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Wise , «,« .. , 85 85
Berl 45 48
Buelt > rteat.�,. , 48 48
Oats, ... , 85 85
Pews , .. , .. , , µ "1 00 1 00
Potat • ,»a. per bag1 50 1 50
Hay, a - .. on .. ... 10 00 10 00
Four. per Cwt«, Yfamily 2 80
our, s ..v grade per cw 1 50 1 50
Patten ..«...,.... `d0 21
Pried Apples per lb ... , 9 7i
28
22 00
26 00
Lave hogs, per cwt.....
Short- nwrton
Bout nee ton. ....
Sugar Beet meal;�.�, . ,
NOTICE.—We will continue- our
"White Sale" for One week and tdd
Tablellnen• Towellings, Ducks, Cot-
tons ant, White Ailovers.
MRS, W. D. YEO.
FOR SALE—Jersey Cow, excellent
strain. J., D. NESTLE, Exeter.
HARVESTERS WANTED, — For
Newdele, lian., Long season and cur-
rent wages guaranteed, Full inform-
tior can be secured from W. W.
Hunte. William -St, Exeter,
TEACHER WANTED,—Holder of
First or Second Class Certificate to
teach, in S. S, 'No, 6, Stephen. :States
salary Duties to commence after
the su.nmer holidays.—GEO. ,dAW_
HINNEY, Sec.-Treas., Crediton P.0,
Ont.
TEACHER WANTED.—For Union
S. S. No. 13, Hay and Stephen, hold-
ing Second Class Normal Certificate.
School two miles west of Exeter.
Apply stating salary and qualification
to NELSON STANLAKE, Hay P.O.
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 ii goad condition.. Apply to
JOHN FORD, Hay P.O;
We expect to shut down next week
for repairs. Those needing chopping
done please take notice. -HARVEY
BROS
READY FOR THRESHING -- We
are now ready to engage with farm-
ers to da their threshing on short-
est notice.-COOKSON & SANDERS
Exeter.
PUPS FOR SALE—A number of
excellent . hound pups for sale. Apply
to F. TRIEBNER, Stephen,
Having taken over the Butchering
Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we
have moved across the street into
the premises lately occupied. by Mr.
A. J. Ford. We solicit your patron-
age and we hope as heretofore to
give you every satisfaction. WM.
RIVERS.
Autoes For Sale
7 -passenger car, Thomas make; 1
5 -passenger car, Ford. Both are in
good running order with nearly new
tires all through. Apply to John Sta-
tor. Grand Bend, Ont.
HOUSE FOR SALE •
A one -storey brick house in good
state of repair. Apply to T. HAW-
KINS Hawkins' Hardware Store,
Exeter.
VACATION NOTICE
Kindly take notice that my dental
office will be closed from the middle
of July to the middle of August. Al-
so note tbat my office is closed every
Wednesday afternoon throughout the
year. DR: ROULSTON.
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, stab-
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.
TG FARMERS WANTING MIEN,
Farmers watnti,ng hired men for next
seasc.i, should plats their orders at once
others; 1St there wi71 be difficulty :sl
eee'. i n help., Orders lett with the
Lots Governmsnt lamployment Agent,
to 1:,t0 district, Advocate Orb:co, or
• sad re_ sed thereto, will receive prompt
.etter,,tk`n C. H. SANDERS, Agent.
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SWINGING A BUSINESS
Judlclous advertising Is the derrick
that swlnps a business to success.
Classified Want Ads. ars terse bust
nese bringers that are suitable to
any Walnut. they help the email
ones become blg, and the big once
to become bigger.
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IP LOCAL DOINGS.
Rev. McAlister~ preached at Bethany
ond afternoon.
S
uo ay aft .noon.
Hot weather puts the blush on the
peach and the freckles on the peach
of. a girl.
The honeymoon is about over when
he begins to notice that the sleeves
of her kimono are trailing in the
butter dish,
Who is the most enviable ? —the
maul who has taken, his holidays, is
taking. them ox has them. still to take?
We vote for the last named.
11r. Jos, Davis last week disposed
of ten acres of land situated east of
towr to Mr, Louis Day. The price
paid was in the neighborhood of
$800.00.
Mr Chas. Birney is the first to
• presen the Advocate with a home-
growr ripe tomato. Mr. Eirney holds
the record for 'early tomatoes, and
what is equally to his credit he ;lever
forgets the Advocate with a fair
sample
On July 1st the new _Municipal Act
came into force and one of the provis
ions in the Act says,—"No municipal
council or owner of land shall lay out
any highway less than 6t feet wide,
or except in case of a city or town,
more than 100 feet wide."
Mr W, J. Heaman's. rink of bowlers
consisting. of Rev. Collins, Mr, Glad-
man, Mr .L R. Carling and himseltt
did particularly well in London this
year, reaching one game from the
semi finals, in the consolation. They
won five games and lost three.
Fishstories are common, but often
good .stories but snake stories are
unusual in this country. Robt. 'Win-
ter of Seaforth tells a good one when
he claims that he killed one of the
spotted kind measuring 18 feet in
length. Robert should go to she
head of the class.
Announcement of ,.he marriage of
hiss• Pearl Leavitt, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr Wm. Leavitt of this place
to Mr. Goldie Cochrane, of the firm
of Jackson & Cochrane of Berlin,
Ont.. in Moosejaw, Sask., on June 28
hat been made. Mr_ and Mrs. Coch-
rane will reside in Berlin, where they"
win be home, to their friends after
October 1st.
It will be welcome news to a large
section of the travelling public of
Canada that henceforth the railways
will be compelled to carry trunks as
freight. This is quite as it should be.
There are inanY people nowadays who.
carry luggage in excess of that al-
lowed free by the railways, that the
express rates for .overweight have be,
come not only an imposition but a
nuisance
The Model schools will open on
August 19. Those who wish to at-
tend in order to qualify for limited
third class certificates should make
application before Aug 19 to the
deputy minister of Education on a
form which will bet supplied on re-
quest to him, but application will not
be accepted from those who will not
18 years. of age before December 31,
of this year. •
The ,Mitchell Advocate says,—"We
had a call on Saturday, from Mr. Mc-
Bride wife and three daughters. Up
to thirty-three years ago_ Mr. McBride
was a resident of 1Vlitchell,since
which time he has_beent residing, in
Galt He said that Local Option has
greatly injured the business of that
town and that the road between Pres-
to and Galt ,the former being a
"wet
town" and only three miles apart, is
literally paved with broken bottles..".
The post office department is con-
sidering the whole question. pf par-
cels post No announcement will be
made as to rates, etc., for some time.
however. The department intends to
work out the plan, as, it did the pos-
tal note and other branches of the
service It was hoped to start the
service January 1; but, there is no def-
inite announcement as to this. Meat, -
while rural mail routes are increas-
ing rapidly and there are now 1,500
in operation.
FELL FROM ROOF. --Mr. Fred
Green, while shingling en Mr. Fred
Witwer's stable on Saturday last, ac-
cidentally missed his footing 'fhd fell
to the ground below, a distance of
many feet .breaking his shoulder and
fracturing his hip, and he teas badly
shaken up. Medical aid was . at once
sought and his injuries dressed, but
he wili be confined to his home for.
some time to come.
HICKS AUGUST FORECASTS.--
With
ORECASTS.-With . a regular storm period covering
the 2nd to the 7th, having its seen:
ter on the 4th, we mayexpect al]
the phenomena usually attending such
periods at this season of the year.
The influences of the :Mercury and
Venus periods will also be felt in the-
storm
hestorm and changes at this thne. The
moon will be new, or in conjunction.
wits• the Sun and the, Earth, on the
second„ in perigee, or nearest the
Earth on the 3rd, and on the celestial.
equator on the 5th, all of which will
to a marked degree, intensify storm
and seismic disturbances during this
period A. wave of excessively high
temperature willappear in western
sections as early as the 1st, the bar
orneter Will fall to very low readings
cloudiness will tepidly .ensue, and
storms of rain, thundZ:e and wind will
organize and start en their eastward
march across the country. On and
touching the 3rd, 4th and 5th dan-
gerous storms are probable, and' no
reader or these forecasts should be
surprised at such disturbances. Des-
tructive hail and probable tornadoes
will be natural consequences, espec-
ially ,in northern and Borth western
parts. Harvest: in the northwest will
be endangered by great hail storms
on and touching the days named.
Black and ominous clouds, with phen-
omenal lightning and thunder even
wherethere is little or no rainfall,,
will ai$pear at this time. Look for
earthquake reports within four days
-of the and, this being a central clay
of a. marked seismic period. Change
to much cooler from about the 6th>
to filth.
i1x;^ and Ntrs« Cazt,ui are visiting at
Drysdale.
Mr. Lee Wilson is holidaying in
Port Stanley this week,
1I
iss
Maida Hero of
Norwich orwich
visiting.herergxandnntre , is
Mr Lloyd Rivers returned froni All
viostor. Monday evening.
Mr. . Axt of London visited with his
son Mr H. Axt, over Sunday
Miss Ethel Bissett returned rrom
Coliingwood Wednesday evening.
Mrs W, G. Bissett leaves this
week to visit friends in Peterboro,
Mr' Bennett of Toronto is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. J, A. Stewart.
Mr and Mrs, Ed. Crocker and child
of Toronto are visiting relatives here
Mr Chas, Dyer of the Nelsons
Bankstaff is holidaying in :Hamilton,
Mr Russell Frayne and family re-
turned to their home in Brantford on
Saturday.
Mrs Thos, Snell, Huron Street, has
turned from a visit with, llrs, Millson
at Hensel(
The Misses 'Isaac of . Corbett are
visiting with their grandmother, Mr,
W. Dearing,
Mr and Mrs. T. B. Hill of Van-
couver. B. C., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. M'Iantie.
Mrs Cliff, Spackman and child of
Guelph arrived here Monday to visit
for a month.
Mr. H. S. Waugh, of Toronto v=isit-
ed with his brother, Mr. G. L.Waugh
over 'Sunday,
Mrs. Merry of Trail, ::B.C., spent a
few days last week, the guest of
Miss Ethel Bissett.
Messrs, Budd and. Armstrong of
F?olden's Corners visited at Mr. R, N,
Rowe's ,over Sunday.
Miss Vera Rowe returned to Tor -
Onto on Monday, Miss Reta accom-
panied her and will visit for .a week.
Mr, and Mrs, Richard Penhale and
family of Toronto are visiting rela-
tives and friends here for ;a couple
weeks
Mr F, G. McAlister, who has
beervisiting his parents at James-st,
parsonage returned to Toronto on
Monday
Mr McCreath of Lucknow speili
Monday night at Mr, I. Armstrong's
and ' is now spending a few days at
Grand Bend.
Mr. E J Christie was in London
Tuesday to meet Mrs: Christie ' 'end
daughter who have been visiting in
St Catharines.
Mrs Gilbert and daughter, errs.
Axford of Talbotville are visiting
Mrs John Spackman, who is some-
what indisposedat present.
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Spackman and
daughter. of Blenheim - spent a day or
two with Mr- and Mrs. John Spack-
•man on their way to Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coughlin of To-
ronto who have been visiting rela-
tives in Centralia, were guests of Mr.
M. M.. Doyle and sister 'last week.
Rev D. W. Collins: left Wednesday
for an outing at' the, Soo, while 'Mrs
Collins and family left to visit with
parents at Birr. Both visits were de-
layed a few days owing to the ill-
ness of their little daughter, but she
is recovering nicely.
Wheat is pretty mach all cut in this
district and is an excellent crop. The
other grains look well also.
Buffalo Brand
Fertilizer
I AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY
YOU 'WITH THE BUFFALO FER-
TILIZER ,THE BEST AND CHEAP-
EST 'BRAND MADE. DON'T OR-
DER UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
ME
Nelson Stanlak
LAKE ROAD, HAY P.O.
The Misses Zuefle are visiting in
St. Thomas,
Me, O. Southcott has returned from
a visit in Preston.
L. G, Watson is the guest of Mr.
T. E. Handford, 1Vluskoka,
Mrs. Eastwood of Whitby is visit
ingher daughter Mrs, Stanbury.
Mr. John Spaakmtn of Toronto was
the attest ofrelatives here fora gets
days.
Mr., John McIntyre is back in town
having resumed his position with Mr.
Alf, Walters,
Mrs. Earl Hardy and two children
of Winnipeg are visiting of the home
of, Mr, S; Hardy
Miss Eva Carling and Miss Winnie
Carling ,left on Wednesday for New
Yorlt and Brantford, respectively,
Mr, Moses Amy ,and wife left on -
an extended visit to the West Tues-'
day: They will visit at Crandall Out-
look and other places.
:lir. and Mrs, Wilbur B. Phillips of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of
Owen Sound are guests at the home
of Mr B. S. Phillips.
Pon Kwong leaves this week for an
extended visit to his old home in
China A cousin, Pang Hong, is in
charge of the business here.
Miss Lily Hodgert of Toronto is
visiting in town. Her mother and sis-
ter ar.e. also visiting ,in. Usborne prior
to going to Regina to reside.
Mr, Franklin O'Neil . of near Lucan
who returned Wednesday of last week
from a four months' outing at Utah
gave the Advocate a pleasant call on
Monday:
Mr and Mrs. Theo. Sweet and fam-
ily. who have been .visiting relatives
and friends here left Monday even-
ing fox Hamilton, wh 'ere they will
snake their future home.
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Purity
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R. G. SELDON•
Exeter, Ontario
ist. RoWE
Phone 20a
Residence next to the store.
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
EXETER ONTARIO
STEWART'S
PHONE 16
Where Goods and Prices are
Both Right. Here is a
Chance to Save Money !
'W EIT;
Take note of this—A White
waists . ranging in price from
ed out this week at astonishi
for 75e,, $1.00, $1.50.
WHITE
The balance of this season's
sizes at ridiculous prices, hut
but secure one ,while your si
SUMMER
We have them. We are
the season. Our idea is to
the next two weeks.
LADIES' LIN
If you buy a linen coat get
several months that you can.
ing the next two weeks yon
them at greatly reduced pri.
MEN'S sr
Perhaps your straw hat is
chance to buy ; a new one. W
all straw hats, Ail the new
net straws.
POUL
We will h.andtle any eluant
highest prices.'
WAISTS
Waist Snap. About 150
1,00 to 3.25, are. to he clear-
ngly low prices. Your choice
SKIRTS
stock. A good assortment of
they, must go, Don't delay
ze is here. 1.50 2.00
PARASOLS
reducing the price early in
clear every parasol during
EN COATS
it now. - There are . still
make use of it. Besides dur-
een save money by. buying
ces,
RAW HATS
getting shabby.. Here is a
e are reducing the price on
est styles in plain and sere -
TRY
ity ,of live poultry. We pay
Storj closes Thursday c
noons during July and August
STEWART
�urStore
Till Solve
..:..
Many a Wedding
Gift Perplexity ..
p �'
When you are purchasing a present, it is a matter of
money and,what,you want-- nothing else. Then this is your
store—for what you want is here and at the lowest possible
prices. A goad varietyof articles, selected from the larg-
est stocks, consisting of
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fancy China, ` Clocks, Etc.
and of superiorhese gg sasew' beautiful, and modern in design,
quality. We crake a specialty of handling
High Grade Watches
All kinds of Repairing done and guaranteed.
MARCHAND
Jeweler and Optician
Exeter,' Ont.
THE STORE. THAT TREATS YOU RIGHT
Powe"
Big Variety. Store
We wish to announce that we have installed a NATIONAL
CASH .REGISTER, and willgive you a cash receipt with ev-
ry purchase .of 5c. or over. Save the receipts and get valuable
PREMIUMS FREE. Its up to you to get in line with the store
that shares its profits with you
SPECIALS NOW ON SALE
TOOTH PASTE for cleaning and preserving the teeth -only 15c.
LEMON POWDER for Lemonade, cheaper than lemons, 1.5c. a jar
CRUSHED ROSE or . VIOLET Talc cum Baby Powder, 15c.
A full line of drug preparations at cut prices.
Conte and ask us about your wants.3
COME IN OFTEN
POWELL'S BAZAAR
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JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Mid - Summer Sale
Of All Summer Goods
If you are in need of any Summer Goods do not
fail to attend this bargain sale. Everything adver-
tised wiil be sold.
WAISTS iib DRESSES
A lot of nice, ones deft. 'but all
to be cleared out.
MUSLINS; GINGHAMS ,.
A good selection at real sale
prices.
WHITEWEAR
This is the time to buy when
they are sold cheap.
MILLINERY
Only a few left. MI to go at
less than half price.
PARASOLS
All Fancy Parasols to be sold
at a big sacrifice,
BOYS' WASH SUITS
All boys' wash suits to .clear
at 65c., 75c,, $1.00
Big Clearing of Clothing & Shoes
CLOTHING
We have a lot of odd lines of
New Up-to-date Men's ,Cz Boys
Clothing and. Odd Pasts, 'These
Suits are this Spl'ing'S style
and the cloths are , the best ,incl
patterns the newest. ,
Men's Suits $7, $8, $10,,
Boys' Suits $3 $4, $5.
SHOES
A lot of Odd Pairs of High
Shoes Oxfords, Pumps, Tan
White and Patented for Men,
Women and Children. All . uew
stylish shapes, but as the lines
are broken we will sell the whore
lot at .about one-half the regular
price. Come and see them,
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W.E. Sanford Clothing