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Let Us Measure
you- f1;ur_ to a Suit, and the figure
we will ask wal please you its well as
the p• reel fit we will guarantee you.
We arc s rupulously careful to tit all
our patrons to perfection, as every gar-
ment that leaves our establishment be-
comes an advertisement for us. We will
give you your choice of tt:e finest and
newest fibre er. We do the rest.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Pieter, - Ontario
listless Locals -- Read Them
If you want to be n well-dressed young
Ma, wear a "King Hat." Stewart sells
tint.
i •^4111r'.11.igvi. 1. rmy WWII, mill s I ,try. Birk spent a few- days in Lo::- EXETER MARKETS.
I: LOCAL i)OI �'l . I don tele week vlaitlog friends.
a 1 `s Air, Jos. H• Lambrook retunicd Mo..- CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
day from a visit with his node in Wheat 1 23
bulk ���+������� F'or. \WaYn�, Ind.
Mr. James Bawden of the efolsoes Barley 51 53
Ge yuw' L:r.olcunis a_ !t. N. ItJ'A'l''r. fl43 4l
Mr. Abraham Deader. Sr., 12 condo- bnk
astaff. Fort William, 1s holidaying Pats
Jaeas 43 41
ted to his home through Illness. with els parents here.
00
%1r. s. Dearing of Stephen Is still Miss Millie Oke, who has been a0. Potatoes, per bag 8l1 1311
Hay. per ton 760 8 50
Flour, per cwt., family 3 25
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 165
Butter 18
Eg Rs 18
Livehogs, per cwt 7 18
Shorts per ton 25 00
30
Bran per ton 25 00
If you !rant Nairn's best Linoleurns,
&wrart's is the spa. They import them
last by the ton.
HORSE FOR SALE -A good work
Sartre 8 years old. Apply at tels Office.
Stewart has jut received another ship -
mint of 300 pairs of 25c Stockings in
Hoek and tan. Curve and yet two pairs
ter 25c.
APPRENTICE WANTED AT ONCE. -
To learn tailoring. W. W. TAMAN.
Go to Stewart's and see the new silk-
pished mercerized (iinghams-look ilits silk -regular 25c, clearing at 15c
tie yard.
BOWLING ALLEY -T:.( Bowring Al-
so will be op. nod on Saturday night
1?.
Steele Briggs' 3fangil and Turnip
iasis are the best on earth. Steuart
Nil's none other.
Biggest values ever offered in wall
goaper at It. N. ltowc'e. Eggs 17c. cash,
✓ r. trade.
If you want a nice Rug for your 1'ar-
br or Pining -Room, go to Stewart's and
hole a look through their stock. Their
amp hate a great reputation.
Repair Shop
Gun repairing
Umbrella repairing
Lawn Mowers sharpened
Knives & Scissors "
Horse Clippers "
Saws gummed and filed
Wringer Rollers.
All kinds of keys filed and
Iwks repaired.
New Bicycles and Sundries,
in
Guns and Ammunition
stock.
MANTED
1000 Mtisk Hat
Skin P. Highest
market prices.
J. TRIEBNER
Three d .ora N irth of Post Office
off With the Old
-AND-
On With the New
it will not be long till your
thoughts are turned to a new
Outfit for Spring. This sea-
son will be more than ever
in advance with new styles
and fabrics.
In Suits for Spring
New Topcoats for Spring
con:lned to his Lorne through rheuma- Sour -Meg in Kingsville f.,r some time.
:ism. returned to town last week.
Mr. James Weekes having purchased Mrs. Geo. Harlon of lfantlota, Man..
tee dwelling owned by Mr. T. Staley on arrived here Tuesday evening to visit
Main street, north of the power house, for a time among friends.
is nnovlrig therein this wetK.
Division Court was held in the Town Messrs. Pinprase & Burke will tills
Hall Tuesday. ween two minor caner week install a new and up-to-date shoe
were settled and a number adjourne1 to shine in tlalr barter shop. This ad
the neat court. Judge Holt pre sided. d!'00:, w111 till a log fel' want le this
We are pleased to report that the con- line,
ci.lon of Florence TIlebner, wl.o Is still Torot:to Saturday- Night.-"Ttte con -
1:r the Hospital at London. has mush IM- cert 11; Massey Hall on Monday eight
proved and gives promise of recovery. was a most enjoyable affair. Donald
Mr. Win. Prout, who last year plant- Macgregor won a triumph In a double
ed a quantity of Mushroom spawn. on number, being foxed to respond to an
T,,utsday last showed us a fine specie encore demand that would take
tree of No. 7 Brown. The Bohemia. This no denying." Hear him in the Opera
Is the only one that has conte up. House, Exeter. on May 24th.
Rev. John Berry, M. A.. B. D.. Sea- KIND WOIWDS FOR THE PASTOR -
forth. occupied the pulpit of the Trlvitt The quarterly board meeting of James
Memo.lal church on Sunday Iast,preacie: street Methodist church was held Tucs-
ieg two excellent discourses filled with day evening At the meeting the finatr-
divine truth and bearing with them deep clan statement for the year was read
spit Pull significance. and showed an increase In every depart -
Rev. H. M. Lang -Ford of Lletowell 'Hent. About two hundred members
will occupy the pulpit In the Trivltt have bean added tlo the church and the
Memorial church on Sunday next, Itt comtczlonal funds all ahowed a sub -
the absence of the Rector, who will etantlal advance. The board in behalf
p.each anniversary sermons at Brussel% of the congregation, apprcciatteg the
day evening of last week. services of the pastor, who has worked
A #40,0u0 fire occurred at Halley- diligently during the past four years,
bury on Monday last, and among the offered the following resolution welch
heaviest losers was Mr. Simon Stehle, a was carried unanimously. -"Moved by S. Now, hoys. the 'Lith is coming !
:ornter resident of Exeter, and who for Martin, seconded by T. I3. Carling that Bring your goods here and get the
Sonne time was on the Advocate staff. we place on record our appreciation of worth of your money.
Ilia loss was about •d000.
Miss C,:ilia Ferguson. who Inas been
al at Minden. Neb., for some time, ar-
rived here Saturday from London, where
..e visited for a few days. While tieing
mu: h Improved it will be some time be-
fore she is restored to her former good
health.
Mr. Jos. Lambrook is holding an auc-
tion sale of his 0 ousehold effects on
Here'sOood News
The market prices for old junk
are alive snd so is the old reliable
tiro! -M. JACKSON k SON -one
door south of the Metiupolitao.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no truck) all CASH:
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from 60c to 75c
Old Rubber Boots
K Shoes • 7c per lb
l'
3 'opper & Brass 9c
Horse Hair 30c "
Lead and "Linc 21c "
Monday next, atter which he will move
to Fort Wayne. Ind., and make his fu-
:u.e home. His many friends here will
be sorry to see lam leave town but will
w.sh hint eery success.
When a man pointe a gun at you,
knock him down. Don't stop to look if
the gun he loaded. but knock him down
aid don't be at all particular what you
do It with. it there is. gping to 03 a
,'o.n:r's inquest, let it be over the other
:'1 ow, he won't be missed.
Our readers will confer a great fa -
tor by notifying us of any events that and approved. Per Chair -Minutes of
are taking place In the neighborhemd. the previous meting. Per H. liueeton
All emelt !news as visitors from a die- and S. Martin -That the defects in the
ante in town. births, marriages, deaths, root be referred to the Repalre Cont.
transfers and sales o1 real estate, or with power to act. Reports of Commit
church and lodge news, public meetings, tees -Repair -B. -That the gong ordered
etc. ,will be cheerfully welcomed. had been received, duly placed, found
satisfactory. Teacher's Supply -Th
An llltnolia editor began his business
at A.
career 25 years ago with only 15 cents 11. Diusgro+e, M. P. of Wfngham, had
and is now ratel at. $100,000. This vast kindly consented to take the place of
accumulation of wealth was made pos- :1 at assistant in the IF. S. Department
Bible by hie frugality, since attention to the close of the midsummer term.
to business, hard and Inceasaat work, Per T. B. Carling and S. Martin -That
and the fact that a rich uncle died, leas- the Hoard confirm the engag:nncnt of
lag him =99,998.54. Mr. Musgra.e and that the remui ration
Miss Verna Quance, who has .b:en on b' at the rale of �90o per annum. Per
o t file staff of The White & MayGo. F. Woad and S. Martin that the Seo -
here for the past four years, has te- rotary fo:•ward to the Dominion Govern-
here
her position with that firm and nrent, R. W. Mole. Esq•, of the Geo-
logical Department, an expression of
the Board's gratitude for the generous
cabaret of minerals, kindly donated for
the use of the Exeter School. Per H.
Huston and S. Martin -That the thanks
of the board be tendered the principal
W. 13 Weldenhamrner, Esq., for the full
the labors of our pastor, Rev. A. IF. Go-
ing during 0ls four years' pastorate a-
mong us. In all hie business transac-
tions with the board 1,e has always
showy, himself a trua Cttrlatlan gentle-
man, and In religious and social work
of our church he has ever been a true
and r;yntpathetic pastor. We also wleh to
speak o1 Mrs. Going as sympathetic and
energetic in all the church's work, and
as they leave us fur their new field of
labor we trust that they may b3 as suc-
cessful in all their work as here, and
that the blessing of God may ever be
wl.0 them and their lxrnily.
EXETER SCHOOL BOARD
Meering of the Board held in the Town
.call, Monday, May 10th, at 8 p.m. Ab-
sent, F. W. Oladniar.. The following is
the order of busire se duly submitted
left on Monday for Eveter, where she
ttas taken a similar position. Miss
Quante will be greatiy Inlayed In town.
where she has been a general favorite.
-Mina Craig Danner.
Mr. W. S. Cole last week purchased
the combined store and dwelling prop-
erty on Main street owned by' Mr. F. J.
report fur.tlshed of the work of the con-
tinuation class section at the meeting
owing to 111 health. The price paid was of the Educational Association at Tor-
onto. Per T. B. Carling and 8. Martin
- that the Continuation Class Inspet for
:a,3oO.uo, Mr. Cole will prove to his
r.ew quartets as soon as convenient.
This is an excellent property and well
adapted for a drug store.
Don't arks seeing R. N. Rowe's Lace
Curtains. they are Just lovely.
HORSE AND CATTLE SALE -Mr. T. meta of the Commercial erctlon should
Cameron will conduct a sale of horses ba added to the general equipment of
and cattle at the Metropolitan Hotel, on su h SC tOOle. Per S, Dtar.ln and F.WoOd
- That F. W. Gladnian, H. E. Huston
and T. 1I. Carling be a deputation to
waft on the County Council at its June
session In support of the present or in-
rreascd grants to continuation class
schools In their jurisdiction. Per II.
Iluston and 8. Martin -That the prin-
cipal be authorized to srcure such sup-
plies as may be required for the En -
nese extending over several months Mrs. trance Examinations. Per S. Martin &
n
au-
Peter Pinder bled May 'Ird at Ger home T. B. Carling -That the Secretary beau -
at the age of 47 years. 6 mentis and thoilred to se•ure suitable certificates
14 days. She leaves to mourn her loss for the Conuncrial Department Exanr-
hcr husband. one d.w3liter, Mrs. }lcrb. illations. Per F. Wood and S. Martin-
tier
• of Exeter and one son, Walter, tie- That t to Teachers' Supply Com. take eat.
besides a number of step -children. Her lY s'epa to ec ur; desirable teachers tot
:centiliter were laid to rest In the }Iron -
the
p lmary classes r.qulrlhg such tot
sea Line cemetery on Wednesday.
Scptemb_r trot. Per F. Wood alto
T. B. Carling that the following pay -
Death of J. E. bruderlek of Londo; .- t'r'ots be appro+ed,-W. J. Neaman tot
The death occurred In St. Joseph's ltos- gong. et-- 1'2. 3: it N. Rowe. brooms,
pltal or: Saturday evening. May 8th. )dr.! 1.8i1: I1. Flusto;i. delegation, $1 ; 5
Broderick had been lfvlrg retired in Martin, delegatloo, 410: J. Grigg. tele.
London for eight years and was 77 phone. freight. and school supplies,
:ears old. He was taken Ill about ten
422.06: Per. H. Huston and T. II.
days ago and steadily !veers), worse,hls Grrl:ng -That an Interim right to the
death occurtleg on Saturday. Mr. Brod use of til( school campus be Steen to
tri -k came to Canada from Lincolnshire, the Y. M. C. A. for football prae�lre
England. when a young man and sett- until the next regular meeting of the
led in St. Thomas. Mr. Broderick Is Hoard•
survived by four brothers. Messrs. J. Per F. Wood and T. }I. Carling that
\W.. of Exeter • IL G. of St. Thomas, T. 111. Huston and S. Martin b' a committee
L. of London and W. J. of St. Louis. U. -1. to outline a general educational po•
report be accepted as received. Per S.
Martin and F. Wood -That the judg-
ment of this Board be forwarded to the
Almister of Education that In basing the
grants to Oontlnuition Schools the equip
Friday. May 14th. at one o'clock for
Mr. War. of M I erton. Fee bills for par -
•1 -ulars.
COOPERAGE WORK. -I desire to in-
form the peupl. of Ever and vicinity
that I do WI kinds of cooperage repair-
ing. All repairs gathered and returned
F'ti:(s moderate. ED. IIEiDEMAN. San
[tete street.
DEATH AT ZURICH. -After an 111-
s. The funeral was held Monday after-
noon and was of a private nature. The
'services were conducted by Rev. A. J.
Vi•itag of Talbot street •Baptist church
'111f1... took place at St. Thome'.
HiCKS F011 MAY -A regular storm
period will be in force from the 15th to
the 20th. having Its rentre on the 181h.
The moon's passage over the eeleatla%
equator On the 15th. so near It• peri-
gee on the 16th. and new on the 19th.
win hasten storm condltlons at this time
sudden changes to very warm will ap-
pear westward on the iSth, attended M
falling barometer and other derided 1a.
c'i: anon, of renting storms. These con
ditlons will widen hi extent and grow
more Intense as they move eastward►
Now Raincoats for Spring aus:ng a aeries of heavy rants. winds
and thunder storms from about the 16
New SuItings for Spring •0 20. There are no abnormal reasons
•o apprehend dangerous storms at tela
Ants. snd yet tornadoes ar! entirely Pot
r.:Dle. Heat .humidity and tow baromet-
er always precede dangerous starms.and
fomany hours 1•t adv.ui a All tt eec rOn.
di'.ons are manifest. Another probabll
aelernV period Iles about the 17th to
tee 2113. central on the 1911.. Cha',ge
el higher barometer and mu••h cooter w01
W. JOHNS
tc natural front about the 20th to the
Merobstat Tailor. Exeter 3rd the change. of course. passl'ts pro
atreeirely from 'west to rant. .arrying
44,44+4,44.4444 +it't it fair and clear ng weather.
The new spring lines are
coming in Baily now. We
are confident of being able
to please you in the least
particular.
llcy for the Board for the future, r,o:
only to meet the growing requirements
of the village but also of tae district
of which Exeter Is the natural centre.
2. to submit the details necessary for
the conauntmation of such a policy. and
further, 3. to Make arrangements to
meet the increasing needs cf the present
increasing school attendance, 4, to
present a full report of such plans at
the text regular or special meeting of
the board.
Per T. fl. Carling -Adjournment.
J. Grigg, Secretary.
Patronize
Hair Dressing
Parlors
- AT -
Hasting's Old Stand
First-class equipment
throughout
and careful, con»•ientious work.
We guarantee fat •+fa tingle all customers
lbvr t'atrenace re.pr tfully toilette'.
A. Penprase -- W. D. Burke
= •NOONQfrNOZOOOOOOO
IRON PIPE
A great variety of iron pipe
al>.ays on hand at a reason
able price, suitable for
FENCE Pt)•TS, BRACING .t 1101.7I.EVARUING
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN 5'1'. , EXETER.
OPPOSITE Er.E(TRIC Pott'ER HoteSE
Pure Blood Makes
Fine Health
At this season of the year the sys-
tem should be given a thorough
cleaning out and the blood, tissues
and constitution built up. fresh-
ened and purified. Rich, red,
hounding blood can he enjoyed by
any one -you only have to take
Our Famous Sarsaparilla
and Blood Purifier
This remedy is a natural, pure, ra-
pid reconstructor, curing all blood,
bowel, liter and kidney diseases,
where the ailtnent is due to im-
purities in the blood. Nothing so
good for indigesrion, rheumatism
or pimples.
50c and $1 a bottle at
W. S. NEY, PHIIL.I.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 50
Ips' EVES TESTED FREE
Gents !
We want you to come with the
Ladies to this store to buy the hest
and purest Perfumery, Talcum
Powders. Shaving Soaps and Pre-
parati"nP, Hair and Tooth Cleaning
Preparal ions.
Our Prices Are Right
Quality Best
Newest Past Cards -Stationery, too
Edison Phonographs sold on easy
Payments. Come in - - we will
cheer you up. You will always
find us cheery. Come and see.
Can.
Rap.
Bldg
THE PURITY
J.
Willis
Powell
DCN'T FALL INTO
the error that all flour is alike.
proof of it lies in a trial of
(WE STAR FAMILY FLOUR
The better hiking and more of it you
can do e, it h a sack or barrel of Star
flour will be a revelation to you. We
won't have to ask yon to try it the
second time. You'll do that of your
own accord.
The
1(1,01el hush. of wheat wanted.
Patronize home industries.
HARVEY BROS.
POL.K MANUFACTURERS
EXETER - ONTARIO
Enter
Any Time
CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
1,..l.een tested in the oru.ible of etf.rien.•e,
with the fi•e of Pn1.li.• opinion, and has not leen
found wanting. The t,mress of rnir graduate*
has nM hten e''-etled Not the tartest tori %es
highest grade modern Blaine*, If, hoof in tver-
tern . intAto,
(n4i.idnal iastrn•tion, NO rvation.
!tail Courses. F.ntet any day.
Write for particulars
(1EO..SPOT1'ON, PRINCIPAL
SEEDS SEEDS
We have a full stock of
J. J. Bruce's
Flowers,
TVegetables,
Lawn Grass,
and Field Roots
Seeds'
One trial will remove any misapprehension
of the quality of these seeds.
T. HAWKINS & SON
House Gleaning Time for Furniture
Always something required for the home at this
season of the year. A nice Couch for the parlor,
Three- and Five -Piece Parlor Suits; Combination
Side Boards. China Cabinets, Extending Tables,
Dining Chairs in all grades. Felt Mattresses in
three grades, the best on the market for comfort;
Wire Springs, guaranteed not to sag, none better ;
Iron and Brass Beds, for quality and design none
equal. Call and inspect our stock before you pur-
chase. No trouble to show goods -but delighted.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 82
House Furnishing Specials for This deet
Rugs
Our ehowit.g of !tugs this
season sur r.4.sts anything we
have ever had. lit
1V.'..7, Tapestry, Brtrsse s
and Velvets
we hate :4 flue sel••el ion t.,
Choose fi • mkt, a ver7 swell
lot of small MAT RLO'l at
low prices.
Carpets
We have all the poptiLir
kinds that art• selling this
Spring. Our
Union, Wool, Tapestry
and Brussels
are the best money can buy.
A big range to pick from.
Let us carpet your room.
Door Panels
in Nottingh•rn', Swiss and
Battet,b•irg.
They are very nice for year
(class Door and come very
cheap for the beauties they
are.
81 to $1.25
Window Draperies
Fit a F..ncy Screen in white,
et 1-41111 0.1 ecru shades.
Pl..in or Floun,•ed,
l'2 c to :t' )d.
F,.ncy Crib red Madras, all
calor • , 17.• t o 51)e yd.
White, Plain o. 1'. filled Mus-
lin, 15c and 20c yd.
Door Hangings
(iotas, He ivy ('retonne in
all color s f •'r I:rc let 25c yd.
Nice Homan -Striped Tapes-
tlle•, trOc ,tr,d IPk p••t yd.
Real Good Figured T'apest-
t ler, all C0100 P. for 5e per yd.
Marseilles Quilts
With that nice, soft, satin
finish that looks so nice. All
good large sine and an erns•
ment to any bed. A good
frorn
$2 to $4
Staunton's WALL PAPER Staunton's
We are the only sellers here. It is the hest paper.
MillineryOur Miliinee are busy, yes Millinery
more than busy !
Good Milliners with the Stylish Hata are always buoy!
if you want your New Hat for the 24th of May he sore and leave
your order early. They will try and have you ready. Come in !
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing