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EXR R . AT#V[U WA J E, T UR,B J AT, APRIL 'RIL 35, I
LOQAL DOINGS. 4
Mre, of Coder:cls, vsitted Mrs.
S- Mart;;ni part v: this 3'%eek,
,''re, jos, rSneli, PrP: T-'aedford is the
west of Mrs, A, 1iaat:lagsy,
mn, °vett o Dawdertr ,K; BaWden'e Real
Estate otrisee, London, viae intown on
2900 A new aute. s i;l,,e a bride there
l rti- i.. t4ZI.. • - oo is w lo: of t1,rccep and depreciation t;,
kiraal pc' ren , 00 be c011,4e ed. -
Sugar B,. t Meal liaaldsoi a ti
*.at t,.at 114,6dsolne does; but.
: saves a lot of trouble us, be bona
HOUSE FOR SALE
On W 1]'x4717, Street. Exeter,
Any person de-
sr'inS a 'rse'w cream separator win do
well to e, it at the Exeter Barga=n Store
and se{ the Pz.feznier.1 This is One of the
nest and -eas"reat xu.rlritts sePo,ratartr ati
the ;.market. Come in and letus talk
it aver with r014
W. sf..n3L.4TQI FORA. Exeter,
I ARIii-AGF. 14CFNSIE.-.Get your Plan
r3itge 13ct+atse at the .€adirocate (,Torero-
$1.25 a yard. Back Messa.
line, Satin Silk 36 inch wide.
This is a beauty and is fully
guaranteed. You .will want a
dress when you see it. -Stew.'
art's.
IzR:lrxS� A
h
s
1J T.,er s :.
e rays
r ^d
front tho premises Of !be aaaidergggrted
a to key and a tom. Any 13erecrn re-
turning t2. a g,vint; infornaat;on that
veils lead to their recovery will he re
warded. L'e word at Me Advocate
Oft_c o:; „ P. Tr,eb:ler's, Step *c,a.
Rugs -hit the very newest de,
signs and Colorings. You will
want one this apring..--Stew
art's.
rr;
erre:e
vie sea Issued at
A
FOR SALE OR BENT, -,-T
dwell..,; owned by :ae urders:gstd oil
Mal street, There are Sour lots, ; Ret
ears, :.av,: one or ,tour. A number vt.
cluo,c; Tsui, trees on the place. This is
a- .con7tortablo home and will > a' sold
reaYonable and on easy terms. Albert.
Ford, Bruce 1 street, Exeter.
Mangold seeds is very scarce
this season. We would advise
you to get your supply; early
We sell"Steele Briggs. -Stew.
art's.
As tl1.;,,, wall paper season is close .at
band the followMg is god advice, rut
. very damp cloth against the paper
then press with a hot iron, and the
paper will comae oft quite readily-: Title.
<s a very quick way of removing paper,
however stubborn. A little washing so-
da :n the water will be found, a. further
help,
LOAD OF CALVES. -I will have a
load of Calves at the Central Hotel,
Exeter, at 22 o'clock, on '4'7edneselay
'May lst, Sea: sale. -Geo, Chapman.,
Linoleurns-We have a s .big
assortment of patterns in this
Sanitary Floor covering-`-rWe
cut and lay without any 'charge
-Stewart's.
FOR SALE -Seed Potatoes and choice
Barred Plymouth Rock Eggs, -Apply to
S. J. HOGARTH, Stephen Tp., Exeter
P. O.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering for sale
part of Lot 13, Con. 1, Usborle, situat-
ed half nafie south of Exeter, contain-
ing seven and one fift>'h. acres. There
s on the premises a. good frame house
and -barn, .'good well of water, abut
30 apple trees and a quantity of small
fruits. This Is a splendid property, well
situated and *will -be sold reasonable
and on easy termer If not sold priv-
ately on or before May 20, 1212, it
w:11 b2 offered by publtic auction with
the household effects on June 1, 1912.
For fur her particulars apply to Thos.
Cain oil, :auctioneer, Farquhar, or on
the p e I-fee:s to Mr. John Salter, ;Exeter
WATCH; FOUND
On Concession 4, Stephen Township,
on April 6th, a 'watch and chain. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Apply at The,
ADVOCATE OFFICE.
HOMESEEKERS' AND SETTLERS'
SPECIAL TRAINS TO WESTERN CAN
ADA. . ,
Via. Chicago and'St. Paul, April 10th,
23rd and 30th,, and every second Tues-
day thereafter unit].' Sept. 17th,;inclus-
ve. Tickets will also be on sale oncer-
tain dates vtia Sarnia, and Northern 7av-
igation Company. Special Train ;will
leave Toro tiro 10.30' pini. on above dates
for Edrno z'.on and paints :n Manitoba
and Saskatchewan, stopping at all,
po;nts on rand T'runitl Pacific Railway,
west of Winnipeg. Through coaches and
Pullman 'Touriat Sleepers will be 'carried
fully cqu:pped with bedding and porter
in charge. Berths may- be secured in
sleepers at low rate, '
Th+s is an exceptional opportunity for
those w'sling to take advantage of
the ,remarkably low one way settlers
rates or round tzp Homeseekera ex-
cursions, through the Ame.raean cities
No , change' of cars,:
Secure tickets, berth reservations etc.
tro'n any Grand Trunk Agent, or
write A. E. Duff, District Passenderr
Agent, Toronto Oat.,
Delaware, Lackawanna
and. Wostorn : Coal
Comp an's
The best
urns to a`
God
os, .
g
Ur, Tiros, Paha has purebased tib
louse gceup`ed by Mr.. 3I, Salter _`roto
. Richard Gould.
We, are pleasc-d to note Pl et Mfr. D. A,
Ross was able to take a walk down
4o uti anile a,; the went,
ii;v, l ettelwell gave a tal!lt h' ' mater
s: est church on3 Monday ever' -'-'ng fn the
: 3r resets of local option.
lln71% gorget Olat therstra' -: hat sea-
.
spa doasa' open '7€ Ju y Dt11, since
t .
climate has changed,
wtr Tinos, 0, Satade-s, littron $1,
e ce .reined to !his. bm.: .t3sa7n a-93
acu.e ate arl-t ,.e 4111eu,11-t.sr741,
T:. present SPII"'tg. the farmers say,
2's,s bee,' 04,0 of the peQreat .=maple srro'-
sso714 they have ever ii3±owl,.
Ti. rttatt9?4 logs will easily ruga
;s2 twenty millions at ,Dollars T..el
Itself bilv'ng _goat ten millio a ,
tato shale. gtoploycliwide
' 1•'�w5i';ie't'. 'Cab. i.e. .19. suttterina
r b -t ken` shoulder rope, ;3usta.ancd
by falling from an a,p 11e tree wa7,le
°nth xeceastly,
S. Cooper, propriakar of the hotel
Narnaanld.;, Cl.rat071, v+aft comps, rted for
k^^°7 l by M wiser to Andrews on 4 eh,rge
cat assault, ta1,id' by a man and Ws wire
•^",e et4 e4 at the hotel ,
V
.sunt
woo 1
diatom
remVrVIletS1 Viler0 ltaado t3 all
saes- On Sunday tat klle ansa;tl'e
Last 'wye'.k,
:as dra4v s,7 tr t11 the wrii x7.11
ar 17ar'or
ot t1;ioaa Oa lataaa
r
.1. 1M. ;eta 43r31?+euddy receiSr tl:alum-
cal
alu -call to Watford Wc4nesdax
"reg, o wag to Ills mot er 11airip.g
of paralysis, Being.
;l the tri, 4s, l3o da'ova the
,l*, card Mrs. WWtil, R, l;"9ltvtt of Cas-
t'ai:a, Ont., aa711047101':e entagagorllet7t
of t1'„e t daughter, ICat17cline Erna, to
Mr. "Gilham Alexander Tenkins of Lon-
don, ,,Ont. The marriage will take plate
quietly In Maz.?.
Ms Row Judge Barron, of Stratford
annaunaeet the engagepioht of 'brae Young
est daughter, ,Marg° ,,!lice „ ugusta, to
Mr,. S. Ir, Gaudier, B. S. A.., of Guelph
son of Rev. T. 0andter, sot Pelee Island
The n*.ar'r1age W111 taloa pace quietly the
end of April,
cal*, which at the the ot birth,
tipped the scales at 145 pounds, was
born :s,7 WestOrtorsa Townshtp,The.in7-
manse £ ze of the calf has created a
great deal of interest, and it Is deelar-
ed by - stock raisers of long experience.
to be the 'largest they have ever.
seen.
Exeter won out s,7, .a game or bow
In the alley en Wednesday night of last
week by a margin of 150 pans, The
contestants ;were -Exeter, -John Wei-
ner, O. Atkinson, Reg. S-',ssett, Ed,
Snell, D. Hartleih; tlaborne Ed, West-
cott, C. Fisher, 3.r C. Snell, A. Dayman,
A. I3r.ntnelI. ,
Reeve Heaanan and Councillor Scott 1
were In Clinton. Thursday to attend a
Hydro -electric lneeting. Other terwhs and
villages of Huron were represented at
the meeting which was addressed by
Messrs. Yates and Acres. of Toronto;
who are connected with the Hydro-El-
eetr_c Commission. •
Mr. S. Cudmore and Mr, Wes. Arm-
strong and Mr. Morgan each had a
horse take i~]1 While in townlast week,
with a disease of the kidneys. They
recovered however, atter a few ,days.
fdr. Henry: Guenther's home which had
been -31 at the Metropolitan for some
days, died last week.
Mr . 11. E. Mann ng received word Wed-
nesday, that ;airs. A. S Fisher, mother.
of Mrs. :3Ianning, passed away at her
home :7z Denver on Tuesday, at the age
of 77 years. Deceased came to Clinton
a bride and resided here for a great
many years. About 2:.s, years ago the
family removed ''to /Denver, Colorado.-
Clinto nNewt Era
The Iid 'Erne Concert given under the
auspices of the W.C.T'.U. in the Opera
,House ,oar Friday night was a. very
successful affair ;La all except the num
boa -present. The attendance, although
food. was not as large as expected:-
The star of the even_n,g,' and, a .part'.c-,
ularly brilliant star at that, was Mad-
ame Rhoda of Detroit, Reader, who, per-
haps, was the most pleais:ng entertain-
er thathas been in' Exeter for ' sone
tics -e. The local talent :,n: solo, duet, guar
tette chorus, viol -in solo, quilting 'gee
scene, etc., tooktheir parts most ad-
mirably. Ali inall, the entertauun,'-1t
was one of the best Exeter has w tnes,.
ed during the season,'
HICKS' FORECASTS FOB : MAY. --
A
A regular storm period is central On
the 1st, cove¢• h1g the last three days.
in 9pri1, reaching to _May the 4th. This
per:od ,involves a smirked seismic per-
i+od, central On, the 1st.' IT'y will cocas
in'w:t:h, low barometer, .high temperature
and storms of ran wind and 'thunder
well on th-1r transition from west to
east. Even a well-'rstructed chd.d> hay
rant; a barometer to consult, well be able
to foresee whether the storms -- are
:n: to lac .Jiang erous. 'Low barometer,
h;,gh temperature, huaaud, muggy air and
south, to southeasaterly, wields. at this
and all •y storm v perirods, .v: 1 he s g
axis of tot -nadir danger. Heed them,
much cooler wiiai spread.
Farmers, Attention
Having' been appointed Canadian Gov
ernarent Empleynaent -.Argent at Exeter
Tor this district,' atm in a position., to
.Coal.m;itied . Secure and place in situations,' 1 ami-
ogrant farm help and dernes`'.e servants.
,
!tt: Pratt -triers and otiler sir wishing" 'tb' se-
c'Uae 1- fpr d! thea kind 'should call at.
t230,` ,LyOCA.TE OFFICE." oonrr 3iala •
1' la(rs g,aed
Mr. Wm. iDrcniaeornbe moved to, the ';lire, P. Lawdetl :s on the stele list
North End .,tots week. this week,
Aur, Chas; LTndehfeit moved last weeY, =utas ?noncar vleited London during the
:itto t,* r house he recegtly pureir ased week'
front 3i1ss. Polly Fesher, - Deleia. C,llarltoll left Tuesday to visil
The ],ttte daughter of Rev, and Mrs, '41 --P ld1213,
Call=lis,
wt,o was taken •t11' while visiting 'tf'-. N. I%yle was, in A 1sa, Craig thIe
W;, x her 1npther at B"ie"r, 'is ln1provirlg week buy::3115, 'horses.
and 3aow gives hop: of reoavery,
fir. ii^, J. Card'.?teg was ;n 134411
`Ve »=ad, a couple of flurries of snow: r117.1 nreei en business',
this weer: tine latest ori, the bight of th@
cs a :little later than ue,
u,,1. but sill we near not 4e3.r ateat
springePring not cutlts,
T, r rala)ay friends of a?fr,,John '_1.i telaell
:v41 be pleased t0 ig11tw the 110)las
VCSen1ly recovered hens, ilia recent 01 -
fir, Fansork ret.47ned to la` -s home
w a S. 'Thomas 011 Saturday ,
Mr, an1d, firs, 3. G, BaWitien, and
13awden were `-t>; London Saturday,
visa. W. Cudmore lefty Monday mere
'lg to "Va+ncouver t0 spend t,'1e
roes& eta be able to ba out a1-ouaid a.ga=n, sxier,
although he is very, weak. Mrs. Crocker and lwfiss. W Olnster of
St. 31'trys were the, guests, of airs. El.
Johns this weep..
3iiss laud Taylor of wgeeipeg' is
ale grrsst of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. 3o''n W. Taylor,,
A hunjbEr of the mernberei of the Lea-•
guea 404 .Surrda:'y Schools, dr'o' e, to 'Hen-
$ale Tuesday evening• to attend _a trieet-
:og.,
lu:. lochs Sewart atter speticixatg
twos, s,0 three wee ci with s hes pare i
rn elbd Mro, J[� Stewart„ A, Start„ returnedl
3
td T0091114 OP ti^ OVIgY,
Will ifs Titanic disaster lessen tine
popular denaa1d for .opoodA Even li
here proven 't':1 cess ve sped Alone
wwas the caress, that demand to get-ihe,r(.
quiet Will atilt be Rl"de.
(kms"-4to ,=#i rental _asked for t 11..
ryas grounds the Goderich Coun...T r anal
ahondo .ed, the idea. ot lt.'-vie:, C1ze: Ka d
s7.17a7tA3e, v'obralleer i,raigao g 00.013 at (lead.
each,, The camp will there be at A,en4.
don.
Grace, tette yonn1est daughter of 31r.
4.7111 ,3! -s: Tti 14 Garb fs suffering
front an Mickel; of ptleU )Q 1-,. iil.owlng'.
f ala attach gricaslegq o,'d ~her vaaadtttotl,
c rraelot era consIdersed PAY too eaacouO'
turday, Apr l �-F sale > l��al
lir asact,on ora Loltdo..la Road South, the
dwell"r 8 acres of ,laced, alad a ouso.
hol.sf eiteets, the property of Iltebard
Iloi7;x7sraa'a, Sala o'clock. T. 13, :Carl.
alai .c`ttotleor,
Mitre, I'twDA, t?afel1 01:; 13rttsselis r
a very: f7tereItia7T and 1 u tructiva tier.,
aato7a, - Klan ,S rl7da'tJ„:'l, than 3'fl1es Sin. t
Church Mr. Pa'tel7 snag' 0., pleasing star
,t t1fi,' eniit:t:7 se)'ti i1e. Rev`:. Elates 01-t
Q Central - k tteeupy 01.0 puil�lt
Sunday Ilex:',,
Notice To
Contractors
WeII - DriIling
Tools
FEED WHEAT
Oar expected abotit
'Saturday
Vitra good feet,
R. G. BELO
et; --- Ontario
Bus, Dray and
Taming Busines
Your orders in our line will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing anything. in our
line, and we ask'a trial from you.
Orders loft by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
dealers orad manrlfacabtrexs
EL ;:tlrl:I,ill`+G APPA
TEx tis
0A,$Q1INE DRI' 'l
ur apparrttus has been tbnruuglZl
ted and £oaaand eatisfatctory in every
ceepect.
uener
tC . ort iiaatd,
castioge* piping, tubing,
Cement Silo forau£a.ctured,
l:'articuiere on 8pplicatiort tea
Murray 86 Son
'1\
ONTARIO
dome Study
Thousands of anab'..tious young
people: ate bt{say instructed In
ther Horne ,Study Rapt, You Islay
tth sh at. ColIease It you dosis
Pay whenever you w:ah, Thirty
Years' Bxperlence. Largest train-
ers Zn Canada. Enter any day
PoeStona guaranteed. It you
w:ah to have board and learn
while you earn, write for parti-
culaxa,
NO VACATION
Cr-nton Batsynese Coltetfi
GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principal
Opp�rtunity
KNOCKS Air '.YOUR DOOR NOW. SO41s-..E ADVANTAGE. OUR
SALE OF BLUE AND WH1TE' GRANITEWARE, COMPRISING OF
SAUCE PANS AND POTS, SPOONS, LADELS, PUDDING•;DISHES,
ETC., ETC., STILL CONTINUES. DONT MISS THIS SALE:
Shit; OUR PINE STATIONERY- AT 15'c.. SEE OUR RUBBER- BALLS
AND BASE BALLS 5c. AND UP:
IT PAYS TO WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR 'MANY GOOD BARGAINS
ARE OFFERED THEREIN EVERY "WEEK.
LOCAL 'VIEW AND CARDS OF ALL KINDS.
TOILET PREPARATIONS :AND PERFUMES., +BARGAINS ALL THE
TIME HERE. COME IN OFTEN.
POWELL'S BAZAAR .:
The Exeter !argain Store
_ t ,
Our List of FarmingSupplies
pplies
Carload of Brockville Buggies
Carload of Dominion Buggies
Oliver Corn Cultivators
with. Bean Harvester Attachments
Deere Corn '
JohnCultivators
John Deere Single and Double Riding Plows
Hay Forks and Tracks, .Ropes and Pulleys
B. T. Litter Carriers
De Laval Cream, Separators
Blue Bell Cream Separators
Toronto Wind Mills
with pumps, piping + and water basins installed in barns
Baker Wind Mills
Fleury Plows
Success Manure Spreaders
Points for Fleury and Cockshutt Plows
Machine Oil arid Cream, Separator Oil
Full line of McCormick Tillage and Harvesting Machines Binders, Mowers
Rakes, Loaders, Side Rakes, Spreaders
Chatham, Woodstock and Jackson Wagons
Drills? r
Disc Harrows
Gasoline Engines
Binder Twine
American Clover Buechel.- can be attached to any mower, and ': is a 'very;
convenient and clever clover saver, The man on the mower operates it;
Repairs of all kinds
Repairing promptly attended to
E ARE
READY
FOR. TE .
Feweliery Trade
You will be surprised and delighted to see the great -variety
and excellence of our stock of
To
atehee„ Zevrellry
Glassware Silverware,”
aucl Chinawa
is impossible to do better an 'wl ere than we can do far
We ask you only to visit ow store and see for yourseles,.
A. Marchand, Exeter
JJ
Ilei' & Optician
undertakers
And
Furniture Dealer
ur -lines of Furnkure
are beyond
da doubt
ask is d u1� the finest ever shown in Exeter. All
wethat you call and examine thestock, which is most
complete --parlor suites, bedroani suites, couches. rockers; in
fact, everything in our line,
R WE & ATKINSON
The Leadinz Soule Furaiakters and 'Funeral Directors,
JONES & MAY
Ready -to -Wear.
Departrnent
This is one of our Big departments this season; we
are showing everything a lady can weal.. HatsDresses
Skirts, Waists, Coats, Suits and W hitewear. It will do
you good to see what we have.
Ladies Dresses
Some very swell white
dresses from $5 to $ 10
each, Also a nice show-
ing of colored dresses from
$2 and up.
Children and Misses
Dresses
A big lot of `white
dresses at $1 to $5 and
all kinds of colored ones
from $1, $1.25,1,1.50, $2.
and $3.00,
Fancy 'Waists
In silk, Net, Lawn and
Linen.. Every waist is
well made and' right up
to the best styles; waists
from $1 and up to $7,00
each,
Ladies Suits Coats
Only a few left, ..:But
you will - get a bargain
on any of them
$16 Coats &Suits $11
$25 u « $16
$12 " « 88
The New Wash Goods
Now is the time for them
Chambrays &. Gin hams
In the best patterns
and color's. Plain strip-
ed or checks.
Foulards and, Linen
The best yet. Fifty
different pieces to select
from
R ugs, Carpets and Linoleums
Now is the time you want them for Houseclean-
ing. We
ousecleaning.We are headquarters for them, and can give you
the best and biggest selection in the -county. ` This is
one of our strong lines,
'LE
afford Clothin
ri
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