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EXETER, ONTARIO, ,THURSDAY,
CARLING'S
SPRING FOODS
Spring is now forcing itself up on us and we wish to
inform you that we just received some of the'newest'
shades in Wraps,Muslim,Snitin s, , Etc,
Dress ., Goods
We have been very careful selecting our dressoods
for spring securing some of the newest and best shades.
at right prices, Call and allow us to back up oar
statements.
Hard Hats
We have just received for spring a fresh assortment
of hard bats at prices and in styles that defy competi-
tion
adies' Belts
We have this season a very choice lot of Lades
Belts in Elastic, Patent Leather and wash belts. Prices
ranging at 20c, 25e. 35c, and 50c,
Caps, Caps, Caps
Just the thing for spring, What? Why a nice new
p. We have them.
Just a, fe .v pair of Ladies, Hose to clear at 2 pair for
25e'
The completeness of our Grrocery stock is unquest-
ionablo.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce,
W. T. OA -R LING
Professional Cards.
DB. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. 8a
Honor graduate of Toronto Univeristvi
DENTIST.
„Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office over Oladman : 8tanbury's office, Main street
'setts,..
Medical
�] R. BRIGHT, M. D.. M. C. P. •k 8., HONOR
LLle Graduate of Toronto Uniyerelty, Two years
resident hysiciah•:loyal .Alexandra Hospital, eto.
Office and 13esideece,Dr. Amos' Old Stead, Andrew
Streat XXSTEB.
11-1R. QUACKENBUSH, Physician, Surateon, Ac.
11JJ coucheur, ' Office, Dr. Rollins' old office, Main
Street. Residence, corner James and Albert streets
opposite James street ,DLethodibt parsonage. •Phone
Office, 89 a; Residence 39 b.
L`ei:ul.
r tOSSON & CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLIOI
SJ tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Solicitors for klolsone Bank, etc. ,
Moitoy to Loan. at lowest rates of ntores •
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
R, OAianino, S.A., L. Dickson
°�. ONEY TO LOAN. •.
Wo nave alarge amount of private funds to loan
n ,arm and village properties at low -rates of inter
est.
OLADMAN & STANBUItY,1 .-
l ' Barristers, Solicitors,Main at., Exeter On
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead,
ing Canadian and British_ Companies.
Main -St., Exeter:,-"
LICENSE]] AUCTIONEER
WM.. ANDERSON,' Licensed Auctioneer.
nor Huran County. •Ternns reasonable..;
Dates can ,be 'made at,,,the Advocate`s
!xeter °or Henry. 1ilber's Office, Cred-
B. CARLINGi
,Life, Fire, Accident :,and Plate,', Glass;
as}trance,.Coile,Ung accounts arid eon-
A}tiig' auction sales. - Exeter,, Otit.
rima . tpi tarso - eterinar . Co
Lo eserine Y � .
dI a sea:
dent..
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MUSIC,
:MISS DELIGHT HOBBS, Violin
structier, James Street Parsonage,
In
MISS LILLIAN ELLIOT
CONCERT SOPRANO V
PUPILS ACCEPTED
ADDRESS,-CENTRALIA, ONT.
REAL ESTATE CHANCES
The following properties have been
placed . in, our hands" for exchange.
FOR SALE -A = good sized frame
dwelling in Exeter, suitable to acco-
modate two, families; in good. repair ;
will be sold cheap. ,
WANTED, -to rent a hundred
acre
farm, supplied wlith the usual build-
ing's etc.
FOR SALE -A' good - frame house in
Exeter in good repair.
•
rOR . SALE -A fair sized brick re.;
sideline well :`located in Exeter, .Mod-
erate price:'•
FOR SALE -A choice residential build-
ing property in ,leder.
FOR .SALE -A +small• frame house
Exeter, at very rlovr, 'figure. •
For SALE -Ons oY the best: residences
Exeter, 'Surrounded by considerable
land. ,
131
HOUSE WANTED -To rent `apply at
his office.
For particularsa: " 1
Pp Y at
The
_ .. Advocate
Canning Factory ..'.. Contracts
On •
and. after ;Feb. 14th The • zeter,
Panning and Preservting Co., • will be
ready to make. ,'cootracts,with : farmers
for. the growing of stuff for the factory:.
Apply to the manager,
S.:M.. =SANDERS, -
Local -Items ida1.
Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson left
on Tuesday for Botha„ Alta., to reside
1Ir. Richardson has been West for some
years, and spent the wino'- here.
DIED IN ALPENA,-Word was re-
ceived here on Monday last of the death
of. Elizabeth Atkinson, "beloved wife of
James t
'ne a,
s C a tpbell, who died in Al
p^tta, Mich., after an illness from tk
phoid fever of six weeks duration. The
deceased was a daughter of the late
Richard Atkinson, and was born in tiro
Township of Biddulph. She received her
education in that township and for sev-
eral years; taught school in the neigh
borhtaod, Deceased .eft these, parts'
about thirty-tws3years ago, and for the
greater part of, the time ,has resided in
Alpena. A brother, Thos. B. Atkinson,
Hind an Feb. 13th in Phillipsburg, Ken,
sas. Besides her husband and two sans
she is survived by her mother, 'Mrs.
Janne Atkinson of Exeter, four brothers
acidthree sisters, --.Richard; George, John'
D., 'William, Exeter; Mrs, nipper or
Clinton, ''airs. John May, London Road
South, Mrs. 'Wilda of Alpena,` Tntdr
orient toalc place at Alpena,
._MARCH.
30, 1911,,
g was, in London Mon-
Last- weer, we mentioned in these eolu-.
in is that Mr, John Mitchell bad gone to
Gland Rapids, Mich to consult a
spe.cialist regarding an operation for
the removal of aa internal trouble, Mr.
,tttchell .trade the trip arid ,returned from
that city. oa Thursday na•arning wit)lout
'Carl accomplished. any results. The
sp .,aal,gr made a thos;;iugh examina-
•i r
O L J `19case, I>:'onounri:l,y it an
esi,,ni gro•,oth and advised ts.i Mr.
Ml chola c, 'o at '):ice to 1tocheste'. Minn,,.
for ,,pcl'rumor. Mr. \xitchell has scuff-
used much of late from the trouble and
°Cict Jays. cardigan ls. Last ebecorn g.
ci.ticrl, cor,sectuenely he decided to go
to Lindon for examination and if decre-
ed avisable will go to Rochester for op
eratio'i, h ay -mg yesterday (Wednesday)
Lor
London. As in the other case Mr,
S'ilsen Anderson of Crediton accompan-,
Sed h#rn•
-4�+r.:Ii^p�; STORY
A story Is circulat ag'thatbas, exeeut=
or ,af the Horia estate I got or TOOK
$999.QI1 for my titlark. The judge allow-
ed nye $500. I TOOK for myself, With-
out
ithout being exact, one-half the allowance.
E
was very faalish, It is worth F,500,QO
to bs sp slandered,
JOSHUA- JOHNS
Elimviile litarch. 15, 193.1.
SEED BARLEY FOlt SA
A qu.ntity of 'Manchuria Seed star-
1sr.Y far sale„ grown from selected seed
for four years.
W. D. $ NDDRS, EXETER
,
SAL'S. BY TENDER
Tenders will be received by thsa un-
dersigned up, till Friday; 151st lsrst.i.at
1 put,, for the purchase and Xeinoval
of the Irani* batildinga ton the property
o, :train St., recently purchased by the
Ca:nndlan Bank' of Commerce from, the
Treble Estate, _
GL;+aD 4XAN STANBURY,
Solicitors for Canadian `Bank of Coaaa-
merce.
I xeter, Oat„ Alar -'r1, 1911.
SEED OATS FOR, SALE
200 bushels 1.4i,ttcoln White Seed, Oats
for sale. Oat0 of, the leading 10ats .int a
held competition at "Guelph.
Jobxi. T. Idirtzel
Crediton, P.O.
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE
Two lots of 1-5 acro each enr .the
corner of Carling and Sanders street
for sale. Apply to
Mrs. Elloitt
t Carling; st,, Exeter.
SEED FOR SALE
Choice Clover and home grown Tim-
othy Seed for sale. -W. H. LEVETT
TENDERS FOR CEMENT ABUTMENTS
AND FLOOR
The undersigned will receive tenders
to build cement abutments and floor
for bridge across 'the Aux Sauble River
between Lots 15 and 16 in the 5tiy
concession of the Township of Stephen
up to, April 3rd, 191.1, at 2 p.m. Ter
ders must be in lump sum. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office
of HENRY EILBER;
Clerk Township Stephen;
• Crediton, Ont.
BARLEY FOR SALE
O.A,C. No. 21 Seed Barley for -sale.
This is the best yielder sth•oingeSt,
brightest, stiffest straw ever grownin
Ontario. Good plump clean seed. 75c.
a bushel. -T, J. COLLINS,; Kbivrt'.
FOR SALE
Our Gasoline Engine Six Horse Pow-
er, Golden ci'c McCullough hake. Same'
in good condition. I3y order of ,the; Coun
T 33. C
ARI.LNC,, .Clerk.
FOR :RENT
Thirty acres of land, ready for crop.
Privilege of drawing crop cif the: place.
A •nurn'her of acres of pasture land do
rent,; also :a' number of cattle pastured
by the ,season.
'.W. ,M. BLATCHFORD
THRESHING MACPIINE FOR -SALE
Decker Threshing Machine in fair' con-
dition, together' with Decker Steam Trac-
tion :Engine. 'Machine is self -feeder and
supplied w'
Pp d ath:: blower and cutting apitar-
atus.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAM HORN
r •Woodburn P.O.
Farm ma
Rent
' The undersigned liar to rent .150 acres
of land, North Thames Road,' 'heir
rots Part = 6' and ' 7, two and bne-half
atl`ee'::easrt of Exeter', 50 acres',,piowed
ready`for; cro, k,Y9 ties of wheat
good 'shape build a in,afirst class--ie-
pair, runningi d,.good we11.=-A
;Rod uprt' ,date faksri.,�.tilisessiorr tat
;tl
staind h
10:40(6,f,,140.47*
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The Tercentenary of the Authorized
version 'af- the Bible, commonly known
as the King. James version, was cam
incinerated in Trivitt )1entarial Church
last Sunday. Appropriate hymns were
selected and special prayers authorized
to be used for the occastorir The, re -
tor, Rev. D. W. Oolltns, reviewed the
grovrth and development or Bibic'trans-
dation+ from the earliest days 4t Christ-
unity. At`t'ti rnorninp service the early
manuscripts, versions and quotations of
the Fathers, the sources of our English
Bible, were given; due historical canard-
oration. In the evening the translation
of thebible as artecti•na the English peo-
ple was dealt with. He showed the in-
fluence of Celtic, Danish and Norman
thought, the monumental work of such
nteu as; the Venerable Bede, Alfred the
Great, Jo3:n Wybu'+ Ty
E asnius and LuthercltffcinWilconnectianrwndal,#th
Bible t ranslation prayedvery interest -
to the largo congregation at both
services. The wonderful story of the
preservation of Holy Scripture,often at
t'rc sacrifice of life, conn?t be too gen-,
study kr:awn, and its many truths too'
T
irmly ,held.
BROKE HIS WRIST, -11r, Matthew
Fi'tlrttalnor ot Stephen sustained a bnak-
i wrist on Wednesday fttprhitrg, tate
result ot, % RIM on the cement floor,
t«odUag aii€r pigs.
i LONG WINTER.-U,ndoubted1y wo
forget many things from year to year,
hut it is not inta,ginaWon alone ,that
Makes this scorn like the longest win-
ter we have had for many Years. 11
commenced the last week in October and
that Is 'just five months a^lo. This Is a
pretty long time of continued snow a,pd
Ica and ceua, and should mean that
spring is not far distant. Til balance
up ,for this long winter we may reason-
on ably expect an ideal April and May.
CONGREGATIONAL TEA. -A pleas-
ant evening was spent by a large num-
ber of the people of James street church
on Tuesday, when the ladies; served a
congregational tea, which was 'tallow-
ed by a program. The tea was served
from 5.30 to 8 o'clock and.wag',.an en-
joyablo one, there being no lack of the
choicest eatables. About $60 was real-
ized by the ladies, who nade ,;a canvass
of those present to buy chairs, with
which the ladles have reseated the base -
anent. Bev. Hobbs presided at the pro -
grant, which con,sLsted at an address
by Dr. Oaten of Brussels, whti was vis-
iting \1r• Hobbs', two choruses by the
catechumen class, recitation by Miss
Lola Taylor, violiln selection by Miss
Delight Hobbs, instrumentals by Mr.
Phillips, and selections by the Orches-
tra, which consisted of Messrs. Ed.
Treble, Geo. Easterbrook, Willie Barney,
Clark Fisher,, Miss Hobbs and. Mr. Phil-
lips.
DEATH -Am Exeter Old Boy passed, to
the Great Beyornd on Wednesday last,
March 22nd, in the person of Fred.
Brook, who died at hid .home tri. ,Ridge
tovrn, at the age of xG :years, 6 months,
and 18 days. Depe1sed had +been 111 of,
lung trouble for someyears, and had.
gradually failed in heaktth until the last
few- weeks, when . it became certain that
the grim messenger would soon call hint.
away. Deceased was born in Exeter
North, and spent his 'boyhood days in;
Exeter,. learning 'the trade of tailoring
with the. late Alonzo Snell. He worked
later in St. Thomas, afte:'wards; going: to
I3.Idgotown, whore he Lollo ,ved lits trade.
0. ]:'t_ years. A vrifc and_ one son ,aged
14, survive hint, 'besides one larather in
the Vest, Geo ge;, and two sisters, Mrs.
Cnarle.-NortIic.ott curd Miss 'Mabel of
Exeter. The red -mins were brought here
for interment, the funeral: taking: place
from the dee)* on Friday: morning to
the Exeter cemetery. The relatives have
the sympathy of `the community ,in their
b ireavenlent.
TESTING INVENTION -Messrs: Con-
nor Bnos., who have been for ,sometime
manufacturing • a' gasoline velocipede, an
itoiention of their, own, for the G.T.I't.
superintendent of Ovate?'' service, C. Bugg,
for use on the railway, Have the Jriachine
completed; and on -"Wednesday mornmg
made a test of the. same, Mr. ,Bugg and
ti:. Walter Con v,r leaving, from. the Ex-
eter station for • London • on the trial
trip. Before leaving, a photo was -taken
b Mr.' Luther, y � L t Penhale.. :The _invention
is 'a gid' one a
a r a d
g a demonstrates
once
more the`:genius of the 0lnufa.Ct;urers.
The motor, which Is a five ,arid "a halt
hors- avower, air cooled, was especially
designed for marine and traction pur-
pahea,•and'ds a(Ii1irably, adapted for the
claps of wank, for which it r' will be used
by the railroad. Tile air-c.eoli.ng•:_device
which the firm has; patented has ,solved
t'ae deffic`ulty of cooling which prevented,
he use of ;Water .Cooled stigmas in' tine
Cat.trer; "The cn iiie 1, '2 Oil
Ih a steel truss, ; also, designed: and
2.a
�kiirnvi aiid presented airiedei
ee4+ real
ientirel
ticaeney
1istm,i1t t 1:' t tf�*6
11'bc srus.�i ,tcd1:l 1::
Lon+
rr;
T
fy
ersigned~Wishes••orl rem;,,,.
Sarm, on which t
ich 'are -good;
term of five years.
1i ,oUBce •
X1;
X19,,'6 in
;' 10 In.
's . on ; hand.•
in. in, future.:
Lumley P. . O.
titer
ur' posts aro the titieSt kr�tiistlit
size we have 3 o101 Y j le4rt t
res.-: tits ama21 end. Our 'price
at Eo 'We : have them t0„ -,eel
I:7„;kil0
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I3OWL'EItS RE -ORGANIZE.
Sd.NDY BAWDEN WILL PRESENT A
TROPHY.
The annual meeting of t,'?e Exeter
1'a.1ll.ag A:s,cration was held In the
Tovv,z hall on Monday evening, wben
�' ar3i' 7,31 repo) is were read and re,..
tree;. 7.1e. bowling fee tar meat ere
£ liar ass-cli.t.,ia:a. and others was .fixed
S,5.00h3 s u*a asr foxy year. The
W. o a az ot,Ie =a resulted ;-President,
is. J. litam Vice. �.' . r -, l.'. Clarke;
ar,ai r; 11. N. Crea-•ch; TRetrt.hurey,',1..'.
Iiurrda Cis -a p Rev. zi W. Collins;
aud`,tars, I. 1 Carlini", J. A. Stewart;
jx rnhe
'ship Committee, ttee, Pr~esid, ^t, Vice-
l catdoa, Sceretay and G. E sudor
o L a :d S. G. .t .. :.'t; Tournament
^a to a ley, President, Vice -President,
S cr. tzry , W. W. Tainan, and J'. G.' Stan -
bury. Sr, Sandy G. Pawden stated
brat !te was offering a trophy for cent -
petition by rinks of several clubs, ill:
the *ieigitborieood, and he desired that
L committee be appoLided to confer with
hint regarding; the draws1ng up of rules
and conditions to govern the playing
for tete trophy. A committee consist
ot: the President, Secretary and L.
H. Dieltsa.x was appointed for the Pur-
pose. Mr. Bawde;t was warmly cam-
ar'•aided by those present and received
the thanks of, the. As elatio:n We have
reason to believe that ; the trophy le tt
most worthy one, and will go a long
way toward boosting the good, old game
of bawls la the district. In a later is-
sue a description of the Bowden Tro-
phy, and condi,titns governing the cern-
petition will b published.
:Ir. Charles F. Seawright, who has.
breo processor is the Exeter Canning
F atdery since its erection here, has sev..
sated "his eearlactl,9n with the company
and accepted a stmilair situation near
1Tiatiadelnhla, for whisk pi3cc kae wtrilk
1+Ftv,t,* zrhortly y1r. and Mrs, Seawright
'Lx-va been most estimable citizens dur-
their residence of four ;rears here
sd their departure will he greatly re-
gretted. On Saturday afternoon of ibis
week Mr. Seawright is having' an ave..
fieri stile sof his household effects at;;
'tie residence on William street.
Miss Nettie Walters was itt. Lo'rsdan
Monday. .
Mrs. T. E. Handford, was in London
tide Week,
Mr Hobbs of Biri' visited at the Rec-
tory over Sunday.
Mr. and ;~Ire. Wm. Coultis were in
Goderlch this week.
Mies Margaret Handford has return-
ed from a visit In Toronto.
Mr,' Geo, FOnaght aof Ilderton visite@.
with his mother here rfonday.
Mr. Bert Wilson; left Tuesday for Win-
nipeg, where he Intends remaining.
Miss Snell ot E11mviile Is visiting her
brother Victor, London Road South.
Lo(nthOn will have an Old Boys' re-
union during vreek of August 7th.
Mies Martha Butt of Hensall visited
stere and In Centralia for a, few days.
Mr. R. G. Baird of Varela. spent -Sat-
urday Ole guest of Mary and Effie Tay -
lox.
Mr. Mack Vincent went to Ridgetlown
Wednesday to sing' in -a waving picture
show.
Mr. Wm. Smith 'left Tuesday venins
for Sniowfiake, Man., where he intends
terra i.ning.
Mr. Fred. Pedler of Pigeent, Mich., vis-
ited his, uncle, Mr. John Pedler, during
the week.
Miss Addie Johns of Eliniville was the
guest of Misses Grace and Rose Cud -
more over Sunday:-
Miss
unday:Miss Finkbeiner returned to 'London
Wednesday. Mrs. Joh3 Alallott accont-
panied her tothe city«
Mr. Win. Senior of Toronto was the
guest: of his brlather, Mr. Joseph Senior
a day or two this week. I
Mr. C. A. Colok a -,d 'bride of .St.: Thorn -
as are the guests of Mrs. Gehrge
Thomas and other relatives in town.
Mr. George Hawkins is recovering from
his recent illness and while able to
leave his bed_ he is yet unable to be
o i duty at the, store.:
ala . ii nt. -Thomas of Cornwall, Eng-
le tad, has arrived here' to make his Mame.
v1:: his uncle, Mr. Geo. Thomas. We
welcome Mr. Thtamas to our midst.
F. W. Baker and family moved
Thursday from ` their raid home in Ste-
phen to Exeter and are n:ow comfortably.
settled on Sanders street. We welcome
, and Mrs. Baker to Exeter:.
BIRTIIS .
Cotter. -moi Toledo Hospital, Toledo,
Ohio, on Marchi 241tb, to Mr. and,'Mrs.
Harry C. Cotter,. a : son. (Formerly
Laurette J. Gregory,)
Gould„, -71n Hay, on March 23rd, ,to Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Gould, a daughter.
Laine. -At 11x't. Carmel, on March 20th,
to Mr. ,and Mrs. Thos. Lane, a da?ugh-'
ter.
Fergusai: In 'McGillivray, Con. 7, on
..March .22,nd, to Mr. and Mrs. ,:Harry
Ferguson,' a'„daughter.
MARRIAGES
Ciider-Hil1--lav Seaaart0, March 21, Mr.
T)ouglas'Calder do Miss Gertrude Hill;
both of Seaforth.
Calder-Bruinmr-At the residence l of
Isis, and Mrs, Jolrn ,Brunner, parents
of the bride,- ora 1biarcii. 21st, Andrew'; C.
Calder, Seaforth, pct Miss Florence
-Brunner, of Eg,nvondvilie.
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DEATHS
Hackett --I,• -Lucan, Marr- 26th, gra,'
Chas. Baskett, aced 50,_ -years. .':
13irolik Ili , Rid_atown, ori Mural 22nd
Fred ' i rock foinzerly of Exeter;ung
ed3.1#O yds, '0 ' xliz a a•
r�d 8 iia
l anais xn � � Mas ys vrn ' i{�rc it -i9
Ellen Kahan, wife of Mr Ed*atd"Rill,
103211 aged 63 yea *r
Ca npbeI o -„In, A1ped rad ch., '1
Elirabetkly, 1ktkiii.sohjl b`elpvc,
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The time is short now and.
we do not want you to be
dissappointed.
Our Made - to - Measure
System is the newest and
most perfect method of mak-
ing clothes for men:who are
particular in having their
clothes made.
We have the services of
the best tailors in Canada and
the choice -of the best cloths
in the World, with!r
'the Lat-
est styles and we
Guarantee a Per.
fec• Fit.
Our Ready-to-wear stock
isO
Complete with a bigrange
of Styles, Patterns and prices
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see the
Latest Styles in
Suits 1113(1O�erco t
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Coats and Trousers,
Shoes
Hats, C
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Rear '
Oxfords, Underwear>Glo ,.Ves
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