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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, APRIL 22. 1909.
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SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
'SPRING * SPRING SPRING
Spring is here and we are here with the goods. The latest and newest
LACE CURTAINS
In Tisbuet and Bet tenburg, Patterns ranging from 50e. to $4.30.
.Art Muslin in patterns and good colors, lt)c., 12Jic., 15c. per yd.
Fancy Script in stripe and fancy patterns, full 40 inch wide at 20c. and
23c. per yd.
Real Medrass Muslin in Tight and dark woven colors, buitable for
draping and curtains.
A very full line of frilled rnuslin and Robinette, a very special line at
25c. per yd.
Bonne Firnie Curtains, beautiful designs, ranging in pt ice from 50C.
to $1.50 per yd.
Luce Curtains by the yard, a very fine line for 25e. per yd. now selling
at 18e. These are all first-class lines and will Etend inspec-
tion. Colne in and satisfy yourself that we hack our words
with the goods.
WALL PAPER
We are showing thio year the finest assortment we }leer ever offered'
We can give you all the latest and newest patterns and colors with
wide and narrow borders to sell from 3c. to lac. pet roll. Our err
so and silk finish are regular 25c. for 20c. and 15 •.
SPECIAL -500 rolls of paper ranging from 10c. to 20. for 5c.
Don't Forget
That we have a first-class milliner in connection with stet a in the per
son of Miss Morlock.
CARLING BROS.
1
New Wall Papers
OUR STOCK OF WALL PAPERS is complete
in every detail. If you have a room that
does not suit you an i has not the attractive
appearance that you wish, go to R.N. Rowe
and buy some of that lovely paper
he is showing. Also look at his
Iinoleumns and lace curtains.
They are beautiful. And prices ate the
lowest' We can prove it to you' COME 1N
We Keep Nice, Clean. Fresh Groceries
K. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
— ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST•OFFICE
ereftaaloaall Cards.
F CAIRNS. VETERINARY SUMMON.
Successor to Da Rasur,
D` O. T. $OULSTON, L. D. 11.. D. D. 8.
D e >t T I b T Special Attention to Dentistry.
Ember of tn. Q O. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor Night calla lett at the home of Mr. Peter Sweden
O N/fate of?afooto Ueieer.ltr. Main street, (opp. Triyltt Memorial Church), will be
promptly attended to.
OPTIOi: Over Dickson a ('arling's Law OfIce, Is EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
ibDR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 88.
,Honor
D. D. ,
Henor graduate of Toronto Unlv.rl.ty.
DENTIST.
Doak extracted without any pain, or any bad effect's
Ojos Byer (Madman a Stanbury'a office, Maio street
S ssesr.
Medical
• R BRIGiIT, M. D., M. C. P. a S. HONOR
. Graduate of Toronto University. Two years
resident php si,ian Royal Alexandra Ito.{dial, etc. - -- -
Office and Residence, i',. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER. FARM rOR SALE
Ofllce–Dr. Ramsay', old stand ,corner of Main ar+a
Nortb street., (opp. Pym'. Blacksmith shop).
Your patronage solicited
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
New brick cottage, two story, contain-
ir.g eight rooms, with furnace, electric
1q!:t
and all modern convenlenccs. Hard
,+nd .ort water. Two lots, situated on
Seeders street, Exeter. Apply at Advo-
ttc Office.
1)R, T. P. McLAUGHLIN
Has resumed practlee after s},endingR a year (Col.
lege) at British and Continental lloepitate. General
practice with special attention to Eye, (with refrac•
tion) Ear Nose and Throat.
Office: Dash% Nod, Ont.
Legal.
DtOE8O!t a CARLING, BARRISTERS, SOLiCi
tors, Notarise, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Solicitors for Motions Bank, etc.
Meter to Loan at lowe.t rained intermit
011 es. Main street, Flirter,
I. R. Ceuta', B.A., L• 11. nelson
OI?[<T TO LOAN.
W. eat. a kree amount of private lunch to loan
s farm ant .'ilia;. properties at low rates of Inter
WI.
OLADMAN a STANBURT.'
Darrbter., Sollclton,Main st., Exeter On
B. S. PHILLIPS, ExeTER.
Licenced Auctioneer.
Safes attended In ail parts. Satisfactlos guaran-
teed or no pay Terme reasonable. All order left
at Advocate ORI a will be promptly attended to
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Arcllrance
Company, also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
M:ain•St., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN
A large arnou•tt of money to loan on
farm and village proprrttes at lowest
Miss. ERNEST ELLiOT.
Conveyancer. etc.
Office opposite Central hotel. Eseter.
ROUSE FOR SALE
An excellent brlek house, modern ard
up-to-date. Situated on Main street.
Apply at this Office.
75 acres of the 1st cot. of Biddulp:i.
Lot 2. 1-4 mile fro.n Centralia . 05 ac.
u n1r cultivation. 10 ac. flash pasture.
T • rc is a good two-story hrfck cottage
barn 34 by GO. other buildings also,
•1 good wells, 2 orchards ; possession
at oeec. ,apply on the prentls'a.
THOS. W. NEiL.
BUS AND DRAY BUSINESS
Having decided to go into the Ilus and
Dray Business In E''etor i hail" placed
a new and up-to-date rig on the road
for the conveyance of passengers to and
from the statlotl, and respectfully so-
ilcit a fair shl,re of business of tee
travelling public. Gills at the office,
phone 41A, cheerfully attended to
WM. ARNOLD. i'rop.
SEED BARLEY FOR SALE
About 800 bushels of No. 21 barley
grown and kept for seed purposes. This
is a new vatlety that has proven to
possess a remarkable clean stiff straw
excelling all other varlet:es, also gave
tee eight't yield of grain pa acre of
tit tee barley tested in 11107 at the O.
t. C., mancllurla Included. it has been
e ithout an exception the most popular
variety with the experimental unto.; In
the province ever since the (fret distrib-
utlon in 1908 In two pound :ors front
the O. A. C. Price on applicatfo»,.
JOHN ELIBEi:.
lfensall P. C. Lot 1,, (:.):t. 2. itay.
White Wyandottes
Good Laying Strain.
FOR SALT. Eggs ler hatching. let Pen.
13; :m1 pen. IiI set for 13. Three . ttintry or more at
reduced rate& Pint pen headed by a bib bred by
J. S. Martin of Port (over; 2nd pen headed by a real
goof bird of my own raising Either pen needs nn
comment as to quality. A11 cnmmsnleatlona ans-
a err] promptly. Address
CHAS P. HOOFER,
P r: h.% 1;e. Elect. Ont. Ofdley 8t.
TJIE EXETER COUNCIL
The Council nut Friday, April 10th.
Absent councillor Luker. Minutes of
meeting In Id March 31st read and ap-
p: oved. A circular letter from The Can-
adian Municipal Journal, re. subsc•rip-
tlons for 1909. The account was order-
ed to be returned as the Council are not
subscribers. The following were. read
.utd ordered to be paid ;–Win. Brlckwood
labor at cemetery, $1.90 ; Jas. Dennis,
p trt salary as bell ringer. #10 ; Ilarv-
ey 1n -os. account for coal for 'town Hall.
$18.33 ; Jos. Senior, part salary, #33
for labor. Thos. llroek69.15: ltictt Qua!)
ce #5.25 ; Fred Hector $1.25 ; Win.
Welsh $4.05 ; Alf. Bedford $3 ; Sidney
Sanders $3; Walter Westcott $ 4 ; Thos.
Holden *3.50. Per Jonns--Carling–That
the account of T. IIawkins al. Son for
glass amounting to #4.40 be paid. Per
Ifeannan–That before the account be
paid Mr. Hawkins be invited to discuss
this bill before the Councll.–No seconder
The motion was declared carried. Ac-
counts amounting t.r #101.43 passed on
motion of Johns arld Carling.–Carried.
Mr. L. 11. Dickson addressed the Coun-
cli regards a drain along William street
The request was granted. James Hern
asked for a drain along Sanders street
roan :ling with drain on Carling street.
Caas. F. Hooper complained of having
.vater In Lis cellar and asked that the
Council inspect drain at the corner of
Gidley and Carling streets. Mr. Dobler
p:•cscnt3d a petition signed by the sever-
al ratepayers along Wellington street,
-seeing for a content walk froi9 Main
street to the railway property. On nto-
uoe of Johns and Heamau the petition
was received and the request granted,
subject to contra appeals.–Carried. L.
Dickson, on behalf of a client, asked
teat the Council grant a license for a
Joeling alley within the municipality.
Per Carling–Johns–That a by-law be
prepared, granting the privilege and
fixing the license fee, said fee to be #5
for ear h alley per annum.–Carried. Ad-
journment per Neaman.
That teachers are becoming scarcer
than ever is evidenced by the fact that
the trusters of S. S. No. 5, Osborne, re-
ceived only one application to fill the a-
ca11 y caused by the restgnatlo:l of Miss
Robinson.
PASTURE FOR CATTLE AND HORSES
The undersigned can take a limited
number of cattle and horses for pasture
by the month. For particulars apply to
R. D teutnton, Salntsbury P. 0., Lot A.
5th Con. Usborne
ROUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned 1e off rang for sale
a good brick house and lo acres of land,
Part of South Half Lot 4, Con. 2, Ste-
phen. Tne house is in good repair. also
a good frame barn and woodshed. good
soft and hard water, never failing well,
good orchard, 3-4 mile from at hool• 1
and 1-4 miles from church. Possession
give 1 next fall. Apply on the premises.
MRS. WiNER, Centralia P O.
TENDERS for CONCRETE ABUTMENTS
Sealed Tenders will be received by the
and rrslgned up to Mond iy, May 3rd,1908
at 12 o'clock noon for the construction
of cement abutment• In Credito:, for a
bridge. across the Sauble River. flans
and •pecificattons can be sten nt the of-
fice of the undersigned.
The lowest or any Bildt r riot ne r sear-
Ily accepted,
HENRY F:ILIIEI(,
Clerk of Township of Stephen,
Creditor', Ont.
HORSEMIEN ATTENTION.
The season for horse bills will soon
be hole. The Advocate 1s prepared with
a choice ane of ruts and type for your
job. Rementtc r we give you free from
all charge a two -weeks' notice of the
horse and route 1:r Tt.e .advocate welch
has the largest c Ir. u:.tion 1n the &eerier.
The notice itself Is well worth the
price of the cards.
BLACKSMITH SHOT' FOit SALE
First class stand; doing gaod busi-
ness : III hea;t.1 reaso;i for selling. Fur
terms and particulars apply to A. E.
Pref. Exeter, Ont.
Ontario Liquor License Act
License District of South Huron
Nott a ie here),) ,;i.en that the 1;. and of License
Commissioners for the IA -en., Dietrt••t of South
Huron will meet at
DIXON HOUSE, iN THE N'ILLA(JE
OF illtl't'EFIEi.r)
--—(IN---
FRiUAY. APRIL 23111), 1909
AT 10 A. M.,
for the purpose of eneidering apppplteattoes for Liquor
Licenses for tin License Year 19(10.10.
All persons interested will govern themseles ac-
cordingly.
JOHN TORRA1?Cg,
License Inspector,
Dated at t'linton on March 30th. 11811.
Notice i• hercb) given that the persons whose
names appear in the hllowintr c-hed ilr are apply -
int/ for Liquor Licenses tor the License )'tar 11x0.11.
and that the ssme are not now Licenses under the
Act or are applying for licensee for premises not
now under license.
Name of 'Rind of Des-rlption 0 Name of
Applicant License Premises Municipality
N. M. ('antra I Taxers lalmorialSt Joseph
HotelI Tp- of Nay
Por the current year there were twenty four tavern
and two.hop licensee tamed.
The total number of spplicatloss for licenses for
the ermine year is twenty tacern and no shop
license.
Any petition against granting License to any ap-
plicant or premises must he lodged with the under-
signed et least four days before the meeting of the
License Board.
JOHN TORRANCE.
License Inepe• tor for South Huron.
noted at Cl,ntnn thle sash of Mar•h. itaen
))IED IN THE WEST 13IRTIIS
Clarke.–At St. Josepe hospital, Londotl
Ont„ on April 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Wal -
late D. 'Clark, of Exeter, a son, (Theo-
dore Gale.)
Salter.–in Exeter, on April 15th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Salter, a daughter.
Swartz. -1n Stephen, on April 10th, to
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Swartz a son.
lurk,–Ln Dashwood, on April 14, to Mr.
a:.d Mrs. )\dant Birk, a daughter.
GI rnv1i1e.–In
Excte r North. on Apr:! 17
10 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (;ln::vi::c•, a
80(1.
Ou Thured..s last a telegram was
rc_'elve-d by Mr. Sinton Hunter of Us -
borne of the serious Mitres of iiia son,
Simon, at Nanton, Alberta ; and an hour
or so later a second telegram was re-
ceived, stating that he was dead. The
news of the illness and death carte as
a great surprise and shock to the par-
ents and other relatives, as they had
cause to Think hint in his usual good
health, having received a letter from
hint only a week »afore, 1;1 which he
stated that he had juut been for a horse-
back ride. It seems. however, frown word
received since that he took 111 on the 8th
of April of an acute forst of !]right'!'
Disease, acid In seven days he had pass -
ea away. Mr. Hunter was unmarried,
and was aged 38 years. 3 months and
7 days. Ile had been int the West for 17
years, and last visited the family here
sono five yeast ago. Of a bright and
happy disposlt:on he was a great fav-
orite of the family and was well belov-
ed by all ve-o knew hitt. The sincerest
sympathy u. the many friends la extend
ed to the patents and brothers and ela-
te. s, who are, George, Sherwood, Will-
iam. Frank, Gordon, Edith Annie and
Etta Pearl of Usborne, and John of Sas-
eatehewalt. The remains were brought
to Exeter, arriving here Tuesday even-
ing ani taken to the home of the father,
Lot n., IUsborne, from where the
funeral took place to the Exeter ceme-
tery on Wednesday afternoon, the ser-
vice being' held at the home at 1.30 o'-
clock. Deceased was a member of the
I. 0..0. F'e and a number of the Exeter
brethren attended the funeral and took
pert in the burial service.
Local Items
ALL NEW GOODS.–Another stock of
Dry Goode and Gro_eries just received
at the Exet .r Bargal.l Store. Tris crack-
ing Big Sale will begin Itext Saturday
morning at 11 o'clo: k and continue for
Pen Days. RATTLING BIG BARGAINS
se usual. The store is for sale or to
relit.
Eseter, 22nd April, 190'n.
J. W. BIIODERICK
Toni Carling ari ived home Wednesday
from Queen's University, Kingston.
Mr. Elizer Williams who has been 111
most of the winter was able to be up
town this week.
Messrs. 1'. llawdcn & Son have purchas
ed a cement block machine, and ate pre
pared to do all c•lasees of such wprk.
Se. their advertisement.
Mr. and Mrs. CockwllI of Crcdlton vis-
ited .Nfr, and Mrs. \\'n1. Welsh. the let-
ter part of last week.–Miss '.tab 1 we
of Crediton was the gu^at of Mise
Lottie Welsh Sunday.
Miss M. E. Brown. who has bac:; tak-
:ag a course In nurser:; at Harper's
Hospital. Detroit, passed her final ex-
amination last week. Her many friends
here will extend congratulations.
Mr. Alex. Dow has purchased a fine
• :ttlre horse for the Improvement of
stock. He is pronounced by eminent
judges to be one of the best Merges
ever brought to the neighborhood.
Mr. harry Rendle leaves Monday for
Spokane to reside. Barry will be missed
in town because he 1■ a fine young fel-
low, and has In 011t the making of a
:1 et- l ass baseball player. We wish him
luck.
DENTAL OFFICES CLOSED April 28
to May 1st. Inriusivc.–Dr. Kinsman and
Dr. Itoulston desire to announce that
their dental office., will b -r closed On
the above dot's, the occasion being the
Annual Dental Convention.
Tne death occurred in Exeter North on
Sunday of the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Thos. Webster. aged 2 mos. Death was
caus_d by pneumonia. followed by spinal
trouble. The funeral took place to the
Exeter r.niettry on Tuesday afternoon.
ATTEND CIIURCIi.–Tic Exeter Odd -
fellows attend divine service In a body
on Sunday morning next at the Prcaby-
terian church. The hour of service Is
11 O'clo:•k and all bit emembcre are re-
quested to be at the lodge room at 10.15.
Rev. D. Urquhart of Ktppcn will preach.
DiED IN CALG.AII .—word was re-
ceived here this week of the death 111 Cal-
gary. Alta. on April 14th of a former
Exeter lady. Emma Hoskins. wife of
Louis \Valper and sister of Mrs. John
tf"Laughlin of Exeter. ller death fol -
:owed operatloes for gall stones. .She
was 41 years of age. Deceased was
daughter of the late William 1t6akel,.
Evey growers' ambitious town 1s cMn-
poed of three 11. merits. Teoac wl.o work
patriotically, vigorously and inte)Ilgent
ly ro: its advancement : those who are in
.1 ettt, or apathy or indifference, and
diose who t eke a curious delight In dis-
couraging the efforts of others by rtdl-
(-ule, and by persistent denial that any
p ogrese can or has ben accomplished.
+rid by hoists of any other town but
their own. The last class are called
toakers, but they arc really something
worse. for their opposition does not a -
" enlist)? front despondency. but from
that unenviable spirit that will 1101(0er
act itself or suffer others to act.
DEATH OF MRS. FISHER.–At Clin-
ton the death occurred on April 14. of
elehatlhel house, relict of the late Wrn.
Fisher. at the age of 98 years. 8 mos.
and 14 days. Derea•ed had been 111
about two weeks, the rause being the
.t tirmltlea of oid age. Born of Penn.
cyNanta Dut-h parents at Sr. Thomas,
Onte til.. reeldcd there for several years,
afterwards living jai Luran for a few
years. it: Lletowel for twenty years snd
:n Exeter for seven years. The husband
prede-eised her about two years. They
had no children. Tire rrmale@ were
brought here and the funeral took place
from the tome of Mrs. Fred Fisher.
Wl'llam Street. on Friday at 2 o'clock,
interment helr,g nitde h, the Exeter
cemetery.
1'uliarton.–Mrs. Wl 11.1111 \t'illiam•,who
has been making her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Wm. Reid of Fullerton
village. .)nee her eushar,d's draht 3
years ago. peered away o:, Thursday
at the age of 72 years.
MAILRIAGES
Stanlake–Mc Leod–At Ailsa Craig, on
April 14th, ,Nelson Stanlake, eon of
MI. Silas Stanlake of Sodom, to Miele
Laura McLeod of Ailsa Craig.
Thacker–Hazelwood–At Kirkton on the
21 at April, by Rev. Veale. John Thack-
er to Callas Sarah. daughter of the late
James Ilazelwood, all of Blanchard.
Itatz–•–Iforn–In Mitchell. on the 14th
John Ratz of Fullerton, to \Yllhclnttne
L., daughter of F. Horn, Logan.
Kleaman–Clyne–At Sebringville, on the
14th. John Kleaman of Vancouver, I1,
C., to ;Mss Clara, daughter of Jacob
Clyne of F'ullarton.
Plekett–Durnford–At Clinton, on April
14th, Mies Pearl Susan Dunford to Mr.
Wilfred George Pickett, both of Clinton.
Stanbury–Kellington–At Clinton on Ap-
ril 8th, Lillian Kellington to William
Stanbury, Jr., Loth of the London
Road.
Dinsmote–Stephenson–At the manse.
Varna, on April 71h, Ella. daughter Of
Mr. and Mere Ralph Stephenson. of the
Goshen Line, to John Dinsmore. all of
Statiley township.
Johne–Ballantyne–At EllmvIl1c or; Apr,
7th, by. Itev. Fair. Richard Johne tO
MBss Loulee Ballantyne, bout of Use
borne.
Faust–liartlelb–.1t Zurich on April 8,
by Rev. A D. Wachter, Miss Laura'
llartletb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C.
1[articlb, to Sant. E Faust.
DEATHS
lluntet•,–At Nanton, Alta., on April 15th]
Simon Bunter, eon of Mr. Simon 1 tun-
ter of Osborne, aged 38 years, 3 eros.
and 7 days.
Webetcr.–In Exeter North, on Apr11 29,
the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Teonta8
Webster, aged 2 menthe.
Walper.–At Calgary, Alberta, on April
14, Entrna Hoskins, wife of Louis War
per aged 41 years.
Fisher.–At Clinton. on April 14, Mehate
abet house. relict of the late W'nl.
Fisher, aged 89 years, 0 months and
4 days. t ( r
Foster.–In Blanchard, on April 14tH,
Foster, aged 89 years, 2 months.
West.–At Gravenhurst. on April 10th,
!Mas L. ;West, formerly of McGillivray
aged 44 years.
Baker.–in Fullerton on the 14th, Ethel
M., wife of Itev. A. C. Baker. aged 36
years, '5 months, and 22 days.
Schroeder,–In Dashwood on April 10,
August Schroeder.
3Ez?. 1:"!
'rhe general public will take notice that 1 alp doing business in Exeter in
the line• of purchasing all kinds of scrap, for whit It I am prep:lred t„ pay the
following prices :
Scrap Iron.... 45c cash, 50c trade, per hundred
Rags 55c If 60c ce
Rubbers 4c tt 5c
Horse Hair... 22c et 25c
Copper 7c ee 8c
All purchases to be delivered to T. IHAWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE,
EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of
scrap may be left at the sante store, where prompt attention will be given.
Fair dealing is our motto and we will give you every cent your .teff is
worth.
If
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per pound
it
Hold Your Scrap for Us, it will pay you well!
M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
\L%AL Ace1:. ;
NOTICE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second -
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in some other
second-hand way.
1 rim the only authorizes
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada.
A. MARCHAND, the Jeweller,
EXETER, ONTARIO.
House Cleaning Supplies
Ready -Mixed Paints. per tin.... 10c, 15c, 25c. 370, 45c
Senour's Floor Paints. " -15c
Campbell's Varnish Stains. per tin..15c. 25c, 45c, 85c
Floorglaze Enamel, " 35c, (0c
Alabxu tine and Murano. per pkge. • . . .... 25c, 50c
Aluminum Paint, 0
10c, 25c
Gold Enamel. 25c
Paint Brushes 5e, 10c. 15c, 25c
Wall Paper Brushes 25c
White Wash 20c, 25e, 35c
(,carpet Beaters a 10c, 15c
Curtain Stretchers $1,45, 82.00
Carpet Sweepers $2,25, 84.00
Washers $500 to $7,50
Wringers $,3 50 " $4.50
Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser. per pkge 25c
Step Ladders $1.00 to 81.75
(Ialy. Pails, Galy. 'Pubs and Wash Boards,
Samson Portland Cement
for Walls, Floors. Silos and Walk,
LjrnWe'.t !Wires.
HEAMAN'S BARDWARE & SIM STORE