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Part'swishingto have
their lawns,
earde,as and Premises, kept 7n order for
the season, or otherwise, can be ac-
commodated by leaving an order at
The Advocate Office Price reasonable
BOARDERS WANTED,—Mrs. Lane
Milian. Street, Exeter.
MISS J. J. ALLAN, Eye Sight
Specialist will ,be at the Central
Rotel Exeter; Saturday, May 16th,
One day only.
Remember the OIL STOVE DE-
MONSTRATION at Heaman's Hard-
ware, Friday, May 8th. Lunch will be
served.
' FOR SALE
A second-hand wood range with-
out crack or flaw, cheap, Apply at
this office.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Twc storey brick house on '�Iaxz
Street. Exeter; M. good state of re -
Pair. Two lots of land. Good staoie
Number' ref fruit trees. Choice .prop-
erty Apply to Mrs. Wm. Cudmore ••
an the premises.
FOR SALE. I
T H McCallum offers for sale his 1
house and three lots. A nice honie i
at a reasonable price. For aiorma-
tior apply to Mrs. G. Brooks, ;Text
door or Thomas Cameron, Auctioneer 1
Have you paid for your Advocate
for 1914? If not, why not?
FOR SALE—In. Clandeboye, brick
house, orchard, stables and 15 acres
land Apply W. A, Jones, 206 Percy
Street Ottawa.
DRIVER FOR SALE. --Gana, luiet
farmer's driver, coming six years old
Apple to A. S. Deavitt, Exeter.
Ansco
Buster Brown Camera $2.00
No, 2 A. Buster Brown Camera $3.00
Folding Buster Brown $6,$8, & $10
,A few 1913 models, used during the
season at half police.—A5 good as new.
Roll Films—that fit any camera.
Try them. You can make better
pictures with greater certainty, by
using ANSCO Films. Far sale. by
J. SENIOR
FOR SALE
House and Lot on Carling Street
and vacant lot on Simcoe Street. 1.j4
storey brick house on Carling Street
containing 8 rooms, parlor, dining
room, kitchen and pantry, 3 bed-
rooms up -stairs, 1below ; hard and
soft water; frame barn,; a number of
fruit trees, a very desirable property
being nicely situated; very suitable
for a retired farmer. For terms ap-
ply to J. W. Taylor, or B. S. Phillips
electioneer, Exeter, Ont.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at
the Advocate Office. Nowitness re-
quired and strictly confidental
. ItOD and GUN for May,, is an inter-
esting number to Sportsmen. Write to
W, J. Tayiar, Limited, Publisher, of
Woodstock, and subscribe.
c�au�e nI slio
Owing ing to a property deal
my Harness Shop is now locat-
ed on the corner of stain and
James Streets opposite Cen-
tral Hotel,
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LOCAL DOINfx , '
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Miss Ella Baer has taken a 1)9sitime
with Messrs. Lawson & Trick as
phone operltor.
Rev. T. H. Few, BA, of Blyth,
will preach missionary sermon$ in the
Trivia Memorial Church on Sunday
next. % ..
Gleaazrnb yards, making gardens ;:nd
plating flower .seeds have kept many
of the citizens very btesy engaged this
Week.
Several auto loads of Oddfel,lows
went to Lecan Sunday .to :join the
brethren, of that and other villages in
a church service. •
Mr.George G z�,e Caw and of Usborne lost
hi, stallion by death last week, ''le
has since purea asecl another ;rom:lir,
liossip of St. Marys;
The Pain -King Man will canvas
Stepheaa, Township this week, sand• he
hopes the customerswill be , ready:
to meet him end secure a supply of
his valuable remedy,` .
A heavy thunder; lightning and'
rain storax; prevailed here Monday
evenstg A few bricks were knock-
ed off the grist ;;till smoke stack, but
no other damage was reported,
The 100 -acre farm of the'late
George Reek ea the township of Us-
bo,rne has been purchased by Mr. Al-
fred Coates; while Mr. John Thomp-
son has bought the 50 acres. south.
Thr funeral of the late James
Whyte took place to the Exeter cem-
etery art Thursday and was largely
attended .Hensall and Exeter Odd -
Dr E. ' H. Campbell Of Toroato is
is present asststing Dr. Raulston in
his ; dental practice,
The heal y rains of ' Monday ,nd
Tuesday have delayed the :farmers in
completin,s their seeding.
!17s•. W, J. Beer has, moved into his
new harness situp opposite the Cen-
tral Hotel. It ere
an ideal place and
makes an excellent shop,
WC regret to hear that Mr. John
Colzvill suffered a second stroke of
paralysis oat, Tuesday and is noweon-
fitted te, .his bed, He wake some bat-
ter on' Wednesday...
In .'lnr:nghani . ,since the hotels lost:
theyx licenses one has closed, two, it
is statedeare about to close, and two,
the Queens and Brunswick- will , t e-
mnbt as temperance haiuses.
At the regular greeting c . the South
Huron Ministerial Association on i11on_.
dav, the ., urgent need of reform in
Canada's Tanking system was discuss-
ed It was cleaned that the hanks
were charging "too large and paying
too. little 'interest. It would : appear
that the -difference between seven eer
cent And three per cent. makes the
fact glaringly self-evident,
"Home Rule would be a benefit to
Irelend and the Br ,fish People" tailed
to be proven: in thedebate at the
James Street League on Tuesdayev-
ening although the affirmative taken.
by T Chittick and Chester Hervey
put up a good argument in its Savor,
The negative was taken by Leon
Treble, and jos. Davis, Jr., who had
gathered a .mass of evidence. against
Home, Rule. The debate was her-
oughly enjoyed by all psxesent.
All ladies 4ho have not previously
fellows took chance of the service at had* the opportunity to see a demon -
the grave stration of cooking on the • New ?er-
Don't larger the date of the Exeter fectioa Wick Blue Flame Oil Nook
y
should makeapoints
Stove sh t 1 it to else
District Convention W. M. S. to be esr. W. 3 Heamaxt's storat Exeter
held at Rattan Wednesday, May 13. o, t' ltriday, May 8th, when a Exeter
-
There will be three sessions ommen- stratior w ill be
casts at 9.45 a.m., 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. > ' given, and see . or
themselves the many adtanta es ';thin
Every body welcome, this has over the old way. Cooking,
The adoturned vestry meeting of bilking and Toasting can be •Ione
Tuivitt lefemorial Church will be held l quickly and perfectly the seine :is cn
in the School Hall, Friday evening,' a gas range and the Perfection way
May 8th when the auditor's report i neves. disappoints. No ashes, no bla:k
wit, be received and other unfinished I Leading no smoke, no odor, and a cool
eus'kiess transacted. f kitchen. to work in. Refreshments will
.It is naw stated that in the -erns- b.° cooked in the New Perfection.
tributiort for the Dominion House' Stove and served at the demonstration
North Middlesex will disappear, they No lady should miss it.
township of BidduIph going 'oto the --- East and the rest of the riding into PROF. DUXBURY,
into. the West riding, The citizens of Exeter and vicinity
Accounts overdue more than sixhay a rare e treat in store for than
years are outlawed, unless a payurerit Tuesday evening, May 12th, n )amen
has been made, ou- an acknowledge Street Methodist Church. On that
meat of the indebtedness given with-• - Manchester
•
5n the past six years. There has been
no, recent change in the law as to the
time wher_ an account becomes t ut-
lawed.
For Saturday"knext to re-
duce our Stoek, •t '�'
We will give a special. opportunity
to secure a 25 per cent. discount, on
on our entire stock cf Trunks,
Valises, Suit Cases and
Rugs.
We thank you forpast patronage
and announce that.we are in a better
position than ever to supply all de-
mands for harness, repairs, etc.
W. J. Beer
Fresli-Fisli
All kinds of fresh and salt
fish in season.
Bacons, smoked rolls, cook-
ed ham, sausage, bologna and
German sausage, .
Up to -date stock of fresh
,groceries.
produce taken as cash
G. R. Bedfords:.
The Exeter Curling Club wound up
the season on Thursday evening last
by a business and . social evening at
the home of the president, Thos. H.
Newell ,..The financial report showed
the club free from . indebtedness. Sev-
eral impromptu addresses were made
and a number of new members sn
roiled.
It has been .announced that ;he
London' Methodist Conference win
meet in. Sarnia on June 3rd. Rev. W.,
G. H. McAlister, who is now Presi-
England' will use his marvellous pew-
ers in the interpretation . of literature,
sacreo and secular. Those who `lave
heard him :declare he is unexcelled,
The trustee board of James Street
learning that Dustbin -sr was in New
York or, a holiday and available . for
an. evening immediately secured lam
for the evening of the lath. To give
all an opportunity to be present the
adrnissio,' fee hasbeen set et Sc.
children 15c.
Rev. Collins is in Clinton this week'
Mrs Egan visited in Landow lest
week.
alas Frank Raok is in St. Thomas
dent will likely be succeeded by Rev. this week.
George N. Hazen of Wellington Street Miss Hardy was up from London
church London. The whole program over Sunday. ,
for the Conference has already been ' Ler Blatchford has, gone to Mt,
mapped aur. The usual railway rates Forest to work.
have been secured. Mr. Trick of Clinton visited Errs.
Sister Dead.—The death took place Samweil last week.
at Ailsa Craig on May 4th of Mrs. Mr. L. H..Di cksosi was in Detroit
Josiah Pedler at the age of 75 years ot business last week.
Deceased had been ill for several asfn-. and Mrs. Beebe and children vis
months and her demise was not un- iter' . with Mrs. Prior.
expected Her `husband predeceased Mr: P. Gardkaer of Blyth was in
her several years. Three brothers tawa part of last week.
survive,—Jahn, Gill of Exeter, .tnd Jos.I Mr Robert Leathorn, of London is
and Edward Gill of . Grand :Serpi.' ae town for a few days.
The funeral takes place at Ailsa Mr. 3' D. Atkinson was down from
Craig or Thursday afternoon. I Chas n on Andrews Thursday
last.
Pontiac Mich:
go to ,
troops will,n
to
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came in khaki uniforms this year is visiting ,at Mr. J
This masks the passing away of the Jeer and Mrs. P. Bowden and 'efrs,.F
the annual training camps. ehe oast Dr. Cowanof London spent a day
various uniforms which use to
mark d B wde,n were En Lucan Sunday.
it was here a red coat, there an arta- with ol•d friends here last week..
leryman in blue with red stripes, the L A Lacey of the Canada Life head
cavalry in blue with white or yellow office was in town on Thursday..
stupes the engineerf in scarlet coats ha James Walters left last weak
with flush trimmings, and so on, to spend a short time at the Soo.
This is to be all hanged and the Mrs Albert Ford and daughter Miss
corps will go into camp.. in the khaki Gladys visited in. Landon last week.
uniforms only, Mrs. Raymond of Detroit was the:
guest of Mrs, W. S. Howey last ,week:
The proprietors of a newspaper in Messrs. W. 0. Sanders and C..• H.
Siam have distributed the fallowing Sanders were in London Friday ;on
notice: '"The news of English :re business.
tell the latest, write on perfe a1y Rev. Redmond of Toronto visited
style. and mast earlier. Do a mur r over Sunday with hiss sister, Mrs. Jam
commit we hear of it and tell it. Dc D'gxian.
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Net other hair
toilie or restore-
tiye is as effec-
tive or satisfactory as
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It restores utaturral odlor
to grey or faded hair. Pre•
vents dandruff, stops falling.
hair�
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grzp the qn reeolpe of 250. and your
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SO1:,D AND RECOMMENDED BY
W, S. HOWEY, DRUGGIST
EXETER, ONTARIO,
When. a gram begins to. pay , ° as
much attention to a dime as he ,'or -
mealy . did to a, dollar its a sign he
is getting ,rich.
SMALL PEACH CROP.• -•Reports
from various sections of the Niagua
district are confirming- the fears ex-
pressed several ' weeks ago that the
peach crop this year, ori account of
the mild December, followed by the
,unusually cold spell during January
and February, : will be decidedly small.
One Grantham grower maintains that
the most of the peaches this year will
be •grown at the tops of the trees.
1'. B CARLING
Lite, Fire, Aceldr ut .tnd Plate. Glass
usurartce, Collecting accounts, and con-
ruoting-auct',00 sales. Exeter. Ont.
Swifts Fertilizers
are always in the lead. ,It pays* to
use them.. E. L. Triebnter, Agent, at
Exeter will give as a prizeat the
Exeter Fall • Fair 500 lbs. of Swift's
high grade Potato Special fertilizes
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.
-a naightr•i chief die, we publish rt, snd Mr Jas Sanders left Tuesday .for
in borders of sombre: Staff gas . ach the Nest where he will remain for the
one been college and 'write like the. summer.
Rippling and the Dickens. We cin- Mrs Clareace Smith al Sault Ste.
cle every town and extortionate not Marie is visitiass her parents, Mr. and
for advertisements. Buy it." ivLrs John Snell. •
—o— Mrs Vroomaa is the guest of her
reading thedaily papers one
When: mother Mrs. George Anderson. :+Ir.
is struck by the number of old and
Vroomaza and Mr. Anderson are en
new lawn bowling clubsthat are be- air extended trap .through the United
ling organized. It would appear that States ,
this wholesome pastime is destined ------ b
to become more popular than.ever Collar of Revision
in Canada this season. It seems to
supply recreation with enough user.- ;
cise, but is not too strenuous, to suit TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
a large proportion of both sexes. Ex. ,_,,,_
eter enjoyed a very successful . sea- NOTICE is hereby given that a
son last year, and this year looks more Court of Revision of the Assessment
promising than ever, There are many Roll of the Township of Stephen, will
men in Easter, however, who do not hales its first meeting in the ',.own
bowl. nor' do they take part in any Hall, . Oreditoaz, ort Tuesday the 760other sport, and who would be the day of Kay, . A, D., 1914, at one
better for a few hours on. the green o'clock p m,
every week. Several new players' have HENRY EILBER,
already been. enrolled, but the club Township ::lerk
has a large ground and is open to Crediton May 5th, 1914.
receive many ,more members. About
May 24th the ground will be ;in good
shape and the game will, commence.
MISS 3, 3, ALLAN, Eye Sight
Specialist .,will be at the CerttraI
Hotel, Exeter, Saturday, May ' leth,
One day only.
HICKS' MAY FORECASTS, — A
reactionary storm period is ce)ttral or:
the JZth. 13th and 14th. 'It is einaost
.necessary to have' a good barometer
at this time to, indicate storm trondi-.
tions A barometer always indicates a
stores .,ti l,inie to 'avoid•it, - We will
have cool weather for a few days—
tars cool Lor e,ntire safety from frost
in. rortherti parts.
Tenders Wanted
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 THE
EXETER NORTH STORE (HAY P.
0. IIS CONNECTION) I wish to say
that I carry a fine . stock of FRESH
Sealed tenders will be received by;
the undersignedup to 1. p, ne an ,
Tuesday, :May 266, 1914 for the son-
struetian of four bridges, .10 to 18
feet. as length, built of concrete wings
and floors, with steel stringers dztd
railing. Plans and specifications ,.an
can, he seen at my office sifter
May 15th Tenders must be in block
sun; for the whole of the work, The
lowest oar any tender not necessarily
accepted. a
HENRY EILBER,
Groceries and
Dry Goods
Ant'' EVERYTHING that cavi 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
Lange of
Business
Having purchased the Jewelry Business of Mr,
A. Marchand we would ask a continuance of the
patronage accorded Qur:pxedecessoi and 'if' favolod
'with'same your giants -will 'have our best attention.
It will be our endeavor to keep our stock upto
where it Will appeal to all classes of customers and
our aim will be top. ive perfect satisfaction i11 all
�'
lines.
A Call Solicited
REPAIRING
'Special attention paid to repairing of all kinds
Lawson & Trick
Successors to A. Marchand
Telephone Office,
BUGGIES!!
The Famous Brockville
Canada Carriage 'Buggies
We have received a Carload of these buggies.
New styles, seat and tops, that will please you.
This is a particularly fine lot of buggies and we are
sure that you will be delighted with them: Call
'and look them over.
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„
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
Opposite Eleetric light Plant
NOTICE
Wes. Snell
Exeter, Ont
All per4onw Navin r ecoonnts n it h
rase prior to 1914 wit please call mid
settle et nnre as they are past due.
13.
ROC.UE
Undertaker nr>d i.ieelimt'
Embnl mer.
Phone 5lOa
Clerk TO. Steph,er,a, 'EXETER Ori rA1 1"G
Oreclitons P. 0,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
The New Tub
Goods
THE WARM BALMY DAYS ARE HERE . AND YOU WILL
WANT YOUR NEW -WASH DRESS WE HAVE A FINE SEL-
•ECTION OF REAL NEW GOODS SUITABLE FOR ALL WEAR
NEW CREPE
In Pale Blue, Cadet ' Blue,'
Navy, Pink, Cream, White,
Mauve, Grey and Figured, .
15c., 25c., 35c., and 50c. yd. •
LINENS AND BEDFORDS
Real good for this season
very serviceable—Blue, Tan,
White, Cream, Pink, Fancy,—
15c., 20c,, 25c,, to 50c. a yd,
NEW RATINE
All the rage. Colors of Blue
Tan Brawn, Plink .and Navy,
Nice for dresses or suits —25c.,
35c. 50c., •$.1,00 a yd.
GINGHA.MS & CHAMBRAYS
All. kinds Colors and Pat-
terns, Good Washers for lad-
ies or children's dresses.— Al-
ways good to wear,
Ladies' Coats
Suits
$.12 & $15 SUITS
Have you seen our New $12
let S15 Suits, They are
beauties - Different colors.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
House-cleaning is the order
of .the day. You will want
something new for your home
.—Nety ;Rugs, all kinds end
sizes, New Cuatairis, Blinds,
Curtain Muslin, Linoleums, &
Oilcloths, •
and
$.10 & $12 COATS
A nice showing of Spring
Coats at $10 and $12,.: No two
alike. `A11 sizes.
MEN'S and BOYS SUITS
All the New Spring Suits for
Men and Boys are here. They
are a real nifty bunch, The
Newest Cloths in. the very best
Patterns: Every suit tailored
' riight, up-to-date. Have a
look at ''them.,
JONES . & MAY.
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E.'Sant'ol d C1 tthiilg,