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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30,
1911.
;wAND.ER$ & QIiF,F,CI
Local Items
The biggest coffin ever _made in, On-
tari;o was nvadet in Chatham this, week
for a Iran weighing 610 pound,s. It was
three Seat, four istches wide.
{1
,,; Mr. Thos, Handfeed of Vanicouver, B.
C, son of Mr. 3.ibhard Blandford of
Centralia, is in, Onta.io visiting relat-
ives and friends Ile spent Wednesday
fxtow:I
ad eIsl Years since Mr.
�;.
Handford visited his old home.
INFORMATION WANTED. --A. letter
has been received by the Advocate from
Chas, N. Page o"- Des Moines, %Iowa,
as k#g forinformationa�ar iz �t
he
ceadants Thos, Page, who
tornzerly
lived at Leominster, Masa.. but moved
to Ontario Mot about. 1795. '1t #s suppoa-
ed Mat seens of hila decendants now live
it this locality, though posttlbly those
alovr
here are net named, Page, but may
of some other tame, who .married u-
M the Page family at an earlier date.
it appears that a large property:
amountaas to several million dollars re-
verta to Meal branch ' ut the i,amily, til.tlel
hada been 1yi;ng dormant far really Years
Paast, It :ie SupPogcd, that Thos. Page:
lived until about 1880, but it stow be-
comes important,
octett. ta trace the timesei and
Place of hes death and names of tris de
cendenta,
CLAND1;;E OYE
Jas. Melt:ma, alas, returned from a trip
o tine Porthweat—A very pretty wed-
ding took place at St, Jami .church.
when Miss ;Mice Carter was milted in
marriage tat ~lar,- 3. I Iell;zerna:t, or \rind
dor,, Ont. The, ceremony was pea•torny
cd Ary Bev, Wm. Lowe, atter which line
you couple tooka trip to Toronto.—'
F-nsolt :Dee o= Regina, Sask.., is
visiting Anis parenia of thla Pince.--I`fr, !.
Dd. .McKenzie s visitinu, relativea lea
Appi 1.—Miss McLeod or London is vie
'ming Mr. and Airs. Hennessy here.
St. James' Ghureit was re -masted on
Sunday, Nov, 19, by His Lordship Urn
Bi:shoP. The members have spent near-
ly $400 on re -plastering and, other :m'
provements wku:eh were badly needed.
The Woman's Guild furnished news
!antes, surplices, communion linen,ete.
$1
pays for The
pX
Advocate to
Jan. 1, 1913
Public Meetings
PUBLIC MEETINGS id the interests of
Mr. 11. Eilber
The Liberal -Conservative Candidate In
South Huron, will b0, held as follows,
DAS IWOOD, MONDAY, DEC, 'xth
WQODHAM,TUESDAY, DEO, 501,
'(This meeting' -vats: at first adve.rtla-
ed for bi-:fatten, but: at the •request
of the Coaatrrvativ'e candidate for
South Perth, has <been ehaaagt:d to
Woodtaam, "wiles a .ia'.nt mean!; will
be meld,)
'EXETER, 'WEDNESDAY, DEC.. Ot t
jItAND :BEND, THURSDAY, DEC. 7i11
Zl11101i, FRIDAY, DEC, 8th,
CREDITON, SATURDAY, DEC. 0
Mr. E. Zeller, trYe Opposition Candid-
ate, is invited to 'attend these meetings
GUI) SAVE THE KING
.A. Titan is sure to change his ;opinions
svti' he ii:rda diem interfering with hie
comfort
Ones vanity gets a hard 5c1t: ween:
the children get to -expressing their
op pions
If j+ou are not weird: more to your
employer than you are coating him your
stay With him Will be sl?ort.
CARLI N G 'S
omething up-to-date
In Knit Goods
SWEATER COATS FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
We have only a few Sweat-
er Coats for men left at 85e. and
$1.25, also a few Ladies Sweat-
er Coats left in Fawn, Blue, Red
White and Grey. Prices range
ing from $2.25 to $4,50. Also
Togues and Knit Caps;
HOSIERY FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Ladies' and Children cash-
mere hose in all sizes from 25c.
up to 50c. also in Burritt's wool
hose in all sizes. Prices rang-
ing from 20c. to 75c, a pair.
KNITTED GOODS
Now that winter is here you
will need something in Knit
goods that will wear and also
keep you warm during the com-
ing winter. Here is a list of
Knit goods we have in stock.
FANCY GOODS
We have something neat
and up-to-date in silk scarfs in
White, Black or 'White and
Black mixed at $1,25 and $1.50
also in small shawls, clouds and.
mufflers from 25c. to 60c.
UNDERWEAR FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN'
Knit underwear in Stan
field's for men and women.
Also Penman's. Natural wool
for men and women in all sizes
and prices. Also both wool
and mixed underwear for
children. Call in ,and inspect
our goods.
HOSIERY FOR MEN
In this line we have a plain
cashmere / hose from 25c. to
50c. Also a rib/ hose at 50c. a
pair. Then we have a silk an d
cashmere 6 hose in all sizes at
50e.
h Groceries
Pe assortment of. Fancy Dishes Just_ arrived, for
' s
trade. Purchase :early t0 et ;:oar `choice
id forall rices kinds lnds of Produce,
to
li
t-�
EXETER THAT WAS
THAT IS
THAT IS TO BE
To the Advocate,—
A very brier -!History o1 Exeter's past
will reveal the fact' that it possessed
men of excellent qualities, melt with
with, broad. Vision,. men who were town
builders, who hewed the town out b
tate woods and knew how to appreciate
a good thing when, they had it, who
placed the affairs of the tcrwn undo:
t
s
the ad to _ " a of e a serf :
n x str t»an men of c P .t.y
during whose time our fiate storey and
other public buildings were made a real-
ity. y. £`leiter once had a goPulatiaza of
two thousand people, or very near that
it had two Flour milks, two sash and
door
fa4 o,es, a chair faetory,urz
tR
f
tare factory. woolen mill. beading and
turning' factor: and foundry that •sed-
P1oYed a large staff of then, as well es
otherindustries of a minor nature.
What pePulation, markets and oppor-
tunities bad Canada then as compared
with now ?
Are we satisfied with Exeter "that
a" with the whole country aboundin4
with opportuity Mr Qxpesta:ori? Are
we getting 2'4 Share ' i suPP1ytllg the
thousand and ono thinss that Our rap-
idly gl•ovwing population la' the Nest re-
quire, many lints of which could be as
well
t
1+: Cas pound O but-
ter,
ad Fir. ez t f
n in ta o t
P
ter, or a suit of clothas. Exeter 'faI
surrounded by as good it not better..
agricultural district as thlsre is to be
Mound on the Am r`caat Continent, and
I venture to say there is as much mon-
ey on deposit il, aur banks and Bent to
the West or investment as any ante
d'atriet In Canada and aut'tictent to iD-
wince a, t,009, s Zed Industry caeit year,
We have :also a large number o' firs
elasa workmen, who are compelled to
be idle dtu:n, the wine'; mon*ts for
lack of. ±zdustrios, and tan , 'oWth of
our town checked from the aatna rra-,
',an, People would rust, here, if there
were vmploytneat.. Ontario, the natural
home of industries, will be outstripped
by the leas advantageous, but more
progressive people of the West. who are
putting forth every effort to aeeu're in-
dustries by offering fret` utilittea, such
as tax exemption, tree water, light and
power, or At coat. In addition to that
Calgary subscribed $85,00.0 as a single
day to he spent inseeurin<,industries;
Lothbridse $45.000; iloasano and many
other else's large sums, knowing that
industries make cities.
The National Caxtnera Convention !n
Milwaukee last February collected from
the different concerns represented $100,-
00Q for a publicity' fund. and pasacd-a
resolution to :spend ° the Brat $25,00Q
lin brains to conduct tho'campaign.
Calgary selected theur very beat men
to form thole Industrial Committee and
other places likewise.
Exeter has workmen, Cap=tat and
brains. Have we not mon who will rise
to the occasion and combine their forc-
es and eet them spy motion.
S. IiI. S.
FORMER LUCAN MAN DROWNED,
Winnipeg, Nov 28.—Mr. T. L. At-
kinson, formerly of Lucan, Ontario was
round drowned lin a well at hiie, home
near Alexander, Manitoba, It is suppos-
ed that while getting: some water' he aces
dentally fell ia>, ortttbat� he diad a faint-
ing fit and lost hilt balance jand went
in that way Mr. Atkinson was one of
the first general merchants to open a
store at Brandon,. Manitoba, where .he
commenced busikzeiss `in 1881, In the
firm of Atkinson & Quldley Dir. Atkin-
son was 68 years old.
ONT./0,1O
Provincial Loan of $1,000,000
. THE ,GOVERNMENT OF, THE PRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO. under the auth-
ority of Chapter 4, of the •Statutes rof
Ontario, 1911, (invites subscriptions
from the public for a loan' of $1,000,000
on bonds of the PY{ovincq of Ontario;.
or Ontario Government Stock
The bonds wffil be dated list', November,
1911, and payable on \the Tat November,
1941, in denominations of $1,000 each
with coupons attached for interest . at
the rate of four per cent. \per annum,
payable half -yearly on the'1at May and
lst November in, eacht;year, at ,the office
of the Provincial Treasurer, Tononto, or
at the offices lnf ,,the Bank of'MEontreal
in Montreal, Canada, and ins. New York'
N. Y. at ,thee' holder's option. ,Blinds will
be made payable to bearer, but on re-
qi ist will be registered in the office
of the Provincial' Treasurer and endorsed
as payable only ;to the order sof ,certain;
perserts or corporations, and on request
of holders will be exchanged for "Ont -
Mario Government Stock" at any time
The issue ,pude during the monthIof
November, 1911, will be 102 for 'each.
$1000, and after the 30th'day of. Nov-,
ember, 1911, !the essu,. - price will be
102 and interest .,accrued from - the lst
November, 1911.
ALL, 1301405 AND. INSCRI.BED`:
STOCK 'ISSUED'; UNDER .THE AUTH-
ORITY OF, THE SAID` ACT ARE FREE.
FROM, ALL ONTARIO PROVINCIAL
TAXES'' CHARGES SUCCESSION
DUTY AND IMPOSITIONS WHATSO-.
CREDITON.
!sire. Alonzo 1Iocigin;s narrowly escaped j Miller—Querrin--On, Tuesday Morning,
fatless n the:;; well+on Saturday morn- 214, the R. Cr,. church wale the sces.e
, erre hos notic.n that the cover of a very pretty wedding, when!. Mrs
s
was off. she luckily caught herself in Susie Quer in, daughter dr Mr. and Dire .
,,
..'.nae, but ass:: ;t Was erne was severeiyRJacob Cluerror, was married, ' ;to Mr,'
,shaken, up, (Hean'Y Miller, a prosperous farmer of
It 'becomes our duty to refer 'to the Hay township, The bride looked ctaarnt,.
sad des:t of the wife of Ms." G. K -.iris gowned imt w4te satin and" wore
K'eztzle who d, d in, St. Joseph's' tics to beautiful white fiat: She was aasistm
P tal, London on Tuesday morning, the. id by M!,se Tillie Wild, niecta of t'-4
28th ...inst. after hayina gone through groom, who Was dressed in pale blue
a;t
operation, but took sudden aitacks:silk, with black _,at. Little Mary Wild
OreYet.,
a
YT^ w
CSfinally reSulte
d rr,`n�adn
a ver
:et' ' flowery
r death has coma 'as Querlot, brotn:r of the b
ride,s4pPor-
great blow" to the fan.:iy who are high—;cdcd th' t,wroonz. Rev. Father Forster
ly. resp7eted in this neighborhood, She the marriage ceremony And
leaves to mourn her loss a husband, one afterward sans the Nuptial Masa, The
sore
and ''our i. u%zt who have the e.:0 , wades the able leadership of!sties
s'n erg sympathy of the entire coin- .T. Doyle, rendereel ele.gatzt, ntut, e. Tr,
'alga 1!ty A'ns, of writing fUncral r l?rgfa "na no;, of ,prose tit,: fro«al relatives
ta,tJen 1 s .tadtt'g laser tirade but the and treads were fitting `,estintOn nr
,^Cera,! wild r,:ob:(bly :eke place at the the popularity fit which the bride a erl
E+vangel;erl Cemetery on, Friday, t;roonI are held, Their many friends
C'ounr.l .rrlee i`.1,> will be held !rest wiSh them manly happy Years of wedded
Saturday, the 2sal .o. D;c. Tile cl1a1144 t-t"i,',
has been made on, account of the 4th be- Mr. tto'ber t Patton is ,ecriouslY ill at.
:st; the Nomination Day re.: the Prov his home, His mans friends wish fo:
or I Eleetions. him a spo dy recovery,'--T#se Box Boe-
r tk _, at hctd ni' the Hall an Tue..1, ', ale ht
# Shea -New -11 have, hien wo
Bard the pt4 week at Ise ,skatis;stwan largely Attended.-Mre. "Josep?i
elk. A ;sood bottom has besn prepared,Glax'n, 1W.11 has t ,?"1 SO '-c'iOUsty :ll.
and
all Flat :,a deco. ear•,} to snake geed; we are pleased to say, .'s,recovering.—
,a
satat'' ,s cold weather, On Fr.deyev., Mr. iatrIek Sullivan lett on Weclsresdati
en-:Ya'a y.ryen'.husnasta'e meeting was:to. St. Thomas, where he iesse;ds` to.
r
i f. „ld at 1._ lBankers'IRoomsxa,ne a remain foe soala3 time,
hockey Ctub' was organ x4.. Tete tai -1
log+ zg are t_a.x o;f#cern, lin.;, fres„ i
k,l
E:1 bar. 'i1.P.P., I' s
Src.,.Treaa., Fred
Gr d ain : Captaal, 5
stave a husky: lo;
"'i':' elathi
ti?Xtt3H. ia,It 'imerestlat
SOG'NT CARMEL,
Chas, Zv,''s:K('r;
1; Manager, 11, t
tt Eahner,
owe, who ought es a.a
.aa .ntixclibor , t d'xu?5
tdil% -7115te:owa a,t"
ti .,at
oyes t' ti. b4 of eleighing
11 y. --Mrs, Thea. la.ek;eeli an
9`a
Mande of'Szalo"th
trve,
Sunday. --Mr. 14R},,
su11Y>cr,p;,an t°$ta a h11137 !sawed to Das' l-lerto:a clh 1L:purheu5p7.01. F
hot9 tit' boys; to buy=lr; aft outfit.. T' 'y , rr f .,ki
claY�t +t. t.,, ainrl o- Litz week with b:a
d�:aersre to tl:' 11911.gi:Y.zed- Crt;dit4t.!,nap.b:,o:, rs lyc.re, Th. and ?ire. Themes
away s bre k Lowes las a town of ,7yod i Jackeor,(a; Lietow ;ll spent Sunday with .
atmtwtuugtkultDurs !titter"a mother, Dre,
Glcltn,--?ties,
Netts. shalt „'aolaw was the guest „ of
Tr c poor p,,re tlaiy are flusmtaertd, !tar ' on Nan !tor on 1 d -. - l;
i eta+tanday, .fx. "Fred
,ly. to
NCI ai. C.-141, b, is„;tri ta^lY :it the $:01100:15 rctura:ed helve from the West
anorit' :. l'1 as 111.11Ze;suis 'Wcdaa: xaday of last week, --Il e. neigh-
born
0 t la
born of ',fr. Mater made a wood bee on
tt loatutnt acr-ua • ,
y , sd n,
non o a .'Por essential perms requ', ed, oSatf woodrd, wht:e'iout wasabout , verytwekialdtycordsset.
o nuke a 3u^e:s:1 2i 111*, '.it the' 47:van- as Mr, Miller its, iul poor health and root
cies=cal church an 4u day even.aag, Ittthe f'ned to !las bird all the t'me.- 'Mr. andmorning a spee'-at effort w.ts )matte to 'try.: R. D, !tell of Tuekeran>ttb were
wipe out tilt. debts on the new sheds. l fie:tore at E. G. iiolto is e t Sunday.
A considerable quantity of Money was A yours;; son hag roma to ,'brighten the
raised, !trona of Mr. Grant 'Rycksxtan.—'.lie re -
Our, farnmrs are wear:ng wide -wino mai.4.16 o. the late Mrs. Ile.n.;,-y Pybus
smiles these days whoa they are hand- were lettered :.n the cemetery here on
ed, their -cheques for the alsrke, clover: Saturday atte.nooce, teat. -Dar. Angus
and sur bots' they sell. They nave--,hicC;'sig and family of Chiselhuret spent
age t,0o" to $ 000 ap:ece, Who would Sunday at Noah Norton's—Mrs. Hen -
no: be a fariner? Tme.eought to be+derson and niece, Miss Taylor of Pe
t visitors with re1-.
ne'ghborhood nest year. aitives here to.- the past week.—Wc:.t-
d'ng bells will soon, be ringing sin oft
nr:dat.—Mr. and Mrs. ilenxy Hogue. it
wo
�eeks
ore
to sell at
a.wde11's
Old Stand
ev. !turn I+ eaC:ie'd
quite a number more autoes kt. this Illfilxt were p
DASHSVOOD vrerc :the guests of the latter'a mother,
Dlrs,„ Simmons on Sabbath. last.
Messrs. Henry and Join Ehlers left
Saturday mo.'ndnrg to attend the funeral
of a relative near Clifford.—Mr, D.
Campbell of Komoka had an auction
sale of cows here on Saturday. 1st all
there were 22 cows. for whictk"ithe av-
erage price was $45. Mr. Campbell ex,
meta to return in'the near future with
a loadof young cattle.—Mr. Arthur Ed-
ighoffer and Miss Eilber of Zurich
were visitors at the home .p1 Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Edighoffer on. Sunday. -Ailsa
Jessie Baker, who has been engaged In
Goderich for some time la spending a
few days at her hone here.—Miss Ida
Goetz left an Saturday for Sarnia tq
spenda few days with Mr. and t,irs.
Percy Humble.—Mr. Arthur Doam of
Parkhill spent. Sunday with friends
lteile. -Arthur, Arthur, what meaneth
those regular visits ?—Monday next,
Dec. 4th will be Notninationi day at Hen -
sell, when the two 'candidates, 11. Fiber
and E. Zeller will be the candidates,
That Mr. Silber, the present popular
member, will :agalaal be elected, by as
large, or larger majority than before,
is a foregone conclus'on. Tie progres-
sive and ,straightforward policy of the
Whitney government has been Ho satis-
factory to the masses that they are
as likely as not to od back witty anin-
creased majority,
Rev. H. A. Kellermann, son of P+Ir. E.
iK,ellermann, of Daa'htwood has been
transferred as pastor, of the Evangelical
Church at Walkerton, to " file Berlin;
charge: Mr. Kellerntanin, ids a `young
man, having been preaching less. than
a year, amid itt.es a nzia,tter of gratiSiea-
tion to his air,fond5 that the bishop of
th:;s church., 'recognizing hiss ability, has
given ham thils promotion.
KIIIVA
On Wednesday Mr. Matthew Sweitzer
son of the late Samuel Sweitzer, awes
rtnarrkd am Credi'ten by the Rev. Mr.
Burn to MOSS, Larveu Ratz, daughter of
John Ratz,Sjhilpka,;and, ,niece ofsSen-
ator Valentine Ratz.
Purchasers of Stock or Blonds wi11'„
be required ,to send certified c+h,equo with;,,
-the apPlicatitciagn payable'' -to; the order , oef
the Proxvbl Treasurer of O ser o"-
Tea re 'ioan"`fs a.itied 'upon the .credit of
the conaplidated'iRµvgiaue Fuzid= of int
aria, and -,s' chargeable thereupon
MAPEiES•ON,
Prormeinl Trea:purer.:
Treasurer 1)'11e,Pa'riament, 1'arl-ame.i;t, Build`
isnga, Toronto;
lst Niaveiriber,;:19'11..•
Newspapers siiserting this advertise-.
mefit with. out authority front the pc,
partment will atilt kin paid for ifi i s
HI o tat -Nr
is
There are tots ofhonest. peep! e,rn
the world. If you: have lost some,
thing perhaps an ;honorable petis a
found=+itL,<
This is an henest paper and honest
people read it.
Tell them. al out,'yooau
ur Boss ;in r,.'.
Classified` Want Ads.:'
t
K3RICTON.
Mr, Geo, TZii1a has purchased the shoo
shop from Dlosars. nouns and Co. and
has moved, its to. hays own premises.—Mr.
J. Doupe or Chatham 1s visiting friends
:n this vicinity, He has purchased a
farm in Manitoba and intends removing
there early in the ,spring.
CENTRALIA
The Parsons -Davis Company are hand-
ling large quantities of fowl this sea
son, and have three or four teams on
the road the mast of the time. The fowl
is being :shipped to Vancouver,
Mr. T. Carling of Exeter spent Sunday
with friends in the village.—Mr. Wes.
Parkinson of Elamville spent Sunday
the guest of Mr. Seth Brown.—Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hutchinson! of Whalen spent
Sunday the guests; of Mr. and .Mrs. 3.
Brock.—Special arrangements are being
made for the coming anniversary .ser-
vices of the Sunday School, which are
to be held on Dec. 18th.—Inspector, J.
E .Tom of Godericiv made his usual visit
to the school on Tuesday, The school
is En a good flourishing condition,which
speaks well for the teacher, Miss Mar-
shall.—Rev.' Blatchford's horse got Ti-
to a little mix-up at T. Boyce' on Mon
day evening, and resulted in alone .brok-
en harness and shafts.—Mr. and Mrs.
W. Fraser of Exeter visited friends Liz,
the village on Sunday last.
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Agan” all for one doilazr is `the very
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MARRIAGES
Miller—'Qu+errite—At Mount Carmel, 00
Nov. 21, Miss Susie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Querrin,'to MY'. henry
Miller of. Hay Township.
DEATI:IS
Ross—On NOV, i4th; at Liseury, ''sire.
James Ross, aged. 60 years and 10
months.
`f-Ieazdr4?..---On. Nav ..2Oih, at Landon, G.
Health -ie •o1 ,St. Marys,'ae,ed 58 years.
Hodgins—In. Eiddulph„ on Nov , .18n„h,
Iaia May . Hodgihals, . aged I:4 years.,- rs., 3,
ni otite aril 7 daysf ,
Ho,sisti is—At :Ola�tadeboye, Nov. 22nd, -Mar
jory, beloved wife of 1,Mr. ,Burley !-loci_
gals, aged 22 years.
Iiiorizle—In St. Joseph: Hospital, Lon
don, Nv. 26, Dlrs.. G. I(.1.. t\(:5 of
Crediton,
e are giving train,
'gains in Alen's and
y's clothing and furnish -
OS
Buy our
prn
ese is here now,
Fancy Mufflers 25
to $1.00Neckties,
5
25c. for 15c. 50c
for 35c., $1.25
gloves for 85c. 1.50
gloves ' for $1.00
Men's toe :rub-
bers at 50c. a pair-
Men's fleece lined.
shirts 3 for $1.00
3 linen collars for
25c., 75c. caps for
50c. $2.00 hats for
$1.25., Um br ellas
79c.,Sw a
+€; tercOatS
for $1.25.
1-3 off the reg-
ular
ular p rice of over-
coats and Suits.
We cant tell you _.
all the cheap goods
we have. Come
and see.
den
��W Old Stand`'
s
The Exeter Bargain Store -
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