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dee! , me by c!.ance, neit',er does
It grow O: trees,. To be eresentable
you must
BE WELL DRESSED
Look over our fine line of suiting*, pick
out what you like, and 'eel do tae
rest. Clothes made herc dress you
well at entail charges. Get measured.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
Rosiness Locals -- Read Them
Men, keep kool: Wear Stewart's 50c
Spring Needle Oat net ar. j They're
dandy !
Any person wishing Buckwheat for
seed can get same at the grist mill.
Wheat, Oats and Barley wanted at the
mill -HARVEY BROS.
Ladies -$1.95 buys a swell trimmed
flat at Stewart's. Regular ralue 3 to 5
dollars -more quick :
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
Five good second hand 131; _: cles for
sale cheap. John Triebner, Exeter.
I0c the yard for your choice of any
colored Dress Mullins at Stewart's -reg-
ular values 15c to 25c -more quick'
2 for 25c -Ladies' black and tan hose
-plain or ribbed -regular ralue 20c
and 25e. 2 pair fur a quarter. Stew-
art's. ----
APPRENTICE WANTED AT ONCE. -
To learn tailoring. W. W. TAMAN.
30 Seamless Room Rugs, in ii'ilt%:ns,
Velvets, Balmoral, Brussels and Wools,
all at bargain prices at Stewart's. Do
you want one 1
SUBSCRIBE for tat Advocate and
get all the ^:ewe.
$11.00 bays a surf' Soul-Porcelain
China Pinner Set at Stewart's. I'ure
white body with !trot pink floral de'cnra-
tiotu and gold tracing.
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WANTED, LIVE POt LTItY-C:rlckcne
fleas sial Duke. g'.eet market
p;.ccs. erewarte.
HO( ND FOR SALE-Itabblt clog. Good
hurter Apply at tale office.
Let ue seed you The Advocate for
the Inst.e. t' of 1909. It will give you
all the news worth having In the
Dirt. From From cow till the 1st of January
1910 for 40 cents.
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UMBRELLA LOST. -An umtr.l:a b ar-
ing a borses!.oc emblem en tae (rook
end. Finder will confer a fa•or by
leaving 'Aire at tale office.
Ter Qin:idlar Nark of Commerce has
tepucd at map of tat Canadian Wcet, ac-
eonipanled by a pamphlet descriptive of
the system of Dominion land survey
arid of the aorneetcad rcgu•atioas applic-
able to that part of Canada. The map
and information supplied are invaluable
to farnars a id (.t'+ers oritemplating gc-
Ing We.t. .tial copies can be obtained
FREE at all offices Of the Bank.
SAIRNIA - DETROIT EXCURSiON.-
T,e annual popular 1. O. O. F. Ezcur-
lo.i to Sarnia a:.d Detroit will be held
Saturday. August 14th. Train leaves
Klppcn at e.23 a.m. Return fare to Sar-
nia 1e el.a5 Per steamer ' Taetinnoo"
Sarnia to Detroit, return fare 75 cent,.
Iteturnher special train will leave Sar-
nia at 10 p.m. on Monday, August 1e.
This is enc trip of the season.
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THE BEAUTY
behind a suit ie not confin-
ed to other clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love-
liness about our garments
that will simply delight all
who come to us -that's so.
For a Nice
Tailor -Made
Suit
this shop has a
good reputation
Let us make
yours
W. JOHNS
Mercllest Tailor- Exeter
rSSSiIiSSSAP WV, S• 11rs. it. R. Rogers
I; LOCAL D()IN(T` in FxrkPm.
steak ,r.dhalaaI4Abeam LkAlb slkatttie
•- iecaiday la Exeter is Tl.ursda.
vacated this week
A Mr Prar:k Derails of Teru,rto vi-: d
!:ere ells week.
la a'it 5th.
Exeter Fair Is Monday and Tuesday,
eeptembcr 20th and 21st.
The early et:opper gets the pick of the
goc•de. Jforal-Shop early.
Mr. C. 11. Snell Intends skipping a vin
at tee acderich Bowling Tournamen
nest week.
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We regret to report that Mr. Fre
Gidiey has been taken worse and 1s no
confined to his room.
If your wife Is tat beet woman In th
world. tell her so; it will keep her
young and letrgthui her life.
Mr. Fred Sweet, who hag been assist-
ant in the Kincardine Public School for
some years, has accepted the prin_ipal-
ship of the Public School of Penetang-
ulahene. The school has a etaft of tax
leachers.
Mr. O. K Beaman of Regina, Sask.
wrilirg to The Advocate on July 24t
Saye, -There 1s every prospect of a good
crop In the West this year. The wheat
Is atout all beaded out. if we continue
to get warm weather It will be an early
harvest,'•
As a result of the July contest for
tate ten largest scores at the Bowling
Alltys J. J. White geto the first prize,
a 43 umbrella, obtaining an average
of 194. A. 13rtntnell gets 2nd, a $2
umbrella, obtaining an average of 144,
and Geo. Anderson a $L25 umbrella,
obttaning an average of 193.
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Dirty mouths are not only offensive
-.tae pun luelettoa a anq 'Aftg5lenn pus
taus menace to the health of their own
er. Indeed, on the condition of the
mouth much of the health of the person
depends. Being the gateway to the
lungs and stomach, through which all
the food and drink and a portion of the
air we consume must pass, Its eanitary
condition le as important as that o`
the household kitchen.
For a good every day household an-
gel. give ue a woman who laugl.e. Horne
is not a battlefield, nor life one long
unending row. A trick of always seeing
the brig:at side, of shining up the dark
one, is a very Important faculty and
one of the things no woman should be
without. We are not all born with
sunshine In our hearts, as the Irish
prettily phrase it ; but we can cultivate
a cheerful sense of humor 1f we only,
try,
T. se Hig!t School Department of the
E.:.ter Public School will re -open on
September 1st with the following staff
--P: rtelpai. W. B. \Veldenhammer ; 1 et
As,+ir.tant, C. B. atclKlnley, R. A., Com-
mercial Specla'Ist, A. M. Johneon. The
..u:ee covered is complete for Second
C'..tge Certificates and Junior Matricu-
...tt:on Tae past record of this school
places It first In Ontario's list for the
course covered. Desks aliened in order
of application. June closed with over
10.1 enrolled students. For sittings, ad-
dle -as J Grigg, Secretary.
Official Salaries -We learn from' the
official return for the year 1908 that
the several officials of this county, un-
der Provincial authority, receive remun-
eration from their re•apecttve offices as
follows- Sheriff lleynolds, $2,639.69.
Judge Doyle as Surrogate Judge and
Local a taster,1,286.09, Vile, of course,
does riot Include his salary as county
Judge. C Seager, as Crown Attorney
aad Clerk of the Peace, $2,15:3.98. D.
McDonald. Local Registrar, Cou:.ty
Court Clerk and Surrogate Registrar,
44,1154.60. Joseph Griffin, }.tlior, Vitt°,
!.±e turnkey, 4500 aid the matron. 4200.
T1 c Y at. C. A. Camp at Iron Springs,
ear Lake llurou, ani to a close last.
week ,arta tat buys who attended well
e ge 'ti with the time they had. The
•!:teen buys were kept busy all the
nine at gymnastics, athletics, baseball
boa:i: g. swtmmi.rg, tramping, Bible
stud;, campfire programs, ctc, and It
was ea thoroughly cnloyed. Every boy
did eat tr could to !alp along the camp
and build up a strong. healthy 11fe,
rhyar..ily mentally and spiritually. Tee
only drawback was that the number was
riot larger. The a pectatlon is that Lett
year the ccnunittcc wilt have all the
toys 1. (a,tup that t.icy wili be able to
acccnrn:cdate Let ue all help the thing
Monday last was Civic Honda, in
Toronto and London, and many former
Exeter people and others residing In
those cities. visited in town over Sunday
anal Monday. We believe It would be
advisable to have Civic Itoliday on Mon-
day in Exeter, and have it fixed as in
the cities. for the first atondayt In Aug-
ust, just as Labor Day is the first Mon-
day in September. it glues those who
have visitors a chance to entertain
them It the holiday is general: and 1'
o:1 a Monday It gives the visitor an te-
tra day for his trip However. for this
year Exeter's holiday tag bean fined for
to -cis,} (Thursday.)
DIED AT STAYNER,-Ort July 29, the
death occurred at Stayner. of Mr. Rich.
Hiltz, father of Mr. L. D. Vincent of
Exeter. Ile had gone to Stayner to vis -
;t P1s mother, who 1s (14 years of age,
two week.., before. and was not feeling
well then. Death was due to Marble -
utters consumption. De eased was e4
year, of age. Mr. tllltz has resided
with his daughter tare for several years
and was' ighly respected by all who had
made his acqusintanee. Besides Mrs.
Vincent tour sons survive, three In
titkhigan and one in Toronto. The tuner
al took place at Ilamilton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and family attend
ed the funeral.
HiCKS' FORECASTS. -A regular
storm period Is central on the 6th. cov-
ering the 3rd to the eth. Moon is In
perigee on the ard, on the celestial eget*.
tor on the Pith. and at last quarter on
ter eth. The turometer will fall to low-
rr readi'.Rs and marked mid -summer
storms will appear before the centre of
tats petted. say from tee 3rd t0 the
'.th, triaging severe thu. der storms and
violent gusts of wird to many localities
cn and touching the :nth. A reactionary
etorm period Is central ou the lith and
12t4, t.ay.ng Moon at greatest dzcllr-
ation north on the 11th. Storm produr-
i ig (*uses w'111 be at minimum at tens
peaod with nidlrattohs of susla;r.ed
' g temperatu-e. and only moderate
berornctrtc pressure. If storms arise
t tris time they will prove largely ran •-
a. and blustering. with attic if a• y
eactle•i t0 cooler.
C sir
Mars Pearl Oldley o1 Blyta visited ,.
!alive, here this week.
Mcsare. Jo nn and Trueman Elliott :are
variant; in Flint, Mice.
M•, writ Honour of Guelph spent Sun-
day w;r` !le parents Lane
Mrs. Ales aforlock, after a visit here,
retur;.ed ! oeie to Detroit Friday.
Mr. and airs. All. Salter and family
of London visited here this week.
Mrs. McFall, of Seaforth visited with
Mise Kate McFalls durlr.g the week.
Miss Agnes Whittingdc:; of Clinton
spe:rt Sunday with the aliases Quance.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Grieve left Fri-
day ort a visit to friends In Ooicago.
aliases Millie and Cora Hutchinson of
Lo::don vlalted airs. Quance this week,
Mise Hanson of Motherwell is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Annie Mill.
The Waves Livingetcne of Blyth have
been the guests of tt a Moses Kinsman
this week.
Mr. and airs. Clifford -r.ack'nan of
Guelpa spent Sunday and Monday with
rtlatives here.
Messrs. \Vnt. liawden and A. E. Ten-
nant were In Toronto haat week pur-
chasing horses.
air. and alts. Bennett of Toronto vis-
ited their daughter, Mrs. J. A Stewart
here this week.
Mr. Richard Daniels of Paisley is here
at present training some fast horses
for Mr. Arnold.
Mr. and airs. '.filler ut London carte
up on Saturday to visit the latter's moth
er, Mrs. Gregory.
Mr. and &Mrs. P. 13. Dignan and child
after two weeks' visit here, returned to
Toronto last week.
Mrs. Henderson of St. Tito:naa and
Mrs. Sutton of London visited Mrs. T.
G. Creech this week.
Mise Winnie Carling of Brantford Is
r.c•lidayiag wits, her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. 13 Carling.
Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Fraype ander-111d
returned to Brantford Friday atter a
visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Sirs. Fred Hanson of St.
Marys were acre over Sunday, the l;u•srs
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mills.
Mr. and airs. Alfred Bayley, :alter a
plesaant visit with friends here, return-
ed to their home In London on Friday.
Mise Eva Carling of New York arrlr-
e3 Pere Saturday and is the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B Car-
ling.
Mr and Mrs. Frank \%'tills and child
o. Fp IngsPie =avk. &pent Monday hl31t
here with the 'crime s mother, Mrs. Jae.
\\' I l l ts.
Miss Rose Sutton, who has been vis-
iting at her home here, left Saturday
to visit In London for a few days prior
to returnlaj- ;a Detroit.
Mf. lames of Ottawa. formerly of the
ato1son's Bank staff her.:, who has been
!.oildaying at his home In Dutton, spent
Sunday and Monday In town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Handford lett
this week for Muskoka to spend a few
weeks the guests of Messrs. Crossley
and Hunter at their summer cottage.
Dr. J. A. McCallum of Cressllne, Ohio,
arrived here Thursday evening to visit
relatives for a few days. Mrs. Met7al-
lunt had been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Morlock, for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cl. Star:bury and fala-
i!),
aroily left Tuesday morning to spend two
weeks with relatives at Whitby. Mr.
Stanbury will attend Grand Lodge of
Oddfellowa at Ottawa nest week.
Mrs. Stoddart of Seafortlt and Mtse
Walker vinite(' at Mr. J. C. Snell's thio
week, On Monday they together with
lire. Fllntoff and Miss Martha Snell
went to Detroit to visit for a few days
Mrs. Irwin, who has been visiting her
patents here, returned 10 her home In
Norwich on afor.day. accompanied by tar
plater, Miss Edna Irleeett and Mies
Curie Dyer. who will visit with Mrs.
Irwin for a time.
Mr. A. Tennant le ft Monday with .e
CA! t.orate for Winnipeg.
Mr. \\'m. Sacll, Osborne, shipped a
car cattle. to Toro:. o. Monday. air. Snell
lett the same evening for the city.
Large congregations attended C7aven
PreaLytertan :Lurch en Sunday areal.,
cccaslon being the flret Sabbath of era
yew pastor. Rev. A. le. S:iarp, of whom
all who heard hint speak In the nighest
terms.
MELVE WON-Melve Southcott, ac-
compaaled by Dr. Roulston, writ to
Strttferd Monday where the forme!
wen cut agatast a fast bunch in tie
100 yards rare. and came In third in
the one quarter mile and tee 440 yard
races, Melva has few If any equals In
Ontario in a 100 yard dash, but he has
!rad no training for tae longer distances
and tbird position In those 1i very cred-
itable.
DEATH OF THOMAS DEARING:
S arcely two tnontha have elapsed since
we were called upon to record the death
of Mr. Abraham Dearing. one of our
moat highly respected residents. and
Leis week it becomes our du'y to re-
cord the death of his eldest hrothc•tt
Mr. Thomas Dearing. who passed away
at his home. Elizabeth street, on Mora
day last, at the age of 93 years and 4
days. The deceased laid leen (n rather
feeble health for some time, but was
atria to be around about as usual ut.'.,
a little ever two months ago. wrier. .
was afflicted with a etrokt of paraly-
sis. from which he raver recovered. He,
however. was able to be up and around
ort times. tut during the paps few days
It was seen that a crisis was upon him
and the end was approaching and on
Monday the vital cord was masted.
Born in L'evenahlre. ELgland. Mr. Dear-
ing canoe to Canada when about 26
year. of age, (fret settiing in (be tow. -
Village of Exeter
Civic Holiday, Aug. 5th
' •rcbv proclaim THURSDAY. AVG -
UST ate. 1909. to be Oleic Hoilday for
tee Village of Etcter. and call upon all
tar. buatness men and Others to Observe
t as so :. Tour obedient pervert.
T. II. MCCALLUM Pe've,
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat 1 ((1
Barley 5.i 00
Oats 45 50
Peas t+tl 90
Potatoes, per bag 00
Hay, per ton 7 50 b 59
Flour, per cwt., family 3 25
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 1 55
Butter 18
Eggs 10
Live hogs, per cwt 7 80
Shorts per ton 25 00
Bran per ton 24 00
Wool 17 18
slap of Stephen, being among tae fit at
settler') of the township. Two years af-
ter his orrtval to Canada he married
Miss Ilannah Morrell, and the union
was blessed with five of a fanilly-Moe!
John Moore of Wawota, Sask., Mrs.
Birk. Exeter; Thomas, deceased ; alvei
Wlsler, Mancelona, Mich.; ar.d Isaac,
C.ilcago. About thirty years ago the
de:eised retired from the farm and ntov.
ed to Exeter, when embarked In the
nien:rrtlle business which he followed
for a number of years. About four
years ago he was bereft of his aged
partner, since which he nap been cared
for by his daughter, Mrs. Birk. While
being of a rather eccentric turn of mind
he was a man of otrict ntegrity and
eoneaty of purpose, and was respected
by a large circle of friends. Ile was
a member o1 the James street Metho-
d:st church and a Reformer In pont-
! .s. His remains were interred to the
E-cter Cemetery o:t Wednesday.
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HAY FORKS
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Having secured the agency for
Beatty Bros.'
Round Track
Hay Forks
1 an, now ready to equip Farm-
ers' Barns and Hay -Mows with
sante. These folks, without
doubt, are the
Best on the Market
and to use them
is to he convinced. We guaran-
tee satisfaction and the price ie
right.
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Wm. Gillespie, Exeter IP
SSwiry.
PHONE 51
Here'sGood News
The market prices for old junk
are alive and so is the old reliable
arm -M. JACKSON tic SON -one
door' south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no truck i all CASH:
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Rags
f
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from 60c to 75c "
Old Rubber Blotsj..TcPerlb
& Shoes
Copper & Brass .9c t
Horse Hair 30c "
Lead and Zinc 2ic -
IRON PIPE
A great variety of iron pipe
always on hand at a 'eapen-
atle price, imitable tot
FENCE POSTF, BRACING d' BOCLEVAR(.ING
M. Jackson & Sons
MAiN ST.. EXETER.
OProcim ELECTRIC Pows) Bores
FEE Ol'R LINE OF
TOILET SOAPS
Glrcerrs, and Curun;ber,
flea h Bloom,
w'h!te Rapt and Glycerine.
Wok prows %Windsor,
Fuller'. Earth and Olyctrine,
Sulphur.
carbclir,
Coal Tar.
141,y's Own,
White (lamed,.
Itat.eklo,and
3 Ib bars of Pure Castile
%lour ' hoire cJ any 3 came for 2t.
Also 3 It,. tan of Pure ('utile for 31r per tat
It 3(0 rater Noire soaps, gall at
Can.
THE PURITY Fos ell
Inds. eil
THE FLOWER OF FLOURS
would be a good name for our bra,.1.
1t is a flour that is simply above ail
others In
000D BAKING QUALITIES
Once you try a pack of It you wiil
use it regularly in your household. We
know there are many good flours to be
had. But there 1s only one "hest". azd
we arc confident a trial wet convince
arat It is ours. Or&r a sack to -day
aid do your nevt baking with it. Tit
result le bound t0 make you a steady
user.
The Exeter Gr:pt M..; as txr t s u'
dove for a f•w dayp for rrpa:•p.
HARVEY BROS. Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
FerLE MA'UFAC?CRERta
EXETER ()NTA 1110
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others !
Come here for your tools.
Buy your wife 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 Bed Couches
Mattresses Springs
Brass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at popular prices
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES p.& CLARK
Mid -Summer Sale
of All
Summer Goods
We are bound to clear them all out. Nothing
to remain. And in older to do so we are slashing the
prices away down. This is a good opportunity to get
some rare bargains.
Ladies' White Wear
and White Waists
at quick -selling prices
We are giving "ESPECIAL PRiCESS" on all White Wear
and White Waists this week. We are anxious to dear them all and
have cut the prices right down. ('ome early as they will go fast.
Fancy Parasols
Every one to go and here are
the prices that will Fell theta:
$1.50 and $1.75 for $1.00
2.00 " 2.50 " 1.50
1.50
6Oc Dress Tweeds
for 35e per yd.
Only 3 pieces of these nice all
wool Tweeds for this price -35c
yd.
A Millinery Special
Buys your pick of our $2, $3. or $4
Trimmed Hats. [)nn't miss this
snap. Only a few left.
Men's Straw Hats
at +, price.
in order to get rid of these we
are just cutting the price in two.
Have one.
1.50
Boys' Straw Hats
flood ones for 20c each and
some of our very beat for 25c
each,
Carpets, Rugs and Lace Curtains
Do You Want a Bargain in them ?
This is jest between seasons. That is why we are offering such
good valuee. Tbey will all save you money at our reduced prices.
JONES & CLARK