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At this season of the year when the
Weather ,Plaangee so sud ienly, Do not let
a cold run. on, It may lead to Catarrh or
something worse.
HEXALL 11LISTE COD LIVER EXTRACT"
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"Tonic, Price $1 aBottle.
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Have You Tested its Merits.
Hl'•R `3t' -EIGHTH YEAR—No 1991
Huron & Middlesex Gazette
EXETER, ONT CANADA, THURSDAY 11IORNIN+GG, APRIL 11th 1912
JONES- & MAY I
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Our Milliners are very busy but are ready to take your order for. your Easter Hat.
They are showing some0very dainty styles in the newest Paris and New York Effects,
SEE OUR HATS BEFORE YOU BUY !
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NEW COATS AND SUITS
Still a nice lot of Spring Suits and Coats to
choose from. Nifty Styles and
Good Colors.
SUMMER DRESSES
Our Ready -Made Dresses for Ladies, Misses
and Children are just in. They are
real beauties and come in all colors
Prices are very Cheap.
SWELL WAISTS
We have a lot of New Cream Silk and Net
Waists. Just right for Spring wearing.
Also Some Good Blacks.
LADIES' NECKWEAR
In Collars, Jabots, Side Jabots and Coat
Collars, Some very New Designs and
Patterns. Just what you want.
A11 prices to choose from.
Dress Goods for Spring
FANCY DRESS GOODS COTTON DRESS GOODS
' Bordered Voiles in all colors. Striped
Voiles in all shades, Tans, Blues, Greens,.
Browns, Greys and Blacks in great
varieties.
Bordered and Fancy Foulards. Cotton
Voiles, Marquesettes, Jaquard Silks,
Ginghams, Linens and
Chambrays.
MEN'S NEW SPRING WEAR
Headquarters here for New Shirts and Col-
- lays, New Hats and Caps, New Ties '
and Lounge Collars,'New Sox and
Suspenders.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
For House Cleaning—New Rugs, and Car-
pets, New Matting and Jap Mats, New
Lace. and Tapestry Curtains, New
Linoleums and Oilcloths.
NEW SHOES
For Men, Women ,and Children, in Tan,
. Black or Patent
Phone 32
WALL PAPER
For Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room or
Kitchen.
Jones it .May, Exeter
Ladies are
Delighted
with
CAMPBELL'S
VA.RNIS II STAIN
for re -staining and finishing
Furniture, Wood-
work and F1 oors
They can do the work
themselves witk
excellent result"
Sold in all colors in 15,
2: 45 and 85c tins
cti I=NAfIEL
of FREE
} lA receipt that will absolutely break
up any fever, no matter what caused
it if taken time. I have used it twenty
years without a failure, A postal
card will bring it by return mail. Ad-
dress C. R. Jenne 10 Alice Street Tor-
onto.
Watch for the Lady Demonstrator. Use Chi-Namel for all
decorative purposes. All colors and Shades.
USE OUR
Ready -fixed Paints and Varnishes. Good brushes
from 5c upI-IE.
AHARDWARE
AND STOVE
STORE
SCRANTON COAL ROOFING
MtC. s �� 1912
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The Times" to the end of r 75c
TheneWsr~est
paper in the :County
AUCTION
SALE
General
Merchandise
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EXETER
BtIRGfiIN STORE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, April,
11, 12 & 13 at 3 p. nna
and 8p.ni
Exeter School. Board
iMinuites of the meeting held in the
yown UTali Monday, April 81th, at'8 p.
m. Absent F. W. Gladman and Ifs
Woo& The following is. the order
of business duly submitted and appro.
v'eld., Per chair minutes of previous
mhei~ltin►gl Reports of Committees,
Wood, confirmaltion of O'itarch report,
Insurance, refund of 20 per cent sc-
oured. on list' premium; ]Lecture 'Corp:.
March address given. by L. H. Dick-
son Esq. further addresses to be held
over for Sepltember term; Building
coni., alterations procurable: for a ten
room schoar with assembly hall
and -basement at minimum ,cost',
walls in first •class condition. Per R.
N. Creech and I Armstrong that a
careful and Mara o/a report presents
d ley the building committee A. E.
Fuke receive the special thanks of
the •board. Per Aa E. Fuke and I
Armstrong that he following paye
moats he approved; 3. E. Creary,
wood 114,00; :W. S,1 (Cole drugs 1 33;
Advocate printing 13,65; E Dougall,
wood i53.00 Toronto Supply Cow chem-
icals;
hem-icals; 24.40 Per R., N. Creech and Al.
E. (Fake that the school including
desks be 'thoroughly scrubbed during
the present holidays; 'lir R+. N,
Creech and A. E. Puke that i'he'H. S.
Inspector•s report toe received , Per
A. E: Fuke and R, N. Creech trhat the
Public School report be received Per
A. E. Fuke adjournment,,
J. GRIGG, Secretary.
Exeter Council
A special meeting of the (sauna.
was 'held Saturday evening the 6'tla
insit. All members present with, the
exception of Mr. Lovett,. The meet-
ing was called for the purpose of
taking into consideration the laying
of a new sewer on the west' side of
=in etreetr The reeve suggested
that we secure the service of an en-
gineer 'to take the levels and ,give us
as •estimate of the probable cost of
same. •
Scott and Ford that we engage an
engineer to take the. levels' and to
give an estimate of the probable cost
of the workt `'
Rivers and Scott—That Mr Farm.
combe had been doing the work of
the town and so fax as he knew his
work was quite satisfactory and that
he be engaged to -engineer the job.
Carried, r
The Council adjourned to the call
of the Reevo.
Oil T. 13. CARLIING Clerk,,
--Asti--
THAMESROAD
.Mr, letter Whitlock spent a few
days at Dundas last week'.
Mr. 'Hal Brawn gave a dance last
Monday evening and the young'people
had et very pleasant tine.
So far the farmers have ,not report-
ed any extra big runs of sap this year
but the sap is still running and of
good qualiky.
The quick thaw and extra flood-
ing of the creeks• caused a number
of small washouts around and a few
farmers last bridges which were
either demolished or washed away
comple hely.
Mr. Wes Arrns't\ong and his man
were boiling sap in, the bush lost FriL
day the A'uxSauble rase to such a
height . that they had tot fall a. trek
'across the river before they were able
to return to •the house:
I t• has been suggested by some that
the Duck pond at the corner of the
Presbyterian church -vas in need of
a little gravel.
Mrs. S. Passmore and' her father
moved to Exeter last week. l • •
Before moving to our new premises,
we have decided to "reduce our stock
of Boots and ShoestHataand HCaps,
Laces, Trimmings, Embroideries, Rb -
bens, Corsets, Dress Goods, Boys' and
and Men's Suits etc,
Three Premier Separators for Sale
Remember the Dat e and n Place
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T EXETERBARGAIN
•STORE
School Reports
Following is the result of the Huron
l',romdtion Examinations held at S
S. No. 5 Usborne on March 28 and 20
and April 1st based upon general pro.
Helena.* throughout the the 'term tor,
gether with. the teste. The names
of pupils and their percentage are
put down in order of their merit: I•t
required 30 out of a 100 on each subs
jeot and 60 on total. None getting
below 30 on any one subjedt
From Jr. 1411 to Jr 1V Ferrol Hig-
gins; 185; Thelma Ford 80 Harold
Moir 74; Orby • 1 estle 71; From • Jr.
jiP1 to Sr. 111 Arnold Ford 63; Gordon
Perkins 55; 'Charlie Prout 50; From
Middle I T to Sr. 11. Mary Darman
5'8; From Jr If to Sr. 11 May Ford 78
Ch,a.rlie Fisher 69; Oran Moir 61;
Amy Fisher 57 Laura Flicks 57 From
Jr. .Pt 1 to 'Sr. Pt. 1 Russel Ratcliffe
Violet Ratelif6e Tom Yellow. Jackie
Aldington.. Jr. :Pt 1 George Moir
Creseenit Dayman. J. A. 13rintnell
teacher;
Report of Easter Promotion .exams
of S. S. No. 1 TTslborn,e,.
E•nitran•ce class, marks olbtainab!e,
500. required to pass 300 John Dougal
333 ; Cecil Harris 146; Elgin Rowcliffe
340. !Meg'„ie Strang 331; Wilfred Don, -
gal 327,; 0 •ltowcliffc 310; Elva 'Har
vey 102. Sr. Class Mira Dew 485;
Lily Selves 475; Frank Jarroltt 402;
Jr, IV plass—K,aIto Sanders, 'Marvel
Neil; Flossy Neil; Vera Bell, Ross
Dick; IN class—Evelly+n Cann .Ila
Mitchell; Clara Neii, Clifford Moir;
Lorne Oke„ Mac. Donegal, Alice Dick
Rosa 1Starr. Laura Nail Sr. Class Lein
Purdy, Annie Strang; 'Torn Dougal
•I
Wilber Selves; );axl Mitchell Percy
:Harris; Jr IX Glndvs. (Dew Mamie
Selves Harold Woed Edgar Cudmor e
Aver age alitend•anse for Match 34'
W. 13, Rydall Teachers
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ago
CORIIIVEATI—AI' the Ssuble Line,,
Stanley March 25'h to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Vorriva'au a son.
ETUE—At the Snnblc Line ;Stanley,
ft/torch 51tJi '2 to Mz end Mrs. Sired
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Heave a; soon„t
lytoBBLD73—At the Town Line Staniey
en March 1.Mh to Mr. and Mrse'S.
McBr. i.a e <a. 'sorsa.
LITTLE —At Zurich on Sunday :1st
Be Fs BEAVERS
Marehl Ito Mr. land Mrs, H. L.%t.tlel
fir' :Soba(
W. H. COLLj1GV'S
Manager of The Canadian Bank o`.
Cansmerce, who leave on Friday 'to
take charge of the Branch at Brock,
ville. Mr. G. IL 'Waugh who succeeds
him in Exeter arrived on Wednesday
Locals
Mr. John Welsh Is in Toronfo this
creek on business.
Dr.- Rollins of Mimico spent Mdp;
day visiting in -town.
Mrs Thos. Creech who recently un -
d• rwent an operation is improving
nicely,
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Rev. A. Barker of Seaforth visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coul'tis a few days
last week.
Don't. forget to hear Miss Rhoiddtti.
of Detroit at the•Oden Tylme •oncert
of Detroit at the Olden Tyme Concert
We would like to get a copy of
the 'Times”; of March 14th ind
would appreciate the favor if some-
one would send us in a copy:
Mr: James Dickens of Birmingham
Eng.. who is visiting Canada spent
the Easter holidays at the home of
Mr. ,john W. Welsh London Road
north;.
Mr. M. F. Salter, who for the past
15 years .tis been butchering with
Mr, 4. 3. Ford, has resigned his pos-
ition. and leaves in a few days for
Landon where he` has accepted a si.nb-
ilar position Mr. and Mrs. Salter
have many friends in town who will
regret their departure:
LOST-I,n Ezatr;r about a month
ago a fox *arrior answering to the
name of Skip. The dog • was white
having five spats.. one on each hip
and an each shoulder and one •on. the
head he also 'had a black bobtail,
John Routly Winchedseat,
By using. Campbell's Varnish Stain
Graining Process you will produce
a fine effect over any old discolored'
flcror. First •apply the Ground; color
then the surfacer, going over it with
the Graining roller; finish with C.am-
bell's ..Varnish stain, Light ak or
any desired Shade. It wears Jibe iron
Ask W. J. I3eaman.about it.
Friday, passed off ciuiet_1y in. town.
'I'h • ,tsy wns ideal, the sin shone_ out
brightly and many citizir. p radod
ttel streets Bonin; for the first time
he it
new spring outfits, • Many
spent the clay out: of towe chile a
great many were in town visiting
with rola i Ives and friends. On Sun-
day tL -weather turned colder.
Rev. E. G. Powell was called to
Oorunna. on Monday morning on as -
ratan of his mother's death Mrs. G.
Powell. Mrs. Powell was born in
I rerana ane came, 'ta Canada when
a sgirl and was a member of Abe
Methodist church all heir life. 'Ale
though 82 years old she did her own
work and was around as usual on
Saturday night. She took a slight
Stroke and passed away on Sunday
Funeral will be held in Methodist
church Cern ant on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock •
Remains Brongh't Home—The re-
mains of the late E. N. Boon. ivho:
was killed at Thorold whip brakeing;
on a freigh:t train and mention of
whose death was made last week,
were brought to Exeter on Thursday
last and were interred in the Exeter
cemetery on 'Friday. The funeral
wns prirvaitc the I. 0. F. of which he
MIS •a member assisting in the ser-
vices. A.mang those who were in at
lendance were Mr. and Mrs. E. Vroo-
man of Cope town. and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry :Baker of St. Thomas.
Bo yotr Ofie
east 014,1 t In graixr Ilse it tl .e te>s
e +f 4y. its virtue is ugcluest aUedo k*
why neglect eonaetlii l,g, that naeankso0)0
to you, Better^ tet ready now,. e 'WA
flue received a large sinlawent fresh 'tee1p
the manufacturers, If' You get it at Cola* .
Os.good,
.Drug Store
$1.00 Set year in adwalzce
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year's styles carried over, but a COMPLETELY NEW STOCS, This assur-
es you the latest to be bad for DRESSEY MEN. When you get it
here you know it's new. Come to us for Ready -to -Wear Suits; Spring
Overcoats; Fancy Vests; Pants and Oyeralls; Plats and Caps;
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs; Gloves, Underwear and Socks.
Cloihes That Keep
Shape
TAMAN made -to -measure clothes are shape retaining.
Every yard of cloth, the canvas, the haircloth, the wigan, the
lining that goes in the inside, is aII thoroughly shrunk by ®'
special process before being made up. That is why Taman m,
garments retain their style points , until worn out—and �'
they cost no more than ordinary garments. •
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ELIMV ILLS
Mrs. N. Ogden on 'Wednesday last
met with a very painfulaccident, I,n
some manner she slipped and fell
putting her ankle out of joint. The
doc`or was called who dressed the in-
jerf ;;nib and sha is doing well].
' ITM%r . Wm. Jacques who has been
seriously ill for the past three weeks
js improving slowly.
Mr. Sidney Wilson iris been confini-
ed to his hone for the past stwo
weeks with a severe attack of rhos -
ma tism.
Mr. J.% T. Parkinson president of
the Lko,ncc 'n teachers Association is
spendign 'the holiday swith his moths
ce• Mrs. S. Parkinson of Elimviller
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jaques of
S'tratlfrord spent Easter with the for-
naves
or'mgr's mother Mrs. Wm, Jaques.
The 'Hicks brothers are getting a
large new Gals'tone engine for cutting
weed telt'ei i '
The Thaw—The dem at the river
was somewhat damaged on Friday
caused by a big ice jani just above
it Fed lbyie the sudden thaw the Aux
Sable rose suddenly Friday afternoon
to the dimensions or raging torrents.
With the rising of the waters the
to began to move and piled up. and
and part of the Dam was carried
wayi A Lean, of men worked there
most of the night, Throughout the
townships several bridges and culver-
ts were damaged The bridge en Mr.
Samuel Cuclmares farm was carried
in ay, Several washouts in the roads
were reportedi•
7 aster Sunday was br'fitingly eel-,
obrnb'd with services of son,ee in Civ.•
'r4'sby'terian church on Sabbath last.
'l'3. -hair of the church assisted by
:'rof. W. Brown and Mr, L. C. neon -
!op; of Galt, rendered some excellent
•pprnprih•'`•' mnsic while the pastor
Rev. S. 5, Sharp pr'aehed two very
•ocrIt
I sermons.
The program as
as
insibi'she el in lass sc.'e ks issue
-is r5rri,, r cut in full. On Monday
r nins n a„cred concert was held
,Irl es re est,' lovers it- nets a rare?
".•rnat. The singing of, the choir, in
solos, cluetts trios quartettes and an,-
thorns was of a wry high order and
trtu'oll appredia'ted by those Drese'nt.•
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t 14 r. Fred. Sharpe of 'Shipka., and
Mss Bertha Hobbs, of Thorndaier
iwer.r quidtly married on Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. Mr. McCracken of
ll;derton at the residence of the, brides
brother -inn -law Squire William Taylor
of 35i Central avenue London
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Some ladies always Iook young
—many of thein use—
FACE CREAM
A quarter buys a big jar of it.
It soothes the skin and keeps
the complexion clear and is
not greasy.
Anything
you
buy with
the
name
w01 gtvg
yon
entire
satiatte•-
tion
W. S. HOWEY, Pima.
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Powell's Bazaar Phone 55
3 BIG DAYS 3
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Commeneinir FRIDAY, APRIL 12th, 1012, we will put on sale a .1.
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FinestWHITE Granr
teware
ever
BLUE
AND
Large shipment o
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shown in .Exeter, eclipsing anything we guar attempted, 800 pieces. in :5! ,.
all and nothing over 2 Cents. The early shopper will be in luck. So,
get here Early. Remember AP111L 12th, 13th and 15th, Three Big
Days, This Graniteware is imported from Germany andis best grade.
Other Specials in April
day to sell at Job
dha
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wilbe
here most any
an
job lot
of H,
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A
big
Prices, Wait and see ttr.c�nd. Clothes Pins 59 for 5 cents. Baby's fi'tvitl
Soap 20 cents a Dozen. Three Prizes given free at the Candy Counter'
Ask about it, See the prizes in South Window, Bring. Your Friends
to the Big 3 Days Sale. Conte Eariv.
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