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The Advocate Office, Exeter
r TWBNTV-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1909.
SANDERS & CREEDS!
The Old Reliable
how 10 Keep!
Cool White 600ds
The real hot weather is here!
Are you prepared for it?
Here are a few -How to Keep
Cool " suggestions,
Muslins, Drawers, Organdies,
White Waists, White Under-
skirts. Suinrner Corsets, Corset
Covers. fie : Men's and Boys' Straw Bats: White Vests, vel y choice line;
New Ties, all of the latest in style and colorings.
Special
LADIES' BLACK HOSE,
worth 25c, now
121e
Crockery, a new line just in!
Nov is the time to replace your broken lots at about half the price
you paid for your old. We would remind you that we still have the
Astoria Shoe
in Men's only, in all the latest styles. both in the 1111• and high cut.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry !
Butter 1 7c, Eggs 18e. trade: 17c cash. These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
argains for ladies!
We ,bre showing this week some
Special Values in Fancy Voiles in Blue, Brown,
Linen and Black Colors. Also stitre very fine Eoliennes
in different shade., very swell for SUMMER DRESSES. Our
stock or Fancy Combs and Barretts i- complete.
Very large stock of these goods. Do not miss seeing then).
AIso Bargains for Men !
..........
In WHITE VESTS. latest style,
WHITE STRAW HATS, COLLARS, ('UFF
LINKS, FANCY HOSE. All up-to•dete goods and prices right.
We Keep Nice, Clean; Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
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PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST-OFFI CE
rr. teaalasal cards.
DLO. r. souurrON, L D. S., D. D.
DENTIST
•emW, of the IL O. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
S,Nsete of Toronto University.
01/101: Over Dickson a Carling's Law ORre, In
D•. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
�oDR. A. K. KINSMAN, L D. 1., D. D. e..
nor graduate of Toronto Urii .,tett'.
DENTIST,
theft extracted without any pain, or any had 'Recta
Ole. over Oladman A 8tanbury's once, Maio street
lass.,.
Medical
HR BRIOIIT, W. D , M. C. P. A P , HONOR
a Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
resident pkyy•IcI►n Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
Oce and Re•Idence, ['r. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
Da, T. P. MCLAUGHLIN
Has resumed proof a atter spending a year (Col-
lege) .t British and Continental hospital.. Ge feral
Ira•-ttce with yrs. cat attention to Eye, (with airs
Ueo; Ear Nose and Throat.
(Wye Dashwood, Or t.
Legal.
DiCg8ON a ('ARI.ING, RARRISTERa, S(Ltr'1
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Comm:r ferent
Solleitore for Motsons Sant, etc.
■iesy to LN■ at toweet rates of Ietereet
Ot11 'es, Main street, Exeter.
I. 1. Cassese, dA , L. H. tc•eon
MOSEY TO LOA:4
Ae have a large amo-int of re. ate funds to loss
• rasa and c silage properties at low rates ct Intel
Nf.
GLADMAN A STANBURY.'
Barristers, soIIcItOrs.Maln st , Exeter en
B. 8. PHILLIPS, Ezic'rER.
Liceaae1 Asctl
Sae. wend( 1 in a!1 parte. Satisfaction gnaran
Wed cr so pay _ Terms reasonable. All orders 'eft
.1 Advocate 011'. will he promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Aaaurar-e
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British ('ompan•ee.
Main -St., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. A NDEit SON. Licensed A uc tio;:ter
for Huron County. Terms r^Aeonable.
Dates can be made at bre Advo:atc.
Fxrtcr. or 1ic:lry 1i;tlber's Office. Cred-
Iton..
$ 1
HOUSE FOR SALE
An este nen: brIk '.Ou.c. modrrn and
up-te-date. Situated o -n stain street.
Apply at thiS eft' -t.
HERE TO STAY!
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for sale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange
W)t. ARNOLD, Prop.
iioesC TO RENT
Brick :souse, 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
Mts. Apply to S. M. SANDERS, Exeter
PASTURE FOR CATTLE AND 11ORSES
The undersigned ran take a iimitcd
number of cattle and horses for pasture
by the month. For particulars apply to
R. D Quinton, Saintsbury P. 0., Lot A.
''th Con. Usborne
HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned 1s offer:ng for sale
a good brick house and 10 acnes of land.
l'art of South Half Lot 4. Con. 2, Ste-
rhen. The house 1s to good repair. also
a good frame barn and woodshed. good
sett and hard water. never failing well,
good orchard, 3-4 mile from school. 1
and 1-4 miles front chutch. Possession
given next fall. Apply on the premises.
MRS. WiNER, Centralia P 0
rARAi FOR SALE
The undersigned is offering his farm
tor sale, Lot 2, Corn. 1, Biddulph, 1-4
mlie from Centralia \ illage. containing
7'i arres. misty five under cultivation.
ten acres bush pasture. There is a new
two-etorcy brick cottage. hard and soft
water, three good wells. Barn 31 by 50
and other buildings. Possession given
in the fall. Terms easy. apply 10
THOS. W. NEIL.
Centralia. Ont.
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offerI► g for sale
Sleuth Half of Lot 21, Con. 3. Stephen.
141 rni:ee west of Exeter ; alse 30 acres
)f Lot 21, Con. 2. Stephen. and 25
ares in flay Swamp. There 1s on the
fifty acres a frame house. bank barn,
hay barn. drive shed and other convene
len-ve : there Is an excel!ei.t serit,g crick
running "rough the thirty a :es. mak-
It 'cod ra•ture land. Witt be sold to-
geinc: cr separately. For particulars
apply to MRS. JOHN COOKSON. Exeter
Nor.h, Itay P. O.
DOODLE HAWKSHAK's ;1A!tRIEU INITIAL SERMONS OF' HEY. I1O11It�.
MEN ARE :\UAIN \ ICTOItIOUS
Irl' ONE GOAL ONLY, ' 4-13.
Sandy Bawde)'s bunch of cherry-phk-
ers, known as the single mcn's base-
ball Ican,, agate:, suffered defeat at the
hands of Doodle Hawkshaw'e double
harness chaps, on Monday night al-
though the margin of tuns was as email
as it could be, the fillet score being 14
(u 13. The game was of five round do his
length and was replete (loin start to obi
finish with, overthrows, muffs, Wiese -4
grounders, bases on balls, stolen bases
AA mighty slugging, mixed up w itlt .u,
o^caslonal Lan out, beautiful fly field-
ing and nice throwing. It looked like a
runaway game for Doodle's team up to
the end of the fourth, in which his men
passed over the home plate no less than
eight times, making the score 14 to 8,
but the fifth saw ;hent blanked, while
Sandy succeeded by squeeze playing and
a lucky hit or two 111 getting five men
around the diamond. Doodle and San-
dy occupied the pitcher's box for their
respective teams and honors were pret- i
ty evenly divided between them. Derry
Boyle did the receiving for the singles
and 1s a star catclter. while Ton) Creech '
and Neil Bellwood did similar duty for ,
the doubles. Neil got a bad crack on
one eye by a thrown ball when trying i'
to catch a man cut at home. A black
eye Is the worse result. Billy \Vllaon
as umpire handled t he game pretty well
and hadn't much kith coning on his
de:isions. The players and acorea were
Single-Bawden 8, F. Boyle 2, Palm-
er '2, Setnior 2, Carting 2, Hoskins 1,1
l'.per 0, Elliott 0, Browning 1.
tarried-Stewartl, Anderson 2, Cole
l REV. RICHARD IIORBS
2, hlawkshaw 2, T. Creech 2, Bellwood
Statham 1, D. Creec't 1, T. Boyle ]. ' Who Commenced His Pastorate In The
ylanw. `'• c • Methodist C_iurch
I E_ete. on Sunday Last.
Trac standing of the games between I
• married and single baseball teams
town shows that the former have sod wished hint. Ile said he knew how
..o.t two and lost none, while the lat- necessary it was to begin right. And
ter Lave lost two and won none. The during the course of the sermons, morn -
third gauze takes place on Monday night itg and eveuh,g, from the one text,
meet, and that ball ground will be the 'We wfil rejoice in Thy Salvation,"
Psalm 20, :', he spoke with no uncer-
tain sound as to the course he Intended
to pursue with regard to the work of
C',rist In Exeter. During his first Sun-
day he wished to hold up a few mot-
1''ir:st-elaes brick house on Main-st., 1 toes to follow which would be
Exeter,; Terms easy. Also for sale' his aim. Ile had been asked the meah-
\'oco Ir csangs' Wonderful Remedies. ling of Salvation and as he thought over
WM. at. BLATCFf hOItD it he came to the conclusion that it
meant more than deliverance from peril
or danger. That was only the negative
meaning. The positive meaning meant
taken into safety. Salvation means out
of danger and into safety. The author
of Salvation Is God. We are Its pos-
sessors, and as pastor and people we
should rejoice. '.
In the evening he named and described
a few banners he wished to be held
up in the warfare agahnet wrong, tell-
ing the world who we arc, what we are
what we stand for and what we wish
to accomplish. To illustrate the signl-
ticance of a banner to a nation, he de-
w:rib:ad the Roman banner, the Union
Jack and Canadian Ensign, and •,ruck
a high note of patriotism In his illus-
trations regarding the monarchial torn)
of government, the three crosses of the
Union Jack and the crown and wreath
of maple leaven. Of the colors of the
Canadian ensign he said the red
stands for freedom. bought by the cost
of blood, white for put ity. ler no enemy
trail It In the dirt, blue for the heav-
en,, whence every good gift comas;
while the crown stands fo: liberty. the
wreath of maple leaves for unity and
the beaver for industry. In the name of
God we would set up a Icy, tat::teres
that James street church would start
out right. -tat, A blood red flag. type
of the flood of Crlet, with the charact-
er, a Iamb. In white, and au Inecrlption
NOTICE TO MAGISTRATES AND JUST- 'Behold the Lamb of Gtel."211d, A icon
ICES OF TIIE I'EACE. k:hg of Least.. repreetnting the same
Being as tee Lamb. ard, .\ mighty War
The Ontario Statutes for 1909 have Hoe, representing Christian Life. which
been received Ly me for distribution and Is a warfare. 4th, a spotlessly white
Magistrates. Justices of the Peace and banner and on It In golden lettere, "Hot -
others entitled to coplee may ob- Ines unto the Lord". H^ intended to
tain them by applying at limy uffi (. strike with night and main all that is
Goderlch 16th June, 19014.contrary to that flag. 5th, A black
C. SEAUEI(. flag of death, w:t!t the Inc(r,p'lou."God's
Clerk of the Peace, Huron 1't ohlhitory Liquor Law."
Large congregations were present st
both morning and evening aetvlree.
On Sunday last Rev. Richard Robbs
commenced lila pastorate; 111 James st.
Methodist church, Exeter, by two int-
pressive sermons et which he set be-
fore the people the position he Intend-
ed to assume during his term here. '1
have come In the name of the Lord to
bidding at all haiards." !le in-
tu do, and say. and be what
smite of a desperate encounter.
FOR SALE OR RENT
F AR"I FOR SALE.
One of the finest farms ht Usborne
Apply to SANDERS A CREECII, Exeter
FARM WANTED TO RENT.
loo acres, to get possession in fall.
Apply to SANDERS & CREECH, Exeter
REWARD.
$30 Reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the person or persons trad-
ing In my name in Iron. metal/ rage,
etc. My wagons have the box painted
red and the gear yellow, with my name
in aarge letters on the box.
Address. \V. G. CAINES,
Patient)).
F'AftM I- Oil SALE.
A hundred acre farm, all seeded down
hut one acre: situated north of Centralia
1-1 mile from Church, school and Post
Office, being Lot. 6. Con. 1, Stephen.
There Is on the premises a good frank
house, three good frame barns. 4 wells,
1 windmill, 1 acre of good orchard.and
10 acres of hardwood bush: fences In
good repair. and is well under -drained.
Telma (asy. For particulars apply to
MHS. 8. McCOY, Centralia.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the matter of the estate of Abrahant
Dearing, late of t he Village of Exeter -
in the County of Huron, Gentle.
man. deceased.
varmint to R.S.O., Chap. 1.10, Se. tion 3e. Notice
i. htre)y given that ►ll creditors and others having
claims against the estate of Abraham tearingir, late
of the Village el Exeter. in the County of ninon,
Gentleman, who died on of about the Seventh day of
June, A. O. 19.11, are, on or before the
Tw'enty•Fotirth Day of July, A.D. )9 09
to send by post, prepaid, or deliver to Messrs. (!late
man h $tantwry, of the Village of Exeter, Soli
citors for the Exe"utrix and Executor of the said de-
ceased. their Christian names and Surnames, ad-
dresses and des'•riptions,the full particulars of their
claims, a statement of their accounts and the nature
and the nature of the se,urities, (if am), held by
them. and that after the day tart atoremid the said
Executrix and Executor will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said de (amid among the parties en-
titled thereto. has ins regard Only to nidi claims of
which notice shall have been given as above vequit•
ana the said Executrix and Executor will not be
liable for the aid assets or any rant thereof, to any
person of persons of whose claim of claims notice
shatl not have been received by them at the time
of sueh distribution.
Pared at Exeter, this 25th dax of Jane, A.D. 190.
OLA OMAN A STANSURY.
Pnlillters for the Executrix and Executer
HOLMES MUST SERVE
Toronto, Junc. 30t.). -\wit. Holmes of
Scaforth must serve his sentence of two
years In the Central for abduction. Ile
was convicted attd sentenced by the
county judge of Huron County on a
charge of abducting Maud Ifulicy, the
daughter of Ills house. whom he took
from Seaforth to Guelph. Tha appeal
xas made on the grounds that Holmes
was taking the girl home to her mother
A stated rase was submitted as to
whether it was a rase of abduction.
The question 1s answered In the affirm
ative, and the conviction sustained.
SEItVANT GIRL WANTED
.\n experienced housekeeper, references
preferred. Apply at this office or to
Mr.. W. D. Clarke, Andrew street.
e1TUATION WANTED
1f you teed a hired mart for harvest
Apply to 1(O:x 57. CREDiTON.
TRIED hO[; ASSAULT AND ABUSIVE
LANGUAGE
Ite`o a M„g:strafe Kay on Monday and
Tuesday nigi,'s a case of common as
Sault was tried against Jonathan Kydd
of Exe e: North, and a case of abusive
language against Sidney West, pre-
ferred by the one against the other. Af-
ter !:caring the evidence the magistrate
fined Mr. Kydd $5 and costs or 20
days, and Mr. West $3 and costs ea 10
days. it appears that on July 1st the
with Tt:os. Brock, jr., were en-
gaged at Mr. \Vickwire's barn on the
London Itoad North, whelk they had a
few words over the laying of a certain
stone. with the result that Kydd hit
west oft the forehead with a shovel,
cutting a severe gash and rendering him
um conscious. Ile was afterwards pack-
ed up by Mr. Wickwire and taken to
Mr. John Hawkins' in a wagon, thence
in a buggy to town, where the wound
was dressed. The wound was a nasty
0110 and took three stitches to doze.
West at once laid information again-
st Kydd for assault, and Kydd against
Weal for abusive language, with the
re.sui as above. Dickson for West and
Stanbury for Kydd.
FIRE AT HENSALL
Heisall, July 1.-A disastrous fire
h: oke out at 7.80 this eventing( in the
se:•ond story of the machine shop of the
henna[► foundry. Before the brigade ar-
rived the fire was past control, and
it was with great difficulty that they
prevented the moulding shop turd saw
nn:11 adjoining from catching fire. The
lose, which is estimated at 18000, Is
partly covered by insurance of a500u.
BiIINEY'S BURNT BLISTERS \VIN 13Y
14--122 IN A SHOIIT GAME
Rain interfered with the third game
of baseball between 13issett's Busy Bat-
ters and Birney's Hui•nt Blisters on
Friday ptght, they only reaching the
end of the fourth when the downpour
done. The Blisters were ahead 14 to
12. The game was under the control
of F'rezo Piper who made an Impartial
umpire. As t he score indicates consid-
erable strong batting was done by both
sides, no innings being without two or
more runs. Each one of the players,
c•ept faddy Flynn, passed the home
plate in safety. The players lined up in
the 'same order as In the second game
and their promptness and regularity in
turning out to their games Is a good
example for the older fellows. The
Burnt Blisters by this victory claim that
the Busy Batters lost their name and
should again be styled Bungled Blun-
ders. however. the game was short and
we hope to see a better one shortly,
wheat a decision as to t'le championship
may be fairly given.
HICKS' FORECASTS --A reactionary
storm ycriod Is central on the 8th, 9th
and 10th. This period promises severe
electrical and atincspneric unrest. The
amount of violence to be expected front
storms at this time will be, plainly tote -
shown by the readings of the barometer.
Look for heavy thunder gusts and driv-
ing rain squalls. On and touching the
Um storms will rcartt their crisis. A
sharp change to rising barometer, with
Toole: winds fro:n the wcet wll! bring op
the rear o1 Case storms. A regular
storm, period 1s central on the 14th, ex-
tending front the 12th to the 17th. As
we enter this period the temperature will
r•
rise very t,lg:. ' , barometer will fall,
and storms of ' :catching adpcct
visit ,nano localities, pr, gressive,y fro:nl
west to cast, between the 14th and 17th.
This period promises the heaviest rains
perhaps, of any period in this month.
'After derided storms and the barometer
beghts to rise, change to cooler will f01 -
low Sor a few days. A seismic period
iod is central .:, the 11th, extending tw`0
or thrcc day. before and atter that date
BIRTHS
Johne. -111 E -.ter, on July 1st. to Mr.
and Mts. Wellington Johns, a daughter
Fisher. -In Usborne, on June 28th, t0
Mr. and MIs. Jeff. Fisher, a son.
1lairiy.-At Farquhar, on June 28th ,tO
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris, a daugh-
ter. e
McTavivh.-in Shakespeare, on June Ye,
to Mr. and Mrs. J. aicTavlsh,. nee Jen-
ele Taylor. a daughter.
Armgtro11g.-i11 Stephen, Juno 27th
Mr. ..rad Mrs. Albert Armatroag.
daughter.
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M.AItRIAGES
McCormick -Godwin- At Parkhill, OD
Juni t:O, by Re/. W. Goiwin, Miss Eva
ktay, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W.
Godwin, Parkhill. to Rev. R. J. McCor-
n1:ck of Yarmouth Centre, Ont.
Lawson -Newton -At I•arkh111, on Juno
:10. Helen Agnes, eldest daughter Of
Rev. F. G. Newton, to Mr. Frank Ray,
Lawmen. of London.
DEATHS
Gilbert -June 30, Eliza Jane, beloved
wife of Daniel Gilbert of the 8th coll.,
,Mr•Gitlivray, aged 35 years.
Nott -it- Tuckersmlth, on June 27th,
Jan -A.5 Nu-. aged 09 years.
Special This Week
Hot Weather
Requisites
FOOT EASE --a :rnc fuer comfort
0. C. C. -COLICS Cons CURE --25c
a box.
TALCUM POWDERS - Largest
assortment in town
-NA Dltt• Co (flesh
color) latest.
COLE'S ALMOND ('REAM -ME-
LISSA BALM -The
popular toilet lotion.
SOVEREIGN LIMIT JUICE -The
ideal Summer thirst
quencher -15 and '2;i
cent bottles.
NATIONAL FLY SHIELDSThe best try killer
:3for 2Se.
COLE'S WILD STRAWBERRY
COMPOU NI) -a safe
and effective remedy
for relaxed condition
of the bowels, etc.
COLE'S DRUG STORE
Get the habit of corning to us
for drug supplies -it pays.
Binder Twines and Ropes
Car of Plymouth Twine Just Arrived
Use nothing but the best this year. as prices
are very low. Bic to llc per lb.
Gold Medal Pure Manilla Rope
for Hay Forks, etc. Special 1 4c Ib.
Sling Ropes. Pulley Hoist Ropes, etc., 11e to 14c per lb.
Owen Sound USE New Brunswick
Portland Cement
A N l) Plaster Paris
Scythes. Snaths, Paris Green, Gasolene Stoves, Oil Stoves.
Screen Doors and Windows. All yhur hard-
ware wants supplied.
Fishing Tackle of Every Description
NEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOYE STORE
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0 Oil MIS8
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