HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-12-5, Page 8CHRISTMAS C AADS.
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CHRISTMAS ALBUMS..
CHRISTMAS BIBLES. ,w
onus T?tris WORK 130XES,
CHRISTMAS Vi"RI'rIXG D .SSE
CHRISTMAS VASES.
CHRISTMAS GIFT CUPS.
OHRIST'IA5, DOLLS,
CH ISTMAS,HANKERCH:IEFS.
CHRIS'TMASf"LUSH GOODS.
CT-IRISTM'AS AXNI?ALS.
CHRISTMAS TOYS,.
Mr. Emanuel Bissett succeeded in.
capturing a .fine fox oue day last week.
This is the hist we. have heard tell of
this season. Some of our other sports
tog;'etber" with their hounds had a longchase after one and pursued ie as far
as Glandeboyc,' but `vas not as success-
ful as Mr Bissett, the hounds when last
ff seen were about two miles south of
Laean in close pursuit.
Illi,eeplgour Feet Pry
$5,000,00 worth of boot's; and shoes
from the estate of James Pickard. Boots
and shoes for the millions at right prices.
E. J. Spaekm.an, Fanson's Block, Exeter,
goes Wanted.
Farmers should read the important
anuouncement of J. L. Grant,R. CO- of
Ingersoll, in another column, in refer -
AND A LARGE VARIETY OF ence to fattening hogs early. This
011/ER LINE_,SPECIAL CARD EN- lirm will buy no dressed hogs this
HIBIT DEC. 6th, HOLIDAY .GOODS winter.
EXHIBIT Lase'. 110th. , bi,3pn,ent .
Mr. J. \Viilis,shipped a car load of cat
J. GRIGG, tie to Montreal this week; also Mr.
WItOT.FS ALE & RETAIL STATI? 'R, James (11;eAhiped a carload of Stock-
,
----AND-- era to Baden,-�-?lir, George Blatelaford,
who recently started in the hay press
FANOY GOODS DEALER. business,shipped his first carload of hay
EXETER,, ONTARIO, this week.
• Another Failure.
ooea C'"'Ci'� s 9n Wednesday of last wool: another
farmer made an assignment, being Mr.
John Sample of dlsborne. Ile assigned
to Mr. Lewis IL Dickson for the general
benefit of the creditors" The Liabilities
are estimated as follows; --unsecured
$1000; scoured $5,65,00. The assets
are estimated at about $6,000.00.
Feathers Cleaned,
The undersigned wishes to state
through these eoiumns that he, has pur-
chased
urchased a machine for the purpose of
eleauing feathers. Every variety of
Feather Beds, Pillows ate., renovated
andmade equal to new. Shop next
door to John Treble's Harness Shop,
Exeter. A trial solicited. J&s. Fnxotf-
SON.
A Great Memeatter.
The Christmas Number of the Mon-
treal STAR is out, and a shining beauty
it is. There are three art plates and
forty-four pages. Every purehaser is
entitled to a copy of the great picture,
which cost the publishers three thous-
and five hundred dollars. The priiee is
only fifty cents, and is a lovely thing
for a Christmas present.
Shooting Bectu,
A pigeon shooting match: wilt be held
at the Central Hotel, Exeter, tomorrow,
Friday, Dee, Gth. This will be the lar
gest shooting match held in the county
for some time, and will, be attended by
a large number of sportsmen from dif-
ferent parts of the county. Thus far
A lady's True Blue lodge has been over 400 birds have been secured.
• formed in St. Marys with 25 charter Every body is welcome, and all come.
members, Could nob Exeter follow Officers Elected.
At the last Regular Meeting of Leb-
The festive season is approaching anou Forest Lodge,No.183,A.1: