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NINETEENTH YEARS,
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAR.. 22, 1906.
1
IF YOU HAVE
MONEY LYING IDLE
We extend to you a cordial invitation to be-
come a Depositor in the Sovereign Bank of
Canada, Deposits of $1 and upwarcls roceivecl.
Interest paid 4 Times a Year.
A Safety Desposit Vault at your disposal.
the Sovereign Bank at Canada,
JOS, SNELL, Manager at Exeter, brediton, Dashwood, and Zurich.
INEEMEMMOIMY
CARLING BRAS.
Spring Goods are arriving every day.
We are ready in all departments for the spring, rush.
Come and examine our goods, It is a pleasure to
show them,
Silk Waists—White or black with the popular embroid-
ered work on them; 7 different styles; all good. value, $2;'3, 4
ourvestings have that soft silk finish
Testings X11 y
which is very popular.this season. They are plain, polka
dot and figured, 15c, 20c, 25c.
Shirt Waist Suitin gg s—In the cotton and linen effects we,
have an exceptionally nice display. Ginghams, , perfect
washers for 121-2c: Mercerised ginghams, perfect washers,
for 15c to 25c; Linen suitings, white or cream, 20c to 45c.
"ASTORIA SHOES'"
We are the people" eo , you can get them from here.
P P
Everyone knows they are the best shoe on the market. Once
the rice of cheap shoes.
worn, will coni once Dot. Only price p
CARLING BROS.
AOALLs
At Winchelsea Store will surprise you
This store has now assumed somewhat of the appear-
ance of an up-to-date.estabishment. Our turnover of
the entire stock and store furnishings during the last
three weeks has added very materially to the appear-
ance of our store, and a deal more to the convenience
and comfort of those who do their shopping here.
BOOTS and SNOBS
Don't fail to see our new and extensive stock of, boots
and shoes just opened up. You will find here the
celebrated Heavy Shoes made by : Williams of
Brampton, Everyone guaranteed to wear well or
your money back,
Women's and Children's shoes in almost every needful
style and quality.
CO W ARD & BLOOIVIFIELD
Produce taken as Cash.
Medical
A F. MALLOY, M. B. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER
tl• College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former Huse Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on
first street north of office, Exeter, Ontario.
Legal --
illb$SON & CAItLING, BARRISTERS, .50LI01- Eight acres of Land, a good barn, also a good gat.
H / . tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioner& den with all kinds of fruit, This place is situated on
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc. Thames Road, North Exeter. Immediate possession
Molloy to Loan at lowest rates of interest. given. For particulars apply to
To Rent.
ABOUT THE ADVOCATE.
It is seldom ,that the ADD-OC<1TI?
speaks of itself hut at this' particular
time we feel that a tew words concern,
ing our rapidly increasing circulation
wall not be taken amiss and itis With
a ;justifiable pride we give expression
to the progress we are attaining in this
particular hie,ncliofour beat ness.; We
crave the indulgence of oer refider•s in
referring to this Matter but to adver-
tisers and those who need to advertise
we have no apologies to make, k,,now-
ing fall well that they appreciate one
efforts and caa at' least feel that they
arre being amply paid in return for
the money spout for advertising in the
columns of the ADVOOATE.
For some time the ADVOCATF4 hats
been made to stand in a false light re-
garding its circulation and it is'to dis-
abuse the public mind of this false im-
pression that we -refer to this matter.
To he plain we can say that the ADVO-
CATE reaChee more home , to -they and
enjoys a considerably larger circulation
than any other paper ever publishediti
this district, there being added tonne
previously lar:a;list over 800 n
eew
names since OctobiTTWit. This is no
attempt at boastful misrepresentation
but simply a plain' statement of facts
and to strengthen our claim and verify
what we say, we invite an examination
of our lists. They will speak for them-
selves. They are open for ,inspection
any time, We have earnestly''striven
to make the ADVOCATE a paper wor-
thy of the town and surrounding
country, and by the aid n£ our able
staff °of correspondents who have so
largely contributed to the A-ovOCArt'S
popularity'tve have succeeded in bring-
ing about that end, and to them we ex-
tend our hearty thanks. The mer-
chants and -business igen generally
have shown us by their warm -support
that they fully- appreciate our ,efforts
in this direction. We thank there and
the general public for the hearty .and
liberal support given us and:promise
them if they are advertisers a still
wider circulation; if readers, a still
better paper in the future than in the
past. We know no standstill so long
as there is a field to fill.
One acres of land with a good frame house and a
stable on Alexander street, North Exeter. Immedi
ate possession given. For particulars apply to
WM. NORTHOOTT, Hay
For- Sale.
Offices, Main street) Exeter, WSf. NORTFIOOTT, Hay P. 0.
I. R. °Annie, B.A., L,' IL Dierrsor
MONEY TO LOAN. ��
1 lt Wo have a large amount of private funds to loan
on farm and village properties at low rates' of inter-
est.
GLADSIAN & STANBURY,
Barristers, Solicitors,Main st.. Exeter On
Money To Loan.
I. have private funds to loan on farm and village
properties at lowest rates of interest.
EitNESTIOT
Office opposite Central note, Alam st•,'l;xeter
LLOYD' P, JONES
Organist and Choir Master of Mit. hell Methodist
Church. Teacher --Piano, Organ, Voice, Harmony.,
Modern methods. Thorooehness
Property for_Sale.
A fine pasture farm in the Township of Hey, neat
Sarepta; one hundred sores 86 sores Medea, frame
house end good stable, good water, etc.,
Another 100 acre farm for sale, in the township of
ilshorne,ssuth of Ellin ville,coayenient to sehootwell
dr•atnod, smallorchard, 10 'agree bush, frame house,
barn, stable and grateare. •
Apply to
SANDERS & oto ou., . Tilketet'.
For Sale.
That well drained, well iniproyed and truly up-to-
date farts, being composed of Lot No. 11, in the 7th
concession, in the Township of Biddulph, in the
County of Middlesex coma ning.160 notes of land:
situated= the premises are a good 2 storey brick
house, bank barn 00x40, cement hog pen, wind mill
and goodyoungorchard. This is truly a most desire
ablero rerty, well supplied with water, eonyenient
to school and chl,rches and one of the most improyed
farms in the County of Middlesex F'or further pile.
tferrlars apply to
PATRICK.WIIELIHAN, DICKSON & CABLING,
Whalen P. 0. Barristers Etc., Exeter.
FARM FOR SALE:
The undersigned is offering for sale that desirable.
farm in the township of Stephen, being Lot'', Con.
cession 4, codteining 100 scree of first elms land.
There is on the >rennees a good brick house, 2 bank
barns, driving shed, good young orchard, two never.
falling wells and ether eoneehiencesl the land is well
drained and fenced and 15 all under cultivation.
Will be eoidcheap and on easy terms ns tho proprie-
tor intends going west. Apply to
F. W. BAITER, Crediton East.
FARM FOR SALE,
we felt it weeld not, be predent.toadd ,
to your burdens, and therefore eon -
eluded that this suit case would 'bo It
convenience that you could not refuse.
In the itinerant life you have so lately
adopted you will often need an article
bf this cleseiiptinn,. Please accept this
gift ail Ynit• hands. S'Ve do not wish
you to trc asnr•e it as a memento but
to wear it out in service, and when,
through hinrot•able service,its useful-
ness is no lunger apparent, ;return to
Exeter and we will cheerfully furnish
you with another. Yo,o will be`anhle-
tees to appear in attractive and superb
apparel as you will no doubt meet with
many strangers and a neat appearance
it hrlpfiil inivnhd business success, we
would tll t.ernre advise that yon keep
your finest raiment in this case. Un-
less rlx•iven by..dire necessity never use
it as a gold bag, or, furniture :box, or
teittle ear. ' Et will have a longer lease..
i,I lire if used for the single purpose
which we have already suggested, All
the members of the Board join itt wish-
ing yon unbounded success iu the new
and ambitious province which you've
selected as yoiir future houre. Our
prayers will follow and accompany
you through the years. Keep close to
the foundations of the faith of our fath-
ers and mothers. You and your be-
loved wife will be greatly missed and
if people up yonder fail to give yoti the
'treatment ydu deserve, you will al-
ways fired a hearty welcome in Main
St. Exeter: We anticipate that you
will never be without plenty of friends.
Y'onr genial nature, winning smiles'
and engak-ingpowers of con vers ►tion
will win in any well org)uiized com-
munity. Rest assured that your names
will be engra ven upon ' one- memories
and we hope; by God's grace, to per-
petnete in heaven the associations
formed' upon earth.
W. GODW?f7IN,Superintendent.
.airs. H. trooper spent Monday in
Olin ton,
Art Wood of London was here over
Sunday.
Aliss Wickett of London is the guest
of Mrs. Going,
Mr, Loft .of St. Marys visited Mr.
%Variug on Sunday.
Miss Jean Murray visited relatives
in Henson over Sunday.
ie' u rani vxsit ed
Rev, A. J; Fowl f E '
relatives here last week.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS Miss Mabel Follicle of St. Mit.rys was
visiting at her home Sunday.
Address and.Presentation.
Hiss 1tIerri:l' Gould has taken a posi-
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (1 Huston 1 tino as tumbler in Blyth, -
and family left Saturday for h.ughy, Miss Lela and Atny 'Johns spent.a
North Dakota, where they will makefew daye in London this week,
their future hone-, On Thursday eve i M. J Ls. Walters, is in 1laronton and
ping last the trustees of Main street I .Toronto this week=orb business.
Methodist church met at the home of I
Mr. H. Huston and presented W. 0.
with an address aand.a handsome sni i
case in recognition of'nis faithful pea::
formanceof duties in connection with
the church dtiring his residence here.
W. O's friends here regret his depar-
ture but trust that he may meet with
the best of success in the West. The
following is the aidress:
W. 0. Huston and wife.. — The
members of the Quarterly Official
Board of Main street chureh. Exeter,
have met on this occasion to do you
the honor of a social evening and to
express our regret at your departure
from among us. The efficient services
you have rendered to the church can-
not be too highly appreciated and
words hut poorly express our gratitude.
We desire to manifest our esteem by
some tangible token, but were at con-
siderable loss to know what would be
suitable to persons contemplating a
journey to the great Northwest, and
having so many treasures to transport,
Sale Registers®
THURSDAY, MCH: 22.—Village Property, House-
hold effects, driving outfit, etc., the property of Sirs.
Wm. Hawkshaw, Exeter. Sale ata o'clock. John
Gill, amt.
SATnaDA9, MAncn 31st,—Stock, Feed, Implements,
Household Effects, Etc., the property of Henry
Statham, Huron Street, Exeter. Sale at 1 o'clock,
H. Brown, Auctioneer.
Teesunr, April 8rd. Household effects, the property
ofAiignst Sweitzer, Crediton East. Sale at one
o'clock. John Gill, Auctioneer.
S•tTnnvar, March 24th.—Horses and cattle, the prop-
erty of Messrs. Dow and Tennant. Sale at Alex.
Dow's, Exeter, at one o'clock. H. Brown, Amt.
Farm for Sale or Rent for Pasture
the undersigned is offering forale the farm prop.
erty in. the township of Biddtielph, Lot 9, North
Boundary containing .184 acres. This farm is divid-
ed into two seotiohs, 100 hems and 04, and will be
Bold together or separate. There is in the 100 sore
lot a brick hoose two bank barns, orchard, ten acres
hardwood bush, Two never -failing wells, wind the
attached t0<one, and other conveniences, ' On the 01
t
n '
acre lot there is a bank barn 40x70 feet and aboutO
acres hush.
This property will be sold cheap Widen easy terms;
Apply to. JOS. E. KELLY, Whaloh.
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent for pas-
ture Lot 26, Con. 2., Usborne, containing 100 acres,
of first•class land, situated 21,4 miles from Exeter.
For particulars apply to
W. M. BLATCHFORD Exeter.
Township of Stephen
'School. Notice.
Public Notice ishereby given that a By -Law to
divide Public School Section No. 1„of the Township
of Stephen, into two sections, will be considered by
tbe Couneil of the Township of Stephen at the Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday, the 2nd day of April,
1900, at Ten 5. na„ at which all persons interested
will be heard.
HENRY EILi1CR,
Township Clerk,
MarchOtl, 1000.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate' of Eliza-
beth Turnbull, late of the Township,
of Stephen, in the County of Huron
widow, deceased,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Sec.. 88 of Chap.ter 129 of the Revised Statutas of Ontario, 1897, that
511 creditors and others having claims against the es
tate of the said Elizabeth Turnbull, who died on or
about the 9th day of neo., 1011, are, on or before the
14th DAY or APRIL, 1906;
to send by post prepaid, or deliver to Kentreth Good-
man, of the town of Parkhill, in the County of Mid-
diesox, Solicitor for the Executrix of the said do•
clamed, their chrietian name and eurnames, ad•
dresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their
(Anima, a statement of their actounts and the nature
of the securities (if any) hold by them.
And.further take notice that after the day last
aforesaid the said executrix will proceed to dia-
tribute the assets of the said deceased among the
carties entitled thereto, having regard only to such
laims of which notice shall have beeniveu as
above required, and that the said Executrix will
not be liable for the Said nssots or any ppart thereof,
to any person or persons of Whose olaii01s notice
shall net have been reeoived by Mein at the time of
such distribution.
ALICE LOVE, Extentrix,
ley It1N1liTit GOODMAN, her Solicitor.
Dated this 20th day of Starch 1000.
Mr. `Wilt Wilson is visiting in Lis-
t, *wel and• Dorbani for a few days. •
�:Vliss Olt'rt Quance has. resutued her
situation
as milliner at Dash wood.
Mr. W. H. Campbell, Exeter north,
left,Thursday last for Kinistino, Sask.
Mrs. M. Gill; who has been visiting
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SANDERS & OB.EEcl , Prop'r
tat -I140. :OUT
OURTTJ
N NEXT
Bverythixlg must he sold as we are
going out of business:
SALIE IS ON oma.
Anyone desiring more than their money's.
• worth, come at once.
GREAT AR AINS
are in store for you, as everything is
REDUCED IN PR. .
W. Kerr, rediton.
Crediton
Miss Lizzie Rutz of Parkhill is yieit-
ing her sister; Mrs. Ohm. Zwicker.—
Mrs. Clu-istian Either and son, Chas.,
of Zurich spent Sunday here, as- guests.
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of Mr. and Mt•s. Win. Wenzel. ---Young
Bros. have made some itnproverrlents
to the interior of their hardware sture.
—Garfield Lawson is very ill, but we
are pleased to report that he is ,recov-
ering under the skilful treatment of
Dr Haist.-:-itlx•s. Daniel Oestreieher
and the Misses Melinda Trick and
Hannah Fin kbeinerare visitilig tuiends
in Tavistock.—The Literary Society
Will meet at'the President's home en
Friday evening, •March 28. Two in-
teresting papers will be given. The
Literary conceit to he given on 80th
inst., promises to ecli.pse.auy ever giv-
en in Crediton. Do not frail to hear
Fax the popular comedian.—August
Sweitzer•, who recently sold his house
to Mr. Joseph Borst, is having it sale
of his household effects on Apr hard.--
The Court of Revision -re the Mud
Creek Drain was held it) toe Town Hall
on Saturday. The work of those. who
I had: the drain business in hand, seems
to have been very satisfactory, Onlv.
tt o -:light chain e- wi;1 e made, --Tire
revival meetings which have been held
1 in the Evangelical,church the past
eight weeks closed on Sunday evening
Dashwood
Dail. Mclsaaae left on Monday for
Clifford, where he has secured a situ-
ation as blacksmith.—Louis Kleinstiw
er is visiting his daughter, Mrs. 'Ed-.
Edighoixer at Bad Axe, Mich; --=Mr.
Ann Mrs. E. P. Paulin attended' the
Temperance Convention at Hensailon
Monday, as did also Rev. Clemens. G.
Kellerman and Mr. oe streicher. Mr.
Panliii was appointed Secretary of the
Anti-Basrrnonr. League which was or-
ganized there that dey.--Geo. Edig-
hotter has purchased a fine Westside
colt.—Bert Pilkey wears a pleasant
smile the past week, his wife having
presented him with a little baby girl.
Both mother and child are doing .nice-
ly.—Miss 011ie Quance of Exeter has
resumed her position with J. Teller
man as head milliner.—Louis Moser is
busy gattiering his things together pre-
paring to move to his farm be recent-
ly purchased front Jacob Ort, north of
the Zurich toad on the Bronson Line.
—John Grnybeil of Zurich spent Sun-
day with his family here.—The Y. P.
A. Meeting on Sunday evening led by
Miss Lily Hartleih was very instruc-
tive and interesting.—Ezra Bender has
f•nrnrnenced to learn the Cinsxnithing
i.
at E.. P. Piaulitrs:-;t'Pe,lxope.hzra'may
1 sncct'ed which no doubt he will.
is beim w1a et) elf tiro d that t
]relatlVeS at 1'E liaise, has rettirucd to after beteg the most successful known g tsp ton Sew
town.
Mrs. John Morgan of Usborne is vis-
iting Mrs. Poplestone in Blyth this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Sweet of Clinton.
are spending a few days with relatives
in town.
The Masses Shirray of Hensall spent
Sunday here, the guests of the Misses
Johns.
Mrs. 0. A. Annis of Port Union was
the guest of Mr. F. W. Oollins for a
few days.
Mrs. R. 11. Collins attended the fun-
eral of Andrew Young in Seaforth
Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Ford left Wednesday for
Toronto, owing to the illness of Mrs.
Wm. Westaway. --
Dirs. Wm. Parsons left last week for
Langdon, N. Dakota, where she will
remain for a few months.
Mr. Ed. Hooper went to Toronto on
Monday on business in connection
with the Workman of the World.
Mr. Geo. Gillies left Tuesday for
Brantford where he will spend a few
days prior to leaving for the West.
Mrs. Adolphus Hooper -of the Lake
Road is visiting in Toronto, leaving
here Saturday morning.
Miss B. Johnston, of the Seaforth
Sun,' was the guest of Miss Jean Hawk-
shaw Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Horne and daughter left last
week for Milverton to reside with the
former's son, Mr. E. W. Horne.
Mr. Russell Southcott of St. Thomas
arrived here Saturday. Russell in-
tends going to Winnipeg shortly.
Mrs. R. R. Rogers and children have
returned to Ohicago after a visit with
Mrs. Roger's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ed.
Christie.
Mr. Thos, Dayman visited in Kippen
Tuesday. Kis little son, Georgie, ac-
companied him and will remain there
Some time.
- Mrs. Boon of Toronto and Mrs, Gra-
harp of St. Marys have returned to
their respective homes .after a visit
with Mrs. John White.
Mr. John Thompson, accompanied
by Mrs. Thos. Thompson, of Elginfield
visited his sister, Mrs. Wm. Hawk
shaaw, over Suaday.
Mr. I. R. Bissett of Delhi and Miss
Ethel Bissett, who has been visiting in
Norwich, arrived on Monday owingto
the illness of their brother, Harold.
Rev. R. J. M. Perkins left Monday
for Woodstock to conduct Lenten ser-
vices in that city Wednesday night.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Perkins,
Mrs. Southcott and little son and
daughter, who have been in California
for some months, have started for
house and ere expected to arrive here
the latter part of the Week.
Mr. A. Moore, who has been with
Messrs. Snell & • Rowe as dry goods
clerk, left Monday evening for OWen
Sound„ where he has accepted a similar
situaltion. 4 New -
Messrs. Wm. Yager and Wm.
contbe left on Saturday night for Wile
tote City, N.Dak. where the former in-
tends remaining for 'a time. While the
latter .Will visit different points In the
west with a view to securing a desir-
able place to locate and start the bar-
bering business.
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in our midst for a long time. Some
185 have found grace. The revival
meetings in the Methodist church are
proving quite a success and we hope
they will do much good. The recep-
tion services -of the new members will
be held in the Evangelical church next
Sunday morning and will no doubt be
impressive.—We are pleased to state
that Mrs. Christian Beaver is recover-
ing from her illness.—Quilting bees
are the order of the day.—Thos. Treve-
thick, our local issuer of marriage lic-
enses, had better be prepared as there
are the usual indication that "there'll
be something doing in the good old
summer time."—Thos. Zwicker was in
London on business Monday.—Joseph
Heist has bought a fine team to work
on his brick yard.—On Friday evening
a large _number of young people as-
sembled at the home of Mrs. Alma
Chambers and Mrs. Jno. Chambers on
the 8th con., to' spend the evening,
prior to their departure fax' the North-
west., Mr. Win. England, on 'behalf
of the company assembled, read an
appropriate address and presented
them with a beautiful present. Af-
ter lunch had been served the remain-
der of the evening was spent in tip-
ping tbe usual fantastic step. : We
wish these people who have proved
worthy citizens every happiness and
prosperity.
art has the bast assortment of Room Rugs
suui Carpets in town.
BIRTHS
RA.�Ni13.—In Hensall, on Mar. 11, to
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ronnie, a son.
Florio NS.—In McGillivray, on Mar. 8,
to Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Hodgins," -a•
daughter.
0ANN.—On Thursday, Mar. 8th, to Mr.
and Mrs. H. Cann, formerly of Exet-
er, a son.
Iaiona 1i.—In Hay on March 18, to Mr.
and Mrs. .Alex. Ingram, a daughter.
OLIVER.—On March 8th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Oliver of Stephen, a.
daughter.
BATitAar.--On March 14, to Mr,. and
Mrs. Henry Batram, Stephen, a son.
HoDGINs.—On March 6tb, to Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin .Hodgins, McGillivray, a
daughter.
KAY.—In Colorado, on Feb. 13th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Kay (nee Annie Stew-
art), a son.
DEATHS.
COURSEY.—In Lucan, on Mar: 15.
Sarah, wife of Richard (Joursey, • sr,.
aged 64 years, 8 months and 22 days.
CROSS—In Luean, on March 18, Wm.
' Cross, aged 38 years,
SAP TIME
W ILL
SOON
BE
HERE
So the Weather Man Says.
i.._ SapPans
Fails s
Sap
Sap Kettles Sap Spiles
Pails our own make,10c.
Sap,
Leave r Pans well made
ave orders fo a to
any size.
Heaman'sHar:dwre & Stove Store.
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