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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, MARCH 31.1910.
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St NDERS & CREECH'
The Old Reliable
s
We are showing this week a large range of
New Goods
4 which have just come to band. Among them are those
Up-to-date Shirt Waists for Ladies,
also White Skirts ---Nobby Goods,
which we wade note of in our last ad. You should see them before making
your selections.
M
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A Word to the Young Men !
IF YOU NEED
A Fancy Shirt or Tie, Hat or Cap,
We have just opened up a fine
we have them just the style you require.
range of up-to-date line of
Men's Shoes, very stylish, something to talk about
We have decided to go ont of the READY MADE
CLOTHING and if you want a snap give us a call.
Highest Price Paid for Produce.
CA.RLING BROS.
BCRP!
The general public will take notice that I am doing bu8inees in Exeter
in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap.
Highest Market Prices Paid for Scrap Iron,
Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper, Rags, Etc.
All purchases to be delivered to HAWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE,
EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection
of scrap may he left at the save store, where prompt attention will be given.
M- WEXLER, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont.
rr•fiesstiossl Cards.
DR- G. F. ROULSTON, L.D,S,: D.D.fi.
Honor s;radaate of Toronto University.
DENTIST
ofaces:-Over Dirksoa S Carling's 1.►w Ott: es.
Ezetet. Telephone No. f.
eland Wednesday afternoons.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, 1.. D. 8., D. D.8..
onor grad ace of Toronto L'oiveriete.
DENTIST.
bath extracted without any pain, or any lad. ed1
DSC* orer O1ad17.1n & StatAttry's omce, Malo street
fsI W,.
Medical
P1Are0 AND CUTTER FCB SALE.
A new first -clave Piano cr bale
cheap: A1EC cutter. Ailey to W. Arnold,
Eseter.
FARM FOI1 SALE.
One of the finest !arms In t'eborne
Apply to SANDERS & CREEC}1, Exeter
EGGS FOB HATCHING
From selected Barred Rooke. Malc
birds Model Farm breed. $3.2:, per
100 or 50e. a setting. Also pcn o1 Slod-
el Farm Darted fork Hcr,e, epeelally
M. BIGHT, M. D., M. C. P. a8., HONOR bred to lay, $1.00 per serine% Will In-
cubate eggs for you at a rcaronable
price. Paby . h:icka for rale after the
20th of April. Two 33ruodere and sem*
Barrel Rock males for sale. A call eol-
n. Graduate of TorontoUolesrsit Two years
reddest physician Royal Alexandra H�oepital, etc.
Odes and Residence, Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
Street, EIIITIIR.
D*. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, POST GRADUATE
of New York l'ost Graduate College, successor
fa D►, `ence-
111. MalloF. y, Andrew 8tdO1Bee-
Feessrly tis tot Law Ohre, opposite Central
D`, t, P. MoLAUGHLiN
)Wileamod practice atter speed a year (Col•
b ieb pied! Cit onaloss to 27e. (with r ft.c•
M) & Ness sad Tbroat.
Mee: Dasbwood.Oat.
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DlOfiI0N a °LINING. SA1a&iR
IEWB. rlOLK71
Me, Notaries, Co.veysaoers, Ooasat.4osere
isildless fa Moieties Bask, Me.
fantasy is Leas at Iowan rstersof Istereft
Oscqs, Malo Kre+t. Easter,
a. Oaat,tss, iSA., L. N. Promos
OMIT TO LOAA.
W. bsve a large amount of private funds to lose
etrs hesad village properties at low retie of Tater
OLADMAN a STANBUET,I
Barristers, Boliciton,Matn it.. Eseter Os
B. 8. PHILLIPS, E=ATER.
Licssse4 Asctleseer.
Paler attended Is all parts. 8atlsfactloo gnan.•
teed or so p. Torsos reasonable. All orders lett
at Advocate �Mce will be promptly ette.ded to.
1ILfONF.T TO LOAN ON FARSI AND VIi.L.te.F
` Properties at lowest rates of tote rest.
ERNE -f ELLIOT.
elec. Orposite Central Hotel. Exeter, Ont.
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead -
Lis Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON. Lir-cooed Auctioneer
Ter Huron County. Terms reasonable.
fates can be nude at the Advo -ate,
Reeler. •r Henry Silber's Office, Cried-
ttsa.
Cede Posts for Sale
We have the finest quality of Cedar
Poet at moderate -prices.
0. E. Ii1CKS,
CENTRALIA
SEED BARLEY
500 bushels of >tanthuria eed barley
grown trom 'elected sled for three year
also 100 bash* ir cf seed peas. Prices
on aplicatton.- W. D. SANDRA!).
Satter, Onts
kited. Orders taken now. -WILLIAM A
SAM)3I1OVK, CREDITON, ONT.
FOR SALE
HORSEMEN
ATTENTION
Tie atasoal Is approaching when
you will need your horsebllls.
THE ADVOCATE is again this
year to the lest position to give
you the best of service. Our cuts
youcards
are the best.
\1e print
with taste and despatch, and at a
very reasonable figure. besides
giving those who get their cards
here a two -weeks' notice of the
toute ii the ADVOCATE (largest
lit ulat'.on In ttse district) N tee
of charge, which In itst1. Is worth
mom than the whole price of the
cards.
Local Items
Fishing is good sport in the river
at present.
Miss Hilda Preszcator of Stephen is
le_.rnhut millinery at Mr. J. A. Stew-
art's.
Sirs. Richard YelloA and eon Edward
visited over the Holidays with Mr. Nel-
eon Northcott at Strat'ord.
Mis• Laura Hewitt of Anderson and
Mt,s Elvina Bock of Zurich were visit-
ors with Mtes Chowen last week.
Mr. James Crease!) has recovered sonne-
woat front his illt,ess aid is able to
be up for a short time each day.
Teat welcome spring flower. the
common dandelion. has already made
its appearance. Mr. Ell Snell ttavltsg
seen one on Mar. 26th, which is much
earlier than usual.
Mr Thos. Yellow has purchased the
aeon of the late J. W. Hodgson on the
Lind con. of Usbornc. and Mr. John
Frayne hal bought the fifty acres toe -
tonality: to the late Mr. Hodgson.
Mrs. Thos. Bissett of Usborne and
Miss Edith Brown were In London dur-
ing the we'k attending the funeral of
the wife of their nephew, Mr. W. W.
Bayley, which took place on Saturday.
Mr. arid Mrs. Bayley had been mar-
ried only about a year.
To gear MISS Jardine Thompson will
be alone worth the niortey you pay. She
has sunt; before Out qua:t. a suffirll
ant guarantee of professional ability.
Do not fail to hear her. Str. W. G.
Craig is also an elocutionist of Al
standing. and Toronto papers praise
hint hisIly.
Cottage and three lots in Eseter, being
lots Nos. 55, 56, and 37, on the South
side of Simcoe Street. On this property
is a frame cottage (brick foundatton)con
talnhat 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 sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to GLADMAN & STANBURT,
Barrtatcrs. Eseter, Ontario.
HEREFORD DULL FOR SALE.
Thoroughbred Hereford Buis for Sale,
months old. First -clave animal.
Also will take a number of cattle to
feed straw. SIIEJ1WOOD HUNTER.
Lot 1 . Co! 4. Usborne . Centralia P. 0.
WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS FOR
HATCHING.
stood utility etra1r1-$1.o0 for 13 egge
,: 3 settings for 42.50. Incubator iota
94.0(1 for 10n. Fertility guaranteed.
C1IAS. F. HoorER,
Bea 157. Exeter, Ont.
HOt NE :\ NI) LOT 1'311 SALE
A stony anal a Lail frame housc.co:.-
taining seven rooms and summer kit-
: hen. brick foundation, good well of
spring water, one-quarter acre of
;and ; situate on tic south side of Ilu-
ron *treat east. Apply to S. SANDERS
Telegraph Office, Eseter.
PASTURE FOR CATTLE
A number 01 cattle will t* taken for
raeture.
WM. 1.1. VLATCHFORD
FAitMS FOR SALE
T'at choice term. being part Lat 16
a, -,d 19. ton. 1. Township of Usborne.
In the Village of Eseter, containing 100
acnes. On this property there is an
upto-date brick dwelling with all con-
veclences, large bank barns, with water
in stables, silo, drive `louse, Ice house,
and a:1 kinds of fruit; 1t accts In hay
and grass. 6 acres fall w;.sat, balance
ptcaec:i aft tall. Property In a high
state et cultivation and well adapted
for a man doing a dairy t'utfr, . or
ge-.eral farming.
ALEX POW. of
Piaster, or T. CAMERON ,tucttoneer of
Farq l'.ar.
Mr. Frank }3 wden has taken a pos-
itlo'. In Montreal as druggist.
)4r, Richard Welsh left from Mitehell
with a load of horses on Tuesday, go -
iii to Togo. flask.
CHILDREN'S AID. -Rev. Hugh Fer-
guson, agent for the Children's Aid and
Humane Society of Perth Oaunty. is
about to receive :torn Mr. J. .1. Kelso
Surtrintcndent of Neglected Cat11Jr,1,, a
Veal, of five little bays and a brother
and sister, along with an active boy and
two sisters. Thisbe wtehlto to adopt
any of shear or other desirable children
should apply at once to Rev. Hugh 1•'er-
•;usctn, Stratford, Ont.
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EASTER VISITORS IN TOWN. -Ales
Elle n Brown or Detroit ; Mrs. Amy of
1to, 'ord: Mr. Art Woad of lido ton
21: ' Fret i'e.,:,ale o: Landon; MIs. 11.
II'twkins of Walkerviile: \t'es \Vcst-
1oid o: Wyonting, Miss Ethel Sweet
or St. Marys; Mr. Geo. Willis of Lon-
don; Mr. Frank Cornish of London ; air
and Mrs. Jol,n Newcombe, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Kelly of Stratford; Mr.
Rea. Elliott and daugnter, Mise Paul-
ine of Norwich; Mrs. Rog. Samuel of
Highgate: lir Barry Huston ot Clin-
ton; Mr. Thos. Raker of Pott Huron;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iteaman of Lon-
don . Miss Epple Re k'e of St. Thomas
at Mrs. Chas. Knight's; Dir and Mrs.
Wilson of London at W. D. Clarke's ;
Misses Mary and Bertha Mack of Tor-
onto; Mr. Fred Armstrong of Paris;
Mrs. W. Seldom and son of Ingersoll ;
Mr Herb Gregory of Stratford; Mr.
and Mrs. 3. C. Inwood o1 London; Miss
Luckhant of Amhcratburg with Mrs. \V.
S. Flowey ; Mr. and Mrs. McCallum of
London at Jas. Sweet's: Miss Clara
Davis of Ingersoll: Mise May Davis
of London: Mrs. Susan Elliott of Lon-
don ' Mr. and Mrs. Heady of St. Marys;
Mr. acid 11re. Carter of Ilderton and
Mr. and Mrs. Omer: of Shakespeare at
D. (aobbledick's ; Miss Muriel Evans of
Ailsa Craig ; Mrs. Milner of Forest
at Jos. Sutton's: Miss Vera Rowe of
Londott ; Miss Lois lllntey of Wind-
sor; Mrs. Buckingham and Mrs. Robt.
Southcott of London ; Miss Emma Heid-
eman of Ingersoll and Miss Annie Held
email of Stratford; Mr. Case Howard
of St. Thomas; Mr. Wallace Fisher of
London; Mies Carrie Scott of Cromarty
Miss Laura Jcckell of 1'Cibrldge ; Mr.
and Mrs. John Ratcliffe of Clinton :Silva
Merrill. teacher of Ilderton ; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Ptawden o' Loran; Mr. al:d
Mrs,. Dart o' 'Windsor at Peter Raw
,iest's ; Miss L. l Iu:iter of London ; Mr.
Jas. Spacknl111 of Shedden.
1�ST11Y MEETING. --The annual Ves-
try rneetin% of the Trtvitt %temorlal
ci.urchwae held inn the School Hall on
`.t.i:iday evening last• with the rector,
itev. Collins. in the chair. There was
x goodly ituntttcr in attendance. After
the preliminaries were dealt with the
Rector reviewed briefly the work of the
past year. which showed the church to
be in a health; condition. The finan-
cial statement was read by the People's
warden, Mr. J. J. Knight. which show-
ed a deficit of $220.03; the total lc-
celpta being $1400.57, and the total ex-
penditure $1629.60. The following of-
ficers were elected for the ensuing year ;
People'• warden. C. Ii. Sanders : Rec-
tor's warden. G. IS.. Harrison : Auditors
L. II. Dickson and N. D. llurdon ; Se-
lect Vestry, L. Day, L. H. Dickson, T.
Sanders. S. Swe rt. J. J. Knight, Thos.
Hawkins. Thos. tae, N. D. llurdon :
Stdesnten, S. T. Dobler, D. Wood, Thos.
Sanders, Thos. Caere, P. Rowcllffe, Dr.
McGillicuddy. E. Ell'ot. The business of
the vestry being over the meeting re-
solved Itself into a congregational
meeting, when )te..re. L. H. Dickson
and N. D. Hurdon were elected Lay. del-
egates to the Synod.
?BED 1N BELOT,AVVr-Mrs.,Charlet.
Birrey received woid on Wednesday of
last week tr,at !az ;.ether Mr. Robe it
Stonehouse at Belgrave was suffering
front an attack of pne•untonia. On
Thuraday ntontiag she left for that
place but on Sundae Ire died. having
been sick only a 'ew days. Having re-
sided here with Mrs. Blrney for sev-
eral months about a year ago he be-
came known to quite a number, who
will much regret to hear of his deatLn
lie was about 79 ce.s's of age:
EXETER PEOPLE aWAY FOR THE
HOLIDAYS. -Mrs. Goodison, Miss LtLa
Johne, Mrs. W. W. Taman and Mrs. It.
N. Creech at London ; C. II. Sanders and
Mrs. MicAvoy at Kincardine. Mr. and
Mrs. 1'. Me•Toggart at Myth; Mr and
Mrs. H. Ogden at Detroit ; Mrs. John
llawkshaw at Toronto; Mr. and Mts.
Geo. Hawkins at Port Huron ; Sirs. John
Blatchford and daughter at Lucan' Mre.
John Snell at Ingersoll : Mrs. August
Guhr at Stratford; Mr, arid Mrs. E.
Rowcllffe at London ; Mr. and Mra. Jno.
Pedler at Aliso Craig; Mrs. Itowe with
her daughter Mrs. Lamport at Clande-
boyc ; Mre. W. 1'. England at Shakes -
pare ; Mrs. Miller at Toronto ; Mrs.
T. II. Mcc`altunt at London ; firs. S. Fit-
ton and Gerald at Buffalo; Miss Lily
Westcott at Toronto ; Mrs. Wm. Hawk
.haw and Miss Jean at London ; Mrs.
Ed. Treble at London ; Miss Gladys Bis-
sett at Paris; Mrs. Piper In London ;
Miss Lizzie Sanders In London: Mrs. It.
Quanee and Morrie in London; Miss
Melinda Wolper In Hamilton ; Mrs. \Vnt.
and Mrs. Roger Northcott In St. Thomas
Garvey Acheson In London : Mts. ida
Rowe and Mies Lulu Martln in St.
alarm; Mr. and Mre. G. A. K.. McLeod
in London
T• I following is the report of S. S.
No. 1.t. 11.0. and Stephen. for Marcn,
toRetherwOr, tt,r promotion cxaml.la-
1 ons, -Sr. IV.. Horace }Taff 905. Ir.
iV. to Sr. IV, twat 665. pass 333, Grant
Hooper 337,; Sr. ill. to Jr IV.. total
.i_ i. pave •11:t. Ethel Smith 7,615; Jr.
111., Lina Stare) 296. Maud }Itrke ..!13;
Sr. 11 to Jr. 111.. total 400. pass 200.
Clarice Hooper 262. Willie Hooper 252.
Mid. 11. to Sr. 11.. 'oral 360. pass 180,
Alice l'taff :32:•. Norman Carrick 320:
J-. 11., Ethel Carrick :,57. Alma Dear-
ing 5411, Cora Ford 160, Moodie- Mc-
Donald 150.-M. Parsons, teacher.
SETTLERS' ONE WAY EXCURSIONS
To Western Canada. April 5 and 12.
•Ia Grand Trunk Railway System, from
stations In Ontario, Kingston and west
to principal points in Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Particular attention Is called to
the. tact that low rates apply to cettaiil
points on Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
a new territory full of 'Golden Oppor-
tunities." secure tickets and further In-
formation from Grand Trunk Agents.
or address J. D. McDonald, D. P. A.. 0.
T. It.. Toronto. Ont.
VILLAGE PROPERTT FOR BALiL
The undersigned is offering for sale
that desirable % Mate property, being
lots 13, 14, 15, corner of William and
Waterloo streets. There 15 on the ►rent-
Ise• a elltlendkl brick house. small
stable and other convenience•; also a
number of ender fruit trees. The prop-
erty 1• first -Blas. In every respect and
Is well situated. Will be sold reason-
able. Apply on ➢rends►•.
AL}'kYD 1IOW1i,T, /titter P. 0.
Exeter Gun Club's Annual Shoot
FRED KERR WAS 1111111 DUN
D. BRINTNELL TROPHY \WINNEIt
The Huron Indian" Gun Club of Es eter held their annual shoot on the
club grounds on Good Friday. The day wag a remarkably fine one and the
shoot was attended by a large number of shooters from a distance as well as
a good representation of the club members. Hiatt average was won by Fred
Kerr with 109 out of 120. Event num ber three war for the Gun Club Trophy
(vender
)tw- woo bclub Jll f
1 a anda 9. a 1
R'e tern tarn). o e
and the rhanipio::trllll+ of s
Donald Rrliitne 1 0_ Chlaeihurat, who with Dr. Cassidy of l'ttrolea made a
straight 20, and in the nttas-and-out both lost the first bird, both broke the
second. but Custody fell In the third. thus lentil's% tine trophy and champion
shin with Mr. Printnell for thin year, Following 1s the result 1:t detail. -
Shooter 20 2e1 214 _ta shot a'-Hi1
20- 12at -109
A BREACH OF THE LAW.
F. Kerr. Creditors
J. E. Casitelon, Clinton
C. Fritz. 'Zurich
11. Flat -tie -lb, Eseter
.1. F.. Hovey, Clinton
S. Fitton, Eseter
11. E. Ctoate, Brampton
1). Itrintrell, C :lselhurat
M. l'roderlck. Petrolea
John Trieteser. Exeter
11. A. Scott. Harrow
8. A. Webb, London
Dr. Cassidy, Petrolea
Well. Johns, Exeter
Dr. Kennedy, Ailsa Craig
W. E. Sanders, Stephen
J. Huriki:,, Thames Road
J. Pasenwre, lienaail
J. Dodds. Scafortt;
F'. Trlebner, Exeter
F. J. Peaker, Bramplotl
G. M. Dunk. Toronto. profeesiunal
C. Thompson. Hamilton, profesbtonal,
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THE PUELIC. SCHOOL BOARD kindly
request the names of all new pupils
enterht3 for the Easter Terni to be
handed in to the Secretary before six
o'clock p. fn. T'tureday of this week.
Tae sittings In the Public School De-
partment are few and the Board re-
quire at once to know what further pro-
vision Is necessary. -.1. GRIGG, Sec-
rctary.
To the Advocate,
I see in the Report of School Board
proceedings. published in your valuable
paper last week, that an account for
stationery supplies, amounting to
$7,8.1R was paha. The account was pre-
sented by Wilbur Martin. a son of
Truotee Martin and his partner to
huilitess. Is Bart In accordance with
the law ? Flag not Trustee Martin be-
come disqualified 7 Is he not liable
f)1 a penalty of 920 for c•aeh and ev-
ery meeting he has attended since the
account was presented and paid. and
does he not continue liable to the 920
p.nalty for every meeting he may hrre-
tfler attend?
Have not our officials. Municipal and
and others, been running things as if
tars owned the town 1
Ratepayer.
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BIRTHS
Medd-At Wi.:cheleca, on Mar. 24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. \V. G. Medd. a daughter.
Godbolt-At Winchelsea, on Mar. 24 to
Mr. and Mrs. Geu. Godbolt, a son.
Delbridite-At Winthclr•ea, on Mar. 29,
to Mr. and Mrs. Gto. Delbrldge, a eon.
Welsh. -In Hensel), Mar. 26, to Mr.
and Mrs. John \Welsh, a son.
Allseon -111 McGillivray. Mar. 22, to Mr.
arid airs. W .\llisoe:, a daughter.
Neil -In McGillivray. )lar. 23. to Mr.
auti Mfrs. Geo. Nell, a owl.
Brock. -In Usbon:e, Mar 24t11, to Sar.
and Mrs. NI. Brock, a son.
T'•aeupsost -On the Boundary of Hier
teat, to Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomp-
son, a daughter.
Saler.-At Kirhton. on Mar. 14, to \1r.
and Mrs. Silas Shier, a son.
('1uM1tl'NICATION 11F. TOIIACC"
Dear Mr. Fd,tor.-Mlgi,t 1 ask for a
.'trail spare in your valuable papsr for
few remarks on the burning siuts-
tion of the day In Eseter. i refer to
Rev. Mr. Hobbs' address in James•st
church on Sunday. Mar: n 20t't. to
smoking. how, Mr. Editor. 1 ant one
that 11kes fair play. and after having
read Mr. Hobbs' address the only ro:t-
rluslon that i could arrive at was that
It was very one-•lded, 1n so far Utat
while politely informing smokers that
if they continued In this habit they
would have Mile chance of getting to
Heaven, yet on the other hand, trays
absolutely nothing about the retailing
,f tobacco In this sr any other town.
What 1 would like to know Is this.
it the smoker rarnot get to !Leaven
what are you going to do with the
,man that sells the tobacco for smoking
purposes? Surely 1f smoking Is a sin
selling the material tot a smoke le also
a sin at the very least. and yet al-
though 1 believe there are at least ell
retail rs o[ lobar•a in this town that
attend James street church. this side
cot the question seems never to have
teen touched upon by the reverend gen-
t lama n.
i remain, Mr. Editor, yours.
FAiR PLAT.
DEATHS
Winer -I: Crediton, on Mar. 26, Mat-
thew Winer, aged 71 years. 9 months
and 29 days.
Reavely-In St. Joseph Hospital. Lon-
don, on Star. 25, Elizabeth Jane 11111,
wife of Thos. 13. Reively of Sarnia.
aged 88 years, 7 months, 21 days.
W(Uiams-lit Step:tea, Mar. 18(0. Mies
Annabcll, daughter o" Mr. ani Mrs.
bred Williams. aired 6 years. and 6
months
McLaughlan. -At Cromarty on Mar. 19,
Dot.ald 1teLaugalau. aged 78 years.
Sillery.-At Staffa, on Mar. '20. Mrs. W.
Sillery, aged 74 years.
\iu,tard.-In 1libbert, Sat. 2415, Janet
Mustard, aged 69 years.
i'ridc.-1n Ailsa Crate, Mat. 21st. Mrs.
S. !'ride, aged 11 , years .
McMillan. -1;2 Alisa Cr.tlg• Mar. 20. Mitre
Lucy McMillan, aged be :rears.
Mc F.trlace.-1n MrGl;:ivray. Sear. 21st.
Sirs. Gto. NI( 1•'at Lou, aged 76 years.
Sir F'ariaia.-ill Ailsa Crate, Mar. 23rd
Mro. Ab't;ai1 )I.rFarlanc, aged 71 yrs.
CanipbcIl-ln Blaushard, on Mar. 17th,
Capt. John Campbell, aged 88 years.
ltuhlltson.-In St. Jlarys, on Mar. 18th
.tl, s 11)binso:1, aged To yearn.
Men ! Do You Care
If you don't -take anything in
the way of clothes that hap-
pens to be offered to you
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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 TIES, SHIRTS, HATS. SHORN. Everything for the Man l
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
PAINTS, VARNISHES & STAINS
wE HAVE MARKED up the
biggest and moat complete
stock of Paints, Etc., ever
brought to Exeter.
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Miaed P�inU io IOc, tGe, 20c, :iu�. 60e. wed 66et1mll V.reDh BWe• ..... 16e. abc. �6c �eA 86c 1Pq Ifie. !Ik �Od ?bt nYhe� � � � ausM 86e �aA ep froo 6c up to �1.6f Mixed Paints in 10c, lbc, 20c, :k)e. 50c, and 66ctinsll's Varnish Stains ......15e. 25c. 46c and 8be i0c. 15c, 2Oe and 2&c inishes 26c and 46e naels 8bc and AOes frogs be up to $1.50
ASE TO SEE COLORS
Sap Pails, Sap Pans, Spiles.
Everything for Sugar Making
llE&ILI'S IILRDARE & STOVE STORE
A.WAa, era UAW Wood cook Stoves.