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that art. Each garment
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that air of individuality
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COMFORT - EASE - ELEGANCE
100 New Sritiugs to Hard
At Prices Away Dowtt
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
- Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
The I.O.F. Excursion to the Falls
will be the most popular of the season.
See large posters later.
Men's nein n,,,lle and (pun ,mesh un-
derwear, great Ialucs. Stewart's.
For Sale.
If you want a first class McLaughlin
or other make buggy see W. (1 Biss-
ett's. Also several plows will be sold
cheap. All brand new. Also two
second hand haggles.
Carpets and burgs, iae) s(' ck and great
value... Stewart's.
Girt% wanted.
T•v•• girls wanted -cook and general
help r. Good wages. Apply at Cent-
ral 1! ael, Exeter.
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Adto. ate office.
Tor sate
Wr• have on our list a choice store
prop••rty in Exeter for sale at a very
real amble figure. -Sanders & Creech.
Marriage I:il enses issued at the Ad-
aocate office.
.'',. ,,etlrio•l .slut./ in Ladies' white (m1-
br„iJ,ro,l silk anti lawn uaists,,•heal• ton.
Nita -ores.
Propers) For Sale.
We h•tve at present a handsome
piece of propart y consisting of fine two
surrey residence and two lots, with
Rand stable; all in first-class condition;
eont••niently situated; all modern int-
pm%••trent. Price is a snap. Call or
weir,. The Advocate Oflice.
1 a. eh„ir,, clean, rr-/mlesoec groceries
e�te,r 1rt'.s i.s the .%pot. lie'el/,.et/rx' e.rlre,
staid erd ;)ranulatrd sugar. take tie, (ghee
kind.
Dr. Oven% Cowing.
Dr. ()vete-, London, Eye and Ear
Surgeon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on May 31, from 9,:111 a,
m. to 1 :to p.m. Glasses properly- fitted
and di-e.e-r•. "f Eye, Ear and Nast'
treated.
Death of Mr' Rntt. Farmer
The. 1.11 'utust;lnces surrounding the
death 1.f ales. It Ihert F,rn-on of Sera.
fot eha w hall tock place at the home of
111x. 1' • •e. Madge of 1-sboi nc on Thurs-
day :Itt. indeed sad. Deceased was it
victim "f .ton. ,ch trouble and not en-
jayielg 14,1,11 Lean h she decided to pay
A vitt to alt. and Mrs. Madge in the
hope that the ch:tnge would improve
her condition. The change, however,
did leo seen) tee hate the de•.iredeffect,
the f. Ii iii -e Ise having obtained too
strong ,e hold and gt:adnally waning in
etreng1h A Ii°in .rrhage set in and she
sl ie,iiiil'ed rn its deadly effects. Tule
Ilece%ases! lad y was twice married. her
first h'ish„nd I Bing the late Jinn's
HhP1h1,•I,k••. tt h„ resided here for Many
year'•. she was 711 pelts of age and
was b caved .tn,I este11111d by all who
formed lie: it. li t:tint:ince. The funer-
al toe). plaet• '.tut•day t.• the Exeter
cerle•t.. t, NI,. F'ansl)n, typo has also Accident
been - .ging .et air. M:1,l.Z' ", is in very alt. Henry Guide' met with ,i pain-
pn.•t le ;th. hat .t1 plea at is un a fair fol accident on K'ednestlay of last
way to Iee.tal y. week and as a result has been off duty
since. He was engaged laying et new
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was using the back of an adze to force
the tongue and grooved lumber to.
gether when in some manner he made
a blow with the sharp part of the adze
towards him, the result being that it
glanced and came in contact with his
foot, cutting a large and painful gash.
The bus happened to be there at the
time when he was conveyed to his
+ home and the injury dressed.
Nir NT IW WV'
LOCAL1)OINGS.
IP',
Asasd Ak.ikint AkALAS' Awe
several E:xetirites attended the
meeting of a Cuban Fruit Company in
tthal) they are interested at l.ondun
Tuesday night.
Invitations are out to the wedding
of Miss \Villniott, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Stnith, London Road
South. to Mr. Walter M. I3atynhaul,
for June 5th.
GIANT TItIPLETS "Currency"
"Bobs" and "Stag" Chewing Tobac-
coes, in 1,ig plugs. (brainy always the
same.
Mr. James Sweet, sr., was laid tip
oyer Saturday and Sunday owing to
the effect of a tumble he had when en-
gaged in the over -60 -years race on the
24t h.
Pete Coleman bas been laid up for
the past week owing to an accident he
sustained in jumping off the water
cart. The bones of his foot were
spread and a painful injuty was the
result.
Clinton Sweet received a nasty
bruise and cut on his forehead on the
24th during the volunteers' skirmish
drill on the grounds, the end of a rifle
having struck him a violent blow. A
scar will likely result.
On Sunday morning the volunteers
of No. 0 Company, :%3rd Battalion,
beaded by the Exeter Band, marched
to the Trivitt Memorial church where
they listened to an eloquent sermon
delivered by the rector, Rev. D. W.
Collins.
London Conference cotun)enced in
Goderich this week and Revs. Going
and Fear are in attendance. They
will both be absent over Sunday,
when Mr. Colwill takes the former's
pulpit and Mr. Percy \Vestaway the
latter's.
The Town Clerk. Mr. Jos. Senior,
received a cheque for $50 last week
from Dr. J. A. Rollins of Raymond,
Alta., to be placed in the Cemetery
Perpetual Fund. The interest of
money in this fund is used for the care-
taking of the lots at the cemetery for
all time.
Mr. Fred Luxton of l sborne was
the unfortunate victim of a painful
accident last week. He was working
around the horses when one of them
kicked fiercely at him, striking him on
the leg and causing a nasty wound.
As a result he has since been compell-
ed to hobble around on crutches.
A joint meeting of the directors of
the Exeter Agricultural Society and
the sports committee is called for Fri-
day, May 31st, at 2 p. in., at the Cen-
tral Hotel. All those who have ac-
counts with the society or committee
will kindly band sante to the secretary,
R. N. Creech, previous to the meeting.
The anniversary of the Main street
Methodist League was held on Sunday
when the pastor, Hev. E. A. Fear.
preached an interesting sermon of two
parts. one in the morning and the
other in the evening. A pleasing fea-
ture was the singing of Mr, N. L.
Murch of Blyth, who sang solos both
morning and evening. His rendering
of "Dreatn of Paradise" and "The
Holy City" were in excellent voice.
The chtirc'l was decorated with beauti-
ful flowers. The collections were
large and will go toward the paying
for a piano for the League.
For Qurtlity and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs'
•'Stag" and "Currency" ('hewing 'To-
baccoes.
Niagara Fails Ezcursiou•
EverytrAdy will take in the excursion
to Niaga a Falls under the auspices of
the inde/l)endent Order Foresters on
Thursday June 21)th. Good for three
days The fare from Exeter will he
Large hills giving particulars
will by issued in a few days. This will
be the only Excursion to the Falls this
season.
Mickif Forca.t%for Julie
A Regular Storni Period extends
from the 2nd to the 7th. it is central
on the 1th, with the Moon on the cel-
estial equator on the 5th. The crisis
of this period will fall nn and next to
that date. it will be preceded by
marked rise of temperature, with
rapid and derided fall of the haronl-
eter, and the culmination will come in
sudden and severe thunder storms,
cloudbursts, hail, wind and possible
tornadoes.
Orc has 101.000
Judge Holt was ofllr•ially engaged
at the House of Refuge Thursday,
transferring property from inmates to
the county. About $1,(M) has so far
been handed over. An old elan from
Hensall, eighty•six years of age, who
was recently admitted, is said to be
worth $,,0t1, if he. remmnins this
'must be put in the county's possession
so ae to ensure that from it will be
paid the cost of his maintenance.
OUR
CLOTHES FIT
Th•• thive thing•• that dis-
ti, g•ri.h the clothes we
ne.ke ,ate FASHION, FIT
and WORKMANSHIP. We
Al 11 j11-ily 111 1111/1 of our re -
cold •Ind trill sustain it
with v.,0,1 gal melts. The
Spill...! Things :are ready
and tte..r•• getting plenty
of attire. One of these
days yell will appreciate
Iuportaace of Belies Fiercest
VisitorstoTorontoduring the second
week of the races will have the oppor-
tunity of witnessing the I'ress Club's
annual theatrical performance at the
Princess Theatre. This year "The im-
portance of tieing Earnest" is being
prlatnced. preceded by "Gringoire. the
hallad-rnonger•." The former is an in-
tensely satirical comedy. based on the
foibles if English society life while the
curtain raiser is a skit on event. eon•
how vitally netted with the life of 1.4111151X1 of
F'tanre. Mr. Doeglaa A. Patterson,
You Need it Spring Suit vibe) had a long experience on the
American stage with Iler.ry Hiller, is
es --o directing the production and the chief
Oar line is ready for your parts ate taken by Robert Stuart I'ig-
kind inspection ott. also an actor of international re
{Aute. The leading female part has
ti --0 been assignee) to Miss Berenice Porker
and the other roles are egnnlly well
Call and Get our Prices filled. The productions of the past
two year. have given the Press Club n
high standing in theatre going circles
an,1 Toronto society re .w' turns out in
Merchant Tailor - Exeter }
fill farce for the thee. The dates Orr
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W. JOHNS
11 r. I.e•athoru is this week installing
tire -escapes at the J1:ut.ioe House•.
And still it snows -Drat I.aa 11 diel('11ANGED
on Monday-ra small sized l,lizz.utl, Wheat
Jit•. Harden informs us that Isis dial)' Barley
EXETER MARKETS.
buttes that 1 )eats ago Monday we
experienced a similar day.
The marl liege of Mr. Ft:u,k Saul well,
formerly of Exeter, to Miss Strong, of
Kingston, is announced for the latter
part of June. Miss Strung is the only
daughter of a military of Icer at King-
ston.
All young men of Exeter District
wishing to attend London Camp this
year, June 4th to 15th, with F. Com-
pany, 33rd Regiment, that is Exeter
Company instead of No. 0 as before.
Apply at once to Lieut. Iieatnan of
Sergt. Major Hector. The Company
goes to London Tuesday next.
An Aylmer Correspondent says: -A.
I'. Smith, manager of the Sovereign
Bank here, who left ten days ago to
visit friends in Virginia. and to attend
the ter -centennial exposition at James-
town, has for the past week been con-
fined to a hospital there with an at-
tack of pneumonia, but is expected
home in a few days.
Squire Leathern, who has for sever-
al years taken in the 24th of May cele-
brations in Exeter, representing "John
Bull" and acting as a marshal!, on
Tuesday morning, at the request of
his friends, had his photograph taken
in front of the Molsons Bank as he was
seated on Mr. James Handford's white
horse. Mr. Leatborn is a man of over
80 years of age, remarkably well pre-
served, and a general favorite with all.
EACH
WEDNESDAY
80 90
)ats
'ens
'otatoes, per bag
lay, per ton
Flour, ler cwt., faultily
Flour, low grade per cwt
Butter
Egg
s
Ltvehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
46 48
42 43
_ 70
IJ IJ
1100
240
125
18
17
tl 80
2200
20 00
1 2()
CALVES FOR SALE
Two loads of . hoice,-altea for saleTie®lays and Ram
rdaya for balance of eprin);. Price "It.4 and upwards
Also one good dairy cow for sate-neal-y ,'alptd.
Warted -One hundred hew', yearling chicken also
a number of good turkeys
The Southern Alberta News in its
Raymond correspondence says: "Miss
Pearl Rollins has returned from North
Alherta.-Dr. Hollins is able to he out
again after an illness. -E. J. Spack-
man of Toronto has been visiting Dr.
Rollins and is delighted with the clim-
ate and soil of South Alberta. -Ray-
mond merchants have decided on the
cash system business, with a penalty
for violation."
Prof. O'Brien who is now at the
Central Hotel, conies highly recom-
mended by all the leading papers in
Canada. See what Saturday Night
says of him: "Can character or des-
tiny he read?- What the shape of
one's head or the lines of one's hands
reveal as to one's character, disposi-
tion, etc„ is not often dreamed of and
most people are going round with
some very palpable signs hung out,
being at the seine time confident they
themselves are mysteries of their fel-
low -beings --it is doubtful too, if the
skepticisms expressed towards the
claims of Phrenology and Palmistry is
honest. A good method of proving
that there is a great deal in these
sciences is to visit Prof. O'Brien of
401 Jarvis street, If he cannot con-
vince, you that you are not an unread-
able sphinx, he can present yon with
a few surprises. A representative of
this paper visited hint recently, and
was furnished with an accurate out-
line character sketch. The Professor
has many prominent names of persons
whom he has read, and his ability is
certainly very mat ked,
Victoria Day Visitors.
The visitors in town over Victoria
Day were: -H. J. Glanville, Jas. Clarke,
Rich. Bissett, Sidney Clarke, Frank
Bawden, T. Staley, Fred Penhale,
Arthur Woods, Mrs. Pearson, Frank
Howard, Wm. Clarke, A. Bowes., Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sanders, Mies Charlotte
Drinkwater, Mrs. Harry Buckingham
and two sons. Miss ,lennet Meitat•t,
Miss Maud Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Stewart, Miss Mabel Leathorn, Mrs.
A. E. Bennett and daughter, ('has.
Miners, Percy and Harry Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. I'rodger, Miss Jen-
nie Welsh, Roy and Emanuel Jolliffe,
J1tck Dean, Clinton Walsh, Jack Lane,
of London; Miss Jennie Taylor, Shake-
speare: Mr. and Mrs. John Newcombe
and Miss Mabel Flintoff, of Stratford:
Frank i)elln'idge, (?heltenh.t n; Mr.
Bebee, Dunnville; Arthur and Miss
Maria Seldor), Mr. Smith. Ingersoll;
Mr. Livingstone, Milverton; Mrs. Mit-
ler, Woodstock; Reg. Elliot, Norwich;
Win. Dignan and wife, Lucan; J.
Westcotr, ilamilton; Mr. and Mrs. J
H. inksater. Paris: James Bonthron,
Howard Powell, Toronto; John Snell,
St. Thomas; Miss ('ot•dclia Burgard,
Seaforth; Mrs. James and Miss Hazel
Powell of \Vinghatie Mr. and Mrs.
Mill. Lambeth: Geo. Hodgins, Clinton
Clarence Easterbrook, Forest; Mrs.
Nelson Sanders, Constance; Will Pal, -
mer, aliases Emma Hall, Pearl Ford.
i3ella Walker of London.
1 I ERSONI�I..
W. F. ABBOTT, Centralia
�I1 Tfte Popular
Palenis
Whatever your favorite medicine
may be we have it.
\Ve keep a full line of all the ad-
vertised patent medicines. Anything
new that may come out we are gener-
ally the first to put it in stock.
Just at this season of the year
Sarsparilla and
Blood Purifiers
Miss ('ora Trowel! is visiting in Lon-
don.
Mrs. Quartet. was in Ailsa Craig on
the '2lth.
Miss Olive Wright visited in Clinton
last week.
Mrs. Andrew Oke and son of SPA -
forth are visiting here.
Mrs. Duncan McFarlane of Port El-
gin is visiting Mrs. Marchand.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood and son
were in St. Marys over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Brooks returned Tues-
day morning from et visit at Ayr.
Mrs. Norman (ruickshanks, after tt
few days' visit in Toronto, returned
to her home Monday.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Miss
Nora, of London are visiting at the
rectory.
Miss Laura McFalls left Tuesday for
Stratford where she intends remaining
for et time.
Misses Etta Sweet, Birdiennd Vivien
Boyle, Elsie McCallum, and Mrs. John
Itendle were in London Victoria Day.
Mrs. W. O. Miller And son Gregory
of Woodstock spent hast week the
guest of her pereruts. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Gregory.
Mrs. Newcombe and Mrs. \Veen who
have been visiting their brother, Mr.
1). Gillis• who was severely injured it
short time sine', returned to their re -
appellee homes in ilarnilton and Strat-
ford Tiler -they.
Dr. Auto.. nrronlpanietl by Mrs.
John Johns, of Eli111 ill., Left Monday
for Clifford Springs, N. Y.. where the ,
latter will undergo treatment. The
Doctor is expected horse ("-day
1Thnrsday.
Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Godwin, of
Amhrr•thnrg were in town Tu"slav
shaking hands with many of their old
frit ods. They were ori their way to
(;...let 1. h whey' the ('onfrcnsa is in
sessie.n.
arc in considerable demand and we
are fully prepared to supply your need
—AT—
Gole's Drug Store
Dispensing it specialty
EXETER
Mrs. C. Lindenfeld spent 24th in
Goderich.
Mrs. Wm. Balman visited friends in
London during the week.
Mr. Fred Elliott of Cobalt arrived
here Inst week on et short visit.
The Misses Sharp and Jackson were
in London a few days during the week.
Crystal City Courier -"Miss Olive
Hooper, nurse, of Brandon is visiting
Miss Manning."
Mr. Jno. Mclntrye of Seaforth spent
the bolidays shaking hands with old
friends in town.
'Walter Harding and Bert Luxton of
the Sovereign Bank staff spent Vic-
toria Day in London.
Mrs. Floyd, who has been spending
the winter with her son in Seaforth,
returned Monday evening.
Miss McMehan of London, Miss Fox
of lateen and Miss Hobbs of Birr were
visitor's at the )rectory Last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E icrett of Brant-
ford visited relatives at Farquhar,
Exeter and Hay during the week.
Mr. Will. DOW!). who has been resid-
ing with his son Fred in 1Voodstock
has taken a situation with Mts. Geo.
Sam well.
Mr. John Evans of London, who
came here to spend May 211h, shortly
after his arrival received word of the
death at St. Thomas of the wife of his
brother, Richard Evans.
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cepting this offer new subscriptions
save 35 rents. The Weekly Mail and
Empire is unquestionably the greatest
weekly publication which enter Ca-
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a greater number of coluunns of rend-
ing matter than any other Canadian
weekly. All the news published in it
is carefully selected to meet the varied
tastes of the renders. The General
News Seetinn will contain the fullest
and complete maw/nation. The Agri•
cultural Section will be replete with
information for the general advance•
ment of agricultural science. The
Magazine Section will also he it thine
of information upon subjecta which
are at present attracting public atten-
tion. Send order to office of this paper.
WORDS in OO 1
1f hacked up by deeds.
The claim we make for
FLOURARST
world he foolish if not
harked lip. Better fl put
than STAR is not mar-
k' 1 3 1
'q
1
tet to -day am tun
(11111A1 is sr)rfolti (0 111141.
WANTED
Wheat and Oats
HARVEY BROS-
EXF:TEit ON r.1itr11
,dea/hi /hula a*LI!,taJal�
CORN! CORN!!
We have the following for Fodder and Ensilage
WHITE CAP, YELLOW DENT,
IMPROVED LEAMING YELLOW
AND WHITE.
Also four varieties of SWEET CORN
for the garden.
MANGOLD SEED
MAMMOTH TORY RED
YELLOW INTERMEDIATE
DANISH SUGAR BEET
T. HAWSINS & SON.
Dealers in Hardware, Cement, Wire, Etc.
Great BMW Sale Slill Oil
Owing to the lateness of the Spring Season we are still
offering Greater Bargains in Furniture for the
NEXT 30 DAYS
than ever were shown in Exeter before.
Every article in our large stock of furniture is reduced
to almost cost during this sale.
Call and be convinced before making your purchase
ROTE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO 32
JUNE BRIDES
—WILL FIND US
Headquarters for beautiful dresses and costumes fot coming
events. We offer a few suggestions to those wishing to buy
their trousseau.
At our Silk Department
Will be funnel all the new .lap \Nash Silks, Taffetas, Peau Ile
Sole and Tmarlir)es in all the bewitching colors which will he
very needful.
Dress Goods
ire White, Oream, Pale Blue, Pale Green, Fawn and Grey of
('tape d. ('hen., ('repo de Paris, Eolerl, Panama, Albatras, Nuns
Veiling. Lnsti es, any one of these will remake a June bride happy.
Lawns and Muslins
Yore will fled ns well stocked with Persian Lawns, Linen Lawns,
I/entities. Organdies and Flowered Muslins and nice sheer Linens
snitithb' good' fill' a ,lune dress.
Brides' and Bridesmaids' Hats
Our Millinery del) trtne•nt wits neverin better position for creating
such dantiness and exclusiveness in millinery as they are to -day.
tint :tiro 144 to 11114114411 lend yon will find something hete to suit yon.
Fancy Parasols
have yon seen thein. Th. -y are. certainly very catchy anti ex-
tremcly new. They ars plain and fancy, White, ('lean) and Lin-
en eds., Fancy Black and White, 131ue and Whit.. Linen and
White. 1't it es $1 to $'_ 7:1. Child's Fancy Parasol for 50e. each.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarter for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
•
Choioe EarainB
SPECIAI. 15 TWEED DRESS 1 LADIES' RAIN COATS.
GOODS 1 12 only Ladies' Rain Coate. made of
Pretty mixture of Grey and Heliotrope Hoe
fawncra,rege'nnular'tts-pr, ice *43.11).. KY tall length, re and
(trey and Green, 42 in. wide. all tvrl.
makes pretty snits or skins-, worth 75c. Special at $1.50, Ilir
Siecial at (W)e. the' yard.
COLORED MCSi.IN-. RID BELTS
We have just opened a vet y pretty lut
of coloredmuslms in (1)411 '4', pale biti',
pink end grey, extra fine quality and
snake stylish dresses.
Prices 15c., 21)e., 35e the yard.
',sidles up to-dnte belts of fine kid with
metal buckles and nail heads. Price
50c.; also patent or solid leather in red,
white, black or tan, 2 buckles 25c.
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WHITE VESTiNGS. MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Fine white vesting in pretly check and Special purchase of Wi'n's Balbriggan
floral designs: Shirt.
irts and Drawers, fine double thread,
special gimlet 1:r r'nta sateen facing., sizes 31 to 11, regular
Fine quality ea cents price 50v.
Best quality :..i cants Special 40c. each.
COLORED Lt'STItE
(oolorsd Luo'rP in bine. gee 1 :unci
ht own with small neat pert. re r"g.e- i %trey. this is certainly the very beat
lar price 50c. 1 n, '.v,• have ever put on our counter.
('rices :314e, each.
MENS' FiNE Rig UNDP.RWEAR
S1wci.,1:tat•, the y:•rd
SNE
1114 & RQ\YE