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THURSDAY
MAY
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tt MARKETS.
CHANG KAOH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 1 03. 1 03
11arlov 65 05
But:kw-b., 65 70
50. 50
Peas. — 100 1 15
1 50 1(0
14 00 15 00
2 '70
160 165
20 20
22 22
8O
28 00
2000
26 00
Petatoe.:, per bag • • . • • •
Hay,. per -nem.
Flour, p..r cwt,, family
Flour, beat grade per cw
Better,
'rebore:re per
Shorts per
Bran per ron . .
Sugar Beet mire',
somosoomeno.ramaloom
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HOUSE FOR SALE
On W lliam Street, Exeter.
Arty parson de -
airing a new cream separator will do
well to call at the Exeter Earg,ain, Store
and see me Preen:sr: This is orlb of the
best and easiest running seParators on
the market. Come tn. and let us talk
lt over with you.
M. ELATCEITORD Exeter.
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Don't buy until you see our
stock of up-to-date clothes
for men and boys.,—Stawart'S•
GOOD 'HORSEB1PRNED.Ir. W.
Tapp ,.';‘,,as purchased that ftne In:ported
horse "Storm 1" tei owned by
Messrs. T;awdert 74cDone, and sslel
• Tr' years .ag tOa entlenta."
Owen Sound, He is such, a good breed
ing tors:.
at farir.e,rs wished hint back
agegt, and consequently Tapp has
Ixareltased h'm and lie will arrive this
• S11 King ltas a Pedigree
and 1 -itis a mos; excellent recard. Many
of the highest priced horses QJaround
here this winter were sired, by "Storm
1i -4n -g-, Ie wl1.1 Stand Ten the eeasenat
the .1,.TeDo.,eli Earns, John-st. Parte
rieeding the use Of' a gottd. horse wJ
do well to see Mr. Tapp at V7,e Central
Hotel.
Big range of House Drennan
in Prints, Ginghams and Chasm
larays, sizes 32 to 44. Prices
441.50 to $2.50.—Stewart's.
SALT WELL ANNUAL MEETING.--
Notico is he-.,-eby given that the Annual
"dotting or ;he Exeter Sall Well Co.
w•.11 bineid ia the Town Hall. Exeter.
on Mionday •Ttme 10th, at 2 O'clock p,
111., for the transaction or -general busi-
ness, T. E. Carling, Seeretary.
Rugs, Lirsolenms and Car -
Pats. There Is no difficulty in
Palling the new patterns. The
Prices you will find are right.
tewart's.
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST—Miss J. J.
Allen, Eye S'ght Specialist, will be at
Tito CENTRAL HOTEL on SATURDAY
JUNE 1St—one day.
3 yds x 3 yds Japahese Mat-
ting Rugs. The very thing for
bedrooms. Ask to see them—
Stewart's.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned ;is offering for sale
part of Lot 13, Con. 1, Usborne, situat-
ed half mile south of Exeter, contain-
ing seven and one firth acres. There
is on the premises a. good frame house
and barn, good well of water, about
30 apple trees and a. quantity of small
-fruits. This is a splendid property, well
situated and will be sold reasonable
and on easy term€. It not Sold priv-
ately on or before May 20, 191, it
Wi1 be offered by public auction with
the household effects on June 1, 1912.
For further particulars apply to' -Thos.
Caneron, auctioneer, Farquhar, or on
the premises to Mr. T.Ohn Salter, Exeter
• HICKS' FORECASTS FOR MAY. —
All gathering storms should be
watched at this tine., as violent storms
are probable.. A Reactionary Storm per-
iod is on the 29th, 30th and 31st. .At
steternio period is central on the 30th --
fa cm 27th to June 4th.
LOAD OF CALVES.—I will have a
load of Caives at the Central Hotel,
Exeter, at 12 o'clock. nn Tuesday May
28th for sate.—Geo. Chapman.
LOST—A pearl brooch, en Sunday, May
19th, between the Power House and
James Street chru.rch. Reward to fins
der who will confer a favor by return-
ing sante to Dr. Roulston,
firwirivrIF-Nr
LOCAL DOINGS.
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Aar-sar-aatoa,,iikaikxac411,-Aftseigii
Thoughte of home aien,'t a/ways sen-
tmental.
Friday is My 24th, and a public'
holiday,
We have had plenty or wet weather
or late.
Rev. Ye1/at °monied the Jamee street
Pulpit Sunday.,
Some people Who •can't think, think
they are smart.
The sevrerage by-law is to be voted
on next MendaY.
Mrs. CV/Jr:en of Hay is very iU and
expected to recover.
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It is bard to play, even with a man
who always 'gete back at you.
The howlers expect to play their
ants on on the green, on) May 24th.
What does ;a man do for a manicure
set 'when he loses Ws pocket knife?.
When truth is not to be spoken use
the typewriter instead of the telephone.
"I3aek to the Land'. and "Stay on the
Load seem to be the favorIte slogans,
Not Ifficr.v.g• where to begin is aleout
as exasperating as not knowing- when
quit,
'When a SPeaker AAYer he Is. about to
open 4 new line Of thetlght It is the
ous. to duck.
A eneetihg of the Isaak Walton
Club ,is (sailed for Thursday evening
a.Capt, I-Iurdon's residence,
If we had what we want we should
probably be round loOking for some
one tO help dicanOsseas Us of it.
Rv. Powell preached anniversary Ser.
vices st Woodhatn en Sunday. Rev,
Vae occupied Mr, POwell'e Pulpa.
Mr. N, D. 'Iurden found the earliest
mushrooms of the season on Wednes-
day Tuorn!tle"---a dozen of the Pink var-
Mrs. John1nd, wo are pleased to
saY, is recover:1:1g from 44 attack of
p-7-r:tortitls, and was able to alt. up Tucs-
arra maltea a fool at
-eare always blames his wife, bet,
t»akes a lucky 14t, he always
piedea himself.
After a. man reaches seventy, and
recovers ereraai Ilnesa. People won-
der why he didn't have it over with,
wele be wa about t,
Some rItteen Model Sehoole in Ont -
area will be open for a tall term,
among them Clinton. The seesion opens
Sept. ard tend closes Dec. 13th.
Oliver I, Johnston, of Clinton has been
appointed License Inspector of Centre
Huron to succeed R. .aseuth who was
diSmiseecl, Alfred Baker o Bruesels re-
places Patteriton as commissioner.
The Cantata giVen by the Young Lad-
ies" Bible class of Caven Presbyterian
church on Friday evening was a very
pleasing affair u41d „fairly well attended
Tho Bonsai] Orchestra furnished the
music.
Mr. Neelands of Hensel] got ditched,
on Sunday whae driving his auto on
London Road. Zither nerves or steer -
ear went wrong, Though thrown
out and dumped around a good deal
the injuries of the passengers were
G. M. ElLott, county officer for the
Children's Aid Society, visited children
the society has placed in this vicinity,
and also took a. little girl from a foe -
ter home near Exeter, to,Goderich to be
replaced in another good home. The
Society has over ,50children placed in
homes in Huron Coun,ty.
There Es many a thing that people
will buy it it IS only suggeeteelt tei, them.
There is many a thing' that people want
to buy, and would buy if they but
knew where to get( it, or what. It would
cost. The Ewe seller 1S1 the One who
knows how to whet the appetite of the
buyer. You can say it ta most people
this district by saying, it in The Ad-
vocate.
The Mitia Department has decided,to
hold a physical and military training
camp for male teaehers at. London for
six weeies this !summer. The date set
is from July 6tb. to August 16th, and
$1.50 par da y %LI be, paid to, all teach.-
drs who attend the camp. They will
also be entitled to free transportation
to and from the camp and many advan-
tages are available for teachers who
take the course..
HaviESEEKERS' AND SETTLERS'
SPECIAL TRAINS TO WESTERN CAN
ADA.
Via. Chicago and •St. Paul, April 16th,
23rd and 30th, and every second Tues-
day thereafter until Sept. 17th, inclus-
ive. Tickets will also be on sale on cer-
tain dates yea Sarnia and Northern Nav-
igation Company. Special Traia will
leave Toronto, 10.30 p.m. on above dates
for Ed.monton and points in Manitoba
and, Saskatchewan, stopping at all,
paints on Grand Trunk, Pacific Railway,
west of Winnipeg. Through coaches and
Pullman Tourist Sleepers will be carried
fully equipped with bedding and porter
in charge. Berths may be secured in
sleepers at low rate.
Th,is is an exceptional opportunity for
those vrishing to take advantage of
the remarkably low one /way settlers
rates or round trip Homeseekers ex-
cursions, through the Amerdean cities
No change Of cars.
Secure tickets, berth reeervationa, etc.
from any Grand Trunk Agent', • at
white A. E. Duff, Mstrict Passender
Agent, Toronto Ont,
MARRIAGE LICENSE.—Get yOur mar-
riage liconse at the Advocate Office.
Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Coal
Company's
The best hard coal mined.
• Burns to a white ash.
W 11 LEVETT, ng otFI t.a.t,s4 t'hat 't'thc charter of
he-roact was rto. run
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EYE SIGHTSPECIALIST.—Miss,,7. J.
Allen, Eye Sight, Speciallist, will be at
The CENTRAL HOTEL on SATURDAY
JUNE 1st—one day.
KIT OF TOOLS STOLEN—Mr. James
Beer, who has Tbeen working in 1,ontlm
for a month., had,fhis kit or tools stolen
from the check r.00rn of G. T. R. stat -.
on at London on Saturday a.fternaos.
He had sent the tools' down by,' a -car-
ter, who had placed them 'in ;he ch-iok
room, but on Mr. Berr's applying for
them they had dilsappeared. After leav
i,ig a °taint with the compact), offic
ials he returned hoine.Monday morning.
tVIr. S .G. Bawden was in St. Cath-
arines last week wherer he had his:auto-
mobile shipped .toExeter. It is' expected
to arrive to-dafr.)
NEARLY DROWNED—Mr. Jas. Shap- •
ton lost a. three year old colt which,
he was driving' an. Tuesday, and nar-
rowly escaped ,drowning' himself. He
with, his ;son Wilfrid was driving a-
long the side road, three miles west
of Exeter, when the horse became fright
Erred and juniped into the water which
was very 'high in the -deep ditch. Mr.i
Shaptoh was thrown underneath, and
but far tal..e help' of hs son he would
'avebeen drowned, as he was com,)
pletely under water. The colt got
tangled up n such a 'way that it was
:Impossible ,to save it.
STILL A POSSIBILITY—Mr. Lang-
rlige of the C. P. R. staff, -WAS, in, town
On Monday, strai.glatening up a few mat -
Lars in connection with, the St. Marys
arid Western Railway Company. On be-
ing .asked whether the nig corporation
had' taken over the charter of the small-
er eornpanY AD% Lang -ridge was non-com.
qt.Ltai but apparently gl.leal has ;yen
• clone. and W;) would t be 'eurp1sig
• her c:n • a short 'Vine, that the C. P, R.
company is about to commence the buikl-
,
Mr. 'Walter Graham of Londol
iting relatives 'here.
Mr. Frank -Flintoff left Thuosdaykfor
Stratford to remain.
;Miss Allie Handford) leaves this MOM'
tO VD9rit her sister in Aylmer.
'Isfr. and Mrs.11)ellett•left Sa.turday for
London, acComPane,-ted by the formees
Mother.
Mr. Robert Rogers of Torant0 'spent
a, few days wttlt friends in town dur-
ing the week,
Mrs. Geo, Waifs of Londonvisited
he parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. II, Mc-
Callum, last „week.
Mrs. (Dr.) McCalluM. of Cressline,
Ohio, is visiting her Mother, Mrs. Mor -
lock, who t;,a quite ill.
Mrs. Hugh Oke has returned front a
visit in Seaforth. She was accompanied
home by Mr. Wan, Cite.
Mrs. War. Walker.of the 2nd or Step-
hen with her little grandson left Tues-
day for Nora Battleford, Sask.
Mrs. S. B, Clements, with her two
sons of Vancouver .13.C. )"•13 the Vest of
her parents, Mr, and Mrs, lfaines_Denala
The little daughter of fr. and Mrs;
Jordan of London v'isited, her grand-
parents, Mr. and itritce., ,Tals. Murray, this
week, .
A number or these ;interested iq the
SeverO'gn Fruit CO. attended a meeting.
of the company London ext Monday
evenhig.
DO IT NOW
It to Well known to expellent, -
ed ealepnian that th_gi ig,raqat and
est bueieless ,in fruit trees to
uring the summer months. The
an first on the ground secures
the cream of. the trade, therefore,
SECURE YOUR AGENCY NOW
We want a good, reliable man for
this district hceauae the demand
far fru% trees never was 80 good
Goad pay, Outfit Tree. Whole or
Part -Time agreement, and you re-
present a. firnt of thirty-five years'
experieneee with, over six hundned
acres of land under cultivation.
PELHAM NURSEY CO.
Toronto, Ont.
FEED WHEAT
A car has arrived
Extra good feed
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R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
Mr. and Mrs •R Inkeater azd.
daughter o ParIis autOed, here last week
and spent a day, wilthi Mr, and Mrs. W.
J.
Miss Lena Glanville, of goderich, is
v.:Siting friends In to for a few days
prior to. leaving tor Vancouver, to Join
her parents,
Bus, Dray and
mining Blaine*/
Your orders in our line will be
attended to quickly and satisfao-
tartly. We tv'e here to please the
public needing anything in OW
line, and we ask atrial from you.
Orders 'at, by phone or ether -
at TEE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE.. PHONE 95, will reerive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
Notice To
Contractors
Well Drilling
Tools
We a.re dealers and manufacturers
of WELL -DRILLING APPARATUS
for STEAK or GASOLINE DRIVE.
Our apparatus larts been thoroughly
tested and found satisfactory in every
respect.
General castings, piping, tubing,
et'., on band.
Cement Silo forms naaussfacture
Particulars on application to
J. Murray & Son
EXETER ONTARIO
Home Study
Thousanda at ambitious young
people are be'..ng Instructed 10
their Horne _Study Dept. Tou may
finish at College It yeu desire
Pay erhanevar You wIsh. Thirty
Tar*' Rxpertenort. Largest tram.
era to Cava,- Baler any day
ror/A.Tionsi guaranteed. It you
sh to save beard end learn
-while you earn, write for yarn-
eulsxs.
NO YAC.A.TION
Ointon Busixtess Ceriege
GEO. SPOTTON B. F. WARD
President Principe!
We are now 0 d u at our New
pene p Store
One door north of the Post Office with an immense lot of
Bankrupt Stock. -
Men's hats worth $2.50 to $5.00 for $1.00 each.
Boys bats worth $1.00 to $2.00 for 50 cents each;
Men's and Boys' caps at 35c.
25e, cotton hose for I5c.
15c. cotton hose for 10c.
Altour silk velvets and satins for half price.
Ribbons, embroiders,,laces for half price.
Shoes in all kinds and prices. Lots of other goods equally as cheap.
The 'Exeter Bargain Store
1 door north of Post Office
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COALMAN ivi-.r-s-s to Exeter and -,,,ystwal;dtcfLeP1)r,?...r, IMPLEMENT AGENTS
pox1t., Laic.
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13, W. F. 13E1nigRs
POWELL'S BAZAAR
Big Variety Store
THIS WEEK BIG TOILET GOODS • SR'EC IAL
Toothpaste and brush at. 25. cents. .. , •
Talcum Powder at 20c cents.
Dolls and perfume at 15 cent's.
Be.autifull china for wedding's and Birthday gift•s,
Picture post cards to clear at 10 cents a dozen.
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Watch our windows, and come Often to see us.
Our List of Farming Supplies
Carload of Brockville Buggies-- •
Carload of Dominion Buggies -
Oliver Corn Cultivators
with Bean Harvester fettactinients
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John Deere Corn Cultivators
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
• Baker Wind 31111s }
with pumps, piping and water basins installed in barns
Fleury Plows ._
Success Manure Spreaders
Points for Fleury and Cockshutt Plolve
Machine '011 and Cream Separator Oil -
• Frill line 0/ McCormick 'Tillage and Harvesting Machines--Iiinders, Mowers
Rakes, Loaders, Side Rakes, Spreaders
Chatham, Woodstock and Jackson 'Wagons
Gasoline Engines
• Binder Twine
American Clover 13unciter-- can be attachedto any naower, andis a very
• convenient and clever clover saver, The man on the mower operates it.
Repairs of all kinds •
•Repairing promptl attended
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WE ARE.
READY
FOR THE—
Jewellery Trade
You will be surprised and delighted to see„,the great variety
and excellence of our stock of
Watches, Jewellry,
alf‘efilintre, Silverware,
and. Chinaware.
It is impossible to do better anywhere than we can do for
you. We ask you only to Visit our stare and etefer youreelveir,
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller 8z Optician,
Furniture And
Undertaking'
PRONE 20
You will always find this store with up-to-date furniture
and with a desire to please every one.
EXETER
R 1St. OUOE
Undertaker and License Embalmer
111.111•01.1161.1.11011,
ONTARIO
JONES& MAY
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NEW SUMMER
GOODS
We are showing some very exclusive lines in Sum-
mer Goods., Always something new being added.
WHITE WAISTS
In a. veil' large variety. Fancy
low neck, .and short sleeves; also
plain tailored) and, laundred waists
hi Indian 'Head •or Linen; also
witte long -collar waists.
FANCY PARASOLS
For everyone. Al) the nevr cre-
ations in the Sunshade line are
here for you to select from. See
SUMMER DROSSES'
For ',adios, Misses, arid Child-
ren. Deatitelful white dresses
wtfth dainty embroidery or :ace
trimmings. Print Dresses, Ging-
ham dresses, and Chambray
dresses.
GLOVES AND HOSE,
Our stock was) never in better
shape. Nothing is lett out. If
you Want the correct thing
Gloves or hiolsiteryi here it is,
Somthing in Men'i Wear
'READY-TO-WEAR
$3,300, worth et Ready-to-wear
clothing are now onr our tables.
They are MOrl''S' and Boys' Suite
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of the moSt•upsto-date goods you
w.j.I see. We do ,the, trade in this
Eine and alWays have. the choice.
TAILORED CLOTHES
• Made by a city tailor, for $15
$18, $20, $22, For the best of
cloths usliaily sold from $20 to
$27, See the cloths and cuts.
'SHIRTS AND COLLARS
A correct showing of The W.
G. & Pt. Brand. The only Shirt
or collar to bray. A by lot- of
patterns.
• FANCY TIES • AND SON
All khids of the new color,ei
kinds. A good selection to
choose from. -•
HATS AND CAPS'
Straw hats, Panama Hats, Soft
Felt Hats, Stiff Hats. Every
kind are here:,
-- House Furnishings
RUGS AND CARPETS' O1LCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS
MATTS. ANDMATTING LACE CTIRT.AIT4S
EL/NDS li'VD POLES , TAPESTRY CIJRT.A.INS
• JONES & MA'
Headc?uet.rters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
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