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and it man with an i11•flttieg
suit of clothes are in the same boat -
Beth Naedicaped
If you are a roan wltt, clothes troubles
have TAMAN diagnose your case. He
quite likely will prescribe A SUIT OF
DECENTLY MADE CLOTHES at a pop-
ular price.
He does riot send his goods to out-
of-town , !.thing manufacturers to be
THROWN together and Palmed oft on
You for a CUSTOM BADE SLIT, but
mekcs the suits I. hie own custom work
shop !insurers; you a PERFECT ! 1T and
BEST WORKMANSHIP.
NEW S,'it1NG SU1TINGS
OVEIhCOATINGS
AND
PANTINGS
ARRIVING DAILY
W. W. 'l'AMA N
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Iusleess Locals -- Read Them
Ladies' New Spring Coats are here, in
black and fawns. Just the kind you
want for Spring, $6, $7, $8.
MAN WANTED
1.• A farm Land wanted at once. Apply
et this office.
New Spring Shirts for men in 1910
pattern. These shirts are trade to fit
and are good washers. Prices $1, 1.25.
New Black Silks just urrie d, lonely
sojt tatfetta, extra fine finish, suitable
for coats and dresses, 36 in. wide -price
$1, 1.25, 1.50.
Two medium sized, comfortable houses
for sale. Apply at this office.
CARPETS & RUGS -The largest
assortmeni of carpets and rugs ever
shown in Exeter at prices: Carpets 35c
to 1.35 per yard, Rugs 6.76 to $40.
250 CEDAR POSTS and 228 bunches
of shiezlea for sale. Apply to
DICKSON & CABLING
WALL 1'.1 PE1I S -Our new null
papers surpass any we hare ever shown.
*t,/ All the newest ideas and designs are
shown, Sc 8c 10c 12ic lbc 20c 25c.
LOST -A Rug on Mar. 8th between
�tle Metropolitan Ilett) and H. Smith's,
I' Lake Road. Finder kindly return to
this office.
Ladies' and 3Ien's Footwear. We are
sole agentsforISS CANADA shoes
for women and t)ti llf: RESFORD shoes
for men. Reerrt pair yuaranteeel. Prices
$3, 3.50, $4, 5.00.
CLF.\RING Oi:T SALE OF BANK-
RUPT STOCK at the Exeter Bargain
Stcre Ribbons, laces. ernbrolderles,
waists. fancy collars, belts, ctr. 150
men's fine top shirts, all slug at 65c.:
28 dozens men's neckties at 15 and 30
cents; rubber and linen collars at halt
\ �te : 27 teen's sults, sizes 33 to 39
1 /lose than halt price; 240 pairs of shoes
l./ m.urufar tutee's sample*. at less than
wholesale price. All these goof!. must
be hurried out to make room for anoth-
er stork.
11. W. F. BEAVERS.
Successor to the late J. W. Broderick.
• X41-rs. E. Christie and Miss Grigg were
' "In London Friday.
A. Stewart and 1. 11 Cterling ware
e -1n Lo)ldon this week.
A meeting of the Exeter Lave. Powlir,g
1 Asecctat'o:i is called for Friday even-
Intl at 8 o'clock. important business.
Mitten (':ark of Wincnclsca intends
leaving from Exeter on Thursday for
13nfty. Rank.. to join his brother Ed.,
'- and fosses i i a general store business.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
JAMES -ST METHODIST CIIUitCH
Rev. Richard Hobble, Pastor
Sunday Public Wor.hlp-10.30 and 7.
Class eetvtce-teat) a.m..n:rd after Morn -
Ing Service and Wednesday
Toueg Mt n'e Class and Catechumens -
Sued.ty at 2 p. m.
Sunday School and Bible Classes- 2.30.
Fpeortt League -Tuesday 8 R m.
Prayer Meeting -Thursday 8 p. m
Mar. 20t01 -The pastor will preach
mornln:S and evenit.g. Subject at night.
-*The Evils of the Tobacco Habit."
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Te Sftop for Men
We have the finest lines of
Fancy Suitings
Overcoatings
--AND
Trouserings
We are filled up with the new-
est and best Kood, toe tbe soak-
ing of clothing, and we di' the
akin/ io the best of style.
W. JOHNS
Mir'wat Tttlter- Ismer
ter
l.eeseprseprarIVesierssss• Owen Atkinson went to London this EXETER MARKETS.
week. , .
alias Frances Davis returned :o \Pbtg- CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
zi 415.# 4kallkalk*#41111 tit
Fr,day „ea wc-•k.
Mr. Mark Mealtime is quite 10 at tris
r.cntt.
Mrs. Rich. Quance Is 111 of Pleurisy
at her horn..
Rea. Hobbs pica( "(IR on Tobacco )text
Sunday night.
Mr. Ambrose Cottle teas b_.en on the
a:ck list this week.
Mrs. Frank Mellott le tea oveieig like-
ly from her recent illness.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins and Mr.. John
Northcott arc on the sick list.
Spy nal music is to be furnished ,r
Malt street church next Sunday.
W. Bradt of Ezeter North has been
engaged by W. 11. Levett In his office.
Rev. Hobbs will deliver his lecture on
'The Trlart;ular Man" in Zurich on
tine 22nd.
Exeter Lodge of Oddfellows will take
part In the Lodge of Instruction at Sea -
forth on Goad Friday.
Mrs. Hodgson of Usborne has moved
into the residence on 'turon street, Ex-
eter, until recently occupied by the late
Sirs. Harris.
Mr. Geo. Srnallacombe, who has been
sufferite from an attack of pneumonia
for some time, is new on the Mend
a:;d gives promise of recovery.
Card of Thanks. -Mr, Wrn. Hooper de-
sires to thank the friends and ,teiRh-
bore for their kindnesses during the
illness and death of his late wife.
Mrs Daniel Kernick, who was taken
down with a severe attack of paralysis
at Flint. Mich., a few weeks ago, lag
sufficiently recovered as .to be able tq
sit up.
Mr. Arthur John Ford has rented the
100 acre farm of his father, Mr. John
Ford on the North Boundary of Stephen
and the latter will have a sale of his
stock on the 26th. after which he will
move to town.
The calendars issued by tete depart-
nteal of education for the year 1910
show 210 school days for public and
separate schools; 199 for high ehcoole
and collegiate institutes and 214 for
rural schools.
Sam R. l3alkwill, a former resident of
Eaate-. got the nomination on the Urn -
:on Labor ticket for Mayor of Tacoma,
Waz i,, last month. He has a good
show to win as tine }tetornt party en-
dorsei him as well.
If you bee a dog standing of' his head
in a snow bank or playing Tommy
Lo:.etoat up and down the street, or
sitting In a miserable heap with his
head against the wall, or wildly claw-
inC, at his head and face, it is not
a c.a.( of rabies. He le mad about his
muzzle, that's al).
Reader, when you are preparing lotto
your trading just pick up your home
paper. glance at the advertising columng
arid sec who wants the. trade. It is safe
to say you will save money. Tne man
who advertise" certainly has induce-
ments to offer you or he wouldn'e ask
you to call before buying.
Mr. Geo. Snaallacohtbe received the earl
:sews this weak of the death of his bro
liner. Thomas, who died in Crystal City
oat Tuesday ).est, atter a protracted :11 -
'less from heart and liver trouble. Mr.
Snt.11acumb: was a former resident of
Exeter and Iiia denies will be learned
'Nits) much reg ret by ills friends here.
Those who attended tac illustrated lec-
ture In the Town Hall, Exeter, on Wed-
nesday evenitig last, delivered by Mr.
Bowen, under the auspices of the Exe-
ter Branch Bible Society, were well
pleased with the entertainment,. which
proved highly instructive. _Over 100
views were givetn, and they were the
best that have ever been shown in Ex-
eter. The old officers were re-elected.
Pres., R. N. Creech: vice-presidents. the
resident ministers: scc-treas., N. D. ilur
don.
That all the farmers are not going
west and that many of thane still be-
lieve In the ability of tie sol: of old
Huron to return them value for t. t r
labor was amply proven here on Thur.
day. whc Mr. Richard Murphy 1 cid his
aa•nus) spring delivery of Massey-liar-
ris machinery, and the town was a very
busy one all day air. Murphy informer
us that no Rise than 56 loads of mach-
inery were that day delivered...by the
farmers of this district. Th� is little
doubt that the Massey-Hsief• machinery
is of the best, and there 1s no doubt
that "Dick" Murphy 1s one of the best
men In the business.
LEC'T'URE ON ST. PATRICK.-Rter. D.
W. Collins will deliver a lecture on "Rt.
Patrick" in the Town Hall, his Teens -
day evening, St. Patrick's D cshnnNn-
ing at A o':lock. The haur % 'made at
9 u'l1o'k .•s as not to .onflict with the
Amici meetings. admission Free.
MARRIED AT LUCAN-The marriage
!oak place on Saturday last. \l.,r. 12.
at 2 o'clock p.m., at the home •tt the
bride's sister, Mrs. Chas. Isaa-. furan,
of Miss Those M.. daughter of Mrs. Wm.
Dearing, Exeter, to Mr. Percy Webber
of Usborre. The affair was , a vety
nu:et one, the only atte titian' 1 •In3,lfitle
Miss Leda Isaac as ringbear . while
the wedding march was play y Miss
Della Isaac. Rev. Carlisle performed
'he ceremony. After the ceremony Mr.
.t --d Mrs. Webber retuned to Exeter and
drove to their home 0:t the 3rd of Ste-
phen, where Mr. Webber bas engaged
with Mr. W. D. Sanders. The young
router have flit toi, ratu,atiens awl best
wishes of the:r many friend.. with
whom the Advo -ate )gins.
HICKS' FORECAST.. -A regular
storm period, as full of storm reselb-
ititlee as any In the month, is central
oa the 24th, sztcndirg from the 22nd
to the 27th. The Mercury equinox also
r.dds Its strength to :hie ricked. .full
yicon roti the celestial squattall" In)
tee rr Idst of this period, on the 25th.
Tropical storms of the natup' of hurrt-
rarte'e aced tornadoes w111 natural
routeward, with a boreal counterpart of
blizzard" of •set and ■t,ow to the north
ward. The crisls of this period *oil
.triter ptocresstvcly from west to. east
font the 24th to Iles 27th. Wates and
-rec. Witt:1;, three days of noon on the
25th is another very marked eit!4,nie
period. fi.rthguakes In various sec-
tior;a of the glove will most likely be
attendei by volcanic disturbances hr vol
rank regtous. al.o by abnormal oat.
nee and electric currents, and mail-
room flashes of auroral lights in the
northern melons. A general and sev-
ere cold wave for March will nrnst like-
ly come out n' the nerth.rst. and sweep
far into the •eutheastrrt parts of the
country t*teeee ten' 2et!r •nd 20".. Pc
o t guard ag,l'1,t such phenomena.
,nt on r'rida_ . -
Mrs. it. E. }fuatan has returned from
a visit 1n Toro:rtn.
MI. fete McDonald was here front Wal
lale-!,ura over Sut,daY.
Dr. Cowan of fun len was In town
Wednesday on business.
Mr. 1\'m. Tapp was a vi ,!tor le Lon-
don a few days last week.
Mr. L. W Palmer was in London part
o: last week un business.
M. Thos. E. Handford and wife we:c
1n St. Thomas t=est week.
Mrs, 11. J. Glanville of London visited
her mother hue last week.
at- sere. Itobt. Sutton and August
Guar left fol the West Monday.
gra. Jo'.natun and two eons of Sarnia
visited at the Rectory this week.
Frank Jones bas engaged to work
for the \lassey-Ilarrlet Co.. Brantford.
Mr. Richard Welsh of Kalamazoo vte-
ttcd has norther here during the week.
Mrs. E. 11. Vrouman and little son
are visitors at Mi. G. E. Anderson's.
Mies Pearl Tetrcau of Dashwood is
the guest of her aunt, ales. \V. 11. Jones
digs Evelyn Gill left Thursday to re-
sume Iver duties as nurse at Toledo,
Ohio.
Mrs. (Dr.) McDowell of Listowel is
u visitor at the home of Mr. \V. J.
ttlesett.
Elder Elliott went to London Monday
where he has secured a position in a
hake shop.
Mrs. W. D. Mace returned to Toronto
on Friday, and they Iett this week for
\Vlnnlpee to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Madge, after a two
ntcr:ths' pleasant trip to California, re-
turned honk last week.
sfr. and Mre. Chas. Dennis of Vancou-
ver are here visiting the former's par-
ents, lir. and Mre. Jae. Dennis.
Mrs. Irwin, of Norwich returned home
Wednesday, after a visit with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bissett.
Douglas Stewart left this week for
Toronto to accept a position with the
McLean Publishing Co., in their offices.
Mr, and etre. Thos. Daynaan returned
Last week to Whitewood, Man., after
spending the winter with relatives here.
lora. Fred Hill and Mr). Wm. Prod -
acre returned to their homes In Tor-
o:tto and Landon, respectively. on Sat-
urday. -
Mr. John Caldwell and wife, and the
latter's brother, Mr. }herb Ford, left
Friday for the West, to reside near
Lawson. Sask.
Mrs. Locke went to Loudon last week
and was there jolted by Mrs. W. T.
Acheson and the twine, who will accont
piny her to Boston to visit for a time.
Mrs. Geo. A. Young and little eo:r.
Stirling, have returned to their home
in London, actvmpatnled by Mrs.
Young's parents. Mr. and airs. James
Beer.
Mrs. Geo. Chambers and Mrs. John
Ctambero, who have been visiting
friends around Exeter and Crediton.
left for their horn_ In the West last
Tuesdav-
Amonf; those who left for the West
this work to reside -Garfield Hodgert,
Janis Gould and sons Ed. and Clayton,
Mrs. John Treble and sons, Robert and
Frank and daughters, Violet and Della.
Thos. Morrison.
Them are people who say, "It's a sin
to smoke, t,a chew, and to drink," and
they'll backbite there neighbor, critleize
their preacher, ttd blacken a inan's or
a girl's charachout turning a
heir. The wor c le full of just such
people.
SOLD STORE -Mr. 11. J. Glanville of
London Mouth, for feel of Exeter, has
sold his store an sidence to Mr. A.
Bodkin of Lambeth.
CARD OF THANKS. -Mr. John Presz-
cator, Stephen, wishes to convey to the
neighbors and friends the sincere
thanks of the faint f the many kind-
nesses shown 0t ring the Illness
and subsequent death of their mother.
MOTHEit DEAF. -Mr. Chas. Blrney re
tcive3 word on Wtel::.„day of last week
that his mother, Mrs. }founding, was
lying at the point of death at her biome
In Windsor. Mr. Ilii icy t k the train
Thur"day morning n rived there In
time to aur his mot r alive, but elle
sled on Saturday. Mrs. hounding had
been le very poor health for sometime
hedge her death was not unexpected.
LEFT HIS FRIENDS BKHiND.-it. T.
t'inner, junior at the Motions Banke
quietly left town on lerljay last on an
excuse to see his father In Clinton, and
nothing has been heard of him sea*.
On investigation it bas oeen roved that
he owes three orKt hundred torero
about town In an s ranging from
45 to $10o. If It is a rase of t; ufne
"skip" the job was well done. TRle 1s
only one rare lase of a •. ni ratan Iiv-
1r_t at a elunneei rate.
A 111011 GRADE SCHOOL. -The three
factors in the acquiring of an education
are tear:,er, test -book and student %ver
since Its ineeptlon the Clintontininess
('olleZe has secured teal -here of the
widest enp'-r(cnce and ripest H. larehip
Th' text -books used are the 1,t publleh
el, consequently 'heir gran -ales have
received the beg p tiona, and their
success has unrivalled. This
.••ttool receives additional prestige by
Wing affiliated with the CQntmercial Ed-
u"ators Associate,» of da, whir))
comprise Clanada's greatest chain of
High Grade Modern Actual Business
Schools. The Spring Term openings are
Mar. 29th and April 4th.
1101.1 WEEK. commencing Sunday
:text, Mar. 20th, will be observed in
Trlvltt Memorial Church by special
services In the (hurt h daily. The lint
of subjects' are the "Seven Sayings on
Tee Cro-os" and arc as follows. -Sunday
11 a.rn., "Pathe forgive 1hr•nn for they
know not what sty de", 7 p.m. "To-
day shalt thou th me In Paradise";
Monday, 8 p.nt. "Witold thy nether, be-
hold thy con" : Tuesday 8 p.m. " My
Owl. my 0o4. why halt thou forsaken
ma" \Pclne.day A p.m. "1 thirst":
Thursday 8 p.m. "Father. into Thy
hands 1 commend my spirit". Good
Ftidty 1u.70 a.m. "ft Is finished", 8
p.m. A apeelal service for inert, subject
"(Wield the nears." The rector. Rev. D.
W Collins w111 rendurt all services.
CASTOR IA
]tit Ideate GM Clam
Th l W Tu Um Ain's ORM
iasis tete
&gnat are of ; ; ]LI
Wheat 103 106
Barley :en 5
Oats. :iti 39
Pear Si} 83
Potatoes, per bag 50
Hay. per ton 1:1 (V 1400
Flour. per cwt., family 200
Flour, low grade per ew 1 50 155
Butter 20
�Rs 24
t, ve bogs, per ewt 9 90
Short. per ton 24 00
Bran per ton 4s t10
THE BEST
Bread
Can only be gotten from the best flour
-The tollowinv brands are unexcelled
Try a hundred next time you hake -
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (a\etttri, Cana la Flour ]tills)
Least your cyders or rail up
Phone 2.
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
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RAND TRUNK SYs EM
EASTER
Excursions
Return Tickets
-=at-
Single Fare
Between all stations in Canada. also
to Detroit and Port Huron, M ich.
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.
RETURN LiMIT
MARCH :10, 1010.
Secure tickets and full information
from
J. J. KNIGHT. Depot Agent. Exeter,
r address J. D. McDONALD, D.P.A.,
0. T. Inv., Toronto.
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FLOUR
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Breakfast
Foods
Feed and Seeds
All the BEST GRADES of
flour always on hand.
Breakfast Foods such as
OATMEAL, WHEATLETS &
TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES
Oatmea1,71be for 26c
Poultry Food" & Feeds such as
PANACF:A, OYSTER SHELLS,
GRiT, ("RUSHED BONE, LiN•
SEf:D MEAL OIL CAKE and
FLAX SEED.
Wm. Rivers 1i
Davis' Old Stand - EXETER
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR. WM.
ARNOLD, i desire to announce
to the Public of Exeter that 1 am
prepared to give you the best of
satisfaction in work connected
with the business. For tbe pres-
ent orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 24, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
PLEASE THE 000K
and bei efil yourself and family by us-
ing MODEL flour. 1t bakes so much
better and goes so much farther than
ordinary brands,
THE URE OF MODEL FLOUR
means better bread, biscuits. rake. pir,
etc., in your tone. and root* of them,
too. Order a sack to -day. The nest
time you need flour you'll inslet or,
having the MODEL brand even tLt cost
more. Put nt doesn't.
HARVEY
EXETER
ONiTA R IO
"Le1hy Not eve your Boay
a spring /ousecIeaning?
It is reasonable.
You stay indoors too much all winter- you breathe the
foul air-yov sleep in close rooms and you eat too much. to
fact your winter life is pretty much artificial and unnatural.
Then why not renovate your whole system this Spring
Take a Short Cut to Youth and Energy
Nyal's Spring Tonic is the Thing
Sulphur and Molasses were grandmother's way. She also
scrubbed ber fingernails off every Spring.
But Nyal's Spring Tonic is a regular up-to-date vacuum
cleaner by comporison. Glues new snap and vim -puts
lite and spring into your musoles-makes you feel fit
and ready.
If it isn't, worth a dollar a bottle you can have your money
back cheerfully.
W. S. HOWEY, Phm.B1, Chemist & Optician,
EXETER - -
ONTARIO
Remember the Name ---
Rowe & Atkinson
Bear in mind that at their store is the
place to buy FURNITURE. We have
a fresh car load in now and every
thing will be found at the RIGHT
PRICE to SUITE the purchaser.
Give them a call .,,
Undertaking and Embalming a Specality
ROWE & ATKINSON
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The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Spring Millinery
TO -DAY
OUR FIRST SHOWING
We shall have the ple'asuretn•day and fallowing days of introdu-
cing N
in the New Styles
tallSpring - in Sprit K Millinery, and we invite our friends to
come and see what Fashion dictates this season. Never have we en-
tered a season with more fascinating Hats. Individuality speaks from
every one of them.
WIDE BItIM TURBANS, TOQUES & ROUND SHAPES
Come along and leave your order early for your
Easter Hats
Shantung Silks
One of the good wearing nov-
elties for Spring.
This is a good wide silk with
no end of wear and makes a
beautiful Spring or Summer
dress. All the new colors of
Alice, Tan, Buff, Natural, Wie-
tena, Amatbyst or Raisin.
Popular price 50c yd.
Linen Suitings
One of the moat popular fab-
rics we are showing this Spring.
Plain or Striped Linens in ell
the new shades.
Plain or Fancy Rep in the
good selling shades.
Holland or Mercerized finish
are both good sellers.
New Net Waists and White Waists
Our New Waists are arriving every day and we ate ready to show
something very new in the waist line. Dainty Net Waists with fancy
trimming in white, cream, ecru and black- every one a new design.
New white Waists are better than eget. All tbe new ideas are shown
here. You wHi he delighted to see them.
Have ON to War with Your Easter Suit or Bonnet
Wall Paper Talk
Housecleaning for Spring
We carry a complete stock of Wall Papre e from ecbespeet to tbs
most eapen. ve In a0 abs latest Iesig s and beautiful colorfast,.
We have many new and ioespeeNve deign, for every room la
your bows.
Consult us on the Wall Paper Question. It will pay you, You
can have your selections from the laripest stock ever *bows in Exeter.
Our Wall Papers are used by the Majority.
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing