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EXE/1 ADITIMATE, THURBDIFY) .1E121
ExeterMarkets ocaDoings R. Carimg, 13,4
Banister Solid -tort Neter,' Public
commissioner, Solicitor for the Mai-
sons Barer, Etc.
INVEST YOUR. FUNDS
in Vectory. Dominion of Cenada, Pro-
vl end Municipal Bon,as„ all legal
investment for Trust Funds.
At existing price.e trim 6 Per cent
to 7 per cent cala be 'obtained frem
these bond&
Oeclets received by me.
Money to loan at lowest rates of
interest , 1
Oefice-Carling Bk,, Main St., EXeter
CHANL 'ID EVER WEDiN1SDAY
Wheat 1.90
'1075
Oats ... 41.1,
Family Flour ...... 40
Feed or
Shorts .... ems 2,•20
Bran. .. IG,OW„,
ElgZS
2
1)a ry Butter .,.......„,. „...,-.... 47 to, 50
CreameryBu"r •-•• it61 to 64
- ees...• •
Lard ... +01.1...**/.. ...,..,... 25
Nay per to ....... ...,- .. - ..- 22.00
Ilegs ..... m .... v.. v..,,.. 14.00
STERRS FOR SALE.
4 Leeers, tee> years old, for salv.
Jc."-tn, %Y. Heywood, Ushorne
R, R. 1, Woodham, Ont.
GOOD LeCILLING LOT. FOR SALE
Public And Rigly school opened on
Monday.
Principal Wethee he% moved into
the Itouse he has rented from
CaLtle., Ann street
elr. William Delbridge of 1./Shorne
was out to town on Menden after be-
latd up, with rheumatic fever for
tene weeke. He gets along now with
the Assotanee of a cane.
Me. Eel, Pollee has taken over tete
Peed Garage Tepee' work, hi prede-
cesson. 44r, James Foote, havingegiNeu
up the shop with the ,intentiontia go,
Lee foto the Gray Dart line, -wee
Re Wilson goes to Bruesele
speak in the :Neeeltodist and Tresbye
terian Churches next Sunday on the
Referendum. Then to. Verna Monday
reeeht to a union meeting of workers,
A. qui_ et wedding took place at the
en efeen e..., e'eeter, APPY F• A:MaY Main Street Methodist parsonage on
Wednesday. March 30th, when MISS
..r.r.f0.44.
V OV. SALE. Ave. F. Skiene,r, daughter of Mrs. Pre -
A. 4123r:c.v.,: ,c,!. c.40:„.7e $trawberry slctrillai,vS7.---le *mi.; er of tows; was married to 104 NAMES ADDh.D.
seasize Three varieties. AleelY to wee of ,'Illi. C'' Heeller °I the /sewn- The nevieion of the Voters' List for
j. W. TAYLOR, Exeter -
Exeter was completed on Saturday.
--e-m, Goderiela has not been collecting 109 mentos were added to the list as
FOE, SALE. en.01411 to pay for thee hedro, and the used at the lust prOvincinl eleCtion in
ye?On
zarl.•. r_,,,,..„,„,..,„, 11,01 dere Proyineiel Ifeelro Commisnon, has pre- October of 1919, No epee* were
. veleee147700441 t';',17e” wee sealed a billefor $$,1$0.09 and interest made totserilte. off games of dead per-
brezd4ng. Aho some iet cattle. te ,,,e2eo.69 for power. This represents eons, or ebsentees.
tee diefertince between the cost of
it - ,k t0,2$3.W*1.cratz, on . power used and the amount collected.
Godeelcit contracted ,for power at $37,
T.1.4.,1•,...
1een- tees wee 4TIgna,Sed :to $43; 310w The.sedeneesenger of death came to.
FARM FOR RENT. e wee, go over $50. the borne Of me. and Mrs, Luther J.
100 ' Penhale. about eieht o'clock Monday
Let e, Coneeseion 3, McaillixTaY; 1 Mrs W. G. Day. H
• .t.b Qact begeeege. eand in Al ... ; ,. eetso, neon street, is morning end removed. from their midst
uccoendiestiwoso ad lots 01 St; \vette snol'kere,-e5ogittroorn a poec eially injursedkne their Youngest son James Statile •
eo. e eoe, liarmee L. an a ceoent on, uncla). a‘Ded 23 dayst .Th; liege fellow lili
4N.i.7.-Virt. Beer last t -eek graeed,
the
frant• of place of ,busine.ss .weth a large
and beautiful /electrical sign,
Rev. Professor Anderson of Huren
College, London, preached in Trevite
AlOntOria Church Surtay. The
rector, Rev. Trumper, expects to be
wefl enough 'to. conduct the serrice,on
Sunday next
BABY PASSES.
the owner, "Thos. ea Nen, - ie..e wes eeturnifte from church end rather poor heelele from the time of
Ave., DeUeet, Mieleigate, tee coneete to the drop in the side- !his berth. The, xunterat took place to
It:elk a little tnorth of the Twp Hall the Exeter cemetery ou Tuesele.y.
HOUSE FOR SAL. OR .11•ENT,- ote ast‘ridentally 'tripped end fell. The '
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Hurm stret, 4a4t a ;gain, a on:. spo, en the walk ,referred to es a bad TURNED TURTLR .
e.eiee eraine Itouse, seven rooms, 'n veellete!ndeo4r,euleidyliseVg.,ell'iyesIn.:'0.rbee,e4,%IzIA-t eel-. and Mrs. Herinan Zimmer, of
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eeee ;Lr. Apebe Ntowrom ,wiete, convernence, but may, yet be the cause Stretford, accompanied by two relative
G. A. Vete e -, • • • ef a snit foe dameges. children, had a =row escape weth
...••••••••• the.er lives the other day. They were
TO RENT. The Hensel” prilsbytIrian Choir returning home, atter a OAR With rel -
;ea at:re of ?ead, fall plowed. wig give their Easter Cantata, "'The eaves .n Dashwood, and when 4bout
L. 1/454"Y' 'Eeter* RiCbs:r1t/hC.,11Eliset‘e't'elar, oCrnleaorulP/Yesehr...snetang, tthweeornillearestuearnsetd(laturttlee. lellIrsam. eZsienitinottard
• .... •
Aptil lltb. , who was en. 13e front seat was thrown
ffel.M....1. through the stead shield, suetaining a
•et '4•----tr4",F ani 2. 41 1 angods1147 01 ( Int F.:MI SOLD. cut on the t p and a badly brueeted
.A,•,?;li 4 ,', ,•-• j VWiVs Exe e.,
hip and lee. whee .N1r. Zimmer was
is3
.......... Mr. Richerel Hicks of Ushorne, east petned underneath the ear. He, how-
, I' `', il i e•lk. disposed of Iris 150 acre farm ever managed to pul! himself out,and
New \Wee lee^,.. 4n, on the 3rd concession of that tcwn- he ittekily escaped with only a few
E v.67,5:1 .ci• ...., ,
• • -„-a ;ewe to the. citizens ship to Mr. joint Thomson, wire owns :fight bru▪ set. 1 he children. escaped
re Exeter cut . nee .commence a new_ tir adieeneng hundred acres. The without inpery. They secured another
e irte, on eemtiase April 4th, end price ,peitl was $15,750. Immediate car. Seem Dashwood in which, lo get
46.. .;ran :,...5vor de. welt T,,ue tsat- possession given. „ home but their troubles did not end
r.,aage.
va,ss. you $A11. ELLIOT . %nth the first aceidentethey having had
PIA4*INT..i PRODUCTION. three blow -outs before getting home.
FLAX LAND' WANTED. The James Street Methodist Church DEATH OF ROBBAT LEA.THORN.
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=me •••••••••• ,
. Fen Lend wanted, for was filled to capacity on Sunday night
313 acre et e• ;., eil b‘. to hear tha Easter Cantata as given 'The &alb of t:Nfr, lobert Leathorn
eA.Pto ,
by sOme thirty-setrea voices from occurred at The home of Itt,s%claughter,
ulY
Woodham and Kirkton, under the dire errs. John Herd, 266 Wellingloa street
e.d.
JOS. L)A.VIte, Hay P.O.
eetion of Dr, Caroni:met The Cantata London, on .Saturday lest, April 2n4,
was well rendered and was well, rebisels 9511s, year, For many years the
e.t% .,
ANC:ON.% liGGS.FOR SALE. . , .
in. ithe Tawnship of s.tephert. and
deceased conducted a. lane near here
ebephere erattn, oc. each. ARRIVED FROM IRRLAND. shipped cattle-, many of which he ex-
W1L et,FR°„11131,1eirkeon M. and Mrs, Anderton, late of Ire -2 a native of England, but the greater
ported to England. Mr, Leathora, was
Pewee 39 9 Kirktoe
lane, eterived here on Friday eveelee, part of this life was spent in thisecoune
GET EARLY CHICKS FOR and have taken up their residence in try and this neighborhood. About 30
town. '4,17.. .itudeston has been engage
WINTER LAYERS,
ed as oand came to, Exeter ;to live, Some few
organist and h* leader of othe years aeo Re retired from ehe farm
Startst4 Apr.,.1 lith, and each week James Street Methodist church, and years ago he went ;to London tc live
tonowing, 1 wiu have, foe sale a Jim- Comes very eighty recommended. He with his daughter, with whom he died.
ited quantity Day-old
chicks'. -- commenced his duties on Sundae Mr. Leathorn was widely known, was
of
Barred Roeks and White Leghorne. morning
a 7shrewd business man ,and by hip
Can supply mother hens with chicks. careful habits succeeded in ac-
i'DIcesrQse
ble, '
33. MAID WANTED -General maid cumulating considerable of this world's
W. A.,2 SAAIBROOK, Crediton, wanted for small family in L =dont goods. He is survived by two daugh -
either Good wages to responsible party. Ad- ters, l‘Irs. Herd of London and one
e.... or col) burnmg
Aeent for BuckeYe Brooders,
, dress 'Nirs. W. S. Thompson, 156 Elm- daughtee in Philadelphia, and three.
wood Avg., London, Ontanc. sons, John of Ingersoll. Jcseph el Lon -
+o••••••••...1
Tauciz. FOR SERVICE. don and Free. of leloaseinin, Man. The
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE. funeral ,,,itook place to Wocdland cern-
1hose a truck for service, Phalle Apply tte y. H. Grieve Exeter . etery, London, on eloeday, Mrs. Lea -
115, Exteter. S. J. V. CANN. thorn predeceased her husband Oct.
F1) CAR FOR SALE.
Reasonable price and terms.
H. Bierling, Hay P.O.
TURNIPS FOR SALE.
The. undersigned has 3000 bushels
of 1:notice turrilps for sale at 10c. a
bushel; buyer to pay for weighing
JOHN WALPER, Exeter.
CHICKEN FOR SALE.
40 ye.arl:ng White Leghorn hens, -
Barron strain -$.1 ea.ch; 2 cockerels $3
each; Eggs for hatching 8c. each.
Exit:Wean. Whi.e Leghorns an Black
Lehorns. ..S3 and $5 per 15 eggs.
. GARNET HEYWOOD, Bxeter
BULLS FOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale 4
Seetcb bred bulls of servicable age.
R. G Hmter, R. R. No. 3, Exelter.
SETTING EGGS FOR SALE.
White, Columbia and Golden Wyen-
tiottes at $3.00; Red as at $5.00;
White Rocks and Black Hamburgs at
$7.00 -in eets of 13 eggs. All Exhibi-
tion Stock. Hector Rowcliffe,
' Exeter
VIOLIN LESSONS taught by Mrs.
E, J. Wethey, Andrew St. Apply
•at any time 4 to 6 o'clock; evenings
7 to 8
HIGH INVESTMENT Yie,LDS
NOW AVAILABLE
Dominion of Canada Victory Bonds
Province of Ontario Bonds. ,
City of Toronto and other bonds,
ERNEST eLLIOT
Office Elliot Building - Exeter
Y. P. C. A.
1:)on't /target to -night is night for
all lady reemberei Keep the night of
April 27th for the. gnitealainment to
be given. by Askin ;St. Meth. Choir
of London.
Trivitt Memorial
Church
Oo Destroy, but to
7.00 pan.-"Thce ,Doubter."
Annual Vestry Meeting on. Monday,
April 11, at 8 pan Full attendance is
requested., .
Rev A. A. Trumper, Rector.
CAVEN PRESByTHRIAN CHURCH
Rev. James Foote, B. A., Minister
11 a.m.---"The Verdict of the Peo-
ple.V
7 p.m,—"Vanity Fair."
Cantata—"The Risen Christ," by
the choir of Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Henn.% Monday evening,
April llth, in the Caven Presby-
terian Church. Admission- 35c and
25a.
Bazaar by the Logie Circle, Satur-
day afternoon, April 16th, in the
Town Hall. 't
The Minister.
JAMES ST. METHODIST CHUReP
Pastor, M. J. Wifson, B.A.
11 a.m.-Rev, 'Sawyer of Lan,desboro
3 p.m...Sabbath Seneel and Ebbe
Study.
7 sp.m.-Rev. Sawyeri.
The' fnew, choir leader in charge of
music. All Mvited,.: •
TURNING MILL - MAIN ST. METHODIST CHURCH,
All kinds of Turning, Gumming Rev Cred.'11i1cAlister, M. A.
Saws, Etc., done on shortest notice, .
' ' • Phon,e 21r3 . .. ,,,
e eeoe and -Mrs. John Braund. attended
• FOR SALE. . - t .. _.,
II ant,-,-,"Oiir-, Unpa'ssessed Inheri •c -he tittnerall. Pf the :ferrner's mother.,
lbs. capacity, nearly new. ., '
Massey-I-Iarris Crearn Separator, 500 taneet,,,,,,t. t 'Ars. Elizabeth Brained, itrt London last
, 3 p.m.--Sunda,Y School '•Ittel Bibe veek, Dettased was in her 97th year.,
APPLE BUTTER ND BOILhD . Classes. t /0. IN.T..is trilo ism--teett, returned to her'
Cider, firs t -class quality, .,
/ p.m.-"1\fid Night in, Prison." .eaching duties {pt. Paisley Mende\
• INDIAN PONY FOR SALE, 4 yrs. -' c . ''' -io-ritno'' ',alerted also, 1VI'i-s Amy John
.
os St. Catharines and Ms Ruby
old. - '
S. 3. V. CANN, Phone 115 2.30 pm.-"TheHistorY'of a Sowing,." Waikl. to .Thedford, .
1st, 1859.
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DEATH OF SAAIUhL BEAVER.
This community was greatly shock -
• on, Friday morning to hear of The
suddee death about eight o'clock that
morning of Samuel Beaver, who had
been. ill, only a few days from an ab-
scess at the head. He passed away
qu...ciiy while asleep.. The circum-
stances ere particularly sad, as a little
dau,ghte e Verna, died only two weeks
before of scarlet ferer, and others of
the chadren are el, but now Improving.
tr. Beaver MIS boats near Dashwood
and several years ago moved to Exeter
's,vitere he engaged in the I'mplemenit
businest for two or tithrete years, later
bulling ;the McTaggprt farm just north
orf 'town He ,wee' an indttstrious work-
er,and wtits. fast triakittig the farm one
of the most valuabte „in the neighbor-
hood. havirg bat; a new leoese and
hut /the material ready for a new
barn. He was 42 years of age, and
wa,4 esteemed arid respected by ale.
Sincere sympathy feltt for the wid-
ow and children. His father, who has
been. living with him, and several bro-
ther, andsisters also survitve The
funeral rotas littld to the Exeter cem-
etery on Stuiday afternoon, and a very
large nutaber of people kgalthereo at
the c.ensettery tto pay their last re-
spects Ito the deceased. The late Mr.
Beacttr was a member qf ,the Exeter
Lodge of Oddfellows„
IVIr. Wm. Dixon returned last week
from a visit with friends at Bruce -
Mrs. C. Dale of Wmdsor visaing
with he.r, si.ster, Mrs,. W. T. Acheson
at ale. Central Hotel.
Me. John Arnold of Appleby Schocl,
Oakville, spent a week with Mr. Chap-
tn,an, manager of the Bank of Com-
merce.
Me,ssrs. 71, Acheson and R.
Carling attended the funeral of. the
late Robert Leathorn in London en
Monday.
Mr. Fred. Luxtton, left on, Tuesday
:ast far Grenfell,, whe're wi11
;pend the cornu'n, esuirtmer with his sob
LncLtdatight,ers.
JONES IYIAY •
PHONE ee
SPRING & SUMMER' UNDERWEAR
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OUR STOCK ,OF LADIES' 'MISSES' AND ,CHILDR.b,NS'e" UNDER-
WEAR FOR Tlik, COMING SEASON 15 NOW COM:FLE,TR.
We eandle the -celebrated Watson Eleand, as well ati ,other makes,
combinations and separate vests anddrawers.
\Zany different styles to select from.
Ladies' Rouse Dresses
We 'tare local aWng agents for the celebrated Martian Washington
House Dresses. Good heavy materials and excellent styles, priced up
to $4.00.
EXTRA SPECIAL
3 dozen ladies' house dresses, god quality materiels, size's 36 to 44
Mlle they last, on. sale at $1.65 each,
La,dies' Ootton Hosiery, 85o. pair
10 dozen Pairs ladies' good quality, back cotton hosiery, sizes
1) 10. Special April selling °lige 35c a pair; 3 pairs .for $1.00.
Spring House .d urniShings
We are ready for the house claming seasan with a lar,.3er range f
house eurnishings 'than ever. New Congoleum Rugs, Linoleums, %Vendee
Minds, •Curtains, .Oilcloths, Rugs, Wall .Papers, etc., at remarkable reason-
able prices. We will be pleased to show you these lines, whether you wish
to buy or not. ,
WALL PAPERS -New lime arriv*.na weekly. Our range well please you.
Ladies' Ready-to-wear
New suits, Coats, Dresses, elonerce brand Sweeter's, Corsets, Brest -
ieres, Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. See these new axles,
JONES & MAY
leeteeleetelesetellee41110-041110-eseseefoes.
Auto Licenses
and Markers
Issued in Exeter.
These are now being issued in Ex-
eter. We have them in stock and
can supply you at shortest notice.
Have your application forms properly
filled in.
S. W. Simms
Express Office, Exeter.
R. N. ROWE
FURNITURE DRALRR
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Embalmers License No. 210,
Motor Hearse Service
Phones 20J and 20W.
WESTERN ONTARIO BEST COM-
MERCIAL SCHOOL.
CENTRAL
SItRATFORD.. ONT.
...Our winter term commences Tues -
say, January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short -
band or, Telegraphy Departments at
any time. Our courses are thorough
and pradtical, and we assist grad-
uates to positions. Get our free
Catalogue
D, A. McLachlan
Principal
Tea & Coffee
Store
For the ceoicest
groceries, fruits, spices,
teas, coffee- and every-
thing in the grocery line
Call and tiee us, A trial
as to.quality will convin-
qe•
Produce taken in exchange
Jas. Gould
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
by C. H. Sanders at the Advocate Of-
fice. Strictly cosfidential; no witness,
PHONE .134 . PHONE 134
Men's Made-to.lVleasure Suits
Besides our regular line of Men's Clothing we gee agents -for Airt
Clothes, Greene & Swift, and Ar f Clothes made to measure. The pric-
es for made to measure clothes are much cheaper than last season. We can
-give you ;the very latest styles and can show ,you a wide range of ma-
terials.
ADIES' HOUSE DRESSBS
If you haven't time, to make your: house dresses we will .be glad tio
&how you the best fitting, and one of the he* house dresses made, good
wearing materials in short or long sleeve ,Pirices $2.00 to $3,75
• SPECIAL • SPECIAl.
• 50 peers of Gun Metal BoysBotton, Shoes Regular $3.50 and $4.00
values; si'zeis 1 to 5 Special Price for this week $1.98.
Southoott Bros
DR. A. E. TENNANT
Veterinary Surgeon. '1
McDonell's Stables, John St, Exeter
(lately occupied by De Vining)
Phone 26w
DR.' SWEET
Veterinary Surgeon
Can be. consulted at his office.
Dehorning Clippers to rent.
Oefece--
Phone No. 120 Exeter:
DR. HENRY, A. eCORSAUT
VETERINARY SURGEON "
AND DENTIST
Office -Bakers' Livery Barn, Exetest
Calls promptly attended to day dor
night
Dr. G. F. Roulstose L. D, S., D. D. S.
DENTeST
Office over Carling's Law Office
Ciosed Wednesday afternoons.
Dr. A. R. iCINSMAN, LeD. S., D. D. S.
Honor Gradtate Toronto University
Office -aver Glaciman & Stansbury'.
Office, Main Street, Exeter.
C. W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR for Comities of Huron
Perth, Middlesex and Oxford. Fart
Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at
Central Hotel, Exeter, Ontario. ,
FRAN'IC" TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for Counties of
Hunan and Middlesex •
Prices _Reasonable and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
• Crediton, -- Ontario.
" eiALte
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MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large amount of privater
funds to loan on fart, and village
property at low rates of interest.
GLADMAN & STANBURY
Barristers, Salicitoea, Exeter
,to