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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1909.
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Wedding
Invitations
In Nt t.t Typc
On Best Pae' s
Thr' Finestk
�%'ur
And Right Prices
The Advocate Office,' Exeter
SANDERS & CREECH
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The Old Reliable
Of course, every store in town
claims to be the best store.
All stores have a right to this claim. We will not make it, however.
All we ask, is that you inspect our stock.
Have you worn a pair of the tr Astoria " shoes yet ?
If you haven't, you should!
We have them in all the latest styles, both in black and ten. They are
having a great run.
stock of Linoleums were never better !
A dozen or more patterns to choose from, ranging in price final
$2.00, $2.25 and $2.40.
Spatial
Imilicomets for Friday ad itrIiy Only
ALL 12;c PRINTS AT llc
ALL 12ic AT llc
Watch Our Crockery Window ! This is the
season of the year for Painting. We have them !
,1 Benjamin Moore & Co.'s Pure Linseed
Butter 18e, Eggs 18c, trade; 170 cash. These prices ,nhject to
change,
CARLING BROS.
facenaeoeoGewtoipowil
CL'
ofNC SALE
Ladies' and Men's Coats
Regular Prices from $5.(0 to $14.00
Selling Ptices from $3 to $9
Men's and Boys' Suits all goi5g at less than
wholesale to clear' out.
Milliner
Sotne nice Hats worth from $2 00 to $4.00-
y R.lt going at from 25c to $1,00 .0.1
Also some nice FLOWERS for trimming, 1Oc Bunch, upwards
Biggest Bargains ever offered ! Come in
and get a bargain while they last. All good goods.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
— ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
PHONE 2.2
rrrereestetaal Care.
DLO. T. ROULBTON, L. D. 8., D. D. S.
DENTIST
Ember of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and Moser
Illeselsate of Toronto University.
°M0 : Over Dickaon a ratting s Law Office, Is
Oe. Asd.non s former Dental Parlors.
WR. A. R. KINSMAN, le D. 8., D. D. 8..
eaor graduate of Totooeo Univertstr.
DENTIST,
saw satescted without any pain, or any bad effects'
Ogee seer Oladma. 8 8tsoburyis office, Main street
Euler.
Madlcal
R BRIGHT, M. D , M. C. P. 8 S., HONOR
Lie Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
resident phj,t•ian Royal Alexandra hospital, etc.
Office and Residence, Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
DR, T. P. IIcLAUOIILIN
Mae resumed practice atterpenddigt a year (Col.
lege) at British and Continental n
settee with special attention to Eye, (with refrac•
Ear Nose and Throat.
Office: Dssbwood.Ont.
Legal.
DICKSON 8 CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, 8OLIC1
tors, Notaries, Conveyam'ers, Commirioners
tlelIctIors for Molsoni Bank, etc.
Messy is Less at lowest rates of Interest
OM ere, Main.treet, Exeter,
1. >l. CARLtge, B A., L M. lessee
MONET TO LOAN.
Wi bee* a largo amnnnt of private fonds to loan
• farm and village properties at low rate. of lots
fall.
OLADMAN a STANBURY,'
Barristers. ttote Iton.Main et.. Exeter On
B. S. PHILLIPS, Exwrgn.
Llcessel Auctlese.r.
Hakes attended In all partsflatlet& tion guar.n•
sd or no pay Terms reasunat•le. All orders left
Advocate OM et will be promptly attended to
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Oompany, also Fire insurance in lead -
Ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANI)EiRSON. Licensed Auctioneer
for therm.. County. Terns reasonable.
DAtca can be made al ire Advo7att.
Exeter. or henry hltber's Office, Cred-
iton.
HOUSE FOR SALE
An exrellrnt brick house. modern and
up-to-date. situated on Mahn street.
Apply at this Office.
FCAIRNS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
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Succeror to Da. R
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night calla left at the home of Mr. Peter Bowden
Main street, (opp. Trlvitt Memorial Church), will to
promptly attended to.
EXETKR, • ONTARIO.
Office --Dr. Ramsay's old stand, corner of Main and
North streete, (opp. Pym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited
AUCTION SALE
Of house, Land & Furniture in Exeter
The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed
to offer for sale by Public Auction on the prenitees,
Benders Street, Exeter, on
SATURDAY, MAY 15th, 1909
at 1:10 o'clock p. m., sharp,
the following valuable propert., .it.
The Two•Story, New, Brick Cottage. containing
eight rooms. with furnace, electric Iignt and all
modern Impro..mente. Hard and soft water. Ala++
Two Lots of i,and on which the house is situate.
Aloe the Furniture contained in the toile*. (Creel's
previously sold by private sale.)
TERMS- Of Irurn'ture, Cash. of Real Estate -
Made known on div of Bale. For further particulara
apply to the undersi;tne.l Proprietor.
A. Bedford. Prop. John Gill. Auct.
Court of Revision
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Township of Stephen
NOTICE is hereby given that a
Court of Revision for the Assessment
Roll of the Township of Stephen, will
hold its first sleeting for the present
year. in the TO%VN HALL, Crediton,
on WEDNESDAY, MAY-'.t)th, 1909,
at til o'clock a.m.
11ENRY EILBER.
Township Clerk
Crediton, May 4th, '(Ill.
BUS ANI) DRAY BUSINESS
Having derided to go into the Itus and
Dray Business In E -iter 1 have plucrd
a new and up-to-date rig o,t the road
for the conveyance of passing: re to and
f:o:n tt.e gtatlee. and re.peetfully so.
lcit a fair shire of business of the
:ravelling public. Calls at the office,
pi one 41A, cheerfully attended to
WM. ARNOLD. Prop.
1iOU8B AND LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
a good brick house and 10 acres of land.
Part of South half Lot 4. Con. 2, Ste-
phen. The house is In good repair. also
a Rood frame h,.rn and woodshed. good
soft end hard 'water. never failing well.
good orchard. 3-4 mile from school. 1
an 1 1-1 titles from church. foiseealo•.
glteu nett tail. Apply on the premises.
MRs. \V INER, Centralia 1' 0.
SALE REGISTERMonday, May 17th. -Household Furn-
iture, the property o1 Mr. Jos Lambrook
William street, Exeter. Sale at 1 o'clock
B. S. I'h!111ps, Auctioneer.
11O13SC TO RENT
Brick house, 1 and 1-2 storey. on
William Street, Exeter. Good number of
rooms. House in good repair. Good
hard and soft water. Number of fruit
tr(es. Apply to S. M. SANDERS, Exeter
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned 1s offering for sale
Sleuth Half of Lot 21, Con. 3, Stephen,
lei miles went of Exeter; also 30 acres
)l Lot 23, Con. 2, Stephen, and 25
acres in Hay Swamp. There is on the
fifty acres a frame house, bank barn,
hay barn, drive shed and other conven-
iences ; there is an excellent spring creek
running through the thirty acres, mak-
It good pasture land. Will be sold to-
gether or separately. For particulars
:apply to MRS. JOHN COOKSON, Exeter
North, Slay P. 0.
FOR SALE
I1RI, Ii HOUSE AND SIX ACRES LAND
IN L'SHORNE
The No: Corner of Lot 13, Con.
cession 6. Usborue, the property of
the 1.tt Israel Harris. Th. t:ouse 1s one
anl one-half storeys high and contains
six roosts, kithen and woodshed. 'There
is a frame barn about 2.) by 40, hard
and soft water, and about one acre of
good fruit trees. The soil Is a good
clay. The lot is mostly seeded out and
is well fenced and drained. Apply io
GLADDIAN & STANBURY,
Solicitors for Executor. Exeter.
PASTURE FOR CATTLE AND HORSES
The uridcretgned can take a limited
number of cattle and horses for pasture
by the month. For particulars apply to
R. D Quinton, Saintebury P. 0., Lot A.
:.th Con. Usborne
Clearing Auction Bale
Of Valuable Household Furniture, Etc
11. S. Phillips, licensed Auctioneer. has received
instructions rom kir. J. H. Lambrook to sell by
Public Auction at
%Villiam Street, Exeter, on
MONDAY, MAY 17th. 1909
at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp, tho following property, viz:
1 Doherty Organ, nearly new. 3 Bed -Room Suites,
complete; 2 Sideboards, 1 nearly new; Dining•lloom
Extension Table, Centre Table, 4 Fancy Tables, 2
Kitchen Tables, 2 Wa.A-Ytaade. 6 Rocking Chain,
6 DInin Room Chain, Ann -Chair, Couch. Singer
Sewing Machine, Clock, 2 dozen Picture Frames and
Pictures, Commode, Bureau; Garland Range, nearly
new; Art Sultana Base•Burner, with Oven; Oil Stove,
2 Burners; 9 pair of Lace Curtains, 10 pair of Win•
dow Curtains, 8 Curtain Poles with Rings, 4,0 yds. of
Rag Carpet, 25 yds. of Union Carpet, 15 yds. of
Bed•Room Carpet. Set of Quilting Frames, Set of
Curtain Stretchers, washing Machine, !Hanging
Lamp, 3 Hand Lamps, Ironing Board, Wringer.
Lawn Mower, a lot of other household effects, in-
cluding Dishes and Kitchen Utensils, a quantity of
Hard Wood, Spates, Rakes, Shovels. Hoes and other
articles too numerous to mention.
All will positively be sold as the Proprietor is go -
Ing west. Everything in Goat Shape.
TERMS CASII.
B.S.PHILLIPS J.H. LAM BROOK
Auctioneer Proprietor
Auction Sale
Of Valuable 1110 -Acts' Fat to in Stephen
Township.
The undersigned hate hcen instructed by the Ad.
ministratix of the F.,tate of the late James K. Ford
to offer for rale at the ommer. Sal Hotel, Exeter, on
Saturday, May 15th. 1909,
at 2 o'clock p m.. Lot 1C• Concession 2. Stephen Tp.
On this property is a good brick house, bank tarn
with atone and brick foundation, frame drive shed
and chicken house. There is • small piece of bush
and a neer-failing ,reek and a young orchard of
about three sorra. Some forty acres have been fall•
plowed and about six acres in tall wheat, all in good
state of rulttyation. This Property is situate onk
21 miles from Exeter and within the mile of s' hoof.
TERMS The farm will be sold either for ii. n.,di•
ate posseglon or for possession In the tall. a. may
suit the purchaser. If for immediate possession. 10
per cent of the purchase shall be paid on the da, of
the pale and the balance In thirty days. If for 5104.
session in 0.. fail, DP per cent shall be se, cared and
the balar a ti or pin -chaser obtaining possesei ,, 1,
of ea'e price may be Left on Mortgage security at 5
per cent.
Further terms and conditions nill be made known
on day of sale or may be had on application to
B.S.Phillip., Madman & Stanhury
Auctioneer Soli, Bor. for Administratix
.. r.,��r
!TALE OF LANDS IN OILLIES LIMIT
Under the authority of an Order-in-
Counrll dttei 22nd April. 1909. the
northerly portion of that tract of land
generally known r -s the 01111e s Limit,
situated in the DIstrlrt of Niplssing.
and Province of Ontario, containing
about 800 acres, Is offered for sale by
tender in parcels cuntalel•ig 20 acres or
theresbouts, such tenders to be address
ed to the undersigned at the Depart-
ment of Lands. Forests and Mines, Tor-
onto. marked on the envelope "Tender
Miles Limit". and to be receivable at
the saki Department up to one o'clock p.
n1 , nn Tuesday, 15th day of June, 1909.
Tenders are to be for each parcel sep-
aratoly. and to name a lump sum or
bonus therefor. An accepted cheque for
ten per cent. of this amount to accom-
pany the tender and the remainder to
be paid In full within twenty days of
acceptance of the sante.
A royalty of fen per cent. on the gross
;nor -eels (less freight and smelter char-
ges) of all one, min -rale or concentrates
taken from the land will b• payable to
the Crown. and purchasers will he re-
qulred to enter Into a satisfactory agree-
ment with regard to the same.
Working conditions will be attached
to the sale, and rertain lands and rights
will be rest reed fu l ptrtirulars of which
together with a map or plan showing the
said tract and the subdivisions thereof.
may be obtained on application to the
Department.
The highest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
F. C DCIIRANE.
%tmister of Land.. Forests and Mines.
To: a ;to April 23rd, 1909,
MAY 24th IN EXETER.
Mlle are out announcing the big 24th1
of May celebration in Exeter on the Ag-
ri••ultur.ti Grounds. The list of sports
Is an ex -sliest one and the prizes to
be awarded aro quite In keeping with'
the ex:ellence of the events. 1
In the speeding contests there are,—
,e.,tlem We Ito id ita-e, a Bum .ing Irate
a Farmer's Novelty and a Ladles Nov-
elty Race.
In Athletic Sports there are, -Mara-
thon Race, Farmer's Races, Bicycle Race
Feeley Ra -c, High Jumping. 100 yds °pill
3u yards dash, Go year old Man's race.
Backward Race. Business Men's Race.
Also prizes for the Fancy horse and
Muggy Outfits for ladies and for gents.
e18 and 40 are the prizes offered for
Baseball Matches and this promises •to
be a big event.
Popular Lady's Contest, -Coupons are
attached to the admission tickets giv-
ing the holder a chance to vote for the
most popular lady on the grounds. The
p 1z. is a baSuty.
51 env of the pr;ze.i are beautiful and
costly pieces of merchandise. donated by
several of the merchants of town who
are ev. r anxious to boost along a good
thing and uphold the honer of the town.
Se3 butts for particulars. The Dashwood
Brass Band, an excellent organization,
will furnish tee music.
The day will wind up with an excel-
lent concert In the Opzra House, among
the artists at which will be Donald C.
Niue -Gregor, Baritone, of Toronto, etre.
W.11enhanuner, header, of Exeter, and
Wnt. Brown, Pianist.
Everybody should come to Exeter and
enjoy the day.
CENTRALIA
Sl;. W. R. EIC tt, w,to underwent an
,,peratioan In a To:onto hospital, re-
turned home Thursday very -h Im-
p. ovei In healt.l.-The Sunday School
roosts of the Method:et church have
been beautifully d corated and the com-
mittee have accepted the job from the
eantractor, Mr. Volk, and paid the con-
tract price. They have also expressed
great sattetactton with the work done.
-Rev. W. H. Butt announced to preach
A sermon to young men next Sunday
evening on "Success in Life". -Mrs. Wm.
H1'ks and Mre. Newton Baker were ap-
leeinted delegates to the W. M. S. dis-
t:l:t convention at :Visa Craig on Tucs-
day.-Mr. Harold Duplatl and Miss
Sara Neil sang a very pretty and touc•i1-
:ng duet at the church service on Su:;day
eve n.i g. -Mrs. Duplan, wife of our gen-
ial and popu'ar station agent, Is quite
;l!, being cettftned to her ted most of the
time,
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WHALEN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Saints -
bury visited friends here on Sunday. -
Mr. tired Mrs. Oscar Gilbert of Lucan
vinted tt,e former's sister on Su ,day.
-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uelbrldge spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. P.Brooks
-A number of the members of the W.
M 5. attend_d tea Mlsalonety Con.ent:oa
at Ailsa Crc•(g utt Tuesday. -The board
of management of our church are to be
congratulated on being successful 10
se -ming the a rvicce of Rev. W. E. M111 -
eon of Kingsville to preach the Anni-
versary serelces on June 201h.- Mr. Os-
car Morley visited the parents over Sun-
day. -Mr George Milisot, is improving
nl cJy and will Boon be out again. •- A
number of our young people enjoyed a
days w0ting to Exeter, last week, and
Nem the took of things paid a visit to
Senior's Photo Stuito.
STEPHEN.
Death of Josey'; Ilastard.-Another of
Stephen's oldest and most esteemed re-
yldents has beet laid to rest in (Le
Exeter cemetery. We refer to the
death of Mr. Joseph Bastard, who died
in London on Saturday last at the age
of 8I years. The deceased had been
le rather enfeebled health for some
time from the infirmities of old age,
hence his demise was not unexpected.
Mr. Bastard was a native of England,
having been born in Cornwall In the
year 1828. He came to Canada many
years ago, and for the greater part of
his life lived here. A few 'years ago he
re'Ired from the farm and moved to
,London, Where he has since resided.
The deceased was a matt of good prin-
ciple ani was much esteemed by a large
circle of Friends. Ills wife predeceased
him about 18 years. Ile leaves a family
of one son and tour daughters. Russell,
operator at 4ildlattd, Elizabeth Ann
and Dora, both married, and Misses
Bertha and Maud. The funeral took
place from the G. T. 11. station on Tues-
day to the Exeter cemetery.
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering his farm
for sale, Lot 2, Con. 1, Biddulph, 1-4
mite from Centralia 1 Illage, containing
75 acres, sixty five under cultivation,
ten acres bush pasture. There Is a new
two-storey br1:k cottage, hard and sett
water, three good wells. Barn 84 by 80
and other bultdiugs. Possession given
le the full. Terms easy. apply to
THOS. W. NEIL.
Centralia, Ont.
GREEN 1VAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter England spent
a couple of days the pest week visiting
Messrs. D. and it. Wilson of Arkona.-
Mr. fleury Fggctt has added greatly to
the appearance of his property by the
.ret tion of a new wire fence across the
from. -Mr. Chas. llaytcr of Moorsville
visited his mother, Mrs. M. Hayter. -
Min
ayter-Mls+ Z+Itah English vitiated her uncle,
Mr. S. Pollee k at Grand Bend last week.
-Misr. Maggie. Corbet of Brinsley le
vleting relatives in this vlctnty.-Mies
i\tary Amos of Brinsley called on her
friend Miss Mac Wilson on Friday. -
Th: S1'c•nr•n's institute held their annual
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. M. \1"11
son. "Shady Nook" and the following
offhers were elected. -Pres., Mrs. C.II.
Wilson ; 1 st vice., Mrs. !Jolson ; .'ed
vl;e., Ott s. Cliffe ; Sec. Treas., Myrtle
Wickert ; Auditors, lire. Lou Brinker
and Mrs. English ; Directors. Misses Af
W.lscn, Jehole liayter, Maud !lodging,
and Edith MacGregor.
SPICING MEDICINE
Everyone is better for Liking a spring
tonic. The following le a splendid and
inexpensive receipt -a sarsaparilla and
blood purifier that will make your spring
work a pleasure. Sassafras Bark % oz.
Ilurdo-k Root 1 oz., Mandrake hoot %
07... Iluchu Leaves !y oz., Chamomile
Floweret oz., Gentian hoot 1 oz.,Dan-
dNlon Root 1 oz., Cascara Bark 1 oz.,
.lar. .pantie (toot 1 oz.. Steep the roots
n
1% pints of boiling water for 12 hours
Strain and add water to make 1% pints
of finished tonic, Dose -One teaspoon-
ful three times a day b'fore meals. Su-
gar may be added to suit taste. This
re clpt ran be bought at Cole's Drug
Store, Exeter. for 25 cents. it Is worth
your while to get and take it.
STAPLE GROVE.
et . Dan it:eke of L'sborne spent Thur.
day will tis daughter, Mrs. Darius Ed-
wards. -Wilt Vrest of Ailsa Craig paid
a fly,ng vial' to our burg on Monday. -
Geo. Williams and wife of Parkhill on
Saturday visite] with trends on the 2nd
e'n.-?t r. Rt:hard Nett of West McGil-
livray paid a flying visit to the 2nd
on Monday. -Owing to the wet weather
the seeding 1. late la this vicinity -Mr.
John Hughes spent Saturday evening at
Addy Maguire's -Miss Tillie Wilson
.p Iv Sunday with her parents.- Frank
Cunningham Is wearing a smile over
the arrival of a boy. -Mr. and Mrs. Jno
W !Lams spent Sunday with friends In
JtJoresvllle.
BIRTHS
Itobinson.--Lt McGillivray, on April _0
to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robinson, a
daughter.
Jetommlette.-At the Sauble Linc, Hey,
on April 300i, to Dir. and Sfra. F.
Jeronunette. a eon.
Calfass,-At Zurich, on the 4th May, to
Mr, and Mrs. W. C. Califas. a son.
Schllbe.-At the 141h con. Hay, on May
5, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Sehllbe, a daugh-
ter.
Npearht-In Blanchard, on May 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. Spearin, a daughter.
Williams. -In Crediton, on Mag 7th, to
Mr. and Dirs. Lloyd Williams, a daugh-
ter.
DEATHS
Bastard. -In London, on May 8, Joseph
Bastard, formerly of Stephen, aged 91
years.
Young -Near Corbett, on May let, Mre.
James Young .
Stewart -At Detroit, on April 29, Donald
Stewart, formerly of McGillivray.
Turner. -11, Parkiell, May 3rd, John
Turner, In his 83rd year.
Butters -In Fullerton, on April 29th,
John Flutters, aged 08 years, 2 mon-
th. and 23 days.
Currlc.-In St. Marys, on May 2, Eliza-
beth Currie, relict of the late Alex-
ander Currie.
Bender. -At Zurich, on May 3rd, Mrs.
Peter Bender, aged 47 yearn, 8 mon-
ths, 14 days.
Elliott -In St. Marys, on May 3. Mar-
garet E. Smith, relict of the late John
Elliott. aged 7.2 years.
SCRAP!
The general public will take notice that. I am doing business in Exeter in
the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap, for which I tun prc.p.cred to pay the
following prices :
Scrap Iron.... 46c cash, 50c trade, per hundred
it
Rags 55c 80c tt
Rubbers 4c " 5c tt per pound
Horse Hair... 22c " 25c
Copper 7c
All purchases to be delivered to T. HANVKINS It 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.
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M. WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
NOTICE
Retina W. tches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other t ran an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second -
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured in some other
second-hand way.
1 am the only authorized
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.
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Portland
Cement
Samson Brand
is the highest grade. Use it
for your Walls, Walks, Cis-
terns, Floors and Silos.
Any quantity supplied at Very
low prices. Order at once.
Screen Doors & Screen Windows
From $1 up to $1.75 — complete -- Foom 20 its to 40 cts
Poultry Netting Step -Ladders
From 'lc up to 10c yard From $1 up to $1.75
Floor Paints
SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT dries over night, wears like
iron. and will outwear any other Floor Paint made.
All colors in stock. 45c qt,
ELEPHANT IHAitI)-IDRYING FLOOR PAINTS. 40c qt
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOV STORE