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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
MARCH 231 1911.
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CARLING'
SPRING GOODS
Spring is now forcing itself 'upon us and we wish to
inform you that we just received some of : the newest'
shades in Wraps, �1 Suitin ktusIins Etc,
Dress Goods
We have been very careful selecting our dress goods
for spring, securing some of the newest and best shades
at right prices. Call and allow us to back up our
statements,
Hard Hats
We have just received for spring a fresh assortment
of hard hats at prices and in styles that defy competi-
tion,
Ladies' Belts
We have this season a very " choice lot of Ladiew
Its in Elastic, Patent Leather and wash belts. Price
ranging at 20c. 25c. 35e, and 50c.
Caps, Caps, Caps
Just the thing for spring, What? rWhy a nice ne
cap. We have thews.
Just a fog pair of Ladies, Hose to clear at 2 pair for
25e.
The completeness of our Grocery stock is unquest
ionable.
Higghest prices paid for all
kinds of Produce,
• CARLING
3t'rofesslonal Cards.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. 5...
&Honor graduate of Toronto Univeristy.
DENTIST,
Seeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office over Madman & Stanbury's office, Main street
=toter.
Medical
L7 R. BRIGHT. 'M. D., M. C.T. &S.. HONOR
1.1.6 Graduate of Toronto University. Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
Office and Residence ,Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street ,EXETER.
DR.QUACKENBUSII,' Physician, Surceon, Ac-
coucheur, Office, Dr. Rollins' old office, Main
Street. Residence, corner James and Albert streets
opposite Tames street Methodist parsonage. Phone
Office, 3o a; Residence 30 b.
Legal.
LJICHSON'& DARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLICI
sora, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc. •
Molloy to Loan at lowest rates of nteree
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
R. CAin•ire, B.A., L. H. Drossot
ONEY TO LOAN.
We have alargeamount of private funds to loan
.:,m /arm and village properties at low rates of inter
est.
GLADMAN & STA BURY, t'
Barristers, Solicitors,Main et.,Exeter On
J. SENIOR .,
' Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also'Fire Insurance in'load-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON, Licensed ,Auctioneer
for, Huron County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at the Advocate,,
Exeter. or Henry Eliber's Office, Cred=
!ton.
T. B. C',ARLING
Lite,. Fire; Accident .and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting•accounts, and con-
ducting'auctian; sales - Exeter, Ont..
HHOUZEl V S
Graduate of..orttarlo Yeteri ar Col -
b y
ege ; member: n ar o e er rs
t I Society tro' to all ,ueseasv w. •do
rrtesticated animals ere scleMltic prin
-1ple
a£i 7,;IA
pY9a� $ts
nl
1 h O t S V t ince Med
ca• oc y,. a
s ; modern surgery a ,� iecialt'. Op-
one on : Lump 3
aw l;11ar anteed eat
ox,,tl dight
MUSIC
MISS DELIGHT HOBBS, Violin In-
structor, James Street Parsonage,
MISS LILLIAN ELLIOT
CONCERT SOPRANO
PUPILS ACCEPTED
ADDRESS,—CENTRALIA, ONT.
itEAL ESTATE CHANCES
The followisttg properties have been
placed' in, our hands for exchange.
FOR SALE -A. good sized frame
dwelling in Exeter, suitable to acco-
modate two -families; is good repair
will be sold cheap.
WANTED.—to rent a hundred acre
,farm, supplied with the usual build
ings etc.
FOR SALE.—A good fraise house in
Exeter in good repair.
FOR SALE—A fair sized brick reg
sidence well located in Exeter, Mod-
erate, price.
LIQUOR SELLING AT GRA,NTON
One of the most interesting and int,
portant prosetnutiaons that ,has taken
place in this vicinity in a long time
was heard before Magistrate Smith at
,Ailsa Craig :last week^whenl,,John Lan-
k -iris of gran:ior1 was tined : 1QO Zr{acells
ing issuer without a license;
The evid,showed Lkin wla
Is living atence Granton, hadthat been anhandlingo
a very large number of caseas of whis-
key and had been selling it wholesale
to farmers all through the district. He
had
no 1 i
cense• whatever.
The wholesale supplying the wet goods
Packed it in cases resembling merchan-
dise so closely that 1t was nit 'until
the parcels were opened up that their
contents could be learned.'
B
was as sa good that Lattkin
had a peddler going about selling the
whiskey. The man also appeared be-
fore Magistrate Smith and was Tined
20, l t t .•
LOCAL Trims THE E 1 •E1;; COUNCIL
FIRE ALARM—The alarm of the
,sounded through tate town on Monday
at 12 o'clock, when, it was fpund that
'it was but a chimney tires, at the home
of Thomas May, William Street, A. de,
fee
tive to the chlmmnney was' .the, cause.:
Oae room was smoked up considerably
but otherwise no damage was done.
The Sire brigade was quickly on. the
scene, but the 'Water was not turned
ed o:t.
FOR SALE -A choice residential build-
ing property in Exeter.
FOR SALE -A small frame house in,
Exeter at a very ,1ovr figure.'
For SALE -Ono of the best; residences
in Exeter; surrounded by consaderable.
land.
HOUSE WANTED -To rent apply at
this office;
For particulars apply at
The Advocate
Canning.'. FactoryContracts
On and after Feb. 14th The Exeter
Canning . and f renervling Co. will be
ready to make contracts with,' Earners
for the, growing of stuff for the factory.
Apply, to the mar -,ager,
,M. SANDERS
Omer! t:'Dr i .
a Tile. For �
a�m
Clkrl�Myr .tile;-41p}tor 0>,
cliche
tivart n
OA:and, 5 in s]i41r
It 435 ;' 8 in S481'''''1i
2's 14's and ltl's on
las,ill
.make" all ti10 13 in. in future
4 S. Ciit)MxJ 3E, Lumley P a
connection with •Exeter:
SEED BARLEY FOR SAI
quan,tlty of Manchuria Seed Dar -
ley far sale, grown, Evans selected seed
for four years,
W. D, S,h.NDE,R,S, EXETER
JULY EXAMINATIONS. -,-The Depart -
in -'zt of Education at Toronto has Ju-
tted the tints taste foe July e'rarnina-
tions. Far entrance to Norntal 8010010
the •eXet nintttione will begin an July i,
asid last. till July 7. For entrance to
tl c faculties on edueation, passe matricu-
lation and honor and scholarship :na.-
tri ulation, the examinations will ail 'bo-
gin eta June 20 and last. till July 12,
the latter tests, which will eon-
aua one day longer. The aan1nxerclaI
eciallet exaMinattoix for 1211„ will be
xc ld o: August 8, 9, 10 and ,11 at
he department of education atter the
close of the summer 601,101 at the Llai-
verstty et Torobto .
TIL,ANSFUSION QI+ BLOOD,—An; Im-
portant operation has been performed
in ,FlarPer's hospital, Detroit, by pr.
J.. W. Harrison. formerly of Exeter, up,
a;a hie brother -In-law, Ray Fansan, for..
n> Orly of Exeter. The operatignt, consist-
ed of transferring 'about three *pints- of
blood from. the arteries of a, healthy
relative, John 'Wisner, into Air. Fan-
scyfss veins'Air, Fannon has beill
wtth pernicious ano-rnia, witch is. can
de-
'generation of the blood cella, and has
'beeo1ne so ,weak that he was unable tai
walk. It was thought he could rant live
lrtore than titre„ weeke. The operation,
xaavever, sonans to laavio been, a decided
eu cess, the pat cleat he now able to
walk about, and eo'npletcrceavery is
looked far. Exeter friends will bear
Pleased to ;rear the god news..
TURNIPS FOR, SALE—Quantity of tar,
nips tor pale. Apply to -
3• A, Rollins, London
Road South,
SALE THY TENDER
Telewill be received by the un-
derup till Friday, 31st Islet„ at'
J. p,m„ tar the purchase and removal
o; the frame buildings on the property
?linin St,, recently purchased by the
an dial: Hank of Commerce from iltt3
Treble Estate. z:
GLADMAN'& S"TANF3E3RY,
lleitora for Canadian Bank at Cotax
er, Ont., Mar. `21, '3.9°1"1,
SEED OATS FOR SALE
$'tial bushels 14ncoln White seed Qats
sale. One of the leading' 'Oats and a
leld competition at Guelph.
' Jotui T. Fitrtzel
Creditor:, P.O.,
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE •
Two lots of 1-5 acro each, On .the
corner ot. Carling and Sanders street
for sale, Apply to
lams. Elloitt
i et., Exeter,
SALE REQISTER
Saturday, -March «tiith— Farm Stock
and Implements, the property of Ralph
Atkinson,' Lot 3, Con. 8, Biddulph. Sale
at 1 o'clock. Jas Stanley, auct.
SEED FOR SALE
Choice Clover and home grown TIm-
othy Seed for sale. —W. H. LEVETT
TENDERS FOR CEMENT ABUTMENTS
AND FLoo13.
The undersigned will receive tenders
to build cement abutments and floor
for bridge across 'the Aux Saublo River
between Lots 15 and 10 1n' the 5th
concession sof the Township of Stephen
up to April 3rd, 1911; at 2 p.m Ten-
ders must be in, lump sum. Plane and
specifications can be seen at the office
of HENRY EILBER,
Clerk Tawnahip Stephen,
. Oi editor, Oret. _
BARLEY FOR SALE
O.A.C. No. 21 Seed Barley for sale.
This is the best yielder ; seron;,ept,
brightest, stiffest straw ever grown in
Ontario. Good plump clean seed. 75c.
a bushel.—T. J. COLLINS, Khiya.
FOR- SALE
Our Gasoline Engine Sim Horse pow-
er, Golden & McCullough make. Same
in good condition. By order cif ,the Court
cis.
T. B. CARLING, Clerk.
ST011E FOR SALE
Good store slot sale Country , 1ocat-i•
ion. Doing; band business Will be sold
right. Write-, or apply at Advocate office
F,OR;,RENT,
Thirty acres of land, ready for crop.
Privilege of drawing crop :off the ,place.
A number `of acres of pasture land to
rent ; also a number of cattle pastured
by the season,.
'W: M. BLATCHFORD
T1-1RESHING MACHINE] FOR SALE
Decker Threshing, Machine in fair'; con-
dition, together with Decker Steam Trac-
tion Engine. Machine is self -feeder and
supplied with blower and cutting appar-
atus.
Fes ,...rti,.ulare apply to
WILLIAI'1 THORN
S oodilctn P.O.
Farm to Rent
The undersigned has to rent ,150 acres
of land, North Thamcne Road, being
Lots Part .6 .and ;7, two and one-half;
miles east .of Exeter; 50 acreef. plowed
ready for crop, 9. acres+ of wheat in,
good ehap',"buildi: gs� ii ;firer -class 're
pair, running water and good ,welt -.—A
good tip -oto -date farm. Possession, :tai of
,April. Apply to J. N. Ratcliffe, Etc-,
'this, Week, .or
SUD33EN DE;t.TII--T:xe, people of
Exeter were shocked on Friday atter-
740011 'IP wear of the sudden" deatii •At
Mrs. T'bomas gay. Deceased was about
*,he house as usual and shortly ixc•
ore t we o'clock dropped over dead, the
tfursting of a 'blood vessel being the
cause. She was aged 77 5*eara4,11) mos.
and 5 days, The late Mra •May`s' ,n»ald
era, name was Elizabeth White. She watt
born in Cornwall,. Eng., Canting t0 Can-
adds when 24 years of ago and acttl-
i,.lg.,Ilear Coburg with her mother, her
Sather leaving died in, the old land.
L iter itt life 'She moved, to Stephen: tTp.
to keep house for her brother, Thomas
\Shift. rorty -six yearn ago she =cr-
,ted'-2vir. May, About 20 years' ago they
moved to Exeter to reside. 13esldea the
husband the surviving members of the
family are W. F. of Mitchell. George,
Joseph and John, }stir. Jr G. Jpnes and
Mrs: Henry Rowe, all of or near Exeter.
Deceased was a faithful wife, a kind
mother, and beloved by all who knew
her. She w'as a Inember of Jaynes Street
„Methodist church and a consistent Chris-
tian. The relatives have the sympathy
in' the community In their loss.
,klisse,,ting. of the Council held' in tho
Town Hail, March 117th, "with all mem-
bers present. !shutes of previous ,meet-
ing read and approved,
Letter from Engineer Farucombe xe-
garding telantce dee him for ser-:imP
re waterworks to date, and, for survey
for sidewalks in 1909, amounting to
300,. The sante was accepted.
Letter from F. W. Giadman,,;.set:'y of
Cemetery Continittee, recomntemding that
the applic ,lo.: of 3I . John Ford for
the position of earetaker, at a sary
•,
of 330 yea -4% N
a yea,,:d a bonus ofal:1'25
at the Odd tot the y ea*i to be paid *only
at the dificr;atioa: as the Carnrnittee' iM
his services s have been satisfactory,
and, his bond he $500„,'
Rivers--Lee`lett `;`hat the appllCaci{t^, o
John. Ford be accepted' and the salary
be 4537'5 tad no ithonus , and that he be
(requested. to siva bads in the eutn of
Day-w,\i`allter-1n artiondment that ll -.e
sal tra of Jolts, Ford be $350 Pei'
etttnx, The Reeve doclaa*ed in favor of
the Inoue x.
l evett—Day—That the Treasurer's res -
;Attlee be accepted and; that bls. bods-
b:- released,—tC,x{rt od.
L::vett—}Valper--That T, D,'C erling be
appointed Trealittrer at a salary of
$75 per ar*nun and that a by-la'W be
drafted confitning aatt .=Carried,
W'alpe^-•Rivers-.T,h-tt the following nc
counts be paid;, -T. Creech, hauling en
gcee Jackson fire, 4)2; T. Rrooks, in-
euraa:ace. $10; It. Huston, insurance.
$10 ; Usbotyee Tp., use scraper $22.50;
Fred Kerr, tile, $7'; T. Idoulden, tabor
l 1l. Salnde e, °do. 9Ac, f F', Wells
5; E, Heidemprd, 50c,; T, 'Week
75; J. Riley 25e; F. Af'aliv+t '2,70
llzca e30O; Exeter `Times $,51.),'
lirg*
Postage, 44.
i€seta waited on 4
supply fort he a ,
? actl,n t,Aireil.
--That the able bodied me l;
e * castT 1,,2, cents ; per
,si tea Oct. Tet, grad
ct, April :lost 15e. per
' ottr, rand teaivaste a 3Sc. per hour,
Levelt.--Swipe-^--T.tat the Clerk write
, t, G, T. R.co: tint they *Mild sac-
c^lx •$40O Per =aaaum ,tor a ,term *o13.
five ,years -Water to be supplied era
flat Tate systenat. prelacy to be paid'
quarterly and. the Company to retain
their presaxat tank; also to :instal as
autanlatie cut-off vztive, and to make
t'ie necessary eonnectionas.-4Carried.
I.t.veti—'W alper—That the *Cleric write
t'it `r', itV Flew Co. re pried of ;their
Itaoke plow. --Carried.
Walper-'Day—That we make the Ca-
bernet Council an offer 'of ' .IQ .tor their
read scraper, Including all equipment.
Carried.
Levett—\\rafter—That the Commission-
er get quotatioa,s Fear the painting o
krto water cart with two coats;, of paint.
Carried.
The Council adourned to meet Wed
inesday evening at 8 p, mr for the ',pur-
pose of meeting a deputatlan of the
School 1xard.
T. B. Carling Clerk.
A CLOSE CALL.—What might have, rc-
sulted ,la a serious conflagration hap-
pened In the rear of12Mr. Thorn. Baker's
Machine Shop on Wednesday night of
last week. On Thursday morning on en-
tering the `building it was' discovered to
be full of smoke. On investigation at
the back of the building ;where the store
stood it was fgaund that the floor had
caught fire, and a large hole, "several
feet in diameter around the stove had
been burned through, together with the
joist, and the stove had partly toppled
over. The fire was -still burning, and
doubtless had it not been disctavcred
when it was the result.woulc;a have been
serious. It appears the day previous old
rubbish. antd loose paper had been burn-
ed in the stove and- it, is thought that
the fire in some way communicated with
the floor. Mr .Hunter, when burning the
rubbish had taken; the precaution;•to put
a quantity of ,,snow around the stove,
and as a result the floor had become
pretty well moistened, which no doubt
checked ;the fire :from making :more ra-
pid progress. Had the fire got,aazy kind
of a start tthere is no telling where it
would have ea clod, as the night was, ac-
companied by a heavy wind.
3 UNIQUE , ENTERT.%I.NMEN'P.-The
National Tea, and Entertainment given
Caven:,Presbplerian church on "Friday
evening in honor of Saint Patrick, was
largely attended and thoroughly en-
joyed by all present. The tea was ser-
ved in the basement, in',the four corners
of whiela were tables, lavishly decorat-
ed and ' surrounded, respectively, by
things representing England, Ireland,
Scoiland and Canada, aid waited upon
by ladies in, national, costumes ; while
i::1 the centre of theirotora wars a Japan-
ese tea booth. The 'menu provided at
the table's was, also representative of
the tlatieiis, and: choice, in every partic-
ular. The tea being aver'"a, program of
four parts was given, in ,the main 'part
of the church, the pastor„ Rev. Sharp,
presiding. ` Each part was introduced by
appropriate instrumentals by Mr. Steer
followed by anthems by the choir. In
the Eti,gli`sh part Rev. Hobbs, gave an
a solo
Mr.�Thos.''Carling
address and t
For the Irish Rev. Powell gape' an ad-
dress and Miss E. "Follick and H.
Southcott solos. 'Scotland was repres-
ented by,Rev.Sharp in, an address. Mrs.
G. Manson; a reading and two chorus-
es by t.L.e choir, And Mr. \'Y, 13, Weld-
e+n,hanimer spoke for Canada. The whole
resent -
viae concluded by, a tableau,represent-
wing
p
re
i nig the various nations.' Seldom, if ever,
has .1 more pleasiri evening 'been spent
sts for Salk r ��'� SALE NpTICES
Z3 ad t'ile auction sale -{notices-=bi5 a -
^t at nacre Every sale s1 ould be. well
dverligeds and vau ca snot -et Ic!e best
e have then to 4,13. reylts Riuieg3 youidv: „i se in; •The
ja,nY;, tiroes' over
uur pasts area tate tiiiest-rluallry at
for.` size we, have ,nbtl,,ing • less thara
140es, at ,ernr ll end . , Our pracea are
E; -,11-1C •'‘ Cethtia I la.
vocatr
USBORNE,
SURPRISE PARTY—A number of
young people from Exeter and viein-
Sty got up a surprise:party ons Friday
averring of last week and drove but
to Mr. Josh Heywuods to spend the'
evening with their young friends, Gor-
don and Victor., Shortly after 8 o'clock
teh vehicles loaded with young people
determined on having a ggod time
drove up to the farm house nwi :took
possession of the house, which was
freely granted by the haat add hostess,
and a good time was spent: by alit
The evening was spent in the usual
games and pastimes', singing and In-
strumental music being freely indulged
in. Miss Gladys Ford and Miss. -Nettie
Johnston delighted the audience with
some choice Instrumentals, while the
duets by Clark Fischer 'and H. Parsons
were well received, The young ladies
furnished the sandwichs and cakes
while the young men `furnished a sack
of oranges which made a ' dainty lunch
suitable for a ;St. Patricks day out -
dog. Supper • over, all went to their
homes well pleased with the pleasant
time they had spent 'together.;
BIRTHS
Howey -tri Exeter, Mar. 2tat; rto lir.
and Mrs. W. S. Howey, a son,
`Jucharms—ma Hay on March 1,21h, to
Mi. .and 'Mrs. David Ducharme, a
Son,...
MARRIAGES
Crew—Bird—In St. Marys on ,March, 11,
at St. .Tames • rectory, Thomas Crew
of E.irkto.n to Cicely Bird of St f
Marys.
fi oadfoat—Turnor—At" Clinton, on Mar:
15, by Rev. J. ',E. Ford:, Emily, daugh
ter of firs. E.1Tatriner, to Alex Broad-
foot of Tucknrarnith,
DEATHS
Ma—I Exeter, on Mar 7:7 Elizabeth
May—In Y ri ,
White, wife of Thomas May, aged,
77 years, 10 months, 5 .days:
O'Brien—ln Hay, on March 20th, Henry
O'Brien, aged 49 years.
Itaycraft—In Granton, Mar..19.th, Rich-
ard Raycraft, in his 80th year.
Brown—In 51.l , Marys, on March 13;
Sarah Bennett, wife of Wm. Brown;
aged 78 year's.
r '. 1 -In --Zn Clinton,Clinhon, on Marcli 9tk , P a y
Stinson, relict of the late Will. i3anifil,
aged ' 88 years.
McGregor—In Tuckersm,ith, on March 18,
Wm McGregor, aged' 52 .years.
I'lewes-ir. B:itcefieid, :on March 15th,
Annie Piewes, relict of the late \.'nh.'
Plewea, aged 80 years.
Shade—In Scafar+h, .en March 1.3th Mar
1 set :Jane' Stuckey, : wile of Lucas'
Shade aged yt years, 9 months and
17 days'
h,iid,ren], CrS�
FOR FL'ETCHER'S
CASTCASTOR1A
ats
Are One
of Our
Hobbies
And our assortment of both;;hard
and soft bats will be found =_most
gratifying%
13ring your head to us and
we will cover it becomingly
and satisfactorily,
You Will Find
it exceedingly easy to dress
better than before at less out-
lay, if you will come and see
the—High Class Suits and
Overcoats here offered at
prices considerably less than
you have been used to paying.
a
S. ,,.n. i 0
ing. Come in and
see for
Special Sale
of� h
H Gracie Shirts, New
to
Stock,
Big varietyof gift
�' patterns
and colors at 75c,
Let us take your measure:
for a Ne
w Spring Suit. lo.
L
0`
Suitin s to choose from satis-
faction
guaranteed.
e
The elftliier
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