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EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1911
T>~`' EE S & Cn E ES
South Huron
Liberal -Conser-
vatives Convene
HENRY EILBER, CHOSEN
Henry Eilber, the popular member Tor
South Huron i;1, the last Provincial Le4-
islature, Was again.. the unanimous
choice of the, LtberalConservative party
at their convention held in Zurich 'on
Thursday afternoon. last, I-Ilsutasthe
only name proposed, and the greatest
enthusiasm was eliewat whets he accept-
ed the nomination .
The meeting opened et two o'clock
w r11 the, ltreslderst, Mr. J, :1., 1\ illien1;s,
.n the chair, Although it was a busy
seetiOtt the delegates 'Fere out le large
u b - 4. :nese Inane'over 1tP
) Bir
t
.
g«+ftes Basta; minor business had beef,
transacted ltormtlat;one were called for,
when Mr. Pliber was duly nominated by
,lfessrs, john Sherritt, ex-tI,P., and Wm
Anderson ee-Deputy-Reeve ot Stephen.
Besides Mr. Either the foilowtne gen
tlelnelt spoke bsieflY, J, j. :Kerner, M.P.,
Johan She1'ritt and 1'i u Anderson of
Stephen, Reeve Jelut, W, Taylor and T.
I3. Carling of Exeter,, and 311. Richard,
sett of Stanley. Many ]ligh tributes were
paid to the worth of talo candidate as a
kepresentativo of the people, and to the
grog eeaivc policy of the 1V.hitney Gav-
eremeet,
Mr. Eilber expressed his aPpreciat'ion
of the confidence reposed in hint by- r11.s.
coest'ituents throughout his f urteett
years of Service, and revroYred the poli.
�,
cies: of the. 'Whitney Govez Government, "The
Ontario Government," Ino said, "has been
harePercd itt many waste by the tom
fon Government, notably le the direction
of he. tide of immigration away Srtam
t r
o t aNew � ti• i1
k fertile d..l .o t
S i 1 :1 9 0. O. t. N to 0
e
Western Provinces. But even under title
handicap theGo�err Government h�s made good
Under the Reform adminiatratfon the
University of Torous wag e struggling
institution existing for the most part
on, promises. Unica' the Whitney Gov-
ernment it has been placed upon a solid
financial basis. Then there Is thewon-
dertul: work aceoruplished by the present
Government in connection with. the Ag-
ricultural College at Guelph. And in
ov- a wo must
this co testi letn o say thatt 1 st
t n n 1 t
leave 1"OgreHa tanning. 1itl
a r,
c-
ulture nourishes all the others folIow."
The speaker touched upon the develop-
ment of the hydro -electric system, giv-
15c. pays for The
.advocate to Jan.1
Iest align -praise to. Hon. Adam ;Deck,
whom he referred to. as "a main ',who
vrill go down in history as one who" has
done much, if anot,`nore for his; province
than any other statesman, past or pres-
ent. In conckus'on 11e said he had the
fullest eonfidenee in 31r. Borden and
11:.s cabinet, "I-thitnk the p renter has
t
acted wisely in the appointment of his
mieleters, :11r. White, to whom sumo
have taken exception, is a stain of super..
ler abillty, and I believe he is eminent
ly rlualifieed o, the important postof
minister -of finance, I believe that Mr.
Borden took iasis consideration 'his won-
der tut work as e ine:nuier before ,ap.
pini: n_7 hit)."
FIEN•ItY EILBEa
Conservative Conti.d;tte in S ,TFwx
Bello 1 of :Messrs. John 3feNattfih-
d Dickson to following
resolution was unanllnottsly accented,—
"That we tender td the Hon. R. l.. Lor -
den heartiest congratulations upon Ms
election to the high and proud oiflco
of first minister and comsnoect of Can-
ada, and that wel`a.t thol samd time ex-
press
-press to- itkm our gratitude: for the great
sacrifice made by nim as our ,leader
in the past, and forthe splendid y
victoz''
achieved by h'tr11 on Sept. 2,1st, mull. our
fullest' confidence in flim "to rule aright
the affairs of this Dominion. We espec-
ially commend ;the wisdom and breadth
o' mind tdiS» aged b. tons' leader„in-;se1
ee frig as Members of his cab Lest tncn
of probity and ability, each aged every-
one et them _being .peculiarly : and emin-
ently fitted for' the positions they have
been called upon, to fill.”
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
We are having a two weeks sale of all Dress Goods
in black and colored, We therefore quote a few of the
prices to show you that we mean what we say. These
Dress Goods are in nearly all the shades that are worn
this fall. Riess Goods that was
Regular' $1.25 for $1.12 Regular $1,35 for $1.08
Regular $1.50 for 98c. Regular $1,00 for 88c.
Regular 75c, for 58c. Regular 50e for 42e.
All these prices hold good only for two weeks so
come in and secure your dress for the coming season.
READY MADE SKIRTS
We have a few ready made skirts' in Black, Green
Red, Blues,. Brown, and Old Rose which we will clear
out at a discount of 331 per cent. off. Come and pur-
chase early because this is a bargain.
WALL PAPERS
House cleaningtime is come again so buyyour
p offering
Fall Wall Paper now while we are a dicunt
of 25 per cent. on all papers.
You may need a new Carpet or Rug this fall, if
you do just coxae in and purchase at a discount of 15
per cent, These are exceptional bargains.
DINNER SETS
Just- eft to clear a few,left Jl ar re talar X�{++10 00 for 8.00
egular;$8.00 for $6.00.
ighest prices paid for all kinds of Produce,
The meet1s g adjourned after three
cheers for the 1C1ng, the eandidate, and
Premier Whitney..
JOS. ELLIOTT IN CENTRE IIURON.
At the convention of Oanservataves of
Centre Huron ,,az Seafort3: on Thursday.
Joseph Elliott of Goderich was 'chosen",
as the candidate for the Provincial Leg-
islature, Mr. Elliott is a strong nate
and the defeat of the late member, Mr.
Pr'oud£oot, is antieipated,
Ln North„ Theresa, John T. Cure'. wast
teztdet'ed lily u:larespeus nomination
o the Liberate at the Oenvetstion held
n Wtn,ham on Oct. 20. The Conserve
the candidate in this ridlilg is the for-
Paler nleznbcr, :Sir. A, If, 3fuegreve,
tiO\ INc iAls ELECTJQNS PEO. t. i..
James Whitney on, Monday an -
minced that the provincial eleetiotas in
1tar10 will take piece o t Pe;,embsr
1, w,•th '11oattaatign one week earlier:.
HIS O1eI'1CIAL TITLE
Time Who have seeaFeem to :addreeks
csfrieial eorresponde;lee ta. the Duke o?
Connaught will need to leave plenty or
room for the, salutatiim. The official
title as given by the Canada Gazette,
runs ;n tin s order:—
1 :eld liar shell, blis Royal I3ighnesa
Prince Arthur William Petrick Albers,
Duke of Connau alt and of Strathern,
and Elul of I sses `,n- ties. Peerage of
he • Ignited 1413:doau, ]-'I've of the Unit-
e;d I+•!. dom of Greet finita'^ and 'Irc-
lannd. Duke of Saxony, Prince of Saxe -
burg and Gotha , ICn;;iht ,ot the Meat
Noble Order of the Garter: Irl Naar 'of
Moat Ancieet aind. Yost Noble Order at
the Thistle; Knight of the Moet Illus.,
tr!otts Order of Saint Patrick; -Ono tat
II, s 1a}cSz' s Moet
,
Otaab1C
I'r3v
r
Coune:I ; First and 1'rirelpel Knish
Grund Cross and Great 31astcr of tito
honourable Order of the Bath IC:WO/ t
Grand Commander of the Most Exalted
Order of 5 °.o 'Star of India Wedeln
Grand Cross of the lfost Joist-iegelstled
Order of Saint Mlel.ael and Saint George
Knight Grand Commander of the 3last
Eminent Order ot the Indian Empire;
Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Viet-
arias)
Order;
tiOrd r; Personal Aide -de -Call -1P tnp t
o
is Maiestythe
King; Goven or General
and Commander in Chief of the Dolnln
!on of Canada.
CARD OE THANKS..
I, the unders!ned. des:ee hereby to
return my 'sincere thanks to all the
neighbors and friends who so heartily
gave their assistance, and aYmPathy dew-
ing the Illness and since the death of
my husband.—airs. English.
The Advocate be sent to any
address in Canada till January 1913I
Tor $1.00. 11
Notice to Creditors
Of MRS. MARGARET AIRTH, Late of
the 'Vitiate of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Widow, Deceased.
Pursuant to Chapter 129 of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897,
notice is 'hereby given that all credit-
ors and others having claims against
estateabove of a eve. named deceased who died
on or 'about ther27th day of June, 1911,
are on or before the 10th day of Nov-
ember,
ovember, A.D. 1911, to 'send by post pre-
paid, to the undersigned Solicitors for
the administrator of the estate of "the
said deceased their christian names and
surnames, addresses and ;descriptions;
the full particulars ot 'their claims, to
statement of their accounts and the na-
ture of the securities (if any) held by
them, and that after, the day last afore-
said the said administrator will proceed
to distribute the, assets of the said de-
ceased among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to such claims
of which notice shall have been .given
as above required, and fthe staid adminis;
trator will not be liable for ,the said
assets ar any part J:thereof, to any e'er -
son or persons of Whose claim or claims
notice shall nob have been received by
him at the time of, sushi distribution
Dated at Exeter thes 17th day of
Betober, A. D. 1911.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Solicitors for -Administrator
Notice to Creditors
Of JOHN W. RODNEY, Late of the
Township of Usbal'rve, in the County
of Huron, Yeoman, Deceased.
Pursuant to Chapter 129
of the Revi-sed Statutes of Ontario,1897
notice Is hereby given that all credit-
ors : and others having claims aigainst
e tat E
s e o above nailed deceased who died
on or about<:t!h,I ti iLh day of July, 1911,
are on or before ,the 10th day of Nov-
ember Aeat 1911, to send by past pre-
paid to. the undersigned solicitors; for
Robert K. Horsley, the Executor
of :the last well and, testament
of the said-deceased;'their christiati nam 1
ea and surnames, 'addresses'and - ,,des-
criptions, -'he full particulars of their
claims, a statement' of their accounts
and the'nature of the securities,, if any,
held ?by
y them,• and that after the day
last aforesaid - the said Executor
will proceed to distribute, the as-
sets' of the said deceased ,among the
parties entitled ,thereto, having regard
only to such claims of which notice
shall' have been given as above 'require
ed, > and the said , F:-ecutor will
Plot be liable foe the said'aesots; or.any
part thereof,` to any person: of persons
of :whose claim or' claims :ryeotiee .shall
:lot "have beat receavo-1 by him ;et', the
Cate of .such distrlbut,ion. -<
Dated at Exeter this 17411 day of
Octobe , A D 1911
• DICK'ON & CARLING, l r -
; fe'rt:
Local``��' 3Mrs, P., pawde l retina ed Saturday.
items from a weep'& v_`teit'w th. frierzdet iz: Lox:
don.
lira Jo?:r' lister is v s.ta:t, in I.orl-
don
Mr.Ed. T,teble i's: conflated to his room
<Vee' to `llness.
1 'elsh is quite ERI at her
'longe,: 3f111 Street,,
gr. and Mrs. John 3iark:barn were
London tilts week..
Miss Eitel Clark of Re'nsa'll visite
Wien IDem ilouiden,
Mr" Joese. Wood teolt ai• ear Of a°`,ttl
to To--ont) this. week,
M°ss Ida _ ;-rinstrong visited b;.er sf
+e;s is Letetnew this ' week.
stem. Iaa-r e„s s kis:tin;, 13.i$. gist
11 Y Net -:o /tattoo. in , orgets o.
Tao you '.e. people e'n jayed a .chalice
e Olne a 11a1190, o:1 Teeeda ' ,ovetting,
3f Ss Recd gime. Miss DarkiMic., t 91I -on a 1
on
spent t n holiday with fr#sada. bere.
Mrs. Robt. Cooper ox' Lo;idoe .s d-
Sang wide relatives. and friends m anti
around Exeter,
A number. _
_
pra.zka were nevi
petro"sed en Tuesday z1.r,=rt, 11411owe'en,
but we have heard of nota --,'yea serious.
T we
world does, 004, sewn t'a get nnueh
leer.
LIBER,1L. LEADER RI SIGNS
A.t a caucus of Liberal ca:xdidates a.nd
lezeresesrs oe. tee I-eteidarns,; QQ Qsntaro
Tosoato week the leader
'or tile, pa't;R. lion A. 0, 3Iael:at, tett-
I4ie ed tt.$ re tlat'o.. whichwas acs
t , was U naatn:tr,'ously. '
eepte'e#, all`" tach ht
sed to re rPbt” 1Tx p; rt5`s tread,
taelCa,y said tl at attacks Qin hQs
o`aol ells -recto' it1 tine eeurts ,med.
x
f .a
rQ
,4ni-
tb.i t
m
411.ce Wele. a: Ivoedo a, epen: '4t,,1 he bad + prove,. the will lir paa'ty
with, leer father, Tdondon Road dation. N, 3 viewed, a Toronto lavv-
n, 1 Ser, was chosen loader
et
3tA"
otxa
and 31ra. 'Gould sad fain;iy of
an wt1"e the guests of 31rs. F�1'aaks
the hol.d3,y. THE NEW ST!.AA Al
anti airs, F. 11'. Daket- u .eel
tie infest last weak. W le:e they - Der i e the rec,-a+ Bess or or
*Mune:. ment, innpoitan,t cinalges were n
ie Welsh ot Londoe visited
o« p:arentss'Ir< and 'ars, W. 11 11'el#n
aya at
rig
l s. snit'
f., and
o. Vanni#toil, n.ri r `a .d
of 7 o;tckt;i spern i .- ,ov,;-
Cls;, kA'a,
tae 9r
laid ia? ran:t, 1t barkael-
"'ttt I,,Q1s Angeles..
Fls?a of 1V:t:Wh:6n1 staid
as:I o1 Sarna visited
.f ilial Powell this weds.
Iloit 4e;n,' ,tats Itcr
c :s a ofaJ'v 0
.. e 1a671.11n�1# s
a
;' Led wii31 xe;owns In Clinton this week.
31.iss 'r, E, Drown, who Ions been, hot-
:daylnts at her hon.3 :dere. returned ftp
resume her duties, Detroit, Tuesday even
Mrs. J. S. 'tack and 11i15$ 111'argar
Saunders of Guelpl. agent, the past week
vatting the former's sister, Mrs, Thos
G: -e -gory .
;r e
Noa tt- arrangements tic tit
plans A r er is :n.
p a. elan t
bean made by tits Grand Trunk fat'„tan
erection at a now station to take the
place or the ane.recently destroyed by
:re, and to would seem as though Ex
titer will 'be without a passenger ata -
t or., ot.he ^ .tl:at,,1 the teml)orary pravie-
!on made, this wetter` at least. This Is
owing to the fact,that the. company has
so much work of IL similar nature on
hand at which their workmen are en-
gaged.
ie the Seed Acv, resflectii n; the sale
clover and tried:y see Til tiler i',e 4,W
11!: r epre
nti$tiA1s
£
lt:
beim; made.
.t,
:,',01d Stand
1c the Inapeetor fQtrt
d r3rcui: to prove eieletlena thou=
degas- mteet crter red Wafer seai ec'
:uick
Cut
Price
Sale
..t
aw e
to aline”. as amens' ns Q-'� nsaNiette 'wa'eti
e;,ds tae pu;yc , and riri nat1lr,Yon .eaT „�ttaa.�
tae:' of (Wier vve;da !grapy: as $Caztaa'1, )�t'-
In:'es n �t AA fi,�.a best t.r'ades and ,charge -
tae a7y ata saxua:l as anis competitor ashetl.
Sar 1�'0< 1. Ifs woulol >;•.t,)1. nark ;" Nth
I, 'but ice, nn° ,ht state verbailV ttaat
was No, or lust a,s aosd 'Tie tee
o1,eti ores done, w ;tv88 *T11i result test
4 'w
t
ti rs
,at' lrnle ,
, a� 4l � retail 1 . s rc... ,l aa'
11� .a.
n rc, , Sat. :
s
l,a really wanted
c #
3tobuyu
p nk sued
have got badly centatn.4In'ted, seed anti:
pard. top Prices. for it Under the new Act,
such representatiok will be lampasslbin
nil both, farmers and retail lne:'ch�.nn.ts
et wikt be able tQ buy their ,See41 more ie..
:otligently. Pour grades are fixed by
the Act for red clover, ;ties;kap, alfalfa;
and t'mothr, seed, stntl all +se;d sold 10r
ceding n u:
oars b ' C'etl (^• t ,
s P p a son .. n aa,. ti
y n C
a PlaPenly labelled with the r,rada, alas*
,,
seed not grading No. 71, vfa;nl) Es tno
higher standard than the old prohibitive
.line of five' noxious weed seas per '1000
of good seed. °s p:lyb b:tea for sale.
ROLE POUND —On Monday last a
robe was could int Eseton+, Owner can.
have sante by proving property and
Paying for this advert'.eetnent.—Ca11 at
Advocate Office.
SUSPENDED SENTENCE.—Mr, 0. W.
Cross was tried in Goderich lastweek
for nils-approprlatton .of the funds of
Exetercemetery, 'and was let off an
suspended sentence, he agreeoig to pay
the money back.
FURNITURE AND OUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS FOR SALE.—In addition to the
sale of effects, etc., taf the late Reeve
Bawden, there will be offered for sale
on the same date, Saturday, Nov, 4th,
furniture household effects
the vitt and Dose t
of Mr. S. G. Bawden. Remember the
date, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
SOLD BUSINESS—Mr S. G. Bawden
on Saturday last sold his Mert's Fur11-
iShi'n; business to Mr. T. .3. I.Cestle
and B. W.V. Beavers, who took change
on the completio; of stock -taking, which
commenced on Tuesday morning. We re-
gret to lose Mr. Bawden as a business
man in Exeter, but extend a cordial 'wel-
come to fele successors. Mr. and Mrs.
Bawden intend spending the winter In
California.
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES, 1912
THE UNDERSIGNED Will receive ten
dere up to noon, on Friday, 10th( Nevem
bey,. 1911, for supplies' of 'butchers'
meat, 'flour, oatmeal, potatoes, .etc., for
,the followieg institutions' for the year
1'918, viz. ;—
_At the Hospital for the Insane . in
Brockville, Cobouib, Hamilton, -Kings
ton. London, Mintoc, Orillia, Pene-
tanguishene Toronto; the Central
Penson and Mercer Reformatory, Tar-
anto, and the 'Hospital ferr, Epileptics
at Woodstock
Excep'ti'ons—Tenders are not required
tow -the supply ot ' neat to the Hospitals'
:n Brockville, Hannilton, Kingston., Lon-
don, Mimlco, i' id' To ;silo, 'nor for the
Central Pr:rso:1 o'r Mercer Reformatory,
Toronto.
A marked cheque for five per cent.
of 1 e esttiernated amount of tine cea11-
t?,get, payable to th- order of the
Honourable the Provincial Secretary; i
must be furnished by each tendere:, as
a 'guarantee of his boa , fides: and
two suffeeient securities, or she bond of
a guarantee - company tm1'orized to
do business 31 -the Doaninio11 ref Can,
ada, will : be required le r= the , due
f;,luisnt of each. contract.. Specifica-
-eons and forms' and cgnditfons.of ten-
dere. may be obtained trona bite ln-
sPeet0s of Pr:so;is and','Public ;chert
tics, Partiiansenti ,Buildings, Tat onto,
ots from the 'Barsars` o: the respective
iriseitutiocli8. The lowesf'or ant> tender.
last neces.9arilyaccepted. N4 v pap. is
°nsert11 . ''hire , advert.ieenlent twitheut
awtllority from .rho '1 pm'tment will
not 'be paid or, it. '
J HANNA Ptoei 1c al-ecletar y
,.F,... Parli'ame'nt Bulildings, Toronto.
DOING THE .F.1;R:'SEERS.
.At least a score of Colborne Town-
ship farmers now Have kitchen cabin-
ets who never ]tad kitchen cabinets be-
fore. Each and everyone cost $20, and.
thereby bangs a tale. A slick, sleek
stranger toured the sixth concession not
long ago, with a sample ktitchen. cab
!let In the back of ht's wagon, Trade
proving a little slow, he made the deal
easy by telling each tanner that :'about
Christmas time when work was, slack In,i
the country 11e would hire the fanner'
to drive him about collecting the pay-
ments on the cabinets the had sold. Any',
price at all couldibo charged for this.
s!crvice, and the agent also agreed. to
board at the farmer's home, paying the
housewife any sum she might see tilt
to ask. Seeing can opportunity of a
kitchen cabinet for little or nothing,
some six farmers ton the sixth attached
their signatures to a. paper "Inn token
of good -will," and so that their, names
might be records -d. A dozen other far-
mers on the fake shore, around Nile
did the same. The other day they all
received notice from a tbarde in 1Ying-
ham that notes for $29 were due, and
payable these. These were the "blank
papers." Then 'came a sad procession
of duped ones to Wingham to settle.
BIDDULPH,
Mr and Mrs. Thos. Armitage are/
spending a few days withl the former's
brother, Jas. Armitage of Kincardine.—
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham are
visiting her mother this week.—Mr. O.
Dobbs is engaged with; :Mir. W. Colwill
at flay ,pressing. —Mr. ;Geo. Whiting is
spending a few days on the Sauble
Lein. -Mr. Cobleiph has returned from
the West. He intends going back in
the spring.
l--^
LUJCAN.—A pretty wedding took place
atthe hoes of Mr. and Mss. C. J. How-
ard 011 October 25Th, when, Miss Ber-
tha Culbert of London, formerly of Pots -
est, was married to Edward Meyers of
London. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Lowe ilrr 'the presdrtde) of a few
friends.
The 'L:Iberals' +seam, to be having their
own .troubles over a provincial leader
at present. Holl. A. G. MacKay does not
seemto please all. He really hasn't
had a chance: to win yet.
B1RTHS
Uhtley—At Zurich, on , Oct; 19th to Mr.
and Mrs. Wiilliam 'Uttley, a son
MARRIAGES :
Huston—Gray—In London , Oct. 30,
k
� r
William I .van Hus,on, son of AL..
H. Ruston af' Exeter, to Miiss ,Jane
Mary,dau3htter of Mr Janles Gray
of London.
Farquhar -Cons tt—At Hillegreent Oct.,
25th.; 'by Rev:" Mx. Richardson, Emma.
A, Consitt, to Cher, T. Fareallar, tot.'
-of Ifills-r_een.
DEATHS
Park,:—In ' Bayfield on • Oct. 2i.5t11, Geo.'
Parke, aged , 81, years and 9" monies,
tpri,tchard Ie ',Clinton, o11 Oct. '0th.
Tt1os. L p tcllard, eged ' ;)5 years.
I troll —I11 A11ea Craig
Octs 24, Mips.
i y n1 Ltlitol, i' sexed 0`8 -rears.
Beginning 117kn
din
Thurs
day morning
November
s
Having
purchas
ed the
Clothing
and Gents
Furnish-
ing
stock of S. G. Bawl,
den at a rate on the.
dollar we are en
abled to make
big slash in prices
to clear out the
entire stock in six.
weeks. Come in_
and get a new suit
or .overcoat at a
big discount. Every
article will be slau-
ghtered. Try , one
of our special or -y
der suits or over-
coats.
Also at the Exe-
ter Bargain Store
you will find a
bankrupt stock of
boots, shoes es and
rubbers
just
s �ust clipen-
ed this week be-
sides ama
s 11 dry
Oo stock.
ds st ck.
You save money
ateither
buying�
l
sh r
of o
ur stores
Ba-sden's Old'' Stand
The Exeter Bargain Store
a;
;N'