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TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR"
EXETER, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1912.
SANDERS rbc CREE:CH'
Local Items
Mrs. H. Eldrort~ -Is vs,:y sick at he
home,
A =rrae who does yon a favor ue-ver
b;ves as good east =amend as the man who
' e gettdren ..even:
Me, Davie of the Jackson Co„ has
moved to the Perk:'ns residence on
William Street, Mr, Perkins having mov-
ed t4 the house Ire.. had purchased, on
Huron street front; dlr. A. Dearing ; and
hir. Thos. Case has moved to Sencee-st,
Greta, the little dauShter or Mr. and
MIrs. Tinos, Brock, jr., got held of a
s„zna11 quantity of Carbolic acid on Mon-
day
day last and in tier play proeeeaied to �
make tea, and tad :n feet placed the
bowl to her lips when 4:scovered. A
doctor was `"unediately sunn,nnoned• and
he found that the child, had. knot taken
any of the liquid hut had: touched it to
her lips, which were somewhat • burned,
It VMS a elO$e gall.
T:e Govcrtnment ;s just connpleting
the Planting in Lake Huron sat the 45
nntlktoa little w„hltefish which they have
l',sntched out. Tis will onlybe eomplet-
ed n. few days before they must start
wait eecur eg the p_'ekerel ergs wbleh,
When hatched out, ',milli also be Plant --
ed .en Lake Huron, O? thd:latter variety
tit :s expected that between 150 and
160 million will be placed in the lake
this year,, Thus, a total of miearly^ 200
nl:ltions oft fish. wall bit planted this-
sprung.
.:=7J. E. and Mrs,. AteG;1l;'cuddy 'rill
u the eynnpathy 4t their mans' trioxide'
`n $lie death of the formcr's mother at
Vtattord. last Ti>ureday, Deceased had
vi Itcd in Exeter made many frig d
s
while Mere. She lead been vtsittng at a
ne'°ghbee'a rear herr hone, and wlien
about to depart she eualta nod a, stroke
of paralysis and had to ba taken back
into the hnou a" vs
ere elle eAaesed away
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twice: days .later, re doe#o was h ast,13
sunntnoned home on 'Wednesday et last
week and remained until atter the fun-
eral ,which took place on Saturday.
HORSEMEN ATTENTION,
as
consider th
Idors xinn: w°.l do volt. to oast e 1
4dv0eate 'when On need pt horns 'Wile
and cards. We have an. excellent line of
"ot cuts to cltoase'tram, and Wo Insert a
notice two weeks 5.n the Advocate. I3ring
your orders early to avaad crowding.
Mr.. I.R, 'Carling Was in London Wed-
nesday,
Miss Edna McCallum' is confined to'
the house through illness.
S. G. Ea Oen and R. N Creech.,. were
London Monday on business;.
Mrs. Ann Sutton :nas returned from
Detroitwhere she spent the winter.
Mr. Emerson Corn.eka nee moved into
Ur, Cottle'a lkvuse on Carling street.
'air.' Herb. Ford sold hie residence on
nitfll street to Mr. Geo. Windsor tat
Luean.
The Seaforth Council will buy a pro,
party on which to erect a, $IA,0Q0 Care
illsin Library.
When a girl becomes conscious that
der dresses are too short, she has be-
corne, a women.
The baby son of, :. and Mrs. I;uhert.
Walters ie very ill with pneunnonla, fol-
ltk�v: lg nneaeles.
Mrs, Tilos, Prier had the annisfortune
ten tall down stains s Tuesday and broke
er shoulder bene:
1St. T. A. Russell, en Exeter Old Boy,
las been aPpof&nted a,. nncmber of the
Board of Governoret of the 11niYereity of
uronci
fir. 1'4Trn, Stewart Inas moved from Far-
u ar to to'vr, and, has taken up lde
readleene In the house vacated by Mr,
, B. RodGert..
xtradt ion of Dr. SYillialnk Beattie Nes
wanted in Toronto on 'a charge of
ig the Farreers Bank ot Canada
ered et Chicago by United States
toner Mark A, Foote.
ar ang Iorse Show' at F3rueetield
y' was treat up riot the standard.
nurii'ber of aknknlaale exhibited
attetndance, The horses shown,
however +rote ext srcoilent quality, A
number from etem attended the shotit,
"Only a• month; ora Curious My
story Ezplasled," IS tate: title of a new
sera story conntnnenced in the Advocate
last wee,, Ill it the author portrays
sn remarkably intereetipg and tasclnat-
The
'
T.nu.&
story and readers of ftction should
of Sal to read it.
nty* Clerk. Wm. Lane :s in receipt
letter from. Dr, R. W. Bruce Smith,
Ontario Inspector of Houses of Be'.
w.b ch speaks of the rcpeallug of
a scct':'c1n of a certain Act. The par-
&graph dealnng with it Is as follows,-
"Vou will note' that the section in the
former .%rt'_tiUlnt, power to the °aulnty
tci caflecct from the different municipal
't:ae the sum of 1.25 dor the maintain
encu of each innnl.ate sent to tho kiouse
of Refuge therefrom has . beaat repealed
and'that in future thcj ins atea of Heusce
of Refuge aro to be supported' by the
whole count y without reference to the
nivaiclpality trot' which inmates may
be committed."•
CARLING'S
PHONE 18
great Big
Clearing Sale
Everything in wall -paper, linoleums, carpets and
dressgoods must be sold. A dollar saved is a dollar
made so come to us and lotus convince you that we
can make money for you.
LinOleUMS A choice range to Pick from, Regular
$2.40 for. $1.99.
arpets All carpets to clear at a discount of 26
per cent -
all. Paper at a discount ef 25 per cent.'
Goods dsbesold at a
Dress All dress -goods to
discount of 20 ®rcont. Prints1
Gin.hams
. Cha
m=
bra' Rekular 12anda 'half for 11c F ulaide
l lregular
re�artou ar 25ce for' 21c. Mulls 50e. for 24c..
Lace Curtains are ofthe latest designs' and
are well worth your while to ;.come and see
them.
' ,fest rices paid, for all kineis'e
Div:sloe Court wild, be held in tile.
Town Hall on, Wednesday nett,
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP - The
partnership business heretotore exist -
:ng between Mr. J. D. Atkrnspn and Mr,
R. N. Rowe as tura are dealers and
undertakers figs been dissolved, and in
future the business will be conducted
by Mr. Rowe.
SPLENDID CONCERT -1%s .Rand Ben..
edit Concert found a responsive oord
in dee hearts of many citizens on Pri-
des'
ri-day n'e,t, the "object being to furnish
funds Yoe the purchase of uniforms For
the members of the Band, But altogeth-
er aside front the worthgess or, the
object, the enterta9rament was a. most
creditable one, once more demonstrating
the fact that there es sufficient talent
:n Exeter for any emergeney and that Ex-
eter enterta:anere can hold their own with
the aan'erage oute=der., After a few
brief remarks from Reeve I3eannan who
accepted the chair and explained the
object of the concert, the print axa open-
ed vrrin a c. editable eelection front the
Rand. The quartette numbers by efeeers,
Ileywood, Southeott, Chu -retie and
Andrews were Well received and heart-
`fly encored, es were also the se>iee-
trans by n1;sses Huston, Penick.
Chawen and Treble, The reading by
Mies Edmunds while difficult. was ad..
inn'irably rendered and proved deeply in-
terested, lEdari Southvott and Ed, J.
Cheist e each sang solos and acquitted
themselves well. 'arias Delight Hobbs'
':.obit selections were 'beautifully ren-
dered: as were also the 'realm setae
by lir. T',h il:pa, Normals Ford, letereet-
ed the audlenee With two very pies -sing
viol""tn seleet;ons, Owing to illness Mrs,
liri
e e ,
,d n iattlmft' ab was to unable to be Pre-
sent. The Band nnus'c interapereed
braved vary teiteresting and reflects
great credit upon its members, con-
a:dea.ti he comparatively 'short lime
they have
been
r
n ,tn practice. e,
.Tho
prs
co=eds amounted to about $110.00,
MR. £rAIs;;B.tt DEAD-- There pass-
ed away at the home of lair. Chris,
Tuetle, stattbnn street, on I•'riday°"litern-
:,nig^ last at one o'clock, another of
Exeter's oldest and most respected cit_-
tens, to the persoh.Q11 Wtdlitunn Baker. at
the great age of 8S 'wears, 9 months
and 21 days, The deceased was a-
w.nye posees.aed ot a hearty and ro-
bust constiitution and had enjoyed his
usual good health up to the last, and
:n fact, he ;was down, town, a. few days
before hie derntlse, On Tuesday however,
he guttered a stroke of paralys',a £rota
which he "never rail pd. Mr. Baker was
a native of England, berme born at
Ickteshatu Parish, ' Sussex, on July. 5
tli, 18211 and itnigrated to Canada in
1849.: He dived .n d ffferent parts of
'Western Ontario' and helped to build
different branches of the Great West-
ern Railroad, In the year 1853 he sett-
led oh Lot 7, S B: Stephen, which
at -that dime was covered with bush,
and whueh he afterwards cleared and.
Made for h;maself and family a com-
fortable befnne. In. 1856 he married
Eliza. Long, g, file happy union being bless
ed by a fapnly of four sons and three
daughters, by when"( ho' its surv!vede-
They are Thomas of Port Huron; Wm.
of London; George ,of : Walkervlle, ;
Harry of Detroit; Mrs. Tilos. Flynn,
Exeter, Mrs. Abe Dearrinl6',' Grand Bend;
Mrs. Ch es. 2uefle, Exeter, all of whom
were present at 'his bedside when the
end came. Mrs. Bakker, "predeceased: ha
husband about three years. Mr. Baker
was a annlan of industrious , habits -,ster-
1:+ng character, and those who knew him
best will mourn his departure, 'a nd the
example of hes consistent daily life
and the memory of his many kindly
deeds will long be remembered. The fun
eral services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Powell, ofj Main Street. Church,
at one o'clock on Saturday, the fun-
eral taking place to the; Exeter Cemetery;
DEATH OF ,REV. JAS. LIVINGSTONE
Rev. Jae. ,Lisdngstone, pastor of the
Methodist Church at. Mitchell, died .'ie
the Gerieral'Hosptal, Stratford, or April
25th, after ;an rallnesls extending overt
many months. For some weeks past
he had. been 6n a viery, critical condition_
and death was not unexpected. Last Sum
-sitar wile in Windsor, 'Mr ,Livingstone
was 'taken il with what was. belre e
d
to be 'ptomaine poisoning, and later
typhoid fever developed. • At the same
time he was :h 'such, a critical condition
that little hope was held out =for hie
•
recovery. Later.; evreve.r, he rallied, and
apparently was in. hies usual health.
Mr.. Livingstone was 62. years old. He
was born at 'Tara and graduated from
the Wesleyan College at; Montreal 40
years ago. His work had been through
out his career in Western Ontario, and•
he had' held pastorates as follows; Kip-
pen, Bayf_ie1d, Florence, Blenheim, Clin-
ton, Inetowel, ,ideneardi'ne, Alyaner, Win-
dsor, Petralea, London and Mitchell.
Recently Mr, Ltvii,ngstane head •received
and accepted a • calf td.'
oa large church
In Winnipeg. and expected to leave for;
that chfy cn a few months, 'Besides his
•
wiee, who resides in ,Mitchell, he is isur-
v:ved by five seas and: four daughters.
•
The funeral was held do slorday to Bili-
cardine'where some of Mr. Lidingstones
children are notated. Rev,: Rich. Hobbs
of Exeter, ,w'assone of three tic' be, ar-
darned alt the.'.somme time and solace as
the late' Rdv. Mr Livingstone. Rev.:
acre llebbs ,hla.s for soun{e months been
tin the. sick letat at the '.parso•na. e Exeter
aind ha:s been v'seted several times by
Mr, Livingstone.; 'By,. , Mr,. Hohbs the,
death of` Mr. Levtaigstone is keenly felt.
TRA_VIES ROAD
The ?'arrn re are busy . s.ed: d. Mase'
Anna' Allsi [ . confined to `'ter beds
With measles. --While working,:, aro,undr
the bar ', ir. Gi • eiliasos rot 14.0ba kt.
pa`1-fully aclueezecl.-,At the anrdiva3 ee
C .. . .
Botha ;';.
�_ tine
t'.00. . '0 -feet -dies -Ps) ri
t+h League the followin were'; riot i d --s
President, Mr.John Ca 14, Lath �Ynce
lt'.ss RubyPassanore;;• 2nd i ide," Mr:
Bosley a�7ain}ns ,3md V:ice Mise Lily,
Woods , 4,,th Vuee, Mtn, :: Orville Cann
Secy Mss Floe Passnnore; Tread
r Iiarxy F•ad,: ?"gen et, Miss,.„I'1los
e„ ani
QDDFELLOWS ATTEND CflURCTI, April 30. All preeexlt, Petysous minutes
read and approved. By-law NO. 8, 1912,
The 93rd „sant versaTy o£ the inirodue- of the Village of Exeter to authiorize
the borrow:Itig' of tln,e f 50Q0 t
BUMot$ a.
Von 'of Oddfello*ehiP in America. wasjconstruct the snafu, street drandwsaecreed'
on Sunday last ealebrated rayl nnenibers� the first andsecond time andro i 'o ,
p Y sn n
ally- passed on motion of Lovett and
Scott. Ford-Levett--That the follow -
fag :accounts be passed aa read, --handle
ton dfacir:k-te Co., ,a'epairs, 1.00 ;
Stewart, cemetery :ac. 6.91; J. Lowe;
ceanetery ae, 1.59; Electric Light Co'y
120.00; W. 3,: Biesett, pt. sal., 97.59"
T. B. L'arlan,g, do„ d.1.00; John Ford,
do., 31.25; W. Drew borrowed money
and 'tut, 1008,75; W. Welsh, labor 2.63:
T Houlder. 19.60; R; G :Iles 19.60; A.
Delve 25e., J Nary 1.00; S''d. Sanders.
15.22; T, Brock;, sr., 8.95; D,Ruseell
6.65; H. Sande e 1.70; I . Kestle 1.75;
R. Sandes, 6.12; N. Vale 6,65; 'F,'
Webster 8.40; W. Erienaconnbe 87c.; G,
%tidelesr_ 5.25; A, Sanders 4.022; W,
Weetcott 9.75; 11. Rob:;?aa 775c,,; G.
Cudniore 8.00; 11. Davla 24,90; E.
:Mellott 1.40 , Levett that we adiener'
to the call at the Reeve.
T. B. Carling, Clerk;'
of the order all over the .continent. In
Exeter the local brethren to the num-
ber of nearly a hundred attended divine
wor ebfP 10 Main street Methodist church
where they listened te an interesting
and instructive sermon by the pastor,
Iiev, Powell: The first American lodge
of OddfelioVesin?p was founded at BaI-
t nere, Maryland, by Thos, Wildey,
Apr;t 26, 1819. The initial meetleg
was attended by five hien, and, was held
in aroom in the Seven Stars Inn, a.
famous building which was destroyed
by fire on Feb. 8i., 1904. A brick from
thio building Is ahighly prized. relic at
the land lodge To„attf, thea gift of Bro.
E. J, $pacicntn . W Iidey died In 13a1-
t`,more in 1861, but before: his death
Ile lied seen his work grow beyond hid
Greatest expectatione, And tesday the
society' is the largest on the contlnetnt.
The thetitution of Oddtellowwnship in
Canada 'took 'place 'at Montreel ;on Aug'>
net 10th, 2943, X'rinnbe of Wales lodge
No. 1, was formed with five members:
/fele" :first lodge was instituted in On-
tario at 'Belville In the summer of 1845,
The Allow,"ig year about fifteen ledges
were .'Inet;tuted, No. 10 being at Ring -
stone, where Bro. John A. Macdonald
who -afterwards beearno Canada's 'llus-
tr:ou,s premier, was the first Noble
Grand. In 1855 the Grand Lodge of
Canada West, novr Ontario. was Insti-
Luted, v,:,th• seveli lodges represented.
Today there. are over 400 subord mate
lodges, with 'a total membership 0?•aver
40,000 'in Ontario alone.
Rev, Powell took
tor lra text I. Peter
=-1;7,q "Honor all hien, love the broth 1
erhood, fear God, Metter the King.'
which be said were tour admirable In -1
junet1Ons, covering every phase. ot
hum
-
in lite. DPopPYrg the firatthlrd and
ourth.. injunctions he called attention tea
"Love the Brotherhood." Brotherhood,
he said, meant an association of mon,
There aro many brotherhoods, all de-
:, a good work: which le peculiarly
#heir ow;:: --'Tho political brotherhoods,
and as. we all acknowledge there "•x no
superior` government to party govern-
ment ,wo liavela rmhtl to have oar part-
le4. The trades and labor brotherhoods
have an ;anporthnt field of work. :S-aeie-
ty brotherhoods .Bice the Oddfeltows are
governed by the principles of humanity
and :rel'gion and are doing a great work.
For 25 years I have watched the or-
dan`xat,'.on and you have earned our
",coil blase you, go on." He then nall-
d theredeattentigri to the brottlozrhtaorh
of flee text, The Christian. Brotherhood
with Christ as the elder brother; call-
ed also the Church of God, cmbraoing
all denominations ; known also as the
brotherhood sof saints, and the broth -1
crhood of Gipd. It is the strongest In
the world, carries' the best insurance,
being art insurance on the innmortal.
Soul. It fe, a strong, wealthy and in-
vincible brotherhood, with its own pass-
words and language. You, can pick them
out by the language they use. Have you
the, password to the presence of the
eternal God? If not hasten to :Jain the.
brotherhood, ,of God. Get your name on
the Lamb's Book of Life.
On taloa return, to the lodge room a
vote of thanks ,was tendered .the pastor
and offfeialir of ,the church for the able
sermon and the privilege of worshipping
in the church.,
EXETER COUNCIL
Special meeting of the council met In.
Mr, Levett's off±e, April, 18th, members
were all present. , The xneetf.'ng was call-
ed for the purpose of meeting. Mr, F
Farncomb IT, new , sewer and watetl
works 'con tact.
. Scott-Levett-Thg'i . we procure one.
Mueller tapping machine for one inch
hole maximum under pressure suitable
for 4, 6, and 8 ihneht pipe and tha,t_the
clerk write tithe Canadian Fairbank Co,,
J: Robinson & Coe and Manson Co,,
Torontio.+-Carrsbd: '
Adjourned to the call of the Reeve;
Special meeting- of"•the council held in
the Toni hail, ,Wednesday evencng, the
0 0
e vers all ..4th of Aprr;J, 191... M mb
pre-
sent. Minutes of the meeting held on
the: 15th anti '18th inst. were read and
approved.
Specifications .for proposed sewer on
the west side of Main 'Street was the
thief topic for the evening's discussion
It was dec3defl-tai subritt a by-law for.
$5,000 to be voted on Monday 27th. of
May, and td commence the work as soon
as pracilcable:
Lovett-Ford-Tihat all connections to
be made ht'.the time (of Construction of
the .sewer. , The sum of ',$2;00 well be
charged and :a11 future connections to
be , put in at cost. o No connectII,on s to
be made less than $2.00.-Carr:ted.1
R:rers--Sedtt-Thlat we ,submit a by-
law for $5,000 to construct the sewer
'_Includng ;r.vto° culverts on Albert and
Elizabeth Streets and that the clerk
prepare , a by-law, the debentures; to
run for -a team of twenty years, and Ibe
seen?, be published It three issues of
`Eretei Tknes,--'0arrI9d,'
Le+retl-No Seconder-Tlhat Dicksonand
darlihnU prepare tiwi sewer by-law.
Scott -Ford -That r the preparing of - the
by-law be left rain t1 :e:hands ofd the reeve,
•-Car i5i 1.
Ford-Leyett=Thai the vote for sewer
by-law be submitted tonne Electors, on
Mo•nday, the '27th of May. -Carred,
Scott -Ford -That we • adopt the follow.
'hand thp.t, tine'.cle`rk prepare a ;b -
law 'corf.h 1-cl'a3' same. -Carried,
No 1. Poll, Handfard's House, • F„'
Treble; D. 'B.. O H.. Ford, Poll Clerk,
N,o., 2., Town de11, W. D. Weekese
-0 Jos Davis„Ro11 CIc!rk
., r Ii.
No, ' 3 Ja>;,�w r1vl atxaliniell's
tiosto x D esso 0 Alegi Dyer,' Poll ,Clerk{,
No. '9 gortIP.- End Ffro 142,-11; R. G.
riders, D. R:`;.0., Alex McPherson, Poli
FARQUHAR
ted.ng is pretty well 1111141ed up
again although the weather ie quite
coed yet,. ;sir. W. 3, Vance, wile rise
eenf: red ' ea Me Borne tar een10 tittle
pas;, as the result of a, stroke of par
alyais, Is Improving slowly. --etre. John
McDougal, Jr., who underwent an opera-
tor the removal pt cancer :4n Lon-.
don hospital last week, le, we 'ander
staled, do:nisa:ctly; ;lis, Eleaaier
dans had the misfortune last week to
the barn door blow against hint
knock Iden over the embankment.
ti u -,n J is shoulder and ”ellsr bone
su''te seriously, Mr, W1lliame le' at
Present at the bane., of h;:s son, Gc'arge,
'+.fere the aeeident took place, -Mr. ilia.
Stewart and tamely moved to, Exeter feat
week, -Run, r. Sias in, thatwe are to
a a
have1. c en ' D our- ll a o
b k ntli n v 1 is the
C i
near future, -Mr. Thio$, Bell has pur-
chased and torn down and removed the.
old Br!macombe house and tntetmds erect.'
:ng a new !gouge on his awn farm, ton'
the 9th conceeston,--Mr. and lira. Thom..
Allen and family have Sat settled In
their: new home recently purehaeed• from
Sir. Jobn
h,
LUMLEY.
Master. Tan Glenn -.;it recovering frena
an attack of measles.-Mxx,, Jas. Hartorn
has returned from Forest. -Mr. G.
i•Iohiv rk la laving a new root put on
hds residence. --Rev: It. A. Miller 'of Au-
burn attended the funeral of his brother
Williant on. Friday last. -Mr. Jack and
crag Maude Glentn spent Sunday with
friends -at I1l11 rcen.-Mr.. Stewart Mo.
Queen Is still, confined to 211s roam, al-
though he is improving slowly. -Mr. and
Mrs, Flarrls, Messrs. Michael and Geo.
Miller and ,ties Jennie were here on
Fr:day attending the funeral of their
brother.
Death. of William Miller. -We regret
to report ,the death of WElllaani M ller
which sad ,event occurred on Wcdneeday,
morning of last week. The deceased had
been a long. sufferer, his lllnessnaapread-
:ng over several months. He leaves to
mourn his demise a,widow and three
small children, who have the sympathy
of a large circle of friends.
BIRTHS
Godbolt-At Eltdnville on April 27, to
Mr, aand Mrs. Chas. Godbolt, a daugh-
ter- 6
Wolper -In Exeter, on Apra 25th, td
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wainer, a son;
AT;.,nRiiL liS
McKenzie -McCallum -At Nairn, on April
17th, Miss Clara, only daughter of
Mr. Donald McCallum, of Dashiwgod
to Mr.. Sdnnon Mckenzie, of 6tlih Con.
Barthel -Murray -At Mitchell, on April
24, by Rev. Dr. McRae, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Murray of Mitchell, to Mr. Wm:
C. Barthell of Fullerton-
Burns---Dalton--At Dublin on April 28,
by Rev. Father Noonan, .Mr: Frank
Burns, to Miles Mabel Dalton, both„
of Hibbert.
DEATHS
Ph!lllips-I'n Exeter, May 1, Doris, dau-
ghter of Mrs. Mason Philips, aged
12 Ye rsd'2
cmo t
hs.
Baker -In Exeter, ,on April 26th, Will -
tam Baker, abed 85 years, 9 months,
and 21 days.
Miller -at Lumley, .m April 24th, Wm,
The Men's
Store
WE NOW HAVE AS NEAT AND TIE X1
A. MEN'S FURNISHING STARE ,L,
THERE IS IN 'WESTERN ONTARIO&
AND WE INYITE YOU TO INSPECT -
atm 'BBMI$ES A.N,D 'UAVk7 A LOQI$.
vino L'fal3' 0012 STOi,:Ii,
EVE NG IN 'MID STOCK S
NEW ..'AND uv -T0 -DATE ;IN EVER
RESPECT. WE INTEND TO ,: CARRY
NOTHING BUT THE I:3EST GOODS FOF3n,
THE PRICE, AND YOU WILL Bl:''..
CONVINCED OF THIS ON AN EXAM---.
INATTON. WE WISH TO DRAW
SPECIAL ATTENTION ,TO OUR KEN-
MORE SOFT AND .H RD HATS. THE
FULL LIST OF FURNISHINGS> COM
SISTS OF .
Ready-to-wear Suits
cc sc
t: Overcoats
' Fancy Vests
" Odd Pants
Overalls, Shirts, Collars,
Ties, Cuffs, Underwear,
Socks, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs; Hats and Caps.
Immense
2vI_11er, aged 58 years, 10 nnolithis, 18
days.Range
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter, of the Estate of :.1=1ar-
rite't Payne; late of the Township of
Stephen,' en the,County of; Huron, spin-
ster, deceased.
Notice is hereby „given pursuant to ,the
Statute in that behalf, that all persons.
having clantas against the estate p? the
said Harriet Payne, deceased, who died
on' or abort. the 23rd day of January,
1912, are 'required, on or before, the
IStli. day of MaY, 1912, to. send by ';post
prepa._ki, er to dehven to Kennetht Good-
nean, , of the Tower' of, Paskhtll, in. the
County of ,Middlesex, Sot:citor for the
Elxecutors of the ia,st Will and Testa,
nien't of the said dceereed, full .partie-
ulars of their and statement of
their accounts, .arid_ of the nature and
yelps, of the secw tiles, 12 any, heid by
them, duly ver tied.;,
And take . notice that after the said
18th.d.day Of May 1912, the said ex-
ecutors
xecutors win proceed with the distribu-
5on; of the :assets of the said deeeaas-
ed amongst the pereons entitled there-
to," l:a.v+:ng regard only to the claims of
which notice 'shall them have been re -
coved, "and that they will .not be liable
ter' the 'assets ox any past thereof, so
distributed, '•to a 5 ' oxl„ or persons
of whose ela..mn thney•,s11a11 winot • than have,
bad : • notice,
JOI-IN SLLELIRITT,
Cle:"sc. SA IThIL WDBB, Executors.
c ' That'" tea ad aurned to be call by IOENNETix GOODMAN
e rsever�+ "? r Ther Sol eltor,•;
Dated at Parkhill this 23rd day ed,./e
ia1 >ses on on a, D a 19:l2R •
YOU SHOULD SEE THE IMMENSE,'
RANGE WE ARE .„..-SHOWING O1
READY-TO-WEAR AND MEASURED.
SUITINGS, OV'ERCOATINGS AND
TROUSBRINGS. ISN'T IIT. A SATIS-
FACTION` TO KNOW "THAT"EVERY-
THING "THAT'S RIGHT" FOR TIIIS
SEASON WILL ISE FOUND IN THIS.
LINES WE ARE NOW SHOWING. WE” ".
ARE JUST AS INTERESTED IN SELL-
ING YOU THE CORRECT THING IP$',
STYLES AS YOU ARE IN GETTING IT;
-TR r US.
THE WORD "TA.MAN" YOU'
WILL FIND ,STANDS FOR THE COR-
RECT
ORRECT.
THING IN CLOTHES.
READY TO WEAR SUIT PRICES
START AT $9:00, IIP TO $15
MEASURED SUIT PRICES START
AT $18.00 UP, TO $28