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SIJIT'S
tor Boo
Boys you are sure to like our
New Suits this Season. Cour*
in and bee Them.
We want every man to see
our New Spring Clothing. We
consider to be the (test we
have ever shown. Compare i'%
if you will, with any you hav
seen elsewhere. We only ask
you to let us show you it.
The College Suit Prices $10,
" Lion Brand " $12.50, $15, $18
KING HATS Beresford Shoes
Mans Men want New Der-
bys. \\ e sell King hats and
we (alt' give you a Becoming
Shape fur
$2.25
If you want comfort style
and Shoes that will wear.
Try a pair of our new Oxfords
Patant,. Tan and Gan Metal.
$4 and $4.50
Rain Coats
One of our Meas Raincoats
with the new, reversible col-
lar is something every man
should own. They are guar-
anteed to keep out the rain.
Price $8.75
SHIRTS
Our 1910 Shirts for men in-
cludes everything that is
newest in Shirts. Colors are
fast and patterns are very
neat.
Price $1.00
All kinds Produce taken as Cash
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ORGAN and PIANO
Repairing and Tuning
O. 1'EDLEI1, late of Chicago. hag decided to remain in Exe-
ter for some time (indefinitely) and will watt on the music -loving
public in the capacity of Piano and Organ Turing and Repairing.
This line has been his life work and he is thoroughly practical
and competent in all lines connected with Pianos, Organs anti
Pipe Organs and Guarantees his work. Old I'muute and Organs
overhauled and made even like new at lowest persue* price.
Following are a ft'w Prices :-New Strings 23c each ; Tone
Regul,tl it.g $3 up ; Once Tuning $2; Key Levelling n(Ic ; Over-
hauling front $111 to S25: New Act" and Ila 'rs for Old
Square Pianos from $'.i up. Dampers. Felts. Spring Regulat-
ing Sctews. Bridle 'rape Etc., furnished rear'ottably. Ile•varnish-
It g. Polishing (•caving like new) done at lowest. 'ignited, also
Estimates on Pipe Organ Tuning and Worthing furiiished on re-
quest, A11 Reed Organs conte tinder the sena' Price list, All
Wotk (inarantecd. All orders left at ,IOBN PEDLF:IL's rest
denc,' N' tit ti Main Street, or n Postal ('aid addressed to O. Pett-
ier, Exeter, will receive pr pt attention.
G. PEDLER, Exeter.
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Hugflol's Ddnacr-Ofl
The Great Dandruff Remover and Scalp
Remedy.
DA NDER--OFF is a Scientifically prepared remedy for diseases of the
scalp and promotes the growth of Hair, for itching Scalp, Scurf and
Ee,.ennic Affectations.
One or Two applications will stop itching Scala, Five to Ten applicationsarc
guaranteed to cute the worst cases of Dant stet(, Senrf, Scrofulous and
Eczeni'e ARecttons of the Scalp. Thousands of Testitltoninls,
DANDER -OFF Is positively guaranteed. Money refunded if it fails to do
all that is claimed for it.
Trico 50 cents for 8.oz. size or 10 cents an application.
For Sale Only at
W. D. Uvrkc's
Shaving Parlor,
TF:ACM R,\VA NT ED
Male Tacher with etecond class Pro•
iectaSnn' c, r.iiicnte for IS. S. No. 3
Ids,(Isla. Dnyies to Commence i Att.:-
nit. Apply to
.JOHN PitFy%C:1Tt)R,
Di y•,c-Treas, Exeter P. O.
Termly Thon,ant] Plants for Snlr•-
Geran;unts, }'uchsial, Asters. Stocks,
Ageratiutas, double gni u•ingto retort -
:a.. Foliage. Ferns. Salt-Ia. and .•til
kinds of flowers for banging baskets
Tomato. Cabbage. Cauliflower, Celer .
in largo or tsmal) lots. LOUiS DA
Market Gardiner, Istater.
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The Times Want Column
As an advertising medium, the
Exeter Tunes cannot Ile sur •
,d. Dotes it occur to ymu
that 1111 advertisement may
change the whole career of an
individual, and may material -
'y ur` et the arivrrtiser's lot
:11 5 ! A rtu: ,.tate ud. wig
11 tend by our rsubscr:h(M
surd others olio are iu:er-
t stcd iu rust! *81:11'. If you
have Nowell ng to dispose of ;
are wanting ,help. or have
eotn,thlig ,o brio„ before the
pub:`u . • the columns of the
'firs a; your advertising
os d'um. The cost is trifling.
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Market Report. -The follott in; is
(ti • report of Eceter markets. cur -
1 ::, May 12th.
("eta 32 ;o 31 cents
Model Four £'.^2,15.
Feed Flour $I.45-.51.50,
Huy 09.00. 01U.00
liutte•r 22e,
Edits 19c.
Clover seed $7.50 to $ 8.00.
Timothy se, -d $1.50 to :2.50
Alsyke $5.!0 to :•B:v...
Potatoes, -10e to 50e,
%Vheat 05e. Standard.
Peas 75e.
It:ar.ey 45e. to 4Se,
Shorts 1023.00.
Bran 820,00
flog:. tiveweight. $8.80.
Choice export cattle $7.40.
Good export cattle 80 to $.7.
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LOCALS
Ir 1), ilrat:u is on the Pick list,
d0'.1r Tilos 1"ynn •is visiting in Lon -
n.
\!1. :-! Mr:. It. Treb!e. of Central-
. t ::• d in town Sunday,
Alice Iioward ispent. Sunday at
rich.
Mr. and 'dr.. 11I. Oise ars• visiting
relatives iu iSea forth.
M;'s Vera horse. of London. spent
lid t, It her parents.
\1 lbs:. Walters. ef, London vis-
ited its town Nondny,
Itrue^ Anderson spent Sunday at
his L•• ..s^ in Uoderich,
Fred 51a:lrtt visited friends
near Dashwood cn 8mnday,
Alis Rose Finkbc•iner. of Berlin. vi.+-
ited with relatives in town this week.
Miss Ada Tucker. to( I:linevi11e. is
vi.•uting ;it the home of Mr. Jos. Har-
vey
Mr. McCoomb and Miss "label Mara.
of Lucas. visited 11r, and Mr.. W. S.
dCore. Sunday,
1lr. 11, Gregory. of Stratford, visit-
ed his tnother Mrs. T. Gregory on Sun -
Mr. Frank Tom. of Toledo. Ohio,
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Tom. Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sweet and lady fiend
of St. Merys. spent Sunday vis'ting
at the former's house herr.
Aii•ses Anna and Emma iie'(i •man.
of Zurich. visited the lots' part of
the week wi:h rt• ativea iu town.
Mr, end Mrs. D. W. 1'. gravers were
in 11 ,nshard on etinday visiting Mr,
nsn! '•!, <. \\'m. D'are's,
11' Ind Ale ,1, \\'r;;Ili .Irr. of 1)' -
fru . :11111 Mm •. Johnston. of llensn!I.
vi. 1 ,1 Mrs. U. ;lfook,•, t\'edn'adny,
I'• Cornish 'eft ,• 1: = week for
Nr,i.wa:r:'r..contiucta
1 • r shop d::r.n:r ' Is • sumo] •r
mouths.
'1r. Saxon Freon has moved the
barn from h present premises onto
Ws new 'co. placing is at the rra^ of
W. W. Tartan's store.
• \ •-t. Stewar: attended the
the infant son of Mr. and
Ed. Stew art. of London. on
•rsday last.
51r. and Mrs, H. W. )'water and
'n -d• of inter cch! •..•Itch.• are
5•Ies,.ra, Lymnu,and George Palmer
i h' Comm••rc•ia',
51r. r. T
1•' 1
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11fart
11 r •
f ,
1 shipped a c0r-
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1 0.' horses rn Winn it •;; Inst week.I.' * weer cccomit:1 ird ,by M.. .los
m of ('r d or.
1' ono for Fa I -(Inc road second
hand ',Soo. near y nen-. Arnericnn
snake. only s ro. Appy to John Ptd-
1*r. Exeter. Man serif, south 1-71r
'rt:e mayor o: Listowel last week
Nen. in h's resignation. The action
t*a• attributed to the fact that th•
too .1 has not an efficient constr,h' ,
Mr. S. Martin. 11. A. and Mr. For-
rester. teachers in St. Marys Co:It;r-
inte. accompanied by their wives. v:s•
ited the former's brother. Mr. 14. Mar-
tin on :Saturday,
On 'rhi,ndny 'sat fire destroyed the
I)urm nion i,.oc;;. Strathroy, The loss
it as ahem $10,(100, The pant of the
(hroy Age ryas ,thrcatrned for n
t•, P. A. Carri• r .. of (:rated (tend
•• . it ([ ,t n c -:;eat s •rmons in the
( .t •9, Pt •ISte••fan church von Sunday
,s(. ire*. S. F. Sharp ;preach, d 1111•
11 vu-r•ary sermons at Grand il,•nd,
'I: J. 1'. Rosa. alter v:sitin,:
::ds 'n icon 'or a few days. left
Saturday for herhome in Canary. Sh'
0 as in Kingsville Inc sem' tint' vl•it-
r 7 her fath• r. Mr. 8win,'rton. who
I'r^
Epworth Lvegu' sof the 1fa;.t
r• •. Mcthoti:St ch::rch will hold
annic'rsary services on f?ut)day nl at.
'tar ;5th. Rev. .1. W. Baird. o' Lon-
don wilt occupy the pulp' Myst*'
Teddy Wlii;nms and father, o:' Lan-
don. will assilet in the singing, Tedciy
h'uh'c spoken of as ,t ringer and no
one should MISR h(-aring him. Rev, E, 1 tone of the ,ptlh.ie, 19 putting the case
A. Felt. n•ill wrench at London, feeb'iy,
EDWARD THE t1'EACE9IAKElt 1
M 1 hear 1h tiiiuii led 'peal of
brats is nouud.Ylg
rthi)lk. 1 lint to 'sante h, art rend-
Illg bl II
Aad f
Mrom the l.a!aer, wun,iou and the
lowliest cot tug*
A oat ion's prayers o1,.;'•,
1.111! may Cod bless our widowed O11''11
and mother
'11) Ile who titlark 1 111* lowly spar-
rutt''
S,11,1 w olds of 1C0111forr to 111 brok •11
Ilea • i, (1
'rhe King i,tsdead:: 1?du a rd our .zr::,t
peacemaker
'Such was the en'ssage sent to all
the world
Where'*: the t•tob'rnt o earth's great-
est trot (10/II
our 1 n un Jack'., unfurled.
Proal ,•errs'} curlier of the old Earth's
habitattors.
('uute•s'buck he .words of lOrrot* nod
of grief :
Froon 'every rm.:' 1. E n=.•' :d'.4 i05 c( •
Inoaninst -
Almost beyond belief.
N. DYER III"1tDON,
51 s(:.)"(i'Inn. of •I irkton, is the
guest of ber.auut,•Mis, Gardiner
G'r:s Wanted to 'Work in Clothing'
factory Exeter. as .opernlors.on ma-
ch'i,es and hand sewing, by the Jack-
-on Manufnct,ring Co. Apply !to G.
W. Dav:s, Supt,, for :full particulars.
The va:::e of varnish stains dencnds
: t :lir;-'.y t;ron ih: ,:rade of Varn-
ish used in snaking it. CalnPoi•ll's
Varnish Stain is made from the tough -
:•;t gum •floor Varnish. You can fin-
'sh your floor with this etain and
po•:r.d it wits a hammer withou'
causing the finish %to chip or scratch.
W, •), !IRANIAN sells it.
Mr. Paul Madge returned Saturday
from Alberta where be purchased a
ranch of 43110.acres. Th,' farm is 1:,
Luce; 'around and Mr. Madge has
or J• red posts for fencing it. Ile in-
tends go".ez Into rniz:d farming
tvht•nt raising and sheet' grazing and
ha; purchased a car -load tot imple-
ments. Ile(or*• leaving Alberta' .Air,
Madge wns offered n dollar an acre
more for the\'and than he paid for it.
On Tuesday nextt1 viii hold an :me-
: io't sale of titi:. farms and chattels in
..n^
An accident wh;ch,r(snited in a '• w
•hruis(•s to a couple o' lads. and
broken whi'fle-tree took place on
Station stret last Friday. Lloyd
Rivers accompanied by 51iater Harry
Se'.dom tsaa driving to the depot and
when about to enter the station yard
a dog ran out and :righte•ned the
horse. The animal jumped to on-
side and Ithe wheel o: the wagon
caught the tate post. Th' is hide* -tree
broke and Lloyd wn-t.brown out. but
he hung onto)th.' lines. When hr ,dot
the horse under control it had turned
around in the gateway. and was al-
most free of the shaves and was fac-
ing the wagon. harry fell between
the box of. the wagon and the wheel
and had histface badly bruised. Lloyd's
left ankle was sprained. The boys
were lucky 'to escape without more
serious results.
A Reactionary Storm Period falls
centrally on 111 • ,14th. lath and 10th.
Th • Moon at'f is, wart r and the cul-
mination of tie ALrciry period wl!I
heighten storm probahilties nt 'th;a
period. it must br!borne in mind that
"the annual focus of snlnr energy"
is centra: over the middle state and
other May storm periods, lir:nc,
great e:ectrical and ,tornadic storms
are more Tr: vent and violent
snout this time, It le folly to he nn-
mindfiti of these •great (acts, and it is
crirninnt iu any one having the care
of n househo d to make no sort of
pr'parit-on (or lornad!e visitations
nt such times. itegu!ar rise of barom-
eter and change to cooler will follow
r
a
.rh.
ewe. of all May storm periods,
i the her••••. ler r •r" n iou•,with
" r•. 'outh a •, nocg,;). winds. storm
e'. • 1*i11 1 i . at :themselves dn,!y an-
i , .•nl :ions break up, When
ysu - • 1, h barometer. stiff w•••s:er-
.y tt mel • ,nil decided change to cool-
•'. kno" :tint dui:y eye's of thunder.
r''u and ta•snd it at an end.
Church Directory
JAMES STREET
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Richard Hobbs, Pastor
Sunday l'ublio Worship -10.30 5,011,
and 7 pan.
Class Service -Sunday 0.30 a.m, and
after Morning Service and Wednes-
day night.
Young Alen'. Clue and L/atasbunteoa
Bunchy it t P.M.
Monday school and Bible Clitsbes LAO
11.01.
Epworth League -Tuesday at R. p.m
Prayer Meeting-Thur,dua ut R p•n►.
fund;ty• Hess 15th, The 'Pastor will
presets a sermon 'io 'young men at
night,
Men'sSuIts'KHOW What They Want
INTELLIGENT
PEOPLE
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llo not feel flattered by the methods of those who
seem to think they can bully them into BUYING.
Most People
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20,00
After all it's the Tailor who
makes a slut a SUCCESS or a
FAILURE. The most fascin-
ating style would he a fizzle if
there were not careful needle
work underneath. That is the
reason our Suitt: at 821.1 are
better than the suit you buy in
town for more money They
are perfect in every way if
not you can have your money
hack.
W. W .TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
EXETER ONTARIO
IAm selling the best
Woven Fence that is made
and 1 am selling at the following
ow prices: -
6 Bar Fence at 24 cts. per rod
7 Bar Fence at 27 cts. Per rod Ylte buyers. when looking 8 Bar Fence at Jo cts. per rodj. around not t O overlook
GLflTWOR1HY
OItAN'roN, ONTAK&O
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CARLING
Bus & Dray Business
a great deal better than the Merchant Knows. They
know too what their means are
And What To Pay
for their goods without extravagance. Knowing
these Things perhaps
They Do Not Know
the Place where they can trade to tale bet advan-
tage and would be glad of a hint
; Where to Go c
We can only say we do Our Best by all and in -
flaring purchased the
Rus and llray 1)IIS;'1 t'Ss
from Win. Arnold, 1 so-
licit a share of your pat-
ronage. Orders Ie'ft, at
the Advocate (slice.
T. G. Creech,
Proprietor.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
VICTORIA DAY
SINGLE PARE
FOR
R'OU'ND TRiP
n.•tween a:1 stations in Canada. also
to Nit nra Falls F •tl s a
ndli,tf.l
[ •t o N. Y
Detroit and Port Huron. Mich.
T.ck •ts good going May 23 and 21
Return limit May 20
I'I'I'Elt LAKE STE AMERF9
Sai:;ntr from Sarnia tat .3,30 p,nl•
for goo and Port Arthur. \lay 111 11
1S for Duluth Mae 11. 20, Sailint-.
The 11th Annual Convention o' .It. 1 from Co;lingwood 1,I0,p.rn.. and Otreu
Women's M'asionnry Noriety. n' th • Hound 11.1.' p,tn. 11'ednvsday nnd'lnt
tart .r el str'et wns.h.•'d in the 1L-tit
odist church. Wha'en. mit Thursday of
nst w•e,'k 1 lsr,r' numner tvrr.•
nresi tet. the church being comfortably
filed. Mernbrrs were present s from
f'nrkhilt, A ',a l'rni;t. , Clandeboye
Lucan, Feet r.
h;rkton. Grr,lron and Grand .Rend.
The morn'n;t sess'on tt:1. taken up in
the Transaction of business and th •
address and rep's of ;t eleonae, 14
the afternoon a model,nux:':1ry I,'eet-
•ng was given thy the Lnr:tn au.si'i'ry :
aos by Mrs. (Iter,) Steadman: en
address by Mr.. .Dickinson ; duct by
Mrs. \'nitre and Mrs, Snell : n rounnd
tab.,. temp •ranee conference by the
members or the Vagler auxiliary:
inarre(te by Woodham Allti'irlrvt
1lissiranary letter rend by Mrs, Wilson
and d'•cuss'on on \the• work, In the
••ven'nC nn :anslratrd lecture was
given by 11 •v, Out t. of Centra i i, Re-
freshments were ,crvl•d in the 1 a'c-
merrt of the rhnrch. `'Ir-, W. B. t1,sr-
shn'I. or N;, ,'ars • it a• r.'-ap!'o 11. 11
rarer. le;,er.
The Toronto (:'r,he ,hal the follow-
ing to ens n' Mrs, Anes Enos.. II :lel,
who w•i'I lecture nt the Thames florid
Pre-brt,•r'an church on May 123rd.
The ndm.',. on eharg-' i *%.1 tr 25 eta,
it is rather n darn! ambition to
Iry to cnfertain on nndienr, with 1h;•
myelic phi nsophy of Carlyle and 1 h
4nbt'e Po'lry 01 Shelley. yet. ntrangt.
to say. The 8''-dt on that met with
the greni'+t approval were rhos• from
tinrlor Ite•nrins" nrld " 1'341. ',yid
i're•ent." and •.11•• tttnlnif!ei'nt "oil,
to n 44kv'ark." Mrs. Charlton 111rack's
work indanal'* n naw egad 'hopeful
departure in 1'rn'e••'on 07,011 which
so many ('1:rions'y 1'n'se ideas prevail.
That the n rn of 1 he reader should be
1,1 e'e'pi, t Ihnmighl. and 1h' nob', Al
toe's,:h hint the tongmnge of nae n,-
t'nn h:I: given .•xpressinti to. I.. the
011' n1ts'* o',h'•r erred. Such an nits
714 ih's ;.s one far mar difiic•t:t of r -
a'itnt'nn nail involves infititf••ly
greater 'alto' than h• ordinary aim.
of the ordinary t••0rutionist. That
51r,, Chnr,tot, Itlnek has soceeed tl
and is succeeding in educ•stin.' /he
poi,;le taste in 'this respect. and i. us-
ing her gr't g:•niu$6ti Hiding en 'the
work of raising the literary and moral
urdays (or Son and G.•0raian Illy
1'orts.
Fit:I inronn:ision n. so chess *tr. from
J. J. KNIGHT, Ihpot AFttt,
or write J. D. 11UI)OSALD, union
t'• '•o Toronto. Ont.
A DIFFERENCE
Dun's make the 1mistak' of think-
ing shat all tnlcurn Iso'. d'rs are alike.
There is a difference -an important
d.fferenc,'. Nya"s Toilet Talcum i•
purified and ground and ground and
'nitrified ,
fird until it .
perfectly t1
y t:m• and
smooth. without a particle of grit
or roreign '1t, tanee.
I: is :he rest sass:•,t•:^ ; as der '• -
toi'e, ansa nueery-best '•or baby nn(1
be -1 for you. it *ecps the skin cleat
and ' ninoth. and Protects. ns well ns
bra's send relieves rh'pping. chafing
lowness. abrasions. irritations, prick -
!v heat. etc. Delightful after bath:rt.,.
or sh.v•ng. Dainti'l perfumed, 'I'ric •
.ie. Attractive ova! can.
•tier your eye -glasses at Ilow'y's,
Howey's [)rug Store
EXETER - OYTAIII(1.
)AIh7Ils1{!:I{it.� Ii�CUlt;ftONti To
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Highest prices paid for Produce.
E!,J$,IG IN HARDWARE
Plenty of G )(ads for Immediate Select; )n with Facilities
for getting :anything Special that may tib wanted
%s in short order. This is } cur Store 44011
IP You
Qlv WANT NIM
PRESTON
SHINGLES
WHILE? yo,i'is talk-
in1 ah.ut the ' Preston'
Shingle. Don't (,ogee
its twin brother
PRESTON
CORRt t:IA•1'1A)
IRON
Made according to the
Igid Sperifications of
rm. British (:over [mien:
ire "it, t.l,,i 's ith Preston Roofing late: 1 ,1 finish, d M ith
Metal (',Sling
Seeds Now in Stock :i s
Mange', Tornio, Co n, Fre ling Carrot, I, t‘‘ n Gras', 'hall and
I)tcarf % i'i1lrtniuls, 1,'nt 1 an 1 Broad ll'indscr Beans, Little tit m
Pea.. 1'- t c
Tire+:rithing, Plumbing and Fiartlate 11 earls e Specia•ty.
„t Hawkins Sovc & Hardware Store
•111t,T1•,R\CANADA :IgoN�"r,=>- Ott•,edoor north otBrowninRsl)rtt,;Stole.
Thro,l h r lI • AI, : ropolis of Chicago,
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