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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1910.
NDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are showing this week a large range of
New Goods
which have just come to hand. Among them are those
Lip -to -date Shirt Waists for Ladies,
also White Skirts ---Nobby Goods,
which we made note of in our last ad. You ehr.uld i•ee thew before making
your selections.
A Word to the Young Men !
11? YOU NEED
A Fancy Shirt or Tie, Hat or Cap,
we have them just the style you require. We have just opened up a fine
range of up-to-date line ot
Men's Shoes, very stylish, something to talk about
We have decided to go ontof the READY MADE
CLOTHING and if you want a f:nap give us a call.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CARLING BROS.
WALL PAPER
mommemommumw
This is the season for
wall paper and this the place
to buy it. All going at
Half Price
and all new paper
LACE CURTAINS
We have a nice lot o
Lace Curtains from
45c to $3.50
a pair
All Other Goods Going at Cost Price
for the next two weeks. Come here for IIAlit=A1 NS
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice. (lean, Fresh Groceries
K. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF P(tsT•OFFIC I: --
000040 a 000 -**%%'x• 7-3 .
sh aressItetaal Cards.
„TA
TO LOAN ON FARM AND VILLAGE
.(( F'reptrttes at lowest rates ct interest.
pR• O. P. ItOULSTON, LD,S,: D.D.S. FRNEer ELLIOT,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Oft.* Opposite Centre) Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
DENTIST
O•css:--Over Dickson a t'arling's Law Ott, es,
g.tt.r. ?.kpbone No. 5.
Closed Wednesday afternoon&
Cedar Posta for We
gaDS. A. 11. EIKIMAX, L D. S., D. D. S..
llSower graduate of Teessto Udverlsty. We have the finest quality of Cedar
DENTIST. Peat at moderate 'prices.
eft breneed without say pais, or osy W deers G. E. HICKS.
Sestet. ss Si•TOMMws s ataabuury'o o/er. Kele *Wert CE7'17'RA LtA
8 s�Ofedse4.01 Tomato Usllier li h ,R HONOR
O
reddest
1[tsMet>phydclann Dr. mos' 016 Stand, £c sew
Street, EXETER.
asd, Andrew
DA. T. BOND, TORONTO. PostGRADUATE
of New York Poet (Iraeluate College, succeeded
to practice of Dr. A. F. Malloy, Exeter. Residence -
lately occupied by ler. M.11o), Andrew $t. °dice-
Formerty the Elliot iAw (Mf,., opposite Central
Bold.
Da. T. P. NcLAt'ORLiN
Has resumed pre•tka atter spending a tear (Col
lege) at British and Continental Hospitals. General
practice w, b epee Sal attention to Eye, (with refrac•
:los) Ear Nose and Throat
Office. Dashwood, Ont.
Legal .
DiOE110N t CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, SOLICi
ton, Notaries. Cons ryas• en, ('orniniadoaere
tloUclton for Motions Bank, etc.
■cosy is Leas it lowest rates of Is1enN
Once', Main street, Exeter,
IL Oaat.tss, a A , L, a, Thomson
MOSSY 10 LOAN.
Ws Yes a large amount of private fonds to less
Was sod sIllage properties, at low rotes of later
OLADMAM a STAIN SUET,.
as►rteten, aotklton,Yain et., Easter Os
IL S. PHILLIPS, Barran.
LIe...ed Aactls.see.
Seise attested Is all parte. tlsUshetles ggeoasra..
Seed ee ee p.. Terme rwo.sWs A11 ..gees left
.t AOeseM.OSee will he promptly atteeded t..
J. SENIOR
Agent confederation Life Assuence
y, also Fire insurance in lead -
11t eadian and British Companies.
Main -8t., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTiONlIER
MM. AND1SitSOM. Lir( ',gird Auktlo;)'r T^o eug itr, 1 Hertford Roll tot .gale,
for Huron County. Tern i, realm/thin., =: r c•tt!.e rad. First -cats, animal.
Dates ran be made at rte Adeo•.lc. klec will take a rr,antb.r of cattle to
Ureter. or henry 1leilber's Office, Creel . 1 teed etraw ail F,TI\WOOD )1C'NT/CR.
S'IANO AND CUTTER FOR SALE.
A new first-class Plane for sale
cheap; also utter. Apply to W. Arnold,
Exeter.
FARM FOIt BALE.
One of the (inert farms 1n Ceborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREECH, Exeter
EGOS FOE HATCHING
From selected Barred Rocks. Sfale
larder Model Farm breed. $3.25 per
100 or 50e. a setting. Also pen of Mod -
^1 Farm Barred Rock liens, specially
bred to lay, $1.00 per setting. Will In-
cubate eggs for you at a rcaetor:able
prier. Baby chicks for sale af;'r t!.c
1Otr. of April. Two Breeders and some
Barred hock males for sale. A call sol-
icited. Orders taken now. -WILLIAM A
SAMI3ROOK, CEEDITON. :)NT.
FOR SALE
Cct'age ar.d three lots 1n Exeter, being
c is Nos. 33. 36, and 57. on the South
side cf Simcoe Street. On this property
ie • frame cottage (brick foundatlon)con
tair.trig five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trees. The pro-
perty Is to be cold to wind up the estate
--arPiy to GLADMAN & !3TANBURT,
flar'istete. Ewer, Ontario.
MEED BARLEY
'." r bus' .tie of Manchuria seed barley
ercwn front selected sad for three year
also 100 busty le of seed peas. Prices
o'r alriratlo•'.- W. P. SANDERS.
Exeter, Onti
►IERF.F'ORD BULL P'D l SALT.
.aim lir I nn Lot 1. Con 4, t; *borne ; Centralia P. 0.
BE CHEERFUL -DON'T KNOCK
Stolle, and thc world smiles with
' Knock." and you oo alone:
For the the:rlul grin
Will let you In
Where the k'cker le never known
you,
Growl and the way looks dreary.
Laugh. and the path 's bright.
For a welcome Willie
1''II a SUPHi.lnc, wiriie
A frown d!,1113 out the ligiit
SILT, and toe world's harnron1oue,
Grumble. a,id things go wrong.
And all the time
You arc out of rhyme
with the busy, bustling
throw.
Kick. and there's trouble brewing.
whistle, and life Is gay.
And the world's in tune
Like a day la Jut,e
And the s'ou'ls all melt away.
Local Items
Be careful how you abuse the old licit
from now until Easter, or there will be
00 eggs for you.
Mr. Mark Salter will move shortly in-
t, the house awned by \L. Richard
Gould on Sen!ur street.
The Standard Loan Company has dis-
pesei of its business in G3derlch to
the Union Hank which had not a branch
in Goderieh.
Mr Jake Finkbetner, the genial host-
ler at the Commercial House, is taki'lg
tis annual tete-day holiday with vela-
ttves lir and around t.reditorr.
The report conies in that on Monday
a farmer on the Thames Road was In
the Heid plowing, and doing a good
Job. Mar. 21st 1. early for even this
favored section.
Sir. Elmer Rowrliffe, who conducts a
barrel shop in London, was In town
Tuesday and while here engaged tl.e
services of Mr. Mac Vincent, who will
ieavc for that city shortly.
Messrs. T. Hawkins & Son have now
got comfc.rtably settled In their new
.).erdware store. one door north of
Ilrowning's Drug atom. The preini,es
have been nicely fitted up, .with plate
glass windows, eollahcd counters ,t,,1
sl iIvies, metallic ceiling, etc., and a
neat office In the rear, making altogeth-
er a very attractive and convenient herd
ware store.
Re:•ent!y Miss ,Unci Vosper. daughter
of Mr. John Vosper of (anlpbcllford,
cousin of Mrs. Samuel Sanders and Niles
Cierra Vosper of Exeter, who graduated
as a Puree hi bt. Luke's. New York. at
Christmas, died In that hospital ur
typ',old fever. She was one of the
nurses under the supervision of miss
Eva Carling, formerly of Exeter, matron
,f the hospital.
DELEGATES APPO1ttTED.-At the
meeting of Lc Liberal -Conservatives of
Usberne in the Central )Iotel on Satur
day last tfessra. John Deibridge and
Simon hunter were appointed to at-
tend the Dominion Convcntion in Ottawa
in June, with Slesara. Tilos. Iiunkin
and Joseph Hawkins alternates.
SALE REGISTER
Saturday. ,'tpril 2 -Household Furni-
ture, etc.. the property of lir. t3eorge
Mantle, North St.. Exeter. Sale at 2
o'clock. Wm. Anderson. auct.
\VIIITE WI ANDOTTE EGGS FOR
HATCHING.
Good utility strain -$1.00 for 1:t eggs
or :1 settlugs for 42.50. Incubator lots
a $4.00 for inn. Fertility guaranteed.
("HAS. F. HOOPER,
Box 157. Exeter, Ont.
TO THE FARMERS
Before buying hordes see the carload
of horses that W. .trnold is shipping
to Fleeter on Wednesday. the 23rd.
WM. ARNOLD
HOUSE ANL LOT FOR RALE
A pony and a halt frame housc,con-
l.rinlnt; Rt Vc:i rooms and sunnlcr kit-
chen, brlc k foundation. good well of
spring water, one-quarter acre of
land: situate on the south side of Hu-
ron street east. Apply to S. SANDERS
Telezraph Offlcc, Exeter.
PASTURE FOn CATTLE
A numletr of rattle will be taken for
pasture.
WM. NI. DLATCIIFORD
TURNIPS FOR SALE
Nei' 5.)0 bushel, o: turnip» in fleet
Lisa ' ondltioo. Apply to 11. ELWO1t-
TifY. Exeter.
V 1LI.AGF. PROPERTY FOR SALE.
unrterstzried 1e -.Hering for sale
that desirable Village property, being
lots 13, 14, 13, corner of William and
Waterloo stre'ts. There le nr. the prcm-
ises a splendid brick house, small
stable and other cotneniencee ; also a
number of crane* fruit treks. The prop-
erty is first -(lass In every respect and
1s well situated. W111 be sold reaeon-
able. .tprly on premises.
ALF'iRED DOWET, Exeter 1'. O.
FARMS FOR SALE
TI'.at choice farm, being part Lat to
and 19, Co:). 1. Township of Unborn.
In the Village of Exeter. containing 100
aeras. On this property there Is an
up-to-date brick dwelling with all con-
ver•ler es : large bank barna, with water
In stables, silo, delve :rouse, ice house,
and all kinds of fruit : 6. acres In hay
and grass, 6 acres fall w,teat, balance
rwweet est fall. Property In • high
state of ultivatto't ar,d well adapted
for a doing a dairy butanes' or
general i
Exeter, or T. CA\
Farquhar.
ALEX. DOW, of
R'JN Auctioneer of
Easter without a dozen eggs does not
seem right, but the price is the ■tleker.
Fred Kerr of the Exeter Gun Club got
the high average at a bhoot in Bramp-
ton last week, breaking 190 out of 20-r•
ti: the seventh event he broke 25
straight and won the Mayor's Cup. lie
won several other articles In other
events
BUSINESS CHANGE. -A business
:hanee was Made last week between Mr.
F. J. Wickwire and Mr. it. N. Rowe,
by which the former gets the general
store bush:earl which Mr. Rowe has been
eonclut tin: nortt, of the Poat Office, and
Mr. Rowe gets Mr. \Vickwir•e's farm on
the f ondoll Road north. We understand
Mr. P. W. F. Beavers will conduct the
t: re busir.ese.
b1ARIt1ED.-The Carrot River Journal
of Me'fort, Sask., makes the following
:efercnce to the n-arrlagc of a former
E':cter young lady.-' A very quiet but
pretty 'wedding was Halet:l:tlzed Tuesday
\farch )5th, a: six o'clock, p.m., at the
faun residence of Me. and Mrs. Wm.
Trevethirk amidst the immediate rela-
tivea and friends, when their daughter,
\IrsY Edna Irene, was milted In holy
w iloek to Mr. Walter Nelson Attrilf,
of this place. The bride who was given
away by her Lather, was ably assisted
by her slater Gertrude, while the groom
was attended by his brother George.
)rev. D. 11. Kennedy officiated. After
the ((rerie:my all sat down to a dainty
and well spread wedding .upper." The
Advocate Joins with the friends In Exe-
ter and Melton in wishing the young
couple all gond things through life.
EARLIER TRAIN SERVICE. -It Is
states that the travellers of London will
shortly take up the question with thj
Grated Trunk Railway of having the
rnorrdn; train ou thc Huron and Bruce
leave Leedon at 8 o'clock instead ot at
d.:ut. It la claimed that this '+could be
a great convenience for the travellers,
and would eatable them to get over the
northern towns a great deal quicker
and give them a chance to get better
eonrertlons. Another matter which it is
stated will be brought to the notice ot
the railway is the crowding of the cars
,n all the branch linos on Monday morn
+-y. it 1. clal n id that owing to the
rust: of travellers. In addition :o the
0-1011 traffic, that it is lmposetble some
t:,t:es to secure beats, and that at the
best of times the cars are badly, crowd-
eJ. The railway will be requested to
to foretell extra care on JL.rnday morn-
ings.
ST. 1'.'.T)tICK.-The lecture or talk on
S•. Patrick by Rev. D. W. Coll:Its In the
Towit Hall on St I'atrice's night, Thu 'e
day Lott, proved very Interesting and le
struciive. The hall was well filled ant
all enjoyed the lecture, nt the course of
whit). the speaker gave an excellent re-
sume of tho rellgicus lift of the peapl.'.
of the British Ialts :n the early rentur
lea. the influence of the patron saints
of Er.7land, Scotland, Mater a'.d Ireland
on the lives of Lha inhabitants, with
particular reference to that of St. Pat-
rick. who was born in the little village
or Dumbarton, in what is now called
Sr otland, was taken pr Ieuner to Ireland
ae a boy and remained six years. af-
ter which he effected his escape, ami
returned to his home wl.cre he .toiled
ror several years, and then returned to
Ireland to Christianize the people.
A WORTHY CITIZEN I'ASSE-I AWAY
-Death on Sunday removed from our
midst another of the pioneer residents
or Fleeter, a marl noted for the strtrt-
est Sate:city and honesty of purpose,
and a ntost worthy and estim-
atilt• citizen, 1r; 'he person ot George
Lewis. who died at ht• home, Main
street, on Sunday last at the great age
of 89 years, 11 months, and 22 days,
The deceased was a man possessed of
remarkable vigor and strength nearly
all his lite, scarcely knowing what a
clay's sickness meant 1111 the last few
years, when. from time to date, he was
taker. down, with an internal affliction,
most severe, and It was thought on two
or three different oceasloes the rad
would surely conte, but It was 'willed
otherwise and in a few days ire was
our around again as ar'!ve and cheer -
fat ae ever. itut the last attack was
u i:nlstakabl• and the once rugged form
save away to the severe strata caused
by a general breaking up of the sys-
tem and the curtain of death was wrung
down upon his kindly lite and the spark
fled on Sunday morning at 9.211. Mr
Level. was born in Devonshire. Eng -I
Land, ht 1820, and at the age of 2:
married Mary Hancock. in the year
1836 he lett his native country with
tate wife and famt,v for the United Stat-
es. where he remained four years. Ile
then tnovel with his family to Canada,
first settling ht the township of Stephen
on a bush farm on eon. 16, whlch
he cleared, and In other ways he ^on=
trlbuted much towa,ds making the fine
towrehlp what It IS to -day. Rtegidin,t
here for 113 years he moved 0) she 2nd
Con.. one mile south of Crediton. and
resided there for 16 or 17 years. when
he moved t 3 the form one mile youth of
Ezeter, where he remained till 0.' mov-
ed to Exeter several years ago For many
years he was assessor for the township
of Stephen, when duty he performed
with much credit to himself and also
to the townei,ID. When about 20 year,
of age he was converted to God and
from that time on acted as local preach-
er. He always lived a Godly life,
tear,Ing hie ehi,drtt, and others by es -
ample and precept and the world has been
better for his living. He was a strut
and consistent member ot the James
street Methodist et urch and was always
faithful In l,le attendance at .the eery -
Ices. demonstrating a keen lntereat In
God's work. He leaves to mourn his
death a Until), of three daughters. his
wife having predeceased hint 14 years.
The family are, Mrs. Lamport of Mel-
lta. Man.; Mrs. S'Immel oe Waltsburg,
Wash., and Miss Martha at home. all
o' whom have the sympathy of their
m''ny friend,. The funeral took place
to the ®zetsr cemetery Tuesday.
KILLED IN SNOWSLIDE.-Word was
Ifeeelved by Mrs. John Essery, Exeter,
this week from her niece, Mrs. Maude
Hicks Landwehr at Seattle, of the
death of her brother, Milton Flick• (soh
of .Mr. Itobt. Hicks, for many years a
)(wilier in Exeter) In the big snow slide
early thi• month at Wellington, 1n the
Itoc•ky Stouutalna. Muton, with scores
of other passesgers in the train, were
killed without a moment's warning
while asleep o:, the train at night. Toe
remains were identified by Mr. Fred.
Trebleson of Mr. Win. Treble of Eel
eter, and taken to Seattle, where they
were Interred 111 the Mount Pleasant
cemetery. Mllton was about 2(i years
o: age and will be well remembered
by many of the people of Exeter, who
will sympathize deeply wlti, the bere.av-
el family.
EASTER WEDDING -A pretty Easter
wedding' took place al the home o! Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Remitter, Elizabeth -et.
0:1 Tuesday afternoon last, when their
daughter, Sties Leah. was married to
Mr. Arthur Rennie, eon of air. Alex.
Rennie of Hay Township. The bride's
gown was of Liberty satjn, , trimmed
with seagull), and she carried a bouquet
of Easter Illlte., while the ;bridal veil
was trintmei with orange blossoms]. The
Solna away dress was of navy blue.
broad cloth with hat to matc•h..The bride,
entered the parlor on her father's arm
to the straina of MendelsAohn's wed-
ding march, played by MIss Edith
>faudson. The ceremony, which took
place at 2 o'clock, was perforated by
Itev. Hobbs, the young couple being
statlone.1 under an arch of evergrcms
prettily decorated with pink and white
carnations. The groom's gift to the
bride waa a beautiful silver cab.aat. Toe
Guests present numbered about hirty-
five. and were front Pafktrf:i, C.'editon,
Zurich, t'rumar'y, Ghlselhurst, Essex,
Hcn.sall and elsewhere. The presents
formed a magnificent array and com-
prising articles of use, beauty and
value. The nappy couple left on the ev-
ening train for a short honeymoon trip
to London and Niagara Falls. On,thelr
return they will shortly leave for the
Welt. wnere they intend making their
future hone. The best wishes of their
many friends will accompany them on
their honeymoon and tor their •future
happiness and prosperity.
BIRTHS
Jeekcll-In Montreal, ore Mar. 15th, to
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jeckell, forme
erly of Exeter, a daughter.
Nell. -in MrGlilivray, on March 18th, to
Mr. and Mra. Fred J. Nell, a daughter.
Rollins. -At Ailsa Craig, on Starch 14.
to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rollins, a son.
Stewart -In London, on Mar. 18, to Mr. 1
and Mrs. Ed. Stewart, formerly of
Exeter, a eon.
WANT .41)5
AUCTION SALES
PRIVATE SALES
WANT ADS.. and AUCTION and
PRIVATE SALE NOTICES Ir,
TFIE ADVOCATE bring better
results than are obtainable
throw_ 0 any other medium in tate
rtiatrir.t. \Vhy? Because the .‘d -
vacate goes into the hands of a
tar large: number of people
than g11) °Our nudlum. Very Lew
homes 10 many miles fall to re-
ceive The Adve ate weekly. 1t you
want anything, or have anything
to Dell you lose more than we
do by not placing an advertise-
ment In The Advocate. We are
ready to print your sale bills o:,
sliortest notice and at most reas-
onable rates.
MARRIAGES
Rennie-Rentnter.--At the home of the
bride's parents. on March 22nd, by
the Rev. )rich. Robbs, Mr. Arthur
Rennie, son of arr. Alex. Rennie, Hay,
to Miss Leah, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rich. Rammer, of Exeter,
Attrilf-Trevethirk-In Melfort, Sask., on
Mar. 15. \\alter Nelson Attrilf . to
Miser Edna Irene, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W nt. Trevethick, formerly of
Exeter.
Forrest -Elsie -In Tuckcrsmtth, on Mar.
11311., Mr. John Forrest of Algoma, 10.
Miss Jessie E. Elate.
Sinclair. -Cousins. -:\t St. Marys, oi,
Dfarch title Miss Famiy Mae Cousins
to Mr. Daniel Roy Sinclair -
Minaret -Robinson -In Wlratlpeg, Sunday
March 20th, Mr. A. Sproat of Saska-
toon, to Miss Edith Robinson, former-
ly of Exeter.
Kennedy.-Doupe.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, air. and airs. Sam-
uel Doupe, Kirktoa, on Dfarch 16th,
Sarah E. Doupe to Mr. 1'. H. Kennedy
of Outlook. Sask.
dotter -Beek -•lit Hensel), on Mar. 10,
Miss 7'Iildred J. Beek to Mr, E. J. .tot
ter of Melville, Sask.
Ross -Towers. -In Hibbert, on Mar. ale
Elizabeth Towers of 1-tibbort to Mr.
Samuel Ross ot Dinsmore, Sask.
DEATf1S
Lewis. -111 Exeter, on Mar. 20th, George
Lewis, aged 89 years, 11 months, and
22 days
itobineon-In Saakatoon, on Mar. 18th,
C rarlle, the only ho:: of Mr. And/
Robinson, formerly of Exeter, aged'
11; years.
Men ! Do You Care
imsomsommor
If you don't -take anything in
the way of clothes that hap-
pens to be offered to you
But if you want smart clothes,
clothes that radiate style, that are
dominated by the same spirit and
life that keeps you young, resolve
now to wear our clothes.
They represent the new idea in clothes' making
clothes to suit you, they become you, do you justice, are
worthy of you, make you feel it's good to be alive -(NO
OTHER CLOTHES CAN TAKE THEIR PLACE) -
IF YOU CARE!
NEW TiEt3, SHIRTS, HATS, 8110ES. Everything for the Man !
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
PAINTS, VARNISHES & STAINS
WE HAVE MARKED up the
biggest and most complete
stock of Paints, Etc., ever
brought to Exeter..
•. ; .
Ready Mixed Paints in loc, 15c, 20c, Mc. 50e, and 6&e tins
Campbell's Varnish Stains ......15c, 26c. 4bc and )3bc
Varnish 10c, 15c, 2Oc and Mc
Wall Finishes 2:M and 46c
Floor Enamels Me and 00c
Brushes from be up to $1.80
ASK TO BEE OOLORB
Sap Pails, Sap Pans, Spites.
Everything for Sugar Making
HEAIh'S & STOVE STORE
Wanted, Second Rand Wood Cook Stoves.