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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MARCH Vit►. 1908.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
Opening of Exclusive Lot of
White Goods
for Spring and Summer Wear.
In Fancy White Goods there are Many Novelties in Checks and Stripes.
In Plain Fabrics there are Shirt Waists and Suiting Linens, Lawns,
Organdies and Laces.
We are also showing a very complete line of
Ladies' Whitewear
'n Blouses, Skirtand Corset Covers. The finest we have ever shown. Come
and gets yours before they all gone.
It will be very difficult for you to find a more
Beautiful Lot of White Goods
than we can show you this Spring.
Our Prices Will Meet Your Utmost Approval.
CARLING BROS.
Remember the Store one door north Post Office
Store one door north Post Once
The Leading Store for Dress Goods & Millinery o
All THE NEWEST THINGS in DRESS GOODS GD
are now displayed in our store. Never C
shown a better collection and
NEVER BETTER VALUES 1 -
Ladies' Raincoats
The Finest Collection of Ladies' and Full Length
CRAVENETTE COATS we have ever displayed. Beauti-
ful. Fine Cloth. in Invisible Checks and Plaids. QUITE
THE NEW THING, nicely trimmed with Silk Braid and
Fancy Buttons.
Prices $8.00 to $12.00
Men's Stiff Hats for Spring.
All the NEW HATS are in. We have a Great Choice
of shapes and styles for you to choose from. Come in -we
know we can please you.
Prices $2.00 & $2.25
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Professional Cards.
DIL G. F. ROULS ON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
OFFICE: Over Dickson a Carling's Law Office, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlor'.
imiDR. A. R. KINSMAN, i. D. 8., D. D. 8.e
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlveristr.
DENTIST.
two extracted without any pain, or any bad streets
Office veer Madman & Stantury'e office, Main street
Rustee.
Medtcat
INR, T. 1'. McLAVOHLIN
Has resumed practice after spending a year (Col-
lege) et British and Continental hospitals. General
practice with 'pedal attention to Eye, (with refrac-
tion) lar, Noee and Throat.
office: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal
DIONSON A CARLING, (BARRISTERS, BOLiCI•
ICH, Notaries, conveyancers, Commte loners.
II *Holten lot Golsons Rank. etc.
Neter to Loss et lowest rsteaof Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. k. Oasuse, B.A., L, B. Dressog
MONET TO LOAN.
We have • large amount of private funds to loan
a tum and village properties at low rates of Inter
egL
OLADVAN A STA SPURT,
Barristers, Soliciton•Maln et.. Exeter On
William Brown
Prof. Diplon.a of Royal Incorporated Society of
Musicians, England; organist of Triritt Memorial
Oltur. h,F-xeter. Piano, Organ. Harmony and Theory
of Music, Tsrt4s c n application. Exeter, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British ('.inip.tnies.
Main -St., Exeter.
Coat and Pant Makers Wanted,
At once. Good wages paid. Apply to
MAMMA & WALHtt.
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31)11 Richmond At.,
London, Ont.
Notice to Contractors,
tender+ for the construction of the "Black Creek
Manch North twain.- will be re•'elved by the coon•
cit of the Township of Hay , up to one o'clock p m
on Wednesday the let day of April, 19(R.
(or tractor is required to glee sa I.fartory kends
to the c, uneil Inc the corn ft,,tetion of the work
Information regarding t e work may be obtained
from the undersigned.
The lowest or any tenter not necessarily ae-eepted.
ram ii ss, SR.
Emrich, Mark in, 1(5 . Township Clerk
Brick and Tile for Sale
The undersigned has a large quantity of firet•class
brick and tile for sale on his yard+,situated opposite
the grist mill at Crediton East. Satisfactiou guar-
anteed. It will he to your interest to call and make
an inspection before buying elsewhere.
JOSEPH IIAIST, Crediton East.
Auction Sale
-OF-
Real Estate,
Farm Stock and Implements
Theundefsigned auctioneer has been instructed to
seli by public auction at
(1. E. Hackney's Sale Stables, at rear
of Lumber Yard, Exeter, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 27,, 1908
AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARI'.
The following property:
2 general purpose mares rising 7 years, 2 agrieultur•
el mares rising 3 broken to harness, 2 auric.geldings
rising 3, one agrk. gelding rising 2 years; 2 agric.
fillies rising two years; farmer's driver 6 yearn; farm-
er's driver 8 years: aged hone; lady's driver y years:
fast driver rising :t years. strong driver rising 3; 8
rocs, either with calf at fo,t or due in March or
April. N. w rubber tired open buggy, one rub.
tier tired top buggy nearly new, one second-hand
top buggy, one road cart, one cutter nearly new. one
cotter robe set single harness. new; 3 sets Angle
ss
harnebeen used; number iron hug troughs.
Real Estate, consisting of frame dwelling house,
e rooms,', a' re of lani, directly east of •ale star
/lee, also sale lrrn formerly owed to T. E. !land•
ford, and two village lots on which bun is erected.
Theee croperties are now owned by C. E. lla/-kney
and must 1* *old. Ea.y terms of nayment.
TERMS- u and under, each; over that amount 9
months' credit given on furnishing approved Joint
notes. 6 pet rent. off for cash on relit amounts.
On Real Estate --Made known on day of *ale.
T. CAMERON, Auct.
Ontario Liquor License Act
License D:rtek t of South Huron. Notice is here-
by given that Mrs. John l•beenut, of the Village
of Crediton, has made application for permission
to transfer her tillage tat ern license at (•rediton
to Herbert C. Clark of Crediton, and that the pica
application will be considered at the meeting of the
B of Lhense ('ommi*sioners, to be held at the
('entre) Rotel, in Village o1 Exeter, on the 2701 day
of March, 111(1., at the hour of 10a m.
All persons interested will govern them.el,es ac -
co rdi ngly,
John Torrance, License inspe tor.
Dated at Clinton, this 101h day of March, leo..
ASSIGNEES' SALE
The Aswignees of the Estate of AND
RR\V HICKS, Ilay Merchant, Cen
trona, inrolveht, will offer for sale by
Public Auction on Thursday the 20th
of Mareh, 1908, at 1 o'clock p.tn. sharp,
on the Sande farm adj„ining('entralia
all the property of the Insolvent, con•
tii•ting of:-- Horses, rows, fanning ern-
plements, hay, pier,. and other rust•
tel. too ntimerols to ni, nrion, also
h. -use anis lot in ('entralin. For par-
tire'lare see postet e of apply tc,
(' F hackney. F.-ri W. R. Elliott.
lovert to• T E. Handford. Esq.,
N..l-on Lucke. K•r1 , :\.a; gnres: or to
DICKSON & CA RUNG. Solicitors for
Assignee.. Ji'. St-iraley. Auctioneer.
Exeter Council
The Council of the Village of Exeter
met in the Town Hall on Friday,
March 20, The members {{present were
Iteeve Bobier,Canncillors Fuke,Knight
and lleaulan. Minutes of meetings
held on March 0 and 7th vete recd
and approved, also the minutes of a
special rreeting held in the office of
Councillor Johns on Monday lfith Inst„
called by the Reeve to hear and discuss
the agreement us prepared by L. H.
Dickson, Solicitor, regarding the Con-
nor Machine Company.
The agreement as prepared was fully
discussed and on motion of Councillor
Johns and seconded by Heiman, the
Reeve and Clerk were instructed to
sign the same fixing the seal of the
corporation thereto. -Carried. Coun-
cillors Fuke and Knight were appoint-
ed a committee to make arrangements
regarding printing of the By-law.
Meseta. H. E. Huston and Jno. Tay-
lor waited on the Council urging that
some action be taken regards stamp-
ing out the Black Knot so prevalent
within the Municipality. Fuke-Hea-
man-that the Constable be instruct-
ed to enforce the By-law regarding
Black Knot. -Parried.
Messrs. Gladman and Stewart, re-
presentatives of the Bowling Cluh,
waited on the Council regards to ass-
essment for water used on the new
grounds. The collector was instruct-
ed not to collect the amount of the
water rate.
The following accounts were read
and orders drawn on the Treasurer for
the amounts: Queen City Oil Co'y.
gasoline, 87.90. less tibia. returned
$3.28-$1.(J8; W. J. Statham, meals for
tramps. 50c; W. Gillespie. freight and
cartage 92e, labor $1.7:1, hauling fire
engine $2-$4.07; for labor. W. Sweet
$4.80, Jos. Sutton $3.15, A. Gloucher•
$L50, F. Sweet $4.80, Chas, Clarke
$4.511; Clerk, postage $1; Luther Rey-
nolds, labor at cemetery $1.85. Pass-
ed on motion of Knight-Heaman.-
Carried.
A. E. Enke adjournment.
J. SENIOR, Clerk.
From The ADVOCATE
of 20 Years Ago.
Exeter. March 22, 1883.
We understand that R. Seldon, who
has been with Samwell & Pickard for
a number of years, leaves shortly for
Ingersoll.
The Ontario (California)Record says
that E. Drew and F. J. Knight have
gone into partnership to run s Fruit
and Provision Store.
Daughters were born this week in
1::: to A. Daw and wife, James Millar
and wife, of Exeter; and George Mon
teith and wife, of Usborne; and sons
to Stephen Hogarth and wife, and F.
Triebner and wife, of Stephen.
Marriages were solemnized between
Wm. Baker and Elizabeth Ann Hea-
man, of Stephen; John R. Evans, of
Clinton, and Grace Essery, of Ste-
phen; Robert Lang, of Exeter, and
Aggie Russell, of Usborne; Richard
Henry Coultis and Carrie Harvey, of
Usborne; Robert Delor and Marietta
Trevethick, of Crediton.
The death occurred on the 20th of
Elizabeth Delhridge, of Usborne, aged
79 years, 11 months.
On Thursday as Wesley \Velsh was
skidding logs, he sprained his ankle
badly.
Thomas Iiissett and L. Hardy leave
shortly for the Notthwest, we believe,
to co►nnuence farming.
What we saw and heard at the coun-
cil meeting on Monday night. -Coun-
cillor Pickard wearing a pleasant
senile. Councillor Carling red hot on
putting money away to meet the debt
of 1891. Councillor Carling and Dep-
uty Reeve Bissett bad someloud words.
Reeve Hollins smiling to see the mem-
bers getting fired up, and culling each
other nice narnea. Councillor McCal
lune tantalizing Deputy }reeve Bissett
about surplus and striking the tax
rate. Councillor Pickard in favor of
allowing the $1,000 to remain in the
bank. Councillor McCallum wanted
ruind connnissionet•s nppointtd at once.
Deputy•Ile eve 13issett was hanging off
from appointing toad commissioner.
Councillor Carling getting a (ample of
volleys from the audience. Councillor
Pickard a good man for the poor and
needy. Councillor McCallum wearing
a great smile occassionally. Coincil-
lor Carling speaks his mind in spite of
every -one.
House For Sale.
in the Village of Exeter, 'gusted on Simcoe street,
a frame dwelling, 2 stories, kitchen and woodshed,
stable, good well, one fifth acre of land. All In good
condition. Will be sold reasonable. Apply at this
Aloe.
TO LET.
100 ares of good p,..t are land, ith con. McGitil.
vray, For terms apply h.
MRs. MARIA LEWIS,
G andobove.
AUCTION SALIN.
OF COWN & HEIFERS
The undersigned A‘n tioneer has been in,tru tM to
sell by public auction at
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.,
EX ETER,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1908
AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP
The following property.
20 ('ows due to calve in April or with
calves at foot.
10 good grass Heifer., 700 to 911) lbs.
These cows are good dairy rows and
are' Ironght from near Wierton,
where the scarcity of teed compels
their sale, and they will be cold with•
ant reserve.
TERMS: ti mow)
s credit on furn-
ishing approved joint notes. 6 per
cent, p.'r ann tin off for cash.
THOS. CAMERON, MR.WARD
:l metiineer. Propr
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Herman Elliott has engaged to lent -n
tailoring at W. Johns'.
Mr. W. T. Acheson and Garvey
were in London Tuesday.
Miss Effie Pearl Taylor is visiting
friends in Lucan and vicinity.
Samuel Elliott has engaged to learn
barbering with Ed. Willis.
Mrs. Morlock, who has been ill and
confined to her room. is improving.
Frank Treble, who has been ill, is
improving. Mt'. Mantle is somewhat
better also.
Mise Viny Pearson, of London. who
has been ailing for some time. is im-
proving rapidly.
Mts. Jane Atkinson, who has been
very 111, has improved somewhat dur-
ing the past few days.
Mise Hattie Follick is expected home
to -day from British Columbia. where
she has been for some months.
Miss Mabel McTaggart left Wednes-
day morning for Chatham where she
has taken a position Its stenographer.
A, [Dove is on foot in the County
Town to have a re -union of all the
past and present County Councillors,
to take place in June. If the event
materializes, which no doubt it will,
the gathering will prove a most inter-
esting' one.
The London Advertiser of Saturday
has tbe following important announce-
ment concerning this branch of the G.
T. R.: -A double track on the Huron
and Bruce line from London to Wing -
ham will in all probability be com-
menced as soon as construction work
commences on the Grand Trunk this
spring. The freight business has also
Been very heavy, and it is saki has in-
creased more than 25 per cent. in the
last nine months. In view of all these
facts, and the bright outlook for busi-
ness on the Bruce line, the company
has decided, it is said, to build a new
line and put on noire trains. Two
more passenger trains, it • is under-
stood, will be put on in a few weeks,
and when the double track is complet-
ed, more may be added.
• McGillivray
Before Police Magistrate Smith, at
Ailsa Craig, last week William Tweedle
pleaded guilty of disturbing a meeting
to S. S. No. 8, McGillivray, recently,
and also of assaulting George Rendell
at the same time and place. The sent-
ence in the first instance was $30 or
thirty days, and in the second $0.25 or
one month. He was also sentenced to
pay *3.25 or undergo one month in
Edson for assault on Ernest McAlpine.
The knee were paid ID each caae,
The By -Laws.
Readers of the Advocate will have
read the matter contained in the two
by-laws, which are to be voted on by
the ratepayers on April 10th. By the
Gibb By-law it is proposed to grant
the Company a free site. which is now
occupied by the Company, at a cost of
not more than $500. By the Connor
Bylaw it is proposed to grant $500 to-
ward the buying of a site and to fix
their assessment for other than school
purposes at $500 per year. It is pro-
posed in both cases that if the by-laws
carry the atnounts will he paid this
year, and no debenture indebtedness
will be incurred. These two amounts
combined are very small and will only
slightly increase the taxation for this
year, in return for which Exeter will
have two excellent industries, which
will be it credit to the town and a con-
tinual source of revenue, as no person
can deny that such industries are it
benefit to all classes of citizens. They
enhance the value of property, provide
employment for workmen, increase
the circulation of money. use up the
otherwisee unused product of the coon.
try, increase the population, and oth-
erwise go toward slaking the town
111011. pe ()sperm's.
in taxes alone the amounts received
from these industries would pa\ it very
high rate of interest on the cost to the
town. it is impossible in this issue to
go into the (1011119 of the agreements
between the Corporation and the Conn
ponies, tint for the present let it snfllc*.
to say that they are favorable to the
town.
The Gibb Evaporator Company par-
tially built their plant last year an the
understanding that the bylaw which
was arranged to be voted on at the
municipal election wand pass. It
failed to do so, for which different
people give different reasons; however
a public meeting desired the Council
to again submit the hy•law. The
Company proposes to largely increase
the capacity of the evaporator and
everybody should favor the bv-law, c e
they should also the Connor By-law.
Khiva
Miss Jessie Stewart, who has been
visiting Mrs. Angus McDonald, re-
turned to her home on Tuesday. -Miss
Flannery, of Egtuondville, is visiting
at Joseph Guioan's.-31iss Mary Mc-
Donald of Mt. Carmel is visiting at
Mrs. Angus McDonald's. -Mrs. T.
Barry is visiting her daughter in Lon-
don the past week. -Charlie holt and
Michael O'Rourke were in Exeter on
business this week. -Angus McCor-
mick, who bits been stopping with B.
Cunningham over winter, has gone to
work for Malcom McIntyre for the
summer. We are all sorry to see hire
leave our town as he is a jolly old man.
-We are glad to see B. Cunningham
able to be around and attend to his
work again. -Albert Cunningham of
Crediton was visiting his brother Bar.
ney, on Sunday last. ---Miss Ida Sweit-
zer of Shipka was a visitor at Wm.
Witzel's on Sunday last. -Miss Tillie
Witzel has gone to work for Mr.
Sheppard.
Mr. Chas. Bolt has disposed of fifty -
acres of bis hundred acre farm in the
township of Stephen, being the South
half of Lot 10, on tbe 10th Concession,
to Mr. Michael O'Rouke. Mr. Holt
will take off this years crop. The
price paid was $2000.
Mr. Fred Kerr. of Crediton East,
bas purchased Mrs. John Sanders' fifty
acre farm on Concession 5, Stephen.
pitying $1,500 therefor.
Harpley
Mrs. John Jackson and family are
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Juaeph Hickey, prior to her leav-
ing for the Northwest. --J. Sberritt
and J. Brown attenoel nomination
meeting at Crediton on Monday. -
Mrs. T. Glavin, of Centralia. spent
part of last week with her sister, Mrs.
James Cronan.--Mike Cronan received
a severe shaking up on Thursday ev-
ening of last week itt his brother's.
When getting out of his rig his horse
shied, throwing him off his balance.
He fell over the wheel onto the icy
ground, receiving it nasty wound on
the right temple, which bled profusely
and was very painful. He is getting
along nicely.
DEATH. - This neighborhood was
greatly surprised on Thursday. the
19th inst., when it wag known that
the call of Death, which we all must
obey, came to Mr. James Cronan, he
having been only a week confined to
the house. Nater on the brain isjsup-
posed to be the cause of his death.
He leaves a widow and a family of
several young children to mourn hisloss. He was In his fifth year. Hie
funeral cortege to Mount Carmel Cem-
etery on Saturday was Largely attend-
ed.
ttend-
e
Greenway
Wm. Mollard,Comnlissioner of Pub-
lic Works of Regina, Sask., attended
a meeting in Ottawa last week and
visited his sister, Mrs. Ed. McPherson,
on his return trip. He speaks highly
of the west. -W. J. Wilson has a good
second hand bicycle in good repair to
be sold for less than half the original
cost -only run a short time. -Jaynes
Luther treated a number of his friends
to a maple tatty pull last week. -Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Wilson are visiting
friends in London, and Miss Mae is
visiting Mrs. Amts lull Mrs.Ben Sher-
ritt at her home near lirinsley.-C. h.
Wilson assisted W. %V. Johnson to
load car's of household goods 1td(1
horses last Monday. He is moving to
Carman, .Ian., to work his irrother's
large farm. --RPV. C. C. Cousens is to
preach in Iicston Methodist church
next Sabbath. -Robert Hayter sold
his 50 acre farm on the 20th con. to
David Eagleson for the handsome sum
of $2800. Mr. E igleson will build a
new home and move in in it short tinie
-it has been reported to ne that there
is a roil nil famine in Bayfield arid
people are obliged to sit up for hcturs
without it light. This is sial for some
but other.. like to economize in this
way. A penny saved is a penny earn-
ed. -There oras n great flow of sap
last Sunday night and Monday fore-
noon. All the vessels in the lush
were filled In live, flowing. No. 1 Sy-
r 'p gn"raritoed pure maple is selling
for $1 25 imperial gallon. W.J.Prouee,
Jar., Luther. Ed. •1r'I'he'rsnn, W. T.
Ulena and it. R. Wilson are making
pure goods.
Cure for Weak Lungs
"I have used your Psychine for about
six months, and have found it an ex-
cellent remedy for pneumonia and weak
lungs.” Ronald Johnson, Farewell,
Ont., April 15, 1907.
"Paychine is one of the best medi-
cines on the market, and for all throat
and lung troubles is unexcelled." -A
word from a man who has tested it.
Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold*
and all throat, lung and stomach
troubles yield to Paychlne. At all drug-
, 50e. and $1.00, or Dr. T. A,
Iocum, Limited, Toronto.
BIRTHS
SMITH -In Hensall on March 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Smith, a son.
GowElt-At Shipka, on March 12tb, to
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Gower, a daugh-
ter.
BuLLo(:K-In McGillivray. on Match
13th, to Mr, and Mrs. John M. Bul-
lock, a son.
MARRIAGES.
GASCIIo-BttENNEMAK-At the Luth-
eran Parsonage, Zurich, on the 15th,
Miss Lena Brenneman. of Blake to
Daniel Gascho, of the Bronson Line,
Hay.
Romans -KIRK -At Woodharn, on
March Ilth. Miss Rachel, youngest
daughter of Mr. Wtn. Kirk, to Mr.
Bert Rundle.
LiNDA,%Y-FosTER-In Granton, at the
residence of the bride's father, Mr.
Geo. Foster, Harold Lindsay to Miss
Olive Foster.
MARTIN- --Doav---In Minneapolis,
Minn., on March 11th, 31r. Henry
Curtis Martin to Miss Minnie Doan,
formerly of Zurich.
DEATHS
CItoNAN.-At Harpley, on March 19th,
James Cronan, in his 51th year.
GLAVIN-In Albuquerque, New .Mexi-
co, Patrick Glavin, son of Mrs. John
Glavin of Maguire, McGillivray Tp.,
aged 20 years.
Johns -In Usborne, ori March 23rd,
Isaac Whitlock Johns, aged 52 yrs.,
10 months, 0 days.
Mr. 0. B. Snell last week bought the
oMee bniliing used by the late James
Willis and has moved it to his proper-
ly on Andrew street.
Rev. W. M. Martin returned yester-
day from u visit with his wife in Bat-
tle Creek, where she is undergoing
treatment. Her many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is improv-
ing in health.
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Money,
Hut not itt the expense of
your esteem -- hence we
save you money
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Rose Shampoo and Eau de
(l,t�ulnine Itair Tonic,
Skin and Tooth ('reparations,
i'la,oring Extract., Perfumes
WA Cold Cures,
Medicinal and Fancy Soaps
are trade from the purest
and best materials known.
LET US SELL YOU SOME 1
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Talk for Themselves.
We W,.m Yon to Call
and See One Goods.
Want Yost Oall
and Our Goiods.
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in United States is $1.60 w year,
and as we roust pay the postage
in advance, so we must ask our
subscribers to )ay in advance.
Many subscribers have already
renewed for next year. saying
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Ant'ncATR, even if they do pity
postage. Kindly remit at once.
We are sending the Advocate
alittle longer that those who are
Tate in remitting ntay not ►Eliss it
copy. After this month •all sole
seriptione not (laid in advance
will ire stopped and :ill nerounts
In at•reAt. Kill 1»' bar„;e•d in f'er
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Spring Wire
Large Stock on hand.
Lowest Prices
Ideal Woven Wire Fencing
All No. 9 Coiled Wire
'7 Wires, 40 in
8 66 41
9 wire. 30 in. hog fence, 35c.
Everything in Fencing.
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