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Sandler s & Greece . Frops
-Eau RSDY, A PR. ` ..
A,.ccorditr 'ho the :report oft -he i1i:lte-
ter of Educatio=r, eehool teachers thru-
-put the P='avtnce are getting higher s11 -
arses'. than. they did a year ago. Ttt ur
)3 11 h:96ls the average salary for males
i s :;1009, ar iner_ense of $14aver 1909,
:k:; d: Por Ieraaa/es1532, an increase of,
fir+ I;: rural. scr,dols the average
tor ntalea has increased $r2 beim: now
d3 azael fe sales iz1 these acho+ais are
8 rerelviug $17 more, the ;average being.
;39
The roe t act .f.,'or prir;tiing a special is
aue of postage stamps to ae 1pierwn as:
e Coronation issue has been awarded
. to the American T$PA:kir Nate Cotllpany.
asd it is expected that they ,will, be
L tribtt ea r<7&ghoui the country by
.Iris; Bra, ttte icing's. Birthday. These
.#17,0411P4 will he 0ub14 the size gar ti e
ard:,r:ary number Wil be printed, as !rx
the case of the a ueltzeo Tereectteap,'ry
issie: , The r.taw Iwai -cent stamp Por or
bearing ib daead, of the new
34'4.3 'w111 aot be MAY :01r 94:11 e tinrea
;at. 1� raz
T +$ by xv'
':Iiclu it
to
C1:l+rIM:TO 1.
quite a
number 4+ our people ,gave
h.� 3 attendirf, the sessions of The Can-
adian Conference of the Evaugellcal,
church in, zur•iett the past week, Rev, E.
'EI, Braila who has +been; the pastor here
t. tt past five years, has been transferred.
to Tavistock and Rey. Bern, who was
stationed there for a like term; will
conal l:ere.• It is expected. that Rev.
Baan will, Preach ids farewell sermon
riezt SundaY.
Samuel Brown, has purchased an auto-
mobile from bir.. Krug of Ctesley. Tbey
autoed, v, Bright on Tuesday. This
nukes three for our tewtx.
When tine railroad comes we will
make the natives sit up and take notice.
Editor Wickwire of The Star was ir-
dlsposed far fn few days last week, but
is back again• i1't fi'r's sanctum Sanctor-
-nun.
Rev, Oecl' 4 33r4wta of Chesley visit-
ed his l :tiler .0erfttlob and lAtstf r, Mrs,.
Unary iNfetz, on Monday.
Wm, Witze1sem t a few day's last
weep lar, TTerr&tltozx, visiting friends,
The past week two newly 3nathrted
roup.'les Came to tetw a and are now get
ittg settled in their respeetlye Hosier.
�Mrs. reser to:W. arid Fred. Young
i 3 Mr. and Mrs Edwin Beaver, ' 5a
e te.:d to ttzere grtr very he ,*-best, evmr
gla.tulations and wish. them every NIP-
py:'easdaring their married AM-
A teLep.3aone 1;04% 'J ett ilosts.Lled art tt.il
p=' atilt; affiee,
We are pleased to lear & that G,
SV4j is health Itas inlp€eved and zu
to walk, around Q4r donors
µ.^,day Inertring and everting a:
ti.ta village wvrre aiateu th
of 00
ryamd art: sllikirtg` tnear,m?ark
it
,Western,
very fi141�
a alt
t ,,.ptPtllr,a
.'.rlarllt wvlklx the fatlz
eat tIr$ f vel
an addtt:og',
znel7r
tuna or 'rttallea everg'.
t of its ItP1
^: 3 ilusi to a pt apoats-
itSe
e:v.
t4 lAsten t
yg. WaiQ 11:1'z
the mar.t
are loat;li to lose a good citizen, even
thOu,;li his bees: may cause amlt,oyalice
sant' quarters,
Lie Trustees; of Our village have de-
cided to spend $1200 in cement side-
walks this summer. A by-law for the
fia,rrying out of the same 'was :"voted on.
last Monday with,,the result that not;
fs solitety vtote was cast against It.
Whenthese walks are completed Ceti,
traiia will then. lie one, to't the ,neatest
azul cleanest villages in Western on-
Carie,
BRE S ER,
Faxnxers are busy now on t he land.-
. Wm. Begin is home suffering with
bleed. poisoning. He is getting along
as well as can be etpeeteci: Mrs, J.
Wade, son and grand -daughter, visited
Wath tiers, J, Begin on Sunday Mr, Pe,
r Disjardtne of the B. Line is ksie .
'We lro.,L?e tp. roan, See fiins, well. again. -
Mr, D, Das.lardine is still confined to
his ted.; Mr,. At Ratgia spent Sunday
under the parental riot.
Baker,-WWaxager.-A. quiet wedding wee
soleninzied at the home of the bride's
;father, Mr, A. Warr-er, on 'Wednesday
pril 19th, when his youngest laugh
`er, ?glary, was united in marriage to
Mr, M. Baker, all A+ Stephen:,, Rev, e,
A. Carriers officiating. We extend to
tate you;, ' eptple eongralulatiens and
',naiehes for a la':,g and hagP;l- weld-
ed lite, s
o'Egmand
Ayietett
?.. #,rave lest. a ►ai
last wwlt t!trona1
e Faille, . who bad
~s, we- are 044 „to'
, School opened
holidays, with
s leacher. .
1
$100 Reward $100.
Vie readers' of this paper will be pleased to
that there is at least, one dreaded disease thatscience
has been able to cure In all its stages, and that i8
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now knows to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires a constita-
tional treatment. #Tail's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, sctint,direMy-upon the blood. and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the aiir ease, and ,giving the patient
strength by buildipl� up the constitution anal assist•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith In its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials,
dddress• F. 3, CRENEY' CO., Toledo, 0,
Sold by all Druggists, is cents, „
'Take 1ialt'y Family Inns tor constipation.
The ,order for the: chin tor the
Chateau Laurier, the new Grand Trunk
Hotel at Ottawa, has been awarded tta.
the Theodnre Haviland Company o�
Limoges, France. !Chis' china la sat a
very handsome and PAR.11# paitgltic and
wilt be the best that cat! he Awned, out,
by this well-known company, and In -
eludes Regular Serviee,, Baxigtnet Sera
vice, Palm Room or Tea Room Service
and a. Pe Luo set for uso-in tiles R;gyal
Suite.
able men.
1e?«avit visite
kik
. It
hildren Cry
FOR FLETCHE i'S
I A
MpORESVILLE-Quite a number of.
farms have changed hands in Biddulph
the pant week. We1Ui:1,gion gargarn and
T. Tid%laran, have exchanged tams, while
T,+ewls has sold his 0 -acre 'fares
„tr. "argatir leg a good figure._
0
P
to
Atr..10.t11:t ter
i a.'vbaib6AJtg g
it1 t. $vigl�,li«x:31, kl "0
1w: 'in a
tank t0 a tlr tk
a
Till tit«
Il orf «,.roltnad A;atarr;?e
a.cere hi no,at91lt
her V01,:e n ,,.„3znA4rAs.
'1i treat ramal
,7tB oaf`-`tl3i? �tl`tIR 6;ia>4
l.. it 1s IPO maty 'rt/
ha ou't*t!4*aslmly,
THE EXi-'eI`F.it :t lI7NF:
The Council slot in the Town ILalI,
Aoriday� evening, April Z. Ntembere all
Present, with the exception or Mr. Wai-
ves; Minutes of last meting' were read.
approved.
Levert -Day -That ' lite foil owing ac'
ca>urats be paid; -Paul Coates. Treasur-
e. of Uebaranr, ro•o4 scraper $4l0 ; :las.
Murray Son, water supplies $'5.01 ;
Dickson ik Carlin,: legal tees, .14;'
Harvey Bros., coal Towtr. I alt, $12,61:;;
Brown Braa., hook for Treasurer, $0;
W. x Carltn , brooms, ;00c.; 3. Nor-;
xy, labor wterw,orket, a6.4t) G. Atkin-
son, 'c1.7 5 ; D. Russell, $1.7:1; 3. Lydd
'1.75; 3. Glouc:ner V1..75;1T. ICeatie
1.. ra; li..Se &leen 7; .7tt; (deo. Cudntore
iaowse and rte drawing stone, ?3.7,; P.
Sweet. allow.a'ura .tan drain, t/ 1.25;: Thos.
73rock, rep. drain and cleaning street
bir. N. D. Hurdo:tl waited on the Coun-
tit re. %v',ties laying* on the sidewalks
natal road err .lain street, asking to have
removed. Na action 'taire.t.
lair. Gtadmmn presented a petition sign
ezl by a. 'nuinbsr' of ratepayers residing
on Albert Street, asking to ]&ave mains
s2:d, Rivers -Day' -That the petition be
fated. -Carried.
The prayer of a petitL m to have Hur-
on Street 'Watered from Ma -In to Carlin.;
•w•as granted on r btion of Levett and:
ii iters.
13y -laws No. _, app;a.nting T. B. Car -
claw
Mites: F+^
tv, s • wb4i
gals 'particultir litkt*,
anrdtr, win loots
1y , ora^ villa„, e w3'll
dui 1,ceri ora to. strata'
r t 4l,
itay,>
ai
may "d
)f till .t rttis-
3`cd t1tzi1 n tits,'
e enerl Otto In
hortics a1agl
and theca
b1' tom -
(From Another Source.)
Ce t rattit3Ai1Ilona are extended to > .
Fred �'ta tbg and 'bride wb;7 was former-
ly boss Vitae -i11 gains, The marriage
tock place itt IVyominb on ',, ednoaday
of last week, at the home of the bride's
irl t r. They will reside Lai, Crediton..
Edwin Beaver and bride, nee Pius
Evelyn Kerr, also have ,bur congratulat-
ions 7n their marriage which took place
itt Toronto on. 'Tuesday -of last week.
r+'OR BACKACHE AND KIDNEY
TROUBLE.
The simplest and most effectivereuz-
ady for sick kidneys` is ,Bjooth'a Kidney
Pitts. If there Is weakness, congestion
inflammation ;or soreness, Booth's ICid-
t;ey Pills quickly relieve it. They gent-
•
lie futlel'e
la, & a~1rs, Lase. )Ti ss llfae M
sf Detlrcait 1s visiting friends
ateihltborirood --Quite a number cf
tarIU I e i1a rials neighborhaod iiaS
iilnwed tkreie sluing plowing; It ilea
v Rhee Iletwits� they will be suite busy
for sr»ne weeks getting their crops /It.
Thos. and ripper Rowland has 'bought
'10 tones terra in. 1VIeGilliv.ray, paying
t0r i.t -..a g,aed .tigt1re.:4fias lvelylt Qk
Leary of Parkhill is visiting'; lrtenda ln.
tine r,eighbor,b od.-John 3. Boland of In.
geraoll is home visiting his parents,
ri
DA.SL31VO0 D
E. \f, BROKENS1:iIR.E, Dashwood,
Conveyancer. Deeds, Wats, btertgagea
a'�d all legal documents carefully and
p-onnptiy prepared. Charges moderate.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Rev. S. P. Brow.,, of Regina will oe-
snap the •Evargelleal pulpit on Sunday
evening.
:4Ir s. H. Harris of 'Sarni
" mother, lIIrs. Rinker,
u+seks.
ttss Olivia 'SVeltim, nurse or Hotel
Dieu Hospital, 't elnds^ar,. is visiting ber
parents Thr a few days.
.irs. Fred Jennings. who has beet& vis
itiv.,. her parents, Mr. and :ND's, Wm
Brown, returned to iter home in. Thed-
.ord on Monday.
Ltev. A. W. Sauer occupied the pulpit
:1• the Evangelical church Sunday morn-
ing
orn-
is& ' and Bev. '� '. 'Yager. hi- the evening.''
..11n treasurer, No. 7, giving reeve and>Doth were farmer ministers of the con -
treasurer power t3 borrow money on +gregalion here.
credit of the corporation, By-law No .8, ( Rev. L. K. Eidt will pros i bis tare
well season in the Evangelical church
next Sunday. Rev.-Eidt will leave next
weep :lar ltaltstern, Sask., where, he has
been stationed by the conference. Itis!
successor wilI be Rev. Gretii;'senbach.
c"lepartmexit be instructed to have. Fire Dr. T. P. McLaughlin: received his
!Tall kalsoanined.-Carried.
Lev ett- Ali jouenunent.
T. B. Carling, Clerk
lotting';
few'
ter he governing of roadbeds: and boul-
evards -were read the necessary number
.,oi: times and finally passed on motion
of Rivers ane Day.
Day -Rivers -That the chief of the fire
P011. SALE -A good sized frame
luiwelling in Exeter, suitable to acco-
modate two' families; in good repair;
a;f111 be sold cheap.
A GOOD SUGGESTION
Pnends of the Advocate will advent-
-age themselves and all - concerned if
. ifae- study its advertising columns. They
are: worth reading regularly and it will
I1lease the advertisers and very great-
' 2y ,"benefit The Advocate if on reapon
dinlg to an advertise:neit our readers
sate that :they saw the advertisement
its columns, and. alt who pariiculagrly
value. the Advocate will: 'i aturalty ap
txeciate those,,who advertise in its
columns' and give them the preference.
For Infants and Children.
1 s Bought
*lid You Have >� �a
new automobile Monday.. It was brow
girt here by Mr. "Iran, Allstein of Park -
1111.
=Mr. Henry 'Itiiliert spent Monday at
Grand 'Bend.
Messrs. M. Mcisaac and Chester' Gaiser
lift Monday for Chatham to resume the
studies at thee C.B.C.
The public school re -opened Monday
morning with a number ,of new begin-;
:liars.
CENTRALIA
Spring` seeding is in full swing now
among t:he farmers. ,Though some of
t:'nem look weary they wear .a 'plea'sant
a;riile. .'
?des. Marshall, who was formerly a
resident of our village, oat now resides
lar .Exeter, is here renewing acquaint.-
Rev.
cquaint-
Rev.R, Hobfia,of Exeter sailed at cine
I etnodiet. parsonage on Monday morn
tilt
The teachers of the Suaday School are
; oid.i ,� 'weekly aireetings• for . the study
of the Sunday School "le sons.
Tn 'boys have been putting their din-
n17_,d tt oil FJ: -..ape for the season's,
spat. Challenges will edori be issued
to e:irua',Li a• the: surrounding country to
.a�••' '[ill with our Lads, who will
surely shays, up t.o edvain,tage.
CompLtint .has:' ,beer : 1od ed against'
F. �.hbo_t's apiary which •trlay necessit-
it is 'iremoval' frsin our village. We
Simple Remedy
ly relieve .it. Tliey
gently stimulate,
tone .and strength
en sick kidneys,
drive away back
rheumatic pain
and dizziness.
clear up and reg_
late' the urine and
restore a perfect
filtering of the
t' blood. Best of all
is relief is permanent.
A11 druggists sells, and guarantee
Boa 's Kidney Pills, ::aoc. box. Money
back if they fail to relieve. Write to
The R. '17-. Boot11 Co., Ltd.. Fort Erie,
Ont., for a free trial.
Sold and guaranteed :in Exeter by W.
S. Cole.
Go# Father Morriscy's "Not lo"
Just In Time To Save His Life.
Mr. Aylward's letter tells the story :
Campbellton, N.B., Feb. 5, 1909.
'Co.
Father-Morriscy Med.
During the winter of 1907, •while
travelling on the Gaspe Coast,•I
contracted a severe Cold which settled"
upon my lungs.
After.I returned home .I wrote to
Father Morriscy explaining nay case.
I received a letter from him with a
prescription for hist medicine, which.
could' not be filled at the time here.
After one week's delay I received it,
just in the nick of time to saye my life.
After one•month's use I felt like
a new man.
Yours truly,
Jno. Aylward.
There is riot much time to lose when
a cold settles on the lungs. Pneumonia
kills }within a week. With Father
Morriscy's "No. xo" at hand, you don't
even have to wait for a doctor. ''No. to"
cures all throat and lung troubles, =It is
a reals Lung Tonic, and fortifies against,
future attacks.' Trial bottle 2,5e. Regular
size roc, at your dealer's, or from rather'
Morriscy 1VIediciue Co, Ltd.,
tiONTREAL, QUE.
Sold and guaranteed ill Exeter by W.
S. Ho'Key,
SUB. SCILIBE ` for the . Advocate`
get all ;the clews.
CAN -;At the n.lt1&xat vestry meeting
tlolj Trinity Church the financial
meat for the past year' was read by
topla'a warden. James Stanley, and;
wl a tlrtalce on hand et *10,, W.
iwkallaw wa,s re -sleeted vestry
a;1tl 'Thos, Il, Caursey and. Caleb
a r vrere appointed rect;or's and pea -
artistes respecttvely. An effort is
ize nl del
to pay at tits-clturch debt,
Children Cry
FOR FLLETC IIER'S
A S # O R I A,
NOEl3QXEs
T'., l nal*irks Telephone sy`atvt1! 1
ns=° sure lisle from Drinsley t I
Da.vts cosipi�,1y
instrumento.--Mre.
1 r,0491,Ia13 111 but tis xe
11 as- can be expected -
ainghant; has engataed
Dello Trod sort --,Tal ler
ll a°,aa lw1 S a valua'bie twee by 3
111 ;:r aril bresk21t1 its neck. -Mr, SsaIi
l':° ;1 i s op'rnttl up a eenrnt txiocl
'a ^ 11 by T.
M.'ka r'
of
;1910. Mr, atiwgus
litaod, 1+I.S., wrote us,•-•
three years old wags
tri 1xc td t+u foot with eczema
r twenty dilterent ltinda of
sales.*s attd washes but could not acini any
11npi`Q}ema011t--ill raft it seemed to bo
ettir1b" ^',"orae. F ,
1 w,na about discouraged and had lost
t,xtrl. in all kinds of so-called eczema
cures, wire r I saw ata ad. telling shout
1.1. D. D. Proscription,. I sent for sam-
ple battle and the third application con-
vinced near that I lead at last a surer
cure."
Nifr-httt D. T1. D. "did (tar this little boy
It will do Tor rutty skin autterer. A.mild,
soothing liquid made up 1oft.Oil of Win-
tergreen, Tb>ynlol, Glycerine and other
in vredients, tt penetrates to the root
of the trouble and washes the disease
terns out.. 1
Vlay not_ get relief i' Simply write
to-daY to the D. 1.). D. 7.abtoratdrles
Dept. E. A., 4P Cotbarz,e St„ Toronto,
and they will send you a free trial bot-
tle.
For sale by all Druggists.
A QTRUH t.SYSEM
THE POPULAR TOURIST ROUTE to.
MUSKOI 1, LAKES
LAKE OF BAYS
TEIIAGAi*LI
ALGONQUIN PARK
MAGANETAWAN RIVER
FRENCH RIVER-
GEORGIAN
IVER
GEORGIAN BAY
LAKE COUCHTCI-IING
ICAWARTHA LAKES, ETC.
ROUND TRIP
HOMESEEKER$' EXCURSIONS
TO THE WEST
AT LOW .' RATES
VIA SARNIA OR CHICAGO
Literature and full information . from
any' Grand Trunk 'Agent, or address A.
E. DUFF, District Passenger Agent, at
Toronto, : Ont.
pc1^'1'loess -170+4"1.1-1-1"Ic' 444,1 c3�Rrdr+�
Chance for Piano
A new upright Grand Piano ,Reg-
ular price$325 Sale Price $229.
Only one instrument ',will be sold
and that to the first buyer,
Call earl and let us -. de-
monstrate its merits to you,
This instrument is on ex
hibiton at our store the bal-
ance of this week.
5 MART P
A number of good . organs
for sale $12 to $?5 no; higher.
Payable 50c. a. Week. .
THE CANADIAN BANK:
OF .COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLD„ D.C.L., PRESIDENT =:
ALEXANPER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER
REST, $7,000;000
CAPITAL - $10,000,000
THE SAVINGS BANK DEPAF3TMENCT
of The Canadian Bank o£ Commerce will receive deposits. of SI and
u ,wardsf on which interest is allowed at current rates. There is n:g,
upwards,
delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the deposit. Sniall
deposits are welcomed. 234
Accounts maybe opened in the names of two or more persons, to be.
operated by any ne of the number or by the survivor. Apia account
of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of the, money
after death, and, is especially useful when a man desires to provide for
his wife, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death.
Exeter Branch. -W. H. Collins, Manager. 8raneh also at Crediton,
The IVlolsons Ban
Incorporated 1855
Capital (paid up)
Rest Fund -
Total Assets Qvor
$4,000,000
$1,400,000
$44,000,000
Branches in Canada, and ARente and Correspondents in sllthe
Principal Cities in the World,
ng DENBRleL tiA'";KINO if ISINL'.SS "TiIA141sri4`1'i?.A,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
,.
ISIMINIS
a#, all Branches, Interest allowed at r heat fxurrellt rate,
EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the l)onlilaign Government,
:D1oltaolk & C.aiiimo, $oli.eitors;" N.D. HURDO1 Manager,
The etxrral public will take notice that I .r.
he line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
doing lxusiness in. Exeter in:
I3ijhest Alaxrltet Prices Paid for SCRAP IRON, RAGS, R13I3I`3ERS,
COPPER, BORSE IIAIR, Etc.
All purchases to 1)e delivered to T. H.AN- %EIN%EARDWARE, EXETER
where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap
ay be left at the surae store, prompt attention will be given,
111x'1. Wexler, -- Junk Dealer, -- Exeter
Ul1SCClealllli� AClIV1tiCS
Are in fall. swing. ,Spring Bargains in furniture
We have a beautiful, selected stock of all kinds of Furniture.
T reallythink you would enjoy a walk through our store to see the
nine stock e carry. Everything new and up.to-date.
There will be the usual amount of discarding and replenishing.
This store shouldbe kept in mind, because to forget it, is to lose money
To buy here is to be sure -sure or right Treatment and sure of the most
for what you spend.
We have the ma tresses that will surelylease you, --beautiful art:tickin
p 3' i'',a
cotton tufted. Regular price $4.00 for M5, while they last. Also the Os-
tomore and Banner Spring,
Springs 52.50 up. AU manner of bedsteads in Brass, Iron, Enamel and
Wood.
A 13EV-
E
Md � ii
Undertaking and 'Embalming
Purchased
BUS. and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, I desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that I aro
prepared to give you the best of
satisfaction in - work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
LOTS,
For Sale
Lots, First class lots in the Great
Northern :addition within the city
limits" of. Calgary.
This is what .the C. P. R.
states. -
"You can recommend this
property to your clients as a good in
vestment both sale and profitable. -
These lots are selling now at 175.00
each. One-third down and balance
in six, twelve and eighteen. months,
6 per cent interest.".
If you want to make some money,
don't delay in looking me up as this
is a chance of a lifetime. Don't for-
get that we have farm lands' to sell
as well, of the very best and splendid''
137 situated.
T. B. Carling'
STRATFORD, CONT.
A LARGE SCHOOL. A GOOD SCHOOL
THE BEST.
This School has a continental repu-.
tation for high grade work and for the:
success of its students. We have three
departments -Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy. ..Ambitious young men and
women. should send, at once for ours large
free catalogue, Write "for it at once and
see What our graduates: are doing.
This is a igosod time of the year ifor
you to enter our classes. Students are
eptering each week. , Commence your
course at Once.
D A.'McLACHLAN, Principal.
Boys
And
Should learn thosesubjects by
which they can earn a living.
Spotten - Business Co11eges are
the 'largest "trainers in Canada,
and our, graduates secure the,
bestositions. You can' study
Y
at home, or partiv at home and
finish at the College.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
ENTER ANY. DAY
CLINTON .
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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