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TWENTY-FIRST Y.
EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1909.
SANDERS cit CREECH
The Old Reliable
.. GLIMPSE into the var-
ious sections
of this store
will convince you that we have the goods and the
prices, too.
Our Dry Goods Section is filled with the most approv-
ed styles of Dress Goods-
hoods that are the most popular styles for Spring. A splendid variety to
oose from. We are now showing our NEW PRINTS and GINGHAMS-
the newest and best -come and get your choice before they are all picked over
[Our Notion Section A section filled with all kinds of
FANCY COLLARS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, H'D'K'FS, &c
Our Men's Clothing Section t on lncleds very 1 tUe
eulogy. The fact that this department will tend to show that we sell only the
best and newest to be had in clothing.
Our Boot & Shoe Section Your faithful servants
-"THE FEET "-really
need great care. Good
fitting footwear is an essential. In our shoe section only the smartest and
best fitting footwear to he had. Styles that suit the eye and fit the feet.
ft DO DROP IN "
CARLINGir BROS.
`�'�PHONE 22+-�
New Spring Goods
are now ready for your inspection
Is! Dress ogoi:
in all the , FANK colors. • li in
PLAIN CLOTHS, I'ANCY STRIPES, PLAIDS
All at reasonable prices.
We sell raf ton's rints
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ALL GUARANTEED •FAST COLORS
Ms' rnihin
PAlso a full stock of
BOOTS & SHOES -in all sizes
The Newest Colors in
SHIRTS and TIES, FANCY BRACES, ETC
Clean, Fresh Groceries always in stock
SNELL & ROWE
rr.N.tast.fal Carle.
De. O. I'. ROULBTON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DM/STINT
Malabar of tae IL O. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
Ileaduat. of Toronto Univers' ty.
OVTICI: Over Dickson L Carling's Law Office, is
Ds. Lod.esoa's former Dental Parlors.
DL A. R. KINSMAN, 1. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
`H.nor graduate of Toronto Unlveriety.
DENTIST,
ENO eat,raet.d without any pain, or any bad effects
Otsee over Oiedman a Stu,bury's office, Main street
Wise.
Medical
DR. T. P. Mc1.At'GIiI.1N
Has r..umed practl e after spendinf a year (Col.
Wit) at Brltleb and Continental Hospitals. General
prectle. with ,pe fat attention to Eye, (with refrsc•
Lion) Lar, Now and Throat.
Office: Dashwood, Ont.
HR BRIGHT, M. D., M. C. P. a 8. iiONOR
. Graduate of Toronto University, fwo years
resident physician Royal Alexandra nospital, et•'.
(Mee and Residence, Dr. Amos' (Nd !stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
Legal.
DiOISON a CARLiNG, BARRISTERS, SOLiCI•
son, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Sslddton for Molsons Bank, etc.
M.1.y to LOOS at lowest rates of Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. R. Oast,cee, B a., L. H. rcuos
MONET TO LOAN.
We have a large amount of private funds to loan
• farm and village properties at low rates of Inter
sea.
(BADMAN at 8TANBt'RY,
Berdsters, Solkiton. Main .1 . Exeter On
B. S. PHiLLiPS. I':xit-ran.
Lices-sed Auctioneer.
fares attended In all parts. Satisfart►on guaran•
toed or no pay Term. ream -matte. All orders left
at Advoeste Office will be promptly attended to.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma M Royal Incorrrrated Society of
Moelcian., England; Organist of Trivttt Memorial
Ohurrh.Rseter. Plano, Organ. Harmony and Theory
Of Music, Terms on appll. atton. Exeter, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. Mao Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN
.\ large amount ot money to 1 flan on
farm and village properties at lowest
rates. ERNEST ELLiOT,
Conveyancer, etc.
Office opposite Central hotel, Exeter.
F•
CAIRNS, VETERINARY BURGEON.
Successor to Da. RAIIIAT,
Special Attention to Dentistry.
NM..1n street,s(op airivit Memoome ofrial Church),r. Peter Bwwdbe
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Ocoee -Dr. Rtamsay's old stand,corner of Main and
North streets, (opp. Pym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited
FAi4M FOR SALE
75 acres of tate tat con. ot Rlddulpit`,
Lot 2, 1-4 mile from Cer,tr,.11a : 65 ac.
under cultivation, 10 ac. rush pasture.
There is a good two-story brick cottage
barn 84 by CO. other buildings also,
3 good wells, 2 orchards; pesseealon
at once. Apply oft the pre:lilacs.
TILOS. W. NEIL.
RATIN FOR SALE
A Ilan: 5: feet by 32 feet, rock cl.n
frame. is tor a.ti .tt a r; • 'tenable
price. For particui.tra appiy to CHRiS.
DIETitICH, Shiva P. 0.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDERSON, Licensed Auctioneer
for 1turot: County. n+s reaeot,abic.
Dates can bc made at tt.e Advo:ate.
Exeter. or iic:nry Elitr'r's Office, Cred-
iton.
AUCTION SALE
of Threshing Outfit and Farm Stock
Mr. Thos- Cameron has been Instructed
tosell by Public Ai'tion at
TOWN HALL, EXETER
ON SATO Ri)AY, MARCH Ott), 1909
at 2:30 o'clock sharp,
the following valuable property,
Thrr.her. "Decker," been used Ave years, In good
condition, with feeder and plower; also cutter; 1 Saw•
yet Marey Engine used Ave years, In good shape;
1 itelt 1'+t feet, 7 Inches wide, i ply. used 4 weeks;
task. wagon, pump and hose, new.
The abovemachinery la in first-class condition.
There will also t. sold at the same time 1 Mood
mare rising 1+0 years old, in foal to Bowden .1 If'•
Donnell's grey hone; 1 Ally rising 2 year. old, sired
by Ulwntck; 1 t year•old Ally by Lord Sharp; 1 row
cant rears old supposed to be in calf -The property
of Alam Whiteford.
TERMS --(N outfit made known on day of sale.
of Farm Stock -S months' credit will to given on
furnishing approvedoint notes, ora discount of S
per rent per annum for cash In lien of notes.
Decker Threshing Company
C. Ila-, cy, Pres. ; W, 11 Dearing, Secy; FAL Jones
Thos. Cameron, Auctioneer.
WANTED-11011SE TO RENT
A house centrally ionated, ot moderate
slat. Apply at this office.
A STRONG POPUL.tlt SCHOOL
In union there 1a strength" "In
multitude of counsellors there is wis-
dom." These ate two of the many rea-
sons why young people consider it best
to attend Canada's Greatest Chain of
High -Grade, Modern. Actual Business
Schools. Clinton Business College,
whose new advertisement appears this
issue Is a worthy link.
SERVANT GIRL \V": NTEt1.' • -
General servant, must be gopd cook.
Apply to Mrs. G. W. Harrison, Lllzabeth
street, Exeter.
PItIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE
The undersigned is offering by priv-
ate sale certain of the new articles ot
furniture al their home, corner Andrew
and Laughall streets, Exeter. Also a
number of rugs.
MRS. 'RICHARD SNELL.
STRAY HEIFER
Tinere came onto the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 11, Con. 13, McGl11-
tvray, a red and white heifer. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying expenses. THOS. LEWIS
SEED OATS c'OR SALE
The undcralgrtcd nas .about 400 bush
cls of Beed oats for sale -200 banner
and 200 t,nadian King -all clean and
in first -clans condition. Apply on Lot
6, South Thames Road, Osborne.
IIALLIE BROWN.
CI E' 11E{{Y MEETING
Th,; Annual 3lccting of the patrons of
the Winchelsea Creamery will be held
in the Township Hall, Elinlvlltc, on Wed-
nesday, March ard, at 1.30 p tn. when
the annual report will be received, ad
dresses delivered and a general discus-
sion on matters pertaining to the cream-
ery will take p:ace. W. G. 31EDD.
M1T FOUND
A dog -skin mit. Owner can have It by
by calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
BUS AND DRAY BUSINESS
Having decided to go into the Bus and
Dray Business In E-eter I have placed
a new and up-to-date rig on the road
for the conveyance of passengers to and
from the station. and respectfully so-
ilclt a lair white of buaTh6Ss ot the
travelling public. Calls at the office,
phone 41A, cheertully attended to
WM. ARNOLD, Prop.
BASEBALL OUTFIT FREE
Boys, here to your chance ; earn this
aplet,d1d baseball outfit in a Ilttie of
your spare time. Consists o1 first --•lass
hall and bat, given absolutely free tor
selling fifteen pieces of our Jewellry at
10 cents each. GIRLS, we give you a
lovely gold laid bracelet for selling 15
pieces. We trust you with tnc jewelry.
lie sure and write to -day to Consolidated
Specialty Cu. Station D. Toronto.
I'IIOPEIRTY FOR SALE.
New brick cottage, two story, contain-
ing eight rooms, with furnace, electric
light and all modern conveniences. Hard
and soft water. Two lots, situated on
Santdera street, Exeter. Apply at Advo-
cate Office.
SEED BARLEY' FOIL SALE
About 800 bushels of No. 21 barley
grown and kept for seed purposes. This
is a new variety that has proven to
possess a remarkable clean stiff straw
excelling all other varieties, also gave
the highcPt yield of grain per acre of
all the barley tested in 1907 at the 0.
A. C., manchuria Included. it has been
without an exception the most popular
variety with the tzptrimenlal u:tla: In
the province ever since the first distrib-
ution In 1906 In two pound lots from
the 0. A. C. Price of small .quantities
•Lots per bus. JOIN ELDER.
iteneall P. C. Lot 16, Can. 2, Itay.
Five bushels; and more at reducA rate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the -natter of the estate of William
Hutton, late of the Village of Exeter
in the County of Huron, Gentle-
man, deceased.
Pur -aunt to Chapter I•29, of the Revised Statutes
of Ontario, 1tee.
Notice is herct y given porsusnt 10 Mr. St.at•tte in
that behalf, that all persons having claims against
the estate of the Pahl W ilham Hotton, who died on or
about the nineteenth day of November, A. D. IltA.
are requested, on or before the
FiRST i)AY OF MARCH. A. D. 1005)
to send by pn.t or to deliver to the undersigned 8o11.
citon for the Admtnletrstta of Paid deceased, their
Christian and Surnames, addresses and descriptions
and the full particulars of their rlalms respectively,
properly %trifled, and the securities, (if any), held
by them, and that after the day last aforesaid the
said administratix willpr•veed todistrihute the tto
sets of the said de eace.1 among the parties entitled
thereto. having regard only to tho.e claim• of which
notke shell have bren Given as above required, eon
that the.ai.1 Admini.trath' will not be liable for the
said amts or any part thereof, to any person or per-
sons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have
been received by her at the time of m• 11 di.trlhu•
tion.
And notice is also given that any person or persons
indebted to the saki estate or any account whatso-
ever are required forthwith to pay such Indebted-
ness to the undersigned solicitors.
MR8. ELiZA JANE COLE, Administrant'
Dated at Faster, this 15th day of February, Ma.
MCMSON A CARLiNG,
Soli, item for the shote mentioned Administraht'
Exeter, Ont.
Sale Registers.
Wedseeday, March 3rd--ti,aring .ale of reg •
Istrred and h,g', grade firm stnek of win Dalrymple
Lot a,Con . 12, Ili b,ert.xt 1 o'clock. No reserve as
proprletee 1s giving up (ermine. T. Camerae, Asct•,
tiles Elim Snuth ot Clinton spent a
few days at her i.onte here.
TIIE EXETER COUNCIL
The council -net In the Town Hall otic
Feb. 19. All present, Previous minutes
read and approved A circular letter re-
garding the National Sanitarium was
Iald over. The reeve advised the coun-
cil that he had an Interview with Mr.
Chipman. civil engineer el' Toronto, who
would be pleased to pay a visit to Exe-
ter and consult with the council re-
gards water works. ifeantan-Johna-
That the clerk write Mr. Chipman asking
hire to cony to Exeter as soon as poas-
ible.-O%rriejl. A deputation of tt e re
eident mini$tere and laymen waited up;
on tht)'1couricll in resettle .action being
taken llo reduce the iiuit r of hotel
Liquor Licenaea. AdJirpws a were given
by Revs. Going, Marchi, Fear, Collins,
Messrs. Martin Gladntan, Huston and
others. Questions were asked and ane -
were were made by the deputation after
which a vote ot thanks was tendered
to the councillors, per motion of Rev.
Martin and Fear. Neaman -Johne -
a by-law be p,tased limiting the number
of hotel licenses to three. Carling and
Luker -That no action be taken at the
present time. The motion limiting the
number was declared carried by the
reeve, who advised the clerk to get the
advice of Messrs. Madman and Stanbury
in preparing the by-law. Tine municipal
auditors, Joe. Davis and J. G. Stan -
bury, submitted their report advising a•,
duplicate of the sante be forwarded to
the provincial authorities. The report
was accepted and the clerk ordered to
have the abstract advertised. -Carried.
Collector Bissett expressed himself as
pleased with the suggestions made by
the auditors. Johns -Luker -That the
town treasurer open an account In Char-
tered Bank in the name of the Munk.'
panty of Exeter as per statute. -Carried.
Ileaman-Carling-That the auditors be
paid it 1'2, supplementei by $3 each for
the extra mho!' taken In preparing the
report. -Carried. Luke r-AdJournment.
,los. Senior, Clerk.
Mr. Donald McInnis lett Tuesday for
Toronto to attend the annual meeting of
The National Portland Cement Co. Ile
carries with hint a large number o1 the
proxies and Jt is expected that he will
be elected on the Board of Dir.'ctors.
•
fiAl TOWNSHIP
tin Feb. 113th another of the old set-
tlers of Hay passed away when Mrs.
C.trietop:ter Eacrett of the 2nd ron. de-
parted this Ills. The deceased had been
.tffticted for years and during last sum-
mer seemed to gain a little strength,
but the improvement apparently was only
temporatLA, Sho was in her 76th year.
About a ago ate at.d her bereaved
husband celebrated their Golden wed-
ding. Her daughter Mrs. Harry Tay-
lor has lived with and eared for her
for some Unit. Her family are all grown
and settled in different parts of Ar nert•-a
Robert residing In Hensall. Mrs Eacrett
was an ezcelleat lady In every respect
and the sy'ttpatl,y of the community is
extended to the bereaved.
THE KEG EXPLODES.
The following despatch from Edmon-
ton, dated Feb. 11. and appearing in a
Winnipeg paper, gives the particulars Of
an exploelon, In which two young men
well known In this section were victims,
Mr. Lunn being a former resident of
Exeter and Mr. Kreln formerly of Cred-
iton;- The explosion of a keg of gun-
powder to a tent at the new parliament
building site, which will probably result
fatally to one man and seriously injur-
ing two others, brought to light the
very narrow escape front death which
150 employees at the legislative halls
as well as the local legislators them-
selves had several days ago. Some time
ago. when the old Hudson's Bay build-
ing was being cleaned, ten kegs of black
gunpowder, probably for use in bygone
years for defence against the Indians,
was dierovered In secret receaazs of the
building. One was lett there by mistake,
ing discovered by •he fireman. . 11111y
Lunn. wIto thought it useless, and it
was about to be used int the furnace as
Cue iwhcn an assistant warned him. Last
night Lunn tried the gunpowder In a pan
on the stove of his shack,t hlnking It use
less. The whole keg exploded, blowing
the shack to pieces and badly ir.Juring
hire and his two companions, Loula MR -
den and Ezra h,rlen. The men were ter-
ribly injured and 11 is feared that Lunn
will die.
CCRLiNG CuN'IESC
The members of the Exeter Curling
Club held a contest Thursday last In
singles for n medal and vest. and the
championshiI, the championship a•.d
medal being _won by 11. E. Ruston and
the vest by C. b. Snell. Tt a former had
to play five galllce to win while the !at -
tet aas lucky enough to aecute a de-
f telt and two tree. Eight e tide were
played in each contest and rata con-
testant used tl.rec pales 01 stones. Par.
haps the e,osest ani hardest fought of
the games was In the accond draw. when
F. Sweet Ix:,: \Y. W. Tartan. 5 to 4.
The final game was completed by the
aid of a 1at,1crn a tc.w ntomet,ts after
midnigi,t. The following is We score. -
let draw.-itev. Collins and J. Grieve,
def.; L. W. Fainter and D. McInnis, def.;
W. W. Tartan 10. 11. Gourd 6; 11. W.
i►inney ; W. Gillceplc 8; E. Jones
9. Sea. Taylor 4; T. Hoyte 11, r7. And-
erson 6 ; F. Bawdcn 8, A. I'ynt 7 . t .
sweet 7. It. G. Seldon 4 ; C. B. Snell and
it. N. Taylor, def.: 11. E Ruston 13,
N. D. Hurdott 4 ; A. Taylor 11. ',Mtn.
Wilson 3.
2nd draw. -Cortina 7 Bawdett 5 -Hoyle
6. Palmer 4 : Jonta 8, Dit rtey 4 ; [fur
ton 7. Taylor 6 ; Swett 5, Tama,t 4 '
Snell. bye.
3rd draw. -'smell 7. Collins 5: Jones
10. Sweet ',. Huston 14. Boyle 8.
4111 draw.-llueton 1.1. Jones R; and
Snell bye.
t Inst. -Huston h, Snell 4.
WI IA LEN
A number from around here attend-
ed the social at Saintsbury on Thursday
evening. -II. Wilson and Lloyd Hodg-
son and trlends attended divine service
at St. Patrick's church, Lucan.-Mrs.D.
Itowc (rte f G
1 O tat c her 'sister
stun visit d 1 r stn r
Mrs. Daniel Hodgson on Sunday. -Mr,
and Mra. \1 -in. Morley visited at Ler
home near Bryanet0n on Sunday. -Mrs.
John Wright gave a party to a num-
ber of tier friends oft Tuesday evening
of lust week. -The wedditng of Archie
Mcllhargey to Mies Laura Mitchell took
place on Tuesday. We wish for them
a happy wedded life. -A great deal of
teaming was done on the wee bit of
sleighing we had. Mr. J. V. Stinson
got hie Ice home and Samuel Gunning
got the sand home for a new barn this
summer.
EDEN.
Mrs. Adair is visiting her brother,
W. J. Caves. -A large number front here
attended the social at Mr. P. Hunter's
last Thursday evening and all report a
good hate, -Mr. R. Coates, after a visit
with friends in Toronto, has returned
home accompanied by his son, Frank,
who has been in the hospital there for
the past three months. -Silas Ida Caves
spent Sunday in Exeter. --Frank Rook
and sister Nellie of Exeter spent Sun-
day at S. Skinner's. -Mies J. Bottler of
Cromarty is visiting her friend Miss
Clara Luxton. --Mr. Harris and daughter
of Fullerton spent Sunday at the home
Mr. J. Essery.
BIRTHS
Lamport. -In Crediton, on Feb. 18, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lamport, a son.
Hector. -In Exeter, on Feb. 21st, to
Serg't and Mrs. Hector, a daughter.
Stewart. --At Farquhar, Feb. 17th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stewart. a eon.
Stanloy.-In Winnipeg, on Feb. 17th, to
Mr. and Mra. James Stanley, nee Miss
011ie McLaugir;in, a son.
Bender. -111 Hay, , Con. 14, Feb 12th,to
Mr. and Mra. Ezra Bender, a eon.
matters. -l11 llay, on Bronston Line, on
Feb. 1 Gih, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Walters. a daughter.
Woodburn. -At Greenway. Feb. 12th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Clnidley Woodburn,a son.
MARRIAGES
rt
Ameaa-Davidson-At the 4fattee, Hen
sail, on Feb. 10t4, Ei Ga Jane Dav-
idson, to Walter Jo Fiera
Fort-Grcctr-Al the hoots of the bride's
parents, \Vcdnceday, Feb. 17th, by tin,
!tee hicks of Crediton, Hilton
to atlas Jessie, daughter ot Mr. Frei
Green of Sodom.
Sandford. -Baker -Ln I'ort Huron, on
Wednesday, Feb. 17, Mr. Bert Carpen-
ter Sanford of Buffalo, N. Y., to \Slee
Sarah Jane. eldest daughter of Thos.
Baker, fort Huron, tormeily of Cen-
tralia.
Armstrong. -Petit kc. At Parkhill, f'eb.
13th, R. 11. Armstrong ot West Will-
iams, to Mre. John Politico of Parkhill
Biggins -Beacom -At Clinton on Feb ,17
Stella E. Beacom to Thomas W. Big-
gins, all of Sutlimcrhill.
Howard. -Pollock. -At the residence 01
the bride's patents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Howard, Town Line, IIay, on Feb. 17
James A. Pollock of Ripley to Mies
Sarah ltoward.
Detrlch.-licgier.-At the R. C. church,
Mount Carmel, Feb. 22nd, by ltev. Fr.
Forreater, Mr. Leo Detrich to Miss
Josephine, daughter of John Rcgier,
both of Stephen.
DEATFIS
Wilson. -In Centralia o:t Sunday, F.b.
21st, James Witaou, aged 63 years.
Eacrett.-on Feb. 113th. Mrs. Christopher
Eactett, aged 76 years.
Burley. -in Parkhill, Feb- 17th, Reuben
hurley. aged 16 years, 9 months.
Craig. -In Clutton, on Fob. 15th Ann
Hall, relict of tr,c late Robt. Craig:
of Brampton, aged 90 years.
Don't Be Put Off
by any salesman telling you that
he leas a preparation better than
Enjoyme Medicinal Jelly...
for chapped or rough skin, tan
or sunburn. Look out for your-
self -if you want •
THE B E STS
then use "Enjoy -me." There's
none just as good. Only one
store in Exeter sells it -and it's
here. 25c a jar.
at1laa& Akar
COME IN
Can. THE PURITY ',wen
'w.MIFIRFAFWFAVIIFIRV'ErAP
ODDS & ENDS SALE
A Few Bargains after Stock -Taking.
2 pkgs Tacks, 8 and 10 oz, for 5c
2 Mouse Traps for 5c
12 gross Hat and Coat Hooks, 3 doz for....25c
Cold Blast Lanterns, (1 week only) with wick and oil
reg. 75c for 50c
Caementeum (mends everything) per tin..20c
Spring Skates, per pair 35c
Hockey less than cost
Kitchen Emery Steels 10c
1 string of Bells, reg. $2.00, for $1,45
Shaft Gongs less than cost
Razors, 6 only, reg. $1.00, for 50c
Sulphur and Salts, 8 and 10 lbs. for 25c
Sweepers for Children, 45c and 50c, for 25c and 30c
1 Ironing Board, reg. $2.00, for $1,50
1 Vallmer Washer, reg. $7.00, for $5.50
Buck -Saws at Cost.
Rex Sugar Food Dr. Scott's Stock Food
Handford's Balsam of Myrrh and
International Stock Food
HERMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE
The watch that
gives sat iyfae•
tion under all
('OnditiOltS
of service is
the watch that
you want ,
THE REGINA WATCH...
iS THE PEER OF ALL WATCHES CO,, :. i itENGTH,
BEAUTY OF DESIGN. SERVi('AIIiLiTY AND
SATISFACTORY TIM K•KEEPiNO.
These watches are made by the most skilful mechanics in the
world. Assisted by the most up-to-date machinery known
to science.
Thep mat, -he• sr* made for men, women and boys
ani will trice the i11:ST or ssIntFACfiON to anybody who rry•,irr. a
....... good serviceable time -keeper. . . .
A. Marchand - Watchmaker
RXETF.R• • ONTARIO.