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EXETER MARKETS.
Ss, .wGgo R4OR W'EO?'vESD4,
80
Buckwheat„«,«, �.«�.,,
Oat% • _,,,., :
Potatoes, per hag
Ptan,g,pert, fi ail
Planar, per ctrl,., family
?`iOttr. IOW grade per ow 1 ; t1
Suttgr,xx,.a,,t, ",,_” 22
Lnselacas, per *Wt «
ShOrtsper ten .,,...,�.
.Bran per tots
Sugar Beet Meal, «,,...
THE EXETER AD TEICATE, TRURSU.AY, NU IZEMEER 23
LOCAL DOINGS.
lit ldr �c�l,y6c�Da +Akatit aQc
Sends your news :.tens..
The first sleuthing did not last very
long.,
Prosperity 'b -ides franc„ a slipshod.
uan,
Squirrels x ay be eh*
1.5 and Dec, 1st.
What sonne Inert lack iz> backoronne
they Make UP I'll cheek,.
Ben Aubry: of 3iaatrea4,, florae. buyer
was in YOW2a 1a$t week,
A few of tha local sports held a
s ont at p.. eo is a z ThlirsidaY last,
The utas Who ;*-ever sees aniytning
but stud &rill live as low as Ile looks.
Locking, tar, i,.ha bItto spot b a black
sky ;'s always a. goad'business ,to go
into.
airs:. john Mitchell fell on the sidewalk
Sunday a,',zd received a bad, shaking up
as 'heli as a sera="teed rria<.
li'hen a mats stops learning he stops
wing, and :tr to be st?ps gnawing
: seen dries up and goes to seed.,
The squirrel season opened out With
ntrw weat:^ _r, and if the weather
Ps its the sau:rrels Will be. .sane.
,Tu Ta'go CZarro:' of. TeirOrkiel, formerly. of
GQdericin,, was 'injured in Toren—T.0 last
•" Mk by ,. mnt;et, ear str°-1G rt is eafi
age,.
between MY.
4)4
2i: 0
F1e'eater est Thames ata d air u
tn_ pulpit of Caren P:reals tense-,
rch Sunday, :'t the obscene of Itev,.
r l , llousseaw, Icor • Toronto, wise was
tern,biy injured at Blyth At Pair time
sxlil »ln
the lVirgbant Hospital, lie
i9
WOvating gradually.
or Th4PIts.4--liar, art
and. ; ape iy desire to tin
n p :ends for their k:nidnes$es
ills l:n.•as and snnbseguelnt dent
e°r late beloved daughter.
Yr Tattles CMe-ee4 Celebrated his 5t1n
day o:a Saa:tday least. On that day
"etil as far as the home Of ilia bro-
}'t8i inn C'r+eecb, the greatest
es ne has walked for s;arane MVO -M.
Thaniks--Mrs, Qualnt,e desires
the Many friends for their
lets earl synnpa,tln5 mtui kindness,
l �h 1eeetat 'bereavement in the
r 'i?eloVed dao httr. , 9ss. ::Ida
:,st'«e:lit„ Miss Westland
-le tort had 'an nlnpieasaant c -
sol gas 'one morning 'las;
Qtne oaf Arts, Bassett. They
w e fru-It,, however, to es-
aous etieets.
Rev. C. W. Sanders of 13rlintiiord as
sending the week with his parents,
and firs. Taos. Sanders Isere. The
gelttleznatt ;s somewhat :indisposed
having undergone an operation last
week for the removal o£ aaaasal trouble.
S:21Ce the :last lziotld«ay int Deeennbraar
t.b&s 'Year falls of Christmas Day, the
nomLu ation of candidates for memb, r-
slzip in municipal councils will be held
on Frld,ay the 22 day or December next,
as provided by *cotton` 124, of 'lane Con-
sol:dated 5iu:de/pal Aet, :1003.
A newspaper is spe,•ald;l„, of a decease
ed citizen said; "We luzew- hint as
old Ten Per Cent—the Moro Atte had the
less he spent—the more ,he got thesleas
he lent—he's dead—we don't know where
he went.; but it Ilia soul to ,heaven is
sent—he'll own the harp, and charge 'em
rent."
Word was received on 'Wednesday last
of thio death of 11fr„ V. McDonald, fath-
er at Mrs. s T.
G,Ciccc.
at s a
p
Iea.
Death, was due to a etnoke and hemor-
rhage of the 'brain. Owing'; tla the illness
of their Tittle btoy, Frank, Mrs. Creech
was unable to attend the tuners.' on
Friday.
A free illustrated lecture with 110
Lantern. Views wi11 be given on Monday
evening, Nov. 27th, at 8 o'clock in the
Town Hall by Mir. J. B. 'Watson, Field
Secretary of the National. Sanitarium
Association, in: the interest of the cru
Sade against consumption.. A collection
will be., taken.
Reeve Jolm W. Taylor and Mrs. Tay..
lor received a telegram on 'Sunday from
their son, Frank, in Seattle, Wash.,
stating that he had stet with an acci-
dent by which he "lost three fingers of
hps right hand. He is now on his, jour-
ney conte. His malty Ihiends will regret
the unfortunate accident.
Rev. G. W. Dewey, of I..rondon; has not,
as stated in the city press recently,
with drawn his acceptance of the invi-
tation extended t -r him by the official
board of James Street Methodist Church,
and James Street people have the best
of reasons far expecting that Rev. Dew-
ey will be theilr pastor nest ' year.—
Communicated.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Gordon opened their
revival campaign lin; James street Meth-
odist .church' on Sunday last. The ,meet
Ings will be conducted for two weeks.
The two Methodist >churches are unit-
ing in the services; and on Sunday nest
the servicesmin Dlain Street will be
withdrawn. Dianrving prayer meetings
are being held from 10.30. ti) 11, o'clock
in several homes each day.
Poultry
pay till ad-ei
fpr poultry iza tail
Ohickteza,
it
Eli
picked 10t
1s,
beads oil 3
beads aft IU
tis .r heads ou 111
heads off 12
Turkeys "
One cent per pound less in ea+
case for cash.
JONES & MAY
1.00
Girls 1Vssza3oti for Tuctar; . S y.tltJ
Per week to utart with for girlsr
eighteen t and over, nddreaas
lnnmcdiately D. S. Perrin & Company,
Limited, London, Ont,
Groceries -New Raisins, New
Currants, Peels, Figs, Dates,
and Sapices for your Xmas bak-
ing. Everything fresh and
clean.—Stewart's.
MARRIAGE LICENSi7.--Get your mar.
:lag* license at the Advocate Office.
The Advocate 'w?,ll be sent to any
address n Canada till January 1913
forv $1.00.
Fancy Dollies, Try Cloths,
Stand covers, Runners, Shams
Tea Cloths, Pillow Cases, Tow-
els and spreads. These make
'very suitable Xmas presents.
See them.•-Stewa.rt's.
FLOUR AND FEED.—%caving put In
a stock yf Flour and Feed I solicit
Your patrinage. Stand one door north
of Heasn-t,a'n Hardware—Rivers' old
szn--rd. Jos. Davis.
China Dinner Sets in Stock
Pattern. Beautiful quality of
Austrian China with goid edge
trimming. You can buy any
thing from a. cup and saucer
to a complete Dinner Set.—
Stewea rt's.
AUCTION SALES -Farmers and oth-
e4 s having auction sake will do well to
have their bilis printed hero and have
their sales advertised in the Advocate.
It reaches all the people.
VOGELGESANGS REMEDIES
I now offer my fever remedy to the
public. I guarantee to cure typhoid fev-
er at any. stare !n. from two to four
hours, with outside application. No bad
effects from treatmr--nt. Your doctor
will be welcome to watch the treatment!
First treatm>_nt free. For :further part-
iculars apply to WM. Df, BLATCHFORD
Exeter. Ont_
Fancy Work for embroider-
ing in Centre Pieces, Pin.
Cushions, Pillow Slips,' Corset
Covers and Night Gowns at—
Stewart's--
When
t—
Stewart's-
Wheyou can see hro g1 a ;man it
n a t ,u4, t
doesn't necessarily' mean that he has
a clear conscience:,
Prtnce•>Rupert, Britilsh Columbia, .the
Pacific Coast terminus of the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway, is going a pace,'
and for a young city, the business that
is done •there is remarkable. During the
month sof September there were eighty
steamerscalled; at the port and eighty,-;
one dtrarted.
No More , Dandruff
S. COLE KNOWS 'WHAT_IS MAK-
ING ING CLEAN' SCALPS
In order to rid , your scalp io••f filthy
dandruff you must kill the germ. There'
is a hair dressing called Parisian Sage
which is 'row riald in every town in
�.. Canada. It is guaranteed" by W. S. Cole
to eradicate dandruff„ stop falling hair:
,..splitting 'hair and .scalp itch in two
weeks or,,money back.
btt�J'Yrave dawiruff get a large 50c.;
and, rid yourself of it. Re-
a
eatyi> dandruff"germs are not
IA' the hair will surely
Ytl .be;ldne,as`kVYlll fallow. t
SPECIAL: , :ADDRESS—Mrs. Gordon,
who is holding, evangelistic services in'
James and Main- street Methr•odist chu
ehes, will deliver -her ,second special ad-
dresu :(n Ma'fln, street church to -day
(Thursday) gat 4 o'clock. Subject, "In-
fluence of Womanhood. " Everybody
welcom;.
SE'S' EN YEARS—At.Gdderiieh on Satutc
iL
day Andrew, Crckshamk' of Vi ahhani,
who has been ,on: remand'. for a week'
since b tn4g found.guilty by "Judge' Holt
of assaulting Miss Davis, an Exeter
young lady, 'in. Winghlam, was sentenc-.
ed to seven yeais Kri
iiia ngst?an pemetentl-
.ary. Crulckshnnks threw a heavy file'
at Miss , Davis, . it will be remembered.
CHEAP POWER -The Hydro -Electric
Power, 0otnmi-s,sion has decided to invade
'_' 'Q
this part•oaitatiio, and wilt run two
,runkul'nes northwest 'from Guelph -and
Stratford. A large num „„r Iaf munici
pal lea Exeter being' among the nuist-
ber, ill Vete .`,an by-1ai.�s`ilnr'janivary"
Power f^+rm fou, pants on' the' Sailgeen
and Ma tland Rivers:w511 ba'utilized, to.
supplemsnied :In; ,the dcy, season. ,by`
N agars Power's Ttba great , pavrei cruets
t'o,r is"t1nrr raid.'n� gin ati•on . n Ontario'
a
Dr, Bright was =n I.ordon Monday,
Rev, R, Hobbs span" 'Friday inG London
James waiters was !a London on
Fr` -day,
,NEr. Percy Gillis is .homa pram Owen
Sound,
SuRv,
ndeaS'� arix was tit Belleville ever:
y.
Mrs, W. D. C1arke went to i,ondon on
Monday,
11r, ,I, G, S nnbu::y was; ;en Lo14m on
Tuesday. "
`I ss :;%U n:n:e Sanders is visiting In
Land an,
Anna Dow was' h a`al e fro ll Lop,
don t:4e veil,
i•ss S. Swept returned Moalda r from
a visit in London,
Miss Ali§t ei R ssete lett '1[uesday� to
vsir in Stratl'M-oy,
Mr. A., Hastings Was in Stratford las
F r=day on business.
DIz•' F. W. Gladnna^-n was to, 'Hamilton
this week on bus!ress,
lienee or Bu#fala s a guest at
he home ,of Mr. , iii den,
M.ss Ida Satcenannd of Stratford spent
Sunday at her home here.
M sS P"a n y Bawds;n returned • Puea-
day #ro ata visit. to Glenco._
1Ir Tt,os. Brack has returned r
Forest, where be was w.orki_''.ta,.
lir$, PQwe14 =•eturned Saturr#ay, (rase. a
v`Elt Qe ,several Wee e in 'Windsor,
:hisses Dors and blretltda 7nraxt Spent
SulndaY an t; ejr toss' »r'.4' Paasniwtaci 1,
Mss, Gladys Ea sc.'•y of Centralia vis-
ed friends here' or a IOW days IaEt
OUR CUSTOMERS may be assured
that they will' always.receive the best,
of treatment When, having work done in
aur barber shop. We guarantee satis-
faction. ' Reit-whaler the hot and eold
bath. room in connection.—Frank Boyle.
Rex. d, E. J. Millyarcl of Hen'sall will
delver his address on "The Sharrock,
Rose and Thigtle" in, Caven Presbyter-
:inn Church' on Friday 'evening, ,24th inst..
The address 311 be illustrated by lisle
t g:zt views, Everyone should, hear this
treat, Silver collection taken.
ATTENTION—If you are needing deed
calla, the mill sw sive
l e h lta,Yea
We are trying to snake p ovisian for the
i shortage, See our Sugar Beet Meal,
(dried pulp), w.htch makes very choice
..
Car u.:
!3 in. Wehave a." stock
i t o
oil cake, some splendid chop, besides our
regular mill feed, Having enlarged: our
t storeroom, we are prepared to handle
all kinds of grain. SECOND TO NONE
t .._That's our claim Par MODEL FLOUR
A farmer with a large fancily said re-
cently,—"I
e-e ntly,—"I cannot afford t;a buy your
tour. Tao children' eati tool much' bread.
Sts so good.".—'1B•ARVEY EROS,
nt
1lrs. Eurkq left Monday ;ar
PerI'al, to .Jai.•y her husband, wino is
King thee.
r4. Clarke, Who has :been visiting'
er suit, Mr, W. D, Clarke, rout rs
niton thy,
r, Murray hillier of Edtafianton, is the
nes of 11:rs. Ma11e{ here and other re/ -
:yes kin McOiliivray,
Mrs A :♦ Ericson returned 'tjo her
.olr,a in R,oeheater. NX., last Saturdas°,
ar:er eperid u..g ar week ' lr e.
lits, 1, Bast:legs and Miss k:4ith coon
aur wee Tan Qoderie r last we as dole..
gales au ¢
Huron Presbytery.
/Sirs. Walter Ora -bast, attel two eh:id-
n3„ri Q London W re here las,
aiteand t'te funoral: at the late; runty
ber;a Snell,
3lr car:3$ 9315c1e;4 o: ;tsOWour;;e, ltfr,.
sled tire, Brown and Milena: Qll»c Quanee
er ;#ilea Craig attended the funeral ci
the : lata )tiess Lida Qualtce.
Ai»9ri Lula >Iatitni of CIntala silent
Sunday with her parents here. Hiss
"Matheson of Hhte.'at'ailne was the guest
of Miss Martian over Sunday.
l lir. and firs. Ayer Hurdoa, or Buffalo
who have b+:en - m'lhe.T honeymoon trip:'
spent pan or the `week here with the
former's Lather, "Kr. N. D. Hiurdai).
Tiro, D. Johns and Wises Leda Johns
arrived Wont: on Monday evening. Miss
Lila looks as though: the went agreed
with, her, and her ntany friends aro
pleased to 'see her at hjahte again.;:
tire. Jo -tun Neweornbo who bas beeanni
quite ill, was brought here Saturday
night and Is, staying witlh Mr. New -
comb's nlot'her. Her mother, Mrs. Geo.
E11
t erinbtan of TLaborno accomPanicd
her here.•
Dr. Wili J Knight, who ISIS „been, in
St. Joseph Illaspital as ;Surgeon or the
Past pair, months, spent the week ,salad
with, relatives here, leaving Tuesday for
Orange, N.J., where he has been; appoint-
ed Senior Rouse Surgeo5n, in ahospital,
Mr. E. Blatchford; 'r., of Centralia, and
Mass Blatchford of Exeter were guests
or Mr`, and Mrs, C, S. Hawke£ior Jew
days the past week. They °visited the
House of Refuge on 1Sunday and de-
lighted ,the !mutates by singing to
them. --Clinton :News Record.
Mr. Robt, Leathern, who recently dis-
posed of hfs hotel property and effects,
left Monday fin- London, where he in-
tends makcng friss future home with his
daughter, Mrs. Heard. The "Squire"
has bean a .life long resident of Exeter
a familiar character on our streets and
his genial aid pleasant smiles will be
much missed. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jaanes Eis'_e of Langton
visited thi's week at; the horns of Mr. G.
E. Anderson, The 'occasion of ''the visit
was to be presents at, the celebratie of
the....86th birthday of Mr. Else's moth-
er, who residers wStth_iitlr. and M;rs. And-
erson, The old lady was 86 years of
age on 1fionday, and 'still shJotvs; remark-
able physical and mental" strength.
Mr. Frank V. Sandwell' of Guelpi>,, •a
former Exeter boy, ins the promoter of
a company for the manufacture of
wrought iron pipes, to 'be established in
Fort William, unless the ratepayers be-
come convinced that, the price th'e city
is going to pay is too high. The com-
pany is yet to;be formed and it will not
be formed until the eitizenjs of Fort
William ratify the agreement.
Auction Sale
TWD HUNDRED ACRE '1:+AItM ALSO
STOOK AND IMPLEMENTS
There will 4a sold: by public ^auction
ON 1,40T VI, CON. 12, 531RBERT
ON Tt SDAX, NOI'E IBER 28, 1.97,1.
At 12 o'clock sharp, the following
roperty,-•,.The farm, 'is Sat.d fo cantalan
200 acres, be't,•ig lots 16 and 17. ;Con.
12, Hibbert. OP the Premises are ane
brick dwelling with 8 roonns, kitchen
18x2.1; bank baric 33x311; hog Pers 36x
00, with la'rsehay or ,etore moons and
granary a140ve, all fitted ep with rc•-
sterni z;taars art4 ,llauatt$; driving sited
I8 01 silo 16 ft. ;inside measure Tiny
32 ft. 1n: 1n, and about 2 acres of ?rob ,
fenced; all the farm hes
been z iy underdralned; 2 never fail-
wells; about 20 acres bush.; hal-
e till cleared and In a h1 (i Etats
of cwlt vaiton; about 70 acres 'a", fall
1clw:i.11 done and the balaneO under
:1;oil opposite corner,one and.
miles south. or Cpantatty, 7
Dublin or liensall stations.
gravel roads, one and quarter
than eitureh, and a epleztd'd ➢err
ll sell in block or dlvld in-
s to suit purchasers. The
erms tzrsd coriditions will be mad,
zuw-:t lain day- .it sale, or by apply:lit;
elan Whyte, `Stratford P, 0.
STheavy draught brood stares,
2 supposed to be in 'float to Golden ley
2 heavy draft horses, 1 general pur-
pose horse, 1 t+'afdardbr,.d driving mare
'n foal to Limestone, 2 cows supposed
so be :ln calf, 1 farrow ojw, 9 atears,'2
l^—Old; 3 steers one -yr -old, 4 heifers 1 -
year -old, 4 spring calves, 4 broad saws
widt litter at foot,'11 brood sows In 111 -
ter to thoroughbred Yorkshire hog, 1
thorobred Ytorkahine boar 8 -moa, -old
100 stock hogs, different weights and
area, 1 collie clog, splendid worker.
IMPLEMENTS—Massey-Harris Finder,
6 -ft cut, nearly now; Deering Mower, 3
ft cut, nearly new; McCorrnicic steel rake
nearly new; Ha} tcdder nearly .new ; one
15 -disc drill, Massey -Harris, nearly
new, -McCormick cultivator, nearly new ;
massey-I•rnrrs corn cultivator, nearly
new; set four-sect'.on harnowa; disc
harrow, gang plow; 3 walking plows
hay car, fork pulleys and ropes, horse.
power, 8 horse; ensilage cutter, Jack, 2
wagons, 2 cattle racks, 2 wagon racks
set bobsleighs, dray sleigh, Kemp man-
ure spreader; DeLaval separator, churn
grain bags, spades, shovels, Corks whit-
tletrees, neck yokes, ehalhs, 3 set double
harness, 2 set 'single 'harness, platform
settles, 2000 "lb. capacity, cutter, top
boggy, water tank, water trough, agric-
ultural furnace, naw; 16 acres of 'corn
in 'silo, 800 bushels mangels, '3 horse
blankets, quantity or elm plank, cedar
posts, word, and a hest of other articles
Terme—$10 and under cash, over that
amount 10 mos. credit given on approved
joint notes. 5 per cent. off for cash, on
credit amounts. No reserve as proPrIetor
is retiring.
JAMES JONES JOHN WHYTE
Auct. Huron & Perth. Prop.
Bus, Dray and
Teaming Business
Your orders in our line Will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing anything in our
Foe, and we ask a trial from you.,
Orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
1
Phone 55
owell's
Variety;
azaar
Our graniteware is` mov'I.ng there' are still scores of'Ea gains.
left, a new price bargain in our, north window every day.
Our stock of
Xmas goods is
nearly com-
plete. om-
plete.
Saturday : a
clearing up ,sale
cit odds • and ends.
O n-e:day. One
price: x $'CR..
Our Fancy
Salads a,nd Cake
'Plates in Aus
`trian, Japanese
and Prussian are
beautiful.'
Low prices, wounderfui'- bargains„ Corteous Service and large, as-
IsOrin-lerit will- make. this store Eseters BUSIEST, SHOPPING- CENTRE '
many of the articles sold -at 720,,, and 25c., are worth double ,;the
money'.
We save -You .noney,onr moat anytnal,g you buy.,
You bu • c.hea p er here', than
•.Ta 'd• tea. ' C MV AND
y P - n int i <t O
EE
OUR WATCH
AND
Jewelry Business
is steadily on the increase, Our stock is one of the largest in the
County and equal to that of any city store. You cannot pose,
ibly make a.mistake by calling on us and examining our stock.
Our prices are right. Prove it for yourself by compar-
ison with others,. Our selections are large, giving you ;a large
variety to choose frons—again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of fine quality. We back this statement with our
guarantee, Don't these things give us a right to expect from
yon, a fair consideration of our goods.
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician
Undertakers
etakr
es
And
FurnitureDealers
We carryy a complete stock in all lines.
Phone for Store 20a
For Sundays and nights 20b
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 32
Your Christmas
Shopping
Do It Early
Now is the time to begin your Xmas shopping
Don't leave it until the last few days. Take your time
and get just what you want. We are showing a nice lot
of goods this season for presents for Ladies, Children
and Gents.
For Ladies;
k..
Furlined Coats
Fur Coats
Good Furs
Silk Waists
For Girls,
Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Mitts
Silk. Scarfs
Net Waists Fancy Broaches
Fancy Belts Fancy Shawls
• Doylies Combs
u Centre Pieces " Hat Pins
" TrayCloths Stamped Work
" Linens Fancy Pins
For Gents
Furlined Coats
Fur Coats
Fur Collars
Fur Caps
Fancy Soxs
Fancy Scarfs
Shirts
Mitts & GIoves:
Gord Clothing
Fancy Ties
Ladies Winter
Furs
At Old Prices
ALTHOUGH FURS' ARE
HIGHEr , THIS YEAR THAN BE
FORE° WE •ARE :: NOT ASKING
ANY MORE HAVING BOUGHT
EARLY.' AND N. 'BIG QUANT
STIES. WE V HAVE A NICE
RANGE OF MUFFS, THROWS,
STOLES . AND COLLARS AT
THE VERY. LOWEST PRICES.
Ladies Winter
Coats
At Bargain Prices
WE HAVE HAD A GREAT
COAT SEASON AND HAVE ON-
LY A FEW LEFT WHICH WE
WANT TO CLEAR OUT BEFORE
CHRISTA/A.& IF YOU WANT
A GOOD WINTER COAT CHEAP
HERE IS YOUR 'CHANCE.
Big •
Reduction
.,
n Millner!
[lead uar ters for the celebrated
W. E;Sanford Clothing�;:,