Exeter Times, 1912-8-29, Page 1gexali Liver Salts
Tree to its name end afire andpl'eenalnt
n its nation. Drives away "'the 1310es" and
Kull other disorders from the Liver and Stone,
Benne. ,An aid to perfect Health. We refut1l
all money, if it fails, Ask us about it,
Min nr, +i�+yy'' Store 04 . 4240L.1......40144-0',
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Have You Tested its Merits.;
ttriE irrY-Bs.1,GI T11i YBA>~t•. NO 201: L
oot Comfort),.,«,.. ..
e ail'1'arl and ll'reckle Lotionn.
Rezall Liver halts.. « P..., , ..
T ailing& b tus''+wioer(latent)....
Cell .i renins, Toilet Lotions and Waliern
Cole's Drugore 4
(l oxne, of `rite Henan lenleditas,)
Huron it
widalasex Gazette
iELL1. +IR, :ONT , CANADA., THURSDAY MoR IN ' AUGUST 2301 1912
BONES &
leek i- IiQ 32..
lUensa'UU Rink Wins
Hamden Trophy
.Steph.ensonysBink, of
London
dew Winter Coats
tAOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN
We will show you an entire change id °oats for this season.
Great big < heavy . Blanket 'Cloths are the whole thing with large
Collars and Reveres. They are real swagger and quite inannlish in
effect. tteversible and Two Toned Coats are some of the leaders
with very large buttons and side triming. New Shades. Come now
and' see our Winter Coate, it will do you good. Have us lay one
asido for you.
Stylish New Dress Goods
J
All our New Fall and Winter inte Dress Goode are here for your
inspection. They were never better. The best Cloths and Patterns
are jhown.
•
Tweeds
.Acre very strong' for
this season and come in
variety of niixedshade a
in that tony mannas h
effect.
i'i l
, Lir%!14
•
"I�t�//�''�%`� ._•
, is In all colors of Plain Cloths. also the Stylish :Reversible
+ , /411. ,,= Back.
�i: - --1 ,1, ' " Cloths with Plain or Cheek
'T. Whipcords
Are real new and make
up a very swell suit or
dress. All the newest
shades to select from
also, some shot effects
Coatings
R.O. wins South Huron
Trophy..Taman's rink wins
consolation; Silcox & Oke
of London win doubles.
The Bleetcr, Bowlers held their 2nd
ant cel toarnament on Wednendiay
Tleersday and Friday of last week
and- it was a decided eneeese ',(`he.,
weather: did( at look very premising,
at the start there being a misty iraiLyn:
on Wednesday Morning. The reins
Thursday after;noor_-stopped the 'play e
ing tardy for a short +time. The( T;aw-
dea rtrophy' was won ,by/ 0; AM Mol-
IIoneelles rink of He`ns,ail +oormpose[d'
of Ia. Cantina lead Lorne Scott He
Arnold and C. 1A„ 'ALDonfnell skip.•
Tao r«enters, up were Ji Carter :ead',
A, W. Robinson G E. MoTagl orb'
and Dr., ]a'LaTagya.rt &Kiri of, , B�ythl
The game was very interes,tin;. Irl
the first' 'died B. th soared five Shoes
and at; the 12 end 03,yt'h were 9 shote
up on Hensen `wen Beneell scored
en like a8 tend: making B.yth just 2
ahead and the '1:8' endi'teems were ° tie
In (the. 1•9th a now,. on eacli rink \
close to the kitty and measured a
tie.: Them in the 20th Bonsai" malar a
'score •which won thegame making
the score; HensRali 1;9 ;Blyth y.8.;- dBe-
sides the trophy the+' winners Avon a
handsome belt 'eea-lion club bag; In
the Association, event John Steveneen
of toe. London Rowing: Mtn worn out
from 'Ae • A. Langford of ] on:don They leave Thursda morning for the
,tested rij,to a'tout 1:a1f wayywheni 'MisQiola Fxeid l>n Japan, We wisira ,ik o rece'ni;ughter Cp ur erwent ;gin op�ratien
Stevenson after ovzroomi,ng- L°axiew .thein every SuoCess.
ford's good lead j rad.zally +Bialy Mr, LewisCarey spent Sunday at for anpen-31 us imves p.gi favorl-
ahead and; won, 21 to. 15'. -C hie home in Goderich. ably. The operation vas performed.
In the coial:olatio•n event en Exeter Mrs. Russel. Rentable returned to at the teime of Mr. Lina Mrs. ThomaADate ,near Lnoar. tandt Mr. and Mrs.
rink composed of, :W D. Clarke lead, her home in Hamilton after spending
S a couple of weeks visiting with her
Amos Laic (been visiting there fon
J A. Stewart Ile C., aeldon and �V; p g ;several days,.
1 W. Taman skip worn' in. the fine's, mother, Mra..G. Finkbeiner, tirssrs o. itesfiiinsor. add cv: Rodc
from B. Al1erY. #1;' Mills:`D. Archer The people cannot complain. of not of Vicar: visited their sisters:
1 and W. Allensktp of d, Okew: ly6 t £; h here over 5u day.
Tri the Scotch Doibles. 18 couplers 1 Hill Ent Miss Myrtle Cook elf L kef' Id
entered and Silcox 'and, Oki' of Lone
don defeated 1Vfardock and. Johtistone.
of Leeknow In the Fina of
Crediton
Miss Welds Banes is spending a
couple of Jaye visiting friends in In-
diana.
Mr. and il1rs. Robert Sweet attended
the funeral of Mrs, P. Baker' at Grand
Bend o Tusetday.
Miss Mabel Wenzel r'etured home
after visiting friends. inZurieh.
'Rev, Jefferson and 'family returned
home after spending a couple of weeks
at Grand Bend.
Mr, .Emerson Braun of Exeter was
in town one day last week.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Geerg& Trailer of De-
troit are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Silber.
The Dashwood Juniots drove over
Monday evening and defeated the eve been sobd repos}, which cottager
Crediton .Juniors by a. seore of 11- 7. will an erected 11ext spring;. •+
Both teams did poor work. It is soon 'Mr end' Mrs. Oliver who have, '•
time that the Brownies are loo'kingup spent the. past :few months. In Se
Mise Letta Guenther of Dashwood bery are: +speindii g a couple or weeks,
spent Monday with her aunt, Mre. G. here..
Scbooi reope!nts next Thaestday with'
Muss, Witlert' i;n, rbarg�e.
Mr. Russet Patterson' •who' bels
spent the past few' months in the,
west 'Lasa returned hem;
Mrs. Phuaip Baker dived at' her hoe de'
e,,exe ole' Sur.day lass, Mr: and, Mete
Baker +moved into the' village( Tram'
the Townline of Bay and Stephen lase
fall. ISit.'ice that time the deceased,
Las been 1z:, failing health'. The Pure
erne was held on Tuesday service be-
ing had ir. th•e. Preebyte>•ian tihiurcht
Mr. and liras. T. Me Dodds who ha'9'.e
been vis ting Mr. and Aire,. Gerntottiee
leave next week for Fort Erica where
lir. Dodds teaches school : t ' r j
.Miss Bank and Mist Gillett' o
Loodor are visiting Mr, and MeN(
Germatte°.• " ti 3
Mary the 'little e'eveiti sear oId
GR 2 D BEND
The (camping a'ees,on in the most(
poryJar summer resort in K1arada
netirir a •doss Darius the past
week a great many compere haves Tee
'fumed to their homes a,or goad
roads natercl scenery, excellent beaclri
and fine +boating, bathing, incl, astir:'
!fae,xlties Grand Ilend canne44 'be.
excelled and is attrractiag: onrie
from all parts of Canada, and the Vii-
died States, Oamperst have been here;.
from (California, xndiamtn&., 33;zffalo:
Detroit. Montreal Moose Jaw Soak:
Toronto. Brantford, London. ;Berlin
Stratford and a great any other
cities and tewrs and they are all ,lend,
in their.,pralees or the Bend
number of new cottagesware erect-
ed this year and oleo several lone
Fahner.
Mr. and Mrs, Millerweiss, the Misses
Finkbeiner and Ruchty returned to
their homes in Sekewaing, Mich.; aft•
er spending a couple of weeks the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Braun,
-Rev: Thomas Finkbeiner, Professor'
of Languages at the Napeirville 001
lege, occupied the pulpit in the Evan
gelieel Church. last S.nndtay morning.
He delivered an excellent sermon.
rs.' Burn and family returned.
home last week atter visiting friends
in Hespeler and. Tavistock.
Mr. Frazer Braun was in Zurich one(
day last week.
Rev, Melvin Whiting preached his
farewell sermon in the Evangelical
church last Sunday evening, Mrs.
Whiting Leo gave a few remarks.
having enough rain. they are cert .mins
ain .r et in their share ofit.
Miss Wafflewas in a er one
day last week.
School opens next Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Sweitzer re-
Black Dress Goods
An extra fine showing of Blacks are on our counters in all
the New Fabrics.
Gents Ready -to -Wear Clothing
_Boys Ready -to. Wear Clothing
Mens Hats and Caps
Mens Shirts and Ties
Rugs and Carpets
Linoleums and Oilcloths`
Curtains and Blinds
Everything New
D .rFiemau _......16 J. .1 a
Phone 32
Jones & May, Exeter
r-AWDeE1�L m op�y; 1..,,i',.1:.: turned home after camping at the
Preliminary - Bend.
Granton Ridoetewn Mr, Ezra Oestreicher is visiting In
D. RO«oneffe ...cJ. Geo Laino :....,? town for a few days.
Exeter Mrs. jets. -Hodgins accompanied her
W.W Taznan 20 Dr. Robertson 15 sister, Mrs. Geo. Lyne of London to
Etondon yxeter, Exeter and spent a few days with
4,. A. Langford ..:23 N. D Jordon 14 their sisters, Mrs. John Colwill and
Exeter uiinton: Mrs. Sane Smith, and other relatives
SG. 13awden i,s c. E.Dowdirg...i-. and friends.
i Cl';ntor
n,
a ie�' i
enm.pbng at Grand Bends at present:
l'Le annual Harvest 'Home DinrnlFr
of the Corbett Presbyterian' church,'
was held 'Tuesday .evcin cg. A•ddr+es els'
were .gives; by Rev. Dr. Jotnstonl o8
Montreal D. D. Thompror� and S. Aa
•Carriere oft Grand nerd: • The JGreemr
way male quartette (furnished E'is�e
maei o.
' number of. `L"ucart young; ledief
are occnpyite.g Strathrroy cottage:,
7Vtr. Ezrnest Amos is vjsiitiitg hie;
brother e t"Grand't3end!
tEh�e 'last' cam meeting .OE 'the t,-. ,, ?
How A:rou1
YO
Fall Sult?
Dashwood i Miss WinertMiss Irmo Sweet, Exeter,
of 5th Concession, is son was held aft the Auditorium last?
' yiort' 14 visiting wih Sunday evening/. 't Blyth4' and other friends,'
£'th1
c
Dr, M&Taag,;art ...18 .3 A. 11Iceinneald6
L+gO�n•d pr I ucknow'
fl, m4 Seaman ...20 J. D. Murdock 18 to y
Seaforth. 13rusrelg
IC, G-rcig i� 'De C. Ross 12
mfitciieil to • Lucknow�
Wm.. Tiiliott'.....ii 'W. Born e.t.a, ...12
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CENTRAL'IA'
Exeter Starsand Daly's Tine played
a very interesting` and friendly game
on the local - diamond Monday eve,
Th'i honeie to rnwon by thh' sea re of
5 to 2. Batteries: Heywood and Fuke,
Exefer iurichl Duplan and Dempsey. We were
L. G•erilW.c'Glricb n ...alama17 A. E. Hess eter1'ti'
E
H. 14 cDiarmid ...19 W. J. Beaman' 10
tendon •. Ayr
Prank Brown 12 Dr. !Wearier 8
Use: Plymouth
Binder Twine
500 ft. and Gold Medal 650 ft.
The Best is the Cheapest
Gold Medal Hay Fork Rope
3 and 4 strands .will not break
pulleys, Sling Ropes and Hooks
New Brunswick Plaste
Paris and Paroid Roofing.
Kot` Weather Wants
Washing 1V1achines from $7.00 to $10.00
Washing :Machile's as cut $10.00
(ail Stoves from 1,00 to $11.00
Oil Stove ovens from 2.00 to $275.
:Hammocks from 1,50 to $7.50
.'.Screen Doors from 1.00 to $2.00
.Screen Windows from 25c to 400.
,-Charcoal Irons 75c,
HEAAN'S HANDDSTOVE STORE
• First Round ` • t
HEMSTBEET Tr13E HYPNOUT T1 ( Grantor_ • : Exeter
D. Row,ci�iffe .:.....14 W. W. T'arean..1n
Prof. Ilemstreett he noted travel- London Exeter
t
an
gave most excellent A A. Langford ,..IG S. G. i3atvden:..1i]
ling Liv
tS
t �
LO i
Ti
h S.
li
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at the London and laughable performances o os Seaforth�
Masonic Opera. Hoare in Orange op; A. M. Beaman _.15 J. C. Grein; 1;4;
Monday and Txesday night last: Mitchell Exeter
There were large and eithuseas;tio• . Wm: Etliota �3F.: W. Gladman` 1;9
audiences in attendance. The profess,- Goderieb London
sof called on a volunteer; cemeai.ttee 'ii. McDiarned 12 P. Brown! .,.8.1'
and a large rrimber of .young men,
ctuickly sespoimded who wene on the(
stage and were hypnotized and thein,
.the fun ,begat The vast audiences,
were kept convulsed with; laughter; at
the succession of comical antics, made
by the 'boys. 'At the Exeter Opera
1'Ioese. Wednesday and Thursday
.September 4th and 5th_ 1912. iP.d-
'mission 15 cis children, 10h' Reserved
seat& 25c, Plan of Hall at .0016:4
Drigetorc.
DASH WOOD
Mien Emma'•l'iemau and Miss Nevin
of 'London,.visited Mr. Ezra Tiegaen
over Sunday,
Mr;; ,?Walter Granger, of Sarraa, is
yeeiting Mr. Ily13trder
'Messrs Merman Zimmer aa:d Wen.
Miller spent Sur.day at Grand Bend
Miss Leuis Inteeter Los monad, to
Stratford.
,NLiss N. '1710n -tat of Lonctont is (spend'
ing a couple of weeks visiting rel-
atives.
Mr. Geo. Bdigl offer and) family
spent Sunday +avis k !bliss untie:, on the
folurteen•tt
Mr. George Schroeder win • tilnielI "
i '
pleased to see our two injured none]
ers again in uniform. The fielding; of
"Fuzzy" featured. H. Bissett umpired
satisfactorily.
PHAhtEiS 'ROAD -
Rev, Dr. Meldrum occupied the pul-
pit in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day last and the sermon he delivered
was fully appreciated by those that
head himr .
,
'
Bethany Anniversary Services held
last Sabbath was a decided success.
Rev, W, Waldron delivering two very
acceptable sermons for the- occasion
and the singing by Mrs. A. Doupe and
Mrs. G. Williams was appreciated.
J. B. Hoover s of C1i;ni:an default. £tons Mrs. Passmore of Hensall is visiting
C, Meyers o£ St. iaarys by default. Mrs, A, Carom.
Jolen Sfe.enson of London . weir Miss Hazel Richardson of Seaforth
from 0, Webb of Luca.n by defauit;:
Seaforth Goderich
ev::Areen,t' 94 R. McLean ...... -..11
"tLondor.. Dash wood
F. E. Silcox • 1,8 7. Hoffman 17
Bonsai!. . Wingharn
Dr, Silleryi .... 14 tee. M Crawford 8
Hensel" ..Clintozi
G. :McDonnell 15 J Steveesore ...9
Stratford 'Exeter
T. II. McCurdy 1fl: Rev. -Collins 15
Seafart,h. Zurich
3. M. Bask 25 Dr McKinnon 17
Exete.r Stratford
O. 13. Snell ...119 a. II: King 5
ucknow • roderioh
W. Akldn 1' " 19 C. II. Humber 16
t ' • Second Round
Exeter London.
W. W. Taman 17 A. sA Las:gford 1'9.
'Blyth • London
Dr McTa8"rart 12 A. if Roman 1.1
f+lite1e11 Godericht
Wm. E1Jiot:iit .10. !d Diarniid -..... 7
Otin ton London
J. D. Mover ......14 J. Stevenson 1.7
Seafortli London
went an operation some tine ag h iV in Amens 1 LI Silcox 0`2'
piii;e-'low nen ellen t hopes are e. 1s(lemma (lenliens,alL
out tilS recovety.
The Credi ton junior ball team, came
is visiting at Mr. A Campbells.
Miss Richardson. intends moving to
Brandon, Man., with her parent next
All Suutmer Geode, we have put the knife in Prides to the hilt. da eve ing and Dashwoon won,
See our table of Childrene Low Shoes worth up to $1.25 going for 50
cents a pair. Ladiee and Meng low Shoes reduced so low that all our
stnek will soon go.
„e4d1 White Wear at Half Priee.
lEilack and Tan Hose worth 25 cents to clear at% Pairs for 26 cents
Straw fiats 10 cente each. - juet a few yards of fitir yard Aide Flatt.
-Dellettes left for 11 cents per yard. Come in arid see the Bargaintr.
Ask us about tqe Prernier Clream Separator. Bent Machine, Hest
;Price and Best Teems. ,
5hoes our Specialty
Exeter Hogan Store'
Otte Door North of Post Office.
W. F. haVerS
The storm tv'ne one al the worst and,
con ti nil ed the longest for mann lean
Not much, damage was reported how-
ever, The pig pen of Mr. Dan Hangh
was %truck end elle ne We end eleate
tlkKenzie wee also Stvack er. some -
Atoll near Blake for sever'al dayo, dar-
Mr, H. tondo had; ii. lioree eome
Dr. Se Ilery
T. nteGnrtly'
Exeter
Blyth '
Landon
Gensall
Seaforth
13es I,
MeTageent
tIensall
Menet nail
!Teasel I
n. earnplin
Lorne Scott' '
Mitchell
Sea forth
Exeter
Mr. and Mrs. J. Downie, of Winni-
peg were visibing at R. Kydds on Sun
day,
Mr. and Mrs. R. .MacLaren of Hen
sell and Mr and Min J. Rowell& spent
Sunday at El Andusons
Rev F Gardiner was calliug . on.
friends in thie neighborhood one day
tbis week
The Misses Margaret Ratcliffe and
Laura Wisenian spent Tuesday at the
Manse
Miss.Margaret Coward has been en
gaged as...teacher for the coming year
10 Stevenson .. 15
Seaforth
.43 Bent
' Finale
131y en
Garter
been bothering in Willett -tlin party/ Ita soore by ,oyia. ,.. , ,
Locals
3f you have, not ordered
your Fall Suit or Overcoat do
not before you see our Line of
Fall Siaitings' consisting of
Cheviots, Tweeds,
Serges and
Broadcloths
FIT AND STYLE
GUARANTEED
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cole areyisiting.
in Toronto this week, '
This afternoon (Thursday) will .io-e'.
the last of the Thursday half holidays
Mrs. J. Id, Jordan and little daugh-
ter;nf London are visiting the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilley motored i
down from Blyth and spent Sunday
with the formers parent Mr. Richard
Gidley.
Mr. Ernest Harvey has gone to New-
market where he has taken a position
store..
We
wish
ingents furnishing
a
Ernievery success.
Among those who are improving
their residences by reaairs and a coat
of paint are Messrs. Richard Gidley,
Frank Wood and James Creech.
Mr, Maurice Booth of Fort William,
is visiting Mr. Nelson Sheere in town.
They will go to Brantford and Toron-
to prior to their return home.
Mr. Harry Lambrook, .accompanied
by his daughter and son in law.Mr
and Mrs Dennis Halloran, of Brant
ford, motored in and spent Sunday . in
town. .
Miss Betty Brown was taken to
London this week, where she will
undergo treatment for St. Vitas
Dance in the hospital there. Betty
was a favorite among the school.
children; who hope for her a speedy,
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Stewart motored
to Toronto on Monday wbere tney will
take in the Exhibition. From there
MiSS Katheleen will go ,to Burford
where ehe will attend the wedding of
Miss Lillian Amos, a former Exeter
WHALEN young lady.
Mr and Mrs Robert Snoles are lean
ing for the West next week Mr and . BORN
Mrs Albert Gunning spent Sunday GOODISON-Ta Sarnia. August 26th
with them before leaving on their
trip
Mr. and Mrs George Mason spent
Sunday with friends in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs Wrn Brooks spent San
day with her brother James Parks of
Miss Vera, Stevenson of ViTingharn
is visiting friends around here this
week
Miss Nellie Bissett spene the past
week with friends around here
Mr and Mrs George Hera spent
Sunday with friends here.
Me George Squire son of Henry
Squire left for the West last week
Owing to the heavy rain storm Sun-
day the harvest is seriously delayed.
very little oats liaye been drawn in as
EIIRETON
"rho teaeliers Aid of' the Eirkton
Me Medi -et ,charch purposes holding
anniversary servioce en Su aday and
a Festival on Monday September 27th
and •281:11. Mut earticninre later. ;
Walsh arn tehina le the Toronto Ex,,
hillitiOn this week.,
Miss Rath Boyden: a Ilidectown
visiting hot Itrandparents Mr,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodison
LED-Brinsley, Tees,day August 18th.
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee a
110D GISTS -21st con MeGitlivraY.
Sunday Auge ISM to Mr. areo Mrs.
George Bodgins a son,
STEWA.RT-At Farquhar on Satur-
day Aug 24th to, Mr; afrd Mrs
MARtnenn
CANN--FERGIISON-In Exeter on
Wednesday August 28, by Rev. E.
G. Powell, Miss Mary E. Ferguson.
to Sylvannais V, Omen, both of
Exeter,
HAGGATII--CHAPMAN--In Eamon
ton, on Wednesday, Artausb 14th,
Fred Haggath to Miss Chapnatan of
Edmonton. They will reside in
DIED
Gilbert Bice formerly of lieGrillie
vray eged 90 years 10, Months,
FENW PCIt G all Lake Mare Soho
Venwiek aged 70 years. FortnertY
at Sarqota
ALE;NANDRII-On. the N. E. 130 of!
tshorne on Sunday' August, 25th'
Robert Alexander aged Ki• y,oars
.and montla.
Our Madeuto=Meas.
ure Department is till.
ed up with the Latest
Goods. 300 Styles
and Patterns to choose
74
Gents'
urnis ings
We also have a First
Class Assortment of
SHIRTS, COLLARS
TIES, SOCKS,
SUSPENDERS,
UNDERWEAR
.W.TAMAN
THE NIFTY TAILOR