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A 03•0D APPEARANCE
doesaa come by chance, neither clears
it grove on trees. To be presentatle
you mast
BE WELL DRESSED
Look over our fine line of suiting', pick
out what you like, aid we'll do the
rest. Clothes made here dress you
well at email charges. Get measured.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
ffieter, - Ontario
PasINess Locals -- Read Them
Men, keep kool.' Wear Stttcurt's 50c
Spring Needle l -ndr r.rear. l'hey're
dandy '
Any person wlehieg Buckwncat for
seed can get same at the grist mill.
Wheat. Oats and Barley wanted at the
mill.—HARVEY TIROS.
aaereveeprvvemvvvver Apr vegeta I t:.::.k Swcct spe•tt t'.e 1 t: in Lu:
LOCAL 1)OIN(;c• 4etGec
Lyre.
itA. Ala /AI Aty70. e.* d1111 els tot Blaney of
Exeter North.
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Ladies—$1.95 buys a stall trimmed
Hat at Stewart's. Regular value 3 to 5
dollars—note quick !
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
Five good second hand Bicycles for
Bale cheap. Jot:n Triebner, Exeter.
1Oc the yard for your choice of any
colored Dress 31u,lins at Stewart's—reg-
ular rallies 15c to 25e—more quick !
COOPERAGE WORK.—I desire to in-
form the people of Exeter and vicinity
that 1 do all kinds of cooperage repair -
Ing. Ali repairs gathered and returned
P:Ices moderate. ED. HEIDEMAN, San
dare street.
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2 for 25c—Ladies' black and tan Inose
—plain or ribbed—regular value 20c
and 25.. 2 pair for a quarter. Stew-
art's.
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APPRENTICE \\•ANTED AT ONCE.—
To learn t:.l:oring. W. \V. TAMAN.
30 Seamle.ts Room Bugs, in 1Vilttns,
Velvets, Balmoral, Brllrscls and Wools,
all at bargain prices at Stewart's. Do
you want one
SUBSCRIBE for the
get all the r.ews. --
$11.00 any, a swell Seine-1'urce'ain
China Dinette Set at Stewart's. Purr
white l'a'dy with neat pink Neral de -eve -a-
llow rind '/add tracing.
Advocate
and
\eatNTEF. LIVE POCLTRY—Chicken•
!l, t,:,d In❑, ice. Highest market
pat rave at te.
SOVEREIGN BANK MEETING.—The
annual general meeting of the share-
holders of the defut,ct Sovereign Dank
of Canada was held at the head otfite,
Toronto, on Tuesday last. From all re-
ports the meeting was a quiet one and
occupied less than one hour. Apparent-
ly the searehelders were satisfied and
ail the cid directors were re-elected.
The vital •tucatlon as to what the share-
holders w realize out of the amerce
of the defunct hank is still unsettled,
but the retort of the directors was
brtg!.tu t' an one year ago. In their
oar uta lie it is impossible to esti.
meta the dhidend that will be paid, as
tae twu b:g assets, the Chicago and
M.:e.cukce Electric Railway and the Al-
geena Central have not been realized on
t'•' directors state that atter a careful
tsttnau•. as result, it the remaining
asaetstura out fairly well will be hast
no seco ,d (all will be necessary. but
on the co trary there will be a fair
amount for distribution among the
tstlaret.oldtrs. Only in Case of a very
bad realization will a second liability
ti the outcome.
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit iP not confin-
ed to other clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love.
lines* about our garments
that will simply delight all
who come to urs—that's so.
For a Nice
Tailor -Made
Suit
this shop has a
good reputation
Let us make
yours
W. JOHNS
Moratorst Tailor- Exeter
Oo::t:Or 1s quite Ili at tar
but tt-t 'otter p;a/cs
Women's Missionary Society of
t'•• J:.n:es street church picnicked et the
r talc on Wednesday.
Don't worry about the heat. Worry
to '• caring. You couldn't make weather
to mu'. yourself and another.
Mr. W. J. Beaman has been gazetted
Captain and placed in command of tt:e
f?z• ter Company of Volunteers.
T e push thy business" merchants
• of ztecesstty, tireless advertisers—
., d c' equal necessity, liberal users of
rweraper space.
Bead tee advertisements and save mon
ey therreby. Keep your eye ort What
art Lusir.Css ;nett have to offer and reap
tae benefit of the bargains.
Tate Exeter Fife and Drum band rands
their first appearance on the street
Friday r.lgt.t and the cltizene were loud
In their praise of their playing.
Lc' ua scat you The Advocate for
• to balance of 1909. It will give you
• the news worth having in the dis-
t.... F'ro:n now 11.1 tae fat of Jat.uary
1910 for 40 cents.
The Garden Party given by the Ep-
worth League of the Main Street Meth-
od!st church on Tuesday evening was
ratrly well attended. The music by the
Landon Harpers was much appreciated.
The bowlers eu$oycd a few games last
week with two former Exeter boys,
•.tessrs. fete and John Dawden of Ridge
town, who have acquired a wide know-
,cdge of the game and international rep-
utations ter bowlers of first order.
The Oddfchows of Parkhill held their
1)ercratlon Day on Sunday, July 4th,
x.nen the departed brethrens' graves
were each decorated with a beautifully
dee:gr.ed triangle attached to a rod and
surmout.ted by the three links entwin-
ed with flowers.
Two rinks of bowlers went to Clinton
Monday, Messrs. Acheson, Christie,
Taylor and Snell, and Meagre. Spack-
:nan, Stewart, Hurdon and Blatchford,
and played two games each with Clinton
:'aka. Eech rink won one game and
ot.e. the first named rink being up
e'en points on tate total and the other
down: a few points.
From the reports of the results of
tyle East Huron Entrance Examinations
at Cl:atoll we notice that Robert Flem-
ing. 90.1 of Mr. L. C. Fleming, former-
ly of Exeter, who ie only nine years
of ego, passed, getting 433 marks. 390
seas required to pass. At Blyth Eddie
':ay, aged 11, got 576 out of 650,
welch is another excellent record.
That the Marathon craze Is a real
gang and has taken strong hold of even
the Atte tots was shown on the agric-
ultural grounds at the time of the sports
Friday when Mr. Fred Wells' little
chap ran around the track three tithes
and finished as fresh as a daisy, while
little Paul Collins was well on the sec-
ond trip whet' his tacker got after !tine
oat a wheel and cut short hi■ chance of
a record.
The Goderich Star says— 'One visit-
itor said yesterday he was "dead again-
st Harry Elllrer," Ills name is Henry
Anderson, Thames Road P. 0.. and 1s
a conacientlou■ Reformer. , The Star
was pleased to meet this good farmer,
particulary from the fact that he gave
moderate signs that he might repent and
and become a supporter of the best mere
ber South Huron ever had. He has a
t,lgtt opinion of henry Ellber, the popul-
ar M. L. A. for South Huron. -
The Raymond (Alberta) Rustt• r of
last week contents an act °tea of a faeh
iot•ablc wedding which took place at the
Mane of Dr. and Mtn. Amos to tt.at town
on June 30th, the contracting fatal^s
being Miss Ella Jean tiarshalt, teacher,
formerly of Brantford, and Mr. John T.
Willard of Minneapolis. In tate evening
of 'ht' wine day Dr. and Mrs. Amos held
au informal reception to introduce Dr.
J. Elmer and Mrs. Amos of McGilliv-
rety. Ontario. who recently went west
to make their future home at ltaytnr„:d,
The Advertiser of Friday says re-
gardtne the son of a former Exeter
soy :— 'The little son of P. C. Marshall
1lox was painfully injured at Springbank
on Wednesday by being struck on the
ntad by a swing. The llttlefellow was
standing at t'.e shit watching some oUr
er children swing and got too close.
Tate seat of t..e swing struck him a
!wavy blow at.d knocked hint over. When
pat ked up It was found that a cut sev-
eral inches long had been inflicted in
'hc
media lie is recovering rapidly.
WINDING U1' SALE. --131g Sale at the
Exeter Bargain Store. Saturday tale 17
day of July at.d two or. three days next
week, say Monday. Tuesday and Wed-
nesday. CRACKING 1110 BARGAINS,
as the store Is rented and the balanre
of the stock must be cleared out. Cash
ltegister. iron Safe and one pair of
Counter Seale» e-tremcly cheap. Sec
them.
A rink of Norwita; bowlers came up
with Reg. Elliot in an auto. on Thurs-
day and played a couple of games in
":e afternoon with Exeter players, with
•'te result that Exeter won In each 01
c two games. 15-12 and 1:t-10. The
k., as played were—
Nurwtch—H. Dennis, Dr. Moles,
Ilulet, itcg. Elliot. skip, 12.
Exeter—N. b. Burdon, W.
son. W. J. Neaman, I. It.
skip. 15.
Norwich—C. 11. Mulct. II. Dennis, R.
Eaio'. Dr. Moles. skip. 10.
Ezetcr-1. R. Carling. W. 1'. Acheson,
W. J. Ileaman. L. H. DlcksOn, skip, 1 a
C. 11.
T. Achh
Car11ra,
DEATH OF wILLI-\M S. BALI, -
\V ILL.-- \fter a lingering illness , of
:.Ire months the death occurred on Sat-
, ey morning of William S. Ralkain .
•.is 56th year, at his late resider:
• .crew street. Exeter. Mr. Batkwrll
...d :,ot been strong for some years. hav
ag suffered front kidney trouble argil
:or the last few months has been cora
fined to his room. Death must have
ome as a great' relief to him as there
was r.0 hops of his recovery. burial;
v whole R1CeeS he had been tenderly
ed for by his sister. Miss Mary llalk-
who is the only one of the Maned-
, :c family eurvlving. His wife, w:;o
was Miss Cb,therine Armstrong. died
about ten years ago. T:.e funeral toll(
t : e c••• Mc day to 'e Exeter :ernet-
try.
Toronto le visiting L.
visiting 'vita.
n'
Tee \llsses Spargo are
:c:atives here.
Miss \Vlivcrna
..t Ailsa Craig.
!fr a::d airs. Ed. \Vt•lis visited tie
London this week.
Mr. Wm. Burke visited at his hone
•, itrussele this week.
sasses Birdie and Lillian Boyle are
v:slting in Marlectc, Mich.
:leer Muriel Evans of Allea Craig is
cutting the aliases ..ual.CC.
M!ss Girven of Luc'keow vlsitei Vasa
Stay Armstrong this week.
'•ire. Loadman of London is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Treble.
Mss Merril Gould, milliner, of Beav-
erton, is home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldenha:nmer and fam-
ily are holidaying at Slrcctevtile.
Mra. Pulps and chl!d of Buffalo are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Pilton.
Vias E. Phillips is visiting her broth-
s r at Ravenswood for two months.
Mr. Geo. Rantott of Brantford repeat
part of the week with relatives hut.
Mr. Al. J. McDontll left Friday even -
!•:g for the West to see the country.
Mrs. De. Smith of Cedar Rapids. Iowa
is spending a few weeks at Mr. Couple'.
Mr. Marshall Atkinson and son of 1):-
troa visited relatives here durit.g t:.e
week.
Mr. Taos. Russell left for tt.c 'scat
Monday night, to remain for some
wicks.
V:Arthur D. Davis left Monday for
High itiver, Alta., where he intends re-
:t.atning.
Mass Cora Fowell returned Friday
evening front a two weeks' visit in
Clevela td.
Mr. Elmore Senior, after a few weeks
tolldays here, returned to Toronto on
Monday.
Mr. Nelnon Sheere was in Brantfo:d
over Sunday, visiting his father and
brother.;
Mlssee Tillie Rowe and Annie Bisect
returned Tuesday evening front a visit
in Clinton.
Wm. Bennett of Fernhill Is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Wzn. Taylor.
Mra. \Vm. Waite and daughters of
Ottawa are guests at the home of Mrs.
John White.
Mr. C. W. DrinkWater of London vis -
.:ed here over Sunday with Mr. and Mre.
Shirley Dobler.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDougal of
Comber are spending the vacation here
and in Laborne.
Mrs Jlathcaon, who' has been visiting
with friends here, returned to her nome
.Ayr yesterday.
airs. Jaynes ilodgson, unborn°, was
taken 111 last week, suffering from a::
.attack of hemorrhage.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam'l Sweet and \L s.
Jamas Sweet visited Mr. and Aire. Ruh!.
Sweet in Clinton thio week.
N1`r,N Vera Rowe returned to London
Friday?. Her sister MIed Beta accornn-
evaded her to visit for it few days.
Mra. Henry Gould and tamity are vie -
Sting friends in London, while Mr. Gould
:s engaged at his trade in the city.
Mra. Ephram Tient and sons 11.trold
and Roza of iau., are guests of Mrs.
Bern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Tay-
lor.
fir. R. W. Bright, p::, :p•t: ca the
Marton Public School, ()peat t .c fore-
part of the week here with his eon, Dr.
itt ight.
Mr. William Monteith and family left
till» week for their home in the West,
accompanied by the beet wishes of their
friends•
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paisley and a itid
o: New York are guests at the nom
of Mrs. Paisley's brother, Mr. 3. A.
Stewart.
:Mrs. H. Hooper left Saturday for Char-
levoix, )4ich., the famous and beautiful
mummer resort, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr. Fred Sanders who has been spend-
ing a few days at his home here, left
Thursday to accept a position as drug-
gist In Ottawa.
Mrs. Albert yteC`allutn of Crossline. 0.,
and Mrs. Alex Morluck and two child-
ren of Detroit are guests of airs. Mor -
tock and alias Addie.
Mies May Armstrong of Lurtr ,ow•,
Miss G. Hyndnlan of Beaton, and Mies
Diana Egerton of Cetyuga, milliners. arc
'.orae for the hoadays.
Mr. L. C. Fleming of Ciintoa was here
attending the sport• Friday night. This
week he Is at H yilcld with the boys
who are camping them.
:Messrs. S. Fitton, John Teichner a:;d
Tom Carling went to London wit!. Whh.
.\tartt'n In his auto on Wednesday, to
rake part in a shooting tournament.
Quante is holidaying
Messrs. Joscpi: Senior and Jas. I1.
Or:eve pit In Orlltta this week repres-
entinJ tie Cavell Presbyterian congr.•g-
atton at a nutting of the Barrie Presby-
tery. regard': e: t!:e 'ecuring of Rev. B.
F'. Sharp of .\i1Ison as their pastor.
Mr. E. J. Spackman, who has been
conducting a general store at Men -
!aim, has disposed of Lac business and
will leave stortly to reside In the West
where he has considerable land introits.
A 'lack wire gentleman gave a per-
formance across from the Commercial
Hotel 0:1 Thursday night last. He was
a mean of the apparent age of 60 years
and was not bad at the business either.
A large number of the Orangemen and
other• of tints district attended the big
celebration In Clir•ton on Monday. The
Exeter Fife and Drum Band went along
at:d from all reports they classed web
up with the bands 1n attendance.
1'be Ilei 1909
IodakCttalogue
1, °tit and we w sr.', lc
10 we it.
Ask For It
we ratty s •er.ety of
saes and ety:ew .n sloelt
ar.d hoot 5:1 supplies
fresh.
W. S. OOET, Pliot.8.
Chemist and O;'t:c:an EXETER
Mont, :rt
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 1 Wil'
Barley o:• 37
Oats 541
Peas V1
Potatoee, per bag 140
Hay. per ton 7 60 85'J
Flour, per cwt., family 3 25
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 1 55
Butter 1"+
Eggs. 18
Lire hogs, per cwt 7 75
Shorts per ton 96 00
Bran per ton 24 00
Woof 17 Ib
Mr. David Huesca, w:.o has teen ;a
the Rest since spring. returned Satur-
day 1,1gt.'. Dave Is pleased with the
Nest 1,• many ways. but likes old 010-
.:'s lust a little bi: tetter.
AIL AILAILAIls
NAT FORKS
000
secured the agency for
Beatty Bros.'
Round Track
Hay Forks
I ata now ready to equip Farm-
ers' 13arns and Har -Mows with
sante. These forks, without
doubt, are the
Best on the Market
and to use them
is to be convinced. We guaran-
tee satisfae'tion and the price is
right.
Win. Gillespie, Exeter
PHONK 51
Here's Good News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is the old reliable
firm—M. JACKSON & SON—one
door south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no truck) all CASH:
Rags 75e per hundred
Iron from 60c to 75c
Old Rubber Boots) . 7c per Ib
& Shoes
Copper & Brass 9c
Horse Hair 30c
Lead and Zinc 2ic
IRON PiPE
A great•ariety of iron pipe
always on hand at a reason•
able prise, suitable for
FENCE POSTS, BRACING Jr ROCI.EVARIINO
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST.. EXETER.
OPPOSITE ELEc'TRIC PowER Hot'SE
528.60
Buys the New -Style
Edison Phonograph
"The Fireside"
It plays tit new lour u.:uute records
as well as tie standards. Has a colored
horn; its a beauty. See it, hear it, then
let us sell you one. Full meek of latest
records. Instruments repaired. Call or
write.
Can.
Bldg.
THE PURITY
J.
Willie
Powell
\ViHEN YOU ROLL THE DOUG1!
made from our flour y34 will Lind It just
right. You'll fact instinctively that you
are going to have good luck with your
baking, and you will be right.
THE WOMAN WHO USES 01111FLOUR
always has good leek. Even an ordin-
ary baker gets splendid results. The
fine baker produces better bread, cake
and pies than she ever did before. Or-
der a sack of our flour as an experi-
ment. We know you will like 1t better
than a:.y o't.rr you !.ave ever tried.
HARVEY BROS.
trt•LF 1.1AttF.'0'rtRP,RS
EXErEII ONTARIO
Fall Term Opens
Aug. 30th
Our graduates are aeeieted
to the best positions. Write
for the reason. Prepare
now to enter at beginning
of term. Mail Courses for
those who wish to let tidy at
borne.
Clinton Business College
CEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others !
Come here for your tools.
Buy your wile and girls a nice hammock.
Get the boys a lawn mower and keep the grass
on the lawn in trim.
Get the little tots some tools like father's and
they'll be happy.
Come here for your flower and grass seed.
We have some nice Paris Green for Mr. Potato
Bug—let the visitors get busy.
Binder Twine for garnering the grain.
If there's anything else you need that a good
hardware store keeps, we have it.
And then, if you wish a day's recreation, buy
some of our fishing tackle and everybody
take a day's outing.
T. HAWKINS & SON
Furniture and Undertaking
Parlor Suit
Easy Chair
Music Cabinets
Sideboards
Buffets
Dining -room Tables
Parlor Tables
Odd Chairs
Couches
Hall Racks
Kitchen Cabinets
Dining Chairs
Dainty. well -made and at reasonable prices
Bed Room Suits I3ed Couches
Mattresses Springs
Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO, 32
11111
This is the month we clean up
ur Spring stock. Come along and be
duly i.,,8
Ittte� one of the lucky buyers. —
Clearance of Wash Suitings
After a big season's selling of our popular Wash Suitings, we want
to clear them all out early to give our customers plenty of time to
wear them. Only a few, but all to go at the following prices:
All 20c and 2tic Waist Suiting to clear at 15c yd.
]arc " 18c •' „ 12ic "
A Millinery Sensation
This has been the largest millinery season in our history, and in
order to clear out every bat we are offering the
„origaNIBig Reduction of��
Half Price Any bat in the store for just 1-2 Price
Just a few choice ()DPP left.
Corset Cover
Embroideries
A tine selection at
211c, 25c and 35c yd
Belts and Collars
Some of the new I)uteh
Collars, Belts & Tat*,
25c W
Ladies' White
Wear e
Skirts, Gowne, C. ('overs
and Drawers, all at sale
prices.
Lsr
s-�
• ens
Fancy Parasols
Only a few left—all to
clear at our July Sale.
Black Parasols
•ars I„a A real nice assortment
%p.a to chose from at reduced
44 prices,
Z
H Fancy Muslins
sjrd
.rr ; All to go—and some nice
ones, too—for So, 10c and
t ' 15c.
A
Fancy Netts, Tucked Nets & Embroidered Fronts
Gents, Look Here !
Are you filed up for the Summer weather % We are headquarters
FOR GENTS' FURNISHINGS
New Straw and Linen Hate Fancy Vests Fancy Sox
Good Belts New Shirts, Collars and Ties
Everything up-to-date !
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
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