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Clothing
The warm weather is with usagain
are you prepared for it? We are
What you heed is a summer suit to
help you to keep coal, We have the
goods to suit and we make . them up
to suit. Let us demonstrate these
fasts for you..
NAT TANI_
N
Merchant Tailor,
.:
Exeter, „ u .5rarlf).
a+
EXETER MARKETS.
C,,UANj ED E,&C WRD'NSD
Wheat
E
eat.' ,. 0.5♦ h Y,.,. 82
Harley .5.. ,..,.,
3uckwheat 1.11.1, 4S
Gats, ,.., 5
70
Potatoes per bag ,»,, ?h 90
ey,perton,.,,,,,..,..,, 0 TO 1000
Flour, per cwt„ family 2 40
`lour, low grade per ew 1 45 1 45
aatxtter, ,,, 1? IS
0 05
2200
2000
20
12
vh
n. r,
a',,, » 5
Live hogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton,,.,.,,..,
Brans per tart,. .,»..,,
Wool..,.,.... ...,. I'S
Wool unwashed"...
THE EXETER ADVOCATE,
LOOAL DOINGS o
O h tae
and Oshawa published 'their
n,
-
et F assess -meat rolls ill the local
press
l iSs M, Jetrnso;i, teacher, has resign-
ed, but her resignation has rot yet been
ccepted.
Mr, Jos, Senior who has been .quite
iS',, with rheenlatiellt, is able to be out
of doors :,or a short time each da.y..
r t
iiaa'
l st a Yale -able colt
Friday through death. T lte pt'avaous day
e was offered x«25.00. for the animal,
l' e Truitt Memorial Church Sunday
Scheel. will hold there annual picnic at
Grand Vend on 'Treuxnday next, u1y as.
The I-Iu o ; Old Soya of T;o oltto e
-oSed their annual ercui'sion to Burt
oa C-ou . y from Saturday ;, Tuesday.
hetn aln -e^ i vass,izag sere
l.tG tae 1.
Airs- Mu ?roe has returned f3o.a
vs;,it
In London,
,dins :Emla Seldon of ;Ingersoll
v
,,
e- tit
el 'here,
a ' b .+L:L.
Miss ltlildred Marchand is kasiii
with friends in Buffalo..
Ale. Hugo McKay of Detroit is vis
ng with friends in, town.
se :day Armstrong -of Laleka
x; i rag at her home here.
Miss Beatrice Pavia of: London
guest of 'Miss Maude Elliott,
Whitby Miss Olive \\.,.it'by ov. Paris..
her 'b>rothe, here over Sunday.
Miss ,F, 'Westland of Wyoming
icing at Mr, W,. G. Biasett's.
Mr. Q, Soutarott leaves, today
holiday trip to Muskoka. Lakes.
TULJRWJA'Y, JULY 13, 1911
ron , Mrs. i-louso of Newt York is +he guest
! of, her •fluter, Mrs A. Cottle.
Miss Newell, of Stra ford is visiting
i iter brother at 1.17.,,e. CoY,anaerciai
Irs.
A. G. Dyor left last week to
alt with lth s, Ed. Dyer at Braait-
Lord,
ng Miss merle Could, after spend ng tine
lnmrllinnery season et I3eavertora,, returned
- home last week.
\rr. and Mrs, W. 3. Beaman left last
rove ie :evening for Cleveland, Ohio., 'bete
!they will spend a week,
is the ( }Itis Walker of Chicago and Misses'
Margaret and Flossie T3onithaon,'iof ilei.
vtsiie<• sail wee guest of the he .zs
s s Lean
.ve
tae latter part of last week,
3i,. and Mrs. Cooper of Sylvania, 0.,
s yrs-; Mr, and Mrs;. Harry' Alboai and Mr, and
\.irs. Earl Boa• aY\Toledo, and Mrs. Maz
snali Bax of London, wino are making
a tour of Ontario, in,9aaa auto, were here
Miss Martha Carling, nurse. of N yesterday, They speak a?t l,ig1I praise of
visiting, her parents here- !i Ontario roads and the country generally.
Airs. W. P. Clarke ani soh Gale rc,- i Mr. Jabez Wolsia and daughter Miss"
a
`<e Prior of the Fire Hall Las been turned troop a visit, its; Lollelda Saturday; iGate of Ea)antazoo, Mich., are vi itirg,
beatriffed by a coat of paint, and : ft ]s Pq ,!'1r Tia r T3etinett of To*azita' 1$ vis- ` • Uh ,Ir. W. J, ".7 eat. idr. Welsh is.
lhteatlell of the firer/eato outer - i tang his daualite^, 9Srs, `J, A. Stew. rt, Lan D, -e'er told I3ov, but left these parts
au^*Adv the roan:
.t _ g
C, H. ?l'IcAvoY •etur_ted to Toronto,'tray nears a =a or t?ae stages, Ids xe-
\Pool, pu«?l:s er 4af
Alae St, 11st week, after €en days, holidays _here ay.e'a s »nan3of r...e k;ay-hood ex)=erteneea
ro old ,, ,,,own with pleasure,
"toew for St. \fairy s. tai fill the ;:1. aft s, (Dr.) Sweet a couple ay s E
caused by the death I
of..el.
ages, xtas beet Agtpointed ens, l,,trs.' the 0
Gere, Crawley of Luca= visited l "-Al
se v 4as week.
Mrs, Brown and daughie aItss Janret
urs ed last week -trent a v.sii in West -
Canada,
oda,
1' Vera t.b
Miss e a Hurt and hoz .tot'r.er. Clic-
rad of Seafortb, visited at, Mr. I arra..
a;ag's Sunday.
1): and Mrs, Aquitla. Shell or Win-
to peg are fossas of t,ho rormer's parents
dr and ';•Irs Jo9:n Snell
Mrs, J, E. Jordan of yLendan, with, her
daughter is. the guest •ot her parents,
.1r, and Mrs, Jalil,es Murray,
Mr, Reginald Elliot, after visitingleis
v.-
anroi e,, v.io ., qu.;lF 11 :etura:c tl t9
=ts hoarse in Nor •h ick, Tuesday.
111. and Itc. \Z', "II, Hill of Toronto,
formerly of D'xcler. sa:1 onr the 12th
inst. from, Jontrea.l for England, via
$, S, Royal Edward,"
Dr, Burdon and tan:tly of t.oazdorn,•
motored here on Sunday and slttrni the
day with ,AIr, and ?1cs. J. .'1.. Stewart,
,faster Turk accoupanying tirert. hotz;e,
Mr, Win ,May left Mo .day for S'hal-
1^tart to PO`alrn as' far ati Graaad Lend
the yacht purchased by hitt father
..d Mr, J. G. Jortoa far their urea at
red need
Knight was In lawn o'.* Mon-
day.Ho left Tuesday from "London far
tf;a1gary wwerc ale will 'remain about gaix
Ts -Its and will try Medical Council Ex-
nntnationrt. for Alberta Province.
The Mi=sses I:aura M. and F1ore tee
oven, da,ugltter lot the Rev. "Wesley
own of aNapir e, are visiting at the
home or their grandmotlii:r and gum,
"Mrs. . C. Tom. and Mrs. •W. D. leo,
Miss S, McEoncll left Tuesday morn-
ing for Calgary, Alta., where she will
ytelt Iter sister, Mrs. i3ennett. Sire in-
tends remaining for several months and
before returning will take let trip to the
Coast.
Mrs. Joseph Cobbledick of Calgary,
Alta., who has' been visiting with rola-
tives in Bo vmanyil]e, spent. a few days
to Exeter taro latter part of last week;
leaving on Monday for; Sarnia, where she
in company with' ' tfr. and Mrs. Nelson
;Cobbledick of Tolionto, took the boat
for a trip lup the_',lake`s.
The following were ticketed at irh
station Monday evening* for the \vest;—
Mr. and Mrs.'Silas Stanlake, Sr., Ste-
phen, to Stottlor, Alta.; Mi'ss Charlotte.
Dearing and Mrs. Percy Webber to
r Mr.M . F.
Prince Albert, ,Bask. ; wig . s,s
W. Baker and daughter Ella, to :Moose:-
jaw,
oose
jaw, Sask.; =Ss Agnes Bray of Us.;
Uborne, and Mile. Jahli Bell of town to„
Edmonton, Alta.; :dr. and Mrs. Roger
Northcott to Outlook, Sask.
•_ Lks of Toroara Bowlers vv;o
icier an auto ,tour through Nest-
cTit Ontario ',ler!, week, will play here
olt 1S ird nesda5 afternoon -or evening,
as alt.
Twp pin s of bowlers, eot sistiog of
the following players wettt b Seatorth
Taeesday to take, part in the tournament,
J. A. Stewart, W, W, ialnaat, W. D.
Clarke. I«. G, Seldom, R, ,N, t~rech, C.
B, Snell, \i°, 1, Btatchtord, Rev. 1), \\*,
f:"olt''ints,
\S`[+ oo','i ;atltl'i*t: Was Ida Arg rstrong
of btatnting° liar life teachers certific-
ate last 'wrek from the Le don N.onna],
also ^Liles May Jor.es on obtaining an
• re; int teacher's certificate, and Miss.
I+da I«owe of obtaining a rive--yearner-
iimrt'a .0 AS teacher,
Rev, S, F Sharp left oil Mettdav snout-.
n* 'tor r tttaurlit, N. T., *here he „w1,11
t iso a special stunmer cettresIn, .tire
rY,>late.y a; the L3alvers)ty, after which
e w:El vfstt a t IIoa1; . 1 . Y. with Mra.
laughter, Miss Margaret,
izay Ieft for` that place wit's Mr, Sharp
For the let tour days of next wee
01d fowl 9c. per pound,
Spring ehie3,;ean 191113ateh I nc, per lb.
DucWin g 13c. per pound,
Haack cJ , per pound.
Turkey 12c, per, poured;
These Fowl most be alive in ,trade
Chicken to be -4 lb to the pair,)
Duckling to be 7 lbs to the pair:'.)
( We cannot pay cash during the hot
weather as the shrinkage is so great,
When cool weather comes to the
danger of dying from heat is over
we will again pay cash,
JONES & MAY
BIINCFI :KEYS LOST—In Exeter, in
the month of Jure, a burcb of keys
with: chain attac cd. Finder will coir
ler a favor by leaving .arae at this
bilks.
PANAMA 11AT LOST. --Between Dash.
:wood and Exeter North en the evening
of July let. Finder rewarded by leav-
ing
eaving sante at thas.office.
Our edaL
rg st„t4onterY Is .c*I the lat-
est, types of the best, worknisr.ship un-
surpassed and prices right. ProsPective
brides should call at the Advocate .and,
see for themselves.
FLOUR AND FEED,---PlavIng, put in
a ato k of Flour and Peed 1; eo t'lt
your patronage. Stand one door north
of 33ea:•an's Fiard:warc—Rivers' old
stand. Jos. Davis.
DENTAL OFBICE CLOSES
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that my of-
fice is closed every Wednesday after-
noon, DR. ROULSTON.
FOR SALE
She undersigned is offering for sale
that beautiful residence north of the
bridge, E_eter. Hard and soft water
in the house; and everytiaing in good
repair ; with ,four tots, a goad barn,
all kinds .of fruit trees, 'bushes and
grape vines. Anyone •W4shing to see
the place or know .;the terms will call
at the residence, Mann-st., ;Exeter,
ALEX. Me HERSON.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to D. 5: Perrtt & Company,
Limited, London, Ont.
faint loan favored v,iat n ,the
arty treat of tomatoes by Mr.
rt
Foreman `C, T.
orae 'of the
ng always ,in
ly tom toes, and an aper
t2illtt fact is thAt the ' Advocate stares
in a hart '4t the early tproduct,
E, W,ilit';s' on Friday last
one of the largest ,pike , ever
t In thSs` npi(ghborhood, being fl
length. Dr. Sweet the
Banta day caught a pickerel eighteen in -
elms. In length and;weigliing four pounds
Mrs. August Guhr the same day caught
pike and also a pickerel, but Tittle
shorter than the, tr/ve above mentioned.
TRESPASSERS TAKE WARNING. —
Warning is hereby given that children
"and others found, trespassing on the
Canning Factory pea fields will be
prosecuted.—Exeter Canning Co,
MARRIAGE LICENSE.—Get your mar-
riage 1'icen.se at the Advocate Office.
'WANTOD:
Partires to sell locally the latest Wash-
ing Machine ; no boilete required ; works
easy; io wear; nor'(Jeer; sells cheap;
good 'money 'in it. Every b'orap wants
tae.'. Communicate at once vdtlh the
Mastitn;Trunk Company, Picton, 'Ont.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOh1 THOSE GO-
ING WEST.
On July :Lith _ July : 25Th and August
8th, through -,tourist 'Pullman sleeping
cars will leave Torontd 11 p.m. for 'Win-
nipeg :a and pointe on Grand Trunk', Pac-
ific 'between Winnipeg and Edmonten.
Gar will run, via (Grand Trunk Railway
System to Chicago', thence connecting
limes nil connection: with Booeseeker's''
excursions. The rates to 'Western Can-
ada are very low.. -Winnipeg: and re-
turn, ''$41.00 'Tickets' good for CO days
Proportionate rates to other;po'ints in
Manitoba Saskatchewan • and Alberta.
Tourist car b -fully, equipped with
bedding etc. 'and .,.porter ",i;n charge.
f
-,Berthet : may bei," secured at a low rate.
1al tnnipeg Exhibition dates, July 12—
b u2] Fart culara and t kets
apariaid, a Btrrat I'ars,eenge'c't
nd Txan1P'rAgen a :ot, adore[
w9i
S
Item
' Mita Anne Sanders, whet/or the pas
ten months has 'been; ongalaed on the Tie,
eord staf.i,left on Saturday for her htome
t,n Exeter wheat she will spend the aunt.
mer. 1n losing Niels' Sanders The Re-
cord loses a very efficient ,helper. She
was an active worker, in tate Afethodl;si;
church and league, also a member of
the church choir. While in Jarvis she
made many warm fiends who 1 were
sorry to seen :her:deliart from our midst
and many. kind -wishes will follow her,
wherever her duties, may take 'her.” —
Jarvis Bc-cord: ” _, t
PUBLIC MEETING WOMAN'S INS
T1TtlTE,—Tire Quarker Oats Company,
under the ;direction; of Miss M. Goldie,
graduate of Macdonald Institute, will
give a practical demonstration and talk
on the value and preparation of Cereals,
in the Town Hall, on Tuesday, July 18,
at 3.30 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. 'Hastings.
HICKS' FOBECA.STS—A Regular
storm period begins on the 110th, and
extends to the 2&rd. We prolong this
period to the new mecan. on the 23t11,
for the reason' that the :st0Frn periods
are often drawn forward in their cul-
mination by penditsg new; moon dates.
probable storm crisis will fall on the
XSGh; 20 and 21, ca,usipg rain, wind
and thunder, leaving high temperature
and threatening conditions to continue
over the 23rd.
SUCCESSFUL GARDEN 'PARTY, -The
annual Garden Party under the < ausi-
plces of the Ladies'" Guild of the Trivltt
Memorial Church was held 'on tjhe rec-
tory lawn Friday evening, and was pro
bably the most successful financially
2nd othenwitse, ever; held 'by The Guild.
The weather was 'ideal for such an evr
ent. A cool and refreshing breeze tear
peered the ai'r! and 'the en(tertaaning sur-
roundings made it' pleasant' for a11v
^.Phegrounds were beautifully illuminated
with electric lights',and 'tine refresh-;
ments, consisting of. ice cream, lemoin-'
ade and choice cakes, etc., were''servedl
by a number of' attentive young ladies
of the congregation: The music furnish-
ed by Tony Vi,ta'•s orchestra of London
was, of a 'high order, and contributed.
much: to the pleasure of all. - Eery.sel-
ection was beautifully rendered and loud.
ly applauded. It may be said also that
the orchestrawas most•'liberal in the
number of !selection's a faot which wary
much appreciated. The proceeds amount-
ed to ',1.00.'
BAND ORGANIZATION—There is ev-
ery prospect of Exeter 'having a band
in the near future. Mr. 'Ed. Treble has
been ; autlhorl led by the council to ceom-
menceorganization, and already a good-
ly number have signified t heir intention
of 'becoming members. ,The new organ-
ization, Will „be comp`ased '..tf entirely,
new.?ibiodt; with) the exception' b',f Mr.
Treble, who will have charge of; the
organization and tuition The taw.is
possessed of a .Iarge, nulmber of first-
class i,nstrunwnts,' and if : any further
requirements are nieces'sary the council
is prepared to furnish same. It is some-
time now; isioce Exeter 'has had a band
and the new band ,should be, encouraged
and e'esitsted: in every way possible. .Ev-
ery.. `town > of arty in- portance.,hae. a, .hand:
and there no no reason whatever why
Exeter ,should' not have one. We have
the
nien and'-, material and all we how e
quiz ' it the effort to organize-. As
ani and leader .thy seiectlon o
Treble a _ o ad, iojne tool' rfl r work
co ir1T Y Iaave i Etrit pehtiruuiahnto
capa'b1e rand, come s ]tnaiaii .A
aha ;g to l_5 ,r A
t ctyl lake aP1pl
to
.' .2FY7i1°
L:.ttle o: r1,0 ceneahatio„1 salt' be taken'
oue of the pleasant. and octal change.
'stn the Breathe -t Tuesday n1igttt, it it be
true what Bro. Andre, whose fame atl.
Pm faith healer A leellwxt'ettien with elle
At We dear Beige s, predicts, He
da'5 `that OiIi , til'a i2 twill'omscv het.
till die like flies, by but,'.
ad thousands,
BUtt,RERS SUPPLIES
MECHANICS FINE TQQI.S
NAIt,S,G1,AS5 PUTT'
(RONPIP£t FirritiGS
Headquarters
FOR
Harvesting Goods,
Forks,
Rakes,
Pulleys,
Twine,
Hay Fork Rope,
Sling Rope,
Scythes,
Snaths, Etc.,
Scythe Stones.
Also Berger's Paris Green
T. Hawkins&.$on
Hardware
LEMONADE
The pure quill—made without lemons, but with Purity
Lemon Powder. A teaspoonful makes a quart. Just the
thing for farmers or workmen. Made in an instant at any
well. Sold only in opal jars at 25c., one coupon with each
jar. Made in Canada.
Keep your Beauty
If Summer's Sun plays with your complexion Our complexion .cream
will quickly restore it. This is a most dainty cream that improves the skin
and keeps it in a perfect condition. A generous size package costs but a
trifle and is worth its weight in gold. Let us show' you. One coupon with
each package.
POWELL'S BAZAAR
The Tome of Bargains in Granite, China and Tinware.
Come and bring a friend and see for yourself.
elemenuggies
Our wareraoms: are new:keompleted,,,atnd we wish to invite*Aitot inspect our
STOCK of I'MnLEMENTS and BUGGIES Besides the - Main -Street Wareroome
we have leased "the large brick build ling' on; James Street, and this(' enables
us to keep a full "stock of Implemenits at ways,on hand.
McCormick Impleirnents
Binders,:
The 11
a
f'01,9,';
E
FOR THE INTERNATIONA L HARVESTER COMPANY'
ewers, Rakes, Manure Spreaders, tilling tools, etc
,qckshutt Flows
A full, line of 'Cocks!' utt Plows and Repaire
'Buggies
car of Gray' & Sprig b g' ivies are abaut gone, 'but there a:•e more+
ou will Lind ;it worth while to call; and see them.
particular
by; us.
idled
•
it
s
entioen. to t"aln,;`iup%aping of repair -t f,oa all imple-,
S3
Here's hyWE
Ask For Your
ewelry Business
It's an oft -told -tale, but it should nos%er grow
uninteresting
to the buyer who would be eeono-
inieal..
Our`a
isx« ars are right. Prove it for pourse$f by eoznlaar-
,son with others. Our selections are large, giving yott;, a large
variety to ehoose from -again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of fine quality, We back this statement wit « our
guarantee. Don't these thing give us aright to expect from
you a fair consideration a our goods.
A. Dlarchand, Exete
Jeweller Optician
PEOPLE
About to go housekeeping for the first time rte
supply of '
Furniture
to furnish the home -with. We have a full line of ood•s
flacb c£llanot be surpassed in the county. No mater at
your eireumstanees aaa.ay be we ha' e > line to suit yoga. Or
perhaps
A New Parlor Suite, New Bedroom
Suite, A Couch or Rocker,
Something forthe
Kitchen or Dining
Room.
will be in order. We can suit your taste andrice
in anything in the line of furniture. P
ROWS & ATKINSON
The Leadinz Home Furnishers and Funeral Direotorst
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
OUR JULY SALE
This is the month for us to reduce our Summer stocks in all
lines. We are offering very Special Prices in order to clear them out.
LADIE'S WHITE WEAR
All Ladies White Skirts,
Gowns, Corset Covers and
Drawere at Reduced. Prices.
FANCY GINGHAMS.
In S tripes or Plaids. The
seasen's best patterns and colors
all to go at R educed Prices.
FANCY PARASOLS
One for each Dress. We
want to see them all go and
have cut the price on all.
LADIE'S WRITE WAISTS
Getting pretty well sold out
—out all that are left to clear at
Reduced Prices
LINENS & REPPS
In many of the' best colors
They are always good buying
while they last at Reduced
Prices.
MILLINERY
We have only a few trimm=
ed Hats and Shapes left, but
you can have your choice of
them for half price.
JULY BARGAINS
JTJLY BARGAINS
IN IN
Carpets, Rugs Lace Curtains, Wall Papers
Gent's Shirts, Collars and Ties
This Warm weather makes an extra supply necessary. We 'are
showing all the new colors in Shirts' in Negligee or soft collars. Nice
low collars for the warm weather and Fancy or Wash Neck Ties.
W e
have'
the . eel -
o b rat
rat-
ed W.
G, and
R. Shir
is and
Collars
forExe
ter. On-
ly one
Store
in the
t own
sells,
them.:
1'Totice—This store closes every Thur day Afternoon dor
months of July and August.
NES & MA
carters for the celebrated W.UB,GSanford. Clot_lfii
Yt +n ,i,:C "h p.i't'L. t i„'S^'?u Itpf ,a^S.l,lp y, tib r yiy`' ' b7 !",'i ya i';,•
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