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AUGUST TU
1511
ummer
Clothing
The warm weather is with usagain
are you prepared for it? We are
What you need 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
,facts for you.
W. A A .i, !
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
'Wheat .......... 77 30
Harley, ... .,.,, 50 55
Buckwheat... , , , . 48 50
Oats, .a 35 36
Potatoes, per bag , ,,., 75 90
Hay,perton,,,,,,,..... 9 50 1000
Flour, per cwt,, fancily
Flour, low grade per ew
Butter, , ,
Live�
hogs, per cwt......
Shorts per ton,
Bran per ton , ,.
Wool unwashed,. „ , , ,, , 14 14
1 45
17
16
13
2 40
1 45
18
10
'7 30
24 00
20 00
20
Poultry
We will pay till August 16th the
following for live poultry in trade.
Old fowl 9e, per pound.
Old roasters Sc. per pound.
Spring chicken 1911 batch 14e, per lb•
Duckling lie, per pound,
Duck 9c. per pound.
Turkey 12c, per. pound;
These Fowl must be alive in trade
(Chicken to be 41b'to the pair,)
(Duckling to be 7 lbs to the pair.)
One cent less for cash.
We cannot pay cash during the hot
weather as the shrinkage is so great
When cool weather comesand the
danger of dying from heat : is over
we will again pay cash.
JONES & MAY
200 Fancy Vases and Jrtrcf-
iinieres to select frocmat -Ste w-
,2lrt's.
TEACHER. WANTED
For Union School, ° Hay and Stephen,
"r three miles 'west of Exeter North.
State Salary, qualifications, and send
testinaolaials.:Apply to 'W, E. SANDERS
Sec'y, I3ay P. O.
Our:
�,r
weddinga
stationery o isof the lat-
est,
a -
•Yt
ea , types of the best, workmanship em-
surpassed and prices right. Prospective
brides should call at the Advocate and
see for themselves.
98c. Buys a Lovely Lawn or
Tailor-made waist at -Stew-
art's.
FLOUR AND FEED_ -Having put in
a stock of Flour and Feed I solicit
your patronage, Stand one door north
of I-leann n's Hardware -Rivers' old
stand. Jos. Davis.
$1.00 the yd. for the best
36 inch Black Nitessa line Dress
Silk in Western Ontario -Stew-
art's.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to " D. S.• Perrin & Company.
Limited, London, Ont.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. -Get your mar-
riage license at the Advocate Office.
Did you say sugar? Get prices
on Redpath's at -Stewart's.
ORGAN BLOWER WANTED. -Organ
Blower wanted for rd'rivitt Memorial
Church. For particulars apply to J. H.
Markham: organist.
Stewart's 30c. Japan' Black
and mixed Tea, beats 'ern P all.
APPLES FOR SALE. -Choice Ruches
for present use, the best cookers. Win'.''
ter sorts, in variety, 'Basket, bushel or
barrel, lots good clean ,stuff. Order.
S. J. HOGABTI3, Stephen, Exeter, P.O.
An exchange'says--After a great deal
of study and were we have at last
figured how many eounitry ,editors get
ridh. A child lila born ,isi, the neighborrr
hood, the attending physician get $25
the editor gives the loud -lunged young
rater and happy parenit'sa a send off and
gets $0. It id christened, ,the minister
gets. $10. and the editor ,gets: $00.,it
grows up, marries, the editor publishes
a long winded, flowery, article with a
dozen complimet is for the beautiful and
accomplished bride, the min'istea:get $10
and :a : piece of cake, the , editor
gets' $060. In course 'of time ho dies;
the dobtor gets from $50 -to': $100,' the
minister perhaps gets-another.$ii, the
undertaker gets from $t0:to:$100, -the
editor publishers a .patice of the death,
an obituary '"euro colurrois long 1pdgFi.
and society .resolutions;'a lot -'-of •paethy
And a free card of thainikis, and gets
so 00o No wonder . so naihy cotiai,.ty
eth40: s get :rich.
LOCAL DOINGS
•
de's. Harvey, sr„ is very ill at present,
Mr, Lyman Palmer is laid up with an
injured .a cle,
A eheigfui dispositimsn is easy to live
with, •btu hard to keep.
Mise Allis Handford has recovered
from her recent illness,
Messrs Conner Bros- have moved in
to their nsw machine shpp.
If you keep on good terms with your
grocer yore find it 'hard On, your pockets
book. s ,
Messgs ;'.foCas,��
iK. Hackney snipped
a car of heavy horses to Montreal oda
Thursday
Rev. Mr. McFarlane of Hayfield cc
-
copied the pulpit of the Presbyterian,
church on Sunday,
The Liberals meet hi Hensall on the
l8th to select a candidate for the ap-
proachi;g election,
Rev. Poweit's salary has been raised
to $12.00 by he,Offlci,,al Board 4'tMain
street Methodist church.
This is Lordan Old •Boys week and
many Exeter people are attending Rhe
affair for a day* or two,
easy to',Orgive those wins save
us after Vve have meted out
here their lust deserts,
lends here regret to ktyow that Mrs.
Jas. Latton, nee Miss' B se Horton,
2111 of typhoid fever in London,
If the man with speaks the truth Is
popular it is beeau'se he has a lot or
discretion and doesn't talk much,.
Rev, Raaeey of Saintabury occupied the
pulpit of the T,civitt Memorial '"church
en Su; day, 'preaching' splendid aernrans
Mr. Curtiss Harness, who recently had
a fall while at work in Regiiin,a, Is
now recovering very nicely, and will
soon resume his work;
Messrs. J. A, Stewart, W. 3. Nea-
man, R. Q, Seldom and W. D. Clarke
nyotoilei to CIO -Astro, Monday evening tta'
have a game of bawls.
Rev.
TCeatle of Colu;ntaal's. Ohie,
son or Rev. Jas, I eatie at` tows) occu-
pled the James street pulpit Sunday and
delivered very interesting addresses.
August Gull; who has been
ciDodging hs lisborne for two n years,
moves hls family to Mitchell this week,
tSr, Guir having secured a large ,cos,-
tract: at Bornholm.
Tl e St, lefarys Argus was purchased by
Ilex ry Davey of The 'eainsville Express
from Mr. A. C. 'Wpode, 'who "succeeds
the late Henry E. Wilson as Customs
Officer for the town of 'St. Marys,
Dr. J, A. Rollins, wihp recottly broke
his left arm while walking along the
beach at Mirnico Asylum, is now' vialt-
Iting with friends in London. The int,
lured naehnbcr is progressing favorably.
Three oS the pigs reported to have
been destroyed iu the barn burned on
Mr. Jos, ;Yellow's farm, "Osborne, last
week, have since 'heel discovered in Mr.
Yellow's woods, evidently having brok-
en away from the ethers and made their
escape to the woods.
Ontario last year yielded forty per/
cent. of the mineral production of the
country, with P.orcupir,e still in Its in-
fancy. It Is byar
P the greatest agrli,
cultural Province, with the northern
clay belt scarcely touched. It leads
all others .in forest wealth, Not in, this
generation will the premier Province
take a back seait
Exeter sciigol -stands well up in the
number of pupils whto passed the roe
cent Normal Schpol Entrance. Fourtecri
tried, eleven of whom were recommended
sight passed, seven with honors, The
names are given elsewhere: The staff
of the High
S
1 c a Department is to
�of p
be commended on the result. Miss Ruth
Hooper and Clarence Pickard ,also pass
ed thesame examination, ,the former at
London and the latter at Brantford
Our Congratulations are extended the
successful candidates.
The Hensall Observer says.-Hensall
is a peculiar place. Citizens can, let
L';e cows run at ,right, hprses can be
let run or tethered at pleasure on the
street, bieyles can be ridden on side-
walks, signs can be extended over the
street if the merchants so desire, but
one 'thing people cannot do, namely,"
gather in a' group and smg • -Now the
singing by a chorus ,af our boys has
been Mauch enjoyed by music loving
people, but somebody lacking an, ear
for music has complained and the
Chief has acted.
Huron County House, of Refuge i -s run
the cheapest of any refuge in Ontario
and much of this is due to Keeper and
Mrs. Mutch for the+able manner in man-
aging tit* Ieestitution. The average]
weekly cost per inmate is the lowest
but this by no`'means follows that the
inmates are poorly fed as we have been
informed that dinner and supper, the
year round, ils practically never . the
same, and to book at the inmates will
show that appearances show that good
meals 'are always served. Maintenance
$6,598.29; inmates 87; cost 99 3s4
The highest cost per inmate per day
is that of Nprthumberland and Durham
counties, $1.47; and the 'lowest except-
ing Huron is Leeds and Grenville $1.37
Mr. David Tait of St. Paul, Mina., was:
a few days the, latter part of the week;
shaking hands with old friends. : In
reviewing the b'its'tory of his younger",
days it happens that just ,One -quainter
of a century ago (August .4)° r"Dave",.
won the sev'einity-fiye yard foot, race.
against Jas. Quirk,Firm. Boyd and A.
Robinson, all-, famous apshiters. "Dave"
-could certainly go, some in those days,
but avoirdupois has played such a
prominent part in his make-up in later
years 'that - he could only qualify now
in the fab mates race.
Mr, John Holman, whose home is in
Salem, Oregon„ but w,tio ;has been on
an extended tour thsOughout the Unit-
ed States and Cant a is now visiting
relatives and friends'': in and around E -
eter, the oh j:r_t- of his.visit being: to
attend the Old Boys' -Reem i3n at ;Lon-
,don and tie was the first tao sign the
canister in that city as a London 'old
tics. • When. - ip-F 'London: last ; year', Mr:
Heiman proniisei fo"-�'be •ins= attendance
at the e'euuni enl and he has made geed,
Iiia
in cone allther
t v U Way from San,tiagu,
a di;atames of '3835:neii'iee, M-, Pholman'
was a former resident ,of Exeter and
is a b.:other of Mrs. Win. Drew of town
and Mr. G.:V4'. 'Holman, ,of Bgmondviile.
miss C. Vesper is visiting in. Lon.-
t1Ses Ida .Marehand is visiting in God-
erlch.
Mrs. Thos, Elston is vis;tin;; in To
sprite..
Miss Hattie Handford is visiting to
London.
Mrs. Frank 'Wo+ods was in London
Saturday.
Mrs. Jos, Sutton and son are visit-
ing itt London,
Miss Lula Martin, isohome from a visit
in Dorchester,'
Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Conker returned to
To gito :Monday.,
Miss 'Vera Rowe came up
don on Monday, ,
Mrs. G, Maims and children are vis-
iting at Hayfield,
Mfrs, (13ev.? Powell ,and chlldr^a. are
visitingixa MYorpetb
Miss Manse Sanders ieovisiting in Lon-
don Par a few days.
Mrs. Linde;iield and Ned ;Stave return-,
ed from a visit in Go deride,
tYr, and Mrs, Crocker of . Stratford
visited here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peizprase of Tor
omit a visited here thie week.
Mo, Thos, Handford came home from
si:oita .on Saturday evening,
Mise Ethel l^lortkeott is attending t e
m'$liinery openings at London.
Mss Ethel Keatle of, Sharon spent
rise week end at ;Mr. 11. N, Rowes,
G. Seidon has returned trona
a 'Visit tea. 1n prsell .and Detroit.
.Miss Lela Culbert has returned to
Lucan after a ;few ds;i:<s' visit here,
Warren ill, of Toronto, is visiting
his father, Jaynes SIdIi, who. is very IS.
from Lon -
Mr. a, S. 0 -rocker of Toronto spent
part of the past week, visiting relatives
here,
Mr. Douglas Stewart of Toronto at' -
^;ked here Saturday to visit his par-
ents. ,
Mrs, W, Hawksiaw and Miss teat"
returned Saturday front, a trip to
t
Mrs. Snell and daughter, Miss Aurae:
Sanders are visiting In London this
week,
Miss Margaret Handford and nept,e'
Harold 'Foster, went' to Toronto Sa,tur
day,
Mrs, Mowat and family have return,,-
ail to Toronto after ra visit at Me. Wm.
Avers,
Mr. John Newcombe, with his family
of Stratford, is vieiting,with his nneth«-
ea' here.
Mr. Fred Trevethlcic of Champion,
Alta.. formerly of Exeter, Is here slink.-
ing hands with old friends..
Mrs. Snider, who was rraIU g heif
Aunt Mrs. Sanfl- Sanders returned to
her home .in Cleveland Saturday..
Messrs Will and Edgar Smith, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Smith of Hamilton
spent ;Friday witlal friends in town.
Mrs. John B. Case and slaughter of
Toronto and Miss Lottie Hyndman of
Shelburne arc visiting'' relatives here.
Mr. Alfred Davidson of Mancelona,
:titch,, 'who is visitant;! Els parents Izr
London, spent 'Friday with* friends here.
Mr, and. Mrs. Frank Tosca and two
children of Toledo, Ohio, were !vis-
iting Mr. Toro's mother, Main street dun'
Ing the 'week.
Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Richardson of To-
ronto visited with the latter's '.parents;
Mr, and Mrs. Sam'I ,Smith, Loudon Road
South, over Sunday -
Mi '1
Miss ,iunro of London and Messrs
Sample and Murdock of Blenheim were
guests this week at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Quackenbush.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Mogg of iA "worn,
Washington Ter'iitary, are here renew-
ing old acquaintances. Mr. Mogg for-
merly lived here 35 years ago.
The following were among the num-
ber who took in the Sarnia; Detroit Ex
cursion bn Saturday. -Mr. Arthur Ford
Mr. John Parspits and wife, Misses!
Hannah and Laura Kinsman; ''Mr. H.
Southe'ott ; Mr. Harry Elworthy and
wife„ Mr. Wm'. Bradt; Mr. John Fore
jr., George Hawkins, and sister Miss
May, Mr. A. Mitchell.
- 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
Leon Treble is visiting i London,
Miss Ethel Dow left Tuesday fes
Brandon,.
miss Moncur is visiting In London
t=tis week.
Mts. Henry Rwnohrleft 'Dlotaday for
li'm'ns -Peg- t
trip
M -,west, Dow Gilbert has returned from a
MM'Ill Birney -is holidaying in Lon-
don this Week.
The Misses Bennett returned to
;
,Tor-
oittoi.SaaztadudMars,. D. Clarke
are visit -
as in London.
Sani'l Cudniore of Orsborne lefil
Monday for the West.
mr. and Mrs. Frank "Hunt of London
visiting relatives here.
MYr. Trueman Elliott has;returned from
a visit ii M,a.rlette, Mieh.
:Miss IH'yndnian and. Miss 'Westland
are in London this week! , n
miss Bortits, Mack of Toronto visited
with her parents here over Sunday,
Sir. Thos, Boyle attended, Grand Eno
capepmenic, LO,O.lt, at Niagara tide
w eek,
Mir. J. Brooks of 0 wotssa, cSiicib.,
is the west of his, 'brother, C. T.
Brooks,
Mrs. Clark of Andrew Street went to
TorontoTuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Pen prase l
fir, and Mrs, Ed. Treble are attend-
InS thea told #boys' re:,uiiio;a tae London
tilts week,
Mrs. A. Hodgen and son, Norman,'
left Monday for G,irvin, Shalt,, x7heit, l
they will vteilti for a rev? weeks,
Mrs, Jordan, after v1altllig her pant,
Its, Mir, ,and Mils, Jan, .Murray, re
turned to her bowie I. London Monday
Miss 'Fera Rowe of Toronto, aecone..
panted by Miss FI'sin, is "visiting 'wfith
leer parents, ;£r'. aen,d, Mires. i2, N. Bowe.
Mr. Jut), Mallett is taking'•his holidays
and he and his family -spent part of
last week in Sarnia apd Port `Huron
with relatives, i t
Sir, Thos, Creech of Yipsitanti, Mich
rived here Tuesday on a visit to rola
a, Messrs James andllliana
and other relatives.
Addle I4, Nialonag. and son and
daughter are the guest -s -or Mr. and Mrs,
A. Holland. firs. Holland, who has
been Ili for some time, is improving.
Mir, and Mrs, G. Atkinson and Sam
fly of Manitou, Man, arrived here Tone
day and will visit for a time with' the
former's father, Mh. Jas. Atkinson
Cre
The harder some persons work tits
worse their i3ndltipn.,
When a man, fails out of love he
sometimes strikes a snag.'
Mies Ila Johnston has taken a pos-
ition as saleslady with Mr: J. A. Stew-
art.
Ourselves being judge, there Is no
difference between wanting a thing
and needing it.
HICK'S FORECASTS FOR AUGUST-
A reactionary storm ,period is central,
on. the 17th and.18tli calling for re-
newed summer heat, falling barometer
ter and blustering storms. A show of
rain, amounting try showers in scatt-
ered Sections, will result at this and
Make other August storm periods. ML ak the
e
most ;of them for you ,will surely need
,:'hems
ST. MAIBYS.- Sneak thieves have
berg operating In the stores and of-
fices. Arrests are expected shortly; -
Tho hotel license of the Ontario House
hasbeen transferred -to Mrs,
3. A.
Spearin, mend the shop license of III.
Walsh has been discontinued. The
town of Seaforth has purchased our
]:3.000 'volt electric equipment,
The Cause
II
of Constipation
Constipation is, in sonic cases, the
direct result front a torpid, or slow,-
acting
lowacting liver, brought about by the with,
holding .,of the flow q the bile. Thi9
condition is commonly allied with more
or less indigestion, and dyspepsia;'
partly due to the constipation itself.
Many ,persons have found it compar-
atively easy to overcome such condi-
tions with a treatment of
Rexall Liver Salts
In our judgment we'feel that this pre-
paration ils remarkatbly well fitted to
overcome these conditions, and recomr
mend them to you with th'C urnderstandi
ins, that any itoney;,yo'u may have spent
with us for the preparation will be re-
funded in case there are 'no beneficial
reeult:.s. •-
35c. & 50c. bottles
S, Cole, Pbu. B.
The Rexall Store
MORE SHOTS
FOR OUR
AUGUST SALE
Goods moved out freely last month, yet we are
carry on this SPECIAL SALE thru August so long
need the room for our large Xmas stock.
Week End - Week, End
Specials . Specials
All our 25c. Barrettes A new stock of gran -
Sides and back combs, iteware , coming this
go at 19c. week, at • money •;say-
-25c Stationery 10c. ing prices 10 per cent. -
25c. Cups, &" Saucers 196 off all graniteware.
26e. Salads"lis. ,
25c. Cake Plates 19c.
10 per cent. off all White, Gold and Limoges China. 'Now is the time to
buy this line. g
Come -help us make this 'a rousing sale for. August. We are here a year.
on Aug8,,- and we'haveover .turned-oa €--- ods we want to make
a good lot o goods,
the cowing year double,Nothing over 25c. in hardware,►,•China Specials 10
-15-256. all the time. :-
Get the habit of coming here and you will. save some money. Our candy
de 't.is we
ell'ke ti�tOiar", , ,�,.;
p P fresh roested. eanuts:haeve a •fla or..ut�. their own:
Come In, p- y.
and look around. There's always Bagains at this store.
not satisfied, and will
as the goods la st. We
Week! End
Specials
1.0e. Small dishes 65cdoz
20c. Cups & ; Saucers
51.25 a doz.
IOc. plates 90c. doz.
IPOWELL'SBAZAAR -
Here's Why WE
Ask For Your:
leweiry Business.
It's an oft -told -tale, but it should never grow
uninteresting to the buyer who would be econo-
mical.
Our pricers are right, Prove it for yourself by compar,
ison with others. Our selections are large, giving you a. large
variety to choose from -again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of fine quality. We back this statement with our
guarantee. Don't these things give us a right to expect from
you a fair consideration of our goods.
A.etrchan s, Exeter
Jeweller 8z Optician
Undertakers
And
Furniture Dealer
We carry a complete stock in all lines.
Phone for Store 20a
For Sundays and nights 201
ROWS & AT; IN ON
The Leadinz Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
w...r.,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO, 32
MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE
All summer goods must go regardless of cost. We
are cutting the prices in order to clear them all
out in a hurry, Do not miss this big Clearing Sale
White Waists
Everyone must go, no
matter what the price.
Real dainty waists for
75c. each.
Embroideries 86 Laces
A real choice lot is to
be offered at lowest
prices both narrow and
wide.
Gloves and Hosiery
All our- Summer gloves
and hosiery at reduced
prices. Now is the time
to buy.
Gents
Straw Hats
as
We are clearing them
all out at just half price.
Come and get one
Whitewear
A beautiful lot of
Ladi es Whitewear- all to
be cleared out at bar-
gain prices. See them
Ginghams 86 Chambrays
A lot of nice patterns
and colors to choose from.
All 124- and 151 dines for
10c.
Summer Parasols
Only a few left but
each one will be a bar-
gain at 75c. and up.
Ladies ,Dress Goads
Just dozen to clear
out nearly half price.
-Just as good for fall , as
now.
Cut prices on all House -furnishings, -Carts;`' Rugs;';-
Linoleums, Lace Curtains, Tapestry Curtains, -Blinds
and Poles.
Notice-This sore closes
ever Thursday sday,-Ai
months of July and August.
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