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Sugar Root meal...,.,.,,
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Mr. W. M. 181atehf'aid,
Dee. 3r ;—Ion answer to your card
a, she.: time ergo I ala plee.sled tto.$a9
my htl.' is coming,. ° It has thfekened up'
at the s,:d s and is coming over the
top ofmy knead nicely. .t am sure it is
goifS to to all you dead it 'mould, and
I am glad that I took your adviceal\d
used it. Say, can you send me an-
other bottle as I will soon be without
any. The three battles are goiga ids
do whit you staid they would, and 1 am
goiar, to keep oil using it until I have
e gco;l head .of hair again. 1 reiilaIn,
Yoturs truly,
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aced Z da -33$ 11ee
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Avenu:, East Toronto,
WANTED—At the Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich three:
or four pupil airmen;. APPLY ho Mise
Griffith=, 'Superilntendent, GoderIch,;
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BARLEY SE
ed amou;tit.of choice 21 manchuria Seed
barley for sale—.Apply to W. 11. PEN -
HALE, Exeter.
LOCAL DOINGS. 4
The Seaforth vs, Exeter hoe-
lcey match was called off last
Thursdayowing to the storm,
Mr. James O'Brien sold his 50
acre, farm iu Hay ToWriship last
week to Mr, George 'Todd. for
$34Q0
Mr. Harry Rowe sold hia fine
farm south of towln last week to
Mr. Sidney Snell, Mr. Rowe, we
understand will move to town.
The days are growing longer
and they will be lenghtened some
thing
until morethan
end of the 'monute nth
lengthening faster then until the
latter part of. June. On March 16
day and night will 'be the same
length,
Rev A. L Russell, M, A. who
ie leaving Wroxeter for the West,
was presented with a gold -mount
ed 'umbrella by the people of the
Wroxeter circuit of the Metho-
dist bhurch, accompanied by an
address expressing their applica-
tion of his services among them.
Mr. W R. Veale, of the Sea-
forth News, has purchased the
Ingersoll Tribune. Mr. Veale has
published the Seaforth News for
about four years and previously
was .conneected with the -Detroit
News He will move his family to
Ingersoll as soon as he disposes
of the Seafortli paper.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Advo-
cate OU. ce.. Exeter.
A pleasing event took place on
March 5th, at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Bernick, Usborne, when
their only daughter Miss Eunice
was married, by Rev. McAlister of
J.
14 r.
to X
. aura., Jame., Street rhui ,
Wesley Stone of Saskatoon, hon
of Edward Stone, of ` Saskatoon,
After, the. ceremony the guests
were served. with a splendid wed-
ding supper. Mr. and Mrs. Stone
will make . their hone in the West
The Advocate joins with the
friends in congraulations.
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GATE TRS'BBI AY mAnc
M, Wexler was ill to011don over
Sunday.
Gerald Hurdon has gone to tin
falo on a visit,
Miss M. E. Bronw Visited in De-
troit last week,
Miss Irene Handford of Ingersol
is visiting friends in tOWII.
Rowland Brintnell and Bert Riv-
ers lett Wednesday for Winnipeg,
Miss McArthur of London .was
the guest of Mrs. D. ,Dickson last
week,
Aquilla Sheere •of Lansing, ,Mich.
is visiting his Mother and family
here
Mr, William Melville
London last week.
add zurich •
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE.
About 600 bus. 0-4)04 No. 21 Bale'.
price 75.-. a bushel; 500 bus. White
Siberian Oats, price 50c.. a bushel. Free
from wild oats and vbnoxiows seed%
JOHN CAlvfPBEii, Hay P.O
Lot 10, Con, 2, Hay,
Get some neatly Printed calling cards
at The ?advocate.
WANTED -Girl" for general house
work in small family.. Must be a
good plain cook and understand
the ordinary household duties. No
washing Apply personally, or by
letter to Mrs., J. J. Callaghan, 613
Wellington street London. Phone
708
Farmers wanting help for next sea-
son. should place their order at once
the Canadian Government Agent, Advo-
cate Office, Exeter,
Ala expert farmer who has. made
a close study of entomology, says
that owing to the ground having
been covered so scarcely with
snow this winter, there wilt be
a few June bugs in the spring
"The frost will easily reach the
larvc with such a light covering
of snow" he said, "and as they
cannot stand the cold they
die, Last spring there were lots
of June bugs and many' farmers
were so much inconvenienced by
their. that even if a few million
are missing this spring, no one
will regret it,"
A Quiet andpretty wedding took
place at the James Street parson-
age on Mar. t5th., when Rev. W.
G. H McAlister united in marriage
Miss Edith M., daughter ,of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Reynolds, of ' gay
Township,
hMr. and Mrs, B Herbert Phillips Phillip
son nofs
of town. After the ceremony the
happy couple went to the home
o: the bride's parents, where a
dainty wedding supper was ser-
ved, Mr and Mrs. Phillips left on
Friday evening. for. Toronto to
spend a few days prior to leav-
ing for their new home in Sask-
atoon. The many friends extend
congratulations.
was 1n
Harry Enke has been transferred
to .:the Parkhill branch of theBank
of Commerce,
EYE SIGHT,, SPEClAL'IST.—M'.rss, J. J.
Allen, Eye Sfght Specialist, will be at
The.CENTRAI HOTEL on SATURDAY
LARCH 15, front 10 a.m. 'to) 8 P.M.
Mrs. Wm. Burke returned Mon-
day from a visit with her hus-
band in London
Mr Mark Miteheli of London was
here this week attending , the fun^
era' of his !ether,
Mrs Wanless and children of
Neudorf Sask., are visiting rela-
tives and `friends here.
Mrs. Mathesan,'who has been on
a visit with friends here, left On
Wednesday for London.
Mrs Brooks, after a visit of
some months here, returned this.
week to her home in Crystal City
Miss L White;who, has been vis-
iting
is-
t tnher home s. din Wood tock Satur-
day
Rev D. W. Collins, as District
Deputy paid his .official visit to
Goderich Masonic Lodge on t. Tues-
day ni,
dei night.
Mr. Frank Sweet "of Sarnia was
here this week attending the fun-
eral of his father-in-law the late
John, Mitchell
IMO STOAT S'1'IAI,IS ',-•.Mmes J.
A.ileal, Aye Sitght Spe1aliat, will be at
'she CPIIZTAAL >FIOTEli+ on SA7}UAAA "
U411011, 15, crew 10 a,nl•. to 8 p.m..
A GREAT OPFER— The ,e.d-
1
1;3
voeate has Kiat completed ar-
rangements whereby we can sup-
ply The Advocate, Mail and u do
pare and Dominion Poultry .
for the small sum. of $1.55 Now
is the time to secure cheap and
gooe reading at low costs.
Messrs. P. Boyle, W. Bagler, T.
Carlin' and H. Bissett witnessed
the big hockey match in London
Monday night.
`
.Mrs. Dore of Lucan visited Mr.
and Mrs N. J. Dore over Sunday
and the latter returned with her
for a few days' visit.
Mrs H. W. Jessey, of Elmira,
N.Y., and son, after a pleasant vis-
it with the former"s mother, Mrs.
Hawkins left Tuesday morning to
visit in the west.
FARM FOR SAb1.
Containing 60 acres of choice
land beingsouth part of lot a
Oon 3, t sborne. There is on the
premises a good frame house, 20x
26 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, stab-
ling at one end; wood shed, pig -
house 16x24:; two good wells of
water; 35 acres in grass; well
Fdior furtained herd particulars apply god ?to
Johan Cornish; Exeter P.O., or on
-the premises:
A MASONIC BUTTON 1'1'013f-in.—AP-
ply
O1:7ND.-AP-
ply at this office.
DINING ROOM GIRL.1rlAfva t-
ex-
perienced dining room g
ed. Apply to Mrs. W. T. Ache-
son, Central Hotel, Exeter.
COPIES WANTED—For our. files •we
desire copies of the Advocate of Oct'.
17711. 1912, and January 9th, 1915
and we w'uid be very pleased It Ad-
`vonatt subscribers co 3.1d supplY ns
with these is'rues, by nta`4, or by
handing same into the office.
10,000
CEDAR POSTS FOR SA
.,'11 First -Class (utility A
Price for Large Orders. E.
Cen
Mr and Mrs. E. Buswell, who
have been spending the , winter
here with relatives, left Monday
on their return journey to their
home in Harwell, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hancock who
have been visiting at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .Jas. Creech, returned to their
home in Maidstone, Sask„ on Sat-
urday
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received
up to Marcia 31, 1913, 3 p,m. for the
erection of a bnck shed for the
Methodist Church. Crediton, Ten-
ders for mason work, frame work
and roofing received separate, also
in. whole. Plans and specifications
may be seen at Mr. Thos. Treve
thiek's shop, :Crediton, Lowest or
any tender not necessarily. accept-
ed.—Rev. S, Jefferson.
FOR SALE
That de'shitable. prepsrty kt:01M A ars
Po ell's Fruit Gardens', situated oei
Ioverty has its advantages and
adversity its uses. If. you are poor
you can wear out your old
clothes `You are • excus ed from
calls . you are not troubled with
o not bore
many
spongers dornot ea dhaunt .your
tables brass bands do not sere-
nadf you. No one thinks of'pre-
senting you with. a testimoonial. No
store keeper"irritates
s there any ,thing
Iu by
acar; you.in let-
tercar do for you". Begging
ter. writers don't.bother. you."Flat
do not flatter von.. You
thea cerinler or Cailito and Victoria. St.,
Exeter, Is for tsraiet G,olod storey, and
air,
se
od p
,. 01.
e" 33i g
h rws
hail tia'me excellent
alalic, hsh-hb'ws'e, etc., and
fruit gardens of, 1'M acres. ;Goad veli
and town water,'near depot school
and churches. Apply to S. POWELL.
HOUSE AND LOTS FOB SALE OR
TO, BENT..
Twos -storey brick house; very conven
lent; good stable: hard and soft . wa-
ter; pleasantly ,sdtualted.; Can be pur-
chased very reasonable. Apply to
B. S. PHILLIPS
Beal .,,Estate Agent, Exeter. Ont..
HODS: FOR SATE -A driver, corn-
ing
oni
ing 5, for ,sale: nutlet' ;AA reliablea A:'p-
plY at this .off-lt '.
The Cantata by the lj fain Street
choir will take place on.April'7.
Rees the date in, mind.
Councillor Doyle is' able to be
out again as is also - Mr. R. G.Sel-
don after a week's illness.
erers an man
are you
a p.
IIcKs, have a true friends in ,the world
trams, you are sure to know it in a
ce of time.
LE 1 z
Spec.al 1 saved many a debt a y
deception.
And lastly, i? Y
STEWART'S
P -HONE 16
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g A Money S
.., OpportuuitY
ct
lilt Sealer, Forest City Baking Powder 20e.
rn 2 Pkgs. Cow Brand Soda _ 5c.•
Co 7 Boxes Silent Tip Matches for
pi
. 25c.
Package Shredded Wheat , --- 10c,
03
3 Pkgs. lellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes 25e.
Pt
Po
0 Bibs Best Rolled Oats for 25c.
Full Dinner Pail Soda Biscuits for 25c•
r$ 4 Bottles Best Extract for 25c.
r 40e, Black Tea for
P'
25o.
m 40e, Mixed "`ea for 25c.
400. Japan Tea for ' 25e.
A -' 5e,
G 2 Boxes _Loyal Yeast for 25e,
O Maple Leaf Salmof r
p4 Pkgs Corn Starch for • 25c.
'1 8 5e. -Bars Laundry ,Soap for -- 25c.
t • Money Saved io Money Mads
J Ai
STEWART
Housekeeper Wanted,—A Middle
aged -woman; light house work.
Apply Nat. Corbett Brinsley,Ont.
Mr. Harry Rowe, who recently
sold his farm, has rented Mr.- W.
Blatchford's house on William st.,
and will move therein shortly.
Ir. referring to the visit _ of
Wor Bro, Rev. D. W. Collins, of
Exeter. D.D.G.M„ to Seaforth Ma-
sonic
asonic Lodge The Seaforth Ex-
positor says "W. Bro., Collins in
his reply to the toast of Grand.
Lodge. gave an address on Mas-
onry that was listened to with, the
greatest enjoyment by all the
members of Britannia Lodge who
rarely if ever. had the ' opportunity
of listening to such an eloquent
and instructive address on Mason
is subjects as that delivered by
W. Bro. Rev. Mr. Collins on that
occasion" The' Seaforth News has
the following 'to say—!'The feature
of the evening was the speech by
the D,D,G.M., which . was , declared
by those present, to be the best
they had ever listened to. The
brethern feel they derived, much
benefit from the visit of the D.D.
G.M,
1,
NOTICE
CCE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,,:
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second -
timid Watches, taken in trade
or .procured ins some 'other
second-hand way.
I am the only authorizes
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial
fficWial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents,.
throughout Canada,
A. MARCHAND
HOUSE AND LOT FOR• SALE
SBtua,ted on Andrew Street ; house
contains 7 rooms; hard and soft water..'
AL1
it: good state of repair; new°fraths
stable; will be sold reasonable, . For
further particulars applY to dAME'S OG-
DENBealto a S. PHILLIPS,
Estate Agent, Exeter, Ont.
Try some Buckwheat
Flour for good. pancakes
also a choice lot of Corn
on hand
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R. G. SELDON
Exeter, -- Ontario
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A Thirteen SaIR
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Phone 20a
Residence next to the store.
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
EXETER, ONTARIO
This is the year of 13, and wewill put on. a 13c Sale
Commencing to. -day March 13th
and Tasting 13 days
13 Cents Is The Sale Price
Come and .see what values we offer at 13e.
Our big stockist St. Patrick and Easter . Cards
Easter' Candy get' a 13e. bag
Only 13 days Come in often
P weiI's Bazaar
Special
Inducements
China, Crockery, and groceries
We give I0 cents for every cash dollar
spent in this store. It pays to
pay cash
BE1 FOl b
Successor t W J.' Carling
TONES &TMAY
PHONE. NO. 32
Ladies Springy Suits
And Coats
.We are always trying to have something
new in the Suit and Coat line and for this sea-
son our selections will certainly please you.
We want all the Ladies and girls to see our
Ready-to-wear.
Ladies Coats Ladies . Suits
-yy or full length In the new;,
shades of no, Grey, Navy,
In Tan, i±kttvy, Black &: Tweeds
Ali Mat • 7tailotred and no tuna
Flack and 'Tweeds. No two coats alike. They eke veryaweii -get-
alike eo You vrill have an exclu in ata made quite nifty. A.11 sat
sive garment df. `Yount awn. Ir llzveld..
Dress Skirts
Nicely trimmed In the latest
style, High waist band. A big
tot to choose , from.
Fancy Collars & .Ties
For waists Dresses or Snits
They tare very pretty and come
In .different shades.
Ladies Waists
Silk Watztee in all `shades some
trimmed with a dlfferelatt color
Fancy Lawn Waists. Tailored
L i ne ai. 'to/abets:,
Embroideries & Laces
Both witde and niskirroW., We
_have a very larS'(e astsPl't&nolt to
gttei' you.
House Furnishings
We are filled upwith everything in this line
Rugs, Carpets, Curtains, lktuslins Blinds, Linoleums
and Oilcloths.
JONES & °MAY.
headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing