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the spring; trade t
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his year : promises
,
Rd.we are p>etiar
ll supply of they
est Clothing Materials in
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Etc.
QP.P WOrkntanehtts, as tate best pAd
cannot be excelled,
Try us for your new Spring Suit.
Iderola ut Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
EXETER MARKETS.
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THE EXETER ABI3ZnGATD,
HO SESEEIiERS` EXCURSIONS.
Ta l�x'ctitern, Canada, via Chicago, In-
claadirtiz ca:•tahn points on Grand Trunk°
l;'aeltto, h allway, 'April hth, LSth MAT
2nd,
at2nd, Ioiltta, 3otlt. June lath, 27th, July
lltla. -nth, i\tt,tuit Sth,'_nd September
5th, ltlth, Winnipeg and return $lila
tralunton and return, $AI.,. Tickets Brood
tar 60 days, :Propprt anato rates to the
principal points in Manitoba, Saskat-
chewan, and :Alberta. Homcscckers' tic-
kets will also be ort sale on certain,
dates via Sarnia a7ud the Northern Nav-
igation Company. Secure tickets and
Illustrated literature from any Grand
Trunk Agent, or address A. E. Duff;
District Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont.
LADIES !
One more for our special .ee.a
chi= bargaihn sale_
No article On the tables nn;are than
laic.
Oillt STOCK OF COrII`ECTIONENY
ORANGES, BAN ANS were ,never
as large as right now, and too, we
have a neer stock of Fancy 131seuits
which are'g"oing fast.
ST. PATRICKS AND EASTER POST-
CARDS by the thousands, they are
beauties. Come here for your cards_
'Vl e ba*.hundreds of small articiea
too num.;lnus to mention.
DONT FORGET THAT WE GIVE'
PREMIUMS with all our drug prepa-
rations our prilces are no higher than
elsevrhere, still we give prenvums..
It will pay you to drlop ib often, and
Bee what you can pick up for little
money.
New St. Patrick and Easter cards just
opened.
Come in and lolok around
Powell s Bazaar
J. WILLIS POWELL, Proprietor.
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THE STOCK I carry
contains
n ins' all the new lines for
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eTrade,.corrin "fr o r
the Winter om
the best mills in the world.
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Ltr A T DOINGS I TIQITORS
Mr. Wm. Fraser is confined to - the
house owing tja illness.
:Gtr.:.a.. McDohell, we are -sorry b3 say
does not erontinnte to. improve.
Lr, Thos. Sweet, we regret to rePort,
is quite til aAti'confinelate, his room,
R. G. Seldo4 was confined to the
house through, ilinees during the week,
'ASP,
S. ;L Sa deet, iel,Inaving a #l:teain
heating system installed in his house.
Iaesae, the little daughter of Mr. :and
alts. Alex. S,ewatta has been,,very' #lL'foz
ttid?Q'. weeks,:::
Mrs, Ferguson has purchased the
house formerly occupied by .her `011 Anne
Street frons. Mr. .4. `Cottle.
The Ladies' Aid are giving a Congre-
rational Tea in 'the 3ahies:'street church
ev:t Tuesday evening, to be followed by
Prey ref'•, . +
THE WORK We turn-
out is cut and fashioned in the ,i:
:the style prevailing the day you
4'1 'are measured.
.ta
AND
YOU GET Everything
the very latest and best %'ben
you let ua'rnake clothes for you,
Mr. Joshua, Harding of Usbartte, Mag-
str to Kay. =file Wesley J. Bissett and
]fr. 'Giem_ Tapp aro bei the sick list
n?nis week.
Young Ladies" Bible Clans gave
.interesting entertainment tc a large
aazd�z,ca in Jansen, street e}ragtag Oa Tues
.yr eve"t s,. e
yir. C. T. Brooks was on the sick.
list part or last week. during which
,me„ Mr. Gera,. -Atltinson drove the 1ric
rens wagon,
The Proposal to
raunlctpa: elee.tiolns f
tai + 3a:ruery was
he L.egislature.,
The 'vi eses Northcott gay
ttrick's party for their tsro
kn Friday: night. lie and
ti,tsman of Chtselhurat le:
o; the, West..
lta;*
{lac date' of
file Baird, �aon-
d In cont n iittee,
a SL
r Jaanes
l'r, ,John
Tuesday
LALL
TRUUIf.SIJA ro ;MA111;112 , 1131';
Mrs. R. N. breech is; ,ink Torontit this
week. c
lr. It. E. P,iekard westt to TorPnto
iTuesday,
Mr, S, G. Bawden, was In London
Tuesday,
Mr. W. H. Levitt ,was: i,rr London a?n
danday, t •
:Was Gillespie is visiting her slater
in Lucan.
Mr. T. H. McCallum was in London`
this week,
Mr, M. Salter ;,was La London Monday
on business.
Mr, F. Wr, Gladnia3na went to Toionto
Tuesday i'Jght.
fir_ and Mrs. C. t, Cross were
.i..undoli Tuesday.
Mr. Triermata Elliott left Thursday for
'1 iiaenona, Mieh.
Miss Thompson, teacher, visited at
Bayfield over Sunday.
'Nfz. S. A, Poplea,`tone ot Blyth, spent
a day in tower last week.
,Lea. Gregory went to Stratford Sat-
urday to visit her eon.
M,. J. W. Harries, Qt I elhI is, spend-
ing a few days in town:
[r: Ed. Anderson and Ed. Snell of
Seefo;th were here Sunday
lefts. J. 'V.', Smith and claug1-der went
to Clevelsn4 Uon,daY tio' visit..
;eft, and lairs. Ciiraa. Knight ot St,
Thomas wry her ovrrr Sunday.
Taira, Westeottt ot Seatorth apestt Fr
day evening with relatives here,
Mrs, A.,liooper of i lEtiton ;is visiting
her mother, Mrs, Atkinson, here .
Miss ii s FI osaie Pollard of Windsor is
rye guest of Miss May Hawkins.
l aaatrs, ,bine, Charlton and A.ugattnt
Gulag went to Port 4'l;Iuran' Tuesday,
Miss Finkbeinner of London is visit-
leer sister, Mrs. John M tllotl.
Silas Reid of London spent Sunday
with his grandparents, tifir, and, ,lira, S.
Iiandterd,
'sir., I --Teary Taylor of aWyominy' is vis-
ltir4 his brother -h -law, fir, W. G.
Rising, who is+
Iktr, F. May and son Fred of Mitch-
ell attended the funeral of ,t.he form-
er's mother here Me qday,
Bins i'letea Hobbs, Who hal beth vle-
1t: ra;, e -t a,he Rectory, 'returned to her
home in i3irr, '\Ve:dnesday evening.
"%1lse Wwhite, =r,,urse ,at St. Joseph
Hospital. I,ondpn, attended the tuner -
al' of her aunt, ;.iris. Maly, ;Riunday,
:Rlr. ll,
Lambrook and his daughter
;Ms. D. Halloran of Srartttord, arrived.
here Thursday to spend a week, or two.
Miss Mercy Sweet and, RSa: and :,firs.
Towers of Creditrent vi„pite4 at .the home
'Mrs, John, Hunkin, town; during the
week. t.
Mr. Thos. Penhalc and daughter, after
a visit with relatives here, Left Thurs-
day night on their ;return trip' to hied-
kiwi Iiat,
:fir, Harry R. Boop, lett Monday even -
evening for W <atrous, ,Sank., to reside.
Mr. G. E. Anderson accompanied him
as tar tea L endon. t
fir. Frank Triebner,, Jr, of Stephen,
After going through an, o potation for
the :removal of vartctose veins. at Vic
to is lElo,epital returned, to his hone in
Stephen, Saturday,
'That little ad. :, the :advocate re a •
pal: of foazad fur mite, did its, work
one 43y, and neve the ,owner is in
happy Possession, of the same. Advo-
G3ta ais, ta.ax results.
Tlae a`ahiull zneetla ' of the Exeter
t ,sM,ra Iicswliaz„T Association will be .held
i a alta Town Ipall +evening,
t at fa ,p, ,.t„ < tilt attendance
oak 'ia% meaatiarre is aresivaeatesl
,a a raId musical +a;:ntertsaintneut will be
'e.1 b The .plugs Ultra Sunday S,
Clears. assisted by-r,W1iflamscin. and
so l Teddy of London. in ti ei basement
of t'ae church on April lth, 1911,
Rites
Taylor has been assisting her
lx;otller-ii9rlaw', Mr. C. T, i3roalca,,in tho
Express oMee during the past two
woks, Friends will be pleased to know
that ",ilex Taylor is muds better atter
stet
long dimes.
Ir.
T. B Carling was appointed to
the office of Tow. Treasurer on Fri -
night by :the Council, to 'till the (va-
cancy caused lay the rcaignatlotA et fir.
S. Sazadcire. »air., John Ford was aap-
pol;tted caetiaker of "tho cemetery.
r. J. N. Itatelltfo`a farm of 150
acres, North Thames foal, Tel being et -
'tor rent It having been vacated,
ty tl.ee recent tentant, *Tri P. 7., Spatting -
Possession. given .Apr11 lst. For par-
ticulars soca adv. in, another column.
tSpecial .Services will be hold in, the
Trivitt Memorial. Church next Sunday°
:ti'arch 2,6th eonintemeratt>on of the
tercentenary of the authorized version
et the Bible. The rector, Rev. D. W.
Collins, will del with the history`, of
the translation of Holy Scripture, as
generally affecting the Anglo-Saxon
People.
The, Ods Gazette, of Olds', Alta., of
March 10th, contains the: account >0t the
marriage of a former Exeter young
lady, Idles Botha V. Browny daughter
of Robert Blown, to Guy L.:Stickncy.
The ceremony was performed at the
"none of the bride's uncle H. W:
Brown, on ;.fareh 2nd. The y+pung
couple will reside in, Morritn, Alta. Ex-
eter friends extend congratulations.
Suly 12th was to have been. celebrated
in Exeter, but on Tuesday, of last: week
the classic village defaulted to Goti:-
erich, with the assurance that; the coun-
ty town would have their united support
Seaforth, which was a contestant for
the celebration, hays given the same as
surance. The county officers have given
their sanction, and the. Goderich end
has the .machinery in active motion.—.
Goderich Star.-
Mr.'
tar.
tits.' H. Lambrook was the, recipient
of an address -and a Veteran's jewel
ai 'the ,hands of hist brother Oddfelltows
of Exeter Lodge en Tuesday evening.
Mr. Lan`ribrook has been an Oddfell;ow
for forty years and perhaps the most
regular attendant at thelodge meetings
during those years. The address was
read by the Secretary, R. N. Creech,
and the presentationmadeby the Finan -
vial -Secretary, A. E. P'uke..
Ms. Sohn Mitchell, accompanied . by
Mr. Wilson Anderson of Crediton, left
Tuesday mot-inU for Grand Rapids,
in
Michigan, where Sir. bfitchell will be
ezamined 'by a specialist, and if it is
deemed advisable he will undergo an
operation for the removal of an inter-
tal 'trouble' that ,has` several times threat-
ened his life. Mr. Mitchell's • many
friends `will, wish for him the; best
ire -
sults and that hewill be restred 'to'
MS ` former go)ed health. '
Ey the present license- bill :before the
Q•ntar v Le+gislature hotel keepers will
pay a 5 per, cent. tax on ;all bar re-
ceipts 'ovei. $50 a day. Inspectors are
ivet the light to search, hotels in, local
option Sa ic' o. In future' the questison
of reductio
�ni
s taken u>
of the hands
of thz municipal ;councils and,left with
the 'electors- LO per cent. of the rate
payers.- *nay ask:: for a 'vote on the
question and a 50 per cent vote will
carry It.
MITCHELL—Roused ins a one -roomed
hove] 12=14 feet square, so open that
the`snoK 'Was covering tha2fltoor of the
hub,- u nnelted by the feeble fire in a
bs:ttered old stove, ,a pian and,woman
wax tx children, were discovered
mists
state of squalor apd?`ne-
t;1 r a,ltily clothed and bxar`eta'eted,
�f'd uSY hud-
t e
•
at,
lria
e
in
Rev, D. W. Collins delivered a lec-
ture on Ireland's Patron Saint under
the auspices of the tA'' Y. P.'At:/at 13e1 -
grave on Friday evening last.
Mr. Percy Peasmore and sister,, Miss
Stella, and Misb Florence Hunktn of
Farquhar spent Sunday with Mr. and
of Mrs. A. Dearing during the week.
IL-. Wm. Arnold of Kincardine, who
was on IIs way to ,London, made n
pleasant call on the Advocate Thursday.:
Mr. Arnold Is still doing a heavy bus-
iness in horse dealing.
Mr. Alfred Coates who has 'been spend
ing the winter in England, arrived in
New York on Sunday one the Laurentic,
and Is expected home this week. His
cousin, Alfred Coates, accompanies thin
here.
Miss Ida Cottle returned from: Van-
den Wednesday evening. She is ;suffer
ing from blood poisoning, brought on
by a scratchreceived when opening.: a
€in cart. An operation may possibly be
necessary.")
its
We have naany good kinds and of n
supply the one best adapted' :to your
case. It is just, as important that
you get a perfect fit,
Here you get both
and do not charge you a fabulous
price like some of theseso calledtrues.
experts,
Keep busy and you'll have no time
to be miserable:
Many things are well clone that are
not worth doing4 ,
After all intuition is but another'
word for feminine suspicion.
The Exeter Council has purchased the
trsbor.no road scraper ftor $40.
lir. B. W. F, Beavers :is moving into
the residence of the latci Mrs. Geo. Eac-
reit, Main. st.
A,n drew: Hughes while tail -sawing at ,
the Gillis save mill got about half an,
aich cut oft one, thumb..
Mr. 1Iaery Welsh, who has seem ern-
played
mployed with the SBpes-Taylor Co. for
two years, has resigned and wI1l go to
Vancouver ta reside.ide.
Mr. Thornton Baker is having,
his int-
plement building torn down and a mod-
ern brick implement warehouse erected
to be occupied by dr. `Wes. Snell, im-
plement argent.
Consultation free
We guarantee a At with the, proper
style of truss suitable to every case
or money refunded.: Why take 'a
chance by sending your money away
when we can give you complete sat-
isfaction,
See the new "perfection truss" the
newest and best truss that can be
worn with ease and comfort..
W. S. Cole,
Chemist and °pticiaa
If you want to sell or to rent 1,yourf
house or farm advertise it in The Advo
rate columns.
Itsnot enough too do ,as well..au `the
othhs fellovr, we should do tone; better.
Thats where MODEL •FLOUR :stands.
'MILLINERY': DISPI A Y—rifles- a4io.
lock cordially ' in.vites all ladles'.'0.0
t+o'n n
spect her,,Sprinj;;h1i11iner Displ43 a'.
? a. d 25. "Don't forget our xn
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stand .opposite c the en ral�„ta����_�
75e. pays for The Advocate`'Cp l�eren,'<lt
f
the','year -Subscribe ';aio*
Its •t tie to ,be head.aoi�
but'. MODEL FLOUIt-Tk�8 a i
S: a 'class by ltseif
. _ hl Pit•.?s
DENTAL: OFFICE GW
IC'INDLY TAI£E NOTICE t
flee is `closed every Weanesd'
noon Gly It.D.IIAtiLsilot
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EXETER.
P. R.
Lands for Sale
The undersigped has been appoint.
ed Local Sales Solicitor for Exeter
and vttnity«,
The lands that we htrye for sale are
ettuated in
Central Alberta
PRINCIPAL CROPS,--- Wheat, al-
falfa, Oats, Sugar beets, Malting.
Barley.
o nATE,- ILD
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES --
unequalled. Good' Market, Cheap
f ands, LIBERAL TERMS` OF PAT.
AIENT.--.Payment. in ten equal an -
petal inetaatments or on crop payment
Own.
Cali and get particulars at W. 3.
Catlings Store.
T. B. Carling
WAG
Marchand's
Jewellery
THE E GS
In our display. Seehow they glisten and glitter, Nd' wonder
they make the most accepted gifts, ars well as the most enduring.
Our Jewellery Display
contains rings of every description. - There are baby rings,
birthday rings, engagement rings. wedding rings and; rings _
just for adornment.
We can supply you just as izt1OD GOODS' at just as REASON-
A.BIjE PRICE as can be bad ht any place in Canada.
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller a Optician
Brighten
This is the time of the year when the HouseCleuningwil I
be done. There is no better time to brighten up the home
with a little
Furniture
We invite you to enspect our showing which is the Iarg-
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroo
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something for the
Kitchen or Dining
Room.
will be in order, We can suit your taste and price
in anything in the line of furniture,
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES
MECHANICS FINE TOOLS
NAIL5,GLASS,PUTTY
IRONPIPEr FITTINGS
APail
With
Water
ti
A Brush and a
Package of
Alabastine.
Will transform the ugliest walls
into walls of beauty—of art—of
refinement.
�' Stencils
These free Stencils areworth
from 50e. to $1.00. They enable
you:to more beautifully decorate:
your home. Call in for :particu-
lars.
Threshing
hr h
in:4
Goods
We can sell you guaranteed
Oil andGrease at wholesale;
a you have no' freight
prices and yght
to pay. Call or write for special
prices.
Preston Safe-
a
in.
Safe -
Lock k` Shingle
ithin Phimbin
rit1191T1 _ ,_i�'a
�p
Furnace' work a
ialty.
BONE & ATKINSON
The Laadina Home Furnishers and 'Funeral Directors,
JONES & PLAY
PHONE NO. 32
OUR
MILLINERY
Is Now Open For Your Inspection
Our- Milliners are busy and would be pleased to
have your Hat Order early so as to give you a New
Hat for Easter.
Ladies' Spring Suits and Coats
are here and you will find them very Smart and up-to-
date.
-New Dress Goods and Silks
NEW • COLORED
DRESS GOODS.
In all the
Newest Colorings
for Spring. Every kind of :this
Season's Fabrics are, here.' at
real low prices at 50 to 75c. per
yd.
FOU•LA.RD SILKS
One yard wide at 75c. All the
New Shades in Fancy and 'lame
coin spot. They are the correct
goods. ' We- want` you to see
them....::
BLACK DRESS
GOODS:
Always a Ieader in - this store.
The black goods this spring are
exceptionally good and sure to
meet with your -approval.
'TOKIO SILKS
27 in. wide at 40 and 45 cent a
yd. They are in every shade`
that is worn. Fancy patterns
and Polka dots are amongst
he New Wash Goods
Now is the time to buy them
GINGHAMS & 'HAM- RIPPS & LINENS
BRAYS
Large Plaids,; Checks, Fancy
in
and Plain, shown every �� t,.. color. .
NEW PRINTS•In Light,
g ' Dark Stripes, Polka Dote, Fancy & Plain;
In all the best colors for
Spring.::. They are : nice ' for
Suits, Coats or dresses.
k `r.
or House
New Carpets Rugs ;W r11 Paper Linoleum
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