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Twsirrt-THIRD YEAR.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1910.
SANDERS & CREECH
We all Know
that Housecleaning time is nearly over but before
finishing you may need something in
Carpets, Rugs, Lineolumns
and Lace Curtains
Window Blinds -owl-'
We have but a few of those cheap window shades left. Call
early if you need thew
Regular $1.25 shades for 85c.
A lot of Collars, embroidered at 20c,. and 25c.
Jatrots at .
15c.
1f you need anything in Hose we have them
x(DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM.
2 pair for 25c
Also a fine line at 25c. pair
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A line of lace hose at 50c. pair.
White and Colored Hats; just the thing for
the camping season to retail at 5Oc.
Young Mens' Hats
A line in Brown, Green and Grey. Soft Havana; an exceptional line
to sell at $1.25
We have the newest style in Sailor straws. A range of Caps just ar-
rived in the newest shades and styles at 6Oc. and 75c.
A few MENS' and BOYS' SUITS left, to clear at bargain prices.
We are going out of clothing so here is your chance to get
a suit at your own price.
Hardware
This is another line we are going out of, consequently we are selling
at greatly reduced prices. Regular $1 shovels at 70c.
A line of paint to clear at a reduction of 10c. a can.
Croceries
Our groceries are fresh and the best
2 cans corn Or peas 25c.
Myo. line pickles to clear at.... 15c.
ia_. line baking powder at 15c.
W. J. CARLING
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
rr•re..te■al Cards.
P. ROL'LSTON, f_D,8„ Dees..
DR. 0. Honor Graduate of Toronto t'nirenity.
DENTIST
Gere.: -Over Dickson & ('arline'e i.aw °trees.
Exeter. Telephone No. 5.
Mooed Wednesday afternoons.
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DL A. B. KINSMAN, 1.. D. &, D. D. S.,
soar graduate of Toronto Unlrerbtr,
DENTIST,
KOMI extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Mae over Gladman a 8taobury's oface, Maio street
IbssMs.
Madinat
SR. BRIGHT, M. D., W C. P. a 8., HONOR
• Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
Ogee and lksidence, Dr Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
street, THETA .
Da, T. P. MCLAUGHLiN
Has renamed prarttce after speodicg a year (Col•
I.g•) at BrIldelt and Continental Hospitals. General
practice *Rh special attention to Eye, (with refrac-
tion) Car Nose and Throat.
office: Dubwood, Ont.
Legal
DW[11011 a CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, SOLiCI
teas, Notaries, Conveyancer, Commissioners
goHefton for Noisome Bank, etc.
M.a.y t. L.ae It lowest teeter interest
Ofnw, Maio street, Exeter,
It. Osame, B.A., L, H. Damn
M
OMIT TO LOA 4.
Ws have a large amount of private funds to lose
a tam sed village properties at icw rates cf later
d1.
(MADMAN k STANBURT,1
harristen, eolieltor,,ltaln st., Exeter Oa
B. 8. PHILLIPS, EXETER.
LivaoN Auctl.seor.
Woe attended in all parts. Setiefartio• gu&,ss.
Wed er se M Terme reasosahls. All order, lett
.t advocate pay
will be promptly weeded to.
J. SENIOR
Attest Confederation Life Assurance
'ppraay, also Fire Insurance in lead- --
Uanadian and British Companies. !lain -ML. Sutter.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prick cottage In ezeellent condition,
With elz good living rooms, good cellar
two lots of good land, good well of
water and cistern. Three blocks from
e!atn street. For particulars apply to
MISS VINA FISHER, Huron at., Exeter.
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Te undersicncd Is offering for sale
t.at desirable Village property, being
lots 13. 14, 15, corner of William and
Waterloo streets. There Is on the prem-
ises a eplendld brick house, small
stable and other conveniences; also a
number c.f choice fruit trees. The prop-
erty is first-class In every respect and
is Vveil situated. Will be sold reason-
able. Aprly on premises.
ALFRED IIOWEY, Exeter P. O.
t'AitM FOR SALE.
Being composed of Lot 2P, N. E.
noundary, Township of Usborne, con-
taining 100 acres of choice land. On
the premises there fe a new brick
house, large bank barn and drive house
large orchard o' choice winter fruit,
14 acres of good hardwood bush; good
well with windmill, pump and tank:
thoroughly underdralned ; 6 acres fall
wheat, 13 acres barley, 12 acres oats,
10 acres peas and oats,. 7 acres peas,
25 acres seeded to grass, balance in
raeture. 1f cold with crop possession
given at once. Easy terms of payment
for quick sale. For terms and partic-
ulars apply to 11. 11. GLENN, on the
trcn1.ee, or to T. CAMERON. Auct.,
Farquhar.
HOUSE TO RENT.
.\ gcc.d Brick house in Exeter, ecn-
eete :dated, on Gldley street. cootaln-
i..g ;-.t rooms. Including up -stairs ;
Lard and Pott water, and a good gar-
de Reasonable rental. Apply to
I-ICKSON n CARLiNG, Exeter.
log pa No'rICE.
W. art appo'nting sales agents new
In every unrepresented county for the
ecasen of 1910. Over 65 per cent. of
the year's business 1. done during the
Summer menthe. We pay good money
weekly for services rendered. Give ex-
rlu.ivv territory acrd supply selling out-
fit free.
OVER GPO ACRES UNDER Ct•LTIVA-
TION.
Our acreage 1. mentioned as it is im-
portant that you should represent a firm
of Food ,tending and size. We supply
strictly first grade stock and guaran-
tee delivery to good condition. We
want 1'•e best and most reliable agent
Ie• every district. Established over 85
y.-ara. F'ot furtrer particu;are write
reir.arn Nursery Co.. Toronto, Ont.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON. Licensed Auctioneer
for Huron County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at tee Adrorate,
lseter. or Henry letlber's Office, Cred-
Iter.
FARM FOR EICLE.
Otte of the finest farms In tJsborne
Apply to SANIAIRS A CREECH. Deter
T. B. CARLIN()
Life. tire. Accident and Peate Giese
insurance, Co:leering accounts. and con-
ducting auction sales. - utter. Ont.
HALF HOLIDAY
The undermentioned busbiees people
have agreed to close their respective
places of business on Thursday after -
:toms of each week during the months
of July and August, at 1 p.m. -Advoc-
ate Printing Co., Tittles Feinting Co..
W. J. Heaman, A. Walter, W. J. Beer,
Jones & May, S. G. Ba'a'den, Jos. Sen-
ior, _g. A. Folltck, groceries only ; , W.
Johne, J. Grigg, W. J.Stathant, grocer-
ies exily ; 13. W. F. heavers, 1'. Hawkins
S. Son; W. W. Taman, V.'. J. Carling;
\Vilsoe Bros.. H. Spackman, W. D.
Bullet.; David Russell, Ada Yeo, J. A.
Stewart. S. Martin & Son, Ed. Treble,
J. Dignan & Son. Wright & Atkinson.
LL'CAN MAN CUTS HiS THROAT
James Wilson, a man of about 80
years of age, residing in Lucan, at-
tempted to oonnmit suicide about one
o'clock Thursday morning. He in-
flected a nasty cut In his neck with
a razor, but fortunately not deep enough
to cause him serious injury. He was
attended by Dr. Hossack, and the
wound stitched up eo that he was able
to appear before Squire Chtttick the
a.tme morning on a charge of attempt-
ing suicide. He was remanded wail
June 10. The authorities are some-
what at a lose to explain his action.
It Is stated, however. that he had been
dr't:king. and probably beconni,ng 'le-
epondent attempted to take his life.
Winson is a married man residing with
his wife only. Ile has one married
daughter.
EXETER WINS GOOD BALL GAME.
The detailed statement which follows
tells the tale of a fine nine -Innings ball
game played at Fullerton on Thursday
afterno)n last when Exeter defeated the
Fullerton team by the narrow margin
of one, run. The game was almost er-
colleen. Very few hits were made off
either pitcher. Carling. particularly, pit-
ched a fine game, whl'e 1 oyle's catch='
Ing was a feature. The winning run
was largely du2to I3awden's clever steal
of third and later the home plate, that
being the particularly well earned run.
The game was well umpired by Elder
Elliot. 'IV lute-up-
Exeter_�rling, p.. 1; Boyle, c., 1;
Hawden, 3rd, 1; Palmer, let, 1; Bissett
r. f. ; Hoskins, 1. f. ; Knight, c. f. ; Steer
2nd; Acheson, s. a.
Fullerton -J. Nairn, O. Reid, 11.Clark
1, 13. McIntyre 2, N. Baker, W. Woodley
F. Haines, 1'. ,,Woodley, G. Wright.
Exeter 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0-4
Fullerton 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .1-3
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OPENING GAMES OF BOWLS.
The bowling green was formally op-
ened on Friday evening by two games
of bawls played by rinks chosen by
President Taman and Vice -President
Snell, with the result that one game
resulted in favor of the former and one
In favor pf the latter, the total of the
round being in favor of the Vfce-preel-
dent by three points. The games were
goad ones, the scores being as follows.
II. Spackman J. Walper
N. D. Hurdon C. Lindenfelt
W. Blatchford W. D. Clarke
W. W. Taman, ek. 12 C. 13. Snell, Bk. 9
Dr. Bright S. G. Deaden
J. 11. Grieve G. Anderson
J. A. Stewart Jas. Taylor
W. J. Heaman, s. 9; N. Creech, e. 13
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COUNTY COUNCIL
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The December session of the Iluron
County 0ounc(1 will le held in Exeter.
Such was the decision of the County
Council. which stet In Goderit h last
week.
It has been decided to erect a con-
sumptive sanitarium in Huron hut the
location has not yet been agreed upon.
A unique feature of the recent meet-
ing was the banquet and re -union meet-
ing of Bruce, Hutton attd Perth County
Councils in Ooderlch on Thursday last,
the Bruce representatives arriving on a
special train chartered by (reeve Joynt
of Lucknow and the Perth representa-
tives on the regular. The Lucknow Kit-
ties Bagpipe Band carne along. The day
was spent bowling and sight seeing,
and the evening at a fine banque in
the hotel Medford. The freedom of
the town was presented to the visitors,
by Mayor M. G. Cameron of Goderich.
Dr. Crowe, warden of Bruce, Mr. Turn-
er, warden of Perth. and Dr. Irwin, waN
den of Huron. and others gave li,ter-
ecting addressee.
For Dag Muzzles go to D. llartlelb,
Exeter ,
GiitLS WANTED
Apply to D. S. PERRIN & CO., Limited
London Ont.
FOR SALE
F.igt.t room solid brick hotter and
bar:. le good repair. with garden. Apply
to DR. A. T. BOND. or to
GL.\DMAN & 111'ANDURY.
It,trrlsters, Exeter.
CALVES F'Olt SALE
Geo. Craprnra•, will br at Cotnnxtr nal
Hotel, Exeter. on Friday, June 17t11.
at 12 o'clock. with a load of calves for
sale. TI.!e will be the Iasi load of the
mases.
Ontario Liquor License Act
Litotes District of Sesta Huron. ll.Mce to her,•
by gives that Yr H..1 HWen, of IlrayIeld, has
v•eltev:efiltoren Hamm ((CMeli) B7tlf
t• Harry Denim, •t MyN Ost., sad
that tM said seotleatios will se eessider,A et the
.sstisgof the Dewed of (Masers Commissioners. to
be Mild at the Oemn•erial Hotel, In Village of Fay •
INK an Friday. tae Mb day et J•.. 1910, at
the rest of 1S a.st.
All peesaws Ister,sud vid govern t►easelves sc
eoediegly,
John Tervan.-e, Li ono !mope ter
Meed at Metes. 11,.31M Oar of nay, IOW --
WATERWORKS TESTED
Under the direction of l'. W. Earn-
cotnh the waterworks was given a test
:art week. The test proved eatlrfact-
ory in every particular, the pumps main-
taining a continuous pressure at the
Town Hall, the highest point in the
town, of 110 to 120 pounds per, square
:nee, while no leaks were apparent he
the mains. The pumps at present arc
operated by a gas engine, but with the
tuth!ne wale••• wheel which Is being int
stalled a most reelable attd effective du-
plicate system will result. At present
the system is only In operation under
direct pressure. With the completion of
tee elevated tank now under construe -
aloe a continuous pressure will be main
ttlned, while the operation of the pumps
e•.tc, day for iir short time only will be
tare• •ssary. The tank, which will be of
sufficient capacity for two days' supply
Vein be elevated to a height of 125 feet,
giving a (-militant pressure of Ser
for domestic service. In case of fire,
the pump will ba put in operation, and
the pressure increased as desired. Ev-
erything to connection with the water-
works has been done with a view to
:ncreashng the service until the town has
a complete system. So far the town has
done web, but we should go further
and have mains laid down several of
the back streets, which would improve
the system and bring 1n a revenue. A
pipe to the G. T. R. track particularly
would tx• at paying investment..
EXETER SCHOOL BOARD
Me:aing held in the Town Hall Mon-
day June 18. Absent F. W. Gladman
and T. 13. Carling. The following 1s the
order .,f business duly submitted :end
approved, -Per Chairman. Minutes of
previous meeting; per F. Wood and S.
Martin, that the following payments be
approved, T. Statham, labor $9. L. Day
plants $15.Ih. i'er F. Wood and S.
Martin that the following be the salary
list of the H. S. Department for ensuing
Year -Principal, W. B. \\'etdenhammer,
$141m; Roam 2 in abeyance, Room :t
nine Johnston 4800. Per F. Wood and
S. Martin that the following ba (he sal-
ary list of the Public School Department
for the ensuing year -Room 1, Niles Voss
per $550; Roane 2, Miss Murray,$ 500 ;
Roam 8, Miss Kinsman $475; Room 4
Niles Sleeth $450; R03,0 5, Miss Clow-
ard $450. Per S. Martin and F' Wood
that an ad. be placed In the Globe to
rover the expected vacancy In the 11. S.
Department. Per S. Martin and F'.Wood
that Mise Petunock's resignation be ac-
r'epted. Per F. Wood and S. Martin -
teat the Janitor's salary for the en-
suing year be $325. Per F. Wood and
8. Martin that Miss Howard's salary
to the end of June be $105. Per S.
Martin and F. Wood -That a visit of
inspection 'be made to the school on
the call of the chair. Per H. Huston
and F. Wood that all staff cheques
be made available June 23rd. F. Wood
-adjournment. .T. atige, Sec.
COMMUNICATION
To the Exeter Advocate
Dear Sir, -Is it not high time a medi-
cal inspection of our Public school
should be made. The law, I believe.
orders that nn the outbreak of any ser-
ious Infectious disease the Medical
Health Officer should immediately vis-
it the school and examine each pupil.
Now there is scourge of scar-
let fever, but as yet no examination
has been made. This should have been
done six months ago. Are not our
Board of Health liable to criminal
action 7 I believe so.
Pro Bono Publico.
Niro. Stnxle went to London Wednes-
day to epend n few days.
8(8'1'118
Turnbull. --At Grand Bend. on June 1 •n
to Mr. and Mrs. Warman Turnbull,
a son.
Hodgins -in Mt-Glillvray, Jure e. to \Ir
and Mrs. Geo. ltodgius. ' a son.
Smith -At Blake. on Jute ;rd. to \ir.
and Mt s. Gus. Smith. a daughter.
Forrest -le Itay, on June 7th. to \lr.
arid ,Mrs. Joh:, B. Forrest. a one.
MARRIAGES
Lindsay. -Dow. -in Exeter, at the tesi-
dence of the bride's father, on Jure
15th. Miss Jessie Sloan. daughter of
Mr. Alex. Dow, to Dr. Hugh Roy
Lindsay, of Scranton, N. Dakota.
Ericson -Hooper -In Rochester. N. Y..
on June 7, Niles Edna Lorraine Hoop-
er. daughter of the late Wm. Hooper
of Exeter, to Mr. Arthur Amel Eric-
son of Rochester.
Coel.o:).-Sirnpeo t. -I n Christ Church.
McGillivray, on June 15th. John Ar-
thur Co'thou. to Miss ('earl, daughter
re Mr. and Mrs. Moses Simpson of
M' (3111lvray.
\Wed-Dinedale-At the parsonage. itn
('rittrslia, no June 11, Mr. Vincent
Wood of Santa Barbara. Ch1.. former-
ly of Ellntvllle, to Mhos iia Dinsdale.
of Klppen.
Doupc.--Catnm,-in Usborne, on June $,
by Itev. Mr. Watson of Elimville, \t .
T'er r y F'. Doupe en Miss Ella Comm.
.1a ug' ter of Mr. Richard Carom.
F'itzeinno:r.-Cantwell-At Clinton. Jure
'. Laving E. Cantwell of Sheppardtot,.
Pelt Fitzsimons of Clinton.
re'!it k -Mr Kay -At Egmondville. on
Jure 7, Lot nc Pettrick to Margaret Mc -
1. ey. a:l of F.gntondville.
DEATHS
Jory.-in Step!un. on June 18th. Han-
nah Jory. widow of the late Jamies!
Jory. aged 92 years. 1 month. B day•.
Fl:tkbelner-At Crediton oe June 14. \tr.
Fred F'inkbelner, aged 23 years.
lisle--ln Clutton June b, Margaret Pur
relict of the late Horatio (sale. aged 73
years.
Simeon -1n Stanley, Jur' 6. Thos. 5t1- -
eon in his SOth year
St-retroR-1n Paytleld. c ea r 4 '•t'rt.
Stirling in his 75th year.
Our Special Sale oI Cliina
We have decided to maks' a clean sweep erten China.
During the Month of June■
if low prices will do it. We have a large shipment cowing and
Elitist make re our for it ; so are selling our present stock at cost..
Our stock is made up of choice pieces of
HAND -PAINTED CHINA
Suitable for Wedding feints
Remember it all Coes for Cost
S. FITTON
Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses
AUCTION SALE
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
At the store, on:a door north of the Post
Office every day this week at 8 p.m.; and a
final sale on Saturday, June 18th at 3 and
8 p.m.
Positively no Reserve as the Building
is being Vacated
ROWE'S OLD STORE
T. B. CARLING, Auct.
CLOTHING
"You'll know when you wear our
Clothes, what it means to feel well
dressed."
All wool fabrics, the best tailoring and the smartest
style. Five hundred patterns, all the newest designs.
We are sole Agents for
House of Hobberlin, Tailors, Toronto
Fit and Fashion Co., Tailors, Toronto
Green St Swift, Clothing MTg., London
Buy the
"LIBERTY" SHOES
ean
American make
Full of style, best of wear, solid leather
FULL LINE OF MENS' FURNISHINGS
GENUINE PANAMA HATS 15.00
SANDY BAWDEN
Main St., Exeter THE CLOTHIER
LAWN MOWERS
14 inch Lawn Mowers $3.75 to $5.25
16 inch Y .. $4.50 to $5,50
16 B.B. ,. u $6.50 to $6.75
18
M Y Y $7.00
A can of oil with every machine.
Coal Oil Stoves Gasoline Stoves
70c. to 811.00 14.00 to $6.00
Let us explain merits of our Summer Cooking Stoves
Wondershine for cleaning silverware ..... 2.5c,
Dustbene Sweeping Compound 35c.
Senour's Floor Paint 50c.
Elephant Floor Paint 45c.
Campbell's Stains 15c. 25c. 45e.
unonwesiMMINIMMIIIMIlla
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HEAIAN'S HARDWARE 8 STOVE STORE