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EXETER MARKETS,
Oti4s RE.9,0U IJV'Eli iESIDAX;
4iTh ,........»,.., 93
Duel: , neat , 48 ` 50
Coate. 84 3i
'ee,s ...... ...... ..., 1 0o ' 1 15
Peltti t . ,,.5, per bag 1 25 1 85•
Hay, f •±r , oltt1000, : 10 00
Flour. krt4r cwt., family 2 /Q
Flour. grade per cw 1 50 100
.Brute+ , .. 22 '
22
kfl:r~ ,18 18
9 80
••.`2000
. 26 00
Dried AOPItis per lb
Davenu s, per ewt, . r...
Short. mit*
Bran OA" torr .—
Sugar Bet meal.........
FARM TO RENT
100 acre grass farm to rent. Apply
to. W. M. ELATCHFORD
328 Lee Ave,, Toronto.
marriage Licenses issued' at
tate Office, Exeter.
he Advo -
PASTURE TO RENT
Anc. Cider Press for Sale, 150
acres being Lot 11, S.B„ Con. 6,Hay
and W 1-2 Lot 3, Hay. Good, supply
of 'water all season. The' cider press
is, h, good condition„ Apply to
JOHN FORD, Hay P.O.
FOUND. --A pearl brooch. Owner
can ; have same by proving property,
and paying for this notice. Apply at
this office;
•
CALVES—Geo. Chapman will have
a load of calves ,for sale; at the Cen-
tral Hotel. Exeter, at noon, on Wed-
nesday, May 14th. •
Farmers wanting 1veilp tor next sea-
son ehouad place their order at once
the Canadian- Government Argent, Aduo-,
cafe °ifice, Exeter.
C,t
A1\�,IN G FACTORY CONTRACT
We arere
axed . to contract
with farmers to grow corn fo
the canning season,—Exeter Can -
nine Co.
SEED BARLEY.—The undersign
ed has a quantity of No. 21 seed
barley grown from selected seed
for four years. Lot 22, Con. 2
Stephen.—W. D. Sanders.
Gir' wanted for general housework
Must be able to cook and cake: New
house with all conveniences. . No
washing Wages $20.00 a month. Re
ferences required. Mrs. j. E. McCort-
reIl Broughdale, London Ont.'s
Get some neatly printed calling cards
at The Advocate.
HORSES FOR. SALE—At Doyle's,
Horst Exchange -2 mares in foal;.
three 6 -yr -old horses; five 4 -year
old horses two 3 -year-olds. All are
sound and in good- condition.. Suit-
able for local demands.
NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern :•—
AI: accounts and notes owing to,
William J. Carling have been handed
to me for colledtion and the' -same,
must be paid on or before the First
day of June, A. . D. 1913, otherwise
will be placed in Court. •
Yours very truly
Isaac:, R. Carling
C,; -
FOR SALE OR RENT.
One and a half storey frame house
and lot on Andrew street, containing
8 rcoms Hard and soft water; ,n good
state of repair; pleasantly situated on
right side of street. Will be sonde
reasonable or rented to good . termite
For further particulars apply to
B. S. PHILLIPS,;
Real Estate Agent, Exeter, Ont,
ACCOUNTS,—Having sold my t us-
Ines:- to Mr. Frank Wood and having
beer in business here for twenty-one
years. I •wish to thank my many zits-
tomert, a -ad friends for their patron-
age in the past. Anyone having : ac-
counts against me or in my favor
will kindly present them or settle
them at once. Will bein the same,
house unti? June lst.—A. J. FORD.
10,000
CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE
All First -Class Quality. A .Special
Price 11:er Large Ord_rs.
G. BE, HICKS,
Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE.
Containing 60 acres of choice
land being south part of lot _ 9
Con 3. Usborne. There is on the
premises a good frame house, 20x
26 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, 3tab-
ling at one end ; wood shed, pig-
house 16x24; two good 'wells of
water; 35 acres in grass; well
drained and fenced; good orchard
For further particulars apply ' to
John Cornish, Exeter P.O., or On
the premises.
HOUSE ABVD LOT FOB. SALE
Situated on .A.ad'rew .Street; , house
cos teens 7 rooms; hard and ,s+dift water
Ail to goad std of repair ; neve irairne•
stable ; wlll be sold reasonable: Fors.
further particulars a4p1y to 3AUIDS C1C3-.
DEN, or :to B;. S. 1e tL11 'S,.
Real BEebate. Agent, •'Bxeter, Ont;
Potatoes
"Pile
Our first: sili'pznent of Ontario
Potatoes ---Northern. Grown—will ar-
rive Thursday of this week. Call end
Inspect.' We still have a quantity of
Delawares from New Brunswick.
Jones & May
LOCAL IJ.QINGrS,
eseeseeeereatieelieeekeaseekeiteemiee
'Open windows close the "doors to
consumption.
The trees are already to king on a
green tinge.
The Motor ear driver Must now,
carry a license.
l yott have. eaten too much get out
in the open air and walk.
Consumption is .a dirty air disease.
Fresh air and sunshine are its ,worst
enemies
'!r Mrs. C. T. )3roaks is very towe this
I Week
Divisional camp at Goderich is to;
be held June 16 to 27, both elates,
inclusive.
It takes mighty little to please,
some people whoare pleased with.
themselves.
Some people are always burying the
hatchet and digging it up to see
if. it is still there.
A few troubles ,are just as nee
essary to the development of elan as
a few fleas are to a. dog,
Most people.care nothing for your
sorrow and misfortunes; they are in,
terested in' your prosperity and sue-
cess
People learn to think by thinking
and to talk by talking. In explaining.
a theme to another it becomes ;uniin-
our' to ourselves.
The recovery of all sick people is
retarded by much company. Some.
flowers will be . better evidence than.
your presence of love and sympathy
A man went into a butcher shop
and ordered a dollar's worth of
;heat sent to his house "If ,,here's
nobody at -home," he added " just,
poke it through h ti
e
keyhole..
Rev ,Dr T. Albert Moore of To
ronto . Methodist moral reform sec-
retary will take 'a trio. in June to
study' social conditions in. Norway, so
that h e will s11 e"
1 b in aposition
L'
ospeak
authoritively on the merits of Govern -t
ment ownersship of the liquor traffic.
Mr J. J, Tilley of the Department
of Education, Toronto, on Friday;
purchased Mr. A. Hasting's residence
on .Andrew Street., Mr. Tilly gets
possession in a month. Dr. Amos' will
reside in the house and Mr. Tilly
expects to live in Exeter several
months of the year.
"The other day while some sur-
veyor:.
urveyor:. were at work on the Lake
Road 6th Con., they came . across
nineteen blue racers in one bunch
sunning themselves. They were all
full growth They succeeded in kill-
ing seventeen, two of them escaping."
—Tedford' Tribune.
Something new in bowling is to be
introduced in the W. O. B. A. Tour-
nament at : London, during, the
week of July 21st, when those that
go down in 1, 2, 3 style will be given
another chance to win by competing
for a trophy presented by the press
dent _A. J Taylor of Toronto.
Two French peasants have `the re-
cord for large families. They are,
brothers and to-gether the children
number 53. The fathers make on an,
average 15c. .a day 'and .$.2. a year
from the government. In this countryl
men with such families could not
keep them in chewing gum on such
wages.
The assessors rolls for the county
of Huron for the year 1912. shows
a decrease of population in the coun-
ty. of 1,267 in the rural districts for
the county of 1,643. The township
of West Wawanosh shows the great-
est decrease, amounting 'to over 20
per cent, of the population in one
year
The liquidator of the National Lana
Fruit and Packing Company is sell-
ing the sprayers, tools of various
kindsand stock in general of the,
couapany by public auction, at Clinton -
at .Kincardine and at Exeter, It is
noe yet generally known what dispos-
ition will be made of the leases, the
Which. as they have eight years to
run area the orchards have been: mucle
improved are of considerable value.
The men of the egg trade have
issued an ultimatumthat they wills
irtefuture buy eggs only on the basis
of quality We wonder what basis,
they have been buying eggs up to.
the present, but should judge that
quality 'would have been an im-
portant factor in their negotiations
for the purchase of eggs. If they
have been so generous in the past
as to buy rotten eggs, stale eggs
and every other kind of eggs, good
bad and indifferent, without regard-
ing the price to suit the condition
of quality possessed by the, eggs,
they: are more innocent than we
have taken them to be.
TURNED TURT LE -Messrs. Frank
Durdle and W. (Clayton hall an ex-
perience Friday morning that they
will not forget for a few days. They
were in Connor's Bros automobile
and running at a ;fairrate east of...
Winchelsea and in turning to get out
of 'a rut the driver lost control, the
machine turned on the road then
turned a complete somersault, right.
ing itself in the ditch. The occupants,
went over with_ the machine, and.
were considerable'scfatched bruised-
and skinned, Mr: Durdle had his ear.
torn and ,Mr. Clayton his collar bona
broken, The windshield, top and
sterring wheel of ,the machine were
smashed but they, brought the car,
home by its own power.
HICIIS' FORECAST FOR MAY.--
A Regular Storm is central on the
9th 10th and 11th. The Mercury
equinoctial period begins in this reac-
tionary period and its added iinfluence,
wilt be ziotic eable in thick, pro-
longed cloudiness, with tendency to
drizzle . and rain. .But,. for the fact
that -solar conditions are yearly inten-
,sified. in all the central states, in
tin. month of May, the causes of
heavv storms are at . a .nine -nem, at
this time.. But •it is always wise to
watc I4 storms developments in
May. de pecielly when we are Massing
tltroegh, end are near the centre 01
a Jupiter period, Very coal nights
with probable frosts northward, will
come with the high barometric area
behind these ,storms.
fir, Thomas Brode, sr. ` of . whore.
mention was madelast week ee being
vert' ill, is still in a precarious +None
dition, but the ;past few days has
taken a slight turn for the better.
Applications have been made co the
License Connrniesioners to transfer
tl i licenses :,.of the Commercial Hotel
Exeter, to T. I-1, Newell, and ` ,the
Brenner House, Grand Bend, to roe.
Brenner. See notices on another pege•`
Sunday was observed as. -Missionary
Day throughout the Anglican'' Church
of this and other dioceses Rev, D.
Sagc of London preached two ex-
cetlent dicourses in the i"a�ivitt ivlexn-.
orial Church . here while Rev= -0, W,
Collins preached in St. Johns. church
London'.'
Mr. A. J. Ford, who has been eon
ducting a .butcher shop in Exeter, tor
over twenty years, sold his business
to Mr Frank Wood, who took charge
Monday. The purchase . includes the
shop, land and business. We .: under -
slant. Mr. Ford will continue .to re-
side here—at least for some time 'to
come. . .,..
Albert Mallett of Chatham, -,son of
eh. Frahk Mallett of,. town,.:met ,,v:itir
a painful accident on. Friday.flast . 't
that place. When carrying a -pail of
bot tar in theScane block., he slipped
and both di' his, hands and ,truss
went into -the pail. He 'Was fearful-
ly burned, but it le thought 'that' his
hand:. Will be saved,.::
Mrs Frank Gill, Huron Street, re-.
vett ed the sad intelligence Tuesday
of the death •of `het brotherein-late
Mr. John Hutchinson of Lafend, Alta,,
n -ho died on April -26th, at the age
of 54 years. The deceased was avic-
tinr of sciatica, which caused his
death ,being ill only • a short • time,
Mr. Hutchinson hxn on va t s
I of
former, . resi-
dent dent of Exeter, but left here about
20 years ago for Muskoka, where he
resided until a few, years ago, when
he moved to the 'west: He issur-
vived by his wife, three daughters
and one son.
NEARLY A FIRE.—The 'wiud,biew
the curtain!: ''against a gas jet in one
of the bedrooms of the Central Hotel
on Saturday evening, and caused the
curtains to catch fire. Luckily it ,rasp
noticed in time and was, soon ex-
tinguished, little damage being done,
DEATH OF MRSHATTER.
There passed away at_ ner home ,n
Exeter North on Saturday last iatie
Yagei, wife of Mr. Thomas ...latter,
at the age of 50 years •and 9 months,
The deceased had been ill only a
short time paralysis being , the :m -
mediate cause of death, Mrs, r$ 'at -
ter was a native of Ireland and :ame
to Canada over twentyfive, years
ago. After residing, in . Clinton and
later near Zurich for a few: years, the
fanisi' moved to Exeter, North, ,where
the; have since resided. Besides her
husband she is survived''by three
daughters and three sons: The
eras. which took place to the Eiceter
cemetery on Tuesday was conducted
by Rev. Sharp.
Auction_ Sale .
OF HOUSE & LOT AND HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS on LOT 85, Eliza.-
beth
lizabeth street, EXETER NORTH. on
SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 1.30
p.m.. sharp the following valuable
property viz.
Glass cupboard, writing desk, cup
board coal heater, wood stove,, new
Williams sewing nra, chine, kitchen
table work bench; number of pic-
tures. hammock, alarm clock,coal oil
stove three burners, extension table
iror bedsteads, wood bedstead, man-
tle clock parlor lamp, 6 p..rlor chairs
couch ,parlor rug, 2 bed springs, 2
mattresses -dresser and comeapde;
several pieces ,linoleum, harp, 4` pair,
lace curtains, stand, 5 kitchen chairs
hwee; barrow, many other arti cies..
Terms—Effects, cash; real estate;'
made known on day of sale: ' ' '
GeoBartPhillips,
Bartner B. S.Philli i p ,
Prop. Auct.
wecl�
Dr Browning was in •1.ond,Londonthis
Amy Wexler has.eettirned from
Berlin
Mt Geo Bedford was in London
Friday
Mr, W. T, Acheson ,.was in London
Monday. • '
Mr Laird of Toronto'visited
Waugh last week,
Miss Etta' White,ferd has returned
from a visit in Varna.
Miss Lillian Boyle left Tuesday, cn
a• visit-:'inMarlette, .Niels:: :
Mr ,and Mrs. George. 'Smallacpntbe'
argue to Stt:atford Monday,;'.
Urs 'W', J, Beesett returned Tues-
day from a ,visit tri.• Listowel,
Mr S,' A. •Poplestgne,•of • Blyth
ryas a visitor in ton Tuesday,.'
Mrs, Fred Baivdtn left' Saturday
night to join l>er husband in Eclmon
tong -
'Weiss':My=rta Hawkshaty has
;n 'return-
ed 'frroa visit in L' ondon and' De-
troit
"-Mr 'lel. ` .Doyle and: a number of.
friends took a trip to Stratford' by
auto on •Sunday.
Mrs. Jos:: Hawkins is visiting ire
Seaforth owing' to the-: illness of her
istet. 11Irs Martin.
Mr ,Livingstone of Calgary, who.
has been here on a visit, is spend-
ing.
pend-ing: the week in Ottawa
Mr Wm, Heideman left Monclay'
morning for Toronto, where he will
take a position in a hardss are store.'
Mrs. Ern. Davis of Chatham . ;and
sister Miss Edna, Brock arrived here
Monday,.. owing .to.. the illness of their
fattier
Miss Lena 'Stacey of Chicago has
beet+visiting friends en ' and around
Exeter, the guest .of ::MI* Maude
Harness,
her Wm .Birney, who has been
book-keeper for Messrs, Harvey Bros,
has 'resigned the position and left
Tuesday for a visit in Chatham and
Windsor,prior to going to Winnipeg
whereheintends
Mrs John Willis and daughter Miss
Violet of Marlette, Mich,,. were. 'were
lasr week attending the l unaral of
the former's uncle,, Mr, Wni. Bell, at
Hassall 'returning to their home on
Saturday.
etremeoleeaselowomestmeeomemen
Try some l3uckwheat ..
Flour for good pancakes.
also a choice; lot of . Corn.
on hand .
4r►.:
R. G. SEL.DON:
Exeter.,— Ontario,
NOTICE
Re,n • ;
gi a Watches, when sold
withQtlt 'anDfficiAl Guarantee,
and by other than, an authorized:
agent, are liable to . be Second'
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured ' in some other
second-hand way.
• 1 ,,arn- the only authorizeu
Official Agent here, andam the
only one who can issue an Offric'
ial ;Guarantee which will be re-
spected b: other,Olficial Agents
throughout Canada.
. • •
►pecial Bargains
• For May
This week we are sellingLadies and Gents Japanese
Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for 25c.
Special Window Bargains every day, Watch our
windows: It page.
Try' our Jamacia Bananas, and our Fresh Roasted
Peanuts. They are good. Come in often -and look
around.
Powell's
Bazaar
Big Variety. Store'
PHONE NO.. 32
,Phone 20a
Residence next to the store.
1
Undertaker' and Licensee •
:Embalmer
EXETER .:. O
NTARIO
STEWART'S
PHONE 1.8
Crex Verandah Rugs
In five different sizes. These rugs are made from grass.
They are not affected ;lb'u the sun or rain,: and are easily
cleaned. Ask to see them. -
LADIES HOSE
In black and tan, med-
ium weight, very special
value in sizes 8i• to 10.
2 pairs for 25c.
LINOLEUMS
A few yards of this san-
itary fluor covering on
your kitchen, bedroom or
dining room will add to its
appearance:and save you
much work; we sell "Nar-
ins"; its the best.
WINDOW SHADES L•.
Don't forget us 'when.
you' want new window
shades. W ebave all shades
and can get any size .you
need.
SUMMER' UNDER-
WEAR
In plain, ribbed and por-
ous knit. Vests, Drawers,
or Combination suit, Some
splendid values at -15e. 20
25c.
WALL PAPER
What a difference a few
rolls of our Wall Paper
will make to a room in
your home, Make your
home as cheerful as poss-
ible. Papers at per roll
5c, 10c. 15c. 20c. 25c.
RUGS
Don't try to make' your
old carpet, do another sea-
son, You will be surprised
at the low prices we Can
give yoti on tapestry and
velvet squares.
POTATOES
BUST ARRIVED—A car of Green Mountain Delaware
Potatoes, They are selling fast. The quality is good. If
you want some good potatoes for 'seed. Order thea ,note
Per bate $1;25.
1
�chase
Sovereign Brand::
Clothing
250 Mop's Suits &; 300 prs, Odd Fanta
•
Mr. Walters has 'just returner; from a large purchasing trip
in Clothing, 'including 250 :Men's Spring and Summer Suits in
all the lattest shades. Browns Greys Fawns, BIues and Blacks. We ,.,
bought these right -and will put them on sale •A.T LESS THAN.
REGULAR WHOLESALE' PRICE "Come, early while we have
the sizes.
Boy's Bloomer'':Suits
We will also show a Zig,• range ef" Boy's Suits in all the leae-
ing colors and can save•y,u •mons* -on-them.
oust Furnishing . -Department'
dig selection on;:hand ren 6tral'' Papers,_ ..Rugs,, Carpets, ] rn
glen s, Blinds and-LaceCurtains. Theyre g _. rapidly
a'movie :;out ra idl.
just now; Better cone: in a nd loolc''them over;
Millinery
y Millinery
�:.
THE M.IL INERY SE s S ON IS AT ITS HEIGH''T'. LEAVE -
yduii ORDER I;OR A .,SUMMER HAT EARLY, SO YOU
CAN GET 'TT 1N tGOOD TIME,`
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E eadquarters for the celebrated W` E. Sanford Clothing