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Ell; PER •A11i 'KATE, TRUEV•1J.A.Y ITITATE a MIS
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LOCAL DOINGS,
The Central Hotel has been bright-
ened up by ;i fresh coat of paint,
Dr Roulston is one of the pur-
chasers of the new 1916 Overlands,
If you. have anything to sell .ry
an advertisement in The Advocate,
It never fails to, pay.
Miss Lillian Boyle has taken a pos-
20 21 roost as clerk in the Post, office, ;hiss
$ 2 Jewell having resigned.
30 00 A two -cent post card is to be is-
28 00 sued We expect it will be followed
2,7 Q4 by, a three -cent stamp.
Opportunity is usually a little bash-
ful around the young man who is a-
fraid to do more than he is ;laid for.
The Government Inspector of Elec-
tric light plants was in town' inspect-
ing' this plant and the meters in use,
Rev. Powell of Clinton will occupy
the James Street pulpit on Sunday
morning 'next, and the :,\fain Street
pulpit in the evening.
The Advocate has a complete line
oe wedding stationery which we can
prise in the latest style. Your order
will receive prompt attention.
The first dose of oil was put en
Main Street on Friday and Saturday.
It sura makes a beautiful mess .fat a
while until it gets soated in.
The business places of St. Marys
will close at 12.30 noon on all Wed-
nesdays during the latter half of
June and all of July and; August.
Bankers are urging that war stamps
be pleced on cheques on the printed
part oa the the ue, rather than where
the name, date or amount ,is to be
written
The law says :--"If the owners of
geese or other poultry refuse or ne-
glect to prevent the same fromi tres-
passing on his neighbor's premises af-
ter a notice in writing has been sery-
et1 uper bin of their trespass he shall
incur a penalty not exceeding $10,"
\lost people in town now have their
hen', penned up. A few still permit
then to trespass. The law now is
explicit in the matter.
Mt R. Phillips. Aa In C. 11 :n-
nources the results of the Theory ex-
aminations in connection with the
Royal Academy of Music, England,
A9:' the five pupils who entered, were
successful the names being as fol-
lows :—Mise, Anna iiI. Allison, :'Hiss
Olyr t E Morgan and Miss Verna
Whitlock all of Thames Road; Miss
Annie L. Elford, Elimville and Miss
Stell:: Southcott, Exeter, The re-
sults ot the Practical exams, are ex-
pected in about a week and will be
anneuncea immediately.
Of the death of the late Norman
W Creech in Brantford last week
the papers of that city paid touch-
ing, ,tribute to his worth. Title Cour-
ier said, "In all the relations' of his
life he was of the best type of ' it-
iaenship kindly, considerate, and a
man among men. Rarely has such a
wealth of floral tributes been offer-
ed in this city, and frond all parts, all
peopl: and of all descriptions, the
tokens of esteem poured ;oto the
residence in overwhelming •profusion,
a just tribute to the memory et the
deceased " "In a touching eulogy
to the departed, the Brant Avenue
pastor spoke of the four . great
spheree of Mr. Creech's life— his
church his home, his business end
hie sport. Between these four his
life: which had been an example ,tf
rectitude, had been divided. He grad
stood for the upbuilding of good,
clean manly sport. A magnificent
man• he was the soul of honor." The
Expositor said, "The late Mr.Creech
had become one of the most popular
of the young business men. He was
secretary of the Brandon Sho Com-
pany and a clever young financier,
giving freely of his talents in .his
sphere -as financial secretary of Brant
Avenue Methodist Church. Largely
througl•: his efforts and his abilities
the finances of the church had,?seen
put it splendid condition,"
HEAVY FROST.—The heavy frost
of Wednesday night ofelast week was
general and broke May weather re-
cords for many years. One of our
residents reports ice on a tub • of
ovate' was over a quarter of an inch
:thick. The early garden stuff has
beer badly damaged, even that that
was protected by coverings was more
or less nipped. Beans, early potatoes,
grapes strawberries and fruit lave
suffered much damage. The grain,
in this section,• however, suffered very
little.
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I � ar .n has received.t aril
R I Dti
that .Mi'. $on_ & Mr. Eli, Cosh , of
Montreal a former resident ofExet-
hu been wounded in France, but
is non -doing nicely in • an. English
hospital
AIrs John Mallett and children s s-
itett yesterday with Mr. Mallett,who
wen among the injured in the u t e ck
nee liderto•n Saturday.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.,A two
story new brick dwelling on Main
Street wets situated and convenient.
Good stable. For sale or to rent.
Terms reasonable. Apply to A. Has--
sings
as-Ings agent, Exeter.
P ASTL'R AGE TO LET.—The un-
dersigned will take in fifteen head of
5 neriinge. nr 2 -gear old cattle on
gr°s: cr the whale summer, There
ori the premises a never failing
spin, of good water. Apply to S,
flit. hell, R. R. No. 3, Zurich P, O.
Parkhill celebrates July 1st
Parade, Baseball, Motor cycle,
and horse racing, Concert in
evening. Something doing
every minute.
RECITAL.—On Monday evening,
.yai Rtit, a Piano Recital will bat giv-
en in the Exeter Opera House, by
the pupils of Miss Gladys Bissett,. A.
W, t „ assisted by Miss Shaw,
Soprano pupil of Mr. Meek, late of
Grant, Opera, and Miss Neuubury,
reader. post -graduate Emerson school
of Oratory Boston, Mass. Admis-
sion 25 cents.
Hk GRADE 46294
Hygrede 46294, . beautiful bay
Trott ni: Stcllion, will stand for ser-
%ce on the premises of the under-
signed Lot 5, Con, 2, Stephen.
Fiygradc. 46294, was sired by Hen-
ry Winters. 2.101t; Dam, Miss Del -
march. 2.14?,l, half sister to Ace, 2,051
O sire Ed Winter, 2.08, own brother
to Hawthorne, 2.06?,. Winner in. 1903
o' the $20,000 Bonner Memorial Stake
which was the largest sum. ever offer-
ed for a trotting race, and never been
equalled up to that date.. Sire of Al-
len Winter 2,006?.; winner of the
$56,00e American Trotting Derby,1908
and tater sold for $50,000. Miss Win-
ter 2.22'i • Henry Winter, 2.10M, and
other fast ones, all trotters.
G dam. Charming Bunker,. Z.103j;
Sin o dam, Delmarch. 2.11?.1. Darn
o•' M:a, D lmarch had S better than
2.30.
Seiviee fee S1°'' payable Jan.1,1916
W. R. ELIOTT.
NEW FLOUR & FEED STORE.—
I desire to announce that I have op-
ener. a Flour and Feed Store in F.
Wood's Old Stand, opposite Post
Office and will keep a full supply of
the best grades of flours and feeds.
I solicit your patronage.
SIDNEY DAVIS
F. W. HODGSON
CARPENTER AND BlfIbInER
Plane furnished; estimates given
free or' all classes of buildings
PERRY F. DOUPE
Licensed Auctioneer. Live Stock
Sale: a Specialty. Terms moderate.
Orders left at The Advocate Office
promptly attended to. Phone 116.
Kirkton Address, Kirkton P. O.
• Auto For Hire
FAMILY OR PLEASURE PARTIES
A SPECIALTY
PHONE NO. 80.
GOVERNMENT CHAUFFEUR
NO. 2724,
Deer Lodge Park
BAYFIELD, LAKE HURON
Summer Cottages furnished. Wide
verandas Splendid Beach. Howling
Tennis. Ice and Boat free.
Apply GEORGE ROWNTREE
London.
Free of Charge
I am prepared to vaccinate all colts
•gains' Rheumatism, Septic or Arth-
ritis and Diseases following Septic in-
sectior, in foals, if notified within, 48
hours FREE OF CHARGE. This
Vaccine is not an experiment, but has
been in use for four seasons.
DR I -I A. ECKERT, Crediton,
Phone t36.
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Court of Revision
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOTICE is hereby given that a
Come of''Revvsion of the Assessment
Roll of .the Village of Exeter will
hold its first nreleting in thel Council
Chambers Exeter, on Friday, June 11,
1915 at 7 o'clock p, m•
T. B. CARLING,
Exeter, May 25,' 1915 Clerk
TOBACCO FOR THE BOYS ON
THE FIRING LINE.—The men of
itown started out this week to do•
something for the boys on the firing
line by subscribing to a fund with] a
view, to assisting in the worthy work
of supplying the brave soldiers with
tobacco Nobody declined to give
but it ana1v,be possible that many have
no yet been called on, or ,were over-
looked through absence or for some
other reason. Do not let yourself
be ,overlooked in this cause. Hear
what a doctor at the front says, "It
was terrible to hear them crying for
tobacco. It was wonderful, 'too to
see- them- sorely wounded and surifer=
ine 'the most terrible agony, Yet
ealml' smoking, even under the try-
ingcircumstance of having lost their
legs ar arms," The grandest page
in the hostory of Canadat ie being
written by the ,:Brave bays alt the,
front,- It is not done, however, •with-
ou .. great pain and suffering, ,and can
we' refuse them the measure of com-
fort and releef to be obtainedt from
the soothing. tobacco. Hunt up the
subscription list and do your share.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
"bedwetting. There is a coestitutianal
cause for this trouble, Mrs. H Sum-
mers::Box W;, 840, Windsor, Drat.,
wil•,l'Sersd free to any mother her suc-
,cediful home •treatment with eat in-
sli actions Send -'no money but write
heir, ytStn day; if,µ:yapur children (rouble
,yese in .this way. Don't blame. the,
ehild•-'the chances are it can't nelp it.
This treatment . also cures adults •;,nil
age,\ people troubled with urine dif-
ficulties byday or night.
Galt became a city on • June 1st.
Mr. A Moore is preparing to Open
his grocery bmsiniess in the• building
occupied by Sandy, Bawcten.
The London Methodist "Conference
is meeting this week in St. Marys,"
and the resident ministers are in; at-
tendance
Mrs. George Sutherland of St,
Marys will sing at the evening, service
in James Street Church on Sunday
evening next,
Mr Wm, Blair was kicked in 'he
chest by a horse on Monday, but
Iuckil no bones were broken, and he
wit recover front the shock in a'few
days.
We are pleased to state that Jean-
ette the little - daughter of Mr. end
Mrs S A. 'Poplestone, who has been
quite seriously ill, is improving,
Blyth Standard;
far'kbat celebrates July 1st
Parade, Baseball, Motor cycle,
and horse racing. Concert in
evening. k-,onletlllug doing
every minute,
Miss Venetta V. Johnston was the
happy recipient of many useful itrt-t
Mee of Monday night last, `the, occas-
ion being the gathering of about thir-
ty ei her young friends, who present-
ed hen with a kitchen shower, prior
to her marriage. A very pleasant ev-
ening wen. spent.
Mrs ;Win. Dearing, Elizabeth St,,
suftereu a. stroke of apoplexy .some-
time on Monday afternoon at her
home and was found unconscious by
her daughter Miss Charlotte, ifter
five o'clock, She has remained in
that condition ever since, and as she
is seventy-eight years of
age, her
recovery in very doubtful,
Fullerton put it all over the local'.
baseball team on Friday night on the
Exeter diamond,' the score ueing 14
to. 3 as far as they; can remember.
It is claianed there is nothing; to he
a,'i i except that they were in' differ -
ant classes but it must tb4 under-
stood that this was the first game of
the season, and better things are
expected
LADIES—A meeting of the ladies
is called ;for this Thursday evening
at 7,3t' in the Library to re -organize
the Bowling Club, All interested are
regi;eseed to attend.
WEDDED, --A quiet wedding took
msec at eight o'clock in the morning
of 'iii ediesday, June 2nd, at the fames
Street parsonage, when Rev, McAl-
ister united in wedlock Mr. Albert M,
Bernick . son of ,\Ir. and Mrs. William
Kernick of Usborne, to Miss Venetta
V. daughter of Mrs. S. Johnston of
Exeter The ceremony over, the
younzf couple left on the morn-
ing train on a short trip W "Toronto,
afte: which they will reside on the
groom's fine ferns on the Thames
Road. The Advocate joins 'the many
friends in extending to Mr. and Mrs.
Kernick congratulations and 'best
wishes
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Mas
—Alas Down is visiting in Stediarys.
Lloyd Rivers is home for His holi-
days
Mrs Oreille Southcott is 'n Lon-
don this week.
Staple\ Fisher of London was in
town on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sweet, milliner, is .some
front Tillsonburg.
Messrs. G. Bedford and W. Smith
were in London Tuesday.
Sires Minnie Wynn is very ill with
but little hope or recovery,
eiis', Evelyn Gill is a guest at the
holm at Mr. Te B. Carling.
Mr Harry Carling of Brantford is
home for two weeks' holidays.
Mrs Fear is visiting here this creek
with her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Howey
Dr, Burdon and family of London
span' Sunday at Alt. J. A, Stewart's,
Mr. Laurc Watson left this week
far Ridgeway to accept a position as
druggist
Mrs. A. Marchand of Waterloo,v-is-
itee with friends here this week, the
goes' of Mrs. A Downy
Mr and Airs. Samuel Martin, Miss
Lulu and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. Mar-
tin were in Wroxeter .on Sunday,'
Mrs .John Snell, who has been, vis-
iting relatives and friends in the west
for several months, returned to her
home here last week
AIt, and Mrs.. Percy Mollard of
Stepher attended the funeral last
week ot their aunt, Mrs. Isaac 'viol -
lard, who died on Tuesday, June, 25.'
Mr Uri Cunningham of Camrose,
Alta. is visiting relatives in this
neighborhood. Just now he is„ the
gues' of his sister, Mrs. ,Yager„ here.
Mrs Geo, Russell and child who
have been visiting with the former's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. San-
ders, 'left Friday last for their home
in Big Valley, Alta.
1Ir. Nelson Hill, who has b}e,e,n re-
cuperating at his Koine here for sev-
eral weeks left Wednesday week for
St Thomas, where he will resume
his dude in the Bank of Commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gardiner and
Mr Russell Scott of Cromarty went
on the Honr;eseekers' Excursion to
Edmonton and Miss McKinnon of Rats
seidale, has gone to Grenfell, Sask.
Mrs John McMahon and Mrs. Tohn
Rowe of Hay, left last week to visit
in the Wust, .'Mrs. Wes. Stone, and
daaughter,•after, i visit here, aceempan
ied them to rth,eir home near Saska-
toon.
Dr H. R. Bright and family 'Tues-
day left for Toronto to reside. rile
doctor is to be engaged in', work at
the Univerett * for some time. Exeter
people regret'their leaving but wish
then, every success. -
Huron” countye Connell is in session
at Goderich"''this week, and Reeve .J.
W, Taylor of Exeter, Reeve Fred.
Ell'erington of Usborne, Reeve W. R'
Elliott and Deputy -Reeve Love of
Stephen are'*. attendance
Mr W. R `Davis, the veteran and
genua' editor of, the Mitchell Advoc-
ate gave The. •Advocate a pleasant
call Monday;' He motored over with
Mr..:Mayr and "paid, a,,shart ,visit with
Batu, hter d 'slay
'Mrs :"s y
„Dr and' Mrs ' eilemaurn, ;who `were
injured in an automrobile aceident'here
Iasi week ,sustaining • painfuln sseies
and were confined to their bed(' af'
the Central Hotel,. were 'sufficiently,:
recovered on Saturday as to bet able
to leave for their home in Goderich,
OLDER BUT STRONGER.
To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of Huddle life we too often forget ("
that neglected colds, or careless treat-
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger 'when older, keep yam'
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength -building and blood -nourishing
properties of,Scott's Emulsion which is a
food, a tonic and a medicine' to. keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and
avoid sickness. At any drug store.
Scott& Bowne, Toronto, Out.
Soldiers
who are being invalided
home to Canada front the front are
eligible for pensions from the day, of
their return and steps are being 'taken
to place them promptly on the list on
the lines of the recent order -in -coun-
cil, The government has also under
consideration arrangements whereby
soldiers incapacitated from working at
their former occupations, will be train-
ed a' a trade suited to their present
physics' capabilities.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,
asmereurywin surely destroy the sense et m01 41'3(1
completely derange the whole system when entering
it through the mucous surfaces. Sucharticlesehould
never be used except on prescriptions from repute•
bre phy sicians, as the damage they will do is ten -told
to the good you can possibly deriye from them.
Hall's CatarritCure, manufactured by F. a', Cheney
&Co., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, ti •d• tl•
ac iib tree a on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. in buying Itall'a Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine, It la taken inter-
nally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F, J. CHHENET
s CO. Testiuioui..is tree.
Sold by all Druggists, Price 775e. per bottle.
Take Hall's Faintly Pill: for constiliattomt
The Second Degree 'ream of the
Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows.motor"`-
ec". to Seaforth on Thursday last and
conferred the Second degree on a
number of candidates. Oddfellows
were present from several other
neighboring towns and a profitable
time was spent.
"The Glittering Lure" is she title
given by Bonnycastle Dale to a story
of before -the -season fishing in the
openins pages of June Rod and Gun
which is published at. Woodstock, by
W J. Taylor Limited, "Three -Swe-
des there were" "Honest Weight'
"Sport in and around the Rockies' &
"Ccrefree Days in Newfoundland"
are other interesting stories,
WE'LL SEND THE FIRST
few doses of Gin Pills to you
free—if you have any Kidney
or Bladder Trouble. After you
see how good they are—get
the 50c. size at your dealer's.
National Drug & Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited Toronto
FIELD
Seeds for Sale
We have a carefully selected Stock
a FIELD SEEDS for Sale at
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
Our stock of Corn is of the best
known varieties and Germination is.
Guaranteed.
We have the following kinds :—
IMPROVED EARLY BUTLER
IMPROVED BAILEY
WHITE CAP
EARLY LEEMING
MaMMOUTH EARLY CUBAN
WISCONSIN No. 7
LONGFELLOW FLINT KING
PHILLIP FLINT
In root seeds we have a large col-
lectioc of
MANGOLDS,
TURNIPS,
CARROTS
SUGAR BEETS•
ETC..
Also Seed Beans, Millet, Sorghum,
Timothy and Clover
A CALL SOLICITED.
C. Zwicker
GENERAL MERCHANT
CREDITON, ONT.
House Cleaning
Time
Make house rleening`.ahy by buy-
ing!. Dou,Fhtie .Vee. Cleaner ftom us.
It will clean yourrug. rind carpet bet-
ter than beating them and with much
less labor.` Then get a bottle of Sun-
ny
un
ny`Polish to clesti your f"ri,iture; and
if you,see you need any new furniture,
we have a good stock t{i ahoogie,ttrgme:u
t.
Emb l e t
am rT; c.
Phone . 20a.
The 1916.Model
OVERLAND
will be out on the 15th of May
Big reduction in prices. Wait and see the new Model
which is the most.up-to-date they ever built.
Wes. Snell
Dealer
Exeter
Fishermen should remember that
the bass season does not open, until
June
15 and should b v<x
i of hook-
ing
oo =bg
and keeping the bass beauties un-
til that date".
genuine
Tea
storeoffee D. L. so,. W.
Scrailton Coal
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.
Agents For
British Americ-
Produce taken in exchange an Oil CO.
Jas. Gould' DM, Rowe, & Wood
,.
Opposite Electric light Plant
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 82
Men's and Boys'
Clothing
Our buyer has just returned from a big purchas- .
ing trip of Men's and Boys' suits and odd pants. Most
people are aware that the prices of woolens are going
up more than anything else and in order to protect
our customers and ourselves we have made one gig-
antic buy, for the reason we do not know when we
will be able -to make another.
Our Assortment Includes
800 Men's Suits
Every garment all wool and in all the best colors
Navys, Black, Greys, Browns, Nifty Checks, Pin Stripes
&c. These suits are all Sovereign Brand and Bench -
made and we invite you to come, in now while cloth-
ing can be had at the old prices.
300 Boys' Suits
in all the latest colors and at very low cost; get your
Boy's suit now while prices are right.
200 Pair Men's Odd Pants
Good English worsteds at $2,00 to $3.00 per pair.
•
Men's Scotch Raincoats ,
We still have on hand' a full , assortment: of the.
famous Arthurs' Brand in all sizes, a coat which we
guarantee to keep out bhe Rain:
Men's Felt Harts and Straws
Ask to see our new Soft Felt Hatjust opened up
this. week. Also nice line of Straw Sailors and Pan-
auras.
SONES & MA
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