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SEE THIS
DU,iiOMTRf1TION
WOMEN -1f yon are in-
terested in Comfort, Ease,
Style or Fit do not fail to see
the Corset Demonstration of
Bias Filled Corsets by Miss
C:ampb_II from
Monday, April 4th,
to
Saturday, April 9th
inclusive. This demonstra-
tion is a new and novel feature
and every woman should take
advantage of it.
Miss Campbell ‘v ill be
Pleased to welcome you. A
special apartment has been
provided and the demonstra-
tor is prepared to show and fit
corsets to suit all figures. Tell
your friends about it•
MILLINERY
The new Season should be a record breaker. bur Millinery
has :• nt•wnesq and distinction that appeals to the cultivated taste
it •e you el
y helve not yet called, consider this a personal invitation to
see the ne•w Millinery. We can please you.
NEW CARPET RUGS, MATTING, CAR-
PETS and LINOLEUMS
'1'nii new Spring showing is direct from the Manufacturers
and runt ked at prices for prompt selling.
See the NEW ROOM Rugs
Remember we Cut, Fit. and Lay Linoleum, without any
additional charge
Solid Values for every Dollar you spend here your :none
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All kinds Produce taken as Cash
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ORGAN and PIANO
Repairing and Tuning
0. I'I:DLER, late of Chicago. has decided to remain in Exe-
ter for some time (indefinitely) and will wait on the music -loving
public in the capacity of Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing.
This line has been his life work and he is thoroughly practical
and competent in all lines connected with Pianos. Organa and
Pipe Organs and Guarantees his work. Old Pianos and Organs
overhauled and made even like new at lowest possible price.
Following are a few Prices -New Strings 23c each ; Tone
Regulating $:3 up ; Once Tuning $2; Key Levelling 00c ; Over-
hauling (runt $10 to $25 ; New Action and Hammers for Old
Square Pianoq from $25 up. Dampers. 1•'ettl. Springs. Itegulet-
i-•;( Set care Bridle Tape Etc., furnished reasonably. Ise -varnish-
ing. Polishing (leaving like new) done at lowest figures, also
Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning and Ite'paiiing furnished on re-
,lueet. All (teed Organs conte under the ROMP Price List. All
\York (Inaranleed. All orders left at .JOHN PEDLE R'M resi•
Bence South Main Street, or a Postal Card addressed to G. Ped -
ler, Exeter, will receive prompt attention.
G. PEULER, Exeter.
lis a Long Road
that hest1't a turn, and a ionizer flee
that doesn't come our way. This mill
is m eking a emir tee etel to nine. If
yon %emit Flour lh.lt will hake bread
lIke •',umber mei to make" yon (1111
get it here.
Model
CORN!!
FEED CORN FOR SALE
AT rill: iiENSALL FLOUR-
ING MILLS,
H. Cook, Sons & Co.
11ENSALL, ONT.A
Bus & Dray Business
Having purchased the
Bus and Dray business
from Wm. Arnold, I bo -
licit rt share of }our pat-
ronage. Orders left at
the Advocate (Mice.
Creech,
Proprietor.
is the old reliable. For Flour that' Mr. .1, d:. Ilion n. ex-IOliceman o
always goof. hay mire. sew York. necornpanit d by Sire.
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time is drawing close when
you tcill be et tieing on , h
rend again. 1 on will be
Al intima cards printed. We
are prepared to turn them
out on 'the shortest notice.
\Ve have a good linaf of cuts
.o choose from. The prices
e• right. 1)o not forget
.hat e e give a free insertion
in the paper ie yell stet your
cards printed nt 'the "Times"
You et ill snake no mistake by nlac-
it.,' :ut "ad" in our Want Co.t:ntit oil
1:•.• frier.
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Market Report. -The following is
the report of Exeter markets. cor-
rret •d un to March 31st.
Wheat from $1.01 to $1.07.
(fiats 37 to :1', cents.
Peas FO to 145 cents
Barley 50-52c.
Shorts $24.00
Bran 522.00
Model lour `2.75.
Feed Flour $1.45-$1.50.
Hay 69.00, if 10.00
Coal, $7.25 a ton.
Does liyew•eght $9.65.
Butter 20o and 21e.
F ars lee per dei n.
Turkeys. 16e, dressed.
Geese late dressed
Ducks 1So dressed
Potatoes 50 0 to 65 cents.
('lover seed $7.50 to $8.00.
Timothy seed $1.50 to s:2.5O.
Alsyke $5.50 to $6.75.
Chickens 12e. dressed
Foie !le. d reused
Dried Apples 5e.
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'l o1.•r I'au: Collins is visiting in
Loran.
)taster ('lwd • 11 antan is vtsitine, in
London.
Mrs. .john Ilawkshaisseer
in Toronto
inkbein;•r a as in London on
'mod Friday.
d rMelinda \\•a!per tett Monday
for llan•Iton.
Mr. C. Whitby spent Sunday and
11 ei o I'sre..
It••• .
W. Bak r. of Arkona vie t-
• .1 , t n Eaa,er.
:dl, .John ito++e is visiting in Clan-
,1eheet • and lldert011.
Sir. Wm. Jones toed tamer 1-s. sa..•-
arday or Regina. Bask.
Mr. and Mra. John Pedlar spent
Good Friday in Ailsa Craig.
Mr. Gib Dow left Thursday with a
car of horses for Winnip••,r..
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch itoweiiffe vis-
ited in London Good Friday.
Aire. ltd. Quante and son Maurice,
spent the holidays in London.
Bruce And rson sit nt 1':ast• r Sun-
day and Monday in Golcrich.
Mrs. .1. T. Wood and •Breit May
aVoo'1 ,pen Monday in London.
Mrs. Auguel Guhr and daughter
repent th' holidays in Stratford.
Mr. Itobt. Pickard and son Cecil
'eft friday evening for Frobisher.
Sask.
\tr. :•nd Sirs. V,. !Iceman. or Lon-
don. v:s;:ed their son. W. .1.. //ore;
Friday.
Was Victoria 'liners or the Nor-
mal school. London. is borne for ill •
holiday..
Mrs. Goodison and son Jack of Sarn-
spenr the hol.days visit:ne Mrs.
it, .r+ohns.
Mr. Geo. Dei: s. of 1't. Herm'. ens
h •most o: Mr. Albert 1'.-n%arden
I -.r Monday.
'e • s W. W. Tertian. Sire. It. N.
('r• eh and :Mss L. .iohns were Cn
London The minty.
M-.. iron•• Itnnd ord. o' Whitby
Ladles' College is api ndin;t the erica-
, on rat tier home h •r.•.
Mrs. ('line. Snndere anti Mat Virg
Cookson. of Exet, r Nor: b. spent Eas-
-••r 111•1 ,lily, in London.
M ss W, (toward a ho attended th •
London Normal durintt the prise
rens has rturt, •d hom:•.
1'. O. South(0.1 nttended 1 h "At
Ilome" of dr Normnt School. London
nn Th'rsdnv evening Inst.
Mr. and 'Sirs. Harry Ogden left
Th•trsday (or Penne. where Mr. U;; -
den has e,•cer d a situation.
Miss Alda 1) ntdnte returned to her
home in Kipp n Thursday after vis-
iting for two t e -km in town.
it. 11 - • "..nal 'wn els"dr n
of 11 •thgate. visited the form•r's par-
t•,. • Sir. and Mrs. Joe .Bawd•'n.
hie
tt ( !: forSe Catharines Luker 'ft
swh •rehe has
neve led n let nation in a tannery.
Mr. Reginald Elliott. rind daugh-
ter \lies Pauline. of Nor,,ieh. vis.l-
ed lativt s in town ow t Easter.
M ss Luella Ruby. of New Hem -
burr. v:sired at the hom • of Mr. anti
Mr-. (lardy der let the pnst week.
Mr. Case lloeard o' Sl. Thomas.
spent Sunday and Monday with him
parents Mr. and Mrs. .las. Howard.
*ars. Ileek urban, and Mrs. Itobl.
Sewhcolt o Landon. v's"fed Mrs. C.
A. Snalhrotf. the 'niter pnrt or Intl,
n k.
Per. Gonda n n' l'nrkhill. seen,
Geed I'iel ly '11 iii n and conducted
ll.e . rvic s i„ .h Wen site el church,
in . he ev, n.n •.
\1r. and Mrs. Wi I .tr'ey. of Her:ord.
and Mr. and Sirs. It.r; Amy. or
Ilrate ford. v'sited "I r. anti Mrs. t•:.
Jot y. 1'as er ho:iday's.
M ss 1', Thomp or of Mateo Ledge
and .lits. .las. (Intel est. of Dnreh,•at••r
(int. t''Auer! the! sister. -Sirs. 8.
Martin daring th''r •
ho., int..
itcv. 1). Ian ty 0: (Maw:, %, tin has
lie, n veair re.utit• s in town cors.
elected t vie s in Knox church.
st, r Sunday.
White Wyandotte
1':ggii fru Hatching.
Good Utility Strain.
$1.110 per 13 Eggs. 3 Settings $2.50.
Incubator Lets $4.00 pee 101) Hegel.
td Fertility Guaranteed'tra
CHAS. F. IHOOPEIt.
Box 157. Exeter, Ontario.
WA' TED-A11.ten:ic.- at one • to
earn :h • barb -ring trad . App'). at
once to W. 1). Burke.
11"A\'I'ED-Good boy to .rare
erint et r. Splendid up •nine .'or snub.
lad tvith fair education. Apply at
hit office.
S ttltrday. April Clod - (lou'ihu'd
I'urretitle. etc.. the property of Geo.
Maut'e. North street. Exeter. Sale
a: o'c oils. 11 m. Anderson. Auct.
Illi. OVENS EYE AND EAI1S(?)ts
geon. will be at t he Cont,nercial hotel.
(lours 9 a. nt. to 1 pt m. Glasses
properly fitted and diseases of eye.
car and nose treated. Next visit Sa-
terday. April 211d. all day.
Sirs. Geo. (:rooks et on the sick i.:.
Dr. Brotit.ng was in London Mon-
day. --- •.•�
Ern Davis ti as confined to the boil --.,• After all It's the Tailor who
a few days Inst week. makes a suit a SUCCESS ora
Mrs. Cole. of Lucan, visited der sendFAILURE. The most fxscin-
1t . S. on Good Friday. ating style would be a fizzle if
The sprinkler made its first app, ar- there were not careful needle
:ince Tuesday afternoon. work underneath. 'That is lbs
Sirs. 1). A. Ross visited Mre. Will reason our Suits at $2) are
(toss. of Clinton. Chit week. better than the suit you buy in
Mr. )tobt. Ilowey. of Loudon. visited town for more money They
les brother. \1'rn.. Good Friday.
are perfect in every way if
Mr. Langford. of Ingersoll, spent not you can have your money
Easier at the Presbyterian Manse. back.
Wfni May Jewell spent the holidays---�---
in Ilensal1 visiting 51iss Cora \V.I'raon.
Reeve 1iatden returned home from WWi TAMAN
the Old Country Friday morning last. . -
Miss J. S. •Murray and Miss Jennie
Murray were in London Enster Mon-
day.
Dir. and 'Mrs. Geo. Hawkins t:p,•nt
the Easter holidays in I't. Huron and
Deli
net.
Mrs. 1nrdy. 0[S
,t1 London. (on was
s
the meat of Sirs. 11. Spackman. Eat -
holidays.
Mrs. Evan McDonald and son of
Gee'.ph vis.t• d at V. D. Weekes' o: cr
the holiday.
Mrs. T. Gregory and 'Miss Stella
Gregory vis't••d in Toronto during th •
Easter holidays
Mr. and 'Mrs. \Vinson. of London.
spent Good Friday ;lith Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Clarke.
Mics Enema ['cart. of %ion, is visit-
ing her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Pearl.
Purchase your tickets and look
your seats at A. Marrhand's Jewe. w (::....NTON.
store. ,t,'j8rt wit, be the-. Big rush
for scats anticipat'd. el ars reserved
for outside pieces like Cr di:on. llen-
%I
sa'I and Dashwnorl.
y J. eveningCaMfter apeh dinretth Mon- ya1's
Mday after spending the holi-
days in Myth.
Mr. 11. 1'. l'h`I:ips. of Itavrnsa,tout
Mon -
spent a few drays vl itine his par-
ents this n•e••':.
Sir. Jas. E! :e of Lawr.•nce i tenon
visited his ti tr. Mr.. also. And •r -on
over th • a!'• t,Ybt•n - person feels ••Niue•.•
-•IN%-.! Cedmore anti dnuttht• r --"all tired out"--"dosen't feel
Rose. spent a Laster holidays t. ith like doing anything' -unbent
friends in Alvinslon• concentrate his mind nn hit Silas (teed ep.nt the hoe- work -feels weak mentally and
day:. with his grandparents. hi r. and physically -doubts his powers -
Sirs. Salus 'landlord.
rd. complains of poor appetite and
Mrs. 8. Fitton and on. Gera'd• sleeplessness -suffers from heart
visited during 'he Faster holidays in at -hes -then his nervous ,retell.
Hamilton and Buffalo. is all run down and demands a
Was Johnston. of the 11. H. depart- good tip -building tonic.
meat. is ep. nding the holidays with good
Exhaustion is a Mod -
Sir.
ruothcr in Toronto. ern disease. sod pre-eminentlySlr. and Mrs. C. 1:, Carter and faro- an Americas disease, caused by
ily. o' 1!derton. spent Easter ho idayi too close attention to business.
little Mr. anti Sirs. D. ('obbledick. overwork, worry. devotion to
Mr. and 'ides. John Halter arrived trying family or rill Id so cares.
home Wednesday a v,n'nt after apt ever -study, udy, etc.
•u;: the winter very pleasantly in Nyal's Nutritive Hypnpho - _
Cornet all. En:t:and. rbitea forms the hent •nerve and
>• 1r _ -
The nW.t C. T. 1 . will bo:d an '1,• •'- : -
tainment in t h Janna ser, a• '1 b vain folio known, and have re- y
l i churchon Friday ev.oin•• T. stored thousands of su1Te'rt•rs to iSNER /I�e q�/LL%AA1S .-,�
of s. y ° health, Largean both.'. fe IMI I• � y,�/' �
ti ill be served front 6 to 8.a� P^I f/ �RiseSHE:
Sir. and Mts. Ilnrley Sand •r. wito
spent the past_ le o or ,bre.
weeks v:silent: in I: e.anineuo. Mich.
ret'itncd horn Monday even n, Chemist and OpticianHey. 8. F. Sharp preached Pr, para -
tory serve a; Cromarty friday
last. anti on Sunday afternoon preach •
ed r. Fast, r it •anon t I: and til. I�JOYrI E
Mr. Henry John I„srlc and fu.
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return d horn • Slonday t v rine after
an extended boa. yntoon trip to Dc- ------ _
trot I a'arnaeoo and other points.
Mr. anti 'lits. Cchnn and fnm'ty. o.'
Shakesp ar.•. hair. returned home af-
ter ap •nd ti: : Eats: •r holidny.a with
Mrs. Debut's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I). Cobb ed ek.
Mt. Enrt Ilrickwood. who has eery -d
11's apprenticeship w•i:b Ih' "Tial .."
tet ,lesdny ntortene tor Somber.
Ear: is a steady young man and e •
wish hien sueeess.
' Oh' 1 elel enjoy flint. (tureen, f,
was splendid." '1'h s is u hat will b
heird on Vaterdny. Apr : !'tb. 19119.
niter ;to'n1; .o 1h' Open limier Vii•
day 'Fehr April rib.
All who are int••r.•st el in tooth 17
are re pe still to b• at the Town Dalt
I'r d:iy evening at 7 &tern* It is
hoped that it rood numb r of football
, 11. hot as, . iii I runt out so that Ih w
til. - ht gel organ xrd and commence
prae :se nt one• .
'•1r. and 'Mrs. A. T. Itann•e relented
holm. on 1'hnrsday nst n'ler i p nd•
;u . . heir hon- ynoon 11 i((i in London
and \ineata Falls. On Tneed -y they aeeolnl,nnaed Mr. and Mrs. H. H ••nt- Mr. Hurl 'Alts. M :chs 11. o+ ,`to t:h
mer to Viol) eh r Sntk. eh r: th y London v'sited 1h• Miss a l:ine111.au •
w1ll inside in the Marcia Eas.i.r, .. Varnishs
(n '1Fedn ny. e Mnrrit r t al e o Mr. Steer •. of Iteittetoen. is ex
din ; ret tnony e tech in • r s:a e n per: el here Friday to talc- the pie
o' our renders lens sof nen s d in Vse, tort its junior in the Meson's hank.
cooter D. r.Th • oc •a. on ii as 1 h •1'h s year aeons to b. Ile. record
marr'nge of Mr. Richard Thorn. en year for early f:.hine. thlr o el
prospe,oes seine. man cf the: c ty t• sports have b rn out and r port oto!
Itnsella MiryI neanlore. 'Otto -r y stings..
1 Shorne. Th • cert tnony was p r The coennti.t •e n he hnv l char e o
formed in Mount !Warsaw Method a pro cane •rt iv •n and r Ih an -p.. rs
church :n '1 he pr•a •ncro'th • immtdi- o; :he Trivitr SI moria) church lav
ale relatives by 'th • Bev. 1. 1'. West- 'twitted :i hi•- exp. ns • in a curin•-
man the pastor of th •.eheteh. !:ant • the tat, nt d net's a Mit. •Thomp on
fifteen yenta ngo Mr. t1'ia.mnn e.t.a and Mr. Craig. Adm ssion 4-eaerv.-Il Mr. and 'Alas. Nelson Kesllc rp.n0 'Just :h nk 01 it 1 Af e, f
•he .Inn or 1'nsi or on th• E'en ti seats :.0c.; a few r A -rt•ed tcatt ase. he holiday in Milverton. electric t.. ht connnntets r1
circa 1. whet Miss rammer,. th n at ruses' admission 25c.Mr. Atr •ast Gehl.rt•tarn•el home have to ';,ty a meter ren ,l'
tend 11 s •, v:, M KA ram -error:. 1 h An exeellmnt aocin1 evening was from the W,st Tu,sday evening, per mon .1 instead of i
second dmt;:hl r n: Mr. on" Mr. ,riven ,n Jam, fit. St thedist cher, tyhnt we net for electing s co
'i'honnns 1 ;P.-nro:I. o' 1 shorn... o h,, , Mr. Mil.on 1 fall. of London. is vi.•
are Web r t r t • rot d he lal.en in ; 1i on Monday everenrr by th • \Vom n'. tin:: nt his home on th • Lake Road. on \\in;;ham Advance.
M-ss'ontry Hosiery. A mesien' • se'
Rei bhorhnri(1. Th • held • and gr r n'
literary program wnq given. whish Mr. 1\•m. Miners necomptni •d by his Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. (Tolman.
emit itne fh-it married lire ender wee mach appreciated by rho.• nr two daughters. Mae ' -^•r tVictorit, montiville. visited frionrl• in
favi able o•rcnmstnnt'ei and a hos, dnrin ( the holidays. Alt. FFoln
eat. After the program .inch was syn" in Thorndalr
Any ntttnd-
rienda jo n in beret twhah•'s for a horn ill the past winteNr flat
served. Hey. It Noble acted :, ing the tweddiav on, Fred, to friends arc glad to ser be
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chairman. ! , Miss Dun ed bas usual bea`th,
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Church Directory 1TIIE
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday Public) Worship -10.30 a.[n
and 7 p.m.
Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m. end
after Morning Service and Wednes-
day ought.
Young !►len'. Clw and Cstseyutaeas
Sunday sl t own
Sunday School and Mete Cta,x•., t.•10
pos.
Epworth League -Tuesday at 8. p.m
Prayer Meeting-Tbursde,o at 8 p.m.
The power will preach both morn -I
ing and evening. l
Men's Suits
-AT-
$20.00
Merchant Tailor.
EXETEiR ONTARIO
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the best!
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I encu that is made
and I am selling at the following
low prices: -
6 Bar Fence at 34 cts. per rod
7 Bar Fence at 27 cts. Per rod
8 Bar Fence at 3o cts. per rod
fl. J. GLflTWOR1 H Y
OLD RELIABLE
We are showing this week a Large Range of New Goods whie4
have just come to hand, Among them are those up-to-date
Shirt Waists for the Ladies
Also White Skirts Nobby Good
which was made note:oft in our last ad. You should sec them be-
fore making your selection,
A Word to the Young Men
If you need a Fancy Shirt or Tie, Hat or Cap, we ha111
v
them just the style you require. We have just opened up,
a fine range of up to -date line of Men's Shoes, very stylish,
something to talk abont. ,
We have decided to go out of the Ready-made Clothing and if
you want a Snap Give Us a Call.
Highest prices paid for Produce.
CARLINC BROS.
"20,000 Razors
for Free Trial!"
A new scientific discovery -a secret Wo want you to I .ow and enjoy
process -has revolutionized the maim- the smooth shaving • m(nrt you (pa
facture of razors. This discovery en- obtain only through tae long sweep -
aide r
s us to after you a blade of Carbo• hag anal ,nuke o..t straight blade
b g
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steel -(steel plus carnal-whlrh you standard razor -the Carbo-
lla nctic-
to not11:1 e'eto
hone or grind; u blade which cute the hairs (leanly without
tint stays sharp always. splitting them or turning the ends
back Into the skin to cause Irritation,
pimples. and even worse , -oozs. �..
come to today and get a Canto -Mag -
tittle Razor on 3) Days' Free Trial.
To prove It we will distribute Carbo-
Magaetic itawrs t.n 3.l Days' Trial u1b-
roiutely free -there is one here for
> u u.
This Razor Is tempered by a secret
electric process at an absolutely even
temperature of 2.'00 degrees. The re-
sult Is the hardest cutting edge known
to science. A blade of Carbo -steel that
ewe guarantee tar s lifetime of perfect
near. no honing -no grinding.
W. J. HEAMAN,
LOOK Pala TKtS TRA! MARK
Wbe Made the Car6o Agri
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TAILORING!
New SflrIllQ Sultlis
We guarantee Best Workmanship, Best Material,
Best Fit and Prompt Service.
(once to and inspect our materials`
W. JOHNS.
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Ext•tcr, Ontai;o
P1tik1ns Stave & fldrOdrc 5
W. S. Howey, Phm. R.
F.XI?TF.lt
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Medicinal Jelly
For Chappell Mends anti Face awl
ALMOND ('REAM
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