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THE EXETER.
A.J1IOEt TE/,' .T;
URS3 A.Y, APRI
1 111
THE
Tbe ,spring trade this year promases
to bea heavy one, and we are prepax.
eat for it with a MI supply of the
Finest Clothing Materials in,
Tweeds, Fahey Worsteds, Etc,
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot be excelled,
Try us for yon.r new Spring Sunt.
W. W. TAAIa
e>"chaut Tailor,
Deter, - Onto
EXETER $AR ET i
IELAINTGED E.44.0U WEDNRSD
east . ..,. ..,.,.
Barley. ,.,..,, ,.,.,,
Rucl:Whezat ,. .,,,,
,5;tiaaa«,.'x t..,.«.,......,
Potaatoee,per beg ...,,.
Ray, per
tot. ,_ .
.
Flour, per e t, £ax«l
Tour, low
grade per Cy?'
l
Livetogs,^,per cwt.....
Shorts per ton..... .
Brant per tort........,...
4g
30
7d
0 5
145
21
17
0
16
10 00
2. 0
l21
L7
G8Q
au'
Mri McDonell is improving -sone-
bat this week, but is;still leery weak.S
Magistrate T, M. Kay is ian VISITORS
roving in Y 971 1 O
health, and expects to be around in
fevrdays', --..,. aa cal e, 1r-a c
Rev. -Powell of Matsu street. church ex
clissageS pul2?its' with Rev. Hicks
Crediton on -Sunday morning.
'Mr: eJoh..ii,` Septi, proprietor of the Ex-
eter
x
eter-CFearalery, has purchased Air. A, Q.
%bier's farm. west or the G.
mak,
Trr John Brawn, who has been con-
tned to. his hoesc tor several weeks,.
Ys improving and able t?a move out again
a. 4etle
Thos. cam), of 43sberne has, mov-
ed -lute the residence recently vacated
by Mr, and Mrs, Williams, North -eta
#;xis Week
The II.D.G. if, Ri„ ant i 'or, Bro. P, Hole
well of Baden, will pay his roffietal visit
to. EFeve >Baaa;nic ;Lodge on Monday
evea, ii,g next.,
1i a d Mrs. Albert Spe neer have mov
,.d o raw , from Kxrkton ;and ,are Fe^
3 : e house recently vacated by
,Bee-
, Jos. Mr. Pay n -.v of v2 n..,pey s
e. sp:tpe « ivlortln Bat-
.]
at-
.%a,11s oto Exeter boy.' and
;atm Success.
W. A. L litwtua pur4ta,cd zhe
':. i<u xd' ; s fom he Bank 'ar. Com-
las;
`.on2^
us.
d .
a a tiv c,r _ > oK e?gaged'
darn and >rL a _ .a e sante' t mica,
Mr.Jo.. _,iVias t. was _3 London. Mor- C'i
nxn.- ids m ster-.141 rlR v I ",ursdc y
Miss ltibci;,e,,, w.;o sus been attel dir`g
l e '5.a lta,tu:ai, hut tier eonditiana is not
anrosted.
a ii? nlo.,ay friends of Mrs. Satnuel Gid
res wild learn with regret that she .,la
1+ 's I-Ioapltal, Duluth, Meier
ea eat for all internal traauble, and
is _^.ow p"2gressifg very fava lalaiy;
The Sudeley School Canventlon o1
Seut'a. Hura l eta• beteg held to %tt e Press-
byterialt cla.urch. this Thursday morning
.a•<a d of with s a
ata, 4#la m a ti h
s meeting
n
Male street ,Methodist church at night,
Cele o" the plate glass wied,aws in
Meesre Jae t May's sate was no,
aced to bs bo- akea T ucaday.and also the
tt it SI>. i d. Willis' barber snap. but
Warne , broktr t la a zzali atery,
ria zta a4y,11 +' of violetxCe vie#hie
i Ro rein. who lett. latah week
ester. Ml;i&s.. for the purpose
upon for an internal
Tuesday evening
hltatted am re-
# aaaplt al and as
Ts
Mr. Ghats. Seawright was in Essex this
week.
Arise Eva Ilalbbs is a> visitl
rectory.
Mrs. S. G, Bawdeat was in London on
S aturday;,
Airs. Ed,yar wilds 'visited in London
ads week,
James Waiters was in Harelhoat
this week oa buaiaxess.
pa Kelantan and Zdr, q'iaitti- were 'in
i ?thorn NICsada r evening,
Mr, Ed, Anderson of Seaforth spelnt
S unday at his home here;
+f . `, S. Christie enjoyed a holiday
out of town during the past week.
Mrs, titch, Teeble, who has been, vie
itzre' friends, in town, visited, in Seaport,
Past week,
Mrs. W. D. Marko and, aol; are vis
rah Londan, 3Sr. Clarke 'was lir,€he
+ty over :S'4wlay. a
=tart' TaYlar deft Saturday
.z... t _ month at rile brae oe
Nectar, at Molt.
Spartifag'. who reeenaty dial,
farm. stock .and, innpletne::ts
=e, left qtr the West on T,hurs
Obert 1:toggr. with Iter t?nF
o'tdcago, arrived ;wereearlN on
Mr, and M. riati tidt ler pavex+i .
misses'guy E, and Aria 1% 1Taarahel,.
astted to a few deans owing rite prat
week with their S'ta2idtailaer, gr, Jae
Kerslake, L .ndOli 11.004 $011111,
Tno_nt`,p Fear wan dawn 'from Myth
o -.Ter Sunday, _Mrs, Fear, who has been
visite zn her da whiefr, Aire, W. Si, Dewey
returned to BIyth. with Thraretor. Tues-.
tey.
Ma, '44 n1. Ctlanil shard, wire hasbeen
tending bar at the Comrereial House,
left la.fi
t,. week, #4 visit ills nva4ixe» at
Ciandeboye prier to returning to Pais- P
ley. «
\V. D. Weekes Ieft an x'asesday
`ar Virdean, >dan., where be will visit
Ods son. Mr F, rank'eekes nwh'^A" eta eft..
;aged In that place in the photography
business.
.
Mr. and; Mrs, Gert Rarnesa, win) have
been reeidente of #:awn for many yeaars,
i,aa'Ptd to Regina.on "Ir`aat=%10.y. Toe hest
wiai,,*0 Of their many friends here ac-
company zy 'heir.
Mr. and Mraa, Ja
!viers. ia4/ xrhd
PC41, rezentlli ow$aal
thetatter's' rather,
who a few days after
visited with friends In , ,,«. «,• ,,
day of taut ween.
Air. Frank Rook lett Tu ui Iaay
for Calgary where he hada- acccPterl ,
altuation as book-keeper. 3fe, Cheater
Harvey lett the name evertiag for Har-
well, Man., where he will ire employed
with his brother -SAI. -Taw. fir. Fe Bus
well. ;yiisa Ethel Harvey accompanied
her brother,
at the'
e
tc
leg, taut tilowI
Mr, .T.. St
after a weelc'`s
lrmwea.
ill dorm;
aL Amprov-.
med. 'werl.
Mr. B Tricks n913ppcd a car oL
cattle to Tarcetto Tuesday,
Remember that no musrate may
shot during April, nor speared at an
time.
Mr. John, Wood and ;;lir. kI Elworthy
each shipped a car of cattle to Terento
Saturday.
Mr. John, Mcintyre liar accepted a
poaition with Mr, J. E. S.'tsith, boot and
shoe maker.
In future Deputy Beturnin,e' officers
at Poll Clerks at Election will not have
to yr ite out the n-unesain the'.Poli'book.
Frank Itobinsen, formerly of Platts.
vine, has purchased the Gattis House,
Thedford, owned by H. Boseenberry.— of
Perkhlit Gazette.
A grand musical entertainment will be
given by The: Plus Ultra Sunday S.
Class, assisted by Mr'wliliamson and
son. Teddy of 'London, in the baacment
of Main--st. church on April 7th.
Admission 25c. i
The matter of a difference of opin-
ion, as to the amount of money owing to
the School Board by the council was
amicably settled at a meeting held on.
Wednesday evening of last week and
the Town: Treasurer will cantitiue to be
treasurer for the S hoof Board.
A FA,I,SE REPORT. --Since Mr. Mein,
tyre has commenced work with J. E,.
Smith a. rumor has been- out that Sir. A.
Walters ,serve leaves ,for the Soo. This'
is entirely ,untrue. Mr. McIntyre's en-
gagerneat fa just another step ,ai pro-
grecs iz ou- custom department, and.
we want ou- customers and friends to.
know that Mr. Walter's interest in this
progress I- a: firth as even.
at
to 0
re trine eorlens results.
Tiro firm of. Mitchell 4: Todd, pubnisb-
cae caL` T:he Goderich Star, has bears;, d!s-
aaonsed. lir,. Wm. Mitchell will continue
olio
shwas and Mr. A, M. -Todd ie re-
#Yrir. ;ter, Mitchell hair been connected
writs The' Star s':neo 3879, and, }rr. Todd
iter 13 "year's. We wieell Mr. Mitchell
ao atit ued success in the business and
Air« Todd als-a has our best wishes.
lxeaare: Ivan and Daniel Dew or, UT,
borne attended the funeral last week
of Mr. Ittobcrt Golder of Middlemiss,
avho died non Wednesday of last week.
The late Mr. Golder was a former resi-
dent of Usbsrne, but left that township
about 135 ,yciirs ago. He way' a. first
CousinOL the Tato John pew and wlll,be
romembered by the older Ivetdenta .of
the township. he, having resided In the
Hunter neighborhood, '
'Goad Friday, April 14th, Is the day
-tire Sixth Annual Shoot of the Huron
Indian Gun Club, when six events will
be shot, the let, 2xtd, 4th, 5th;;and ,oth
of 15 targets each, prizes' in 3nerehand-
Ise, and the 3rd Is the trophy event at
20
targets r the to tl ha champY;ah>,shYp of
Western, Ontario and a purse of 010.
Five high average prizes will also be
given The attend part of the program
con.siste of :four event'a at 20 targets-
each , entrance money to be divided.
The home of Mr. and airs. James Dear
any," of the Lake R1oad, Stephen, has been
saddened by the death of their youngest
son, Carl James, who died on Tuesday
;est after five days il}nese f rain' brain
fever and spinal trouble, at the Age of
8 months and: four days. He was a
bright child and will be much missed in
the home. Mr. and Mrs. Dearing will
have the apathy of their many friende
.n their bereavement. The. 'funeral will
take place to -day tp the Exeter ceme-
The Crediton Star made its appearance
last week. 'The Star isa creditable sheet
in, point of appearance, and is published
by air. F. J. Wickwire, late of ' , the
Times.' The odd thing about the mat-
ter 1s" that anyone shined Imagine that
South Hurpa should need another pap-
er._ Twenty-five years ago • there were
but two papers south- of Clinton
and Seaforth; and nihw we are tohave
a fifth—In, the face of the fact th&t,
the•
'population o" of the county has de-
creased one-third.
Five Dollar 'counterfeit Bank of Mon-
treal bilis are int ` circulation. The bill
would easily ,pass inspection of the cas-'
ual observer, the printing and engrav-
ing being of a particularly high. order.
A `close Scrutiny naf the bill, however,
reveals- several defects, especially -in the
printing of ,the heads of Sir Edward`
Cioustan and Sir George Drummond.
The profiles: are somewhat blurred, and
the -lines very indistinct. The caunter-
Le-it bears the 'date of the series of Jan.
2, 1904. So 'Eau- it has circulated main-
ly'arotind Buffalo and in Toronto.
SUDDEN DEATH.—Mr. C. Sperling
OfTeraato, 'Ont., traveller for Wilson
Lytle°aand Badgerew, of Toronto, was
stricken, with,, paralysis at Port Elgin,
on• Wednesday morning last while riding
ir.en the- hotel to the;'statien, and was
nunediately , ;taken to the hotel, but
died -'a fewhours afterwards. Deccas-,
ed:,foi•merly lived in, St. Mays wher0
his mother and two sisters reside,1
.Fr xk:Sparling,.who travels for the same
company, -as a brother, 'and is -well
kciawn', here.` Deceased ` was' a: cousin"'ot
th6Carling, McPonell and. Acheson (aril
les; t
BUGGY FOR SALE.—A top buggy :di:
first-class condition. apply at Advocate'
Office.
MANGOLDS FOR SALE.—A quantity.
of niangolds, apply to John Kerslake,
London Road South.
HOUSE TO RENT,—That desirable
frame house and four lots, situated to
the south lof. the river, on lain street,
Exeter, known as fhe Muir property. Im-
medlite possession. Apply to WILLIAM
REID- t
MONEY LOST—Oa Main street, Exet-
er e-lviarela 27th, a ten dollar bill.
Finder .will be suitably rewarded by
leaving same at this office.
if you . want to sell or to rent ;your
house or farm advertise- it ha The Advo
rate columns.
75c.::pays for The Advocate tea' the end
of •'the year. Subscribe now.
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that my Of-
fice is closed every 'Wednesday after-
aioon. DR. ROULSTON.
Go to The Advocate Office for Marra,
age Licenses.
BOYS - BOYS BOYS
The Canadian Century' are sending 20
an'adial ` Boys•, en a five weielts- trip'
b Eaxgland during the c,ronation
advertisement : appears in, this a
5 dati u,ht 'about 8 a'elock whie:h
or a. e: ts threaafened serious results
appears. Mr.':Theodore Waiper
North was drivin,>; dawn 'town and
It`i hard •Biatchlord and-
-were
nd were returning hoth
o n t w; and wt en •ih frt 4iif Mr
onst
e: an;d will be read with .interest by
12Ys. f
It
SKILL =A.n accident In the way of
coliislon happened' 'on Main street
FORS
Cora 2d Trkin Ye n]
3 kers
1 zhdfr
asu lt3S,Qkeen
, UWY'.n9 Cy a.xve cet,x a
hie tri Canada ;ata
as a "1~ii 8'aaid Buffalo N' YES li7pe:_
r s, n xtrorts IVi'c a Good, 75a
)S.Ra L Ju,tgsa' 11.7 Retual
iLitoa,wrCii} 1.911 run
any: Grand
Duff, %
Outs, Ol
ro
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Mr
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:twin
Heasna e:' fit to theytwo
art
''fir u shgta cv, r kai
ed 1'nto the I: t
Fortunatei
rout tu clisii$! r ,
instils >iil3rs 11&ItttiaL
acaeei+>iii
Ifdetlwl "reeult,atixat
d'Srii
pceupssY>it`liueI
j iderabi ai'erce
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a,rrivaa
It
aofr. S. Hardy has Pnrehaseel 5fy. T*
3. '1Vilsgn'e, residence on Sbncoo agtreet.
Uri. .Phillips and two daughtorea the'
mother and etaters.aot .Mr. Phillips, or.,
gabiat at the James Street gothadiet
church, have moved to town, from Lon-
don, and will occupy part of Mr. Map-
tle's double house.
At the conclusion of his sermon Sun-
day evening Bev. It. Hobbs( very warm-.
ly condemned the use and saes oL tobac-
co, and particularly cigarettes. The
reverend gentleman feels very strongly
against tobacco, is sincere In this 0990x1
tion, and apparently determined to throw
the whole weight of his influence again-
stit.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
P4fCttAlilf;5 FINE TOOLS
ifAits,GLASS.POTTx
1Ro.PiP£rfiTTii1G5
l archand's
Jewellery
WATCli
THE RINGS
in our display. See how they gl steu and glitter. No wonder;:
they make the most accepted gifts, as well as the most enduring.
Preston Safe-
lock-Shingles
afe-
lock3i
S ngles
Solttottoug to think about
Nu matter what kind of build.
ing yon intend to put up or re-
pair. tba ONE most important:
part ie the Roof. Don't forget
that the appearance clad dura-
bility o£ the building, the safety
of its contents and the selling
value, if yott ever pltt it ou the
market depend more upon toe
roof than, ny outer part a£ the
construction. Every Prestont
Sate -Lock. k xhits I
asis
made
Shingle
to conform with British Specifi-
cations—admiralty and other
Public Service. Guaranteed to
be Wind And Weather proof.
Preston corrugated iron and
".CORN," Sheet Steel Siding
always in stock.
Spring -House-
Cleaning
Ever' Rttylsetitifeaad Pri►lter
(Tarttaraould aee us before
nihseeleatning time. We can
Ive ycau helpful suggestions on
ae
easiest rind most economical
ay of making your borne At-
eaetive, bright and flesh.
Seeds
Braces Big Four—Th Iarg.
eat and best Field Roots in ex
astence^—Intermediate, Smooth
Wtite Carrot, Giant White
Feeding Sugar, Beet, (Nithat
Yellow Intermediate Mengel,
New Century Purple Tap Stvede
Turnips. Bruce's and Steer
Brlgg's Garden seeds,
T. Hawkins & Son
PHONE 20
We deliver 1 ver promptly
Powell's
Bazaar
BARGAIN WEEK
Customers to this store this week will see bargains be-
fore unheard of. Our large stock of Fancy China, Granite
ware, Stationery, Jewellry, Drug preparations, Fancy Soaps,
Picture Postcards, and Muscial :Instivanents must bring
some money.
Ladies! We have just opened up some beautiful Austrian
Coronation China, to sell at 10, 15, 25, and 75c. each. Each
piece bears the photo of their,: Majesties, King or Queen, and
the British Coat of Arms. Remember your friends. Its a
pretty Souvenir. Come early
Money goes a long way at a'"a `hiS Store." We
Je e rp free toallo
our Drug goods customers:-
We carry a complete line of Edison Phonograph goods
at
money saving prices. If you want anything inthisline
. Yet
our prices first.
give tine
Willis Powell rroP•
The
Truth About Patent Medicine
Your attention is directed to the
Rexall Rerinedies(one for each ailment)''
BECAUSE they are not patent. medleines, but tea`ted prescriptionsrecog-
nized I he World over as the ACME of periectxon Each remedy is Gua t d
to be -refit tax w will h
ran ee
erefund1t e money —You are to be the judge. Wo sell
"Resell Remedies" because we know what `they contain and will tel you
the ,exact formula of each remedy if yon wish Vo know. Net 'one contains
a ha
rmiul drug.
IF YOU .DON'T KNOW YOUR AILMENT CONSULT` A PHYSICIAN,
YOU .l)0 ,BUY REXALL REMEDIES.
A, FEW - SEASONNABLE PREPARATIONS
REYALL CHERRY" BARK SYRUP REXALL .BAMBOO BLOOD BUILDER.
;(Coughs; Colds, Etc.) a br:,„ .
REXAL ., GRIPPE PILLS w ` , REXALL-KIDNEY rREMEDY
S.oanderfel Quick Cure), 'i y (Cures all ''Kidney ; Affections)
REX: l.Li-SARSAPAR-ILL,, TON l y `r ig 'XALL RHEtTMATIC REMEDY
..'v+uuid'l'titlfler) i YsKaA t*9ti 1 (Gives Prompt Relief),
I1
Our Jewellery Display
contains rings of every description. There are Baby rings,
birthday rings, engagement rings, wedding rings an4, rings
just for adornment.
We, can supply you juste as
ABLE_. P1-1OE as cart be haat
OD GOODS 'at just as REASON
to place in Cana(
A. :are.and, Exeter
Jeweller Si Optician
Brighten Home
This is the time of theYear when theHouse
se «
Clealll lg vill
be done, There is no better time to brighten u` ° the home
e
with a little
Furniture
We Invite you. to inspect ` our showing 'hick is the larg-
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroom
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something infor the
Kitchen orDining
iit" 1n'
Room.
will be in order. We can suit our tate andri
in anything in the line of furniture,F ct~
ROWE & ATKINSON
Tb,din tome Furnishers au
d Funeral larsctara,
JONES
& MAY
PHONE NO, 32
How About Your
New Spring Suit
This year we are, showing a swell lot of Ladies
Ready-to-wear Suits; New Spring Coats and 'Separate
Skirts. Do not fail to • :visit our Ready-to-wear De-
partment, It will do you good to see the New Styles.
Our Special - Suit .
P -at $11,00
In Black or Blue Venetian Cloth made up in the
very latest styles. This is a beauty for the price.
Our. Ladies' Spring Coats
COME IN LONG OR, SHORT,,
Nice Black Coats, Ltong, Short or for
Stout Ladies --$5 to :.$7.3. -
Fawn. Diagonal, in Long or Short, also
Mouse Grey --$5 to $11.
LADIES' SKIRTS
Real &nifty Black Violes, with fancy i
trimmings at 58 and p7.0. +,
Panarna-and Venetian CIoths in l3lack
or, B1 is for $4, $5, • $G,
' -GENTS' FURNISHINGS
The ayabby goods are found. here—New
Shirts, Collars,: Ties, Hats and Caps.
New underwear, Sox and Suspendersw
Everything new for . the:. boys. We are
showing ' a swell lot of Fancy Tweeds
and Worsted for New Spring';, Sults, It
will pay you to see them before you
,HOUSIll FURNISHINGS
New t bat tile b(t.113Y houeekeepers will
be soon, hOuse 'cleaning we want' to call
Iteg_s Cat -Pets.
, wool Rugs - Reiter' Blinds
ilikpery Fol.' as,
ye ered your ster,
',your Baster Bonnet.,-
Nowlat
Ar
can fii,yon
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