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�ora Few Weeks
This iL the Clearing-up•seasoxt for
Clothing and those who desire za
cheap
Overcoat
Suit; or
Trousers
should call early and pick out t our
goods, Ttiis is: the off-season end.
we can do your work quickly,
. A:11...,
Merchant Tailor,
ever, -. Ontario
EXETER AR S,.
t EACH WEDN SP4
42
eras. . . 85
1 00
Potatoes„pox bag ,.,.,.
trapppert on,
'Flour, per OWL., fatnily
InOur, tour grade per^ etv
tivre hogs, per
Shorts per ton. .,,,,„,„,
Bran: per ton
Sugg Beet seal
1 'r0
»a
1 10
1 15
1800
2 50
/ 5Q
0
talc
Or; .14
•?:ia�t
24 00
Astrachan Coats for Ladies
We have a, few left. These
coats sold for 535, and $40,
we have priced them for this
week at S19.50—Stewart's
LICENSE. -lea yr,ur tea;
al .sae liver«.s r at tM' c Ativ;:cate Oftico.
ilea vy Rubbers and Socks. We
sell the celebrated Stub Proof
They are the best t'ou'can buy.
--Stewart's.
ext raw „,'ou^ titxlasc::pt«o:a xu tare tilt'
x3a9l1es with us. G4*e will atte d to tl o
ati'a}> cfor you promPtl5, a 1 saae
fou t«me and money:
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Leather Leggings, In :split
and grain leather. ^t The very
thing for this weather. Boys'
and men's at $1.35 and $1.50
—Stewart's
`aosa1 Fe'bru ry 1st! to 24,th my otf:ee
oPeri '-rax). 11 to 1 a.m. and
trent. 2 to 4' pan. for rag making: of
arpointinvnts ret 'work on m7 return
from ?Culaa.-DB. KINSMAN.
Special values on Ruffs,.
Stoles and Muffs, and small
furs. You can save by buying.
now.—Stewart's
:iteral correspondents cw_]1 kindly let
us know Whein tbe-, reed 'note sta.
goner!. Tri is is the tlane tot tate year
when .Popple ve tame, to read and will
ePpreciate all the ,news from your
!section.
'fou can gest clubbing rates on all
the leading newspapers and magazines
by a`des:ng, at the .1dvocate orrice.
WANTED.—Fifteen thousand bushels
'beets -wanted. Early crop preferred. Pa's
ties vrislting to contract address .Minist-
er i'arm. Roam 61, Bank of Toronto
Chambers, London, Ont.
SINGER SEWING .MACHINES FOR
S.471E OR 1tENT.
C'.a•'cc a ahnes Singer S wing Mach -
nes, all '' good 'repair. Will be sold
or rented s"_eap,
MARY A. TOM.
A debate on "Resolved ;^a:t the Ira -,
• should be extended to women
will be held in Main Street League on
Tuesday_ riCg-ht next, when members of
James Street and Ma'n Street' Leagues
will take part.
EONSPIEI., aT IIENSALL.—The euri
^era of Bensall are a:v_'7a ' abensp:el at
Hensall on February 6th: and 7th. There.
are two competitions with, tour first
and four second pr:zPs `_n each, valued
In Fall at $60. Ex.e s. cu^lers nave re-
ceived _nv'.tatio,'is. a. E. Anderson of
lExeiefn ,:,a named cis one of. the umpires.
HICES' FEBRUARY FORECASTS.
A storm no -'sed prevaas' from the 0th
to the 14th. Mout the 9tth the baro-
meter w U begin "fallirie, in western
Parts, change to 'w'aran,er and cloudinelss!
al ensue, followed ley rain, turning on
wtestern flanks to snow. During the
1i th, 12h, an 4th these con-
dAlgons wi'il' n,ome' steedity; eastward a-
cross the country,' preceded on the
east flanks by warmth! and rains, and
follewerl on tete west by e1n1.w, cold
and: clear` r g. This . be the law of storm
and weather movement and change --
a ,law that all should -understand and
remember. The p"er'!ods of ,fair and cold
'weathth 1,1e between the periods of - low-
baromer,ler'e.nd storms', and are progres-
sive 'fron1
rogres-sive'fron1 west tot' east, the same as the
steiau areas.
Delaware, Lackawanna.
and Western goal
onipa,ny's
urns'to a shite as
est hard coal mined .
LEY T g p
COA N A:
h
THE EXETER AIIITHIIATET TTIcrli.SMAYI
LOCAL DOINGS
ss Murray, teacher,, was part or
over Sunday., -
Mrs, Jos iStittion went o Landon on
Prido.y to visit,
l‘fes. Fred WItwer is
nesday to v11.4,1 her" daughter. Mrs.
Mr. Wa-rren ROS,H Of Minnesota e here
ow n, to the. illnelsS of his father.
Mr, and .Mre. Geo. Bawden of Lucan
vvere the guests of relatives here dar-
ing the past week.
Mrs Frank Sweet left Saturday for
London, 'whet* she wIll aPend a few
weeks with treads.
Mr, James Stewart has taken ttie po-
sitton as engineer with Messes, Ear-
s' -x lots of land 4Folo, Rev, ltlr:
and on Steeek and will erect
Goa tio.the annual ftt-herne of
Baron. Old BoYie lAssociation. or
Toronto to 'be, 5stald el/ Friday evenSag,
Feb 23rd, itn the Tentple pumaing Tor,
onto -
stalled the Boucefield officers on an
Friday evening. The Grand Master , 13r0
Poplestone, was present and a.n. enjoy
Ira• nott wi.41. be Zurich shortly.
John Elellett. 'while engaged, in cut -
'rice on the Taill pond, last. week, eZe-,
APart from the unpleasant cold,
b John hap since exp-ienaed
Slats-
Uttacilo aunt to, and made
Pti.Ift* es and ar7TiP the result might
!pug, no, however, taanag-
vey Epos, in the ,E,4ttifit
I drivers should be careful - during
celd weather to warm the Irtm rite
'-'9.t.ses' bridles before slipping thtan
the animals' mouths. ,**It ls
wno has been :used. 10
slip cold h:ts
mon„.„11* with the r that
CHURCH UNION DEBATE
dtbate W21, be- held ea Church
1-414:13"ste:.-to of, Mitchell. el:air-
:it he Stratford Dls,f,irl, rt,
afg,rmativet, and Bev. J.
:1..e ghoul District will lake the
zat‘Zat .0 debate should ,1,2
the )(otters nave already decided what
cowl* 'WOW takp in the matter.
CA:a-red last 'week the serious illness oc
mer resident of Exeter. The illness ter-
nfaated fatally en Sunday, jan, 21st,
deceased being a.bout itftY Years ot age.
Mr. 1.71103 waP martried twice and is
sotsv:ved by Ws second wife. He was
a tailor by trade and followed that oc-
cupation before he lett ,Exeter some :IQ
onto, Besides hiS mother whtol resides in
I.00ndon he is sktrvived by one slater,
al took place tin Tor:onto on Wednes-
day-
IlOCKEY,—Excter and Crediten hockey
teams played a game oit the local ice
on Thursday night, resulting, in favor
of Exeter by a score of 5-4. Title was
the Arst a the season and was a fait
exhibittlen. lor the' game. At half time
the score was 3-2. At full time it was
• t1e, but the locals secured one
in the overtime; Harold Bissett refer-
eed unfil John Snell of Exeter and Frank
Snell of Crecliiton acted as goal umpires.
The l'ine up,—
Exeter position Crediton
rover Sheardovrn
centre 13rokenshire
Atkinson left win.g Irish
Grerg
Caxlizig
Southcott
Southcott
The TRqst and West hockey teams had
a good gatme Monday evening, the 1atter
Late of Clandeilxr ye, who has rented Mr.
R. N. Rows's farm, Landon Bload $00Hth
has found thab fit ;1.4,.a..a, his aged rather,
Hen,ry Pardy,, Who was round dead in
Port Huron an Saturday evening last.
Upon 'the finding Of the body in
home on Sarnfa. street', ',where he had
'Ned alone foir Many years, Corpner Al-
bert Falk happsppd to learn that he
had relatitves tin Canada, but*Just where
he did not knot,w-. It was finally discover
ed. however, through! a news itern, and
the son/ in Exsteer was notfried. The
body w113 be mid unhil the two daugh
ter -a ,c,an arrive fa Port Huron. One of
the da.ughters is located atithe Canadian
Minnesota.. Mr. Purdy formerlY resided
at Grand Bend, aad previolus 10 that
he worked -for the late Thoma.s ,..Ittovve
near Exeilar.
ers v.lsited the Exeter Club On 'Wednes-
day evening of last week, when a pleas-
ant time vvas spent on, the icp, after
which all partooile of `an enjoyable ban-
quet at the Corarnercial House, The vis-
itors and home Teamts won, two gal-11CH
each,. the ranai score shovrtrig Exeter
feu- points,. 'up. 'The score is
as follows, -
1.7 Curls
L Can -el -on Rev. Collins
Eurnford S. Sweet
Boyle •
M. Fenn
• Pazd, skin A. Taylor; k.f
D. Russell,
visiting with
Miss Elva Hobbs, who :is visiting at
Mrs John. Swoe,t and her daughter
Mr. Thos.t Ellerin-lg./On returned to
the "west Last weelc", aAter with
relatives in ta.,48, 'flekt,aborliood,
Mr. A, p. Downitag of Brandon, Man..
tr7a-t'reller fetr the A. E. McKenzie Seed
v:aited this uncle. Mr: O. F. Hooper
last week.
Mr. and ,,f,rs„, Sanvuel Rowe and fain-
arnved here Saturday from Wallace -
burg', Mr, Rowe littv"l'ig. sold his business
in that tnwn.
Mrs Igorntan Lloyd, who has t en, vts
F.:Wolf, here, lett SaturdaY for her
t\Ir W. J. Ern:IVA of Detroit has taken
e'fects front Detre:rt about March 1st,
Rev, Mr- Livingstone of was
ue s t ast the,' James Street parsonage
stfd, has accepted a call to \V4111iPeg.
Rev. Walter ,Millsen. of Stratford,twiy
spelte at the Epworth League and Stn.-,
day Sebool Convention at Centra.%4 en
spectien of an oraug plan
men am interested. gentle
wri4t.h. they and other
Wylin, who has n visiting Mr
her home in Toront.a Saturday, She NMZ',I
accompanied by Miss EAU:ice:1 Stewart,
Wire, visit In the clty fez a time,
Mr. R. Cudinore, and wile of Cry-
stal City, Man., are visiting relatives
land zr:ends ?..n and around Exeter. ,Mr.
Cudraore is a eon 0-4 Mr. Aaron Cudmore
of Crystal C-1°;ty; -and a. former restdent
of Exeter, but wino left 1.hcse parts
many years ago.
Mr. Thos. Laivrson Det.rplt, ac -
(0111k anted by ,Itts brother, Eli of Creci-
:tom -East, was a pleasant caller at
1,1,1e 'works fn t.hat pity, states that
1-012 vrill `See the lamest output et
autoniebtles that .lamenica. has. ever seen,
:Ntre Emma Huntlely, who has been
other fri/ends hero, lett Saturday for
Chicago, Nvbere sde will visit prior to
Wash. 1',Ire, Huntley travels consider-
ably, and hgtir present trip covers sev-
eral thousand int3es. 'We are Indebted,
Paper, the Skagit- County
1612
ELECTORAL DISTIIICr”
rn.ent of the eleCtiten exPenses of HENRY
EILBER, a candidate for the- election,
held on Monday, December 1.1.th, 1911.
Personal ExPenses---meals, beds
and horse feed 26.10
yostage, Telegrams, „and, Express 11,57
Livery Account 22.75
Hall Rent . 42,00
Speakers 35,00
Printing „, 41.55
Totak $178.97
Ileturaftig Officer Rio. Agent
Exeter, Qat,
HOUSE lzpn. SALE
The midst -signed fa offering, nig, fle-
uateti, On Atal„r4 Street, south. of 'Huron.
- sale. trlwre,, is On the Preirktaes
e brIelt house and kitchen, with rame
w shed, brick stable, a number ef
ap trees, hard and soft water, and
other convertietuee£31 PriCO $2,200 easy
terms, APply to ,MILL, Exeter
or JOIIN KNIGHT, Exeter depot
$11 E1NG DAY CHANGED
Notice 40 -given that Willert
Jones have ehanged hof- shippIng
(1Cy $17O211 Tuesday to Wed9nosday
eh week. All interested vrill govern
temselves accordingly -
SALE REGISTER
usehold
late Itob
nuct
b, Central:as
ts ,ancl Teal estate of
MEETIN
rip aim :al n of the Winehel-
sea Cream '11 heldoin Aberdeen
Eitrkten, 41 ThuradaY, February
8th, 1912, commencing at 2 &elects h.
tn. Program--Audifters' report and
addresses on varied talXes. See hand
bills Mr pardiculars.
Bus, Drayland
Teaming Business
Your orders in our line will be
attended to quickly and satisfac-
torily. We are here to please the
public needing anything in our
Foe, and we ask a trial from you.
Orders left by phone or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention,
T. G. Creech
Rexall Wine of Cod Liver Oil
Should be in every home.
To break and cure coughs and colds.
Excellent as a blood builder, when you need a tonic.
Delscious is taste, aids dijeation and promotes nutrition.
One of the most useful preparations on the market.
Weak, pale, puny, children.
Adults below nortnal weight.
Who contract a cold readily, and have weak lungs.
Aged people with feeble dijestive powers should all take
Rexall Wine of Cod Liver Oil and have their strength
renewed. -
Money back if it fails to do what we claim for it,
Cole's Drug Store
The
WE ARE
READY
FOR THE --
Jewellery Trade
You will be surprised and delighted to see the great variety
and excellence of our stock of
alasevrare, Silverware,
It is impossible to do better anywhere than we can do for
you. We ask yet: MAY tO visit onr store and seefcr Your$elves-
A. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optician
Undertakers
And
Furniture Dealers
Our Home -making Furniture Thspla
Our Furniture Stock is complete, There is nothing -
better than furniture for presents. We invite you to see,
our stock.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leadinz HOMO Furnishers and Puneral Direotors.
PHONE NO, 32
We have just opened up our New Dr.ess Goods for
the early buyer. Everything that is new and up -to
date will. be found on our counters, All the new shades
of Blues, Tans, Greys, Greens, Peached and mixed, The
early shoppers will find us ready for them.
Store
ek
End
ecials
1 PDX CARBOLIC SOAP' 35c .
1 JA.11 MEDICINAL JELLY' 25c
7rue TWo, 60c. for 'ONLY 40c.
NO MORE CITAPPED HANDS IF YOU
USE THIS 6C)MBINfATION.
GREAT BARGAINS ,ALL THROCr
. COME IN OFTEN
New Prints
We are -ready with the
New Prints for the busy
sewers. All the New Pat-
terns and colors are here '
for you.
New Ginghams
They are here in the
New Colors and Designs
Wash Duses. See them
all.
Stock Taking Over
We have someWinter Goods to clear out, All our
gain Prices. Now is your opportunity foit a snap.
1 4 Off Furs
Only a few after the
iggest fur season in our
History. But while they
last you will get 14 off.
Remnants
After Stock Taking
we have a lot of dress
goods. Remnants suitable
for skirts or Dress or clail-
Headquarters or the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clo hing