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a.,,r_ ..t t bend to -morrow a ran 1 , tid•,r le elf ,..lt aa, .d ca At •Ow
For young pigs rind` c;aly s it thing. ct¢ r• Woollen Mills. Either wash,ii r
et nals-English Stack Food, Give it a; unwashed, Highest east price paid.
nal. Sold by C. Lutz. Deter, Muir sr C'o
We saw a man the other day who cants: it sac,,,cdia s,
-aid he could neither sit down nor t
Connell suet pursuant to adjourn.:
stand op. If lie tells the tretln he lies, l t
mem iu Tense I.,al1,J ul} ?, ,111 pewee
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,Mr. S. .A. Poplt-toaae, District Depn- y elinntc us vr¢, ons meeting read and
to Grand Patten eh, has phe ed the o,-> confirmed. Creech--Cobbledick—th;rt
(leers 4 `line; v1, i.neaare I' enaat•n • O. } ,rG
.. the f, a. ;:g a ,•_ t'da..l cemetery 1,•;y ::
of \ `inghaan, in workbag orderfor the •counts he passed and orders drawn on.
ga-!ssent tering and A'tpa)ttS e;.tisfnctovy' Tivaseri•r for eaamee-,1, :,:'weed tl-?:'
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Dr. Ovens. of Landon, surgeon. Dear_ S ui, Herding. i.➢te'r„t on ;Dace, a.: l
list and ani¢ •iaalist, diseases eye, ear, te eier'ied, Iiarlvknns—( the pie—thea. the
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and thrent, will l e at the (\m ' fultowing aceonnts bre pessed and r -,
Commercial Hotel, Exeter, 'Wednesday, ; dere drawn on Tr•e: curer for same:—:
%agu . :Alb; Wed., September tarsal, I Joni }Whir, $:..3.5.03 F Clalletleie,
.a`i.'[ed,SeAt:thib Wed., $1.:00; '.[1„acn,eed.A, S. Ifandta4rd
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1V wine, d.ty aaa,a, iia ;.la.n nvc ay from ,
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tin -.iva• mast tea aitereed s,•r;aanns dam—arra'; l•e 4-1,31,41,brrant t1 t& bo
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sH th,e i<: ran sA i a .Tans, set ' e y. St '•p- t td 4.'1, tori, l..::t'1,5nneia nae* r1, '
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e. the heeds ,,,,< the feed at z• tt t ll,;• , ri 1,e. • Jule- ate All *DIIa',st•ait t n
rs I n Y+rf itaal,c a aaLa. " hit l t' a c,, i • * -,
t tl.. 1,t -t l,t • g aa'--rl::¢i tl'tt ta.A•,-.a;
g • ` ➢, a a•va'na aaticl as Gt df 11,4U a ,• ht•.Qa;• 1,144 11 i n rt1041 :it corner of 'Main ,an4.i
g raiders. Ga➢a61 We ere ant . naa',1 the: L atedeelleta ::eel site low , c lo inehee et ^.l
Art idsfl e.; wheel). tia ee were :eta the et:al a iia Murat of last. Taylor's l•
F'a are sianS a 3a'.tn: t•T,c 41,1 th t44114" 41111p;e' liar4'rl t:' 1 iaaebt s on nett. SS :lilt.-et.n:3l
e - own as ;he. a , t: Maly knows hely ° i,f cl, I;.ars'Mile—that eider:elk Sana
a' p'.ea 't" d.' d to firm. nua aa' iI alAttilDtla ^i In;2a'ae . tD:1,.a'- t V kli/I'hi Wit
it he six feet wale. ?'. .
i' t „ t !tiling to tell dee editor rafter ahlc slain g; ° seen; ler. t' abblealiel:—Gillespie-,-114:11(
ISTel ave ! walk 1,,u i iet,aria street he live feet a + ' trial', t 'at Ova. tensineil adjoutrneal a A
replies. aaat•etiu
It• . (1. II. TIN -War. Cflaes le
'fte tacrmtuout Cc+aatctory t;aiud-
1+iaaaa'l;,ta>icin, (II:lanae pat.We naadeistaanal that the Reeve h s
,„zc,aiva1,i as cheque for rvini:.'IQ
stnsi h. aaniaaataat was {ti illa•cl h!v 11141°14. te 1Is.
nstank'al tzn Thn d;sy' evrning.;t alae Earl -1 c
EDS: ” u ::Aar; : , lit/Ong otThP5•$ ui Veh'ter' lineaYtan *Wn* t iniaA'.a'.:* at1Ya'4att. neBIra'a"Iy eti E. e'St°.,
, p tate:attlA the la''raaaarYeart fnaa➢al ttf ala•'
cif tiaaal c•lt+a1Sti into their tespc•trtive oG- e e e • . r ,
,e n .a, . p a ,p ` , .- ..:., •--- c n1, t r a l ark la a 1,r. 1Ahsiaa 1,I las. t„•
s: i,” 1,A y 1 T Glc t f.tr 11144 3➢, .,n nt ten aaa, sat, .
a;tar,iW wt.'i,IaR R1F r EXETER r-1, a e 9 , ' ".r
. ;, - , err ➢aroaaeilnaD ec4aaaLLil. It might he we'd
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Tetier { , l',. PA, 33- tl. Banal', : • l .. to ex ,Erin the Natalie colt e. aaf
1 itte J. i i, Steinhanay. J. W.: Fat. Re Ne I j , t t
Rowe. IL p..1'aat, A. E. Enke.eriber Bt?>a iii t ,,:a rive n mut, mom as➢ c t s,atge
n. I?.te alar sal<inre arotaeartiaanroc'ticrase a>.:ata
`X 17, 18 1 =at. l''. 3, ItiPAela't13;allt Ta'Q.3'• Pat" '• i a ti A The Lite
1.11. Trott 'ell! r ' w'",,pat bate train aaa N all ry thin 1,Y. Lta :the Saaaztlt,r.tlt
t. i+ , 1 • l' 'Laid°ytlYaaragiYtfazlls and wisely s;r1+ alt
to will SIN; towards this Cared, The
csaranell ran their part engages to plea.
thio $1 =at in a permanent, fund aaa •a,
t het°tered hank, with lnstreetlotae tar
tial' hank th-tt the principal mast rte
taraiza feu• evtes' aantanaroelttet1. '.the luber-
writ nest !Mug from this $1uttobe.drawn
Ir'va the 7council aaunually and to he aaa.
lied to the trianiningand. keeping
plied
order the burial plot of the rate ,
Mr. Southcott. Year' by year, for all
tient+ to mane. The wis;d0in .teal for'
Sight. of the late A-fz. Srontheott, who
was the first person to contribute to
this permanent fund of the cemetery.
is most apparent and Ws course of sac•
lion will be more generally followed
as people Fosse to consider the matter
and that by contributing a stipulated
ulated
srnaount towards this fond either dor-
mg their life, or by makinggthe neetes-
sarry prnvieion in their will their burial
plot Will be kept in good order sold
well looked after for all time to come.
We would urge people to consider this
matter carefully and to follow the ex-
ample of the late Mr. Southcott, in
providing for the proper maintenance
of their burial plote, when they ere
gone and perhaps no one left to give
their burial place a any special care.
Any person wishing informaati ea re-
garding this permanent fund cnn ap.
ply to the:Reeve, who will giveal'1 nec-
essary exlslanation,
t ut9 +e y •.ural al+. aei ys,itaet'1¢ f h ks annual meeting in Holmium in Ne-
velt. 0a y1,• a Gra% o 3 iii 1,`i ie at a<aaa`e tt a Hast. To Ga-.ai 1,1 P'eta'i:aa'a"lt Speck -man
o , e. ,,,
.' n.. . ,Y':ao4 a ?71,:" eye.; + nI7A lia.14 1 ize ti'a4t* ta'Jaan°la 4¢i' tiai* a°Sn"t"1'^ [91,' V.441111
e; ", _: eh ss~•a^, Nt4 g411; ; sna"1 , lrl,"c¢ e " t t.l p srepresenta-
ble
s s e
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, ale u1, nt;aroza . A. a r'tegar r. a agt;a-
Mtive
a 1. a .. aaa.- G'1,' . > P It a alitr
1.Y rile a t a satyr I head. he hes been a wile! l rraautl
e:a;:t•'5 aa- 6o :Qtoly fined. .'%1.1, w aYtazr: f milker" anal e%' Pry one of his official vis-
a t;.toui.«<<oe its over the pt'ov:.iare, has been fruitful
in stirring up entharviasnr, inr'reasing
tot' aesonzpleeetee better
dramatic lank and hi every way put-
ting new life Into the splendid or of
the Order. Ina few weeks Grand Pat-
riarch Sparkle m vacates his chair to
his successor in office and then assumes
ie osition as Grand Representative
n'
the S. ouereign Grand Lodge of tbe
tnr1c1
Card of 'remake.
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Acheson deesiro
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exprees their thanks for the many
a
Id sincere marks of sympathy antti.
iendship which they have received
um the citizens of Eseter and others,
dm•ing their recent bereavement.
TO Bicycle Riders.
Com table Bissett hereby gives notice
that he will in future prosecute all
parties caught riding bicycles on the
saclewaall.s within the corporation lim-
its. The practice is hemmingalto-
gether to common and it is higtime
as stop was pnt to welt eiolattions of
the N illatge las -laity.
tIl
line of artificial Eyes raided
to our stook.
tertereferwas Wit
DOINGS.
b
plat snake no nit btaal:ce when they,
( their groceries at Stewart's.
'r ntest weer..
hing; heats a good wife but st bad
11 woman aro not as pretty as they
painted.
you want to please si girl call hoz'
a heartless nit t,
The thief who steals harness is neat
rapt to leave as trade.
,Dant make love to a g;it'i in a ham-.
n oek; there is too melt danker of you
falling out
A woman's Tory tanto• be in her iatric'
but it is as gp.,oi plan to keep it tiers up
,ha
while e euoking
.
Following ulluvin our
usual custom
we will
Another $art Dcat6.
Foe Ilene back or derangements ,of next week take our annual holiday. The past week has been fraught with
the kidneys nse Dix Kidney Pills, tare consequently there will be no paper soh o ,
sorrow Exeter, d th
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Our Amaral lioliatay-
a X. ..4$ nu t"l+ P e r ter. and e
as box. 'Sold by C. lint, yua• tom s ounee The - aid proverb has been truly manifested
lugs Mt"' ;, t:lip, who has so faith-. however, will be kept open for the
fully taught in the Exeter Public
School for the past number of years,
has resigned,
The English Church Sunday School
picnic at Grand Bend on Friday last
was a success and wrs ranch enjoyed
by all in atteudance.
The James Street Methodist Sunday
School picnicked at Grand Bend yes-
terday (Wednesday) and although the.
weather was chilly all report a good.
time.
During bot weather do you salffer
from burning, tired, sore or perspiring
feet? If so use Foot Ease. It will
give you relief. Sold by C. Lutz. Price
25 cents.
Thechoir of the James Street church,
owing to the death of one of their
members, Miss Ella Morlock, had her
vacant chair beautifully dropped on
Sunday.
R. V, Rogers, of Montreal, in remit-
ting his subscription to the ADVOCATE
says:—" It has been delivered so
promptly and proven so satisfactory
that I cannot think of discontinuing
it,"
The practice of writing on news-
papers and packages to be sent through
the mails has become so common that
the post -office department is sending
out. inspectors he an effort to puts stop
to it. Post masters have - been in-
structed to open all packages not seal-
ed and if there is any writing to report
thesame to the department. The law
1,w
provides afine as high as $50 for . ,this
offence. -
Bro. S. A: Poplestone, P.D.D.G.M.,
installed the officers of Exeter Lodge,
No: 67, Independent Order of Odd -Fel-
lows on Tuesday evening:—Bro. R.
Davis, I.P G-.;E.M.Dignan, N.G.;Jno.
Hieids; V.G.; R. N. Taylor, R.S.; A. E. Board of Health Meeting.
Fuke, P.S.; W. H. Trott, Treas.; Geo. The Board of Health met at call of
Eacrett, Con.; W. Neaman, War.; W. chairman at Town Hall, July 9th. Ab-
Melville, LG.; D. Russel, O.G.; F. Del- sent Thomas Hazelwood. Minutes of,
hride, R.S.N. G.; P. Gardiner, L.S.N.G., previous tneeting read and confirmed.
T.Boyle, R.S.V.G.; S.Rowe, L.S.V.G.; The M.H.O. and Sanitary Iuspector
Wan. Staathan.;R.S.S.; J. Elston, L. S. made their report as to Mr. Bawden's
S+; W. W. Taman, Chap. Bro. R. N. premises and stated that there is at
Rowe was elected representative to, present a nuisance in the neighbor-
the Grand Ledge held in Hamilton in hood hut could not say whether it
August. Odd -Fellowship has long ago arose from Mr. Bawden orMr. '''Hazel -
encircled the globe and is now spoken wood's pig pens, hut consider that Mr.
of by all tongues, creeds, and nations Handford had just cause of complaint.
of the earth. Its mottos are .held sac- Moved by T. B. Carling, seconded by
red by its members of all peoples and 5: Sanders that the Sanitary Inspector
its commands of visiting the sick, re: be instructed to notifyMessrs.Eawden
lieving the distressed, burying the and Hazelwood to remove or dispose
dead, educating the orphan, and car- of their pigs forthwith and in case
ing for the widow, are strictly observ- they refuse to do so the inspector to
ed by all its million of members. Since take legal action in the matter.--Car-
its organization in Aavericaithas,
not tied
. Carling—Sanders—that
arling—S
anders—
that
Board;;
increased fasG, in members rs a this adjourn to meet at call of chitarn.=
year and to -day it is the largest fratern- Carried.'
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al and benevolent society in the world. G. H. Bissett, Sec'y.
transaction of business and the recep-
tion of those dollars that are jingling
in ether people's pockets that should
be jingling iu ours. Our correspon-
dents will kindly bear in mind the fact.
of our holiday and govern themselves
accordingly,
Faraacrg' Co-eperatwwe itarvestinpt
Machine Commipany L'td.
The new Clokey hinder wasstarted in
a field of tall green rye *with perfect re-
sults. The field was uneven and.stumpy
and the ground very soft, but with two
small horses the work was done with-
out missing a single sheaf during the
whole test. A n umber of farmers pres-
ent pronounced it a marvel of progress
and a great tribute to the inventor.
A .Binder will arrive in Exeter on Fri-
day or Saturday of this week for trial.
For stock or information write
S. M. Sanders,
Manager Huron Go., Exeter.
A Child Away From Hone.
"The wise mother who is planning
a Summer off for herself and children.
will rear in mind that occanpation is as
harmonizing a factor of daily life
abroad as at home, and will take with
her books and various other material
which can be turned toaccountnotonly
on rainy days,but during a part of each
day. Idleness, bears, in my. mind
the same relation to recreation that
license does to liberty: one is.bad, the
other good; hence the children have
someslight task to perform 'through
out the Summer vacation, derive more
benefitfrom f m their vacation than t an those
who are left wholly to their own de-
vices." -This paragraph is taken from
a. paper by Mrs.Theodore. W.Birney,in
the August Delineator, which contains
much helpful advice on the treatment
of the child when away from home
during the Summer.
in the Words, "In the midst of. Iffe we
are in {tenth," Scar,.e.r had therief
subsided Over the sad and melancholy
death of dear little "Jim" Acheson,
when the town is again overcast with
deep gloom at the death of one of Ex-
eter's fair daughters, in the person of
Miss Bila i.forlock, who crossed the
dark stream, which separates us frons
eternity, about eleven o'clock on Fri-
day night last. That one so young, so
healthy to 4111 appearances, should be
suddenly called away by tbe Angel of
death seems almost incredible. Miss
Morlock had been slightly indisposed
some little time previous to her death,
but no one had the faintest ideathat
the end was so near. About the first
of the month she and ber mother con-
templated making a visit to friends in
the States, but it• was about then she
was taken worse and was compelled to
take her bed. A medical examination
revealed the fact that she was suffer-
ing from an acute attack of appendici-
tis, •together with other complications.
An operation was deemed advisable
for the removal of the trouble and on
Thursday it was performed. The op-
eration was a success in every partic-
ular, which fact was subsequently re-
vealed at the post-mortem held, but
the other diseases being of a malignant
type her case assumed a. serious nature
and gradually sinking she succumbed
quietly and .almost imperceptibly to
the dread destroyer. She was cared
.for by her immediate relatives and
medical advisers most assiduously and
kind]
but nohu
Y,ansa
power could
avert the stroke of death. The deceas-
ed was a young lady of good qualities,
nice appear;ence, energetic and indus-
trious and ever ready to lend a helping
hand to those desiring her aid. She
wasa valued member of the Jaynes
street choir, who, with her large circle
of friends, will deeply mourn her early
decease. The funeral took place on
Monday afternoon from the residence
of Mr. H. Buckingham, at which place
she died, to the Crediton cemetery,
that village being her former home.
The. Rev. Geo. Brown, of Toronto, con-
ducted the funeral service, while the
pall -bearers were Messrs. J. G. Stan -
bury, W. W. Taman, Cr $. Sanders,
N. Taylor, Geo. Eacrett and I. Bissell.
Beautiful floral tributes were in evi-
dence from relatives and friends. the
heartfelt sympathy will be extended
the grief-stricken fa.mil .
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PER1 SONAL. UN
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eeeeleteteerederattewkeeew ateekaiiA.et`eerss'
Mrs. (Dr.) Amos is visiting friends in
Bowrnanville.' n
Miss Alice
Petty, of, Hensall, is the
guest of Mrs. A. Smith.
lei I.u: ie I`nc`rett, of - -r_-
• BrantfortiA is
the guest of Miss Hardy.
1^teats edsAtr in . Knill:• ,. _ .pima'[:
al the ate ee with is ei la➢1Ae,
firs lewd. of : vat ford, is Visiting
+1,e ^•:ester•, M➢.. John Mule.
etre, D, S. Teit, as?" St. I'..,ni, Mime.
ie r mating Mrs. E. Christie.
1IL J. G. Stanbtu v spent Sunday
with his parents in B.i} tielcl,
Miss Lizzie (oekwell, of Toronto, is
the guest of Mrs. John Gill,
eir, 1j''.. Homes-, of t sboinae, visited
friends in Mitchell on Sunday.
Little Miss Cunningham, of Khiva,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Yager,
Misses Lilla and Ida Johns leave to -
anal kTbursday) to visit lo Toronto.
Miss Evelyn Gill lc ares. shor'tl to
take a eouted in au .':tire riA;an 1roepetal.
Miss Hoddie Hyttenraugh of Lon-
don, a, of I,-
an
down, is the guest of Mrs. E. J. Sp•rc'l;.-
wan.
Mnaortr.a*r• Leo Satton, of Detroit, is the
:it
of his gr andtnatat?ter, mrs w.
\1;aster Chas, Brooks, aaf St, Thomas,
n a•ieiticn;; his grea;adaairrther, Exeter
:Nada
31z. led Mee, l4,'t•a,;k, 1,A; Point Ed-
ward, eta the tw - of 3in•s IL 1i3arcke
:ter. Herb. IZ sherd heft , town Mon -
Glee to acs rept a2 oeiei4,tn in : .aa'anasa attrad
gain e„ Y
Ws, L. Menkir4; t,f London n¢hiaa, i,l quite
9fl1 eat the home a a her dieter, \Ir'.„, S.
Miet R. J. GairatS ;tad sister, :Mrs. S.
l.' t .11 a isYe'edev to e;en a It'r=kl
Baskerville.
Mrs. Billings, who was here ;Men41-
ing thefunier,ai of her nephew, returned
to Detroit Mie ince.
Tire z misses Gussie and Belva Hol-
land, of the U S.. are at their pita e
haat' a.tttendiwg holidays.
:1 1,° ..J. A. Stewart returned Tues-
tl;ty- eg t awing„ fa oar 1,i reasaaat ash With
her p art'rits if Toronto.
Miss EtheI Elliot, of Norwich. if vis„
libel lung relative sin town. the guest of her
emu, the Misses Carling..
Mrs. J, G, Standbury left list week
to tit -at 114'1' parents In Within rased
will he atiteent Bever al weeks.
Misses Ollie Mclaughlin and Vera
Hawkshaw, have left to etnjaa} as taut,
week*e tinting at Grand Bend.
Mie mid rids. 1;*reai J. I1;11. of Toron-
to. tare sPendiaer 3 1`1,°11 weeks with
friends iar anal evomYa1 town.
Rev, C. W. Brown, ¢1,f Mitchell. wee
in town Monday. attending the funer-
al of the late Hiss Ella Morlock.
\I1,. \ All 'tVI itte, of Messrs. Hawkins
:gcaYY"r;. hardware, left Monday to
spend Isis holm ips in ti;anatmaple.
Miss Ethel Bassett, after spending
the millinery €eason at i 'in lutni, re-
turned to her home lure Saturday.
Mrs. John Sweaet, who has enjoyed. as
visit with \(r. and Ma's. Theo, Sweet,
at 3t, eethatrines, has r'etnrncd home.
Mrs. Jesse and two children, of Al=
mica. N. Y., is herrn visiting her moth-
er,. Mrs. Woe iitnwkine, Shame street.
Mr. and Mrs. Time. Gregory, after as
rleasaarit visit with their daughter.
ilrs. 5.,7.`, Glil,of Olutereturned Friday
Mr. sold Mrs. . Btabb and ;Mauna 1lrs•
Barnett. of Mitchell, attended the fon-
of‘', the latte:lfiss Morlock on Mon-
play'.
Mrs. R. R. Raters, who has been
ia+
returned to her home in '4' Ot,f431'al Fri-
dvray,icing her parents, Mrs. E. Christie.
MASONIC EXCURSION TO
KINCARDINE AUUST 6,'03
Miss J. Cunningham and Hiss Tillie
Yager, retu➢ edSaturday from a pleas-
ant visit ttVall C I7b+ Sarnia and
Detroit,
Musters and RoyWallace s is aSamson-
burg, of London, are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. told Mre, Willies
tiawksha'w1
Mr. M. V indent assisted Clitrbm in a
game of lacrosse at Mitchell yesterday.
and Mr. Herb For assisted Mitchell
in the sante game.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Williams and Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Collingwood attended the
wedding of Mr. Coiwillto Miss Horsey,
of Usborne, yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Gleed, accompanied by
her son, AIfred, after a pleasant visit
here with friends, returned to Ler
home in London Mondaiy.
Mr. C. Delamater, who was attend-
ing the funeral of his brother in St.
Marys, returned home Monday, and is
.again on duty at the barber shop.
Misses Bella and Florence Sims and
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Sweet, after a pleas-
ant visit with friends in and around
Exeter, returned to their homes in De-
troit Saturday.
Master WilIieBirney, after a pleas-
ant visit with friends in Belgrave re-
turned home last week, accompanied
by his cousin, Master Norman Geddes,
who will visit here for a few days.
Mr. A. Cunningham and Miss Bar-
clay, of London; Mrs. B. Cunningham
and Miss Curry, .of Khiva, and Mr. A.
Sutherland, of Parkhill, were visitors
at Mrs. Yager's, Huron street, Sunday.
Miss Pansy Prouty, .of Sodom, ac_
conepanied Mr. and Mrs. Leland, the
Seven-day Adventists, to Toronto and
Miss Linn°Y Proutyintends to follow
shortly, where they will•be engaged in
Advent work.
Mr.. L. H. Dickson, Dr. Amos and
Mr.W. C. Huston are this week atten-
ing the A. F. & A. M.. Grand Lodge
meeting atTorontc. The latter will
ian Tolso`attentd the 'Furniture Exposition
.
Mr.ronDan.oSanders, after spending a
Month's holidays in town, left Tuesday
evening for London, where he hes ac-
cepted a position with the Heintzman
Piano Co., and will commence his du-
ties to -day (Thursday.)
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Inksater, of Paris,
spent .Wednesday in town with the
latter''s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn.
Welsh. Mr: Inksater is one of Paris'
leading merchants and while in town
gave the ADVOCATE a pleasant call.
Messrs. Walter Morlock, of Colum-
bus, Ohio.,; Alex. Morlock, Detroit,
Mich.; John Morlock, Ccrseville,`Mich.,
and Mrs. T. A. McCallum, of Crestline,
Ohio., were here attending the funeral
of their sister, the late Miss Ella Mor-
loch,
5c. the yard for a big lot of
prints ints
ti d ualins. Regular l0.and'15cts.
good . Stewart's.
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Noar is i w time to secure Pew Binder Twine for the coming'.
season. •'sVo guerantee our stock equal to any other twine of the!
::sane number of fret to the poazud. Don't neglect your pun•ebase,
but call early.
We keep constantly in stock the National and Star Brands
of Portland Cements. conceded by all competent judges to be the
the market.
The S. W. P.
Beforevonbegin to paint your house or anything else he sure
to get the best p:thnt possible for tine looney and at the sante time
give the best satisfaction and longest. wear.
aa.'€d ➢re
*,h a :'geF3`. .
1 a.,ln.evt the la+ t.t• sttacEc of Iiaanalware in town—,s,aaett'Ungls
ing ;ma isaamers' s¢i .grates especially. Fos' I''sn'e s'sr liftinau Irs rat
on ns,
Su
,,et
SPACKMANi
Substantial Saw gs
summer
Unca* and Whitewear.
Tonle Linens
Rteautifnl Pure Irish Linen.1)onble D;rnaa;ab, Rhe•ieluel, Vi It ' '1.41W 4.,
D :waste very handsome Paatterne. exceptional Velnts.
Table Napkins
Pare Linen with
i` Sateen Iaatn.t ae I anaa lra full size. .+,` choice he toi
select from.
Side -Board Drapes, } . .
Tray Cloths, Lunei1 Cloths, EtG,
In Fare Linen Damask and lInekaahaack with, fringe or hems titehed
ends, full size and excellent tow'elefoe bedrooms. lett hseta. Good values,.
Stirring Doings in Women's White
Wear, Special in bite Under-
skirts.
Clod quality Cazuhric Dey Frill, Tuekings, Hemstitebing and fine Dey
Embroidery, worth- up to $2.2 , SALE PRICE $1.0(1
One White Waist Sale still bourn., We have still a very choice
lot to select from.
osiery
Stylish. Lines at sattractives prices,We handle the Sewsbine cotton,
Hosiery, an excellent line for girls and boys wear. Doable knee,
Ribbed and Fust Black.
a*.s. ,sR, pae.atr .a ¢, ,aa1E,aR,- 54e,t'xc.
V.1."Y .9, 4.J B
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UNDERTAKING•.
springs ingscomplete
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upBed Room Set nattless and Sideboards from-.
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Conches from..... .
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Beautiful ] aarloa Suite,21.00 Rockers from.— no. c n . n
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Anything and everything found in a first-class furniture store can be had.
4 Repairing of all kinds attended to>4
41 VV. • Oa I-!, fie! L O N
GidIey's Block. Practical Embalmer.
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FURNITURE!
FURNITURE!
Having purchased the Furniture and Undertaking business of
R. N. Rowe, we announce to the public that we have en hand without a
doubt the largest and best assorted stock of furniture in the county.
A visit to our store will convince that we are selling at the closest'
margin possible. It will pay intending purchasers to call and inspect• our
stock and get our prices before placing orders elsewhere.
We do all kinds of ordered work, repairing and picture framing
on the shortest notice at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed 'with
every purchase.
Undertakers and Funeral Directors. - - -
•.:WE tic ATEINSON
of Embalming Cutlrge Toronto
• A TX INSON Practical Embalmer. Graduate
eJ R D. .C9..! ,it..a. .t.1,
,
Boy Wanted -
A good boy 'wanted to learn print-
ing; Apply at this office. '
Houso for Salo or Rent.
Frarne house on Huron street, con-
taining six
on-tainingsix room. Apply to Mr. John
Snell.
Boarders Wanted. -
Boarders wanted. Apply to Mrs..E.
Sanders, corner William and Ann
streets.
T. 1P. Smith coming;
If Yon have defective eyesight don't
fail to consult' with T P. Smith, the
Noted Eye Specialist, of Elora, who,
will be at the Commercial House, Exe-
ter, on July 17th and 18th. See "aad"
in another column.
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Bracebridge, Jnly 10.—Mr. Jas. W.
Bygott of Sterling was killed this 'af-
ternoon about 4 o'clock. He was the
Of J. M. B ott''station agent
'father o
Yg
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Bracebridge, and was struck bya
at .Br g .
Grand Trunk freight train and killed.
Portlandm
Cement
t
We have just received' a quan-
tity' of the best grade of Port-
land Cement for present delivery.
Cloth Sacks to be returned free.
Can be had at either 'Centralia or
Exeter Storehouses.
Wool Wanted
tUd
5000 lbs. weed 'wanted, for
which the highest market price
will be paid.
Received at Exeter and Cen-
tralia Warehouses.
Jos. Cobblediek.