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(i) Abolish the Bar
(2) ` W l iping out 3/5 Handicap
eini)erence Electors
a vote: against;
(l) The Open Bar
( z) Henry , Silkier''
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wa • t clear every Ladle s Suit that we have
wi irli a esl 1-011 to ittIOTir nil . clnr,ing the
eel s th ase Slits will be sold at a great sae-
f ou r a well tailored gars lelft for little
11 C l 2Jna see what we are :o erill .
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Free of Cis
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short or long 4c
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3Tarket Report-Tbc following is
the report of the Exeter market
rected up to June.11t1
Wheat .Standard 0Se
Oats 40
Barley 50 to 5;,
Bnrkwheai 50 to 69,:
Peas 09.
FgAtaily .Flour 239
1Je0fits $25
• Bran $24
Orea scary B
Butter' 20
Eggs -?0 -and 4.
'Law Grade itlOnr 51.5(1
Obleks alive. 11,
Chicks dressed 1a
Rens alive 8,
ileus dressed 10
Rosters alive f,
a
't+.00ster dressed s S
flick alive lal
Duck dressed. 14
Geese =livee 3. J
O.,r'.'Se dressed 13
Turkeys nave 15
l'urkeys, dr_.._:d
Dri d , o ass dc).
Potatoes 85 to $149
flogs 7,074.
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rerfe:.t umnalnttion •
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t Swa'Jp31° ju-it th ging e
• f xr keeping your ruga •.
• c a p s e
1x carpecEts,. ?!n. t3 d13o"stCawl3is 4
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• sweeping. Every home
rt 1 * should have one, 4
• su`lNY PGLISIi •
a t
"cleaning Uod polishing .;your •
i • furniture the best yet. 4
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the nPde$y@gnerd erelwa.z
lage of Esc t€1R, ag ee to
ASR burltestat
bored Y dnr'iaag t
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l'lnt" dxe Times Pr"nt.ITI
The Advocate 4rrintutg Cn
SteWOrt-
tloties Sr. May
leaaraaa n
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ll, Sltaslonaln
l elle R,
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to
Din
Iced,
annatte ort
Ktlonnt, crumb tra'
Yet needing Ali
you.
land
ta►and.
rind.
or at
The more you know about a
thing, the more you enjoy it. It
is easy to undersigned the Ford,
n
the simplest car made. The full
rjo ment of running a car is ob-
tained by the ownership of a Ford
1s
d
ta,tlran ^a,i
Iter
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y tsar tit'
hied El.
aew, dor-
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dt
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$4tt)u ?cls
lhou of trg.,e,
ink zwatk
wal nay to
rlxtg ;xray t.lt'r
its ges anXtel ( Ss4it'
A
is'=in€c + ltazaxlnts,ttt
}fr. Cooper
iced his tom a
4i.tis week
Ir, and Mrs.
zaiac ;ndiang a few
in Toronto,
het
Year wedding iu'vitantions wt
size :bees. We can anppl3 yo an on
V. Varr and little scanty Certtlil.
oit are Visiting fir, a'nnd ,fxs,
llter]lt*.
other ."41tLJ. V.
i"rank 73oy2a nax
a1.ay l with re1ative.
R. N. ROWE
Funeral Director
4'xeter. — Ontario
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away' . 7,-,dEtcla;r .w et r
et3te err oed1 Coy -s
SCRANTON COAL
ggg'w< Sttr' . almest:i
HST COAL
Domini'on Alliance
>aieste
To the Electors of the Province of
Ontario.
The Executive Comuuttee' of the
Ontario Branch of rthe Dots►iniou Al-
liance desires at 'this oriticnl junc-
ture to place 'before '.you frtnkly and
fairly, the present position of the
Temperance question in rc+'tAti9F to
the approaching. general t le^tion;
The unanimous vote of .many large
non-pa,rtesao Conventions and. ehrzr-
ch courts have called 'Upon the Legis -
!attire to lessen these cruel evils 'be
at least 'wiping out the bar -room the
drinking club; and the ,whole 'treat-
ang system. ..
in accordance with, r sound.
natricatic this and
policy we urge upon 113e
friends of our t;aaase 'the duty of
do=n4 their utmost to securto the nom,
ieetien and election of men who will
fairly represent 'the people upon tlias
,saaprerne i'ssue'.
i we urge all; right (thinking, citizens
to pet their temperance principles be
are any mere party pz'+eferepces in
approaching contest and vote only.
n- of .tdidares who can 'be relied nth?
a to sa ppory the most advanced tem
r 'tee measure 'brought before 'the
pislatore.
tf -we believe. his gne$tion Fs the
ost; amlurcallat het-KOther=l.trtors txt
Se l'ravitaere, to 411,nc`P lit►n 41.1kt ha
ods pressed for 4410144, U na iS tra14
lists wise alaienlightened leaders 'ins.
1lartI ner is or cottune.r 4x1, indtas-
nntl uta tnoneatl life, are heeinia...
lac c°aeit laT Itr, alotle, to destroy
'efit leatrcrer, we feel Jeewiee
tilg all 'who love their eimntry
dire 1'atx tlnQ h?gheet leterest et
Ina'► t1!Uo w: rtltll. 'tan rise, if rsecl'ssar
ow w $ l► *f'e'lFeIza'+=. and Oats-,
that their ToPre-en,
fnkr:alnmelled in
latitrlt to this issue,
rrs, G, lilrnnile leases this we,
and lie nd tp rifiit hvatlt Atis,
y at "ClOol Einan.f" eottagC
East
Six hundred dollars is the new price of the Ford
roarabou
a t , the touring carie six fifty ; the town
car sine hundred—f.o.b. Ford, Ontario ( formerly
Walkerville post office), complete with equipment
Get catalog and particulars from Wes. Snell,
Agent, Exeter, Ontario.
r
Villon '.w}to Zia, 'heel visiting
in - Clarke left
l: for atsit in + ewv York-`
C. Flan wnta of the er Mfg.
Co. 1'Mft this ,veek :for Detroit.Cleve-
la ud and Erederietunn on a "business
tissue a number from 'town Took in
the circus in London on Wonder.
Sonne took the train while ethers
nett to auto, " ,,,
sir, JY. D. Drumm6nd,'.clerk of Mc-
Gillivray has been rarspolnted return,
int; ottieer for the provincial clew•
tion in North Tiidd"t,nex.
Mr, l'• Coleman had the misfortune
to have the top of one of his fingers
taken oft while adjusting a rack to
a '•agore The rack fell catching has
ger.
S'rawherry Festival on Main Street
church lawn on F'ri ny June 19tb.
Supper sarved from SIT .to eight, Ad-
mission 25 and 15 cents, Band in at
ancet
r. Roulston is al present taking
;vacation tor a :.few weeks, During
his absence his dental office is 10
charge of Dr, 'Campbell,
3
Brockville Canada
hlage Co0 BBuggies
A Carload of Buggies has just been received
newestles t. and l.n xtra fine 'lot.
, Intending
purchasers will do well to call and see then and
get our prices.
an Stable Equipmen
J. M. Southcott and Miss Stella
Southcott attended the funeral , of
their aunt Mrs. J. Burridge, in Lon-
don on Friday of last a eek.
The Exeter 'band gave a band con-
cert on the street last Friday evening
The band has given ;several concerts
this summer which (have 'been much
appreciated by the citizens
Quite a number of baseball fans ac-
companied the. baseball :team" - yto
Ailsa Craig;, l>louday evening to wit-
ness the first, gaane to the South Hur.
on League played by those two teams
Mrs, E J, Christie and daughter
Grace are visiting the ;former's par-
ents in St. Catharines. Mrs, E. Chris
tie accompanied them as ear as Lon-
don where she will visit for a ,few
days.
Messrs EL F_.11'uston and John ;Cann
from Main 'Street charch and Beth-
any and .i ., 1Lartitn and Chas, Harvey
from James Street church returned
this week after attending 'the Lon-
don Conference at Sarnia;,
ate. Bennett )who supervised the
building of the bank of 'Commerce
about 'three Scar„ ago was in town
this week making preparations to
have the south cement plastered,
At the County Counc''1 meeting held
at- Goderieh last --week it was decided
that the county should build all brid-
ges of feet • and over frozrly, Grand
Bend ; n else south, ` eenczary Step
;ll
1
C the iUotsun'a
is spenlleg his
c
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l e1A►1` - of Christ
Tlaeop a Al' Chia
Tuve mad anal appraved th,e
adQ>rtecl11 nd tiunw ta'tllnee
ret►lesiaotica:l gall►snags
$ #!1 situ ttt #eacierraltttt►
e `t 4t?Ptp ig'cwo,
titles P ovince. "salty lxatso
tanoda #be atoned
tieplor e fe
k rnotri l mTbiblee of
ebes .ol' our lend
id mild solidly un
file liquor t
iltdcwpetulaintly tor t
interests do Ia
I' It you do. Alb
iI AEOLISi
l`mawza1 crag h4.b t$;f
4e rtlt. irleV
t124re. Mymit'zI t twat rs
ell
is town tor a
to %Q8 on
frit
'1ta1
or tt
'. C'Tnnttr
p1nnin eCr,k►aa
:leen tri
tl. leaves
g apt` x.e t 1w°eaeT
hire. O. Becher.
r" motored over, on 644nnwd
vi with Dr. and Urn. linrownt
1ltc. ok'n M. Adams and Regi,.
Adams, of .St. Marys„ also called
nr tanld ZTrs. Browwmieg or.their.
to Hens all,
r. rttut lttrs, " Z. 'Look/tart, Un-
ut.reet /Kingston Ontt announce. -
be engangen►en't of thein youngest
iauginter
Ranee( t. Grace Barnwell
oranerly of :Exeter Ont. and ruts
ad slaughter of 'the tote George
e atnwwell to Mr, Albert Delsva 3. Elmer
only ;son of ID , /Annie Elmer of this
city. Tid' Wedding will take place
the latter Pint at Jtnnei
. %Garden ,T,aarty—f. Garden Party
will be iby the ".Thanes Bead 'Sib
mann School on the manse grounds on
Thursday Jitne tithti Great pr6±par-.
ntione are 'being made for a most ex-
cellent time. Games :and everts will
he enjoyed in the afternoon and tea
Ain be served. A«y Iission 25 cents,
children. not of the spool 10c Every
bcdy Welcome"
A cyclone unprecedented in that
mart struck Oxford +county about two
miles north of Woodstock on Sunday
eventrig last and ,resulted in, the
death of., Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Bartley
and the destruction of property val-
ued at several leteisend dollars. The
wreckage is strewn over an area of
three thousand yards, and the dam-
age wvas all done within the radius of
a nine. : . 1
First Ripe Strarwherries—:After the
long 'winter we are1
ookim 0
2 the
advent
of the first home 'grown
strawberries, at a price that we can
afford to look at them and, judging
from the' prosepcfei there should be
art abundance this 'ear .• Last week
several reported having picked some,
of the luscious fruit and it will
not be long before they 'ivr11- be an
abundant supply
Learn to Swim --A. Toroefo dail r "rw
commenting on +tbe result, of the e t
Lawrence disaster makes the obsur-
vation that almost everydn+w re:co:, d
from the. sinking sh-p''spoke n`. ha r to
swain a certain distance in ordf r !e
reach a boat, and. points out the fact
that a child of eight separtwt-s:d -fn na
her parents., 'was •able_, eio a er.c h
place of safety, because she con et
swim, The child was .waved, piek ad
op by a boat while her bather d rove
ed. In this country of Jokes and riv-
ers and ponds, and z'unr`ing ere. •ks:
every child should be taught to swim
Instead of trying to keep the boys and
girls from learning todeport them-
selves in water, parents should .;n=
courage it, and ''the teaching should
be done under their direction and
supervision.
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6
ler dt the
elved "avort
r.red Wto
James Beverley
I:+URNITGI4h',DEALEIt
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND ENSAta'.4MER,
ain St Exeter
hone 7
lr;
agree
1 Bnient
I size
ce11:a
Tenders Wanted
whole or separate tenders wilt be
ri ceivcd by the undersigned `tilt Sat-
urday June 20th, for the fieveral tra-
des tn connection with a Carergiis
Gree Library at Exeter. 1'iansi and
fipreiixaations may be seen at the
aary •huiiding Exeter.
J.clti*est or any tender mot r.ecess,•ar-
ly a celstad.
iI. E. HUSTON tiecy
Exeter Jim 3rd 1914
Tenders Wanted
Sealed tenders for the': erection of
Town Hallwill be received an
time after dune 2nd 1914 lenders
may be addressed to A. Murdock
"clerk" or T. Hudson Reeve, by reg-
'stered letter, marked "Tender tor
own Hall grad must be in the.h-aeds
of the above named, before the 16ch
day of dune 1914, Plans 'and specir-"
ications after June 2nd, will be In
the hands of Mr, Harry Reynolds
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
Ae rr1URDOCK )CLirk
r
0 6
73 D FOR SALE US
House "and two dots of land -+n the
corner of Willi/lei and Albert ;.
The house is a fra+ae cottage cudain
in(z six rooms, azis in excellent
state of repair,; hard and soft water
in the house and good cellar under-
neath„ Land is . well underdrained,
several fruit 'trees and some small
fruits on the property; 'Uavmer is
leaving town and will; sell at a sac-
rifice to early buyer'.. Apply to F.
Durdle Exeter,
Notice
TO THIE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
EXETER :SALT WORRIS COM-
PANY LitMIITED
CLEAN_o
chutes guide
T11U5f$DAy J N 11, 1914
dust or flying ashes, Ash
ashes into .convenient paw
No ash sboveii
„mace necessary. See
cCIary dealer or write for boob
leta e
T. HA.WKINS & SON, Local Agents
dirISIONIONONVIIMINNINNOWNIV
divi
Call' Chi
there is x1
gain,
$ell at as titled
aiers
I1
unity are hundreds of In.
ad
fvuilles ou the watch for
ellnet which will offer them
al t at an advantageous prise.
;an -hunters if you will, but
wrong in waiting for a bar -
hen the seller is anxious to
Ono fancily wants a oe varlet ---the need is
Il i t rgent, An them fa l l is lookitlg for,
ward to buying a set t}i'ediniilag l0ne f i-nitn>re
ilR, ttuay tot be for a tx tv 11 Ctut
Ile 11130
► woman a pin
ll' can xoada lra Tali .iearlles - bg adver
built :h.ttzRs
another an
A NOTE TO MERCHANTS
$tiinsa,plaato business by the eller at some slow-movi.0
speesal prices, Brighten up business by .a
erl4sin some desirable geode at reduced prices,
viertieing banish: dull business.. Often you
tit the buyer who is biding his oS' ;her time,
rout you—at a time of your naming.
Gentlemen:
Please take notice, that the an-
nual meeting
nnual.meeting of the shareholders, wilt
be held in tae Town .Hall Friday June
12th at 2 o'clock p'. m.
, T. R. Carling See, Treas..
FOR' SALE
Eight Fo:rncd,-brick wen`ered house
on William Street Exeter, Good sit-
uation. Price y.825.00 A. snap
Also Premier separators, '$45.00
Apply to ?V. 11.-Elatchford
401 ➢Torley Ave.
Toronto.
COurt of Revision
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Shop
sere You are Invited to Shop
The Exeter ;Council will meat as a
Court "'of Revision of -the Assessment;
Poll Lor 1014, at the Town - hall Exe-
ter ':oil Friday June 19th at seven,
clock4,n1. ' r
H. ar1irig
FARMERS FARMER'S FARMERS
EXCURSION
To The ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
GUELPH
The Grand Trunk Railway will run an'Excureion to Guelph under the
auspices of the South Huron Farmers Tnrtitute on
. JUNE.22n . '14
Free lunch on arrival. Guides conduct Excursionists over'the farut
Special program for the ladies
CENTRALIA.
EXETER,
HENS ALL,
KTPCEN,
Your Op
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE4
eaves 7 00 a.m. — Fare 32.055 BRt7CEFIELIt, leaves 7.59 a.m. - Fare 32.1,5
" 7.10 am. — " 2.50 CLINTON, " 8.00 " -- 2.05
7.22 cm. — " 2.85 SEAFO1t'ril 8.15 " .'0
u"
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`IL
7.302.50 3 30 t,6)5
Children over 5 and under i2 yeara of age, HALE FARE
Tickets will he good going one train only, 'valid returning until follow-
ing day. Except from Dublin, from which station, tickets will
be good returning date of Excursion only,
lsortu iity to see the Experimental Farm in Full Operation
Many- neer Esalidiegs have been erected' since our last Excursion.
One especially we sleight mention is the Dairy Barn, which is fitted up
with alt tlae latest appliances. Do not fail to visit the Dairy Barn. The
Committee issparingno pains or expense to make this one of the best
Excursions of the season. Considering the distance to Guelph the Rail-
way. Com pans are giving in a very cheap rate. It is several years since.
the last Egcarsioa and this will likely be the Inst for some tinge.
. A PROFITABLE AND ENJOYABLE TRIP
John Elder , Alex Mustard, John Elder, B. S. Philips
President B. S. Phillips, Committee. p , Secretary