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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1909.
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
THE HOT WEATHER
^i1l Boon be here and we have just the goods you require. Summer Clothing,
-- Hate and Furnishings for Men and Boys. The warm days are a gentle re.
minder that Summer Toggery is a necessity. Beautiful Light Summer Wear
for Ladies, Misses and the Children.
I Muslims with spot and stripe, in Fren^b and Swiss
qualities 12iic to 2. c per yard
White Mulls and Colored, in cross Lar and stripe. also
Ladies beautiful floral designs ....20c and 25e per yard
41 Our Laces & Insertion to m thee e
Lest shown. Oriental Lace, German and French Val. ....
Beautiful patterns at tempting prices
i
Light, Brightht Suit, a right fir of those
"AsToRIA" Shoes, a Light Straw Hat,
( ent13 Light Underwear, Light Sox, a Low
r Collar, a Bow Tie -and there you are!
A whole outfit won't coot you much fund the
comfort you will enjoy will be
a great deal.
Special Iodaccmeais for Friday and Satarday Only
ALL 25e COTTONADES AT 22c
Butter 16c, Eggs 18c, trade: 17 J2e Cash. These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
LEARING SALE
of Ladies' and Men's Coats
Regular Prices from $..10 to $14 fel)
Selling Prices from $3 to $9
Men's and Boys Suits all going at less than
wholesale to clear out.
Millinery Some
going atHata
from t25jc from
to
$1.00 m
Also some nice FLOWERS for trimming, 10c 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 22
rr.f erl.aal Cards.
HERE TO STAY 1
Ds. O. P. BOU}BTON, i~ D. g.. D. D. L ---
D t N T I S T Bus and Dray Calls
Member of the R. O. D. S. of Ontario and Borer promptly attended to.
graduate of Toronto University.
OYTICL: Ore, Dickson a Carling's Law Office, i.
DT. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
`DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. !..
Honor graduate of Toronto Cnlverlstr.
DENTIST.
bob extracted without any pain, or any had erects
MCA over Oladman a Stanter) a office, Male
}tsetse.
Medical
Horses kept in stock for sale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at Handfoid'aHorse Exchange
\VM. ARNOLD, Prop.
FOR SALE
BRiCK HOUSE AND SiX ACRES LAND
IN USBORNE
The Norte: -East Corner of Lot 13. Con.
cession 8, Colborne, the property of
H R 1011011T M h Y C.1'.as 110\OB the 1 Israel Hartle Louse oust Is one
dent h si. fan Rola' Alexandra etc.
rest ' six room., kithen and woodshed. There
Office and Residence, far. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER. Is a frame barn about 20 by 40. hard
and soft water, and about one acre of
1
e Graduate of Toronto t'nhen(t Iter ,'two fears and one-half storeys high and contains
oital
Da. T. P. McLAL'OIiLIN
Hu teemed practlee after spending a year (Col.
lege) et British and Continental 1lneeitais. General
pewee./ with spe.-ial attention to Eye, (with rcfrac•
Ws) Tear Nae and Throat.
Office: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DI8ICON a CARLING, BARRISTERS, ROLiCi
ton, Notaries, ('onceyam ere, Commissioners
Iollclton for poisons Bank, etc.
Mossy to Loa. at lowest rates of Interest
ofiteee. Vain street, Exeter,
1. S. Camerae B.A., L. 11. nista
`fONET TO LOAN.
Ira hare a large amount of ern ate funds to lean
s farm and , illage prorerheo at low tetra of l.tet
wt.
OLA1311AN A STANBL'RT,'
Barrister., S„i;_ itorclIalnit.. Exeter Os
B.8. PHILLIPS, Exirrzu.
Liceused A•ctloseer.
Rales attended In all rarta. Satisfaction guaran-
teed Oleo pay._ Terms reasonat.le All Olden lett
at Advocate Ogee will be rromptl% •'tended (A.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON. Licensed Auctioneer
for Huron County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at rte Advo'ate,
Exeter. or Beery Ellber's Office, Cred-
iton.
iiOUSE FOR SALE
An excellent bre k ' oarc med•ra an d
up-to-date. Si*ur;^d ;, t 8a,. street.
Apply at this Office.
good trult trees. The soil 1. a good
(lay. Tee lot Is mostly seeded out and
Is well leered and drained. Apply to
OLADMAN & STANHURY,
]follcitors for Executor. Exeter.
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned 1■ offer:ng for sale
a good brick house and 10 acres of land.
Part of South Half Lot 4. Con. 2. Ste-
phen. Tee !:Ouse Is 1n good repair. also
a good frame barn and woodshed. goat
soft and hard water. never failing well.
good orchard, 3-4 mile from school. 1
.end 1-4 eines from church. Possession
given next fall. Apply on the premises.
Mf1S, WINER, Centralia P 0
FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering els farm
for sale. Lot 2, Con. 1, Btddulph, 1-4
mile from Centralia a Wage. containing
75 acres, slaty flee under cultivation.
ten acres bush pasture. There Is a new
two-storey hrlrk cottage. hard and sort
water. three good wells. Barn 31 by 60
and oilier buildings. Possession given
i t the fall. Terms easy. apply 10
THOS. W. NEIL.
Centralia. Ont.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undereignrd 1s offer r., for sale
South Half of Lot 21. Con. A, Stephen.
1% miles west of Exeter : also 30 acres
it Lot 21. Con. 2. Stephen. and 25
aures In Hay Swamp. There is on the
fifty a( rem a frame house, bank barn.
hay barn, drive shed and other conven-
iences , th(re is an excellent errt It creek
running through the tnitty A res. mak-
It good raeture land. Wel be sold to-
ke fair rr srparately. For Nettle -untie
at ply 'n MRS. 301114 COOKSON, Ettttr
North, Hay P. O.
WATERWORKS
Apparently Waterworks about which
there was so much said and done early
after the last municipal election, has
laconic a dead issue In Exeter. Whether
it is because the estimated cost as made
by the ehgl;,ecI frightea,ed the council
and (111xets into fall security "gall..
et flit, of whe(hcr the fact that we have
hot had a fire for years has made us
b:lieve the town le immune, it is diff-
icult to say ; but surely the council will
not let the awn111lr pass without tak-
ing at least one more step toward the
de stied e•od of set wring an efficient fire
protection. There ie probably not a
r(nglc person 10 town that believes we
have sufficient flit protection. \Ve oro
all agrtel that something should be done
then the council should go ahead and do
something more than Just get the es-
timated cost. If the council would put
a by-law to buy the std mill site, re-
build the dam and put In a waterwheel
and pumping station, build a stand -pipe
J Main and .:t --
and lay mains along P
y g
!taps one or two other leading streets.
It Is almost certain the ratepayers would
support ruin a movement.
A UCTIONEERS.
The following ate the Incensed Auta-
:o.xers for the County of Iluron.-Geo.
Beckett, Thomas Gundry, James Stanley
F. S. Scott, Thos. Cameron, Jae. Jones
C. Ie. Vandrlok, R. II. Gamins. W. IL
Newton, G.W. Walker. henry Ifo aeen-
n-rry, John 0111, B. S. Phillips, R. Mc-
Caarles, W. A. Currie, W. Anderson,
James Henderson, Jas. A. Smith, C. 1-1.
Wilson, Joe. White, T..os, Brown, irk.
McConnell, Alex. Kelly. Henry Torrance
John Purvis, Ed. Bu'saenberry, B. S;
:took.
ESTRAY STEER.
There strayed from the premises of
the undersigned, Lake Road, Stephen. on
or abou. May 17th, a two-year-old red
steer with a few white spots and droop-
ing horns. Any person returning same
or giving informations that will lead to
its recovery will be suitably rewarded.
SAMUEL STANLAKE, IIAY I'. 0.
TENDERS
Tenders, are hereby asked for the
eretaktng of tee Csvele Presbyterian
Criurcn. also the Manse property ad-
joining. Full particulars can be had
from the sett -teary of the board, JOS.
SENIOR.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Owing to Mr. Al]elI'$ leaving tqr the
West, his house and land on Hurbn-st,
is o!feted for salt. Apply to
JAMES If. DENNIS, Exeter.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
Brick house on the corner of Main and
. 1c Coria streets.
Wet. HLATCHFOI(D.
FOR SALE
For sale, Matt or Woma:I.-My South
African Veteran Bounty Land Certific-
ate issued by the Department of the In-
terior, Ottawa ; good for 320 acres of
any Dominton Land open for entry In
Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba,
1\ny person over the age of 18 years.
man or w•oanan, can acquire this land
with this certificate. For immediate sale
11790.00. Phone, write or wire, L. E.
TELFORD, 131 Shuter Street, Toronto.
Phone Main 3086.
HOeSC TO RENT
Brfek house, 1 arid 1-2 storey, on
%'I liam Street, Etettr. Good number of
rooms. House In good repair. Good
hard and soft water. Number of fruit
trees. Apply to S. M. SANDERS. Exeter
PASTI'ItE FOR CATTLE ANi) GORSES
The undersigned call take a limited
number of cattle and horses for pasture
by the month. For particulars apply to
R. D Quinton. Satntsbury 1'. 0., Lot A.
nth Con. Colborne
SALE OP LANDS IN DILLIES LIMIT
ender the authority of an Order-i!:-
Councll date] ;:end April. 1909. tete
northerly portion of that tract of land
generally known r.s the Oilllcs Limit.
situated In the District of Nipissing.
and Pr Ince of Ontario. containing
about alio acres, is offered for sale by
:ender in p.ereels cuntalliteg 20 acres or
thereabouts. such tend. re to be address
ed to the undcrstgncd at the Depart-
ment of Lands. Forests and Mines. Tor-
onto. marked on the envelope "Tender
011Iie. Limit". and to be receivable at
the said Department up to one o'clock p.
m., on Tuesday, 15th day of June, 1909.
Tenders arc to be for each parcel sep-
arately. and to name a lump sunt or
bonus therefor. An accepted cheque for
ten per cent. of this amount to accom-
pany the tender and the r.mnaleder to
be paid III full with:it twenty days of
acceptance of the same,
A royalty of tea per cent. toe the gross
pto:eeds Was freight and smelter char-
ges) Of all Ores, min rats or concentrates
taken from the land will be payable to
the Crown. and purchasers will be re-
quired to enter Into a satisfactory agrete
mint with regard to the same.
Working conditions will be attached
to the sale, and ccrtaLt lands and rights
win be reserved fu 1 ptrticulars of which
together with a map or plan st.owing the
said tract and the subdivisions thereof.
may be obtained on appllcatton to thr'
Department.
The 1Igt,tst or any tender not nt(ts-
•arlly accepted.
F'. COCHRANE,
etin'ster of Lands. Forests and MP re.
Toronto April 23rd. 1909.
D. D. 0. M'S. OFFICIAL VISIT
The D. D. G. M. Int. %Vu:. tiro. R. E
Coope" of ltritat.nfa Lodge. Seaforth, of -
fie lally visited Lcba,.oa Forest Ludg.
No. 133, A. F. & A. M.. last Monday
evening. There was rt large attendance
of t1h,• members prebe:hi, 'Including sev-
eral visitors The dtatioguiahed repres-
entative of Utah(' Lodge was introduced
by Int Wo.• Btu L. if, Dickson and \Vor.
Bro. C. H. Sa:,d 1., who being received
in the ueuat manner thanked the lodge
fo, Ids reception a:111 then directed the
N'. Master to exemplify the work of the
Third Degree. Tile work being
tht•W. M., tiro D. W. Collitn& and his of-
ficers were highly complimented by the
visitors for the excellence of the wok
e •rfo-mei. The business of the evening
b ing over and the lodge closed the
tnthtei sat down to a well-prepared
luncheon, supplied by Messrs. %Vinton
Bros., after which the Wee. Master cal-
led the mecums to order and a feast of
reason followed. The first toast. ' The
King", was hearth hemmed by sin6in
g Y
g
' God Save T ,‘? King' and then followed
The Grand Lodge of Canada" couple}
with the names of Int. \V. Bro. Cooper
and V. W. Hro Neaman. The D. D. G. M.
made a short but interesting address.
it. praise] the Wor. Master and of(1 crs
!u.- their efficiency, and then spoke at
some length on the general principles
and t a. h nga o: masonry. HID address
was an eloquent tribute to the brother-
hood of man. Rt. Wor. Hro Dickson re-
sponded to the toast of South Iluron
District" In a very able manner, claim-
ing that masonry in this district had no
supertor h1 Ontario; It is the banner
dist -1" of th';n al'. The toast of Bus:-
neet and Professions" was responded to
by V. Wor, tiro Stewart, Gros. Hurdon
and Bluett, -'! ening justice to the toast
and anti'. .o thrtnarlvcs, while Bro. Hut' -
don also S ► ig a solo that was much
opine( Wet The a lalling Brethren"
'vas well and ably responded to by \Vor.
131o. Mail o:h of Lteatford, Wor. Bro. le.
01ae1i of London and Bro. John Nieto-
tyre. Woe. Brom. Taman, Sanders and
Davis acquitted themselves in neat and
b -coming toasts to ' The Ladles", while
Wo•. 13ro. Collins, Bros. Sweet and W.
D. Sand:Ts, did ample justi 7e to the toast
of • Lebanon Forest Lodge", proposed
by the D. D. G. M. Dr. Malloy, being the
' bvby" maeo:t, was asked to respond to
the • Junior Members', which he did
very lc oming]y. The Junior Warden's
toast, followed by ' Auld Lang Syne"
enteludcd the entertainment, just as the
wee snta' hours were noted on the cork.
HALF' PRICE SALE at the Exeter
Ratgaln Store. In order to clear out
the balanee of the stock this wefts
CRACKING 1110 I)AIWAINS will be of-
. (111d. NO REASONABLE OFFER
W ILL 1IE REFUSED Alt must go.
All Is for sale very cheap. Two pairs
Counter Scales, one Iron Safe, o:.e
Cash negligee and two Paper Cutters.
The Stott is lot sale o' to re -:ht very'
cheap.
Euler, June :n -d, 191,9.
J. W. 131tODEI(ICK.
MARINE NOTICE
113 it k,.o•xn that the seep "Good Lu• k"
bolo:guilt to the lsaak Walton Fishing
Club, will sail from the Port of Exeter
for the timber of Grand fiend on Thu;*.
day. June 10, 1909, at the hour of 8
o'clock a. m. sharp. Tee Officers and
Crew will kindly asschtble a id have the
cargo stip-shape by that time.
Singais for the Day.-Suhshine, Suc-
cess
ue-case and Bring -your -own -Bait. Boat-
swain Sweet will gather the crew and
Purser R. Creech will look after the
cargo. While the anchor 1e being weigh-
ed the crew will slug the songs of the
club ltd by Mariner J. J, White. Any-
one wishing to .all ort the ship will
kindly write Quarter -Master A. 0. Dyer.
Only oa:' o: two vacant:ca lett. By order
of Captain N. Dyer Murton.
TIIE ill\'F:it St 'E
it would stent that every day, the town
is letting a chance slip that ono day we
shall be sorry for. According to the
option of all the experts we have ever
had this town must look to the river
for Its water supply. Even provided we
do not need the water now (which la
not a recognized fact by any n.eans)
now day we must need It. and now is
the best time to buy a site along the
elver. There is no spot so suitable as
the old dam site, and we are Informed
by the owner, Mr. James N. 1lowarti,
that he will dispose of It at a very rca-
so:ablo price, and It Is up to the town
to grasp the opportunity, and secure 0
site that will be a valuable asset '•a
the town in atter years.
MOLSONS iBANK AT KIRKTON
The Motions hank 1s opening a new
heeeeh at Klrktoe, Ontario. which wl'1
ready for business at once. sere c►
1 spat^'t from Toronto. This seems to
, one of the results of the coming of
new railway line.
Local Items
Mr. a:td Mrs. It. hunter are visiting
In Loindoe.
Mrs. %'..11. Lovett Is tele week vielt-
Ing her deter, M, s. Geo. Knight at 11-
dcrton, •
Mr. Reginald Case was In London this
week trying his exam. as operator on
the (1. T. it.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Cozon of Granton
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil/lam
Taylor on Sunday.
Norman Itodgert was in London this
w ek with a vlrw to securing a position
as hardware clerk.
Mr. Thome Oke, who Is at present re --
meting L•i Lo,don. came up Tuesday ev-
eing for a short visit.
Niles L. Hunter left %'edea sday for
[.o .doh. where she intends residing with
ne.r uncle. Mr. Bowerman.
Miss Mary E. Culbert has returned to
her home !,ear Loran. after spending
a week with E. 1'. Taylor.
Mr. n. N. Rowe 1s attending the Con-
ventloe of Chosen Friernds at Toronto
this week, as is also Mr. Benson Will-
iams o' Csbornr.
Mrs. Richard Coates Inas been sum-
moned to the bedside of her father. Mr.
Janis \t estcott at Loughs. Man.. who
is dangctously 111.
The first meeting In the interest of
Loral Option was 'held In the Janes
•tree' church lain week and now the
campaign niay toe maid to be on.
CALVES FOR SALE. -Geo. Chapman
of Atwood will be at ttie Central Hot -
(1. Exeter, with a load of calves for sale
op Friday. Junc 4th.
Joseph Flnklcbtein and family moved
(11. week to London where he will I n
future reside,
Mime E. Kingdon of Birmingham. Eng.,
arrived etre this week on an extended
visit ae a guest of her cousin, Mr. Al-
h'rt Ford, Huront
et ccs.
Mr, %'nt. %'catcott of Usborne left
Tuesday for Douglas, Man., to visit his
b o.h -r James, who is lying dangerously
111 of a complication of diseases.
Rapt. Rance, late of No. 6, Company of
Voluittcrs has been transferred to the
Cltittott company, and the command of
the Exeter company has been taken over
by Capt. W. J. lleatnan.
Those who have had the pleasure of
driving In the country lately say that
It Is remarkable how fast the crops
are growing. At the present rate they
bid talc -to rival those of the finest of
ep:ing seasons.
T.• , last report from the bedside of
'.1'. One. Mantle, who underwent a tilt -
teal operation In Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, last week, Is that he Is thought to
0 • slowly improving. Drs. Moore and
Hadley Williams perforated the oper-
ttt.oa.
Thr Volunteers leave next Tuesday for
camp at London. A particularly large
number of men have volunteered for
duty. and, as the bete of tete company
has been reduced somewhat this year,
it ie doubtful whether all the applicants
will be able to go.
The following, which has been dis-
covered by a farmer, is said to rot
stumps out In a 'month. . Bore a two
foot hole in the bottom of the stump
with an auger, pour In a pint of nitric
acid and sulphuric acid equal parts.
Put a plug steeped he paraffin Into the
hole. and 111 thntty days the stump will
b; completely rotted."
The Government has made an estimate
of the population of Canada this year
and puts the figure at 7,085,219. Thier
la 1,671,849 more than was shown by
tete census of 1901, or almost three times
this growth of the ten years between
1891 and 1901. Let us hope that the
census whic:a Is to be taken two year's
h ere wilt bear oult this t Ighly favorat 1
estimate.
A pleasant Box Social was held In the
Janice etrtct church Tuesday evening un-
dt r the au'tpicesof the League. Some of
those who took part In the program)
were. -Mica Brown and Mhos Floaskr
wtet, a duet ; Niles Velma EaaterbrooW
a reading : Miss Treble and Miss Taylor1
a vo:al duttt ; Tont Carling, A. l'enprase
R. Wilcox and W. Stone, a quartette;
Miss Venetia Frayne, a reading; Misses
Lulu Martin, Ida Ituwe, Gladys Bissett,
Lillian Rowe and Floosie Hunter, a
chorus.
MA RRIAGES
King-Ccockcr-In St. Marys, on June
1. Walter King of Ottawa, to Mles
Della Cro.ker of Ottawa, formerly of
Exeter.
ineewc l:-1 larvcy - lit Heater, 011 June 2
Mr. Ernest Buswell to Mise Gertrude,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Har-
vey, all of Exeter.
Spackman - Knight - in Exeter. oa
Julie 2, Mr. Prank k Cl;fford Spackman;an
,
.S c n an
Mr.Hu to ski
son of and Mee. e e p ,
to ells. Annie Beatrice, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knight, London
(toad South,
Nobly -Mil -At Clinton, on May 26th,
Margaret, youngest daughter of etre.
Thos. 11111, to John Noble of the Huron
(toad, liullett,
Taylor -Reid -At Egmondvllie, on May
28, by Rev. N. Shaw, Mr. Samuel J.
Tay'o• of Hay township to Mise Ethel
M. 14.111 of Stanley township.
%.since. -Leitch -At London, on May 20;
".1' !a -t A11:11!-: L. Leitch, Ailsa Craig, t0
.tr. 0. E. 'Levitz of Poplar Hill.
DEATIIS
Shank -le 1'.,: k:,i;1. on May 21, Henry
Shank, ag: e1 :, years and :t months.
Dishma❑-in McGillivray, on May 23,
John Dlahnlan. aged 57 3eara.
Hennewc:m-In Fullerton, on May 22nd
Frederick 13enneweis, aged 79 year}.
Flizgerald-In Mitchell, on May 24, Su-
sanna Bible, beloved wife of Edward
Fitzgerald. aged 78 years.
Davidson -At Varnia, oa, May 21, Alex-
ander D,avidmoe. In hes 90th year.
FIRST DRAFT OF STATIONS
According to the first draft of sta-
tion. made by the Stationing Commit-
tee of the London Conference, the fol-
lowing are the changes to be made in
Wioghatn. Oodet•ich and Exeter dis-
tricts: Wingham, W. Z. Rutledge;
Wroxeter, C. W. McKenzie; Ripley,
B. Snell; Belgrave, W. M. Pomeroy;
Ontario Street, Clinton, F. W. Cozens;
Dungannon, L. Bartlett; Vart'a, W.
H. Taylor; James St., Exeter. Rich.ird
Hobbs; Elimville, 0. W. River. and
A. T. F. B.; Hensell, Geo. Jackson;
Woodham, W. R. Vance; Kirktou, T.
T. George.
NOTICE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, arc liable to be Second -
Hand 'Watches, taken in trade
or procured in some other•
second-hand way.
1 am the only authorizeu
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.
�WE11.01111."-
lane% rosy trod,.
We carer the tartest sad
Groat complete •reek 1•
Ms sectio•. en.,rlal•/
Hardware. Woodenware,
Cutlery. Uardea Seeds.
Iron. Steel. Carpenters'
Tools. Paints. Varalabe•
sad Brushes
II y. weed • (Isiah ler
FURNITURE. FLOORS.
OR ANY INTERIOR WORM
We sell •.d recos,ss's'.
CAMPBELL'S
VARNISII STAIN
20 pearls es the .tribal. 11
•Iw•r• /Ives eatief•cllo.
11 drie. gunk mid herd
M•k•• • dyeable (fresh
10 COLORS ('AID IEEE
15. 25. 45e, ea e
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORB