
IcDou,ratl in charge and not employ
nother leacher for awhile.
The lawn torsial held at the Sun -
trine church Monday evening was a
icrcrosful one kin every (respect.
'then the ladies undertake to make
sue ess of an affair of this kind,
lacy go at it in the right sway.
'hies were 'placed in the driving
xrt, 'nd ever.vone wets gi_t'rn all that
le inner r
:1
rn ndr e
s'
ar d. There were
t r iwberrien in ,'bund ane„ Ilse arks
'ndwi_71rs, pies, tea, etc. After the
upper w,'5 over an extensive pro -
rim • m ••va given in the church. Rev.
.acted nm dhairrnan. Mss Anna
tin, always a favorites nt Sun-
:inc. sang several solos and was
0 1111y enchored, and In the pleas-
ure of her listeners, responded each
me. I1'i roofings •were alto welt
rro0ivul. The Elirnvitlle quartette
coved. Miss .1e1sie Dow of
xctes was le -r accompanist.
he I..I:inville Quartette de
•rt'e+ considerable praise for the
inner in ••thick their aeletetions
ore given. Mlle n1^mbers ,have ex -
I lent voices. The \Von4h'i,n ,,or-
testre displayed their ability and
in 'elections given by them here
well 'received.
.Slims Alice Gourley, who was here w
for some ccks, and left for Win-
nipeg to visit friends, his left there
and returned to Galglry.
Cl 1So'19 CO A = 3 .
Bign.t are
Bears the the A d Y,) Hare Always Btu hf
of Vet.1f4r
longed to Mr. [I. Guenther,
LUML1;S'
ti
S. 8. No. 10, t'aborne, tela their
::nnu.al picnic of Grand Ilene, last F.
eiturckay• Anthems!' it w,as fe'red f
so mins ',lents.' in the vicinity might
affect eller c•hpol picnic, th • txvople lit
showed gr:'.it enthus+lsna and turned
ret in goodly numbers. 'the mu -11
f liked of nntonu.bile ens on heel ci
e1
early do the morning and all 1Iuu -
nuphly enjoyed tar swift .ride. 114 t tl
it eos very heavily loaded and :',
lolly lord not lead Hauch excreter e i
I :to, th^ grew tired, hulked, and r -
Need to go up a steep (hill. Mr --
ever 1111 merry ,ienicers were ,. '
to b; daunted and in n few minul 9
omnibu5,ra itor,. at hind for the co..-
wey:tnce of the pns',e.ng;ar,. On r.••
riving t Grind Ren they four, 1
about 60 isid alrleady assembled. Al-
EI.1111VILLIS
Tho groat event of the eteison, the
annual Sunday Fobool Strawberry
festival is corning off on Moadiy. A
right good time is czpecled. On
Sunday Rev. A. W. barker, Il, D.,
of Camlatehie, formerly •t junior
pastor of this circuit. will •preach
morning 'eel evening. For Monday
a good program is being prepared.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Baker, of Grey,
spent the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. 'W, Coultia spent part
of this week in London.
A large number attended the gar-
den truly :at Sunshine on Monday
evening and report 411 excellent time.
If your stom tett is week.
If your food distresses you,
If you are weak and nervous
Use Dr. Shoop's Restorative ono
month and src what it docs for you,
Sold by \V. S. Howey,
TIIA111ES ItOAD
Twine ;a year there ore doings out
a
our %% sly. The first is when the an-
nual tcu mooting is held in • the
°fence :and the second is the onnual
picnic of S. S. No. 2. The lateen
event came off lust Friday in Thos.
Ifunkin's grove, and on account of
the lowering skies and threatening
rain, the crowd was not as largo as
expected. Along about noon, iC was
almost decided to call the affair off
until Saturday, but the rain lel up
and the original program wee carried
out. About four o'clock the 'worts
commenced, Miss Jessie Hamilton,
the popular leacher, had tilt 'the
events arranged for beforehand, and
the trances of the boys and girls were
gone through with without a hitch.
Fred Hunkin acted as starter and
usually got the little fellows off at
the word "go." Will Monteith and
Fned Ellerington looked lifter the
finishing Tend. Every contestant got
n ,prize so that no one .was disap-
pointed. The following were the re-
sults of (bo races: Class 1, hazel
IIunkin, Elaine Stewart ; Class 2, C.
Montieth, Eddie Riley; Class 3, Jo-
anna Dlontieth, Viola IIunkin, Alda
Westlake ; Class 4, Harold Jeffrey,
Eddie Polar]; Class
5,Jcss1e Hodgert.Rcr
t.
Nellie Stone, Anna Bell ; Class 0,
Llewlland Stewart, Garfield Brown
John Hodgert; CLass 7, Ethel Hun -
kin, May IDarclh ; Class te, Chrissy
Riley, Chas. 'Cowarrd ; CLass 9, May
Hodgert. Rhoda Westlake ; Class 10,
Willie Jeffery, Ilea rnet •Passmore,
Milton Hodgert, Coursey Brown ;
Close 11, Myrtle tliunkin, Jennie
Monlietth, Flossie Passmore ; Class 12
Willie Monteith, Percy Stone, Al -
mor Stewart ; Girls' Sack races:, Et-
hel Rankin, Jessie. Hodgert ; lloys'
suck trace, Jdhn Hodgert ; Kenneth
McNi°ol ; Boys' !boot race, Garnet
Passmore, Milton Hodgert, Kenneth
McNicol. Almer Stewart, Percy
Riley ; Leap frog rare. Alntcr Stew-
art and Coursey Brown, Willie Mon -
Gee!' and Percy Stone, Garnet Pass-
more and Kenneth McNicoi ; Three-
legged 'pace, Aimee Stewart and P.
Stone, Milton Hodgert and Courscy
Brown, Garnet Passmore and Ken.
nebh McNicol ; Egg race", Ethel Hun- d
kin, Nellie Stone. Meryl Snell; Done
key levee, Mater Stewart, Coursey
Brown ; Willie ,Mo nteitel, Percy
Stone; Broom race, Myrtle Ilunkin,
Jennie Mont lebh; Wheelbarrow race,
Willie Monteith, Percy Stone ; Gar-
net Passmore, Kenneth Mclicol ;
Minor Stewart. Courscy I3rown;
ton Hodgert, Claryssie Riley. The
needle race was the last of the races
and brought out seven entries. The
gentlemen Ovid 'to choose fair part-
ners, all of tjte ladies being stationed
ut •Oho othor e,: 1 with pieces of
thread ready 'to thread the needle
carried by the gentleman whom they
wore to assist. Thos Ballantyne was
an way awinne,r in this event, while
Fred hllerington, Jos. Spear and Vic
Snell caine bouncing in together
for socond money. As the winners
'bud to moat the fair ones tho money
was divided.
A baseball game was arranged be-
tween the ladies, with Misses Hamil-
ton and Ballantyne as Captains. As
Will Montieth was cutting out not-
elet' on .a shingle is the runs wero
node, and refused to deliver the
score board, it could not be nscer-
tsined which side won out. Some of
tire ladies aro good, batters ;and
throwers. The decisions of the UM.
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Our classes are much larger
than they were a year ago. The '
public have learned that this is
the best place in the Province
to obtain a Commercial or Short
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FLOUR, FEED
Sc GROGERY
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HARVEY'S STAR"
FLOUR always on hand '
at the same as at
Just received another load ,
of ZURICH FLOUR which '
we will sell at $2.25 per
cwt. at the Feed Store. '
For PURE MANITOBA .
call on us, we sell the best :
mill.
at a reasonable prlcc
pricesthe
Large quantities of po-
tatoes on hand, also seed
potatoes at $t.00 per bag.
GOODS DELIVERED.•
t SHARDY & SON ♦ �
were• not ere rot protested, although he ♦ e
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of profcssaoua1
hill and ono old cat tangled up.
The football game between Elim -
Ile •and Fargnhar was exciting and at
the trill of time by she referee, Cliff
Stxackman, the game was dccla.red a
draw, neither side scoring.
Rain prevented the Kirkton ball
le,im from Doming sides wero
chosen from 'among tare married and
single men. Darkness stopped the
game, and the scone book showed the
benedicts too many far the ohapn
who .arc want to buy icy' cream and
soda water for tiireir lady frriends,
winning out by 10 to 4.
The excellent refreshments 'fur-
nished by the tidies roust not be for-
gotten, .as the long row of tables
fair
l
Toa
Y groaned
•w't
r h
good
things
furnished by them. There aw•ua
enough for 'all and everybody w•is
invited to partake. 71he 'beet of
[cel'ng existed ;:rid a good time w:ts
stent.
When the Lumley pienicers, who
were Fang Jo the Bend, got stranded
on \\•em. Armstrong's till last Sit.
nidus, George Jeffrey eug(ceted t13 U
they hold their picnic in his grove
noir tare river. Ile prnnriscd them,
all tire wetter they could drink, it
hey would furnieh the refreshments,
The Bend was where they wanted to
go and to tire Mend they went.
However they thanked George for
his generous coffer,
Mr. Itialrurd Yellow last week pur-
Ch.ised a bairn from Andrew Camp..
bell. Tire building was moved last
week ond '
ck nlnow
9a
n n plate.
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