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TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEP'1'E.l1BER 30, 1909.
SENDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are still doing business at the Old Stand
/ and are here to do business. This we 3k we are of-
fering a.
Fine Line of Dress Goods, Very fine Line
in STRIPE WORSTEDS, in Suit Lengths, ONLY $1.00 PER 1 ARD. Ex-
tra Value at 75c in all the leading cloths and in the newest shades. These
price goods are good weights, suitable for Ladies' and Children's Suits.
-�•m.SPECIAL'
We are showing a GOOD RELIABLE CLOTH at 50c per yd. This is a
regular 00c Cloth, but, owing to us having a very large supply of this line, we
are going to clear it at 50c per yd.
The Best We Have Ever Shown I
Ranging in price from $1,2.5 to $3:1.00.
FU
Also Ladies'Fur-Lined Coats
T•. - .- he first year we have handled these, so we are offering EXTRA
VALUE; in order to get your trade.
Bargain Table -
few of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS left.
A Special Line of Crockery for This Week Only !
When we will give you A SPECIAL PRICE on all lutes of DINNER
and CHAMBER SETS and ODD PIECES.
Highest Prices Raid for Produce and Live Poultry !
Butter 19c, Eggs 22c. trade; 21c cash.
Dried Apples 5c
These prices subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
GET YOUR
FURS
from R. N. Rowe
25 per cent discount
to clear them out
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
K. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE
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rroresetesal Cards.
/. BOOLBTON, L. D. d., D. D. L
DENTIST
Ember of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario and limier
Uiiduate of Toronto University.
OYFICK: Oxer Uh•►eon a (Carling', Law Ot ee, Ie
Dr. Asdsnon's former Dental Parlors.
•DR. A. R. KINSMAN,, L. D. s., D. D. II..
Donor graduate of Toronto Unlreristy.
DENTIST,
festa extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office oyer Otadman a btanbury's omee, gala street
I2SNr.
Medical
[] R BRIOIIT, M. D., M. C. P. a 8. HONOR
A.A.a 0radtiate of Toronto Unil cfifty, Two years
resident h)•i,•lan lienal Alexandra II . ital, etc.
HERE TO STAY!
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for Bale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at ilandford'e Horse Exchange
Wei. ARNOLD, Prop,
GIRLS WANTED
Operators on Ladles \Valeta and
Wt:itewear. Good wages. Steady work
Tee STAR \I'IiITE\WF:AIt al'Ftl CO.
Bcrlln, Ont.
Office an. l Residence, br. Amos' Old Stand, Andres FAllNf 1 -Olt SALE.
Street, KYKIER.
DR. T. P. trci.Ati011L1N
Nos !seemed prsetice after spendin • a year (Col.
leg.) at Br and C eit,nental Helpmate General
lpracticewith .pe :al attention to ):ye,(wlth refrec-
'loo) Itar Nose and Throat.
ogee: Dash,.00d, Ont.
Legal.
DIIC[8OY t CARLINO, BARRISTERS, SOLIO1
tore, Neter'. es. Conveyancers, Commissioner,
Solicitors for N eon. !lank, etc.
Mossy to Lose at lowest rates of Interest
Omea, Ma!n street, Easter,
1, B. Caat.tse, BA., 1, Q. meow
MONET TO LOArl.
W. hare a lame amount of private funds to leae
• farm and vtaatre properties at lee rates of later
est.
01,IDMAS R STANL'URY,s
Barristers, 8olicitors,lfain,t., teeter Os
B.8. PIIILLiPB, EXETER.
{losses Attetloaser.
Salm stIanded In all parts. Satlefeetlon emirate
Wed or s0 pay Term. reaoonable. All orders, left
at Advocate Otdee Will 1e promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
Agent ('t'nteder..tion l.ifeAssurance
Company, also Fire in,urance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -SL, Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
. leWM. ANDBiISON. Licensed Auctioneer
for Huron County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can tic net le at ire Advo -ate.
Meter. or I,c.u> Ktller'n Office, Crcd-
Iton.
HOUSE FOR BALE
An excel 'ret t r: k ttoust •. mcM ri and
up -t0 -date. 9' t '^1 3.1 '.!.tin 'street.
Apply at this Otftce.
The underatgned is offering for sale
that sato able 100 acre farts, beteg Lot
8, Con. 3, Stephen, Aliclearcd and in
gond state of cultivation. Fences good,
well under -drained with tile. About one
acre of orchard. Two .tory new brick
eottage and bank barn ; also cement
silo; three good wells of water and a
spring creek. One quarter mile from
school and two miles from church.
Possession given In the fall. Apply to
NEWTON BAKER, CEt1T1L LIA, ONT.
FACTORY FOR SALE
The undersigned is offc:ing for sale
his factory premises on London Ito -td
South, consisting of nearly three. .t en
of land. brick factory, frame dwelii ,g,
goo•1 bank stable, blacksmith shop and
other tulldings. Will be sold at a
reaocnabhie figure, nt,d on raey terms.
Fo- particulars apply on the premises.
or by mall to THOMAS i11 AltAN, EAc-
ter. Ont.
FARM FOR SALE.
100 acre farm in Usb rine, two a:td one
halt miles front Exeter, also a brl'k
house on Main -street, Exeter, and a car-
load of guest cedar pots.
WM. 7.t. BLATCIIFORD
FIRM FOR SALE.
Ons of the finest farms in ireborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREECf1, Exeter
GRASS FARM TO i1ENT
The. unders:geed . as 1,',t' .{,res of first
class grazing farms to rent with ahu:td
ercm of water. For particulars apply to
HENRY EILDEU, Crediton.
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CIIEDITON.
Quite a number -front the village at
tended the Fair at Zurich on Thurs-
day and report having spent a pleasant
day in spite of tho unsettled weather.—
Mr. Parker of the Bank of Conuneree
was called to his home In Haiti to
one day last week on account of the ser-
ious illness of his grandntutner.
Since then her death has taken place.
We extend our sympathies to Mr. Park-
on—Workmen are et work on the ce-
ment floor of the bridge at tite east et:d
of the village and It Is expected that the
whole work will be completed in a short
tint..—Frank Taylor has purchased the
house and lot at present occupied by
\We4icy Dixon.—liths Kate %wicker of
London is assisting itt the mllhuery de-
partment at C. Zwicker's.—Walter I)u-
n'art of Perlin gave our burg a business
trip 01. Tuesday.—Last Wednesday the
"City Fathers.' declared the half day
as a civic holiday. The principal at-
traction was a game of baseball be-
tween Godcrich, the champions of the
north, and our Stat s, :!.t, c!:atmp:ous t r
the south. Agood crowd was in attend-
ance and a trot game was expected. Eit-
her the southern climate affected the
!tailors or else the rooting of our fans
wu: ked on the v!eilors' nerves ; at any
rate their exhibition of ball playing was
a dlsaplw:ntm ret. They had a few good
c•-ttters, but ot''erwise their work was
not up to t he standard. Teddy pitched
splendid ball and our boys were on tate
spot every time. The visitors' pit:•tier
had plenty of speed and big curves, but
it took hint quite a while to wind up
and then unwind before: hie delivery. It
finally ended by our boys winning the
game by a score of 8 to 2. The 114111e
team has been challenged to play a game
In Goderica. A stetting of the team was
held on Monday night and the terms have
been forwarded north If found ac.'ep /-
able the two team: will play off In the
course of a few days. Out boys are
uaually able to take care of themselves
ween away from home, so we are not at
all afraid of them keeping up to their
standard of playing.
Least Sunday the special anniversary
services were held in the Methodist
Church. Rev. Hobbs of Exeter occupied
the pulpit during the day and preached
very eloqut nt sermons to large congre-
getiona. On ielunday evening a ap'eIal
program w -i given by the choir, and
all enjoyed the same very much. Revs.
Bean of the village, Yelland and Ifobba
of Exeter addressed the meeting as well.
Their addresses proved very Instructive
and Interesting.
W. 11. James, wh o has been visiting
friends in town for a few days, lett
for Su , tneratde, F.E.i., on Tuesday, to
resume lila work an manager of the
Bank of Commerce In that town. .lames
has nxt:ty friends here, who wish hint
it :cafe trip, and hope to see him again
before long.
W I IALEN
Mr. and .tiara. Marshal Brock of Strat-
ford, who were visiting with (rlettda and
relatives around here for a few weeks,
left last Monday for Denver, Colo., and
r 111 make that city their future home.—
Mr. and Mrs. Beach of Chicago are visit
lug wilt friends around Zion.—Several
from around hese attended the annivere
ary at Safntabury on Sunday and ttte
fowl supper on Tuesday.—Great Inter -
eat is being i aniofeatcd In the event of
t)te circuit tea and special Sunday set -
vice.' to be conducted by the itev. G.
Kerr of Lucan nett Sunday and Tues-
day at Ellmvllle church.—Mr. and Mrs.
Albert M:Collett of Centralia were genets
of her envier, Mrs. D. Iiodgson Sunday.
—Mrs. Samuel Milleon and daughter Lily
visited at .tr. J. V. Wilson's. on Friday.
—Mra. Jos. Morley and Mra. Sutherby
returned home Wednesday after visiting
with friends at and around Wiarton.
ESTRAY HEIFER
There came onto the premises of the
undersig.,ed, Lot 8, Con. 2, Cabernet, on
or about the 80th of August, a ynutg
heifer. Owner can have same by prov-
ing property and paying expenses.
SAMUEL HICKS, Centralia P O.
FARM WANTED TO RENT.
100 acres, to get possess;.';, in fall.
Apply to SANDERS & CiREECH. Euler
NOTICE
An f am now In the West on a
for my health, my book accounts
not be collected until 1 return In
months. Dated, Sept. 1St!:.— A.
PYM.
trip
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SALE ItEGiSTER
THURSDAY, SEPT 80-•Cleartng Sale
of FarmStock and Implements, the prop-
erty of Robert Down, Lot 26, Con. 2, In
Usbonic. Sale at 1 o'rloek. T. Catncr-
on, auctioneer.
Clearing sale of high Class Stock
and intpilments, on Lot 10. Cort. 2, Ilay,
on Tuesday, Oct. Rth, at 12 o'clock noon.
...arp. No reserve as the proprietor Is
giving up farming.
John Campbell, Thos. Cameron,
Proprietor Auctioneer.
THURSDAY. OCT. 7.—Farm Stock and
implements, the property e' Jo'ut Mc-
cullough, Lot 16, Con. 11, E. borne. Sale
at one o'clock sharp. No reserve an
the proprietor is retiring f: oat the farm.
Thos. Cameron, Auct.
Wednesday, Oct. lath.—Farm Stet, k, do
Intpletner's, and a large quantity of first
class m.rngolds and hay, tae property
of ![Ilton Bissett. Lot. 12, Clan. 1. Ste-
phen ; at 1 p.m. T. Centerun, Auct.
TUESDAY, OCT. 12—Clearing Sae of
,'arm Stock and Implenterts, the pr,,;t•
orty of John Tucker, Lot 17, Nero
Thanes Road, tsborne. Sale at one
o'clock sharp. All to be sold without
re,ervc an the proprietor has sold his
farm. Thos. Cameron, Auct.
THE EXETER COUNCIL
A special meeting of tate Council was
y:•:,1 in the Clerk's office un Monday,
Sept. 27th. All the members present.
Diacus,liom re chiviug on and over the
new cement walks. Motion per Heaman
—Catrling—that any person riding or
driving on or over the new roads or
driveways without first having the
same properly protected will be prose-
cuted and tined for the damage •Io:te
to the walk.—C itrrled.
Petitions were received and read for
the following walks ;—No. 1—Front the
ratepayers on Elizabeth street, from
James to Sinicoe. east side. No. 2—
from the ratepayers on the south elle
of John street, from Ma.n to .\,,drew.
Nu. 3—From the ratepayers on the west
side of Elizabeth street from James to
Sins oe. Nu 4—Froth the ratepayers on
the weat aide of William street,- from
Huron to the South Boundary. No. ,—
From the ratepayers on the south aide
of Huron street, from ?slain to Carling.
Per Johns—Luker—that the petitions be
Mr Trios. Hartnett offered to .,upPiy
Lite Council with 200 • feet of cedar lune
be- cut to suitable lengths for $2.2 per
tecei e.1, di is. .c1 at .::t: station. Par
motto:: ,' Luk t — i tcaman—That the of-
fer of Mr. Haitnoll be arccpted for two
thcurs! t feet.—Carried.
I'er Beaman—Luker—that the r k
corrc;,pend with the G. T. R. offit
regarding cement walks approachh.g the
':.-t fon.—Carricd.
l'er Johne—Heaman—that the !t03vc•
and Councillor Carling see Mr. Seldom
and try to get assurance from him 1,'
regards building new walks petitioned
for.—tart led.
The Rezve and Councillors Jo!tne and
Luker wet'. ..ppm :Jul a committee it,
regard to mere Ing tenders for the fleet-
ing out of the Tall Race front the bridge
to the tui!l.—Carr:ed.
Jos. Senior, Cleric.
METHODIST DISTRICT MEETING Ae
EXETER DENOUNCES RACE
TRACK CHARTER
The Exeter Methodist District Meeting
ha i 0 :,seed ttte following resolution.-
' Moved by Rev. C P. Wella, seconded
by Mr. Geo. D. Stanley, and resolved.
the. tee Exeter Dbitriet or the Lo ido.!
Conference of the Methodist church of
eanada, having learned of the Issue
chart• r to the Metropolitan itaeleg .'•
sociation, regret czccedIrt by such asci r,
on the part of the department of the sec-
retary Of state, fnaantuch as gambling is
now Legal during a race meet on the race
course of an incorporated association.
We are aesuted that this charter teeters
faelliti_e for gamb'lu3 ehl !i er: Inineesi
to the business. moral and public Intl r-
ests of our Dominion, and which will
make our land the tramping ground of
ganikier/I of lite lowest type taat cannot
now operate In many states of the re-
public to the 'south of us because driven
out by the etrineient Lt.va wale i have
there been enacted.
"We respectfully but urgently c.tl1 ufo:t
the secretary of state to cancel the char-
ter at the eariieet poaalble moment.
' We further wish to urge upon the
Dominion Parliament at its next session
as far as the prerogatives will permit.
to nettle once. and for all the questtan
of racetrack anti all other forms of
gambling, and make such practices il-
legal."
SAiNT8IJURY
Mr. A. Kerrigan spent Sunday at the
realdenco of Mr. T. Wilson of McGi11Iv-
ray.—Water Is very scarce in this loc-
ality at present.—Sidney Hodgins and M
Crutl:ere of Parkhill made a bunny Ma
trip to this locality last week: A num-
ber from /tete attended Exeter Fair.—
L. \V. Dechant returned from Tor•rt:a
a few days ago, where he played wait
the 48th highlander Band at the E--
hit'ition.—%Ir F. A .Dobbs has purchased
the le erre tarts of Tho.. Marlton ---
Wedding bells can be heard In the dis-
tend° around Saihtabury, and the sound
is gradually getting louder.—Plowing has
connr,enced around here but the soli Is
a little hard and dry.—L. W. Derham
has received word horst bandmaster. E.
T. Murray of The Black Watch, that hie
application has Leen accepted for a pos-
ition with the 41: 0 Highlander ,kind,
Royal Black Watch of Aberdeen, Scot-
land, and he will leave for that land on
Nov. let or thereabouts. We wish hitt
every ttucee.S over the sea.
Sum -manful Thanksgivipg —Not In the
"o ei o. "t. Patrick's c;.urrh has there
been a more successful Harvest T!ianks-
giving event than that of Sutday and
Tuesday. night late. On Sunday 'arge
crowds attended the services at wl.i:h
the Rev. D. W. ('oliins of Exeter pre -tee: -
e.1 two able and eloquent sermons *a
apf're'lative congregations. On Tu •,-
day night the usual fowl supper war to
red Itt the beer:note of the church, seri
the t•rowd via. ) large that It 'onk front
3Iz o'clock t o nine to serve them sill.
The ladles of St. Patrick's r'tureh have
long since made a reputation fur them-
selves in the way of providing for a nu•t-
lrry crowd. and this year was no c--
cel't;or.. Everybody seemed doubly satis-
fied with what they got, and there was
ritee to apart at the close. Ti.is V.I.)
the crowd repaired to the itacey Hall in
connection with the church, where a high
ly plata .. ,•:arrant was ra.dered. The
c1:air wits filled by itee. Collins of Ex-
eter In hte usual happy manner. Mr. WIII
Mcl.^o1 v.te the entertainer and he
more than excelled himeeit. Ills tmp••r-
'on'tlen of the dialect of the dlfft.-nit
nat.onalit:ea. Itis ludicrous gestures and
comic sireirg brought down t'e house,
and the Icud laughter and applause Pram
all parts of the hall evtdtnced the un-
inietake.•ble pleasure of his au11' r'e.
selections by Messrs. Babb and Meera e
wort veli 1(11de.1d. a:. were attn the hr
,tru','ntals by Mess Mader.. Snort ad-
dreases by Rev. Carlisle of Luca') and
t,,c p'o'or. flee. ltac^y were pleasing
:.,.tures. TheCommittce in charge le to
co'gratulsted upon the excellent success
of tae W1.010riga:..
Local Items
Mr. David Gillis is 01 at his t.otlte.
I)r. McGillicuddy spent Sunday at his
home in Watford.
Miss Ellen Brown Is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis in Detroit.
Mr. Hugh eieleay has resigned front
the (lank of Commerce and gone to De-
troit to reside. Mr. Hewitt of Sarnia
has taken his place here.
Big Mason, the Lumber -Jack Evangel-
ist, is coming to Exeter under the aus-
pice:, of the Y. M. C. A. from 'Tuesday
to Ft iday of next week, for a four days
campaign of evangelistic work. On Taves
day night he will meet the members in
their roosts. On Wednesday night ho
will address a mass meeting of sten In
Main Street Methodist Church. On Thu's
day he will address Dietl also at James
Street Church, and on Friday evening he
will address a mase meeting of men and
women In Main street eitur.l:. Big Ma-
son Is a powerful speaker and these
meetings should be largely attended.
CEMENT WALK 1'ItOTECTION.—Prop-
c•rty owners having cement walk front
inging their premises, In which is includ-
ed a rroasing, should have saiit amply
protected by .hardwood scantling and
earth or gravel thoroughly placed on
either side to prevent the cement being
cru.31.ed or broken when driving over it.
BIItTHIS
Connor.—In Exeter, on Sept. 21th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Connor, a son.
Zeller.—On the 1Dth of September at
Zurich, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Zeller, a son.
Witmer.—At the Goshen Line, Ilay, 011
Sept. 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. Sytvanus
Wilmer. a daughter.
Simpson.—At Mooresville, on the 26th,to
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Simpson, :t son.
Don't Monkey with that
Cough. Take
Howey's
White Pirie & Tar
Sold only at Howey's Drug Store
in 25c bottles.
Webb.—At Grand Bend, on the 19th, to
Mr and Mrs. Thot. Webs., e. d..,:3hter.
MIIRRIAGES
1JIcathee-k.—l'ipt r.-10 London. at the
Askin Street Y,ct'.udist parse:,.._ . , l y
hey Birk, on Sept. 'lend. lir. 1:rcatt:-
wic•k of London, to Mire Louisa Piper
of Fzeter.
DEATHS
Itolline.--lt her home, 24 Lae- c.. i Ave.
L'a:don, Sept. 22nd, Away Heels, Nifc
of Arlhui J. Rollins. I:1 her ,)SIJ
year.
Dixot..—Ls MI IJ111;e ay, Sept. 2'i. V1111.
Dixon, aged 76 years, 3 months.
COOK.—Iii Clinton on Sept. 23rd. Wltl-
lant, clde.tt son of Mr. and Sine. Da-
vid Cook. Albert st., aged 12 years
and 8 months.
$lmpeon.—AlJfomeeviUo, on Sept. ..ith,
Uic infant son of Yr. and Mrs. Moses
Simpson.
xew
Proviioll SIoi'e
Having leased the store property of
Mr. J. W. Broderick, Male street,' I beg
to announce to the public that 1 have
opened out business hn•tho lite of Gen-
eral i'rovisions.
FLOUR, FEED, STOCK FU. It, I"tESS-
ED II.tY, STRAW, ALL KINDS OF
SEEDS, GRAINS, ET•'. ETC.
The very best grades of floor tax..).
on hand
Goods dcl!vcred to any pact of tate town
We 11...e_ your pat'otlage sly! solicit v
call front you
Broderick's J. EIOT
Old Stand
Apples Waited!
THE EXETER EVAPORATOR
is now open to receive apples,
for which satisfactory prices
will be paid
The Company wilt continue to do Satisfactory Business
Bring Us Your Fruit !
Caledonia Evaporator Co.
G. W. GOODWIN, Manager.
A Good Baker and Uses Little Fuel.
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & S GVE STORE