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-THT.TR$DAY, NAY. 18, '11
New Zealand seride all persona eollvieL
ed .0f drunkenness /on feur different Cc-
aeion,e, to anja Where tliere ie lie
aetti eel:ere every £3 eceePled
raising fruit, A nateph more. eensibie
-way ot dealing With the eirroMe drunk
"Meet OW ONT•11,,
Thc Gtwerhinein's majority in, the
ias agath i,efused ta
Mr. "Fieldizi's liegligenCe hi the matter
the Fares' Qak WLS
eaeried such great distrees to tbe people
-ate Oe:arie. Net teidy tictee the Or:vet
' me:It seeni ind,ifferent about this per-
tieeler ease but It neglects, to. Pelvide
for ti s future in 4 glenetell way ;by a -
Mending the Batik Act, The schema
seems te be 10. held tbe .revision,
a club over the Bankg., until a tiene,
ear -
r the gemeral election,
T e the meed chase for the nimble „dol-
e, the eettieees of. Exeter are levee to
- the real satesfection whieb Ls
ertv ri tree planter:a', and gardea
suj, omerally. Eut there is uo
ter evideeee elated team than
ereinpienting, caring' eor and. nour-
iseeees trees, ehrube aed flower. Es-
pecially la this tree Le die reeidentret
parts of tewa, where &eery resident,
here aWeee terteet, eneuld tales
the decorate -0n et hie pre.
aoregiumeehip has euter. hing
'tram the develOpemeet of electricity, ple,
trol aled Stearn., If tbes es the, age or
the elite, and the aettePleale, .Nit is tue
leas tito reel gra, ot the glees% eleellete-
-ery eiay replace hien. eea. Illoteve end
treetiom pewer, 3ust as it replapm ilAna
leborL tiw teeters' and Da the .farin.
The status o tii14beree ta a a weltered
ire; frem the exalt:tient. Hie Peek
thxe. is vastlY better than it ever wae
when the letroductien ot (Inger:eta arid
leo:lee first filled bee natmd with ap-
pmeteesten, Whet progreee, leet loe
these eeer-eitee, as done tor labor. ie
also being dente tor horsemanship. NOY"
11421,8 t,h'erf; 8110; Enrcer,.3. ineentlYQ ;
elligent•enterprise let heree-breedieg
the preeent tittle,'Ween road% are
r And when steam plowe
them capable ,,et plowirte 44
e quarter eeet1011 per week, Are
d " tele greet wheat fielde t
whether
rre,er e
aeid age al 1
eetelloiie
relieeel
oe lerti
lune
nnes-
ATM h pereert
lualeItatt CM, re•-%
faltillY or house'
:tarried. wdw-
✓ onth
qrtlider. Tha
e"/ :sees:Op.
eeastree
r OT hue'
eda it nu erunle-erele
allzation if fernsere
4'aC141 or tribal, etelgen,
▪ 0334 relin Melo oceurititioa
rode empleyment, employer, em-
ployeteer workins On 'your owti account
you will be asked where, you are enel
alloyed, it y3u are a Wage earner, what
Tee work at, by the day or hour, whet
wages you receive, you total ear:de:gm
Ti you are insurcd, the amount on your
lite and (against accede:de and sick-
ness, and what it cost, you. Your ed-
ucation wilt be looked Into, and Mao
your physical eareeltion or disabilities.
The census man will not be satisfied
sewn you give him all the particulars,
- but e"ou can rest easy as 9.2,is swain
to secrecy.
A bulierie of the Census 0 lice makes
the following report on the crops and
live stoek et Canada.
Tee seeding and growing seauen Lor
the 'allele ef Caneda has opened late
this year, and the month -et April has
been'marked by hard frosts. But May
•has been favorable to cultivation of the
dand, and the rainfall has been suffl-
cleat tor healthy vegetation.
Fall wheat, which is grown, eleeefly
in Ontario and Alberta, showed an aver-
age -condition of 82 per cent. at the end
est April, beLeg. 89 per cent. In A.lberta
and 81. per cent. in Ontario. In Ontario
however, the April frets were destruc-
tive in some eegiOns; and from 12 to
34 per cane. of thwarea, reowe, has, been
reported as winter -killed. The central
counties, north of lake Ontario, suffer-
ed worst, the average loss as reported
being 31 per cent. In the western coun-
ties 2.7 per cent., of the attal, inecrep has
been destroyed. In the southern court -
'ties, nrti of lake;Erie, 'the Imes 44,10
per cent.; in the northern counties and
districts 12.6 per cent.; and in the
-eastern counties, between the St. Law-
rence and Ottawa rivers, :15 per cent.
For the whole of Cantada,the area win-
eee-killed id reported to be L2' per cent.
axed the per cent. condition of the grow-
-leg crop ist sg.
About 123 per coat. of the clover Wee
'.heaved out by the spring fdosts, and
the average conditlion of hay and cloy-
ier at the end of April Was 89 per
cent. Alberta shoves better than any
,orther part of Canada, its average being
'Oland half per cent. Nova, Scotia, comes
next, with 9e.75 and in Quebec, B. ;C.;
Sasicatohewan the condition is over 90.
In Ontario it is 86 and 4tri (Manetbloal
..85 'per cent.
The percentage of fetal seeding com-
pleted at the end of April was 21.354;in
Quebec, 44 hi Ontario, 17 in. Manitoba.,
447.30 in Saskatchevean, 66.81 in „Alberta
e and 76.90 ie British Columbia. Man.
and Saskatcieevran had 70 per cent. of
propased area of sprina wheat sown
at the end of Aprila3s1 Alberta.and BIC.
180 per cent. The Maritiine Provinces, had
eic.a.rcelY ramie a beginning of seeding'
eoperatiOns at the end of April, and fn.
Quebec barely one eourth of, the spring
heat, oato and barley were Sown. In
nta,rio 51 per cent. of the spring
frw3leat was in the grounde 41 per rept,
te,e oats and 42YY. Per cent. of the
elel,
tas and Children.
ou Have AlwaysBou
Sure Signs
THAT YOU RAVE ICJDNEY TROUBLE
V your, back is oonstantly aching and
if you, expereonee dull shogting
IM your urine ira thick and cloudy oe
your passages, fiequetet, scanty and pain
ful, your Kidneys. and Bladder are Out
of order. Neglect
celleitlY brings on
eheuenatisne, dia-
betes, lumbages
eciatica, etc.
Boeth's Kideee
Pills are gee -cell --
teed to relieve or
your meriee back,
They are the
worlde greatest
specific for kid-
ey and biedder :role. All dreggista
0e,letee, or postpaid from the Propriet-
ors, The R T. Aeoth Co, lemited, Fors
Eme, Qt, Free trial oe applecateore
Sold aaid guarenteed in Exeter by W,
S. Cole.
LIFE IS A FUNNY PROPOSITOIN-
Mae opines iete this world without
tiureeeeent attel leaves it against his
wilt. During his stay on earth hie time
ls epees In on,e coniireuemsround of cep.-
raleee enci eliwatideratandinge bY the
balance of our epecies. In his infancy
ree i an angel; trt, 1 -de hoyeetiod, he is
deva -his manhood he is 'every-
-nee roam a lizard up; irehies dutiesehek
is an utter toel; ie he refee4 "a, fatellY
e is a Outran: if he relosieet eittle
emerge he le a tkigt 8.,P,4 „then the tar
playa. the devil with hipl, It he 4*
peer lean, he is a poor manager ald
etellae; if Us rfoh 11flIle
i :testbut senredered 'selert; tr
t fitputtc4 he la e, grafter and a
coselt ir he is teot in Polities. Yon eart7t
Place him, as he let an undereleable
citeeea; if be geem to Chiron. he .lee a
.qpneritet it he ettlYee aWaY trent,
churete ile is a sinner and lekteilled it
he donaleet, tereign rnieetenite, be
does JI. f,' 1;04Ye; if be tdeeeett, he
14 etiney and a tIgerewatieWhete
voteee Mee the world everyboaY wanta
to icias lqi,ro beeare he gO4 Ont, theY
all want to kick bint, It he tilw
You -13". thetb was a great _future betere
Ite livea to a ripe eld age' he
tply ei the way And ltving tee eave
fu at
ePetteee,
All
CREDITOR,
via of newer anti Vegeta
' Day's, Exeter,
Bare the new peetor a
cturch fieuverco Ids fire
Sunday mender, v
atedt r Ile Made A Very faVer-
en:peek:aloe. being an eloquen
aad oee, wha beide the attente
lee lie:sees thretegieQut the ser-
We
eleettel Rev. and, Mrs: Bele
^ Midst Mad. trust
field Of leleer
CENTRALIA
The baseball boYs JeuelleYed to.Atli'
ie on Felday 'and played seven inning -0
to a tie, 9-9, This le .the firest,gatee ot
the seasoe, e.nd the ehlewingis conelder
ed, a goad one, Tee following is, the
line-uie-lett H. Duplae, 2nd, C.Duplan;
e- so wee a -Tiede -hese ard, B. Miteleell;
p L Swarm°1.e, P.% EnYle; 15f.,, A. De -
plan; c.t., 14.' : Duke'
Spring grain is eopking filte end the
5r.s4s is growing eapielly.-Meser s.
Trotham and Hadgies etill remain, on
the stele liet an not. anueli hopreweinent
is reporteds-The ()Meal Board meet-
-Mee of the efethediet clench was held
lest week and the finanees were re-
peried as being in eNcelleet sbape, The
°Mime: is belett for the future of, the
ceurch„ John EsserY was eleCted eelta
gate to the District, reeeties, and
committee wae appeinted to secure
reeeher foe ne:s...1 Year,. "
(Frain Apottier Source.)
Some of those on, the sick liet are
gradually improving since the warm
weather set in --Quite a large llienber
of the ladiee attended tee W. ', M, S.
convention at Exeter this ere -Oa -Mrs^
Grovenier and stele ett Strataney ere vise
Ring her pareate, Mr- and Mese John
Wilson.-eir, and Mrs. E. Colwell; spout
e cenePle 0f days visit/eel' Bev. Salton
at St. :lob:Ise:Id at Londose-Lerge num
bers of cattle leave be taken behere
he past week, some Or the gree and
several loads tor Toronto. --Mr, Clarence
Puplan and Miss Esse*, spent Sunday
med edree $id, Andrew
Sunday- at glimville,-eMee aed
C, Beekerville eteent. Steaday
releitvee3.tDentteld.
BxpItTII
O Surele,Y, 'MAY 2dth, Ilev. Hobbs' ot
Exeter will preaoh here et 2,30, and
e nitteleal eerViege evil, be gieen,
d.onday evening eellowilig an entertain-
, t will he gleell 13' Rev, efilleerd of
41841, fol1ow-Ye-7r which refeeehreelitet
wilt be eeceed,
The ma.ny friends ot Mrs. Fx13k 'Carp.
'911ritam be glad te re,
covering' trent her severe i Q
U fleet Inti little hope was, oat rtatned„
—Mies Malltd CunainglminliaS beel 11
• ; from leeteelon to neifeeter elek
teleetel. Mrst. an1 ueningbaneee The
; eary •servieee held 'in 'St.igarva
reh PA:Island, Brineley. on SunriaY
great. etteeesta, XieNN NO100103
eend,ucted the tierviees Very
etieette Were present and.
Infpreselve taeleriene, Tee
• fleet Aintivereary or
^311
Li butetlerit;
ewe e.:
tidier; Celle are supposed t3 ring
• initieT ttext Wetilieeday, Vieteria,
More particulars later.
; bunt a frame atidtt
Leeds Wel.a.,:e health hetet the beet.
At preseat he finds it very difficult to.
wale around,
We aro pleased to learn, that Victor'
Nestle passed through the operation for
'aPPendieltle 11; St. Joeepetes Hospital,
Loaden, last week successtully.
The stereoptica4, views EityWn In the
Methodist church Joie Monday night by
Rev. Millyard or Hensall vere very good
and much apprecia.ted by those in at-
e.
Clnrk hive betel quite busy the
past week paleiting and paperlog in our
midst.
Milton Harris of Woodstock epent
ew days in town last week renewing
old Acme's:eta:ices.
I, R. Carliay ine.de a 111;a1ROBS trip
to town on T-uesday.
Tee thousands et4.‘fasr bugs welch
tve been flying around these nights
ate: attacking the blossains an. the trees
aed in many inetances nave ruined the
crop for this year. Some of our people
have been building fires at night and
destroy them In that way.
Is Victoria Day ep pass oft .vithout
some celebrattlea, or even a ball game?
If we can't work up a game with out-
siders let the home team get in shape
and work up seem excitement.
Chas. b. Brown, left for Colorado last
w -eek, where he has some mining in-
terests. Chas. is a bright young man
who, is making good, ad we wereh hirn
every success in his business ventures.
Fred. Kerr is doing considerable cus-
tome sawing vvitle his portable sawmill.
The cement foundation for the new
church sheds have been laid and At LS
eetPeeted that the blocks will be laid ir
the near future.
The last meeting of the four W1s took
place in the home let Mies 'Mareha Wind
On Monday evening. This organization
is cornp3sed_ of the tow's fairest lad-
les, who meet once a week' during the
winter months and work their fancy
work and other articles for the "Hope
trunk!" A splendid lunch was served
and the merry company broke up in
the small hou.r.s, singing their club Song
DASHWOOD
E. M. • BROKENSHIRE, Dashwood,
Conveyancer. Deeds, Wells, Mortgages
and all legal documents carefully and
premptly prepared. Charges moderate.
tssuer of Marriage Licenses.
Mr. Chas. Stephen of the 14th con.
Stephen lose a valuable brood mare It
Week through death. -Mr. Ezra Tiernan.
,"ias been appointed census enumerator
Cor Polting .Sub-clivision No. 6 Ste-
,
e,
peen.-Joim eller of Parkhill was in
• •
town Sunday. -Me. Jonathan Merrier of
Zueieh vieited his brother Gdarge here
on Sunday. ---dr. Ezra Brenner and wife
and Miss Mabel Ilse of Grand Bend
spsit Mondae,- in laur burgh. -Mr. J. E.
Fidfirnan was in Greed Bend Tuesday
on busireessee-The many friends of Mr.
Christopher Mueller of tee 14th con.
1 -Fay will be glad to her that emeis able
to b 011.t again attar* his recent ilinees.
• , .
Jos: artless hae ,recovered
eceet ill:lees arid is ableto attend
dieeiee -N*ldrStl,
:ctaxe, this ,week for Sale,neie
vileat'' her eata'
'weelesee'
Ms,
mouNT MM b
vr.ni if; hue)* erecting W1131..
nelgeborbertd. Joe is 1130
le tin e the witeel gd.
11 De'r111 Ia vieelle" friends
Cory negants
It seriously ill at her Wattle.
her a +veleta' recovery.- Idre.
rd Waieb or 1.-aation la visiting
, Hoary Doyle.—J. Quarry and
elites Atette; iMent Sunday with friende
'I P,110(1)111.-4Mi&3f, NOM, Lenn 1.1't3 many
friends are pleased to hear ehe IS able
to be out agate titter her long andi seri-
ous Illeess.-Mestare. M, &P. Regan Pas
sed throu.sh here this week with a large
drove rat fine cattle for the grass. -The
Et:macre bave fLeished seeding.
Death -The death occurred Sunday
evening et Mrs. Jas. Flynn, aged 51
years, on the Inth can. ot Stephen, Af-
ter several months' illness. She le sur-
vived by it husband and two children,
else 1= ;nether, two sisters and three
brothers, Frank Clark al the 8th con,
Stephere Newton of the 14th, and Wm.
Of Lucan. Much sympathy is extended
to the bereaved family.
Fatal Accideet.-A very sad accident
oecurred an Tuesday of last week to Jas
aleiCtever. Willie he was engaged In
teitiling out nmenure an the farm his;
horses took fright and ran away, throw-
ing him off the Wan some twenty feet
breaking his right leg and left thigh,
and inflictIng other injuries, causing his
death the follawing Thursday, aged 45
years. Mr. McKeever leaves to meurn
his demise a sorrowing wife and aged
mother, three sisters, Mrs T. Lane, Mrs;
Ed. Ryan, Mrs. D. Morrismi of Detroit,
two brathers, Frank and Joseph, who
have the sincere sympathy of their many
friends here. The funeral took place on
Saturday morning at ten o'clock and
was largely attended. Those from a
distance who attended the funeral were,
Mr. John Dunn and da:ueliter of Port
Huron, Frank Shannahart and mother
of Windsor, Jae. and Geo. Graham and
sister of ,Ilderton, Mr. Flanagan of
Stratford, and D. Morrison and son of
Detroit. , 1
A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL
To All Wornen-I will send free with
full instructions my home treatment
which positively cures Leucorrhoea, Ul-
ceration, Displacements, Falling of the
womb, Painfull or Irregular Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian Tumors or growths
al sio Hot Flushes, Nervousness, Mel-
ancholy, Piens in the Head, Back or
Bowels. and Bladder troubles, where
caused by weakness peculiar to our see
You can continue treatment at horne,
at a cost of onlyesthout 12 ceete a week
My book, "Wm -nail's Own Medical Ad-
viser, also sent free on request.
Write to -day. Address, Mrs:M.Summers
Box. H. 840 Windsor, Ont.
SAINTSBUR'e
'Mr. and Mrs,. Garfield Needham of
Ballirnote vieieed 8.e the, home of Mr.
R. Hodgins ,3e Sunday.-Messmie Har-
old, Albert and Earl Berry. toe ,Berry-
, _
Berry -
land visited at the homee.lif NassauDa-
vis cm Sunday. -Messrs. Henry and
Prank Hod:gins "raised their barns and
are now putting cernent foundations un-
der thene-.,--Annieersery services ef the
opening of • the Racey 'Memorial Hall,"
rill be _held on, Sunday, May 21st at 11
a.m. and 7. p.m. The Rev. Archdeacon
Richardsot, of St. Johns will ofCiciate
at both servicese-Mr: aed Marshali
Miller of McGillivray visited at the home
of Mr, 'Wm. Davie an Sanday,last. -Hy,
,
Culbert had tee roof ,blosei, elf ells stable
Teurseay lase. Teere wa urence.
STAT4or °OW, C1TX Or TOLIMA), i8E1
L'OOA. COMM,' '
Freak...I-Cheney makes eete that he is senior
Ipartner el the arm of F. .1. Cheiley. Co,. doingleusi.
nem in the City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, end thatraldfinei Ind pay the sum of QNE
IIIINDIIED DOI,TARS for elieh and eery cage of
caterrhtliat cannot -be cured by the use of lialre
Catarrh Cure, FRANK EEENEY
Sworn to before me ed eilbeeribed in eV' Pre3
ence, this 60; day of December, ,LD. Woe
(3m) 4.W,411.EASON,
N9TA0TIStatie
Hall's Catarrh Cureie taken beereally, aed _ads_
directly on the blood mid mucous surfaces ot the
system, Sentifertestimoultesiree.
F. l, CHENEY 400., Toledo, 0.
Seld by all Druggist, 7ec.
Take Rail's family 2111E410r eonAtipatio4.
TI-1EDV(M17-On Monday, tite let, in --
Steve. William Wills, pt Widder, a
skthUrh of this Place, lett hie Immo JO
pan, a.nd hie whereaboute bad been a
y tery until May 14, Wien hiit dead
wee teeeed in the been Otair. Vet,
non of the Time eoncession o Desae-
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Ti1C-KERSNITH,-7A pleasant "mat-.
moaial eveet was rfolemniZed itt the
Mar.Se- in gniondirfte on Weineeday.
when Miss Jennie Pearson Chesney, dau
girtlee of r uad Mr'. Wpe Chesne31
fifth coaegpslon of Tackerarnith, was
ueiteel 13 pearellge with afr. afatilapw
a, Liddle. of Niagara Fafl,Nev., York,
DIWCEIIDLD, May 12 -The schedule
games to'r the Seafoella -Brucefield
strict of the Ileteratediale W. F. Ar,
hitve been atmoulleed. There are but 2
Itranl#3 in the district-Brucetisid Ilovere
and Seatorth Intermediatee. The first
the and home games for
z district ehamploRshiP i'd4Y
, Seatorth, The ester* gaine will
e I at Brucefield,
-----
"CODI-tAel-May 24 will be celebrat,
ed , Wo.ditnrn b3rg pienec held under
euspicee ot the lieoodharn Sunday.
abetel. Zee 13r:egre313 wihleensiet of
eeelme and niteale.. Teere will he a
ehell tovirperneest between aetitrAlia
S0)0n1 Mt. Flee/aerie and Woedbeni,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
'ORTU-Atter a lingering illness
t cas44 milet 4;4 the „late (Ad
410 here In Suatelay at
P10 831 James street. Mrs. Wow
ao years of ae, ad l narviv
ea by two seee, 1.,1111am and Harvey,
of, Detroit, and one dai13tir,Agnes,
Lome.
'3VERED W1TII EQZhid.t
CO %A. by TwoBe.tt3 p ID, D. D.
Q. March 21m, 1910, gr.
eMillati at Port lcood, vvroie us,
llttle boy, three years old was
vered Croin head 0 foot with eczema,
tried over twenty dieferent kinds ot
alves and w"a she's but could pot sec anY
Improvement -in tart It seemed to bo
lretthtg worse.
I Wile about discouraged and liad lost
folti: in all kinds of so-called eczema
cures, whon I saw an ad. telling about
D. D. D. Prescription. 1 seat tor sam-
ple bottle and the third applica.tton con-
vineed me that I had at last it sure
cure."
eVeat D. D. D. 'did, Ifor this little boy
It will do for any BkIn sufferer. A mild,
soothing liquid made up o1L011 of Win-
rgrete, Thymol, Glycerine and other
logredieets, It penetrates to the root
of the trouble and waehes the dlseaeo
out.
\Vhy not get relict e Simply write
to-dto the D. D. D. La.bomberlee
Dept. E. A., 40 Colborn:e St., Toronto,
and they wili send you, a free trial bot-
tle
For sale by W. S. 1-rowey, Exeter.,
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
vIcrOnLk. DAY
SINGLE FARE
, • FOR ONTRI
RUD P
(with minernum charge of 23 cents)
Between all stations in Canada, also
to .Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.Y., and
Detroit and Port Huron, Mich.
TicKETS GOOD
Going May 23rd and 2,4t33,,
Return, limit May 26th, 1911.1.
, 'ROUND TRIP, -
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
TO THE:WEST
AT LOW RATES VIA SARNIA on 0111-
C
AGO.
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Literature and full information from
aey. Grand, Trunk Agent, or address A.
E. DUFF, District Passenger Agent, at
Toronto, Ont.
,
Chance for Piano
Anew upright Grsand Piano Reg-
ular,price$325 Sale Price $229.
Only one instrument will be sold
and that to the first buyer.
Call early and let us de-
monstrate its tmei.its -to you.
This instrument is on ex-
-
Ilibitoni at our store the bal-
hrice of this week.
-S. MARTIN &SON
number of good organs
or sale $12 to $25no 'higher.
ayable 50e. a week.
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LLP., D.C.L., PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL MANAGER
CAPITAL - $10,000,000 REST, - $7,000,000
FARMERS' BUSINESS
The Canadian Bank of Commerce eNtends to Farreera every facility
for the transaction of their banking business including thn discount and
collection of sales notes. Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge
on application,
BANKING BY IVIAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of Thi Canadian Bank of
Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful
attention as isven to all other departments 4;lf the Bank's business,
Money may be deposited, or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as
by a perSolial visit to the Bank. 231
Exeter Branch -W, II. Conine, Ianager. Breech also at Crediton.
The Molsons
Bank
Incorporated 1$55
Capital (paid up) $4,000,000
Rest Fund - e4„4001000
Total Assets Over $44,0003000
Br riches in Canada, and Agents and (.7orrespondents ha an
Principal Cities in tile World.
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EXETER BRANCH
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
OitsoN & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. EURDON, Manager;
The general public will take notice that am doing business in Bxetet' in.
e of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for SCRAP IRON, RAGS, RUBBERS,
COPPER, HORSE Tuan, Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to T. HA WKIN'S HARDWARE, EXETER
where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap
may be leftitt tne $1,1111V %store, prompt aWntion will be giVen.
M. "'Wexler, — Junk Dealer, Exeter
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Are in full swing. Spring Bargains in furniture
We have it beautiful, selected stock of all kinds or Furniture.
1 really think you would enjoy a walk through our store to see t
nice stock we carry. Everything new and up•to•date.
There will be the usual amount of discarding and repldnishing.
This store shouldhe kept in mind, because to forget it, is to lose money
To buy here is to be sure -sure of right Treatment and sure of tlie most
for what you s,pond.
We have the matresses that will surely please you,—beautiful art ticking,
cotton tufted, Regular price $4.00 for 2.75, while they last. Also the Os,
tertian and Banner Spring,
Springs $2.50 up. All manner of bedsteads in Brass, Iron, Enamel and
Wood.
JAMES 13EVEI;thEY
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 am
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 safe and profitable.
These lots are selling now at 175.00
each. One-thirol down and balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months,
per cent interest.”.
If you want to istalte some oney
don't delay in looking me, up as this
es a chance of a lifetinie. Don't for-
get that we have farm lands to sell
as well, of the very best and splendid
ly situated.
B. Carling'
A LARGE SCHOOL, A GOOD SCHOOL
THE BEST.
This School has a continental repte.
iation for high grade work. and for the
success of Its ,students. We have three
departments -Commercial, shorthand and
Telegraphy. Ambitious young men and
womenshould send at once for Our large
free catalogue. Write for it at °nee and
see, what our graduates aro cl,oing.
This is a good time of the year ifor
you to enter ,our classes. Students are
entering each week. Commence pour
course at once, ,
D A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
The Business
World
Is calling you, why not prepare
now? The leading mercantile
houses of Canada and United
Sta tes recognize our efficiency.
The Spotton Business
Colleges
Have given thousands of young
people a good start in life. We
can assist you.
Our Home Study
Courses
Offer unexcelled advantages to
those who cannot attend college”
Full pal ticuleis upon inqUiry.
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CLINT014
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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