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ia»tc>ne,1 uPt irn
r� °u1a fax' Mar. 'l '. 3i: 013riem'n,. t(
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"e" .4)17 'able to tulfll his duties
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-' ht Over at.
a nice han L y car .tiele , to have
wa , A A nice one
Celts $14,
Everything right about it, of "course.
w on
lien a rx tiont4 iF bks
ar idea 'oea th-
;i l$14 ?s°eda
cher, VaS ung`; a red dollars spent
t the ;sehoo1:mould make this farm
hitilrovee =
MM rs. ` Talkwil rtr`Fe ake` tbeanetuzineer •
Y
imtng a residence in London at present.
flo.rvey Bros. are this week so busily
ieaogag L iriatl m ` r our
haven't, time to write a small- adgert-
isezz ent,. '
Mr. Win. Russell, who has been
dying 00 a locomotive between Sarnia
and'Suspension Bridge, bas returned�
to his home..
The Reit, pc.ed muission
arry serinoris in Rlina.viiille Church on
Sunday last, morning and everting,
and at Sunshine in the afternoon.
Mr. Win. Rivers, who recently *par.
chased, Mr. A. Dow's milk bustue ae,
.. ,:took ' late April lit and has been
fait . ufly serving bis usttomere -for
the past few days.
- eh nope e€t esday--f:
the West in Charge of a carload of
Settlers' effects for Mr, Root, Pickard.
Mr, Pickard we 'understand derstand will fol.
low in a fe •days»
alt
Place 'kir values Asn w. }'alt .11Ters, The death is announced' at. Toronto
rpt` and Curtains tike S`teirart's., of Mrs. Bishop. mother of Mr. henry.
it too:aim the tickle--Roweg's Cher, = e : op, flnit gtow-fooinrre:rlr-uf .
ry "±t i dial : ry l ttie:.: mr J ,,x; .,_ : li s . •xL Diisbop. wb ;died -fit
• resideaamace of�herdas ughter, ms.Sbawvaa r,
The P'rroniottori i xamtn tries for w bluer her ted year,
Huron will be held on April, IStb d�
l4tb. Mr» Frank , '[u.rdoch A.irbraake In-
o dson of Ret,» Godwin, who :has spe t"Crr," of Plttsiau �. Ohio, is the
y guest of Mr. J, .J. ingot, . Statinn
been grans ill for wee
the, pati k, ima
oiiein$-
> ��g , ent. Mr. Mu rdocb is a msson •of ' .+•
-WM. Murdoch w+rha at one. time +alma -
mee
game of quoits Is called for ,'F'ridaaay.
'evening next at the Town .Hall.
._------znetislaer Elocnt on. Recital by
Mise Godwin andpupils,,.:">riiday even-
ing. Lawyer Stimalmry will take the
chair.
Mr. Wm. Cbowen last'weekrchas•
ed the residence of Mrs. Ann Hearan
on Carling street, and is preparing to
nrnve t l>n, .. , _. ._.
The friends of Mr. Win. Dearing, of
Stephen,-wiil-bepie-aced to:;learn -that
• his condition has somewhat -improved
• ssipce'last Week. -°
I>f ou want coinsood cowl attend
the tinter Bros.' Sale at Centralia
n 4 , L.
local eLaewhe e.
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Any of ouroursubscriberssubscribers having c •o
p
iees of the Advocate for Dec. 1 tb-au l
Feb. letb, will Confer a favor by leaa:v-
,ipgsant t this efl'ice..-
lisse Formaaldehyde for smut in seed
grain, itis attire remedy}. Sold: with
full directions. by C. Lutz, Central
} litter.
- tlF > a- iilaG
M't'�Tflliaxerat Brills , is �` ia.'
Smith, London Roam, bas taken a
ition with Richard Mnrpity in the
Formaldehyde the best thing known
tomodern for arrant on grain.
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and,-ss!ar>rr-.
;Howey s Drug Store, Exeter,- ,
The Rev. W,. w,Ituiral : an,_ w;
occqpifth'i-ongt-ortre-Ttivitriltr..--
monal church on Sudday next while
Rev. Perkins wilt preach in Win_ghat,
In the report of . tbe final erxawwiina-
tions at the Western.. Danair ool,
t rant }cry, t e nam o , at> a
of Exeter. appears as one of the suc-
cessful students.
Parties desiring, pltius, cherry or
apple trees sprayed will do well to.
brir uuartleaat w►th--fatopt9-flA ,
Market Gardener,. who bas- it first,
classspray irig outfit.
1llandford shipped as car
loam of horse* to Winnipe Mondawyaw.F
They were iinchawrge of Mr. . ileo., idag�
shat, who, we understand, intends t
tmainiing inn ills West.iss:
a place twr h the tail ou ht to be.waais
born in' the & a►ble of Mr. cares emelt,:
'Sr., last week. Otherwise the calf is
ar , %%'bat is sail 1tcki ig for the
�pooir animal .when the fliessappear.
Ors deal tarok thenni sit a1ty wangle or
Cisarati seed Os ate 'eras gsiteas. good as
,Steel `l. r . Sfen*art tells diem, cheap
too.
ue ► . t L e green + Title - on ion
Street. -
r. Was. Dew, of Grundy centre
s► ,
low, who we reported .a fewweeks
ago; as being very ill, with but little
hopes of his recovery, is, we are pleas-
ed to note, recovering and gives prom-
ise of being restored to his former
good health.
Mise Mabel. F. Hersey, daaaighter of
Mr. .Saunuel.Mears ey, of. radon, -form-
'illy
orm-.erly of Exeter, is one of Retest; of grad-
uatiin g-- °nu��-in the Rtysl- Victorian
Hospital Nurses Training Scbu of s,t.
diplomas to the classon Saturday last.
Geo. bunter. & Son, t f Ridgetow.n,
ltitotd-atrotter-bigirnati
Ce ntr`aliaaa on Friday,- rile 7th, 1905,
15 cc'ws. calv'e'd;4t) springers, -5 fafarrowcows.. Parties wanting cows should
see them before buying. The right
kind for milk and stock. Everyone a
g' x d.tm - _ .,
Mr. Geo . e Bissett received- word
Tuesday that his son, Grover, who has
been engaged in the Verity Plow
Works . -Brantford, baa been .stricken
down with an attaaack of rheuraathnn
end is. now in the hospital in that. cit
Ills friends here will wish lawns r
•
.The RtiesTaylor Co. have received
thecontrract tosupply rtbe••f urnia rk
it is ait pleasure to note that the cora,
n' t•-ise endini l usin.e a are .ts-.
and It s to congraatt,ii st d"`:on re-
ceiving
e-ceiv ng so large an order f coni the
Classic City.
et •inti'ldr' g
r d•to nou+E ,,
ll, •
iven, n t t e L''i esbyteriian church • on
• riday evening last cinder the auspices
•F i • i stbui-R 'e&vor c `ei
aid of the Free•IIospiital fo�yrCOnsurnp»
times at Oravenhurrt. WW1 very sur-
cessful in a aalkeazcept attendance. The
arnaaall attendance was a }result of the
several public meetings in different iris
terata ing held that evening,.
The Evangelistic meetingo which
have been so successfully conducted
by Rev. and Mr . McN sir, of Remit -
ton, in the James street Methodist
chh, were brought to a close on
Tuesday evening. The meetings have
been largely attended throughout and
,rural good has been the result.• Mr.
and..M� fair, left ,err Weiuiesdar
for Inglewood where they vein conduct
vor ode.
A qu itityp of seed Grains Black
Barley and Oats.
W. D.:tilaustitran, .ftveter.
nattaisx ter Saks
The frame building en the old Suth-
erand-lnnis-propere , containing 13
stralthonsanclifeetntiumberi
1 be'
*did cheep.. -Jo G:tttgerxn.
Seedis-
er end • garden meds --ail kinds
suregrowers packages for t► cense,
also all kinds of confectionery. •
Charlton's Fah., Exeter.
:1 ittcrko .Raurp.Plias, F4 ns ,
Saving purclaaseel e ut,c ►e uel
eat of Mr. S. Hardy I res L ectfull
mso,iC eon *nuance` !.t_
from all the 014 customers and any
new ones who may feel inclined to fa-
vor ince in that ways.
Frank Wood.
view Leaves tar Cascara
)G.c n inti_ (Eng.Ldi e re-
cently . That a brew from viol
leaven .'ia'•an _elfectite_cure„...for_cancer.
inaaay not be ♦ new in theary;. _buts two
actual cures are now reported. Much
interest has been taken in a story told
by Dr;:.. Gordon, of Exeter. of a man
who refused to be -operated on for can -
of
t; the ton ue. en violet leaves
Arden- v
. • every day he �iraak�p.�rtr ofrafi+e �ran�
Dr. Butler, Louden, will be at the
central Hotels Thursday, April- eBGb, bot., the rest be usedas•a fomentation.
all day, for l ye lar, Nose andThroat That treatment has, bees continued
butconsoltat
etosassetsa*ttoiiitteit. hard scar. On reading this story a
Bowmen will he consulting . their woman, well-known socially, writes,
heat interests by getting their horse telling an even: more remarkable story
bills printed at the _ Advocate Office. of •the cure of cancer of the liver by
dod, ss;:ofcuts .to_select froix and violet la� .-- Treatedby o.=.s cialist.
prices right. Don't pass the Advocate without ava3il, she grew morose aid
wheen.in-n:eed,of-siich. :war :-till•violet leaveswerea.sugge=sted:
Wo 'sF tt>!t.+ tit.tte by a friend, Ho.pelesa saf +e er heir
he Woman's Institute will hold cuced she nevertheless tried it. She
their regular monthly meeting hi' the took a wine glass of the decoction
rawewaading room of the Town Hall, on several timmees ahy..clad vela, ►, plied'
eta r3�xl""iilai c i r ---lair=` • tt nt iirrrrsr.
air discnarsiaiit R 'ties' Cleainin civet• „tlrae seat of the cancer. The
and nsect Pe see. far. A os is expos .. otr ;s -alis is now completely
sed togive4•tAk on "The niture of.Csairc�ml.
Mowers." A full. attendance is : re- irii>Criaaaiea r o hales.
quested. as. the seeds and bulbs pot- The nannl Annual° Millinery Open-.
chanted' by the -Institute -for -the -rne 3 :: ken he..-sprin�e aon.-,.was
hers will +dist ibuteed at the close of held Friday and Saturday last at the'
the meeting. various millinery establisshnients
Mrs. Wickwire, 3iii' c. Iia stings. throe bout town, and to say the least
Pres. • Sec', `4 • ' e sight at each -and -gait must eve
supplied...
yeah es an glasses
s since the be�inniug of Novet»ber last,
a; applied. aaand now
not�htng ar�earxis;iizai a tiny
Being a progressive person Saul aa
eb 'w'd buyer you -are alentye-looking for
the best bargains—Aren't Yor?
4 A
e
willing t o -_
oaax u b t
...�,M ..._.._
'Mitts Forscastalor kprit. Ir
A ar "p'ui'ICaI;. storm riot] ex` hand .. of fair cines who visited' the
thaw loom. As the seasons come
iuihe tlih tn. s : t the •
a _.At It meeting.. of the bowlingclub on
venni'
took place, other business being left
until next Monday evening when an.
other meetingtwilll�be held. They new
oftic c rs ai°e: lion. -Pres., Rev. It MR. M.
Perkins- Pare., John Muir:Vice-Flea.;
'tom.. ,,. • ,.. ..� , l�
cher; Chop,* fay. W. Martin.
--Miss Mildred p0 nits,' at # eti :-byw
'tierpupilsIn . Elocution, will ,give a
Recital -in . the Opera RIouse,...xcter,
on-tbeavening of F day, April 7tli,
1906. The program comprises Elocu-
Hona •arelectlo na�, Pia ,onologue ,
iu '
.r♦ _w aL. ..Y.- ` ,.1'_ 1'nt.iil - trait •e
furnished by Mama Amy Johns and
others. This ettentpromiset to be of
peculiar interest and profit and should
ensure a full house. Admission 15
cents, Colne at g o'clock *rid enjoy
the evening's program.,
A eofnewbat unususl incident bck�.
. t ed in the nraarnettitt CCM in thew
ternigh School Department, when
they teacher masked the pupils to OM*
working,for at•few, minutes on Fridayr:.
soon !Sat Mise Maud- Taylor
camst forward and read an aaddrr •
signed by *11 the Commercial *Went*
and the, teacher to Mie.t.indaZunter,
of Winchetsies, who Is leaving school.
changes t at go .;''. ore t e• orrnaa on
and approech.of cloudiness and storms
wilt - ;..An_ th. eastward we
r�
prcr i _ incl at+cmt; R-
e � tai iS ri with .£ unider
ainewviill, 4touch nuiner+rius
aRi theltrprognser-eastwird-
civer the country. The Mercu Bis.
tnrncae blending with that o 4 . :nusi
attbis time, : wilt-tilmost--sure
long and_.intensify ran _a andition
hatlittlenruninitnro
tied weather will follow this period
before the beginning of another.
Musa ott:aana t
SeerefOr.
a jet Of the.
• t
nae rs a t+rd siva
sinitnle the, ob-
i litte''wari. *04W
►wiag
to an
bic to'prrrn
'' l�
..ties news _amen of Exeter show their
ente►iyiee by displays that are in
keeping- with- ;the : occatsion. It-. last
e a xrnr� ort -°:;aand b s_ amt --
went cannot be too often repeated,
ghat- ne _own: iize.can e'w.
li founa gacaod as es i xi a is tna e
b ..Exeter- merchants. The Spring
Millinery Openings this season ere a
corroboration of the statement,
ladies- Who -bed -.visited tither-.,plaaacea—
citte t sriic� It, ` L 1 e, o . e exce -
"leder and superiority of the Show here.
The most noticeable feature in the
newest importations is the profusion
of tritntning arranged at the backs of
b ; - a. , • Another featureof this
t-seiette's hat is the.: baindeaastai. mr y
a bandeau, rIt`l and
>t` new tnnClde
every � �
it-May-heplaced at the back to seen-
atua>ttie the tip..tilted brim, cit. at the Side*
where the buism in either flared or; fold.
ed iwer to meet the tip of the crown,
while some Of the daintiest creations
hair! a tiny bandeau ijn 'front or even
-will take toi
entirely different aspect* by a eleter.
handlingoafthehener. Moral trim
-
wings were never so beautiful, both
aur to form surd Color:, and almost eve
hat Of any importance 18 adorned wittt&
some sort of Rower -or foliage. Ria
hold first place In the trimming of.
arrant headgear, and each eseaaaso'n they
appear more attractive. atr'tands of
'
minlatirt morning-glories. *Aisle* in
.pestet, and conventionalised pansies,
nd` the fluffy- feathery thistles lug.,
gsaet delightful htful effects in the adorn.
anent of Springand Stunning headgear.
One of the picturesque het* of the
sawn is the rday lr+ br�odet•le englais e.
` •boixot.lowers form the .tr�lmmin
neweat:turtaan baa_ . f y` von
With the a
Wiedge the lied -up :brim
;meeting the crown edge.
ttsi1way Medithos
A 'public rneetin of those interest-
ed-in.t ro ect-o -String
of the C. 'I. through this distriect
was held in the Town Ilall, on Mon-
day afternoon. an'd' -notwithstanding
a>a
wet end disagreeable day the at-
tendance : Wile all that could -be desired.
Representatives were present from
Cireditim, Winchelsea, Rirkton and
other pert* of the To{wnships'of• ti-
. L, °., a ,t tm w '^
called to order by Mr. T. 13 Canning,
President of the Exeter Botirrd of
Trade, and after explaining the object
Of the <Meeting, A, ,healthy discussion
of instterrs pertaining to the proposed
toed ensued,/ all being of the unat i•:
mous opinion that imno more worthy
project could be soughtF The -
era were Mr. L. :M. Dickson, ' Dr.
lam, Mr. Shier. andMr. a� yy. of 1fr
Brown
ton, Mr. and Mr. Zwicker, of
r Citon. Mr. J..;Tones..Wincheel
Mr. T. 11, McCallum.and other*, It
was unaranaizn ly resolved tbn the
Township* of Stephen and C nee
be asked to bear a portion of'theae rLL
rrrad, the total einit ' of
c ant the nrighborrhood Of S*,
t'lrer~ aiarrieiiarit:l,ewa}mmed for Exeter. Ste hen,
;ate Bsre iCng *200, and
a urthig $Ithetattitr f
atba 'Csiaorne *ire therefores.
+a ontribiiite esteh. The f a
tnnunittsts wets infra
on the Stephen and c e
respectively. asking add Co
tontr+ihutethe amounts aa'bn
s' r Job,n Delbr
Sh• ier, . CI» Jit Stephen •l
ern 8..Brown and F`" ng.
lowing j u rla aaommranitte a
Opea irk SteOteut„ Ratiter
ltb •Mr..i i
fir, a a.
ea
rte., rtitr . `B`sbntrtt. feast. a
Therefore you . would ____._.''�_ .g--..�.�_w ...
deal with. us 11 you kn.>ew we *Mild {dive
you the -best -fear tbeleasttxtoney--Woitld-
set You?
Well themia have us clelirpx• era youas•
borne:some of our nese furniture at prices
will Corvus 4 to
Sideboards in golden pantile, double shaped top. 14x24 mirror, as low as $8.00
Bedroom Suits, 8 piece Golden or Mahogany, 26 in. &weer, 16x20 bevel
plate manor
g12,M0
Parlor Suite, i pieces,. upholstered In best velours . $ls.tlt►
Couches, u h'.. in velours , 0 ft. 2 in. Icing, 28 in. wide, fringe all ,around.; $4.60
EVER 1 THING ELSE IN -COMPARISON'
Cartsets fi lfOteUms
SPACIU(AN!S..
New &piing Itfuse. fu—riiship
Splendid Values is Brussels, Tapestries, Wools, Unions. Square
Rugs, Etc. .
LINOL.... _
In both Flo iasl and Block Patterns. - and _ .we r4'-
commaammezid these •
s for the excellence.of finish, beauty of design
and MOD ►RAT . PRICK
LACE; GEM=
specialt.. urt*ine and have-now-int--alar--&is-�-:
r
swcntl!.'f'a<'.r�mt-<�t',#a�•l�' __ - __
' :' lumen pry �', _
Curtain mets, Art Mualins, Art Sateens,r etc. w patterns, pretty F
double widths. •
tt�li�i vii B
NEW
4 ERS :
Our stock is now in splendid shape fors tin - bu sin ess. If you
` .....,t'a_calL .at .....
once and see what we are doing in WALL PAP ' I
Everybody weiconied at the Busy Store whether intending to purchase or not.
J. N
tiii
headquarters for the cel eb lit n U �lv r ug ---
Papers.
Meati Myers laa!'t ,for London Tues.
y ere
Miss! ra. Olhinson is visiting friieriids
,its, Antes
saiais"onorl