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SIJrilla Trlit
Tlas spring trade this year pronlises
Finest Clothing Materials in
to be heavy one, and we are ProPar"
ea for it with a full supply of the
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Etc.
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot he excelled,
Try us for your new Spring Suit.
•W W TAgAN.
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
ONE-WAY SECOND-CLASS SETTLERS
EXCURSIONS EVERT TUESDAY
March 14th to April .25th. inclusive,
via Grand Trunk Railway System from
ALI points In Ontario, Kins'atpn and
West to principal points in Saskatche-
wan, and Alberta including points on
Orand Trunk Plushly Railway. The
Grand Trunk its the OillY cloaft-tmek
routs to Chicagp .
Full Information, tickets, and
trated literature tram Grand Trunk
Agents, or address J. D. McDonald,
District Passenger Agent, Union Stat-
in, Toronto, Ont.
NYAL S
On 4 Medicine means 'It is right,"
IVe obtained the distributing agency for
l'sii,•ar$ Family Remedies because during
alt t years that they have been on
the nurse« They have been fOund gOod.
That is just the eart of preparp tionst
we want to handle—things that have
been famed goad by lon trial. There
are over eighty Nyal's Retriedies—too
Many to name here. We wish to call
your special attentiOn, though, to
NYA.L'S PURIFIER for ALL I3LOOD
.AND SKIN D1SEA.SES.
NAYI.,'S KIDNEY PILLS and !ITAL.'S
STONE ROOT COMPOUND tor KID-
NEY AFFECTIONS, LAME BACK. etc.
NYAL`S VEGETABLE PRESCRIP-
TION. THE PEERLESS REMEDY FOR
DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
NYAL'S PILO, A SOOT„.1-1ING AND
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR PILES
NYA.L'S SALVE, FOR SORES,
WOUNDS, SCRATCHES, BURNS, ETC.
—THE I4NDIESP AND, MOST USE-
FUL THING YOU EVER HAD IN THE
3IEDICINE CHEST.
Come to us when eleeireneed ahYthing a
gooddrug store ought to have—it's;
here, and we'll take pleasure in show-
ing how well we can serve you.
VC 11011EY, Plat
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 50
LADIES!
One week more for our special 10e;
china bargain sale.
No article on the tables more than
10c.
OUR STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY
ORANGES, BANANAS were never
as large as right now, and toO, we
have a new stock of Fancy Iiiisctilts
which are going fast.
ST. PATRICKS AND EASTER POST-
CARDS by the thousands, they are
beauties. Conte here for your cards.
We have hundreds of small articles
too numerous to mention.,
DON'T 'FORGET TEAT WE GIVE (1
PREMIUMS with all our dreg prepa-
rationeour pries are nia higher than,
elsewhere, still we give premiums..
It will pay you to delop lin often, and h
see what you cam pick ta,p for little 4
money. • i
New St. Patrick and Easter cards just
opened. _ c
Come in and letak around .
Nriarveril"gr'grIF
LOCAL DOINGS.
Mrs P. Mac le is on the sick it at
Present,
Mrs. Those Elliott is confined to her
roOne *through iteepari.
Me. John Gillespie has been oit duty
this, Week, owing to illaesa.
A number of Exeter boy si attended the
carnival in Seaforth on,Fridayt'Slight.
After 'bars 8t down, tor two weeks
the foundey has resumed operations on
Moaday, ,
Mr. Wesley Dearing ,ot • Stcpiteu ia
eoetined to his bed suffering t rout a
severe attack of labago.
efre, Frank Cote s of 'Osborne le con..
fined to her bed, -suffering from a ee-
vere attack of broeschites.
13eatriee and Oliver Hodgert entertale-
ed a ube t tdieliietriends to our -
prise party on Friday night,
Mr Harold Swans ot Edea addressed
Me. T. E, Handford'e class in the Main
Street church Sunday after -eat -411 -
.MA, 13. W. F, Beavers will build a
house
ea the land north of the Maiu st.
ceureh, He purchased this property re-
eeretier. e
Messrs. M. Salter, M. Southcott and
R. May coeducted the service in Cen-
tralia Methodiat Church on SentleY
neening.
. load of Eseterites cettendedc„the hoc-
key maten tr Hensall between Crediton
ad Zurich. Friday night, when the lat-
ter team won," 11-5.
Ed. Anderson of Seeforth, eon'‘of Mr.
George E. Andersen of tEeetere ,won he
mile championship skating race tor boys
00. I--aday night in Seatorill.
Mr. W, Blatchtond ort, Saturday
purchased dr. Jae. Richairdscea res.
idence on William Street. Mr. Richard -
eon goes west again in a shprt time.
Mr. Wm. Snell, wile has been resici-
I,ng in Mr, Thos. Betts residence on
Gilley at. hag moved with his family
ihto Mrs. Maitiesbn'e house on Will-
iam Street.
Dogs killed twenty-threc hens for
Mr, A. Q. Bobler on Saturday and Sues
tliy. Had they pot been disturbed in
;itch' work the lose would have been,
taseh greater,
-efr, and Mrs. W J Vance announce
the marriage of their daughter Selena
Alberta to :Nit., Johr4 Simmons 451 Hibbert
The marriage to take Plac0. on, Wednes-
day March 15th.
A =tuber of the youngl people gave a
surprise party to Mr, Hiram, Shap to
oe Monday evening. We are pleased ,to
report that Zr.'eShapton Is recovering
from his recent fllaees
M,r. Albert Andrew last week rented
his farm near Elinivilic to Mr, John
Herdman. Mr. Andrew will move to
town, and may probably take a peos-
pecting trip west this summers
.The winter picnic ot tlee 10,in Street
church people was held on Friday even-
ing at the home of Mr./ Adolphus Hoop-
er, Lake Road, when a most enjoyable
time was spent by those present,
instructive, impressive, entertaining
Bunyante Pilgra,m's Progress in Pic-
ture and Song, will b'l presented to the
citizens of Exetdr in Samoa street'
Methodist church, on, Monday evening,
March lath, by Re'. P.,SI,. Wilkinson ot
Aylmer, Ont. A Silver Collection at the
door.
Rev. Mr, Powell -of Mainstreet church
will occupy the James street pulpit on
Sunday morning next, and Rev. T. L.
Wilkinson of Dunville, In the evening. -
The latter will occupy the Main street
pulpit in the morning. Rev. R. Hobbs
is in Kingsville assisting Rev. Walter
Millson in evangelietleal services.
Renewing his subscription to The Ad-
vocate from Qlds, Alberta, on Feb 2.7,
Mr. a Bagshaw says,— We move out
on the homestead at Morrin, Alta., 65
miles east, on far. lst. We have had
very cold weather this winter, as low
as 58 below zero. The last three days
have been, a regular blizzard. It is noth-
ing new to see frozen noses around
here.
Mr. Samuel G. Lamport, who for a
number of years has .conducted a general
store in Clandeboye, last week sold the
business to 1408E013., McKenzie Bros. of
Lobo. Mr. Lamport has been in very
nor health foe some time, suffering
rom inflammatory rheumatism, eonse-
uently has been obliged to sell. Mr. and
Mrs. Lamport have decided to move to
Exeter to reside.
t
Mr. 'William Baker o,n, Saturday sold
is 100 acre farm, being Lot! 7, COIL
Stephen to gr. John James °ern-
s!: of th,e same township for a 'sum,
n the neighborhoed , of $7000. Mr.
ornishtgets possession on April lst.
fr. Baker will have a sale shortlye and
will move to Exeter tO reside for a
erne east.
Mrs. Alfred Bowie, Mr. and Mrs. W.m.
Bag -shave, Mrs. Fred. Hogarth of ,Ex-
eter and Mrs. Elston of Centralia- at-
tended the funeral of Nellie Singular
With of Hugh Fraser of near Ailsa Craig
which took place on:Monday. Deceased
formerly resided in, Steplaen and learn-
ed_ millinery- with Mess Horne, conse-
quently Will be remembered by many
Exeter residents. She had not been 'en-
joying the best oe health for a year
but was -seriously 111 only three weeks.
She was married five ,years ago and is
survived by her husband, six brothers,
two sister, and her mother who' is 90
years of age. itfrs. Bagshaw is a sis-
ter of deceased and Mrs. Bowie, Mrs.
Hogarth and Mrs. Elston rileces.
SHOOTING A,CCIDENT.—Mr. James
Dearing of Stephen had a narrow es-
cape from serious injure --on -Thursday
.'act. He was out shooting with a
double-barreled shot gun add when dis-
charging one of the barrels it burst,
wit', the re,sult that tete Uttte finger
of leis left hand was broken and his
finger otherwise PainiullY injured.
Powell's Bazaar'
J. WILLIS r0-‘-vELL, Proprietor.
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THE STOCK I carry
contains all the new lines for
the Winter Trade,' corming from
the hest mills in the world.
THE WORK We turn
out is cut, arid fashioned in the
* tile style prevailing the day you
are measured.
ET Everything
the vei'y latest and, best -when
ou let us teake-clothes for you.
- which are PrOteeted:. 'all
,,Ontario," ;to .be kllled Itelt*fte'r
GovernMeet ofeieialse
bock steeaneeieenel
• • , the
Legia-
, L4.
eZfCCt season
Lor
000 extend-
ed H1 -17i deitie!'and ithe keaeOni. foe, killing
ineteeat!e*ilfh,e;',..,Sdeterided
Ol'efeetetc
ridgte,
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i --VISITORS
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Mese Lela. Gould was in London On
Moneley
',Mrs. Harry Parsonspent Mooday ,111
Lceedon.-
Mtel. Thos. Cornish is visiting in t.
this week,
Garvey ACheson of London was home
over Sunday.M. ,
W. t, Blatchford wont to Clio -
ton Saturday.
Sohn Mellott was in London on
Thursday last,
Miss Jarrott visited Miss May Rive
ces over Sundae-.
Miss Della Kestie has taken a Poe-
'tiaa in London.
Miss Edna Follick visited in St.
Mary e last week.
"tkiiss Jessie Creech visited in Len -
dee part ef 'the week!
-"Nirs. E& cud -more of Kippen visited
T, Prior's tat week.
hiss Winnie Huston, milliner,, has ac,.
eepted a situation in Harailton,
Ed. Anderzon and .TollPiper of Sea -
feet I were in town over Sunday..
Mrs. Wilson of London is visiting
see •daughter, etre. W. D. Clarke,
Saeeturned trent Seatorth last
We0iC. being somewhat indispOsed.
Rev. Fletcher, Rev. Sharp, and Mr,
Strang went to Blyth ItiondaYinight
Enoch Rteweliffe has accepted 4
Paeltion With the l',XeClarY Co. London,
M. Will Knight of London spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives here,
Meseta, L. H. Dieleeole and N, Dyer
.-Ittrden were in GederiGh Thursday on
businees,
Mr. G. E. McTaggart, ot Blyth Ispeat
Suoday With ide parents, 1,tr. land .M113,
MeTart.
Mrs, Wm. Creech returned Monday ev-
ing from. Ieralltrerd, where she visit-
ed for tWo weeks,
mist' May Hawkins d'eturtled last
trOZIF P. visit With 1i,01" sister, Xre,
Pollard, in Windsor.
Mr. Berry and daughter, aftera(e aviait
with r. and Mrs. R. G. Seldom have
returned to Ingersoll.
Mr. _Harvey 'Valeh, ot LOnden la
vislting his uncle and aunts Mr. and
Mrs- Geo E. Anderson4
"Atertie Hiltz ev4e. has been "hero with
his sister, 11,re. I,. V1110011, left Sat.-
urday for Pontiac ;filch., ,
Mr and .gre. Geo. .Mantle visited at
the home of the latter's father, Mr Ina,
Duncan, Farquher, Sunday,
Mr. Homer 13sgshaw lett on Wednes
day for the west, atter sPending the
winter with his parents here,
Mrs. C: E. Dale, nee Amelia Oke. of
St. Thomas, spent part ot last week
as a guest at the Central Hotel.
:Mrs. Garnet Baker of London and
Miss Elia Beaver of Creditore visited,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Thursday.
Mr. Thos. Snell of Lioedon, was here
over Stmday. Re tontelaPlatte /allying
or commencing a business la town.
Mrs. Frank Hancock left Saturday to
visit In London for afew days' prior
to returning to heri,honie n WFtidstone,
Alberta.
Mr. and frs. Silas Stanlake," jr., were
at Clinton thia week lattendinet‘the fun-
eral of the latter',a grakeimother,
Kiplady. 1
Mrs. McGillicuddy returned to her
home In "Watford Saturday, after a -yes-
it of some weeks with her son, koDrt
McGillicuddy. 1,4
Mr. and. Mrs. Alien keicLeani who have
been visiting the letters -parents Mr.
and Mrs. F. Luxton, for' three Menthe/
left Tuesday anorning for Fillmore Sask,
T. B. Carle -nig returned Thursday
from Grand Bend, where he conducted
a successful auction! sale of .store goods
Cor 1VIessrs Tiem1an Se: Eclighoffer et
Dashwood.
Mr. Wm. Kain, ot Langdon, N. Dakota
is visiting friends in and around Exeter,
Mr. Rain, was a former resident of
lillsgreen and was a pleasant caller
on the Advocate Saturday.
Mr. Geo Pedier, is, we regret to say,
not Improving any. „
lefiss" Etta Kerslake, London Road
South is 111 with the Lagrippe.
Mr. Geo. Hawkins Is again on duty
at the store, after several days, illness.
The real estate of the_ late Mrs., George
Eacrett was not sold Friday at the
the auction sale.
Miss May Skinner of 'Osborne, has
commenced to learn dressmaking with
Miss M. !Tons 1
Mr. R. G. Seldom last week purchase
ed the hatese In which he resides 'on,
Andrew street fronts Mrs. JohneSnell.
eIrs. Paul Coates oif Usb;orne is on
the sick list at present, as are alsto,.
he two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Coates, " -
Mr. Geo, Mantle on Saturday!, purchas-
ed the Flour and Feedebusiness ot
'Wm, Rivers. • %/I -r' Mantle will also con-
duct a wood and- epee yard in cZnnec-
tion with the business.
Ie your bread is devoid of taste, or-
der a seek et MODEL. Bread made
from it will have the nutty flavor.
- —HARVEY BROS.
-DENTAL opRicE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that my °t-
rice is cldsed every Wednesday J3.fter-
noon. DR. ROULSTON.
NOTICE—Ila,ving- diSposed -of • nor
Four and Fced Business to :gr. Geo.
Mantle, ail accounts due hie must be,
settled by Mar. 20th. If not they will
'be placed -1u other hands for collection.
—WireLIAM RIVERS.
The testimony of hundreds— 'Entirely
Satisfaciery" ; °Cannot speak too
-
eighly. of .it"4, °We regret we did 'not
leeein io use it before."—MOlDELi, ur
---DIARVEY BR08
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EXETER MARKETS. \
OIXANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 75 78
Barley, '• . • • • 50
Buckwhea:t, • . , • .. • . 48 50
Peas.. • . •••••• 142.••••••
Potatoes, per bag
FlAys p er ton "*"
Flonr, per cwtfamily
'Flour. low grade per ew
Butter.,
.
Live hogs, pe' cwt
Shorts per ton—.
Bran per
70 75
50 •75
050 1000
250
1 45 I4
20 20
10 19
665
22 00
20 00
C. P. R.
Lands for Sale
The undersigned has been appoint-
ed Local Sales Solicitor for Exeter
and vicinity.
The /ands that we bye for sale are
situated in
Central Alberta
PRINCIPAL CROPS,— Wheat, a .
falfa, Oate, Sugar beets, Malting
Barley.
OLIMATE,—MILD
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES—
unequalled. Go oa Market, Cheap
Lands, LIBERAL TERMS OP PAY-
MENT. --Payment in ten equal an.
nual instatments or on crop payment
plan.
Call and get particulars at W. J.
Carlings Store.
T. B. Carlin°.
gamosomog
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
MECHANICS fin TOM
NAlt-5,GLASS,PUTTY
IROHPIPEr FITTIKS
"Eureka" Steel
Sap Spouts
give entire satisfaction to oureustomers,
customers, because they are
strong, safe and secure, no
leakage, easily inserted, do not
injure the tree. successful flow
of sap.
Sap I iii1S
If you require sap pails or
sap pans, order now. Ours are
extra heavy, hand made, Our
pans are heavily ironed to with-
stand the fire.
• ,Threshing
Goods
We can sell you guaranteed
Oil and Grease at wholesale
prices and you have no freight
to pay. Call or write for special
prices.
Preston Safe
Lock Shingle
Tinsniitlaing, Plumbing,
and Furnace work a
specialty.
T. flawkins & Son,
i?ElONE 20
We deliver promptly
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LADIES
Send yur- b
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9 Cesol.b,pral:akneb1.iS5ntott st1cli:::::5d2°. ono.
to
action Guarantee
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"rem $1.00
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Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second'=
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in s om e other
second-hand way.
I am the only authorizea
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offict-
iai Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada,
Our Showing of -
High Class Furniture
,s one of the best in Huron County and is without a doubt
the finest ever seen in Exeter. See our gcods in
Tables Chairs,
Parlor and YE3 co/3 ro o m Suits,
Kitchen and Dining -Room Furniture
°I he exhibit at our store is open to all on every lawful
day of the week. Call and see it at any time. No need to go
past this store if you are looking for elegant furnitme.
ROWE „ & ATKINSON
The Leath= Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
MAY
Big Showing
of New Goods
Every day we are adding New Goods to our already
large showing of the season's best styles and materials,
You cannot buy too early. Spring is just about here
and now is the time to prepare for it,
NEW WASH GOODS
New Prints, Ginghams, Chain- ,
brays, Cotton 'Voiles, Ripps,
Linens, Vestings. Muslims, Ern,
braideries and Laces. Every-
thing that is hew will be found
here in the most stylish colors
and patterns.
NEW FANCY SILKS
Are very much in demand for
this spring in the New Bright
Colors. They are taking the
place of muslins and just •• as
cheap., All colors in Jap, Tokio,
Paillette Taffeta. " •
NEW DRESS GOODS
We areshowing the' best we
ever did. ' All this season's most
fashionable fabrics in Black,
Navy, 'King's Blue, Tan, Fawn.
Green and Brown. A lot of
Dress Lengths.
, ' NEW BLACK .SILKS
We have a reputation for • our
,Ellack , Silks. We can warrant
.and guarantee the wear of I
them. You are sure of your
dress not cutting if bought at •
this store. Black Silks of all
kinds up to $1.50 per yd.
Our Ready -t() -wear Department
We are going right into ibis line for Spring and soon will have a t
complete range of Rea,dY-to-wears to show ,you.
SPRING COATS DRESS SKIRT
The first sh'ipment to hand. A swell lot to show you in
Long and Short Coats are worn
this season in Black, 13lue and Fancy Trinamed Voiles, Pana -
Fawn.
mas and enettan cloths.
Silk, Illorren, Regal Taffeta and SatinDozen
Underskirts. Ten of
thedifferent lines to show you fromi 51. to
o 55
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GENT'S FT_TRNISE-
ING
The New Spring Shirite, Coll-
ars Ties, Gloves Underwear
Hats and Claps, Fancy SOX belts
and Suspenders are all in. You
will want some.
HOUSE YETRNISH-
ING
For the early house, cleaning
New Rugs Carpets' Ilittits° Kitt4
ting, Lace and Tapestry,
tains Blinds, Wall P)er and
Linoleum&
,Wer,rti* juseopeaed a crate Of New Dinner -and l'eaW ifog,
atiout14-Wpyiee.and will be :cleared., out chep at 4 50
7 tea set for•84,A ' • • -
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