Exeter Advocate, 1913-5-1, Page 8`Alta,
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FARM TO RENT
109 area grass farm to rent. Apply
to W. M. BLATCHFORD
328 Lee Ave., Toronto.
Marriage, Zdeenses. feared at the Advo-
cate Offeat Exeter,
BUGGY FOR. SALE—Good strong
second hand buggy, good repair, new-
ly painted apply to D. C. McInnis
Exeter.
Housekeeper Wanted,—A Middle
aged woman; light house Work.
Apply Nat. Corbett Brinsley,Ont.
PASTURE TO RENT
Ane Cider Press for Sale. 150
acres being Lot 11, S,Be Con. 6,Hay
and W 1-2 Lot 3, Hay. Good supply
of water all season. The cider press
is in good condition„ Apply to
JOHN FORD, Hay P.O.
HOUSE TO REIT. -Good frame
dwelling on Andrew Street, with 2-3
e ofchoice
i gardea; number ho't
acre o rden
fruit trees and other small fruits. A
reasonable rental. Apply at this of-
fice or C. S. Sanders,
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Farmers wanting iol3
for ti
ext sea-
son
should place their order at nae
the Canadian' Government Agent, Advo-
cate Orrice, Exeter.
CANNING FACTORY . CONTRACT
Wel are prepared to contract with
farmers to grow peas and corn for
the canning season.–Exeter Can-
nin0 Co.
SEED BARLEY.-Th•h undersign
ed has a quantity of No. 21 seed
barley grown from: selected seed
for four years. Lot 22, Con. 2
Stephen.—W. D. Sanders.
GIRL WANTED.—To do , general
housework, Apply to Mrs. W. W.
Tainan Exeter
Gir.' wanted for general housework
Must be able to cook and Dake. New
!louse with all conveniences. No
washing Wages '$20.00 a month. Re
ferences required. Mrs. J. E. McCort -
pelt Broughdale, London Ont.:
Get some neatly printed calling cards
at The Advocate.
HORSES FOR SALE—At Doyle's,
Horse Exchange -2 mares in foal;
three 6 -yr -old horses; five 4 -year-
old horses two 3 -year-olds. All are
sound and in good condition. Suit-
able for local demands.
CALVES FOR SALE—Choice Dur
barn and High Grade Holstein heifer
calves for sale, every week privately
Apply by card or personally to,
Gecrge Sanders, Huron St. Exeter.
FOR SALE OR RENT
One and a half storey _ frame house
and lot on Andrew street, containing
8: rooms Hard and soft water; ,n good
state of repair; pleasantly situated on
right side of street. Will be sold
reasonable or rented to good tenant.
For further particulars apply to
B, S. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate Agent, Exeter, Ont.
A GREAT OFFER— The Ad-
vocate has just completed ar-
rangements whereby we can .sup-
ply The Advocate, Mail and Bni-
•pire aAea Dominion Poultry Guide
for the small sum of $1.55. Now
is the time to secure cheap and
goon reading at low costs.
10,000
CEDAR POSTS FOE SALE
All First -Class Quality. A Special
Price for Largs Qrd:re.
G. ta. HICKS,
t ' • • Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE.
Containing 60 acres of choice
land being south part of lot 9
Con 3 Usborne. There is on the
premises a good frame house, 20x
26 kitchen 14x22, barn 36x80, stab-
ling at one end ; wood shed, pig -
house 16x24; two good wells of
water; 35 acres in grass; well
drained and fenced; good orchard
For further particulars apply to
TTohrt Cornish, Exeter P.O., or on
the premises.
HOUSE AND LOT, FOR SALEM
lltu. ted on Andrew Street; house
co.ntaina 7 rooms; hard and 'soft wat x
AU in good state rot repair; new fraune
stable; will be sold reasonable. For
further pa.rtieulare appia to JAMES -OG=
DEN, er to B. 5. PHILLIPS,
. Beal Ea'ta.te ;Agent, Exeter, Ont,
TENDERS.
Tenders wanted for wateriee the
following streets r—Main, troth the
Scuth Boundary north to the themes
Road • Huron, from the Corner of
Carling West to the coruer of
Albert street east'; Wellington,. from
IVlaiiu to the G. T. R. track. The
teasemer to tender for the pumping
arid ivithouc pumping. I' ..0 same to
be it the Clerk's fiends not tater
than 7.00 o'clock Friday evening•_, "Tay
2114
T. ' ET. Carling, C1erh
LOCAL DOINGS.
11r Hurdon has recovered suffici-
ently to allow the nurse to return
to London.
Principal Weidenharnmer gave an
ineteresting address to ,the Main St;
League Tuesday night,
Paddy Flynn splintered a bone in
his arrr Friday when cranking anaute
It is getting better rapidly,
The Conservative members of the
Ontario. Legislature have presented
Premier Whitney witht 'a $5000 eutod
mobile
Ott Friday evening Mrs. l�icGilli
cuddy had .the misfortune to fall and
sprain her arm sa that itwas painful
for a few days,
Mr E, N. Shier, who has purchased,
the W J. Carling Stock, is now put -
time on a big Slaughter Sale oin the
Cita Stand Exeter.
You have seersa person try to
snake another person feel cheap. It
is only a cheap person that does
that kind of thing...
We would as' k each subscriber tc
kindly read thelabel on his paper.
and it in arrears for 1913, we would
appreciate an early call,
Mr and i'tiirs. Thos. Elliott and son
John and daughter, Miss Maud, at-,.
tended the China wedding of the,
foriner's daughter, Mrs. Fre& Red-
mond in Marlette, last week. '
Four more immigrants arrived here
this week from the Old Country to
C H' Sanders, Canadian Government
Employment Agent, and: they were
promptly, placed with good • farmers}
in this neighborhood.
On Sunday last John; Brown ;lied at
the House of Refuge, Clinton, after
being their only a ,Few months, De'
ceased lived with Messrs Stanlake of
Sodom for many years. The funeral
took place in Clinton.
Mr Geo Sanders was painfully in-
jured the latter part of last week
by
the pony he owns kicking him in the
faceinflicting a severe wound on the
nose Luckily he we; no closer to
the animal otherwise the result .night
pace proved fatal,
A former resident of Exeter died
in Philadelphia ` on „Tuesday of last
week, in the person of Mrs. Mahon,
sister of Mes. John White of town
and Mrs. McCauley :of Philadelphia,
and mother of Mrs. Ira Spicer of
Deni er Col. Deceased was about 83
years of age, and had been away from
Exeter many years. The funeral took
place on Saturday in Philadelphia.
In its report pf the Goderich
Counci'. Meeting last week the Sig-
nal says.—"Ex-Reeve Taylor, of
Exeter was present and on the 'n-
vitaticn of the Mayor addressed the
council briefly. He expressed his plea
sure it, the progress which Goderich
was making and hoped it would go
on tc continued prosperity and be
an ornament to the County of Huron."
Nothing is worth doing by halves
LI it isworth attempting, put some
earnestness into it, so as to make it
splendidly successful, and if not
worth whole hearted effort, leave it
strictly alone. To: do a thing by halves
is ar insult to the enterprise that
is worth while, and to attempt any-
thing into which you cannot put your
heart in an insult to yourself.
The only responsibility that a snarl
cannot evade in this' life is the one
he thinks least of, his personal in-
fluence Man's conscious influende,
when he is on dress parade, when
he is posing to :impress those around
him is woefully small. But his un-
conscious influence, the silent sub-
tle radiation of his personality, the
effect of his wprds , and acts, the
trifles he never considers, is trem-
endous.
Never send a dollar away from
home when the article that _ the dol-
lar will purchase can be obtained at-
home. Money is our financial blood
Its circulation keeps the business
body alive. Bleed that body by send
ing money away and business will
soon put on a dock of lethargy
Watch the bargains offered by en-
terprising advertisers in this paper
and you will learn- the best places
to spend those home dollars.
Mr W J. Carling having disposed
of the balance of his drygoods stock
on Thursday last to Mr. E. N.
Shier merchant of 1 irkton, left on
Friday morning to join his family at
their new home near Brighton. Be-
ing arnonv the oldest native families
in town. their removal from our midst
will be of deep regret to a very
large circle of friends. lr. Carling
has been in business in Exeter ,ver
a quarter of a century and by honest
and fair dealing commanded the
respect of all, Being a .public spirit-
ed mar, Mr. Carling has identified him
self with every movement .. that
would tend to promote the best in-
terests and welfare of the town gen-
erally and was otherwise a valued cit
izen. For numerous years he served
on the Trustee Board of the. Pub-
lic School and also served on the
Council Board in both of which
he discharged the duties with credit
to himself and best interests of the
respective offices, The hest wishes,
of al' will follow this worthy fam-
ily to their new place of abode.
. HICKS' FORECAST FOR MAY,
—
A Regular Storni Period is central on
the 4tb, and extending from the and,
to 7th, expect all the results due under
such astronomic condition. The Moon
is on the celestial equater on the 2nd,
and in ,conjunction withEarth and sun
on the 11th. It will grot4 suddenly very.
warm on ,and. ' ,about: the 2nd, the
barometer will fail to low readings,
and a series of threatening thunder
storms will set in; passing from west
to east over. the Country. The 4th, FJtb
and 6th will be the dates of greatest
atorm culminations, although the 2nd.
(,ails for active lightning and thunder:
Change to clearing and cooler weather
will follow in the immediate wake
of the storms, spreading easterly over
the Country and lasting for several
days, From about the and to the Oth
is a seismic period, calling kr a:return
of earthquake sheets in various parts
the globe. The dth is the central day of
the period.
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13XE PER,
The man who buys his friehds
generally gets stuck.
We never see the worst side of
some people: till we get the better
of thein.
The man wlio gets the §iriis jus
as likely to be disappointed in lover
ar the .man who loses out.
A quiet wedding took place in
London on Monday evening last when
Mr. Jos. Wambold' or Exeter wasrnar-
ried to Mrs. Nellie Mellick. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Whit-
ing. They were attended by Mr. and
airs. WA 1 Wray of London. Mr,
and Mrs, Wambold :arrived here on.
Tuesday morning and have taken up
their residence here.
W hent you see a youth that will do
any sort of work no matter how :nen
ial it may be, rather than be idle
von' ntav make up your mind that he
will amount to something. The young
reap who would starve before he
would do any thing beneath what he
conceives to be his dignity,. • is not
made of the right kind of stuff
to cut much of a figure in. this world.
All honest toil is honorable, There
is nothing so morallydegrading as
that aversion so manual labor which
is usuallyt combination of laziness
and conceit.
Mr and Mrs. J, Jarrott ott • of Exeter
were: called to Seaforth to thefun-
eral of their nephew, George Hudson,
Deceased was 41 years, 13 days old
was -well known and highly 'respected.
Besides his sorrowing widow two
little daughters, 6 and 8 years old
his aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wre
Hudson of Seaforth, and two sisters,
Mrs Wm Hogarth and Mrs. Robert
Strong, lour brothers, Wm,, James
and John of Seaforth, and Colin and
Thomas of Hensall, mourn his demise
The funeral was conducted . by the
res
Foes tr,
CENTRE HURON LICENSES. -At
a meeting of the License. Commiss-
ioners for Centre Huron, held in Clin-
ton' on Friday last, all the licenses
in the riding were renewed for -be
year with the exception 0f the six
in Clinton which will be cut off on
account of local option, two in Sea-
forth and one in Brussels granted or
three months, but which will be con-
tinued for the year when certain im-
provements in the buildings asked for
by the commission are completed.
CONSUMPTION THE SUBJECT.
-We are glad to announce that the
advance agent of the Sanitarium As-
sociation has been in town during the
week arranging for a lectu re to be
given by Mr. J, B, Watson, Field
Secretary.,aad Lecturer of the As-
sociation on Tuberculosis and the
Work ,of the Muskoka Free Hospital
for Comsumptives. The lecture will
be delivered on the ZZnd day of May
in the Town Hall. The clergymen of
the various churches: have agreed to
concentrate their Thursday religious
service and have all meet at the Town
Hall Reeve W. J, Heenan has con-
sented to take the chair
Auction Sade
OF HOUSE Sr LOT AND HOUSE-
HOLD` EFFECTS on LOT 85, Eliza-
beth street, EXETER NORTH on
SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 1,30
p.m.. sharp the following valuable
property viz.
Glass cupboard, writing desk, cup
board coal heater, wood stove, new
Williams sewing ma• chine, kitchen
table work bencch, number of pic-
tures. hammock, alarm clock, coal oil
stove three burners, extension teble
iror bedsteads, wood bedstead, man-
tle clock parlor lamp, 6 p..rlor chairs
couch parlor' rug, Z bed springs, 2
mattresses dresser and commode
set eral pieces linoleum, harp, 4 pair
lace curtains, stand, 5 kitchen chairs
hwee; barrow, many other arti cles.
Terms—Effects, cash; real estate,
made known on day of sale.
Geo ' Gartner B. S. Phillips,
Prop. Auct.
GATE THURSDAY MAY
Mrs W T. Acheson spen
lit London.
Miss Laura Hobbs hits t,
.Brantford
Saturday
urned .to
Mr. Jos. Wambold was in Saginaw,
Mich this week.
Mr John. Mallet was in Sarnia over
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs WatchornleftTuesday to loin
her husband in Winnipeg.
Mr Thos. Brock, sr:, is confined
tc hi.; bed 'through illness.
Mrs Downing of London visited
Mrs. Rhoda Snell this .week,
Harry Sweet and Eric .Gurdon were
home from Clinton over Sunday.
Mr, W j. Hearan was in London
for a few days during the week.
Mrs. John Mallett and daughter re -
tin eed
e-turned from a visit in Sarnia. on' 9n-•
Mis. W, S, Howey and children re-
turned Saturday frone a visit in High-
gate,
Mr Thos. Boyle strias off duty at
the store during the week owing tc
illness
Mrs W , G, Bissett, after. spend -
ing the winter in Rochester, has
returned home.
Miss Hazel Young of London is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.” and
Mrs John Colwill.
:Mr, Norman farrott, after spending
a ; week here with friends, returned
td Toronto yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Jordan returned to
St Thomas Friday after: a few days
visit at Mr. Jas, Murray's.
Mrs George Lyne and Mrs, .Geo.
Winterbottom of London spent Sun-
da with Mrs. John Sweet,
Mr. 3. J. Tilley of the ,Department
o" Education. Toronto, is visiting his
niece. Mrs. (Dr.) Amos, here.
Mrs, Guy W. Brown of Kingsville
har returned to her home accompan-
ied by her mothe4, Mrs. J. Dignan
Mr. Robert Willis of Marlette, Mich
visited here • this • week with his
brother Mr. Thomas Willisrllr whois
ill at the home of Mr. F. E, . Willis.
Re% D. W. Collins, D.D.G,M., o;E
South Huron, District, paid an of-
ficia; visit to the New Hamburg and
Bader., Masonic Lodges on Thurs-
day and Friday night respec Lively,
Try some Buckwheat
Flour for good pancakes
also a choice lot of Corn
;on hand
R. G. SELDOM
Exeter, - Ontario
0. ROWE
Phone 20a
Residence next to the store,
Undertaker and 'License
Embalmer
EXETER • ONTARIO
STEWART'S
Special
Values
In Men's & Boys' Suits
This week we offer exceptional values in all Spring
Clothing. The new tweeds and Worsteds that • we
are showing this season are tailored in Styles that
are decidedly up to -date. Whether you want a
Ready -Made or a Made -to -Measure Suit. Wehave
them at prices you are prepared to pay. Big range
at $10,00 to $24.00,
New King Hats for
Men
Its the meet conspieuotts
thitig a man wears. You
will feel better about your
appearance if your hat .is.
new, Oaps too at 50e., 75e.
acrd $1.00:
Beresford Shoes for
Men
Smart Shoes that are
comfortable, Ilt easily and
neatly. and wear a long
time is fah"at you want
That's whatwe sell at
$4.00 and $5.00.
e POTATOES
Our car of Choice "Delaware Potatoes" has
arrived. The quality isgobd, Get your supply
Erreellent fart seed' or table use.
A. STEVVART
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NOTICE
Regina Watches, when sold
without an Official Guarantee
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second
Hand Watches, taken in trade
or procured,,, in some other ,.
second=hand way.
1 am the only authorizea
Official` Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offices
gal Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents,
throughout Canada.
Special Bargains
For May
This week we are selling Ladies and Gents Japanese
Linen Handkerchiefs, 6 for 25c.
Special Window Bargains every day. Watch our
windows. It pays. •
Try our Jamacia Bananas, and our Fresh Roasted --
Peanuts. They are good. Come in often and look
around.`
Pwe11's Bazaar
Big Variety Sure
JONES & MAY
PHONE: NO. 32
Spring Time
Is
Here.
,The balmy breezes ar c blo wing and make us feel good. To -
fel good we must be dressed good and this the place to , come
for the up-to-date' cloths for Ladies Children, Men and Boys.
Ladies Stylish Suits and Coats
We are showing 'a beautiful range of Ladies, and Misses ,Suits
and Coats in The seasons best shades and Cloths. No two alike. all'
exclusive designs. Do: not miss seeing them.,
WASH DRESSES.
For Ladies, Misses ` and
Children.. They come in
all colors and combination of
colors also Whites a big
range to choose from, from
50 cents, up.
DRESS GOODS
• We have a great big show
ing of all the New Fabrics
and Colors in Stuff Goods
that are eight up to ;the min-
ute Yoe must 'see them.
MILLINERY
Nothing too good or New.
for Our Millinery Depart-
ment. If
epartment..11 you want the Just
Right Hat you will find it
Here, Leave your orders
early as • our Milliners are
working ovettiine, '
MEN'S AND BOYS SUITS
Our Spring Suits have.
arrived and are the very
height of fashion. • Every
suit a good . Model
BOYS WASH SUITS
Por the little boys all
colors to choose from ,end
the niftiest styles you cean
see 75c., .81.00, and 150 each
40NES ,MAY
amp/niters for the celebrated W. E.' Ilford Clothing
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