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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1903-1-8, Page 8BIG SNAP This Month in. OVERCOATINGS, SUITINGS, PANTINGS, FANCY VESTING A. large assortment to select from. W. W TAXAN Merehant ToRcor, Exeter. START THE New Year WITH A SAYINGS ACCOUNT IN" THE SOVEREIGN BANK of Canada EXETER or MON. °CAL DO NGSe at-1-tteeeteetaneteeteteneneeeteetteen,? Evil Ozonize: are eever horn of true wit. singlenete is Mi., of voierse it i folly to be elves. The recent fall of snow has made the eleighing good. Love is the great lever by which the heart is moved. A benovelent face is not always an easytli ,t 1 . All pictures of earthly happiness are but trausiene guests, Many small sins are hatched by the Incubator of idleness. Some people are born ignorant oth- ers hose falleu in love. A joke of the eight sort never needs a. further explanation. If time were money this town. would have a lot of rich loafers. Mr. Jas. Pickard celebrated his 83rd birthday on New Year's Day. The one certain happy action of a man or woman's life is doing good. It is an easy thing to pick out the faults of a man who does better than you. do. Mr, D. A. Anderson has purchased a nobby oath in the way of a horse and cart Miss Evelyn Carling pleasantly en- tertained a number of her friends on Friday evening. Turkish Scalp Food is the best hair preparation for the hair in the market. Sold by O. Lutz, Exeter. 50 cents a bottle. Mr. and Mrs. David, Sherry, of Ray, gave a very Pretty and pleasant "At Home" to about fifty of their intimate 'friends front Renee% -Exeter awl else. wbexe on Friaa•y night last. Mrs. Sherryproved herself MI etteelleut entertainer and all enjoyed the even, ing very mech. Dr. Ovens, of Loodout surgeou, 0011" list and specialist, diseasee eye, ear, nose and throat, will be at the Com, raercial Hetet, Exeter, Tuesday, INtednesday, ean..7th, Wed. February 4th; Wed., March 4th; Wed. -April let; Wed, May Otit; Wed. June 3rd, 1903. Glasses- properly Atte& „Next visit will be Wed...740.7th. In looking over the names et the eneveesfol candidates for Aldermen in the different cities, we read that of Mr. Theo. Sweet, a former Exeter bon but now a well-known druggist of St. Catharines, Mr. Sweet is to be cent gratedateel upon Isis success, althoegh but a yotteg man he is fast winning his way in public life, William Barry, a former resident of the townelup of Stephen, who was tried at Langdon, Dakota,' in the sntOlner of 1901, for the merder of e Norwegian farm hand, whom be ac, peed of intimacy with hie sister, will ve A tow triaL owing to thereversal the supreme court, of North Dako- a. Mr. a. w. Watson, of London, has p ned tip his dancing academy in ansoree IU Red is prepared to give it the latest dances, including the h!et' step aud Flotation% Mr. on has has titted the ball up splendidly and it is well lighted by electric light and will be conducted a most order - ani respiectable manner. The gen- ernen's ales will be opened Monday evening aud the ladies class Tuesday evening, children's class Seturday afternoon. Alt those desiring to learn are requested to haod their names at the academy. Mr. Watson intends giving a social hop in about two weeks hence. Dr. ane Mrs. Balfour, of London, had a close can from serious injury in i. rintaway accident, here on New day. They were driving down a t reet with one of Mr. Bissett', ii ery orses and when in front of the ivitt Memorial ehurch the doctor uck the horse with the whip. The beast made a jump mut Clashed down street at a lively inte. the doetor los- eotnplete eontrol, and on reaching tenures blacksmith glop the rig col- lided welt the telephone polv. Both tmritratts vc'ere thrown out baul. eteepee iteeary. The horse here he, came detaehed from the rig and WAS afterwards captured in Mr. John Void s pied. The eutter was bedly ;ken. 3Iolsons Bank, Exeter, desire that all their old costumers know they are now in their new premises. near the Post office and will be glad to see them and as many new ones that feel teltned to do businets with Glens. The) haye been twenty-nme years in Exeter :mil require no printer's aid to establish a character. Their new quar- ters are without exception as fine and neatly finished as any chartered bank in any town in Western Ontario anil the work reflects ereclit on the many of our town firms employed, the trock pointing, the work of Air. Sane Sweet, being especially well done. The contractor was Mr. Lendop, of St. Thomas, and the work was done under the supervision of Finley & Spence. architects, Montreal, who appointed Mr. R. B. Sarauel to help them; while Mr. A. G. Dyer was appointed by Mr. Linedop to look after workmen when 1vas abstnt. Girl liFauted. blood girl vanted at once to assist in kitcben work. Apply at Central Hotel. Engine and holler for stela A. second hand, tie horse power, en- gine and boiler; in first-class working order. Will be sold very cheap. Ap- ply at ADVOCATE office. To the Electors of the Village of Exeter, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN—Th affords me much pleasure in thanking you for the manner in which you elected me as your Reeve on Monday last. I Im- am Tau I esteem it an honor and promise you that I will not betray the confiaence alau have placed in me. Again thanking you, I remain, Yours very sincerely, T. 13, Carling. chance et Business. The general produce business, here conducted under the name of W. H. Levett & Co., has been purchased by Mr. Levett, the deal taking place on Friday evening last. Mr. R. R. Rog- ers,whio had charge of the office work The Thedford paper of last week a says:—Frank Sweet did excellent shooting at a live bird shoot at Wat- ford on Tuesday. Mr. M. Vincent will hold an en- tertainment at Clandeboye to -night (nbursday) and will also give one in Shipka Friday night. Prof. Burgess occoeled the pulpit in the Trivia Memorial church on Sun- day last and will perform the same duties on Sunday next. Mr. Wm. May, of Mitchell, who has been teaching at Sharon, for the past few years, has resigned to take a posi- tion as book-keeper in a wholesale publishing house, Toronto. Dix Lung Syrup, Dix Little Liver pills, Dix Kidney Pills, Dix Cold Cure, Dix Compound- Carbolic Ointment, only need to be tried to prove their Value. Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter. A team of horses belonging to Mr. John Essery, of -Osborne, made a live- ly rim down Main street ,Saturday last from the grist mill, bat were cap- tured before any damage was done. If you want to save money order your magazines, newspapers or other foreign periodicals at the Anvo- GATE office. It will pay you. We are agents for any of the above pub- lished. Ye editor has been in clover again, Mrs. Wm. Dearing, of Steplaen, hav- ing favored him with her annual do- nation—a bowl of delicious T3evonshire °rear°, for which he returns Dimly thanks to the kind lady. The public school reopened an, Morn day with the following staff of teach- ers in charge, viz:—Mi'. E. ./tT. Ander- son, Miss DorAngton, Miss VOSper, Miss Gill, MISS Walrond, MISS Pritigle, MISS Clarling d, Miss McCallum, Corporal Vin. Beaver, No. 6 Co., 33 Regt.. Exeter, left on Friday morn- ing last to take a short course of In- struction at the London Military Clorporal Beaver is a good soldier and will do cvedit to himself and the' 83rd Regiment. The last is not by any means the least thing in a shoemaker's trade, neither is it the case in the series of runaways recorded during thig past week, for jeet as we were going to elnee this pegelelast night a porker took it into its head to run away feom tts owner on Main street.. The owner Reoyeship oeittest The reeveship conte•st here on Mon- day last between. two old zwenielpel war-horses„ Mr. W, G. Bissett and 31r. T. 13, Oerling. passed off with the us- ual amount. of excitement, the ,latter coming ont victorious by a. majority of thirty-six. A rather slim vote was polled, owing, dotibtless, to the fact that the contest was centred ouly on the reeveshlp, the councillors having all hesn. elected by itee.larematiou. Both candidates and theie mere ardent workers, kept up a busy seurry from the tine the polls opened in the morn, leg until they closed ae night, elow, ener, out of en available vote of about .500t only 351 were Peet. Following is the result by polls. viz,: Poll 1 e 3 4 Total Carling 47 IS 45 55. -.495 Bissett .38 29 40 52 --159 Majority' for Carlton coaa41 Proaeealags.. The council for 1903 held its 11 epeeting at Tiatitn •Tueetteet, Gth 1903. ... sent 'Conuctlior Day Minutes Of previoite.meeting read cOn _roe Vt. eodeeMunt—that, following ttecounts he passed and des drawn en treasurer for saute; F. Rueeell, $3.30z. James Dignate i. Rose & Taylor $3.00; John "erring s Miss E. Beerst of London, speetNew Year's at bee home here. t 'Miss Morloek, of Mitchell, is visiting at her horae bere. Mrs. O'Neil. of Lueapt. le the gueet of hee, solo, Mr. Itt, S. O'Neil. Mr. and Mrs, P. MeMartin speot New Year's day in Roseate Miss Georgina Knight. of Ilderton,is attending High School been. Coleman M. Moneur returned home from Landon Morelay eightt Mr. 13ert Rose, of Lendon, spent holidays with friends hi town, Mr. W. Down. of London, spent few days of this week in town. Mr.Fred Gould reterned to Seaforth After A short visit At his bolne here. Mrs. J. G. Stanbory has returned front a visit to her nozne in Whitby, le e6 Mies Atone' Brimecombe, of Loenlou, I is the guest of Mess FrAncis Ilaweliffe. no Mrst Elliott, of Mitchell. is the goest Au. I of lox' daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Anderso8. is. t Mr. Chas. Brionacombe, of London, nd spent New Year's day with frieede in the n. ort 50; ta- boucle,- $1.11; Samuel Salute's, po age $L82; Thos. Eleem. laher 62c ^ 11 da, 2.ec; W. .Bissett, potta $2; do. WQ04 for Town Hall $12. carliolle acid fee ever rko,i C. /3.Sn eleetrie light to Jan, bit $80.00; Ad Mies E. Robinson left Tuesday to speed a, few weeks with friends in Miehigon.. Miss Swenson of Blyth was tbe st- guest of Mies Edith Sanders, New 50; MTS. W. Talleet, whit haebeen gYe eare (ley. en, ing at her 110MS 4o DorebeSter, has re- ve„ torned home. ate Printing Co„ bol. iteceunt $11. Js, H. Denitie, ringing bell, less ;15 OI. rene of settlee.--eCarried. .11ardi —Wood, that, O. Baskerville's• ta $5.70 be. refunded.—Coreled. Mul Haidinge-that 3, Atkins.otes deg t be refundedea Coveted, :Coeucil joureed eine he. ee Ratetway AccIdeat. " tieerifyIng .tikralWaX accident cured on Monday mortnnglest,wid will long be remembered by all w witneesed it. A spirited, tetien of lig horses, atteched to a .catter, and on ed bet Mr, Jacoh.Xelterinatin, of Itite wood, were being ("men. down Ma street by bis brother .0eorge, of S 05; .00 ng xes Mr. Sidney Clark and wife. of Lan. don, Rient a few days with. frientle near Exeter, Mr. George Hill returned htst week from a vieit to bis son, ax ff 4 MrS, George Thiele end family, Mitchell, spent •a. few days in oe. during the week, ee I ittle,JohnHawkehaneafterapleasan et,visit ith, flierid8 M latcknow, return ed home Monday. Mr, Rich, Creechi after spending the helidays at his home here returued in o tie , etunday. te- Miss May Gill, after a pleasant ViS with MiSS Ella Rolline,Detroiat.etine Ita 'led Friday evening. phen, When about otpesite Dr. Lot drug sore one of the Greet; etrock heels on the runner of the eutter. T beast becoming feightened Ittelsed rociously several Goias* wileu be started off like mad,dashing down t street at break -neck speed, the drive life being in danger every moment the maddened brutes sped on to fa mune. The driver hung onto t lines and courageously gualeil Ukct the best he voted, but tin mated Unroll street they hinted in on t eidewalk and continuing with st more danger to Ma le-elleemann to hornor of the ontlookers, reached .11 lCunz's blackstnith shop, where t cutter collided with a post and hecan detached from the horses, at the sit time hurling the driver front his $e with tzeible force several pude in the road, but strange to say he esea ed with few Might brulees. team, hi their mad careen crossed ti road when the horse on the right ha side ran amuck a large shade tree i front of Mr. S. liandford's residene and breaking its neck, died blatant) The experience was indeed thrillin one for 'both the spectators and M leellerinann and one not soon to forgotten by either. The horse, splendid driver, wits valued at abot $12i; and is quite a loss to the °wile The cutter was only slightly damage while the other horse escaped -wallet a scratch. nicks* Forecasts For annuary. The regular storm period beginnin on the 4th is central with the Merem period on. the 6th,extending to the Ot About the 4tb it tvill grow inne warmer, beginning in the West, an during tbe 4th to about the 8th, hetw winter storms of rain, snow and sle will pass in regular orcierfroin westet to Eastern parts of the continen Very general and damaging sle storms will be a marked characterist of these storms, followed froni th west and north by driving, blizzardot snow, Tieing barometer and very col Look fer severe and general cold aye most parts of the country from abon the 7th to -the llth. Watch for th wave to hit your section sotne tim dt fr to va sb fa reaction to more rain, snow sleet an canniness. Look for another shul. d decided cold wave immediately o the heels of storms central an 121 and 13th; The next regular storn period is central on the 17th reach' from the 15th to the 20th, On the 17t a general change to warmer will set i with falling barometer and marked re turn of general storm conditions, Th moon passes south of the celestirt equator on the 17th, hence high tem pratdre for the season will be natura on and about that date, with winte lightning And thunder4very probably soutbward. But tropical features wil soon disappear and genuine winte storms, turning to blizzards in many sections, will quickly follow. .A bon the 22nd to the 24th look for some moderation of the prevailing cold, with falling barometer, growing cloudines and return of rain and snow in wide sections. The last storm period for the month extends from the 22nd to the 31st, being Central on the 29th. Nevamoon falls on the 28th, a fact thattwill hasten the - change back to very niarked storm conditions. • We feel that it will be a timely service to warn our readers especially , against storm and,weather in February, We do not hesitate to sa,v no.W-tha t wp be- lieve that Febenary will be ;one of the roughest Months of the whiter. MM*7 „ ogitgterattifeetaasttiotteetaeteteetettentn Miss J Creech spent Sunday in Cen- tralia ' Miss Anne Sanders spent it few days fe- in London during the WeeR the gusset th * he of Mrs. Geo. Avery. et, Miss Meet. littecteley.ofltarkbilLepeu as New Year'e Dey it; town, the guest of an Miss Millie Ilyndnune he Met. Hugh .1.1c'elat the who hoe been in vieiting her eon, returned to her home in tnea " tuteday. Mr, and ithe, ,L R. luksattet of Melte ale visiting the lattexes parent% Mr. d Wm. Welsh, Miss Steno. Gregoryawbo has Spel the vacation at her home hereonturn to Hamilton this week. 'eliss Laura Gregory, who has Spent the holiday season at her home here, has returned to Toledo. Miss Vera. Cobbledick, who has spent the last four months at Newcastle, ye - turned home Saturday. " Miss Nettie Gardinee who has liven ei attending the Ladies' eollege in Torun. - Y• to, Is lame for vacation. g Mr. mid Mrs. X. G. Stenbury Who he it 111 h. li et t, et ic have spent it few days with friends in Toronto, returned Friday. Mr. R. Murphy, who bus been suf- fering from a severe attack of grippe, has somewhat improved. The Misses Leonards returned to Parkhill Monday-, after a pleasant visit with Miss Ethel Fenner. Mr. Norman Creech, after spending the holidays at his bonze here, return- ed to Brantford Saturday. Mr, W. G. Bissett was taken sudden- ly ill Tuesday night and as a result is now confined to his home. Mrs, Rush, who has been the guest of her daughter,. Mrs. W. Ruston, re- turued Unclench Monday. Mrs. W. J. Heaman and Miss A. Al- ward, who were yisiting friends in Is London.returned hozne Monday. d- Mr. Joseph Cobbledick, wife and r family, who have been visiting in t Orono, returned home on Friday. etween the 7th and Ilth, and do no e disappointed if the north pole is no imped into yoar yard every da om the 7th to the llth. On an uching the 12th and 13th, the pre iling cold will moderate, winds wit ift to southerly, the barometer wil 11, bringing on a marked change, o • The Misses Hodges, of London, who have been visiting at Jas. Dearing's, tStephen returned home Monday. ' y Mr. and Mrs. H. 3. Glanville after d spending it few days in town, returned to their home in London Monday. 1 Master Roy Farmer returns to Sand- i wich to -day (Thursday) where he is ✓ attending theAsstimption College. has accepted a position with a large este New York firm and left Saturday morning for that city. We congratu- late Mr. Levett on his enterprise. Appreciated. Among the hundreds of complimen- tary and kindly testimonials of an ap- preciative Character received by us during the past few weeks, is the fol- lowing from a former resident, Mr, EL K. Towle, MacGregor, "I would not like to be without the ADVOCATE. When perusing its columns it really seems like talking to some dear old friends from Exeter—in fact I always consider it as such. With kindly re- membrance to all the Brethern of Court Exeter, I.O.F. I atn yours truly H. K. Towle." Aniusetuent Notes. Exeter will have a week a reper- toire of standard and popular plays, beginning Monday night, Jen. 19th, when Rowland & Young's Bijou Com- edy GO., will appear, simporting the talented and versatile little actress, Miss Matte Adams, who is said to be fancy lady of wiuning -ways and many graces. The Company is a strong one and no doubt, will test. Abe capacity of Gulley's Opera Ileese Mon- day, Jan. 19th. The prices are within reach of all 10a, 150., and 25c, • Alt gditor's Kick, ' A Missouri editor, who is about, to pull up and leave for lack of support, sarcastically remarks in parting that editors .don't need Money, "Don't worry about the editor," he Says, elle bas a charter from the state to not as doormat for the community. He'll get the paper mit. somehow, and stand up for you when yeti run for office, and lie about your pigeon-toed %laugh- ter's tackey wedtling, and, blow about your big -footed soes when they get a $4 a week job, and. weep. over your rivalled soul When it is released me your peeping body, and smile t, your giddy wife SeCOnd, marriage. e'll get el.ongse, The Lord,onlyknows 'ti --but the editor' will get there sh fr pet up a lively chase, but the porker's ethletiopeeclivitiesout-did hint to the le amusement of"o, large nutinitee aPecti. 4101°W. ' tators; • so • ° d Mr. Ed. Crocker, after spending the P Christmas holidays with his parente o here, returned to Toronto Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Novry and son, Nor- man, returned after a pleasant visit with Mr Norry's parents at Tilbury h n Miss H. E. Walrontl, who has been . 'spending the holidays with her broth - e er at :Woodstock, returned Saturday. 1 1 Mr. Percy Verity called on many of his old friends here during the past week, returning to Brantford Friday. Mies elcEtty returned to her hotne , London Saturday. While in town she wets the guest of Miss Ethel Far- „Miss Fanny Bissett Spent day. in .LonclOn. •Mrs. M. • 11.ifeekine is visiting' her 'els- eer in Breceeele. ' • t,•• • ° ,MisS Ether Farrner:retnine•to Toroin.' to nedtty ter yt • , 'Mies Rogers, oetearechilielethe geese of Mrs. R: R. Rogers. • t • ' Ar, New Year's seertqeene,,llie,Ettlgratteets Dickson, was in Goderjch on business Monday. •' Mr. Harry Prowse,' of ' Marlette, MiC`11., is ylaiting friends around Exe- ter the guest of Mr. Wm. Dearing, Stephen. The Misses Gerry, of Mitchell, who have been the guests of -Misses Eva and Lillie Huston, returned to Mitchell Saturday.* .13italeY attended ,the Presen- la)etnib.ntotMt r";130illaglihatsur,nthgPiiiv'efildr112qYt;;'se,Ret°ia°411 Master, on Friday. ' Mr, Wm. Yager returned Tuesday. from irvisit to his , brother -at ,Park - head ,Itinct,ion. He intends,- leaving for -Dakota again on Saturday. ° despaired of for some time, we ,are B. Biggius, whose life has been pleased to tote, has much improved, -anti is now on ;affair way to recovery. Mr. Thos. Okawho has been con- fined to his home froth the effects of at sprained ankle and sore foot, is, able to he out around Again by aid of aA stick. ; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis 1101eran, of Bran.tferclo spent. a -few days in town 'tiering the week, of the Jot. ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs H, break, - . • • Arthur'Loadina,n, who hae';'heen atesideitt• of nee tewti for a n tenber,Of Yeevee bee eeeePted,a position. as .•eitte. 0'6 ItuYett for it etegellent'!fiteeteedipeke 'mtim," and ;pneptteee MeV ingete that. .'citY:.40::,Mereli.'eettee • NOT COAL GNI B1111013 NOT WOOD out well BUMS That all absorbing topic, the &al situation is what is bothering the mind o the pubbc tanley. It Is a moneentuous question and while the eitaation is grave do you. know it is no good worrying about it, for is it not true that trouble you most expect often never comes. It may be the earee in the coal eituation. $et it aside and listen to our stove talk if _you are thinking et buy - log anything In the stove line. We cerry the following lines:---- AIR-TIGHT DOUBLE and SINGLE HEATERS GOAL and WOOD RANGES OAK HATERS with COMBINATION SELF FEEDER STOVE BOARDS, STOVE MATS, Etc., Etc. eetsteeteeneseeeteatettateettet. NACE AND PLUMING A SPECIALTY T HAW:KIN- HOLIDAY GOODS! A lioliday Display Different From Any Other Is Our Abu. When buying from tbN store you bave tbat pieaeant aSSli ee Wet you are not duplieeting what anyone else is shawing. The Iiest is none to good. Our prices are right. „Dainty .01ens for ifotiday Presonts. Table Limns, Tdde Na &Ws. Trey Clothe, Centetplecete ("tuning Cloths, Tea Covers, Searle, Towete etc.; in VAIIMIS eiree and at zw- stumble pticee, Palmy Moist 4engths. ttFettfl holitlaTRDPF-ent. We hare the goals that are sure to pleases, tiothiunt in town as pietty tate nal two tt a st, iliLe Thie ts joist what ;MU were epee -tog for, and to Will la A to snow tens, Istenen cashmere, Frenth 1)0441w, with etitin keine. Fennel; F18mmIs eta. A large stock of Gents° furnishings for holialey teethe An elegant go of ties and nei,•k6earfN ail the liati.St. They are Knotty but they are nice. Furs. What is more comfortable. eight)y or more :generally apprevetted as &gift than it handsoine ftat Atm store includes artieles of all kind, Fur Coats, 'Collarette, Caperinea Rine Caps, (1auatkts etc. The prices ,are it neat Itt for either fat or lean poeket books. Call in and examine our holiday geode. You will bemore than' de. lighted. • No trouble to show geode. E. Jr SPACKMAN flenclquarters for the Celebrated W, E. Sandford Ready Made Clothing. AllimitimmimmommigailliMilaillell1=111111.11111111rnin .I Fti FURNITURE sinr Li RE I I _ When you want to be well - dressed come and have a suit made to order. All new. 'goods consisting . of . •S' leitingee Pa72t/7484,e . -0 V e iC 0 (et ii'lis .g 1 Zte;:: .I Furniture of all kinds and at prices to suit all, who are wise enough to in- spect our stock, before I buying else- where. We carry the stock and we make the prices right. You hear' this asked of some - persons every day, and the : , answers depend on the kind of clothes they wear. HO IV are Yoz4Dressed ? .I ' You hear' this asked of some - persons every day, and the : , answers depend on the kind of clothes they wear. HO IV are Yoz4Dressed ? _ When you want to be well - dressed come and have a suit made to order. All new. 'goods consisting . of . •S' leitingee Pa72t/7484,e . -0 V e iC 0 (et ii'lis .g 1 Zte;:: W C HUSTON Opera Block.. ' . Practical Embalmer. I. GOING OUT OF SHOE BUSINESS .10M•i• • Having decided to give up the Shoe Business and put all my time at Harness, I will sell all my stock of BOOTS AND SHOES - AT, OOST• Now is your time to secure Bargains. , editCed,To $1.75. 1VIen's Fen, toots, regular $2.25 for $1.75. Otfiettgoods'in proportion. EkTe EXETER. Mr? Frank Ltitz, afterspending a; few days With his parentehere return - o his honte 18'Gattaeoque Monday. Mr.artd Mrs. flastings and daughter Attended fthe wedding' Of Miss Atinie ,IOnnie, of Babylon line,. Raw. to Mfg,".• ' Wm, „ Rose of Mitchell, New ,Year's. igP,;'444111k.Seellf who inteeka part pf hiehonendteenshare with his ;entre teetettlefeTheinday liteeee •testeele.,,h14,' 15001t10,4 ,011:the ioad as traveller, re- turning here,Agaih ToeSdaY. , , • , muo.....ammurecomarm. H 0 w - Was He Dressed.? You hear' this asked of some - persons every day, and the : , answers depend on the kind of clothes they wear. HO IV are Yoz4Dressed ? _ When you want to be well - dressed come and have a suit made to order. All new. 'goods consisting . of . •S' leitingee Pa72t/7484,e . -0 V e iC 0 (et ii'lis .g 1 Zte;:: T A I I., Opposite the' Pott °mot ! 0 R K x +. e .,er „ Mr. Victor French, editor and pub- lisher of the Wetaskewin Times, called ..6b, the ADV00.A.T.K and other friends in town Mondaya Me. French is an ojd Exeter boy, having served laistinp ;as a typo at the Times office. He is at presenevisiting his parents in Clinton and will return shortly to regime ehkrge of his busiuess. • Wifliarn Pook, of ,',')(30,1,tfax; ..,w111,. not he executed 08sIaeuepee 81 for the enerdeateehletWifeeettet 'Oetitenee thente • commuted to inipelsonMent for life. ' •:. ' ' • • • -