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TWENTY•-THtR1) YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1910.
St NDERS & CREECH
Careful People
tauoty the necessity of having good qualities in goods
in order to secure the longest service. It is only the
careless and wasteful who any second and third class
articles because they seem to be cheap. We dot not
rater to that class, but carry goods that you will not
be afraid to look at %when you get {tome.
LADIES' WHITEWEAR
A choice line of Waists
Ranging from $1.00 up to $3.26
Neat patterns in I'nderskirts, new goods just in
From $1.00 to 54.60
Don't Forget to examine the summer underwear
Ladies' Vests from 10c. to 25c.
Misses' Vests from So. to 13c.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Our remnant table is again leaders with Muslin ends. Flannels
and «'rappetettesat hargin prices.
A choice line of goods in Foulards, Silk Mulle and Muslins
Ranging from 10c. and 60c.
Do Not Fail✓
CI see the Ladies' Stine-. We are showing a line of Ladies'
Shoes whirh are second to none for style, quality and fit, prices
Ranging from $2.50 to $3.75
MENS' NECKWEAR
A new line just arrived. We have a line at 2.1•. which look, ae
good as 50e. goods; while our :'Oc. goods are equal to tate 755.
goods sold in the cities.
W. J. CARLING
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
Fresfe.siloaa1 Cards.
Dq. O. FHerter
r er r u&Ie of Toronto University.
DENTIST
Gilkey -Over Di kaon k Carling's 1.1w OM• es,
Cuter. Telephone No. .
Closed Wednesday afternoons.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. a., D. D. 1..
Honor graduate of Toronto Univerietr.
DENTIST.
*este extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
OSea °Ter Madman a Stanbury's omce, Main street
EaNse.
Msdlical
HR BRIGHT. M.D., M. C. 1'. & 8. HONOR
s Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
resident phyjsicla° Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
Office and Residence, lar. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
street, EIETER.
DR. T. P. McLAUGHLIN
Has resumed prartl a after spendinF a year (Cob
lege) at Elfish and Continental Hospitals. Oeneral
practice with special attention to Eye, (with retrac•
Don) Ear Nose and Throat.
Once; Dashwood, Ont.
Legal .
DiCESON a CARLINO, BARRISTERS, SOLiCI
tore, Notaries, Conseyanrtrs, Commissioners
IWcttors for Moleons Bank, etc.
■ssey to Los■ at lowest rates of int
Offices, Main street, Exeter.
a. Oaatgs. IIs A., L. Ii. 1,.casoe
M
OBIT TO LOAN.
We bare a !tree amoant of priest, funds to lose
e faem and a Illai;e properties at low rates of Inter
cal.
OLADMAN a STANBURY,i
Barrister', Boll. Itors,Maia K., Easter Oe
13. E. PHILLIPS, Ezta"rxa.
LIci ess& aactlsseer.
*dal attended In alt parts. Satisfaction guaran-
teed er so pa moonset,. sonset,. All erden left
et advocate Ot1,e. will be promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
1 Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main•$L. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTiONEER
WM. ANDEYISON. Lire rvied Auctioneer
for !furor; County. Tern,. .easoi,able.
Dates ran Ix made at tte Advo -ate,
Exeter. or I;tnry Mllbcr's Office, Cred-
Iton.
One of
Apply to
FARM FOR SALM.
Cedar Posts for Sale
W. '-.ve t -;c finest qua;:ty of Cedar
I ; N' ..t moderate -prices.
G. E. HICKS,
CENTRALI.\
EGGS FOrc iHATC1IING
From selected Barred Rocks. Male
birds Model Farm breed. #3.25 per
100 or 50c. a setting. Also pen of Mod-
el Farm Barred Rock Ilene, •pedally
bred to lay. 11.00 per setting. W111 In-
culcate eggs for you at a reasonable
price. Baby thick. for sale after the
20th of April. Two Brooders and come
itarretd hock males for .ale. A call sol-
e .ted. Orders taken vow. -WILLIAM A
'AMBROOK, CREDITON, ONT.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Brick cottage in excellent condition,
•!z
gooi living rooms, gool cellar
• .. lots of good land, good well of
eater and cistern. Three blocks from
Main street. For particulars apply to
`.MIS8 VIN.► FISHER, Iluron at.. Exeter.
TEACHER WANTED.
Male teacher with .(cord -class pro-
fessional certificate, for 8. 8. No. 3,
Sttp"en. Duties to commerce in Aug-
ust. Apply to John Preszcator, Sec'y-
Treas.. Exeter Ont.
HOUSE TO RENT.
A good Brick House 1:1 Exeter, cen-
trally located, on Gld:ey streetroetain-
ing tine rooms, Including up -ea -tire:
hard and soft water. ar.d a good gar-
de:,. Reasonable rental. Apply to
DICKSON & ('.ARLiNO, Exeter.
NOTICE.
W. arc eppo:r,'ir'g melte agents now
1,1 every unrepresented county for the
pease;•, of 1910. Over 65 per cert. of
the year'. business Is done during the
Summer months. We pay good money
weekly for strati. es rendered. Give et-
c -lupin let ritoty and .upply selling out-
fit free.
OVER re.i ACRES UNDER CULTIVA-
TiON.
Our acreage 1. mentto^ed as It is Im-
portant that you should represent a firm
the tinea farm* In Lisbon.* of gond standing anal size. We supply
SANDERS i CREi9CH. Exeter strictly first grade stock and guarar-
11011SE FOR SALE
-
A goad 'core fur 04:f Apply :0 M.
JACKSI'N. Ext ter.
tee delivery In good condttlon. We
wart f'e' best •nd most reliable agent
It every district. Established ever 8
.•war.. For furcate particulars write
Prlea-, Nursery Co.. Toror'to Oat.
Local Items
The Synod of Huron meets on Tues-
day next In Loudon.
1
Attend the big Auction Sale of Gen-
eral Merchandtee at the store one door
:forth iof the Post Office.
The Isaac Walton Fishing Club in -
teed going to Grand Bind to -day oti
telt annual fishing trip.
Bev 'o elland will occupy the Main
street pulpit Sunday in the absence of
Rev. Fear, who le attending eonfeevece.
Elitors are often told that they do
not know how to run a newspaper ,but
they never kick. What a rumpus their
(-rittes would make if we walked into
their store and told thein how to nut
their business.
On. Friday evening nett the bowlers
intend to formally open the season by
a match between the President's and
the Vice -President's rinks. All old and
prospective bewlera are expected to he
present on the green at 0.30 o'clock.
Friday next, June 3rd, being the birth-
day of the reigning sovereign, George
V.. 1a a statutory holiday, and as the
Dominion Government has not declared
that It shall not he observed, it 1s ex-
pected that all Canadians will observe
the day. Such however, to not the case
as all business men have an understand
ing that the day will not be observed.
Mr. McFalls, who collects cream for
)l:. T. Willis of Centralia, experienced
e runaway when leaving the farm of
Mr. Geo. Etherington. Thames Road,
on Monday, and the lig overturning the
contents of several cans was spilled ov-
er horses, wagon, road and ditches.
Luckily no Injury was dme to man or
horses.
At the regular meeting of the 1.0.0.F.
o•i Tuesday night' the following officers
were elected foe the next term.-N.G..
Bro. C: Northcott ; V. G.. Bro. If. Jen-
nings: Rec.-Sec., Bro. R. N. Creech; Fin
SSee., Bro. A. E. 'Puke; Treas., I3ro. E.
M. D:gnarl ; Representatives to Grand
Lodge, Bro. S. Rowe and Bro. W.F'rayne
Representatives to Dlatrict Meeting, Bro
W. Murray and 13ro. S. T. Bobier.
NOTICE. -Owing to the meeting of the
Canadian Dental Association at Toron-
to Drs. Kinsman and Rouleton desire
to announce that their offices will be
close, during the week commencing
May 30th.
BURNED. -On Friday inorntn+3 last
win lt' ells. Wm. Brimacomhe was en-
gegeJ preparing dinner her dress go;
on fire iron► the stove and before it
could be extinguished she was severely
burned about the body.
FIRST DRAFT OF MINISTERS. Ac-
cordtcg to the first draft of ministers
made by the stationing committee at
the Methodist conference being held at
Chatham Rev. E. A. Fear ea* to For-
est and A. G. Powell of Brussels comes
to Main street, Exeter; II. E. Currie
to Brussels ; David Wren to Ethel; F
J. Oaten to Goderlch ; J. E. Ford to
Clinton; R. Mtllyard to Myth; J. 11.
Osterhout to Londeeboro ; Bayfield and
Elimvflle not decided upon; the others
leis dtetrtrt remaining the. same.
Ontario Liquor License Act
1.Icenee District of South 11vron Notice i• here-
by given that Mr. H. J. Hanlon, of hayfield. has
made applirstion for permission to transfer Me
\tillage ta.ern license (Commer dal)) in Bayfield
to Harry Darrow, of Bayfield. Ont., and
that the salt application will be considered at the
meeting of the hoard of Lirense Commissioners. to
he held at the Commercial hotel, in Village of Bay-
geld,
raygeld, on Fridat. the 17th day of June 1141". at
the boor of 11' a.m.
All persons int< rested will gm ern tht m•ehes ar•
cordingly,
John Torrance, License Inspector.
Dated at Clinton, Ms 31.t, dal of Ila), 1910._
GiRLS WANTED
Apply to D. S. I'EitliIN & CO.. Lineted
Lo :don Ont.
FARM FOR SALE.
Being colnpascd of Lot 28, N. M.
ttoundary, Township of Usborne. con-
taining 100 acres of choice land. On
tl,e premises there le a new brick
house, large bank barn and drive house
large orchard of choice winter fruit.
14 acres of good hardwood bush; good
well with windmill. pump and tank :
t'torsughly underdratned; 0 acres fall
wheat. 13 acres barley, 12 acres oats,
l0 acres peas and oats.. 7 acres peas.
25 acres seeded to grass, balance len
p.tsture. 1f sold with crop possession
given at once. Easy terms of payment
for quick sale. For terns and partic-
ulars apply to 11. R. GLENN, on the
premises, or to T. CAMERON. Ault.,
Farquhar.
MEETING OF TIIE HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The Council of the County of Huron
will meet to the Council Chambers in
the Town of Goderlch on Tuesday, the
7th day of June nest, at 3 o'clock.
Accounts against the county must be
places with the clerk before the above
date. WM. LANE. Clerk.
Dated, :%1ay 23rd. 1910.
FOB SALE
Brick house in Exeter. moderate size,
In good repeal.. Well situated o r one of
the best streets in the Village. Good
lawn, garden awed stable.. Apply at once
to MADMAN & STANBI'RY.
Barristers Exeter.
VILLAGE I'Injl'ERTY Pohl SALE.
Tru unders,c:,cd is ca er:eft for sale
tt.at desirable VElage property, being
Sots 13. 14. 1:,corner of William are!
Waterloo sire-ts. Tt ere Is on the prem-
iere.. a sp;e ndtd brick house. •mail
sable and other conveniences : also a
number of cto:ee fruit 'rocs. The prop-
erty le flret•rlases 171 every respect and
is xc:: situated Will te yield reason-
able. Aprly o^ ;remotes.
ALF RED I)OWET Ferre- P. 0.
T .;t+ d.ett'ict has /ret•:. experiencing' 4:1
u"se isonable cold epell of weather late-
ly. :e:;4 while no damage has been done
b: float the vegetation has trade aery
ie.', growth.
Ete er Company of Volunteers will be
lcevieg for camp at 1. radon on Monday
Jure Earp. A few more recruits ata
ate -dot to complete the required number.
-Capt. W. J. Heitman.
T tr•r• are numerous bogus coins ctr-
rul.ati.i at, present. Tney are made of
goat silver and Hug true, but they are
e tally detrctcd from the fact the>t, the
stamping cat one- aide le the wrong way
up as compared with that on the othee.
t(ev. Richard Ilobbe of the James et
1 't'tolist church 1s attending conference.
at C.rt•.th tm and well be away over Sun-
day. Hie pulpit will hr o'cupled by Mr.
T. Hartnoll in the meriting and the
evening service will be under the direr -
Coe of the Epworti, League.
Any termer that wishes to save his
favorae fruit trees from the ravages
of the June bug can do cot by placing u
tub of water near the tree and hanging
a lantern over the tub. The light soon
attracts the insects and when they
stilko the lantern they fall into the tub.
It will pay to try it.
We used to buy what is known as
"round" steak for ten cents a pound;
now It is sold for eighteen cents. Ttie
proiucei• saws ate dues not get the ex-
tra eight cents the wholesaler says he
does re.. t get 1t. the butcher says he
does not get It. Will some one be
kind enough to let us know who gets
it? It's been lost somewhere in the
shuffle. -Exchange.
FORECASTS FOR JUNE.- A Regular
storm period covers the lath to the
15th. This p atlod Is at the annual June
crisis o' mag tette and electric perturba-
tion central every year on June 11th.
.Auroral lights, electrical currents
throush the c.alth and on telegraph lines
with great cl=ctrical storms are natur-
al at tits time. The growing Venus dls
turbence wall t::tenstfy suer conditions
at (1.1s period. &lanmlc and volcanic
disturbances will naturally be prolong-
ed into this period. Disturbances of
this pertodlwlll probably not reach their
final cullnination until abut the 15th.
Lotk for sharp change to cooler, whet,
winds shat to northwesterly with
rasing barometer at the end of period.
THE EXETEit C..UNCiL
Council met 1n Ttown Flail, May 30.
All memt:rs present. Councillor elect,
W. W. Walper, took and subscribed to
the necessary oath of office. The min-
utes of meetings held May Oth and 10th
were read and approved.
The following accounts were paused:
Ross -Taylor Co., lumber, 110.50: T.
Houlden, erect watering previous to
contract. 13.75; Canadian Fire Eng. Co.
repairs for steamer. 111.00; P. Bawden
& Son, contract on power house. 124 :
T. Ilartnoll, contract water -way at the
river, labor and tile on drain. $50.10.
A. J. Ford. charity meat for Mrs. Delve
12.77; A. G. Dyer, assessor. postage,
$1.75; Queen City Oil Co., gasoline.
$8.e.3: A. G. Dyer, assessor, $70; J.
A. Stewart, seeds for cemetery, $1.25,
J. Murray & Co., signs for cemetery,
110.5!); David Russell, repairs 10.00 ;
T. Moulden, rare pawer house, $2.50;
T. Houlden, street watering. #33; T.
Brock, labor, 11.50; G. Cudmore, labor
and teaming, $3; C. H. Ilorney, labor
$8.90; 0. Atkinson, labor, 18 ; Ell
Snell, labor, $8; W. Westcott, labor,
?9.18: R. I3loomfield, labor, $1.05; J.
Bell, labor. 17.15; W. Welsh. labor.
e5.40; 11. Sanders, labor. $3.50: W.
\Vllson, labor, 11.75; S. Handford.
:omitting, 14 ; T. Houlden. labor, 75(.
J. Ii. Scott, testing milk. 11 ; E. Camp-
bell. labor, $1.7.11; T. M. Cullen, con-
tract. 1500: J. Senior, postage, $6 ; S.
! landford, booth, 12 ; E. Treble, D. It.
0.. 12: 11. Ford, P. clerk, $2; \V. D.
Weekes, booth ar.d D. R. 0.. 14 ; J.
Weekes, P. clerk, 12 ; E. 11. Fish.
bo3th. 12: R. 0. Seldon, D. It. 0.. l:2:
A. G. Dyer, P. clerk. $2; J. Davis. D.
R. 0.. $2; W. Murray. P. clerk, 12. Tot-
al 1830.:30; passed on motion of Balk -
will and \Yelper.
Merlins. S. nobler and W. Statham ask-
ed leave to from a hook and livid( r
company with the privilege of using the
ladder truck. under Chief Weekes core
sUictlon. Granted on motion of Balk -
will and Lovett.
John W. Taylor asked when the Court -
ell were going to make the necessary
repair' to Victoria street drain. Ile was
informed that same would be investi-
gated soon.
A petition sighed by Jones & May. H.
Spackman. A. Walters and others ask -
hue that the Mai:r street be again water-
ed from the L.rkc and Thames Road to
the South Boundary, Granted o:
tion of Levett and Balkwlll.
Tnc report of the Committee re. 11: -
ting 'tenders for street watering was
received and accepted. Tiros. Moulden
securing the same for 110.50 per week
Mr. Houlden to look after the power
house. Duties to commence May 10th,
Per Levett and Balkwlll-that Council-
lor Weeper be a member of the Ceme-
tery Board, filling balance of term of
C. J. Luker, removed. -Carried.
Per Levett and Italkwtll-that suffi-
cient 45 In. eeme:.t tile be secured to
go across William street. and that the
rn.tterlai removed from the culvert to
used 1:1 repairs of the culvert on Carling
street.-Carrled.
Letttta were read front Mr. S. M. San-
ders regarding exten.tou of the water
nisi•. along Weltlnfton street. and also
that ('oueell urge on the officials of
the U. T. R. and secure a cement walk
from Wellingto:i street to the depot.
(adored tiled.
Per !Iceman ar.d Balkwlll-that the
Reeve. Councillor Levett and Clerk be a
committee to secure information from
G. T. R. and the Crtnreng Factory re.
.king water ar;d amount of revenue
that would be received for the supply. --
Carr .ed.
A letter was read 'rem Mener*. Li'e's.
Mesa, a Step`r,s. Barristers of
Hamilton re. the Gibbs IJy-law. Per
Heenan and Balkwlll-That the Gibb
Py -law be transferred to the Koos
Comptny, purchasers of the Evaporator
prof' rty, subjtee to rollr:tors advice.
The el'rk watt instructed to look after
Vie details. -Carried.
Tenders were opened and read for the
consume:on of an apron and break -
water at the dani, as follows. -Frank 11
Swett 280.00, Jos. Lawwon, tender per
yd., A. Q. Boiler 220.00, The. Hart -
:toll 425.1m. i'er Levett and [Iceman
.-Teat the tender of A. Q. Bolger be
accepted. -Ceti vied.
Per Levett and Herman -That the
Reeve, Councillor Wolper and tine street
commissioner be a committee to see to
the proper repairs to drains crossed
by Contractor Cullen. -Carried.
Adjournment to Friday. June 3rd. to
meet after the Court of Revision, by W.
H. Levett.
Jos. Senior. Clcre.
IIIS BACK BROKEN.
Robert Dalton of Staffa met with all
uan.'ortunate accident on Saturday last
May 28th, by which he was severely
injured. He, with a number of other
men, was engaged taking gravel out of
a pit when a slide of earth occurred
and struck him len the back, breaking:
his beck bone. After being unearthed
and taken to his home doctors were
summoned. who after working with hint
some t'me Succeeded In re -setting the
bone and at the time. of writing he is
progressing favorably with a good
chance of recovery.
DIRT IFS
Nell -In Claatdboye, May 28th, bo Mr.
anti Mrs. Alex. Nell, a daughter.
Uodgine.-in Stephen, on May 29tn, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hodgins, twine
boy and girl.
Itrimacombe.-In Exeter, on May 30th
to Mr. and Mrs. Welt. Drimaoombe, a
son.
Sanders -In Exeter, on May 15 to Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Sanders, a eon.
WEDDING 1N\ IT-tTlINus
AItE NOW IN ORDER
1.08 .1t'Ni1 tottme5.
Thee Is the season of the year
when the Jun Bride Is preparing
for her wcdd:ng. There 1e no
one thine about a wedding that
must hr so neat and up-to-date
as the I::vitations or Announce-
ments. The ADVOCATE Is in the
1'tsition to offer you the prettiest
.teat and most up-to-date In-
vitations and Announcements one
could wish to see -on shortest
notice and rcuru:table price.
Give us a call and you will be
convinced.
e
Perkins. -At the Rectory, Ingersol. on
M ty 25th, to Rev. It. J. M. and Mrs.
1',:reens, formerly of Exeter, a son.
U. icer. -lit Stephen, on 25th, to Mr. and
etre. John 11. Geiser. a son.
l:ray-In Ilibbert on May 20th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Gray, a ext.
MA I:RIAC:ES
Vo,t s.-SpeJat-At the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sproat, parents of the
pride, on May 21st. by Rev. N. Shaw,
\fr. Ralph C. Yokes to Mise Helena
Sproat, bath of Detroit.
DEATHS
Uummow-In Mitchell, on May 24, Iiar-
riet Gununow, relict of the late Thos.
Gununow, aged 75 years.
Co.tie-in Idaho. May 21rd. Geo. Cottle
formerly of Clinton, aged 74 years.
tltrry-At Khiva, May 22, Mrs. Mary
Utley, aged 83 years.
Armstrong -In Blanshard on May 18th,
Agnes L. Sweftzer, relict of the late
Thos. Armstrong, aged 79 years.
Cluuces-In Allea Craig, May 21, Don-
ald Cluness. aged 74 years, 0 months.
Charlton. -In McGillivray. \fay, 29, Mrs
John Charlton. aged 80 years.
GIRLS WANTED!
to work on Boys' Clothing. $3.50 a week will
he paid to good smart girls while Zeal ilii:g and
piece work will he given as soon as competent,
in which wages as high as$7.50 per week can
be earned. Both hand sewers and machine
operators required. Good clean work, (on-
stant employment.
Also smart Boy to learn cutting. About 17 year
of age
Apply to G. W. DAVIS,
Supt. Jackson Man'f'g Co., Exeter
o the man seeking to dress
himself in the
Best Manner at Moderate Cost.
WE TAKE IT YOU ARE NOT :\ MAN O1- WEALTH. YOU ARE A HAI1D
WORKING MAN WIiO \WiSHES TO ENJOY THE FRUITS OF YOUR INDUS
TRY TO YOUR REST ADVANTAGE.
AMONG OTIIEIt THINGS YOI' WISIi TO 1)iomes AS
PURSE PERMITS.
WELL AS YOUR
YOU WANT CLOTHES THAT FIT You AND !pent.; STYLE AND DiSTIT:O
TION.
YOU WILF. i1E DELIGHTED WITH THE STYLE OF OUR CLOTIHE'S.
TIIEY WiLL WEAR LONGER TITAN YOI' ARE PERHAPS A(CUST(:MEI) TO
IiAVE C1.OTIIES WEAR.
THEY WILL AFFORD YOU :\ MEANS TO DRESS AS \WEL1. AS ANT
MAN Y01. MAY MEET.
THEY WILL COST YOU LESS MONEY AND GIVE YOt' iIETTEiR SAT--
iSt ACTION THAN ANY OTHER CLOTHES.
\VE 11.tVE SOME SI'ECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO OFFER AT PRESENT.
WE .\ItE PLEASED TO SIIOW YOU OCR (1.OTIlF.S, WHETHER YOU
NEED THEM AT PRESENT 011 NOT.
HIGH ('.ASS FUIRNiSiiINGS. BOOTS AND 511055, IIATS. CAPS. NEW
SI'FCi:\I. LINES IN COLLARS.
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
PORTING GOODS STORE
-We carry w full line of -
Fishing Tackle and Baseball Supplies
Hot Weather Stoves Clamoline Stoves from $4
Oil Stoves 75c. to $11.00
Lawn Mower% from $4.00
Screen Doors from 51,00 to $1.75
Screen Windows from 20c, to 50c.
Washing Machines from ... 57.50 to 510.00
Step Ladders from 51.00 to $1.75
AIR
IIEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE