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TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1910.
Si NDERs CREECR
INTELLIGENT PEOPLE
Do not feel flattered by
the methods of those who
seem to think they can
bully them into buying.
Most people
KNOW WHAT THEY WANT
a great deal bett 3r than the merchant
knows. They know too what their
means are
AND WHAT TO PAY
for their goods without extravagance
knowing all these things Perhaps
THEY DO NOT KNOW
the place where they can trade to the
best advantage and would be glad of
a hint.
WHERE TO GO
We can only say we do our best by all
and invite buyers when looking around
not to overlook
W. J. CARLING
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
rr.IMMts.al Cards.
DR' 0. F. ROVLSTON, LD,S,; D.D.B.
Ilonor Graduate of Toronto C'nl-ersity.
DENTIST
Offices:—Orer IH keon k Carling's Law OMee..
Exeter. Telephone No. S.
Closed Wednesday afternoons
D1. A. 1. LINBMAN, L D. a., D. D. ■.,
Honor graduate of Toronto Unlverent?.
DENTIST.
E. extracted without tiny pain, or any bad erects
oyer Oladmaa a Steel:ours oEce, Mala etrset
R Nkat
H1. BRIGHT. M. D., M. C. P. a 8. HONOR
a Graduate of Toronto tenitenityJ, two year',
Mest p�y�tetan Royal Alexandra H Ital, etc.
ee sea te•Id/ace, Dr. Amor' Old Stand, Andrew
ytreell. ILI1TLR.
g'11. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, POET GRADUATE
IL/ of New York Poet c:ratwte College, successor
W practice of Dr. A. F. Malloy, Exeter. Residence -
Lately oonapled by Dr. Nano), Andrew St. OAlce-
Peroerly the Elliot Law Off, e, opposite Central
Hotel.
D1. L P. McLACOHLIN
las rr.esmed pra tice after ependin f a year (Col•
egs)K Brilliebt and Continental Hospitals. General
pactJce with special attention to Eye, (with ',frac.
1s.) lar Nose and Tbroat.
OfE- ' Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DICUOS a CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, SOLICi
MR, Notaries, Conveyancers, t'ommtwioners
Welters for Nelsons Bank, etc.
Neatly to Loss at lowest rate! of Interest
Mess, Mal. street, Exeter,
a. 0sat pe0.A., L. N. Dams
HORST T LOAR.
--
WI Mee a large aaooat of private Nude to Isis
a ews sed village propntte* at low rates of MAW
M
OLADMAN a STANBURY,'
sarrieters, eol1dton.Mata et.. teeter Os
Cedar Posts for Sale
We nave the finest quality of Cedar
Post at moderate 'prices.
G. E. HICKS,
CENTItALiA
EGGS FOR I3.\TCIIING
I':era eeiected Barred Rocks. Male
birds Model Farm breed. 13.25 per
100 o: : rc. a setting. Also pen of Mod-
er Ferri Barred flock !Tens, specially
bred tc lay. $1.00 per sct'lr.g. Will In-
cubate ergs for you at a reasonable
price. Itaby thick• tor sale after the
20th o1 April. Two Druoders and some
Barred Rock males for sale. A call sol-
icited. Orders taken now•. -WILLIAM A
SAMDJtOOK. CREDITON. ONT.
FOR RALE
Ca' :age aced three lots In Exeter, being
lots Nos. :,:1. 50. and 57, on the South
side of Sencoe Street. On this property
is a frame cottage (brick toundatlon)corn
tale: -,g five roosts and a good cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trees. The pro-
perty la to be sold to wird up the estate
-Apply to GL:\DMAN & STANI1U11Y.
Barrister•. Exeter. Ontario.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Brick cottage in excellent condition.
with rale good living rooms. good cellar
two lot, of good land. good well of
water and cistern. Three blocks from
Male tercet. For particulars apply to
MISS VIN,\ FISHER, IiurO:n et.. Exeter.
TEACIIER WANTED.
mal. teacher with second-class pro-
__ teseie:al certificate. for S. S. No. Z.
Stcptr:1. Dulles to commence in Aug-
ust Apply to John Preszcator. Sec'y-
Treas.. Exeter Ont.
B. e. PHILLIPS, !tilertli.
LIcasss4 Aactlossar.
Brea sttesdad Is all puts. eaustortIoa roo-
ts! as.. pjr Terns remonabte. All orders tett
`£melte Ogee will be promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
Alan Confederation Lite Assurance
e7, also Fire insurance in lead-
aditan and Britieb Companies.
Main -St-. Exeter.
LICENSED A CCTIONIER
1)t.
ANDERSON. Ltc'r .ed Aartlanser
sr Huron County. Terse reasonable.
/ate can be made at ole Ades -ate.
hrter. or }henry Eilber's Office, Cre+d-
tee.
TARN FOR MALR.
One Of the finest farms Ir t'stort.e
,/ i, t0 !SANDERS & tREECII, Rieter
NOTICE.
W. .,re appo:r.tlr.g sales .gents now
1•, every unrepresented county for the
stamen, cf 1910. over 65 per rent. of
t!w )-car's business is done during the
summer months. We pay good money
weekly for services rendered. Dive et-
ttu.!ve territory and suppy putt:t free.
OVElt GOO ACRES UNDER C:'LTIVA-
TION.
Our acreage 1• mentlo:;.d as :t Is im-
portant trat you should represent a firm
of good stand:•ig ar,d size. We supply
strictly first grade stock and guaran-
tee delivery In good condition. We
ware the best and most tellable agent
in every district. Established over :15
yrat�. F er furter" part:cuter, write
Pclt.am Nursery Co.. 'Corvette O.
t.
Local Items
Mrs. J. J. Knight is at present very
1111.
Several rinks of bowlers intend going
ro Seaforth May 24.
Rev. Mr. Sharp on Wednesday suffer -
an unconse!ous spell due to overwork
and mental strain. It will necessitate
a rest of some days.
At the meeting of the Quarterly Board
of the James street church, held Mon-
d•.y evening. an unanimous Invitation
was extended to Rev. Hobbs to remain
another year as pastor of the church.
A much more reasonai le time to sec
Ore comet is in the evening, which we
will be able to do from May 20 ,10•30.
It is at its brightest on May 20 from
7.11 to 8.11. On succeeding evenings
it Wily be seen later than 8 o'clock.
Mr. John )McLaughlin, who has beer:
connected with the moulding department
of the Exeter Foundry for nearly half
a century, the greater part of which
time he has had charge of that depart-
ment. has severed his connection there-
with and will now take a well-earned
rest. As a moulder 10 front John has
few equals. I -le is a man of good ex-
eeutive ability, popular with those who
:vera under his control, and there Is
murk standing to his credit for faith-
fulness to duty. Mr. McLaughlin learn-
ed his trade with the late William Ver-
!ty.
THE BRUCEFIELD SHOW.
Tee annual horse show under the awl -
piece of the South Huron Agricultural
S3e-iety was held at Brucefield. The
folowing Is a list of the prize winners;
heavy Horses. -Aged draught stallion
Baron Ftu.rese1', Thos. Celquhon, Gow-
rie ; Iluron Again. Tho3. D1cka,n, Sea -
forth ; :3 -year-old draft stallion, Hen
itae, Taos. McMichael and Son, let and
2nd. Draft team, Jas. Scott, jr., Crom-
arty : Jae. Corrash, Clinton; A. Penning
tor,. Kipper. Agricultural team, John
Torrance, Clinton; M. Jackson, 13rus-
eels : Jas. Hamilton, Clinton. Farmers'
Bank, cup for bast heley team. Janice
Scott, jr.,
Light Horses. -Carriage team, J. and
C. McDonell, Hensall ; Geo. C. Dale, Mul-
lett ; L. Fortune, Tuckeremlth. Single
earriage horse. P. liossenberry, Bruce -
field ; John McBcath, Kipper]; G. T.
Turnbull, Scaforth. Single roadster,
John McIntosh, Brucefield ; Dr. :I. 11.
Ross, Seaforth; Thos. flay, Cromarty.
B. Hossenberry's special for the best
l'g it moan_ in harness, J. Mclntosh.
Bulls. -Aged Shorthorn, Jas. McIn-
tosh. Tuckersmith. Three year old
Sho:thorn, R. Charters and Sons, Tu:k-
eretnith ; A. G. Smillie. Tu^kerr3mith ; W.
Alkenhead, Stanley. Two year old Short
horn. Beatty Bros., Varna, H. Crich,
Turk'ramith; Jas. McGee, Tyekrramith.
Judges. -Horses. E. Charlton. Dun-
crlef, and W. Moselle St. Marys. Bulls,
C. M. Simons, Ivan.
BRUCEF'IELD.-Mrs. Anna Ross of
Strassburg Sask., formerly of this
Place. recently loat her stables with a
quantity of hay and wood, by a fire
on the prairie.
THE ADVOCATE from now until Jan.
lat. 1911. for 50 cents.
PitOCLAMATiON
VILLAGE we EXETER NOMINATION
.\ ND ELECTION
Public Notice 1s hereby given that a
meeting of the electors of the Village
of Exeter will be. held In the TOWN
I1\I.1.. EXETER. on MONDAY, MAY
t Gt!r. 1910, at the hour of 12 o'clock.
oo:;. for the purpose of making and
receiving nominations for Councillor to
fill a vacancy caused by the realgrna-
rlo:r of Mr. Christopher J. Luker, re-
moved from the Municipality. And furth
er notice is hereby given that In the
r vent of more candidates being propos-
ed for the office than required to be
erected. the meeting will be adjourned
until MONDAY. MAY 23rd. A. D., 1910.
when polls will be opened at 9 a. in.,
Plotting at p. m., at the following
places as fixed by Village 13y -law, viz;
Polling Sub-lhvision No. 1, at Silas
Ilandford•s itesidence, Main Street, by
Edward Treble, D. R. 0., and Herb-
ert Ford. Poll Clerk.
Po1Cne Sub-Dlvlsiar Ni. 2. at Weekes
Bros.' Marble Shop, Main street. by W.
D. Weekes, D. R. 0., and James Week-
es, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub -Division No. 3, at E. 11.
F'I,h's Repldenr'e. Mall) street. by Rich-
ard G. Seldom, D. R. O.. and Alex. 0.
Dyer, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub -Division No. 4, at the
Town Hall, Main street, by Jos. Davis,
D. R. 0.. and Wm. Murray. Poll Clerk.
Arid all electors are hereby requested
to take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. H; order.
JOSEPH SENIOR, Returning Officer
TAKE NOTICE.
1 hereby give notic' to merchants ar.d
others that I will pot be responsible
for any debt or debts contracted by
any person In my name.
PHILIP BEAVER.
}MOUSE TO RENT.
A geed Ftrirk Mouse 1n Exeter. rrr.-
tro:it' located. o'; Gid;ey street. roraaln-
:;g
eine rooms, Includlcg up -stairs
t.ard and soft water. a:,d a gond Bar-
d •.. Reasonable rental. Apply to
DICKSON br CARLiNG. Exeter.
Ontario Liquor License Act
is epee ir.•tri•-t of South Huron. Noti-e ie here
by riven that Mr H J. Mallon, of MFB.Id. has
made appli-attos for penr.isslnn to traneter his
Vtlhgs carers license (Commerouel) is Rayield
to George 1. Gray of Port Stanley, oat.. and
tat the raid appb ation will Ne r.,ewiderwl at the
eseet:ne of the Baird cf 1. ep i.. ('nrrmus;enrre. to
be held at the Costner, sal Hotel. in Wdtate nt Ray -
Sold. ne Fridae. the 2'th da) of May IPU,, at
the bow ofl0►n
All person int•r.wted .111 ` s•rn th.uwl:e,r -
rwrdi$gly.
.14.tin Tnresn-s. Loran i'wp.•tee.
Da'ed at _.,r:cr,.tees• .tt. de: <' Ma) :11:
IN MEMORIAM
THE KING IS DEAD
Born -- Nov. 9, 1841
King --Jan. 22, 1901
Died -- Mad 6, 1910
AN EMPIRE MOURNS
EDWARD VII, PASSES
GEORGE V. SUCCEEDS
London. May 7. -Edward VII., King
o: Great Britain and Emperor of India
cited just before the new day began.
T end came at Ruck:ngem Palace at
11.45 o'clock last night. Ills only sur-
v:vtng son now reigns as 0e3rgo V.
All tate me:nh2r-a of tint 'Royal Family,
who are now itt Lrondon, were present
e t the King's bed -chamber when he
breathed his Last.
Tie King had been 111 about seven
weeks, but the seriousness of iris condi--
Coe was kept a secret to within a
• tup1e of days of the sad event of his
i'ath.
K'ne George V. was formally pro-
clhlmed throughout the King's domain
iiortly after deybretk this morning.
Full of honors. but not yet full of
y earn, Edward VII., one o1 the great-
•nt kings that ever set upon the Eng-
' 9h Throne, has followed England's
e' emelt Queen to the grave after a
✓ ign of but 1:ttle more than nine, years.
When he came to the throne there was
a rt._turel tendency on the part of the
nation to look back and wonder whether
the high level which had b:en gradually
reached and sustained In public and na-
t'onal life durtng his mother's long
✓ .!gn would he fully maintained. The
ration to -day gives a verdict which
leaves no doubt of Rs favorable opin-
ion.
The sad event of th- King's death was
keenly felt in Exeter, and to mark the
solemnity of the occasion the large bell
of the Trlvltt Memorial church was
tolled at shortly after nine o'clock.
when the news was received by Mr. N.
D. Hurdon. Exeter is now in mourn-
ing for the dead king, and on every
hand the Union Jack floats at half-mast
The funeral 01 the late King will take
place on F rlday, May 20th.
THE E\ErFit CX•UNCiL
The council nu -t in the Town Hall on
Friday. May 0. Absent Councillor Lu-
ker. The previous minutes were read
and with the following correction were
adopted. "That the tender of Mr. P.
!Lowden of $24 for work at the, power
plant be accept. d." The rceignation of
Councillor C. J. Luker was read, he
having removed to St. Catharines. The
same was acrcpted on motion of Balk -
will and Ifeaman.-Carried. The clerk
was iestructed to write expressing the
regrets of the members at receiving his
resignation.
Mr. le. 11. Dickson addressed the coun-
cil regards advice that he had received
from the executors of the Gibb estate
re sale of the evaporator and asked
that the Council would hear Mr. Som-
merville, a representative of the pur-
chasers. Mr. Sommerville adressed the
Council. stating that a sale of the prop-
erty was likely to take place. and wish-
ed to know from the Council if they
w•ou:d consider any other proposition
than that entered Into with the late W.
A. Gibb. His proposition was that they
would build a warehouse, costing In the
neighborhood of 12 to 15 hundred dol-
lars. Atter dipeuselon the Council de-
rided. on motion of Councillor itearnan.
seconded by Councillor Balkwill. that a
special meeting of the council be held
;test Monday night to consider the
agreement held with the W. A. Olt b
company.
Mr. Thos. Sanders asked the Council
to supply the necessary t11e for a drain
along the north side of Huron street
and West of Carling to connect with
the drain already being constructed o
Carling mrd Huron streets. The Coun-
cil decided to ask the Street Commission
er's advice.
Mr. Jas. Weekes. Fire Celef, report)
ed that some necessary repairs were
r,ed•--d for tree steam engine, Per
13.1kwiii-Letett-That tre Clerk, with
the help of tht Fire Chief rorresperJ
wit', the firms handling the suppled
and gt t thr neressery repairs. -Ce: rled
Mr. We. kes also reported that It wap
neeusary for him to make the appoint-
ment of an engineer and fireman. Mr.
It. N. Taylor having lett town. Mr. 1'.
Connor was made engineer and Mr Ed.
Dignan fireman. The r.commrrdatlons
were sanetloned by the rour.r.i on :not-
t:on of Levett and Iltaman.
Tee dean. of King Edward the Vii.
aero to cel to the Council. Per Levett
and Herman that the Reeve Issue a
proclamation asktr.g that all bus! -..se
D! suspended during ,he hours of tee
(uaetal of our late K::.g . . d t' a' the
tonal clergymen be Invited to partici-
;tette to a me:. orlel service.
Per }Leaman-Levett-That the School
'Holed be ladvlsed of the frequent ria-
lto or some of the scholars during noon
hour and at other times at the Towle
Hall and committing deeds and destroy-
ing of Town Hail oropez ty.-Carried.
Mr. Thos. Russell asked the Connell
to construct a cement walk from Main
I street to Andrew, on the north side of
Mary street. The Council asked that a
petition be presented.
Mr. Noble, a representative of the
Canada ingot lro:n Culvert Co., of Guel-
pi, adressed the Council regarding the
poas:be sale of an Ingot iron culvert.
'Iceman moved -That the matter
of repairs to culvert on Carling street
b' left with th' Reeve and Street Com-
nrissloner with power to act -n0 secon-
der. Per Levett-Balkwill-That the
Clerk write to E. North of London for
quotations of 42 and 48 Inch cement
t!le.-Carrled.
Per }Leaman and 13alkwl3-That a By-
law be prepared, calling for nomination
and election of a councillor to 1111 the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Counclllor C. J. Luker. -Carried.
The By-law being prepared was duly
read and on motion of Levett and, Balk -
will that the same b' accepted and read
a second and third time; the Reeve and
Clerk sign the same and attach the seal
of the Corporation. -Carried.
The Jackso;. Manufacturing Com -
[3y -law, having received the sanction of
the ratepayers, and no objections be-
arg f led thereto, the same was order-
ed read a second and third tlnne, the
Rear. and Clerk signing the same and
the seal of the Corporation affixed
thereto. the Clerk was instructed to see
ertnte duly rtglstered, on motlan of
Iieeneto and Balkwtt).
Balkwill-}Leaman-That the report of
the Committee regarding the letting of
tender for the change of water course,
balow the dam be sanctioned. The ten-
der received was that of Thos. Hart null
(or $45. -Carr led.
The Committee re waterworks report-
ed that there were two citizens deeir
ous of renting the property on the
banks of the river. Per !Iceman and
Balkwill that the matter b2 left In tire
hands of the reeve and Councillor Lee
vett with power. The reeve suggested
t :at the council secure Information as
to what can be secured for the grounds
and report Monday night. The motion
wits declared carried.
A circular with petition asking that
amendments be made to the Assessment
Act w:tin regard to improvement values
of property was read and favored and
the reeve was arslled to sign the same.
A letter .t.ts read from tt.e clerk ul
the Township o1 Hay, stating that the
council was of opinion that they were
not liable for exponses incurred regard-
ing the Williams faintly.
The following accounts were paid,-
Elcctric Light Co, 111.69; Jas. Murray
& Co., repairs water works, 3.25; Exe-
ter Times, publishing auditors abstract
$5; E. A. Folllck, meals for tramps, 50e
Barber & Sons, certificate No. 1, water-
wheel 300.00; Dickson & Carling. fees
for advice and by-laws 1909, 140.50;
W. J. I3lasett. pt. salary 33.00; C .\V.
Cross, pt. salary 29.00 , T Boulder 3
weeks salary 7.10; amounting In all to
$646.44; pelmet on motion of llalkwill
:t -ed Lovett. Adjournment by Balkwill.
A special meeting held May 0111. Tee
W. A. Gib!) Cornparr_:'a ,;gre,ru_t,t was
nerd and discussed. Per Lovett and
Balkwill, (hat the present Glbb agree-
rn^nt remain as drafted, aril if the prop-
erty is sold, or transferred to the
Knox Co., for any other firm or com-
pony, the purchasers rr,uat assume the
responsibilities as agreed with the W.
A. Gibb Co. -Carried.
l'er Lovett and Dalkwill-That the
Clerk write 0. T. It. 'officials regard -
:reg the extension of the cement walk
from the depot to Wellington street. -
Cart led
Mr. Thos. Hartnoll asked who would
paHH upon the labor performed In open -
:ng up the change of water course at
re, river and below the dam. Refered
to the Engineer or his aesistant..
Adjournment by Ileaman to Friday,
May 1:3. to consider tenders and appli-
cations for field and the fillir:g in of
the whole in front of the dam.
Jos. Senior. Citric.
BIRTHS
Howald.-1n Exeter, on May 11th, to
Mr: and Mrs. Ed. Itowald, a daughter
iluntcr.-In Usbornc, on April 27, to
Mr. and Mrs. \Wilbur Hunter• a daugh-
ter.
Gingcrlek.-In Zurich, on May 1, to
M.. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerlch, a
deughte•r.
Varley-In McGillivray, on May 2, to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Varlet'• a son.
0111 -At Grand Bend, April 30. to Mr.
and Mrs. Jolts G111, a son.
M.1 ltR!AGES
Rob •rtson-%Vemsley-At Hayfield, on
April 28th, Mrs. J. Walmsley to John
Wesley Robertson, both of Hayfield.
Poore -Scott -At London. April 20, Cy-
rus L. Poore, to Miss Eva Scott, troth
of McGillivray.
DEATHS
Webb. -111 Stephen. con. 21, Geo. Webb
in his 07th year.
Cooper. -in London. May 9. Leila, only
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Cowper. aged
25 years.
Whitlock. -lm Toronto, on
John \\'hitlah. formerly
aged 63 year's.
Aikenhead.-In Tuc•kersmlth, on May 4,
Agnes B. Martin, wife of John Aiken -
head, aged 49 years, 3 months and
18 days.
McMlllen.-In Teokersmlth, on April 30
3,3510 McIntosh, relict of the late W
tr Monet., aged 82 years.
Ov. rhury.-in Clinton, May 2. Charles
Ovcrtury, aged 62 years.
'.folr.-111 Moose Jaw. Sask.. on April 28
Mo. Geo. Molr, formerly of Mensal',
aged 84 years.
Cord. -In Tuckersmlth, on May 3, John
Ford. aged 73 years.
iluttier-In Sandusky, Mich., April 29,
Sophia Schrader, wife of Louis Luther
of McGillivray. aged 70 years.
Shee•re.-At Fort William, on May Gtb,
Basil Garfield, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Sheeres. aged 4 months.
May 3rd,
of Exeter,
To the man seeking to dress
himself in the
=Best Manner at Moderate Cost.
s►
WE TAKE IT YOU AitE NOT :\ \IAN OF WEALTH. YOU ARE A HARD
WORKING MAN \V110 \W1511E5 TO ENJOY THE FRUITS OF YOCIt INDU'a-
TRY TO YOUR REST ADVANTAGE.
AMONG OTHER THINGS YOU WISII TO DRESS .'S WELL AM
PURSE PERMITS.
YOUR
YOU WANT CLOTHES THAT FIT YOU AND IIAVE STYLE AND DISTINC-
TION.
YOU WILL BE DELIMITED WITH THF. STYLE OF OUR MOVIES.
THEY WiLL. WEAR LONGER TiiAN YOU ARE PERHAPS ACCUSTOMED TO
IIAVE CLOTHES WEAR.
THEY WILL AFFORD YOU A MEANS TO DRESS AS WELL AS ANT
%iAN YOU MAY MEET.
TIIEY WILL COST YOU LESS MONEY AND GIVE YOU BETTER SAT-
ISFACTION THAN ANY OTIiER CLOTHES.
WE iiAVE WAIF SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO OFFER AT b-ItUSF.1;T.
WE AItE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUiR CLOTHE/I, \CHETIiE:. Yt tr
NEED THEM AT PIIESF:NT OR NOT.
111011 CLASS FURNISHINGS. BOOTS AND SHOES, It.\T.e. c41-;
SI'EiCiAL LINES IN r c.I.LARS.
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
Samson Portland Cement
—Nothing hotter—
For Walls, Floors, Walks, Etc.
A Large Quantity on Hand.
Amatite and Paroid Roofing
Ready for the job—$2.50 per Sq.
Tinsmithing & Plumbinges
HEAIAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE