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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. MARCH 11. 1909.
SANDERS dt: CREECH
The Old Reliable
WHITEWEAR -
This week brings us again to the
whitewear, which has opened out to
year without a doubt, better styles and
corset covers, drawers and gowns than
WHITE
NO. 940—In white Indian linen lawn
trimmed with embroidery and valenclenne
lace, made in new style, with long sleeve
Sizes 82 to 40 Price 3.30
NO. 890.—In white lawn, with heavy
embtoldery front, trimmed with val.lace
and Insertion. Extra value. Sizes 34
tQ 40. Price 2.50.
NO. 000.—In fine linen lawn with em-
broldery front, tucked, sleeve and back,
trimmed with val. )ace and insertion.
Sizes 34 to 38. Price 8.00.
WIHITE
Our Whitt Sleii to are made to sell;
have a flounce and dust fr111—
NO. 86.—., beautiful lace skirt, trim-
med with clung lace and insertion and
extra deep flounce at $3.75.
NO. 357.—A very tine cambric skirt,
trimmed with emb. and insertion. at $3.
NO. 365.—Our embroidered skirt In
length 38-40 42, nicely tucked between
rOws of embro. insertion, finished with
an embroidery full at $4.50.
We invite you to come In and have a
ed over, as we are showing and selling
HEADQUARTERS 1011
WHITEWEAR
tlnie for opening up and marking off our
aur entire satisfaction. We have this
better qualities In white waists, skirts,
we have shown for years.
WAISTS
NO. 935—In fine white lawn. trimmed
with embroidery, insertion and val.lace.
Sizes 32 to 40. Price 1.50.
NO. 889.—In white lawn, trinune dwith
lace and Insertion, wide shoulder effect
long sleeve. Size 34 to40. Price 2.25.
NO. 870. --In white lawn, nicely tucked
and trimmed. Extra value. Sizes 32 to
40. Price 1.25.
NO. 880.—In white lawn, trimmed with
embroidery, Insertion and val. face. A
perfect fitting waist. Sizes 82 to 40.
Price 41.00.
SKIRTS
wear and give satiefactton. They all
two points ladies arc all looking tor.
NO. 353.—In a fine cambric with an
eyelet embro flounce at $2.75.
Our 2.25, 1.75, 1.50, 1.25, 1.00 in lace
and embro. finish are extra values.
Our ladies' gown 1n 0. S. trimmed with
lace and embroidery. E-tra value. 50c.
to $1.25.
Corset Covers in line cambric, trim-
med and finished with lace and embro.
All sizes. Prices 35c., 50e.. 75.
look through our stock, before It 1s pick-
thcse goods every day.
THE ASTORIA SHOE.
CARLING BROS.
'go -PHONE 22-4■11-L
New Spring
Goods
are now ready for your inspection
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in all the leading colors, in
I dew Dress on PLAIN CLOT$8, FANCY STRIPES, PLAIDS
All At reasonable prices.
We sellrafton's rints
.i I.I. GUARANTEED A FAST COLORS
The Newest Colors in
elite rarisii:1/12SHIRTSand TIES. FANCY BRACES, ETC
Also a full stock of
BOOTS & SHOES—in all sizes
Clean, Fresh Croceries always in stock
SNELL & ROWE
restesslsaal Cards.
Da. G. 1. ROULSTON, L. 0.8 , D. D. 8.
DBNiTIflT
Msnb•r of the R. 0. D. S. of Ontarlo and Honor
iseduat• of To•onto Univrnit).
07110g: Over Dickson 4 ('arling's f.aw OMce, is
Ds. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
•DA. A. R. KIN'VAN, L. D. 8., D. D. S.'
Honor graduate of Toronto Unirerlstr.
DENTIST,
tMM site ct•d without any pain, or any bud effects
Oise oyer Olsdman a titaobury's office, Main street
Biome.
Nodical
�] R BRIORT, M. D., M. C. P. 4 S. 110NOR
l.1• Grutaate of Toronto UnivenitJ Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
Omen and RerAtItoce, hr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, LISTER.
Da, T. P. Mc1.ACOIILIN
MIHas resumed praett•e after spending a year (Col.
leg.) at British and Continental Ifospitale. General
practice with special attention to rap, (with retract•
Hee) afar, Nose and Throat.
Omce: Dashwood, Ont.
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Legal.
DlaILSON a CARU.INO, BARRISTERS, SOLICI.
tnow. Notaries, ('on,e) encen, Commlasioners
ti.Bdtors for Yoleons Bank, etc.
■.sq to Loas at lowest rates of Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. R. 042r,u6, B.A., L, 11. Kitson
MOWRY TO LOAN.
As kava a larse amount of private funds to loan
• isms and village properties et low rates of Inter
sot.
OLAI'MAN a STANBCRY,
aatrbten, Solicitors,Maln st.. Pieter On
B. s. PITILLTPM, FIRTR1t.
Licensed Asctlnseer.
dales attended In all parts Satisfr'tion teleran.
teed or no pay Terms reasons! to All orders left
al Advocate Office will to promptly attended to.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal Incorporated 8oetety of
McNctaas, England; Organist nt Trivia Memorial
A.►ca,Rxster, Piano, Organ, liarmeny and Theory
et Meek, Terme on emit. atirn Ereter, Ont.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire Lowrance in lead•
log Canadian and nritish Companree.
Main -St., Exeter.
MONET TO LOAN
A large amount of money to Irian on
farm and v111age properties at lowest
mice ERNEST Ei.LIOT.
Conveyancer, etc.
Office opposite Central hotel, Exeter.
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FCAIRNS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
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Successor to Da. R
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night rails left at the home of Nr. Peter Bowden
Main Street, (opp. Triiitt Memorial Church), will be
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Office—Dr. Ramsay -'s old stand, corner of Main and
North streets, (opp. Pym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited
FARM i'OR SALE
75 acres of thc let cop. of Blddulpt:,
Lot 2, 1-4 nitle from Centralia : 65 ac.
under cultivation, 10 ac. Bush pasture.
There Is a good two-story brick cottage
barn 34 by 60, other buildings aleo,
:1 good wells. 2 orchards; possession
at once. Apply on the premises.
THOS. W. NEIL.
STIIAV 11EIFEIt
There came onto the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 11, Con. 13, McGill-
ivray, a red and white heifer. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying expenses. TILOS. LEWIS
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
VM. ANDEitSON, Licensed Auctioneer
for lluror. County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can bc made at ire Advocate,
Exeter. or Henry 1:Ilber's Office, Cred-
iton.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and implements,
The undersigned Auctioneer hu been instructed to
sell by public auction at
LOT 0. CON. 2, NTEPIIEN, ON
TH('RBDAY. MARCH ISTii, 1909,
at 1 o'clock. m, sharp,
The following valuable property:
■orses-- (teary draft mare rising y veer., in foal;
2 general purpose mares rising 4 yeas, in foal; cell•
ing rising 4 years, draft; dri,ing horse rising r yrs;
del) ing mare rising s yes; driving colt rising 3 yrs;
fi11. rising 2 years, light, I'ercheron colt.
Cattle - 4 rows due to calve in April. cow sup.
potted to be In calf, 2 farrow cows, 3 heifers rising 2
year.. 4 steer. rising 2 years, 5 rakes.
sheep
poll ry ire! hens. mostly all pullets; 3 ducks .1
1 drake. 3 turkeys and 2 gobblers.
haplewrest• McCormick hinder, nearly new;
mower. horse•ra►e, riling plough. nearly new; Per.
rin seed drill. wafting plough, pea -harvester, ('bat•
ham fanning mill• weigh wales, set of iron harrows.
root puller, waggon. gravel box, open buggy. MI.
kaAo bogey, atetgh, wbeehbarrow, rind stone, hay
rack, aster trough, sap buctets, milkean, a quant•
Icy of wood, ethos els, forks, hoes and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS-- SLS and under, east,: over that amount S
months credit gi'en on furnishing approved Joint
note*, or discount of 1 per cent. per annum for casts
on credit amount*.
SEXSMITH
Surprise party.—The neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. Wnt. Northcott surprised them
at their hone on the 2nd con. Monday
evening, Mar. 8th, and presented them
with a beautiful chair each and the fol
lowing address.—Dear Brother and Sis-
ter Northcott.—On the eve of your de-
parture from this community we would
like in some way to give expression to
our feelings. Inn the first place we re-
gret that you are under the necessity of
getting away from an active life and
seeking rust In a more retired situation.
As an Intelligent and industrious farm-
er you are leaving an example not only
to your boys but to thc neighborhood at
large. But where you have endeared
Yourself to us the most is in your warm
attachment to the church of God. Your
fidelity and never ceasing zeal in the
Master's cause havo won for golden mem
orles that shall never fade or grow dint;
Wo can never forget your faithfulness
on the means of grace. In all kinds of
weather you made your way to the
!louse of God with the determination
and purpose of the Psalmist, 'Our feet
shall stand within thy walls, 0, Jeru-
salem." Neither can we lose sight of
your unbounded liberality to the church
of your choke and all good institutions.
You havo always shown a willingness
to help In all good things. We shall
amiss you In all the details of a conse-
crated life in the church and In the soc-
ial circle in which you moved. We want
you both to accept these gifts as me-
mentoes of out' regard and' esteem,pray-
ing that you ntay be long spared to
spInd many comfortable hours of sweet
rest in the same.—Signed on behalf of
thle neighbors by one of the oldest res-
idents, Mrs. Ellen Campbell. Mr.North-
cott made a very appropriate and te!'1-
ing reply on Whale of himself and his
wife. The rest of the evening was spent
In music and other amusements, anti
after a hearty supper provided by the
ladies the people all went hotne feeling
that they had spent a very pleasant
l Ince.
Messrs. R. N. Treble and Richard
Welsh left last week with a number of
ho -see for the West. Tt13 fornur intends
remaining for Borne time.
COW FOR SALE
A Durham grade cow, will calve about
April 1st. Apply Lot 10, Con. 7, Usborne
JOHN IIEYWOOD, Ellmvillo P. 0.
Application to Parlianiont
An application will be made to the
Legislative Assembly of the Province of
Ontario at Its nett session by the Strat-
ford & St. Joseph Radial hallway Com-
pany for an Act extending the time for
the com►encement and for the comple-
tion of the Company's railway.
J. U. VINCENT,
So:lcitor for the Applicants
Dated.at Ottawa this 24th day of Feb-
ruary, A. D. 1909.
IHOUSE FOR SALE
Ali excellent brick house, modern and
up-to-date. Situated on Malta street.
Apply at this Office,
SEED OATS FOR SALE
The undersigned has .about 400 bush
cls of seed oats for sale -200 banner
and 200 Chnadla;, KI• g—all clean and
111 first-class condition. Apply on Lot
6, South Thames 'toed, Usborne.
'!-- - IIALLIE DROWN.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
New brick cottage, two story, contaltt-
ir.g eight rooms, with furnace, electric
light and .all ntoderri conveniences. Ilard
and soft water. Two lots, situated on
Sanders elm t, Exeter. Apply at Advo -
,ate Office.
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE
.About 800 bushels of No. 21 barley
grown and kept for seed purposes, This
Is a new variety that has proven to
posse,.'l a remarkabie clean Wit straw
excelling all other varlet.ee, also gave
the till/heel yield of grain per sere of
all the barley tested in 1907 at the 0.
A. C., tnanchuria Included. It has been
without an exccpit01i tt:e meet popular
variety with tli( C1p( rinlental u:iioc In
the province ever since the fleet distrib-
ution In 1906 In two pound lots from
the 0. A. C. Price on appllcatlon.
JOHN ELDER.
ltensall P. G. Lot 16, Can, 2, Ilay.
WANTED-110USVI TO BENT
A house centrally located, of moderate
size. Apply at this office.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
The undersigned Auctioneer has been Instructed
to .ell by Pul.li•• Auction at
Lot 10, Con, 9, N. B. of Stephen,
24 Miles East of Dashwood, on
TIIt'RSDAY, MAR('H 2irrn, 1909
at 1 o'elo('k sharp,
the fnllooing valuable t rn}ertr, cit
MIMES -Gelding rising et years and gelling ris-
ing 4 yeas, b»th got by Indian ('hie?; gelding rising
4 years, by Pisaknieht; Arising horse rising 4 yearly,
t -y Sago; Clyde filly rising 2 years, by Neteby Grant;
gelding rising 3 years, by Poong Indian (lief; geld•
logrising 4 years general purpose.
ATTLE-6 Cow. -Cow with calf at fere, row due
to calve in May, row due to calve the latter part of
April; eow, was fresh in January; row due to calve
the midd a of June. YM"so Cstn.s -2 steers 15
months 01,1. 2 steer rale es • months old, steer calf 4
months old, heifer calf :I mcnths okt.
POULTRY 2 geese and gander, 2 dor. hens.
IMPLEMENTS- Lumter wagon, needy new; new
gravel hoe, pair of boa -sleighs, set of Diamond bar•
rows; cultivator, wale and narrow tenth; Patterson
hinder, in gond working order; twin plow, Fleury
No. 6; No. 13 walking plow, i111 patent walking
plow; set of double harness, as gond as new; set of
donble plow harn..s, new set n1 single harness. Meg -
net cream seper.tor. s new emery some, pad Ile
with feet, and grind stone; binder knives and other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS_ 0 and under, cash; over that amount 0
months credit given nn furnishing approved Joint
note*. 6 ter cent. per annum or for cash on creels
DANIEL Mt CURDY, Plop, amamt..
Thos. Cameron & Wm. Anderson, i.i?O. FOSTER, Prop.
Auctioneers. ED. IIOFtSiSN iIEllitl-, :loci.
voveccoel
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LOOKING INTO THE EYE
The Optical Demonstration at my store
more than justifies all the
wonderful reports
I had received of the Superiority and Accuracy of the
New System of Examination known as
" Looking into the Eye."
By means of a proper adjustment of lights and lenses Mr. Simpson
is able to examine the interior of the eye, ACCURATELY SEEING and ACCUR-
ATELY MEASURING any defect that may be present.
rs
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1 11(11 continuing this deinonstratiou a; considerable expense to mybelf in order to thor-
oughly learn this method of work. and 1 sincerely hope that every person in and about Exeter
will accept of my invitation to
Come Yourself and Bring Your Free of Oharge
Children to be Examined ... ...
while this expert is here. Mt'. Simpson is turning out a class of work that is NOT EXCELLED
BY ANY SIGHT SPECIALIST AT TrIE PRESENT DAY and his services are yours for
the asking.
V CoTI?e i.SAXON
FITTON oon Dveni1
Jeweler & Optician g�
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KHI VA
Miss Tena McCann of Detroit Is at
present visiting her mother who is very
111.—Mr. Tl»t Collins and sister Nora
left Friday to attend the funeral of their
brother's child In Detroit.—Mies Minnie
Kenny is improving from her recent 111-
nese.—Mies Kate Curry le visiting at
Mt. Carmel.—Theo Deltrich who has been
laid up for the last two wecks with brOn-
chltls, Is fmproving.—Jeren►lah Barry
lost a valuable colt last week.
Dc th.—One of the beet known and
most highly respected pioneers of this
section passed to the great beyond on
Sunday, Mar. 7th. Mrs. Sullivan had
attained the great age of 8.4 years. She
came to this country when a young woe
man and settled on the faros watch tticy
cleared. She had been well till within
a short time of her death. The funeral
took place from the bonne of her song
Patrick Sullivan, to the fit. Carmel reme
tory and was largely attended.
DIRTIIS
Cudmorc.—In Crystal Chy, Man., on Feb.
28th. to Mr. and Mrs. wllbur T. Cud -
more, a daughter.
t-ovc.—liarplcy, Feb. 2b, to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Love, a 500.
Elloontfleld,—In McGillivray, Feb. 28,
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bloomfield,
a eon.
Varley.—In McGillivray, Feb. 28, to Mr,
Mrs. Walter Varley, a son.
MA IIRIAGES
S•iulre—Morley.—At the home of the
bride's parents, on March 10th, by Rev.
11. J. Fair, Mr Harvey Squire, to Miss
Minnie May, daughter of Mr. Francis
Nforlcy, (Jeborne.
Fit zgerald—Steinbach.-111 St. Thomas,
on Mar. 3, Chester L. Fitzgerald of LOn
don, to Miss Beatrice Stelntlach, form-
erly et Zurich.
Aiteeehead—Armitage.—l.1 London, on
Mar. 4th, Dr. Aitkenhead of Hensel' to
Mis. Bessie Armitage of London.
Darling.—Whiteford.—At the home of
the nrtde's parent,.. Mooresville, on
Mar. 3rd, by )rev. Mutt, Mee Emma
Wtliteford to Mr. Won. Darling of
1)rinsley.
Appleton.—Thomson.—At Corbett, on Mar
2nd, by Rev. Steadman, John J. Apple
ton of Crediton, to Mise Elizabeth
Thomson of Parkhill.
Dieter—Ma weon: in McGillivray. Feb.
24, Geo. M. Dieter of Dundurn, Sask.,
to Mies Jessie, daughter of Thoma.
Maw.on. of the same place.
Batten—Wiles—In Blansh2rd, on Feb. 24
Miss Mabel Wile.. daughter pf Mr.
and Mrs. John Wiles, to Mr. tV e.ley
Batten.
DEATf18
llragg.—At Winnipeg, Man., Feb, 22,
Mrs. Chas. E. Bragg, daushter of Mr.
Phlll;p Mowbray, formerly of Granton.
aged 28 years.
Itossenberry.—In Bruceflcld, on Feb. 25
Dorethea, Infant daughter of (truce
Boysenberry, aged 2 months and 27
days.
Aalllvan.—At Khlva, on Mar. 7th, Mr..
Sullivan. aged 84 years.
Gunnti,g.—in Bianehard. on Mar. 7t0,
William Gunning. aged 89 years, 4
months, l0 days.
wail-owe—In Aylmer. on Mar. 5. COunt-
ess Amelia Walrond. beloved wife of
Mr. J. A. Gillett. aged 24 years, 2 mos,
BASEBALL OUTFIT F'ItEE
Boys, here 1s your chance; ,;un this
splendid baseball outfit In a iltt;e of
your spare time. Consists of first -clans
ball and bat, given absolutely free tor
selling fifteen pieces of our Jewellry at
10 cents each. GIRLS, we give you a
lovely gold laid bracelet for selling 13
plc( es. We trust you with Inc jewelry.
iie 'lure and write to -day to Consolidated
Specialty Co. Station 1). Toronto.
BUS AND DRAY BUSINESS
Having decided to go into the Bus and
Dray Buslnese Ln E-ater I have placed
a new and up-to-date rig oil the road
for the conveyance of passengers to and
from the station, and respectfully 50,
licit a fair shire of business of the
travelling public. Calls at the offices
phone 41A, cheerfully attended to
WIC ARNOLD, Prop,
PRECISION
RELIABILITY
JIGIN,E4
SOLIDITY
JEERCNANGEABILITY
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ANVERS 1885 - PARIS 1889 - BRUSSELS 1897 -PARIS 1900
MILAN 1906
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A. MARC11AN1) SOLE AGENT. EXF:TI:It
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SPECIAL SALE
all
this
week
Pants
Carpet NSweepers reg, $3.00 for $2.70
3.50 " 3.20
Georgia Pine Step Ladders, 5 ft 90c
No. 9 Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire 250
"Ideal " Fencing, 7 wires, all No. 9, a rod32c
6 Red Ridge Axes reg. 95e for 70e
Heavy Galv. Tubs 85c, 90c & 1.00
X -Cut Saws... reg. 4.25 & 4,50 for 3.75 & 4.00
3 doz. Hat and Coat Hooks for 25c
120 cit. Best Read --Mixed Paint...45c for 35c
100 pts. - .. , 25c " 20c
100 } pts. " " ...15c ° IOc
Senour's Floor Paints per qt 45c
Campbell's Varnish Stains.... Vie. 25c and 45c
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE