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The spring trade this year promises
to be a; heavy one, andwe are prepare.
e
fpr it with a full ..supply of the
Finest Clothing Materials in
Tweeds, Fancy Wom.tecX Etc.
Our workmanship is the best and
cannot be excelled,
Try us for your new Spring Stmt.
W. TAMAN
erollan. Tailo
tor, - Ontario
XETER R Ei$a
ED 14O}WEDNES
Meat .,....
'Buckwheat—
^P�rn�t�,toa*, per "ba ;
Maur, per cwt., ffamily',
'lain•, low grade per ew
+itrehQgs, per cwt ..,
Shoe per ttl>a..,.
Drat( per
78
30
60
0 50
1
20
TELE EXETER ALVT ! AT E
TsiOCAL. DOINGS.
Sunday was, St. George's Day.
Frena the Way Some Persona disregard
thelir doctor's advice you'd think it was
a free sample.
Mr. Case Howard sans a sale in Main
street chureh pat- Sundae nearlting..
T" e 3'aeksot? hlanufaeturing L'bmpa ty
suspended operations for a part of last.
week to take stack,
Mr, 'Mos. Sweet, who has been suffer-,
nng from an attack of lagrippe, is again
ai, to leave'his bed.
Sr:roel re -opened on Monday with all
e teachers on, duty, after setending :the
"sepia; s at their various, homes.
Mr. Thee. Hawkins was ex -tithed to
;cis bvd for a couple of Jaye, this week
"asough an acute attack of ind'ageetion.
T adjourned Vestry meeting of the
i fee 'Memorial church will be field in,
Sclaool Hail o )fonder alight next.
Some St. Mary r residents are making
a . «zone rt( educe the business eaten
nee their •gores :at 9..p. tn. on
S.1 =days.
John McQueen has, trOve3ere/n
'low rd house en William Street
eeazdertee of the tete Miss Resew
Saone street
Mr. A'a. Wart -tag of SiePhen finiebed
on Tuesday, while the greater,
tun b.r tat tarineri} in thls. eeciian leat,?re
f,;ointgr.ced,
TS'e Grand. Central hotel at C•ember
x8 'eaectttly purchased, by the tentperanc
^ezlate, ilas been leased to Mr, 'Wnt, Ietre
50 rum oI hear Heraail,
32 A w,ti,te Leghorn, lewned by Mrs. Relit.
R „ v ell of Ilens,dll seeat a V3 have the, re-
7 o d tear large egg's. Good Friday it laid
ifl inti
egg that was R z-2 incbee ,one way
2 40 '. i 0 I•-_ inches, the other way.
145 R.zcte» Qddtellowa are requested to
20 Gx,-xt at their Lodge Ream on, Sunday:
l8 meening next at 10,30 to attend divine
sv: }-i e in Trivitt Memorial Church, when
Vgtclr, TNI, D, ' , ..--Clause, vvilk
2290
20 0
There eertainl ° is re. lack of Xlo
teed stores, but atter all t. t9
he place to buy.—Harvey Bros€,
OPERA, HOUSE BLOCK FOR SALE.—
The 'present leasee of t;ic Opera •House
t ving closed the sante to the pwbllo
the owners leave instructed lis, John.:
Spacitman to sell this most valuable
property. Tenders toe t..o same will be
receivedby hint up. to 3uao z,at nett,
Possession given Sept. let, 1911.
FLOUR AND FED. --Having put in
a stock of Flour an•d. Feed .1 solicit
your patty>a•,age. Stand one door north
of Heitman'a Hardware—River&' old
stand. :foe. Davis.
Now that the, hard w,ark. to .to be done
you need good bread. yTodel flour will
produce 3t.—Harvey Bros.
If you want to sell or to rent ;yowl
house or farm advertise It In The Adva
cat(' columns.
DENTAL OFFICE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that my of
lice is closed every Wednesday after-
noon. DR. BOULSTON.
Formal Oiening
Ice Cream Parlor
ON
Sat. April 29th.
from 2 till 10 30 p.m.
Plain Ice•Cream
Sodas 1 in al heading
Sundaes J Flavors.
Try our 10c. Specials
Marshmallow Cream
Fig Trappe
Marascbina Sundae
They touch the right spot.
Foltick's Bakery
PHONE 34 A.
STOCK
Clearing Sale
25 per cent off
On rr
e
Goods.
Hot water bottles, Fountain
Syringes, Anem _• and all
Rubber Goods.
This week only.
Now is the time to pure
good rubber ' s at whole.
,ale prices.
e's
[rl
tore
Headquarters
orPP-1, Sick,
fsreac;l.
Tee Qniario leerd'e Pay Alliance wit
':old za. nic tt^g` in Janxea Street clear('
etcr, Wedeve4ay, ,fay ard, at
lr :t(1. W. D. Ia;u a, Seer+etary of Tomtit.
w»ll dAlve, an address, The nublie
svit l tta Mtettd.
071y snail attendance greeted Rev.
l , Scott eon Monday night in James
street church, when he delivered trial
be 4;et on "lbe Cages of Gold.'" The
tetttarti was a goad one axad deeervin
of ,a ntueh larger iaatPon«'ig'e..
tfr, Jelm Mitchell, who lett here last
week ,fog St. 3aeeph.'a 'I:lospital, Lindon,
underwent an operation on Monday,
which was a contplete success and there
Is every prospect of the patient being
greatly beaettted as a result,
A 'horse belonging to Mr. John Presz
Gator
narrowly escaped a broken leg en
Saturday morning by the earth giving
way beside a sink in front
Carling's 'store, A number of men as,.
slated the animal out of ,the hole.
lVe are in receipt of a copy of the
North 13attleford News of April 13th,
published by an Exeter Old • Roy, Mr. J t(6
W. Dawdan. It is a newsy sheet and
has a very extensive advertising patron
ase,—extensive enough iia make an On-
tario editor tura green with envy, and
wonder why he remains in the Old Prpvv
ince when the fields Look so green far
away.
- .About twenty of the boy and girl
friends of "Lola Bowe, daughter of liZr,
acid Mrs. Samuel Bowe, nick at her Warne
on Thursday to spend the evening with
her,, prior filo their leaving for Wallace -1
burg to reside. A very pleasant evening'
was spent, in the courses lot which Miss
Viola was presented with, an address and
a beautiful manicure set, as a token cf
their regard for herami regret at her
departure.
A bullet from a 22 -rifle broke a
Pane of glass an the window of a room
in which were sitting the Ailsses, Carl-
ing at their home on Saturday, and the
bullet was afterward fond in the room.
There is a by-law against shooting in-
side the corporation, so beware boys.
The throwing of missiles about on the
streets is pretty hard on plate glass
windows. We notice a hole in a plate
glass in the Johns bipek, besides those
previously mentioned.
The Bell Btngera of . the Trivitt Me-
morial church recognized i'n a very
happy and pleasing manner one of
their 'number,' Mr. Harry Jennings, on
Tuesday night last. Accompanied by
their wives, they went to Mr. Jennings^
home andpresented him with e. hand-
some silver mounted carving set. After
the presentation a very pleasant evening
was spent the new host and hostess
proving themeelv;es excellent entertain-
Ed, Anderson of Seat+
Sunday.
lalr. A, 13owcy left last Thursday for
Toronto where he will be eaigaged ab
:ala trade,
Mies Stella Gregory returned to Chat -
n, after 'vending the taolidaya at her
hont° here. ` t
Miss
Nina Carling left 1,iotldarevening
for a month's: visit le Toronto and
E3ra etford..
Barry Carling and Ciarc;nee Pickard
returned to their studies ^ in Brantford
et: :Alotelay evening,:
Mrs, Harris. after a $noilth'a visit
with friends in Mitchell. returned to her
hone here Thursday.
Messrs. Prank Taylor and Garvey Ach-
eson London spent Sukaday here, conn
up in the fornner's auto.;
}rr. Claude l3luett of Ifondon who v
ed friends at Crediton laid. week, was a
pleasant caller at the Adveteat ' Office
o:i Friday,
Mr. , Will. Knight, who, as week fin-
' `'d writing on his !aurth year medic-
3aminations, spent Sunday with rel. -
'elves ;sere;
h was in town
TITLTRaIIA -, APRIL 27
.exs. '
Large congregations attended the ser-
vices on the second Sunday of the re-
opening, of James street church, when
Rev. Dr. Carman, general superintendent
of the Methodist church,' occupied the
pulpit and delivered very able sermons.
A feature of the services was the: beauti-
ful solos rendered by Miss Lillian El-
liott of Centralia, which were appreci-
ated very . much. Miss Elliott has a
very pretty voice and always pleases
her audiences.
The fotbawiing taken from -the London
Free Press has referedncce toithe',slonof.
Mr.- John Bnoderick.-"J. Me Broderick,
•Por the last five years assistant ac -
countant of the National Drug. Company
of London, has been' appointed account-
ant of the Regina. Office, and has gone
to take up his, ivewf, position. Before his
leaving the members or the staff met
him in the office and' presented hhn with;
a trunk and unibrella, accompanied by
an address. While he has, been con-
nected with the firm Mr. Broderick had
made many friends and all will hear of:
his Suture success with pleasure."
Miss Annie Sanders returned to Jar, -
vis on, 'Friday,
Mr. L. II. Dickson Was in Gedertc.h, on
buei;iesa Tuesday:
Mr. S. Hicks after ependieg the :holt-�,
d;tye with friends here, returned to Ter -
onto MoudaY.
er-anto¥ondaY.
Mrs. Fife of Strathroy is visiting
with frieads in town, the. guest of Mrs..
Peter I3awden.
T. A. Leeey, assistant travelling and..
itor of the Canada I..ife Assurance Co,,
paid Mr. A. `Haetin,gs` a personal vitiet
e; Friday.
Mitis Malay Jones has returned to her
studies in Hamilton Normal, Miss Ida
Armstrong to London Normal, and Was
Ruts: kloaper to London Collegiate,
;afire. Graham, who was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lindenfeld, left Wedgies
da3 evening to visit a tevv { daya at •Ztue
ieh, before returning tip her hot'he i
Goderich.
Mrs. lent. Cudrnoro left last Saturday
on a trip to Vancouver to visit a brother
she has not seen for twenty-five years
and two children whp are residents re
the Sunset City. She will probably be
away until Christmas.
1811,
in our display. See how they glisten artd Titter. No wonder
they make t e most accepted gifts, as well as the most enduring.
contains rings of every description. There are baby rings,
birthday rings, engagement rings, wedding rings nail rings
just for adornment.
We can supply you jest as GOOD GOODS at just as REASON-
ABLE PRICE as can be bad at arty place in Canada.
p
eun.QERS SUPPI.UE5
MKOANKS,FIKTOKS
tialLS,t'iLASS,PurtY
1410i1P3PE rim "t
FOR SALE.—The Mansion House, I x-
etor' far sale. Well furnas:t d. Good
stable and drive shed. If not sold will
rent. Apply to ROBT.-LEATIHORN, Ex-
eter.
.1 17 PAINT. A durable,
1L,aseed oil paint for cupboards, base-
boards, shelves. •etc. 44 •attractive col -
'Ore.
5. W. SCREEN ENAMEL
and window screens, come in
or doors
black
a,ld green,
5. W. !1T,I.UMINUIhi PAU T for a
silver tInleh on .radiators, gas pipe, stov
ea, picture frames, etc.
S. W. IMPERIAL GOLD ENAMEL or
F13IPRESS LIQUID GOLD for a Gold.
finial." on radiators, stoves, gas` pipes,
Picture trainee, etc,
S, W. INSIDE FLOOR PAINT for
giving a durable patnted coating -to in-
side floors -10 colors.
S. W. FLOORLAC—Adurable varnish
Mils/a. for floor, woodwork, furniture,
etc—comes in 6 calors'.
S. W. BRIGHTEN -UP STAIN for
staining and varnishing at ono opera-
tion,: suitable for use on chairs, tables
woodwork, etc.
Paint Brushes
Gold brushes are as necessary to a
goad job of painting, as good. paint,
and a good painter. We sell good
b; ushes--the kiwi 'to use an first -claw
work. No leoso bristles, because the
bristles on^ our brushes are properly
act in a ,substantial foundation. You'll
tied the price is rbaht..
Garden Tools
Whatever garden, and lawn tools you.
att*eal you wlU find we can supply fat
a reasonable price, We use tools ° our..
selves, so know hew to discrianiisate
when plaet .y our stack.
1, COM PLb:TE LiIIH IN $TOCK
Poultry Netting
Cleveland Spiing- coif Wire, barb No,
9, soil 12, 13 wearin pale) T3anmaocks
Fishing Tackle, Plotting poles and
house cleaning supplies, etc.
No Flies on You
If you take the proper precaution to
screen your windows and doors. cor-
plete line now in stock.
T. Hawkins & Son
Ask to see the
latest improved
Edison Phon-
ograph
Money goes a
long way at
Powell's Bazaar
25 CENTS WILL BUY
Pretty China Salad Bowls
Pretty China Jug e
Pretty China Cake & Bread Plates
Swell Cups and Saucers, late shapes
Decorated China Cuspidors
And scores ,of such goods.
4 new shipment of bright, and
up-to-date poet cards dust in
We sell thousands of cards. Our
place for choice. Come in 'and
have a k k at them
Bananas 20c. doz.
all prices, Come
Special Sale of
all our Jeweliry
Stock this
week.
Every day will have Special Bargains
and Saturday will be a hummer, if
low prices stand for anything. Look
3n our window every time you %pass.
Get the habit. It pays. -
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5 CENTS WILL BUY
Large Sunkist juicy oranges
Jumbo Peanuts
Glass Salt or. Pepper Shakers
Pretty Bread and Butter Plates
Pretty Birthday Cards
Good Writing Tablets, and Envelopes
Extra Fancy '25c. Oranges 25c. and up, Candy, A11 kinds
ottett, Specials tor Saturday.
POWELL'S W ELL' BAZAAR
J. Willis Powell, Prop. ,.
Farm
;mplement
We are now busy re -building our Implement' Warerosotns, and, we
draw your;; attend/on to the- fact that we handle a full line of
McCormick hxnplexrients
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL. HARVESTER COMPANY
Binders, Movirere, Rakes, Maniire Sprdiders, tilling tools, 'etc :
ocicshutt Plows
A " full line of Cocksh itt -Plows ` and Repairs
u . •ies
Brighten the Home
This is the time of the year when the H u c Cleaning will
be done. There is no better time to brighten up the home
with a little
Furniture
We invite you to inspect our showing whic1i is the larg-
est and best in the county Perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroom
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.
ROWE & AT IN ►ON
The Leadinz Home Furnishers and Funeral. Directors.
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
SPRING
WASH GOODS
A few Items of Interest aboutnthe i
THEY ARE ALL HERE AND R,EADY FOR THE WARM WEATH-
ER. EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW, WILL BB FOUND HERE.
cogE AND SEE THEM AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOTJ
SCOTCH GINGHAMS RIPPS AND LINENS
That are perfect waahsrs—PTai;ni
Checks, Plaids, in a big variety of
colors'
-?all at 12 1-2 ets` a yard.
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING
Very much 'ins demand this ,Year,
for dresses, and real scarce. We
have ahem. front 18 inches tion .45
inches wide:,
In Navy, Sky, Tan, Brown; Lin-
ea, Bose and Black. They are the
thing for Coats, Suits', or Dusters;
15c., 20c., .and. 25c. -.yd
JA.QUARD SILKS
Another lot' of those lovely wash
silks and silk mulls in the sea-
son's best shades.:
Prices 40c to 50e. a yd,'
n the Ready -to wear - Department
,:THIS IS HUMMING WITH US THIS SPRING. WE ARE ' MORE
THAN, PLEASED WITH, IT. EVERYONE SHOULD SEE WHAT, WE
ARE DOING IN THIS LINE.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Nice white dreslses for girls
from 3• to 16 years. Beautifully
- made and •; trimmed. Smart little
Plain chambray and check dresset s
wish to `4 for giros 3 to 16. Fast colors.
Prices $1 to $2.
LADIES' 'WHITEWEAR
Now ian the- time to buy your
summer's supply—just, when they
are opened: up. We, have a eweil Nat
of Skirts, Gownis, Corset Covera &
Drawers to show you.
Car ad of Bug 'ee `manufactured by' Gray 4 Sen' of Chatham,
A to _bg�s , ,
ive Saturday,' a number --of which aro specialty suitable' for ypiang men.
intending perchaeer Will •fond • it -worth while to call and see these before
chaetng. ,
LOST—April 2'i, be'^t'ween+ I-Iensall and
E.eter, on ;Lnndora Road, an automobile
brass .lar°np. Finder rewarded if .return-
eel teeEd.,^.Shirt, Crediton East, ear to
Jas. °Peverley Exeter.
Go to The Advocate. Office for Tsfarrl-
age Licenses.
repairs
Vre pay' particular attention tea the furnishing
eats handled by es. ,
_Mr. John Bunter -gtSll remains in the busLneea
e
eepaire for all
art.
Any
put.
Ple
Snell, Agexit, Exeter'
WHITE WAISTS
A
big lot tin • show you tta long!
or short ,sleeves. The plain, or fan-
cy tailored waists are ales, here.
They are very dainty this year. The
best we hove yet -offered to 'out"
customers.
SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS
We 'Lave., sold a lot of them and:
have only a few left. If you want
a good bargain come and see them
We will make it pay;,you.
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Millinery.
Do ..not fanget we are doing the
biggest. millinery, business In oun
history. Oiir .mtlii+riers, muet be
- eltewieg the right . •goods. You
nnus,t cone alo'ng .early any see the
etyler, and leave- Your order as
the,y are extra busy.
ouse Furnishin
We are 'headquarters in'Exeter
for House Furriishiinge—Milton, As
mi'ns_ter, Velvet; . Briissela', Tapestry
and Want"%lugs in all 'sizes;- Lace'.
Madras, Scrian and' Tapestry Cu ,
tains; Oilcloths, - Lin'oleuma and!'
Roller. Blinds.
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing
it