Exeter Advocate, 1911-4-13, Page 8THE 'EXETER ABVD LATE, THURSDAY) APRIL
13, 1311
THE.
!ug Track
The spring trade this year promises
to be a heavy one, and we are prepar.'
eel for it with a, full supply of the
Finest Clothing Materials in
Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, Etc.
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot be excelled,
Try us for your new Spring Suit.
TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,.
Exeter, - - Ontario
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESD4'
Bas>rley..44••••••••••••••
Buckwheat.. . , • ,,
ChYs,40.1,4,1,11.9“(••••
�a.
`v ,t e14pibrbag ,,..
Hay, era
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, r, low grade per cw
Butter .,.•
"live hogs, per cwt. • ,.,
Shorts per ton....... <..
Bra zz per ton.....,, ......
78
60
75 80
50 75
9 50 1000
2 40
145 14.5
21 21
17 17
605
20 00
00
a00AL DOINGS.
eel, „ea,ell Acetic -Pe Ac-gen- ...Be
'The man wlzo 'whispers dewaa a well
About the geosls he has: to sell,
Worst reap the glen corse, :golden dollars
Like the ,man wile climbs a tree and
hollers.
11iISS J. J. ALLAN, Bye Sight; ,Spee1al-
let, will be at the Commercial Hotel,"
Exeter, Saturday April 22nd. Hours
10 amt, to 6 p.m.
Don't veerry, It you Itavf
with your taking, try. 3F.
Bros.
ad trouble
iareee
BUGGY FOR SALE.—A top buggy in
first -clans eondltion. Apply at .Advocato
Otflce, ,
MANGOLDS FOR SALE,—A quantity
of naaxrl;olds, apply to John Kerslake,
Londcon Road South.
HOUSE TO BENT.—That desirable
traane house and four lots, situated to
the south of the river, on Main street,
Exeter, known as the Muir property. 111I-
ntediate possessi•en. Apply to WILLIAM
REID. 1 t
MONEY ;LOST.—On Main street, Exet-
er, on March 27th, a. ten dollar bill.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving' same at this office.
If you want to sell or to rent ;yeah}
house or farm advertise It in The Advo
tate columns.
Success Is rarely accidental. There Is
a reason for the fact that Model Flour
is so popular.—Harvey Bros.
75c. pays for The Advocate to the end
of the yeas. Subscribe now.
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
KINDLYTAKE NOTICE that my ot-
fice Is closed every Wednesday after-
noon. DR. BOULSTON.
, Go to The Advocate Office. for Marri-
age Licenses.
LOW RATES FOR EASTER
Via Grand Trun laRaiiway Systema. Re-
turn tickets at single fare (with mini-
mum change of trwearty-five cents) be-
tween all stations in Canada, also to.
Niagara Falls arid Buffalo, N.Y., De-
troit and P,)rt. Huron, Mich. Good go-
ing April 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. Return
limit Wednesday, .April 19th, 1911. Full
particulars and tickets from any Grand
Trunk Agent, or address A. E. Duff,
District Passenger Agent, 'Toronto, Ont.
Trusses
We carry a complete stock of
different ,=keel. of Trusses. When
.need of a Truss
COME TO tUS•
WE DO NOT CHARGE FABULOUS
Pi;1ICTils''
the
firs
onsultation Free
WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT
AND COMPLETE SATISFACTION OR
MONEY REFUNDED.
If: your told one is worn out °pr u
comfortable give us a bene-
tit by ourexperiruCe
a
Headquarters' for.;
It GOODS;,.'SIIOULDER BI,LAIESCE
RU
LL D{,}(0ISI" 4 SLPPLr;
To marrow' is Good Friday.
Bev. Yeliand preached at Granton on
Sunday.
Workmen are engaged xe-building Mr,
Wes. Snell'S implement wareroonts..
?4fr, B, W. Fi Beavers: is cavern,;, the eXe
cavating done tor hie residence north of
vainest,, chureh. •
A number of Exeter Oddfellows wilt.
go to , Godericle Friday to, attend the
Lodge of Instruction,.
4 number from :Exeter drove. to, Zurich
to hear G. leteKey speak ote iteeipro-
city on. Monday afternoon,.
Mr. Jab. Motors -of Kirkton, purchase
ed the Ja$. Beatty fare st at tKirktdn
on Saturday,paying therefor $12,400,
•
The Huron O,,aunty Stock show was
a huge success, the exhibits being,'
above the average in quality and quan-
tity.
'_Mr. John Torrance, License Inspector,
Seuth Huron, has been confined to his
:outs :for several days owing, to illness,
--Clinton. Ne"s, Record.
T::e 15th Annual Convention of the
R=:.cher District of the Woman's- Mission-
ary Society will be - held
:rt Crtditoa on Tlruursday of this weelr,
We u:aderstand that 3fr. A, J. Rollins
' k
exchlraged. tis property at By rag.
o: the property of his: brother, Dr. .L
Boinns, In th.e. West, and will mow
4it t e West ,alaort.ly,
daaietrate day has sufficiently reoov
a ed frons lata 1llnoss as ttj be able tq
take a Want up Iowa Monday, 11r.',
W, G, Bissett is also able to be out
again ter a short time each day, after
ateveral weeks' illness.
The folIewl,ne officers of the baseball.
club were elected laat week, --Pres„ 5, G.
I1awden, Vice., Jas, Bawden; Sec -Tress.,
E. I3, Axt ; etaztlager and captain. F,
E4yie; managing committee, T. Boyle
Imo. jenes and T. carli'ng,
Oa Friday morning Gerald, eon Of %';
I?ye; Hurdon, -met with a nasty aceld
ent, lie was pruning trees on .arch. Mc
Curdy's tenet, tlsborne, when the limb
oa which he stood broke, and he .Lehi
sustaining a dislocated ankle which will
lay taloa at work tar eanzetinte.
Rev. D. W. aatd firs, Collins, were last
weelr presented with a handsome, baby.
earriarre by the Ladles' Guild of the
Trivia .laieraaorial Church, This is asa
o»"acr evidence ot the appreciation felt
by flat Trivitt Memorial cangregation for
keit' rector and his good lady.
The one thing in your career that
s.aould ha in perfect tastes is your „wed -
announcement,
edannouncement, The material, the
na titer on It and the sy le of lettering
si ould be e rreet, and they will be it
sou entrust the -s matter to us. Ve make
a.3 specialty ot hurry orders In wedding
llwitations, , announcements, visiting
cards and polite stationery. -Advocate.
Job Departinent,a
Air, Geo. ManK1e wishes to inform the
public that he has this week movedinto
t.bo premises vacated by Mr., Well. Johns,
who hats given sap his tailoring; business,
where the will conduct the Flour and
Feed business recently purchased troin
Mr. Wm. 'Rivers. In; addition he will
.handle coal and Wood. He is nave
Open for `the purchase ot 1000 cords
ot Weed. Try him with am order.
The militia camp of the western dis-
trict will, in future be Meld at Goderieh.
Such is the decision of the Ottawa Gov-
ernment. With the exception of one
year the camp has been held at London
for many years. The dates annnitnced
are tram. June 1Dth, to 30,th. This year
the infantry along will camp there but
next year the camp wi11 consist of
Pantry, artillery and cavalry.
On Friday evening 7th inst., the Sone
of England held a meeting In their hall
and after all business had been tran-
sacted sat down, tie a bounUful supper,
given by President W. H. Dearing and
Past President N. D. Hurdon. Atter a
few speeches sides were chosen for a
carpet -ball match, which continued until
the lights went out. They are now op-
en for challenges feam other societies.
Some person, fond of warning people
et the innumerable dangers that lie in
wait for him, ,has written the following,
—Drink water and get typhoid fever.,
Drink milk and: get tuberculosis. Drink
whiskey and get. jinn -jams. Drink soup
and get fat. 'Eat meat and- encourage
cancer,., apoplexy and appendicitis. Eat
oysters and absorb typhoid gastric poi-
son germs. Eat vegetables and give the.
system Asiaticathineblooded weakness.
Eat desert a'nd die with paresis or some-
thing ;else; Smoke Cigarettes, and die too
solos. Drink coffee, and fall into insom-
nia and nezyous'; prostration. Drink tea
and get a weak beag•t.'' Drink wine and
get gout. 'You ,pay your money and take
your' diploe.
The entertainment given by bliss Wi-
nona Hgvrard's� Bible Class, "Plus U1=
tra," in the basement of the Main street
Mhurch on Friday evening waslargely
attended and thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. A.
C. Williamson and son Ted of. London
assisted id the program.. Mr. William=
son is a wonderful musician' and Ted is
a very pleasing singer.: ,Their selec-
tions were appreciated by all. Other num
hers onthe program were,—choruses by
boys and girls, reading by Earl Powell;
solo by ; nr. Angle ; quartette ,by Misses
Howard and Follick, Laurie Watson and
Dr. Kinsman; piano duet by Miss How-
ard and Mr. Steer, .whistling chorus ,be,
the boys, eblo ,by Herb. Southcott, laugh-
ing chorus by the boys, cornet.`sole by
Ed. Treble, reading by Joe Fellick, pi-
ano instrumental by Mr. Phillips, ad-
dresses by H. E. Huston, the chairman,
and Rev. Powell, pastor. The receipts
an ousted to $45.50.
VISITORS
Mies, Murray went to Landon Friday
evefi;aln ,.'
Afr.,
0,. F. Seawright was in. Stoney
Point last week,
?Miss Vera Bowe was game from Loa -
on over Sunday,
?lir, Ed, Campbell has returned Iron, a,'
visit in Hamilton..
4r, ,Herb Phillips left last week for
for Saskatoon, Sask.
?.r.1 W. W. Taman was) in London on
business Friday night-
eiiss' May Jones oe Hamilton Normal
_Le •hoiidayitr„ at home..
DICKS' FORECASTS—A regular storm,
period extends rom tilts 16th to the
21 * We will, designate the 18th, 19th,
and 20hi as the crisis, o'f this period.
On and "touching 'these ' dates, expect
many active. April 'storms and,: squads,
attended by hail and followed by change.
to Hauch cooler. Not only this period, but
the entlre month . ot April seems excep-
tionaily freefr'nn, great and ;-general;
disturbances, but the storm periods,will
bring normal and regular •.phenomena`'
such as, are comr11a21 to this season of
the year. A reactionatly etornv period,
utas its cera tre on the 21t11 and 251h, on;.
and about which dateai ��t Wbdt+o'meter We pay - pa'titeular,
will fall,;ard theeaten nge weather will .mp s ndled"by s.
appear. This period will most likely,
Huaxter still ren?airy
Oscar Andersen and Gea. -Srnallscombe
spent; SundSeaforth,
M. Peter Baa$v,tar'dea or Itldgetown spent
Teursday with relatives here.
elise: Ida Rowe is home from Loddon
Nornaai for the Easter holidays,
Mrs. R. G. Seldon and Mrs, J. G;
Stenbury were in Londan Thursday.
Mr Geo. Hill gees to Toronte to -day
sp.nd the holidayswith his sons.
Mrs. Gorden Mantes leaves this nears.
*r, for Brantford to spend the holt.
Say s.
J, E, TOM. I. P. A. et Goderich visit-
ed his Pareets here the latter part i.4t
last week,
!sirs. Chas, Blrney left Friday last to
visit her daughter a,ttd other relatives
;near Windsor;
al r. and Mrs, Tues, Hawkins* leave title
mantling to visit their daughter, Mrs. P.
Pollard at Windsor.
'sfessrs, Loney Heyvereed oe Union and
Joint. Walker of Beryl/4 divinity students
are holidaying. at hunts how.
, Lr axed Mrs,- J. G> S#aialrury, with ;a
party of friends from Toronto, go f0
New York ona visit this week.
Mfr, and Mrs, John Snell leave 'to -day
or Brantford, where they will visit n
,v eek with their daughter, Mrs. Smith,
Me. TT'. Larnbrooia, and daughter, Mrs,
D, Halloran, returned.. tea Brantford on
Wednesday after spending *UMW weeks'
hem;
Mews, James Jewell awl Jatpea.Be
Sett o> ,1dl uday for Regina to work du.
lag the strnanzer, Much building le in
progress la that cite and big wages :area
fettered naealaar=les.,
ZIT*. 3, Alvin, Drintnell returned ora
Thursday twin Stratford, where he at-
tended the Normal School, and wrote
for sa, aeeand-class'te tehers' protessioea.
al certificate.
Miss Pollard, Who has been the guest
of Miss, May Hawkins, lettelvDenda'y evert..
in„ for Brantford, where shewilt visit!
a few days priorto returning to iter
liome .in, Winds ,r,y
Mr. John Haawksliaw left on Saturday
last for Toronto, where he will visit his
son Fred for a month. Mrs. Havekshaw;
lett on, the same day for Milverton to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Livingstone,
who will mOVo with her husband and
family about May 3st to Calgary, Alfa.
Mr. Thos. Fisher attended a meeting
of tho nnaragerci ref tife different Fire
Insurance Companies of "etcetera Ontare
to and the local agents covering the
sante terrietory, at the Tecumseh douse,
London, on Wednesday of last week.
Tho business of the meeting over
present participated in a eumptuoue ban
quet• I
All things come to h1m,,w;ho waits
But there's a rule that's' slicker,
The man who Maes for what leo wants
Well get there all the quicker,.
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES
MECHANICS FINE TOOLS
NAILS,GIASS,PUTTY
Preston Safes
lock Shingles
Something to tizin,lf about
No natter what kind of build-
ing you intend to put up or re-
pair, the ONE most important
part is the Roof. Don't forget
that the appearance and dura-_
bility of the building, the safety
of its contents and the selling,
value, if you eyer put it on the
market depend more capon the
reutthieei any other part of the
cntuere
construction. Every ratoal.
Sate -Lock, Shin to is made
to conform with British Specifi
cations --admiralty and other
Public Service. Guaranteed to
be Wind Arid Weather" proof.
Preston corrugated iron and
,,ADORN,". Sheet Steel Siding
always firs stock.
Spring Honse-
Cleaning
Every* Housewife and Proper
ty Owner should see us before
housecleaning tiwe. We can
give you helpful suggestions an
the easiest and most economical
way of making your home at-
tractive, bright and fresh..
Seeds
Braces Big Four—The larg.
est and.. heat Field Roots in ex.
ietence—Intermediate Smooth.
Wtite Carrot, Giant White
Feeding Sugar Beet, Giant
Yellow Intermediate Mange].
New Century Purple Tap Swede
Turnips. Bruce's and Steel
Briggs Gardena seeds.
T. Haskins & Son l
PHONE 20
We deliver promptly
Powell's T 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 Instruments 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 "This Store•" We give tine
eTewellry free to all our Drug goods customers.
We carry a complete line of Edison Phonograph goods at
money saving prices. If you -want anything in this lineyet
our prices first.
J-. Willis Powell pi.,.
'arm -Implements
We are now busy re -building our, Implement Warerojoms, and we 'wish to
draw" your attenttilon to the fact that we handle eull line at.
McCormick Implements
FOR TelE.,INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ,COMPANY
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Manure ,Spreaders, tilling tocols, etc :
h w
ekshutt
A full lone' of Cockshutt'Plows acid Repairs
Co
Buggies
Carload of Buggies, man,ula,ctured by tray ek, .San et Chatham, :wilI. °syr_
five on ,Satwrday, a number of,which.are specialty suitable for young mien.,' Any,
&Mending purchaser will find It 'woz'tta while to ca11'ani see these before pur.-•
cheetnig.
not reach in: to high barometer and gen Aur Jp
eral arrci 'st firm conditions but 'run intq;
ar:e�ries >daily: April .showers, o c .�
air ,4
,ilros P�'rf.'th�e cawta�'fY"�ea`ciL.n'���„
tent on.
e
iy
airs
fur;iishir
btsine
repairs fox .tat:
e;
Marchand's
Jewellery
WATCH. THE I
in our display. See bow they glisten and glitter. No wonder
they mak e the most accepted gifts, i4swell 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 GOOD GOODS at just as REASON-
ABLE PRIDE as can be bad at any place in Canada.
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician
righten the Home
This is the time of the year when the HouseCleanin wilt.
be done, There is no better time to brighten up the home
with a little
Furniture
We .invite you to inspect our showing 'which is the larg-
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite New Bedroom
e
Sults3
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.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Some Furnishers and Funeral. Directors,
JONES & MAY
PHOlsTE NO 82
Easter Hats
All Should Have One
SELECT YOUR EASTER HAT NOW WHILE STOCKS ARE COM-
PLETE, OR LEAVE YOUR ORDER. WE ARE SHOWING THE LARG-
EST AND MOST STYLIS1T ASSORTMENT OF STYLES EVER SHOWN
IN EXETER. ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Stylish New Dress Goods
THIS IS A BUMPER DRESS GOODS SEASON WITH US. WE ARE
SHOWING THE FINEST WEAVES THAT CAN BE BOUGHT :IN, BLACK
AND COLORS AT 50c., 75c. and .$.00 per yard. POPULAR PRICES.
Black Vloles
Black Poplins
Black Satin Cloths
Black Venetians
Black Chitfon,s
Black Resildas'
Colored
Colored
Colored
Colored
Colored
Colored
And many' other kinds: of anew Fabrics .
Moles
Poplins
Itfelrasess
Satin Stripes
Silk 'Glories
Satin, Cloths
Ladies' Ready-to.Wear : Garments
That are Attractive & Practical
Until you have -seen our naagnificient showing -you will not be able
to see what we are Aging in this line.
$5.00 SPRING COATS
This is a wirier and is sure to
take your fancy. It comes in light
fawn, strlped and Blacks'
SPRING SUITS
Have you- seen, our all -wool Venet-
eau Cloth Suite—coat silk lined in
navy or black—for only $1,1.00. Its'
a beauty.
A NICE LINE
•
LONG SPRING COATS
In Fawn or Black: They are,'very
stylish anad you will like them for
al
usefulness:
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
A new line with us; "We are
showing: a nice, range of • white
checks and plain caters at : e.00.
1•25, 1.>0, 2.b0; 2,50, 3.50.
OF LADIES' : WHITE 'DRESSES AT $4 TO .t,10.00
Big Silk Season
PLAIN SILKS
We have a full range of it the
Popular silks . in 20 inch., 27 inch.
1- yd. wide and. 40 inch. wide. They
are very nxuch`:used.
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JAQUARD SILKS
en ,all the newest shades ` This is
a'very - popular sunrnmer silk, a,id it
comes' 27 inches wide at 40e., 45c.,
end '50c. per yard.
quarters fort
e celebrated W E. Sanford Clothing''
ave;;
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