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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, OCTO13EII 14, 1909.
Try The Advocate Office
Fur Wedding and;Bual-
ness Stationery and
Cards, Po -ter., Tickets.
Hill,;, awl all kinds of
Printing.
Type & Styles are the Best
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are still doing business at the Old Stand
4hd are here to do business. This we 3k we are of-
fering a
Fine Line of Dress Goods, Very Fine Line
in STRIPE WORSTEDS, in Suit Lengths, ONL'V $1.00 I'EH i AU1). Ex-
tra Value at 75c in all the leading clothe and in the newest shades. These
price geode are good weights, suitable for Ladies' and Children's Suite.
' SPECIAL`�-
We are showing a GOOD RELIABLE CLOTH at 50c per yd. This is a
regular 011c Cloth, hut, owing to us having a vet y large supply of this line, we
are going to clear it at 50e per yd.
F'LIJRS The Best Ranging We
price Havefrom$1Ever,225toX35.00, Shown !
Also Ladies' Fur -Lined Coats
This ;- ' first year we have handled these, so we are uttering EXTRA
VALUE in utuer to get your trade.
��Bargain Table
A few of those CHEAP DRESS GOODS left.
A Special Line of Crockery for This Week Only!
When we will give you A SPECIAL PRICE on all lines of DINNER
and CHAMBER SETS and ODD PIECES.
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Live Poultry !
- Butter 19c, Eggs 23c. trade; 22c cash.
Dried Apples 5c
These pricey subject to
change.
CARLING BROS.
Special Sale
OF
Men's & Boys
Suits & Overcoat
LADIES' et GIRDS'
Coats, Furs & Raincoats
AT REDUCED PRICES
Remember this is \cher, you
g,e•t. the
Kant Krack Rubbers
'"The Beet Made"
Men's Suits
$15.00 Suite for..... $12.0(1
12.00 " " 10.00
10.00 " 7.50
8.00 " " 0.50
Boys' Suits
$O.W Suits fur...... $L75
5.50 " 4.00
4.75 „ .. . .... :3.50
4.50 •' •' 3.25
3.70 ,. .. 2 75
300 ,. 2.25
2.50 •' 2 00
Men's & Boys' Overcoats
$14.00 Overcoats fur.... $11.00
12.00 " .... 950
10.00
8.00
7.50
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s� All accounts due Oct. 1st please call and settle. '4F4
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
- ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE --
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rr.ressloaal Cards.
Di. Q. i'. ROUL8TON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DONTIST
Dombee of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontario sod Honor
lissasst. of Toronto Uolv*nit y.
OVTlOE: Over Diction a Carling's Law Office, la
Ds. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
extracted without i
testi s tt out anv px n, or any bad elects
Oleo oyer Oladmao & Stan bury 's office, .In street
11Mst.
`DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
Senor graduate of Toronto Colkerlety.
DENTIST
HERE TO STAY!
Bus and Dray Calls
promptly attended to.
Horses kept in stock for Bale.
Telephone 41A
Stables at Handford's Horse Exchange
wit. ARNOLD, Prop.
Medical
n R BRIGHT, M. D., N. C. P. A 8. HONOR111. Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
redden[ physician Boys,/ Alexandra 1toepltal, etc.
Ot 1,,e and Residence, Dr. Amos' 011 Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER.
Da, T. P. YcLAUO1ILIN
Has resumed practice after spending a year (Col-
lege) at Brabh and Continental Hospitals. Genera)
�N tine with are ,tent ion to Eye, (with retrace
..r) Ear Nose and Throat.
• om. e: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
DtOESON .t C.tIU.INea, BARRISTERS, SOLICi
tors, Notaries, Conveyancers. Commissioners
lelicttore for Nelsons Rant. etc.
Mosey to 1 eon at lowest rates of lot
Ott •e., )(sin street, Fatter,
8. S.0ast.t ,. B.A., L, S. wallOit
MONET TO LOAR.
Ws have a large ,mount of private funds to 1012
• Earl• and . Wage properties at low fates of hetet
mt.
MADMAN .t STANBCRT,t
Barrister., g. -'i Itors,Malo et.. Exeter Os
B.S. PHILLIPS, EYKTKR.
Licensed Anctioaeer.
Sales attended In all part.estisfa.•tlon ratan.
teed or no par Terms ret•,nable. All Orden len
at Advo ate Odle* will be promptly attended to
J. SENIOR
Agent C'onfederat ion Life Assurance
Oompany, also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companieri.
Main -St.. Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTiO`1EER
ttWM. ANDEI(5JN. Llrcneed .Au-t;o.terr
r Buren County. Terms reasonable.
Dates can be made at Ire Adro•att.
Teter. or lienry Hitter's Office, Creel -
ton.
1IOU91t FOR Satin
An xrellent hrlrk ' o te.-•mode re a, d
up -lo --.fats. Slioate.l :fat:. street.
Apply at this Office.
FARM WANTED TO iRF.NT.
i 1m1 acres, to get posaesslon In fall.
Apply to SANDERS & CRF.ECH, Exeter
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned is offering for sale
that valuable 100 acre farm, being Lot
9 Con. 3, Stephen, Allcicared and 1n
good state of cultivation. Fences good,
well under -drained with tile. About one
acre of orchard. 'Two rotary new brick
cottage /1:1d bank barn ; alae cement
s!lo; three good wells of water and a
spring creek. One quarter mile from
sc'.00l and two m1Ies from church.
Possession given In the fall. Apply to
NEWTON BAKER, CENTRALIA. O.T.
FARM TO RENT
Being Lot :1, con. 14, In the Township
of Tuckeranttth, containkig 101) acres.
on which la a new cement house, con
Mining 7 rooms, bank barn :17,x7,O,wltlt
stalling underneath, drive stied, 21,32;
well watered, 2 wells arid a never -fall -
Ing spring ; 3 acres of fali wheat, fall
plowing partly do at ; 5 acres well man-
ured for spring crop; straw on plate
can be had to feed on premises; Immed-
iate possession will be given for doing
fall work. Full possession on Nov. 8.
MIN. For further particulars apply an
the premises to D. Bibb. teoprieto:, or
13 S. i')IILLIi'SS, Auctto,:eer, Exeter.
FARM FOlt SALE.
Inn acre farm In Usb rue, two and one
half tr.ie. from Ezetcr, also a bet it
house on Male -street. Ezetcr. and a car-
load of green cedar posts.
\VM. M. BLATCIIFORD
FARM FOR SALE.
One of the finest farms 1n t'eborre
Appljeto SANDERS & CREEC11. Exeter
NOTICE
As 1 am now In the West on a trip
for my health• my book accounts will
not be collected until i return In
mart: e. Dated. Sept. 17.th.- A. E.
PYM.
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WHAT'S THE ItAiLWAY 1)O1NG? FCeIOOL FIE1.11 SI'c-rleTS
To the query of Vie newspaper writer, On Friday last tilt. L _c ter •c.'cilo)l he:
thele F'[eid Sports, and the woatnc
man favored thoan with an ideal day.
long 11..t of aUaetic coateats besldea th
basketball and football, were held 11
the afternoon, at which (here was
large attendance of Interested spe:tat
ora. The day's fun started about 11
a. en. iv.l-e:: tele children marched 1n pro
ccaston down town and back to tit
school grounds, whore the girls, reprea
e:,te3 by Tire 131uea, anti Tie Yellows
played a game of basketball, the for-
mer winning; and the boys, captained
by Loftus lien, and Gordon Butt. play-
a gime of/baseball, the former's team
winning by a score' of 2--0..
The afternoon aports for prizes, do-
nate:! by business meat and others,werc
Moll as follows.-{
C;tldren'a Eve,rtn.-10 yard races,boye
9 years avid under, E. Wells, 11. Boyle;
gills 8 years and under, T. Harvey, V.
"Mallett ; boys 10 years and under, H.
Parsons. G. Ortweln; girls 10 years
and under, 1. , Dewey, L . Jol i Jos; uoy'e
obstacle ram, Mf. Senior, O. Davie :
yard ,raced, boys 12 years and under, 11
Parsons. G. Wells; girls 12 years and
under, A. Bell, F' Bowes.
Girls' Events. -Number race, G Ford
S. Southeott; Ncedlce,and thread race, C.
ilarvcy'a girl, J. Butt's girl; Spike
driving race, A. ht,1therson, J. Grassick
Potato race, 31. A. a eon, N. Amy : 75
yard dash, .E. Iluukin, I. !lardy; book
race, L. Boyle, L. Taylor ; Peanut race,
M. Cari;ieg, L. itoyle; Egg race, L. Has-
tings, 1t. Wood ; throwing basket ball,
L Sanders. E. Hunkii, ; obstacle raze,
F.. iiunkin, NI. Darch ; .1-_' Lille relay,
S. Southcott's team, E. Hunkin's team.
Senior Boys' Events. -100 yard dash
L. men), G. ”utt ; three-legged, Huttand Hem. Copelae and McLean; wl eel
harrow. Butt and Horn, Copeland and
'MeLean; le :.p frog, Butt and Hern,
Copeland and McLean ; running broad
Jump, L Horn. G. Butt ; standing broad
Jump. L Hoe,.G .Butt ; running !top.
step newt Jutnn, L. Hern, 11. Triebner ;
running hig.:n Jennie 1.. Hern and G.
Butt tle; poly vault, 11. Teichner and
E. Copeland tie; 2 -toile bicycle rare,
C. Harvey, G. 'Butt ; marathon race. L.
Hern, C. Pickard; 1-2 male May.
team. Trlebner•'s team; throwing base-
ball. C. Heywood, 11. Triebner; 1-2 mile
Oast', L. 'torn, G. Butt.
Junior Boys' Evcnts.-100 yard dash,
11. Carling, C. Wood; three-legged race.
Taylor and Watson, Carling and \Wood;
wl.c.lb.trrow, Carling and Brandt. Tay-
lor and Butt ; Leaf frog, Carling and
Brandt, Taylor and Butt ; running broad
Jump, It. Brandt, L. Matson ; standing
broad jump: H. Jones, G. Taylor; run-
ning, hop step and Jump, R. Brandt. i..
Watson; rum.ing high Jump, I. . • ear
11. Carling ; pole vault. C. Taylo
�clt; 1 inti(' marathon. G. T:,•, i'.
Bogart)); 1-2 mile relay, C. Wood'steem, G. Taylor's team; tnroa:,rg base
ball, 11. Sweet, R. Blssett ; 1-2 nolle bic-
ycle race, A. Coleman. L. Grieve.
At the conclusion of t rc spares the
prizes were distributed.
\.tiara the railway dohig ?" Mr.
tfarfleId, ct•'c: engineer of the People's
Railway. while In his of: ce at Strat-
ford. reepouded,-
"Tl,c eogi ncring staff of the I'eoplc'a
Rallway have been very busy since last
spring, working continually on a sur-
vey of the route of the railway. Tills
Is the foundation of the wprk of the
People's Railway. and after this work
la completed you will hear of by-laws
being passel and of the first grading
work on the road.
"Front an engineer's standpoint we
have an easy- road to put down. The
$rroposed route is very level and tin no
Instance will it cost more than $30uo a
utile to grade, which amount you twill
vie.,,
re er was placed in our original
calculations.
"We have located and surveyed a very
good line between Stratford and Berlin,
a straight line with but very few curves
The grades will be very light. In fact
stone of the grades will be more than
2'' p: r cent. Good lines )Lave been sur-
veyed also on the Wellesley branch,
the new Dundee branch. from New Ham-
burg the ougii Platteville to Bright, and
in the City of Stratford.
"I)urirtg the latter part of this week
surveyors will be at work between Ber-
lin and Guelph. \\'e can g t a very good
road to Guelph tit respect to toot of con-
struction. The cut■ and fills are at a
minimum. Alt the people along the line
from Guelph to Stratford are very
muchtntereatcd in aurvcyl,tg operations
and are anxiously awaiting tete conning
of the road. Special [merest is noticedin Wilmot Township were the people
are eager to have another chance to vote
on therailway by-law. They have learn-
ed enough about the road 11ow to see its
benefits and will doubtlessly carry the
railway by-law by a large majority.
' One great advantage to the municipal
fetes along the lite of the People's rail-
way is that those using hydro -electric
power will be credited with the amount
of power used by the People'. Railway.
This will be a fine Ram to all those
elites and towns between Guelph, Berlin,
Stratford and Woodstock. The People's
Railway will use a large amount of hy-
dro -electric power, and consequently the
cites and towns along the route will
be able to get a very cheap ,rate 011
heir power."
. What territory will you inspect
text?" enquired the newspaper man.
' I have heard of that grand agricult-
ural country west pf Stratford that
;^els an electric line," said Mr. War-
teld, 'and I an anxious to get out
hero and have a look at that territory.
Next week, or perhaps the week after,
want to vlalt the country down trrru
Exeter on the road to Grand Bend. Then
will look over the territory from God -
rich, Clinton, Seaforth and Mitchell
o Stratford. Lines through that wcst-
ru country should pay well.
SALE REGISTER
Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. -On Lot 3, talon. 14
Tuckersmith, at 12.30 sharp. Farm
Stock and implements, the property of
D. Gibb. 11. S. t'aillies, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE
Cottage and three lots In Exeter, being
Iota Nos. 55, 56, and 57, on the South
side of Sintcoe Street. On this property
Is a frame cottage (brick foundatlon)con
tabling five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trees. The pro-
perty Is to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to GL.1 DMAN & STANI3URY,
Barristers, Exeter, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE
74 acme of farm land in the village of
Eseter. 13 acres in fall wheat. fall
plowing nearly finished, well fenced.
well drained and watered; good 1 1-0
storey brick house, containing 9 living
rooms', hard and soft water in the
house; good barn, number of fruit trees.
situate north of the station road, Exeter
For particulars apply to JOHN HAWK-
sl1A\V, Proprietor, or B. S. PHILLIPS,
kuctloneer.
WE WANT
For Val and Winter months in Exeter
and aurrounding country an active re-
liable agent to take orde:a for nursery
stock.
GOOD PAY WEEKLY. OUTFIT rItEl'.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
000 ACRES
of the choicest nursery stock which you
:nett direct to your customers. Tills iro
one of the advantages our 'men have over
J)bhers. \\'e guarantee the delivery of
trees In GOOD WND1" ION and US' TO
OON1RACT GRADE. Write for partic-
ulars-PELIIAM NLRSERY W., TOR-
ONTO. Please !written this paper.
DRESS MAKING
I wish to announce that 1 have open -
c..1 a dress making establishment at the
home of Mr. Gordon Manna. Andrew-st.
and am now prepared to accept orders.
1 have had a wide e'perie::re In the Brie
of dressmaking. having been head cutter
for the rant two years ire Brantford. 1
guarantee satlefacttot.-')Li\'E JONES.
MALE TE.\CI(Eit WANTED
Experienced male teacher for 1910 to
teach in No. 4. Stephen. State qualitl-
caticns and salary. Apply to
J. G. WEIN, Crediton P.0.
ESTi3AY HEIFER
There carne onto ' e preneses of the
underalg..ed. Lot 3, Con. 2. Usborne. on
or about the 30th of .August. a y)anrg
heifer. Owner can have same by pr)v-
Ing property and payieg expenses.
''.\MUEL 1ITCK•. .', , P n
We would call the attention of read-
ers of The Advocate to our clubbing
offer with T. e News. Toronto, whereby
they can obtain the two papers fpr
1$2.30. The News is unquestionably one
of the moat influenclal papers publleh-
ed In Clanada, ars editorial comment be -
Ing quoted 'roan one end of Canada to
the otter. For anyone wishing to keep
In touch with Canadian affairs there 1s
no better pap'r than the News.
BIRTHS
Grant. -in Winnipeg, on Sept. 29th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Grant, (nee Veda Hand-
ford). a son.
Gower -In Stephen, on Oct. 5, to „.1r.
and Mrs. D.tn'al Gower, a son
1)f.►itl1IA(SP.3
Charlton -Chet win tl,y-At Ilderlon, un
Oct. Oth, Nettle, daughter of Mr. T.
J. Clatworthy. to Mr. Vercy Charlton
of A1sa Craig.
Grimes -Clark -in Clinton, on tact. Oth,
Mary Clark to John Grimes, both of
Clinton.
Canning -Evans -At St. Columban,
Oct Gib, Joscpa Canning. Tuckcrsn,ltt;.
to Miss Kate, daughter' of ,the late
Joseph Evans. McK111op.
Robinson -Overholt -At Dashwood,
Oct. 5. by Rev. L. K. Melt, Mims Es-
ther Overholt of Dashwood, to Nir.
Percy Robinson of McGillivray.
Pinder-Machan--Lr Mitchell on the rite
l•fr. Wm. Pinder, to Margaret May.
daughter of Mr. James ?larhan, all
of Mitchell.
Prictltam-Ross-i, Fullerton, oil Oct.
Oth. by Rev. Mr. Swan, \Cr. AII<reel
W, Pridhant, to I.aiiare May, youngest
daughter of Mr. \int. aloes. all of Fut-
larton.
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DEATHS
McLaren, -In Ribbert, on Oct. 6th, Scott
McLaren. youngest son of Mr. Dw:-
car, McLaren. aged n0 years.
Tennant. -In Luran, on Oct. 6th,Louise
O'Neil, wife of E Tennant, V. ttg t.
>icKer.na.-ln Mitchel, on Oct. 7, Cath-
arine McKenna, aged 70 years.
Francis -in Fullerton, on Oct. 6th.
Thomas Francis, aged 56 years.
Roak-1.1 111htrert, o:, Oc'. •'.th. Frederick
Hartwick. beloved wife of George A.
Rock, ag"d 03 years, 7 months and
24 days.
Cronin -1n Oodcrtch Tp. on Oct. .5th,
Patrick Cronin. aged 79 years and 8
months.
Ontario Liquor License Act
livens,
thori, ! Ruth Huron Noti• a 14 here.
by Riven that Mrs. Nm. Frits, of Grand Rend, ha•
made appti• atten for pent -Avalon to transfer her
Townshipta.e,n license in Grand Rend. T'.n•hip
of Stephen. to Fara Brenner. of Grand Bend, and
that the aaM.ppliestinn ail es ,ons: at the
meetingof the word of Lfense ("rnrr i..!oner•, to
he hell at the ('omrner' ial MAO, in rinse -it M Eu•
ter, on &tuMar. the 3t4h day of (Mobs►. Igoe, at
the hour of to • m.
All persons Interested will got ern themseites ac•
eordinglf,
John Torness,, !Arens. tn.pertor.
'a'r..• , ?.,.!Rh dac,1n't,0tr. Into.
We Believe That Most People
Must BE SHOWN Clothes!
Moreover, we believe in having the clothes to .h.)w, eo that
when we tell you we have Overcoats ft out $8.00 up to 820.00 and
Snits from $7.50 to $19.50 we have them here TO SHOW YOU !
We are starting in to cater to the better trade and intend show.
ing the best stock in Exeter.
Overcoats
We have this season's showing of Overcoats for all occas-
ions in the finest collection of beautifully tailored gal vents that
have ever been SI1OWN. Among the styl•s ate the Motor Coat,
the College Ulster, the Prussian Collar and others -in all the
leading shades and fabrics. Prices from tiff to $20.
Greene Swift Co.'s Suits
are in the front rank of the tailoring trade tr•day. Their
Special Made -to -Measure Department is the most up-to-date in
Canada. We can give you a Swell, Hand -Tailored Suit, in•ade to
your measure, from $12 to $19.60. Ready-to-wear from $7.50 to
$17.00
A Full Line of Men's Furnishings
to open this week.
SANDY BAWDEN
Oppoeite Post Office -.- EX ETER, Ontario
041,00-2.1114141*.*200 4-13
10,000 Bu.
Paring Apples Wanted
AT
EXETER EVAPORATOR
BEFORE
December 1st, 1909
CASH PAID for all Apples.
(_'Ill in and see Manager.
Caledonia Evaporating Co., Ltd.
G. W. GOODWIN, Mgr.
What's
Behind The Varnish?
Did you ever see a Hypocritical piece of Furniture?
It pretended to be so and so but it was really "behind the varnish"
something very different.
Such farniture as that never fooled us, and never will. The sham
is too easy to see through.
But it is always a legitimate question to ask the Furniture man
"what is behind the varnish."
With this store there is never any rnasquer ding. Oak is always
oak, mahogany is always mahogany, and ash is always ash.
If you pay for a certain quality you get that quality always, and
behind our "say so" is a business standing that is ready to cor-
rect any mistakes that we may make.
JAMES BEVERLEY,
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
USE
New Brunswick Plaster Paris & Samson brand Portland Cement
LARGE STOOK ON AAAI►,
Amatite & Paroid Ready Roofling
NaiIP, Moberg and Cement in cavil Roll.
ALSO
No. 1 Tar Paper, Plain Bldg. Paper and O.K. Paper
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces
See Our
$18.00 Range with Reservoir
Stove -Pipes, Elbows and Dampers
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE & SThYE STORE