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EXETER MARKETS.
OUANCi D EACH l'iMtNE$DAY
'Wheat ,. 98 98
#3arley , 52 50
,, 50 ' 00
39 30
00 90,
Pear,.,,,........ ,...
Potatoes, per hag , r . I4 00. 14 90
0
flay,
Flour, per cwt family 2 85
lourtterlow grade per ew 1 23 1 20
;ggii.,.... .. 19. 21n
the hop, per ewt ...... 8 GU'
Shorts per ton .. 25 on
Bran per ton .. ... 24 00
MEN'S AND BOYS' NEW SPRING
SUITS.—The largest selection we
have yet had. just opened up this
week -everything, new and nifty. See
our wv' idow,—At JONES & MAY'S,
ESTRAY DOG.—These strayed on,
"to the premises of the undersigned on
or about April 7t1r; a Scotch 'Collie.
Owner can have same by paying ='x-
penses.—DANIEL HAUGH, *lay P.O.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Twc storey brick house on :;Iain
Street Exeter; in good state of re-
pair Two lots of land, Good stable
Number of fruit trees. Choice prop-
erty Apply " to Mrs. Wm. Cudrnore
on th,e premises,
FOR SALE.
T H McCallum offers for sale his
house and three lots. A nice home
at a reasonable price. For 'rlforma-
tior, apply to Mrs. G. Brooks, next
door or Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer
FOR SALE
40 hens 2 years old; 40 Pullets,.
Barred Rock, Model Farm Strain ;also.
Baby Chicks in quantities to suit
purchaser in a few weeks time. The
prices are reasonable. Write me vow.
wants. -W A. SAMBROOK, Crediton,
ONION CONTRACTS
Anyone wishing to sow onions on
contract please call on T. G. Sanders,
Exeter, for terms and conditions.
GIRL WANTED—Apply at the
Commercial House, Exeter.
DRIVER FOR SALE,—Good, quiet
farmer's driver, coming six years old
Apply to A. S. Deavitt, Exeter.
Ansco
Buster Brown Camera $2,00
No, 2 A, Buster Brown, Camera $3,00
Folding Buster Brown $b,$8, & $10
A few 1913 models, used during the
season at half pace.—As good as new.
Roll Films—that fit any camera.
Try them. 'You can make better
pictures with greater certainty, by
using ANSCO Films. For sale by
J. SENIOR
FOR SALE.
House and Lot an Carling Street
.and vacant lot on Simcoe Street. 13
storey brick house on • Carling Street
.containing 8 rooms, parlor, dining
room, kitchen and pantry, 3 bed-
rooms up -stairs, 1 below; hard and
soft water; frame barn; a number of
fruh trees, a very desirable property
being nicely situated; very suitable
for a retired farmer. For terms ap-
ply to J. W, Taylor, or B. S. Phillips
auctioneer, Exeter, Ont,
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
REMEMBER THE DATES, April
23 and" 24 of the CHI-NAMEL demon-
stration at HEAMAN'S HARDWARE
STORE.
CEMENT MIXER FOR SALE—The
• undersigned is offering for ..ale sec-
ond-hand automatf0 batch cement mix-
er. cheap for quick sale. Apply to
D H. Austin, Centralia, Ont.
Swifts Fertilizers
are always in the lead. It pays to
use them. E. L. Ta'i.ebner, Agent, at
Exeter, will give as a prize at the
Exeter Fall Fair 500' lbs. of Swift's
high grade Potato Special fertilizer
for the best bushel of potatoes grown
on land on which this fertilizer has
been used. Anyone wishing to enter
this contest will secure the Potato
Special from E. L. Triebner or B. S.
Phillips, Exeter.
EXETER AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ET FIELD CROP COMPETI-
TION_
The Directors of the Society have
decided to offer prizes to the amount
of $225.00 foe- standing field crops
comprised of Fall Wheat, White Oats
and Ensilage Corn, consisting of not
less than five acres each, Prizes for
each crop as follows- 1st, $20.00;
2nd $15.00; 3rd, $12.00; 4th, $10.00;
5th $8.00; 6th $6.00; 7th $4.00, A
competitor can enter in any one or all
of these varieties but cannot enter in
any other society. An entrance fee
of $1.00 itt each variety of crop ; will
be charged each person, entering. Corn•
petitors will please notify the secret-
ary as soon. as possible of their in-
tention to compete.
E. CHRISTIE A, G. DYER.
President Secretary,
GET YOUR ROUTE CARDS
1?RINTED HERE
We are ,in a better position
than ever to print your Stet-.
!idti Route Cards, Best of
Outs Type, Cards, on short -
Ott notice and at right price,
THE .ADVOCATE
wolonlyourmslir
LOCAL D?()INGA,
School (re -opens on Monday.
"Morning' neighbor—is your thou-
barb up?
Farmers say the fall wheat has win-
tered well
Mr G. Dow took a car of horses
to Toronto this week.
Have you ,paid for your Advocate
for 1914? If not, why not ? •
Good Friday was quietly spent in
town mainly `in entertaining visitors,
Mr Alf Wilcox andfamily have
moved to Exeter North from Detroit,
Mr. Burdette of the Bank of Corn-
merce staff was transferred to the
Ingersoll branch Tuesday..
A few of the ctvriers enjoyed a
game on tae rink Good Friday morn-
ing The ice was ,pretty good, too,
WALL PAPER,—Our Stock is coin
plete, Call en now, while there is a
selection. They are selling fast,—At
JONES & MAY'S,
Mrs Yager has rented Mrs, Wm.
Hawkshaw's dwelling on Victoria st
West of Main street Methodist church
and will move therein shortly,
The past few days has gladdened
the hearts of the owners of sugar
bushes ,and there yet promises to be
a .goodly quantity of syrup made.
Mr 'Henry Bierling, Exeter North,
has disposed ofhis fine driver to Mx.
Jos. Northcott of Hay, and has pur-
chasee another from Mr, Newton
Clark of Usborne.
Miss Verdi Leavitt has presented
The Trivitt 1Vlemorial Church with
two beautiful oak Hymn, Boards which
are very much appreciated' by the rec-
toe and congregation.
Mr Thos. Parks of Scotland, a_irst-
-last journeyman baker, has taken a
situation with Mr. W. 5, Statham, Mr.
Statham is also preparing to put in
a;plate. ,glass front in his store.. •
.Special Easter music characterized
the church services on Sunday 'ast.
The preachers .were all in, their places
and .preached appropriate sermons, Mr.
Au;stet; Duplan of Centralia assisted
Rev Collins 'in the evening.
Int Goder_cb thebutchers some
months ago adopted the cash system.
Afterwards' the hardware merchants
followed "suet and they find it "the
thing" The .customers like it too, as
it teaches them to )guy just what they
can pay for.
According to an answer given, by
the secretaary of State in the Com-
mons, Victoria Day will be.Celebrated
on May the 25th. The anniversary of
Queen Victoria's birthday comes on
Sunday- and, according to statute, the
following, day in such case becomes
automatically 'a public holiday.
The 'musical -entertainment given
ors Good Fridayevening' in Main -St,
church by the choir was a particul-
arly pleasing affair although the at-
tendance was not large. The leader,
'Miss Huston., and the other members
oc the. choir deserve much praise for
their excellent rendering of The pro-
gram
Nothing pays better than good roads
It costs something' to secure them, but
they are the arteries which conned
city and 'country, along which the
currents of comfort perpetually flow
Bad roads full of chuck holes, kill
time team and temper. Be sure then
that money thus intelligently expend-
ed ,is wisely nested -and sure to re-
alize the future results,
The object of steep is to give rest
to all organs of the body -the brain
b ea, c .
s, muscles, sto ch -tc
gstomach,
To get test one should sleep deeply.
especially* during the earlier part of
the. night The reason for this is
that in the after, hours of the .night
a .person. sleeps less _and less deeply
and is therefore more easily awakened
Only a slight noise in the after part
of the nightie required 'to wake one.
;An exchange ;speaks truely when it
says the following -"The meanest and
most despicable character in any com-
munity- Is that man who is so narrow
minded' and envious that he is contin-
ually mnkin,g nasty insinuations a-
gap:xst his prosperous neighbour. The
man who cannot stand the sight of
prosperity anywhere but with himself
anc`,'wants every person but himself
to do business at a' loss is not fit to
associate with- his: more liberal minded
fellows
Dr, Browsaing was in l.ondou 'ast
week
Mrs. Kuntz holidayed in Buffalo this
week.
Mrs H, Parsons spent Thursday in
London, •
Mrs McGilli:c•udd r spent !faster ,in
Watford
Miss Alma. May 'spent Easter in
Toronto,
Iwfr Chas, Dunsford left this week
for Sudbury.
Mists IdaMareha,lr,d visited in Lon
don Saturday,
Kr. 'Rich Bissett of Lonclon spent
the holiday here,
Stanley Fisher was up, from Lon-
don. for Easter,
Mgrs; J A, Stewart holidayed in
Toronto this week.
Mrs, Wm. Burke has returned to
her home in Ingersoll,
Mr ,Fred Hawksha,w of Toronto was
horse for the holiday.
Mr. John, McIntyre _,of }lensall vis
iter here Good Friday.
1Vliss Elsie 11xcCalltun of London
spent the holiday here,
Miss A Morlock spent a few .lays
in Toronto during the week.
Mr, W , C. Robinson of Mitchell was
a visitor itt town this week.
Miss Case went to Toronto last
week to spend a few- days.
1VIrs. Ferguson, after a visit '(,ere
returned to London last week.
Mr. Wni. Amos, of Stratford spent
the holidays at his home here.
Mr Garvey Acheson of London
spent the week end at home.
The Misses Armstrong were home
from Lucknowv for the holiday.
Mrs Reg, Elliott of Norwichspent
the holidays with relatives here
Miss Cragg and Miss Montgomery,
teachers are visiting in Toronto.
Mr, David Locke of Lucknow spent
Good Friday with friends in town.
Mrs Shosenberg of London spent
Good Friday with relatives in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Waugh and. Mrs. John-
ston spent the holidays' in Toronto.
Mrs, Hodgins of London was the
guest of M,issMor.Iock Good Friday
Rev and Mrs. Fear of Teesewater
spent. Good Friday with relatives here
Mr. _Norman Hodgert and lady friend
of London spent Good Friday in town
Mr. and Mrs. McTavish of Shakes-
peare visited at Mr. J. W. Taylor's,
Ernest Harvey left _Tdesday for the
west 'Tuesday to remain `the summer,
MVIiss Berry of Ingersoll' was art Eas-
ter visitor with her sister Mrs.Seldon
Mr Peter Bawden of Ridgetown
spent Good. Friday here with his ear=
eats.
Miss Mabel. Walters and bliss yssery
of London were here over the boli-
days.,. _
Mr. John Welsh has returned from
a trip to the various points in United
States
Miss Webb and Miss Irene Hardy
of Lortdon were here for the, !wile
days ; •
Mr. Wilfred' Finkbeiner of London
visited with relatives here during the
week
Miss Anne ''Sanders of Waterloo
spent the Easter holidays at her home
here
Mr: Wilbur Luker and a friend of
Londor, spent a couple days in town
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Crocker and son.
of Toronto spent Easter with rela-
Mr. Clyde McAlester of Toronto
spent the week end at the James -St.
Francis Hill, Clarence Heywood and
David Hall were home from Chatham
this week,
•
Mr. and Mrs. Huston of . London vis-
ited over Easter with Mr: and Mrs,
,L]as Taylor.
Miss Ruth Hooper and< a .lady
friend of London were among the
Easter visitors.
The children of Dr. Homer Kins-
man of Sarnia spent Easter with rel-
ative:. in Exeter.
His many friends were pleased to
-see Mr David Mill of Guelph in town
on a short visit this week.
'Gerald and Eric Hurdon; Latimer
Greive Mau°rice Senior and Chester
Harvey were in London Friday.
Miss Neva and Mr. Harold Snell of
London spent the holiday with 'their
parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Inwood and
family of London spent the holidays
with Mr and Mrs, Samuel Sanders.
Mrs. Thos. Cornish left on Thurs-
day to spend a couple weeks with
her son in Windsor for the good "of'
her health.
Miss Florry Dinney, after spending
a few days at her home here, returned
to. London last week to fill her pos-
ition as milliner.
SHOES.—Have a look at our shoe
window for- everything that is new
in, Ladies' Men's .and Children's shoes
All the best makes at JONES &
MAY'S
NOTICE.—Do not forget the "Bir-
thday Supper'' and "CalendarEnter-
tainment" .on Monday, April 20, 1914
giver. by the Women's Missionary So-
ciety of James. • Street Methodist
Church . who are celebrating the 1,5th
Anniversary of their Society. Every
persor. welcome, Birthday Supper
prof+ided. in the Sunday. School room
from 5.30 sharp till 8 o'clock p.. m:
after which an excellent program -will
be' rendered in the church. Admis-
sion Adults' 25c. Children under 12.
years 15,c.
HICKS APRIL FORECASTS,— A
reactionary storm! period falls ,ben--
trally on the, 20th, 21st, and 22nd. On
and touching these days look' ror a
market: return of storm conditions —
much warmer south winds, • decided
fall, of the barometer and storms • of
thunder and rain. On and Touching
the 22nd, severe .thunder gusts and
violent local hail storms will be very
natural ' You will experience such
phenomena in your own locality, or
yoti will hear about them- on the oth-
er fellow's patch, During _he 'ast'
week in, April, centering: about 'be
26th ,look for a rise .ist•'temperature
and a series of April storms will oc-
cur progressively front
c-ctur'progressively,front west ,to east,
Abnormal warmth will reach a crisis
•culrninatin • in ..fierce stotina of thun-
der grain,,!'rail and wind fr`onli the 26th
to the 20th. High bafoaeter will' fol-
low these storms and very cool nights
frost tb, the `,north as we pass ;nto
May
.COME le and get ani of our im-
ported Raincoats. They • are ,;uar-
aatteed waterproff.-JONES & MAY,
Messrs :Hairy Triebner and Regin-
ald: Bissett. of Chatham Business Col-
lege are spending. the holidays at their
respective homes here.
Youthful Appearance
AN ASSET TO EVERY WOMAN
GRAY HAIRS A SOURCE
OF DISCONTENT.
Every' woman' wishes to look young
always. Gray hairs mean the easshrg
of youth's charm, They are 'he
source of many a heartache to , nany
and many a woman. But they need
not be. Hay's Hair Health ,esloies
gray hair to itsnatural color, It is
Trot a dye.
By its tonic qualities, by prornot-
ing a new vigorous, healthy growth
of the hair, by removing dandruff, by
furnishing the scalp and the hair roots
a new lifeit brings back the real ::ol-
or and lustre of the hair.
If, after a fair trial according to
directions, it fails to do this we will
refund your money.
$1.00, 50e,, 25c, Get it at our store.
SOLD. AND .RECOMMENDED BY
W, S, HOWEY, DRUGGIST
EXETER, ONTARIO
FARM FOR SALE
A choice farm of 100 .acres for
sale, being Lot 23, Con. 10, Stephen.,
There is on the premises a newbrick
house, two storey; new bank - barn
44x64;. hen house and pig pen, young
young orchard; O acres of bush; 40
plowed; 10 acres seeded to alsike and
five acres fall wheat; good hard and
'soft water and windmill; Water works
in stables. 'Apply on premises or write
to Samuel; Beaver, Dashwood P. 0.
NOTICE
A Gold Watch Almost Free will be
senc to the person sendingin the cor-
rect answer to the following puzzle.
Place the letters, o e d' l'v. o g s• i
into words, which will snake a well
known Bible phrase.
To the one sending • in the irst
correct answer we will send . a gold
watch, either lady's' or gents'.
With your answer write your ;tame
and address plainly and send 25c. for
cost of mai in,g watch. Get busy :,ncl
answer to -day.,. Address all answers
plainly to Box 25, Dashwood.
The prize winners' name and date
answer was received, will be published
at close of content.
Cedar Posts 'for
Sale
We have ,this year the finest stock
of POSTS we have ever had, having
nothing less than 6 inch at the small
end, . G. E. HICKS,.
Centralia
Exeter North
Store
HAVING • PURCHASED
EXETER NORTH STORE (HAY P.
0. IN CONNECTION) I wish to say
that I carry a fine stock of FRESH
Groceries and
Dry Goods
Anc' EVERYTHING that can be
had in a GENERAL STORE; Also
3 kinds of FLOUR and Cured Meat,
Sausage, Etc., Etc,
Give me a call for your next order
H. Bierling
MERCHANT, • HAY P.O.
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the choicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee and ' every-
thing in the grocery line.
Call and see us A trial
as to quality will convin-
ce.
P roduce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
-Opposite Electric light Plant
ew Tailor
Shop
Having leased the premise.,sowned by Mr Beaver on
Main Street Tjlave decided to open out a tailoringestablish-
ment here and am prepared to do all .kinds of tailoring in
thelatest styles of the art, both in Ladies and Gentlemen's
wear, I have had long „experience in the business and
guarantee to Five satisfaction in all my work,
We solicit your patronage and if once -a cwtomer a?�
ways a customer.
.THOS•
change of
Business
Having purchased the Jewelry Ciusiness. of Mr.
A. Marchand we world ask a continuance of the
patronage accorded our predecessor and if .T•avored
with sameyour'wants will have our best attention.
It will be our endeavor to keep our stock up to
where it will appeal to all classes of customers and
our aim will be to give" erfect satisfaction in all
�, .p
lines.
A. Call Solicited
REPAIRING
Special attention paid to repairing of all kinds
Lawson& Trick
Successors to A: Marchand
Telephone Office
NOTICE
•
All persons having acoounts with
me prior to 1914 wil please call and
settle at once as they are past due.
R. N. ROCUE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER ONTARIO
Choice Seed
Peas
Only limited quant-
ity
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
T: )3 CARLING
Lite, Fire, Accid ,lit and Plate Glass
Insurance, Collecting accounts, and con-
ducting auotion sales. — Exeter, Ont.
SudscriDe For Ttie Ad�ocale
1
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Your Spring Outfit
Here Waiting For
You
NEW SPRING HATS, DRESSES, SUITS, COATS AND ANY-
THING 'YOU MAY WANT TO FIX UP FOR SPRING.
OUR NEW SPRING COATS AND
.SUITS
Are selling well. They are ail
exclusive tin Style and Cloth. Every
garment man tailored in the latest
styles
MILLINERY
Don't forget our magnificent show
ing of stylish hats. A different , hat
for everyone:
WASH GOODS
Alt Colors of Plain: and Fancy
Crepes, Ratiues,. Linens, Vestings;
G.alateas, Bedford Cords, etc.
MEN'S AND BOYS'. SUITS
Ouir New Spring Suits. for Men
anti Boys are all in, They are right
up-to-the'emiaaute in every detail -
'Style Fit, end Cloth'.
They are sure to please ' you,
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Rouseclearsing•.Ss•shiere -and: • ; you 0'
will find its Headquarters fora all
kine! of .Rugs, Curtains; Linoleums,
Plias .and. Mattings:, A big ass-
ortmcttt to choosey from,
'TONES &.. MAY
ing
IIead �g iiarters fol' the celebrated �. E, � $ a.nl`r.,ud (., ]r =th