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BAR
EXE'rER, ONTARIO, TIIIIRSDAY, NOV EMB ER 28 1912.
SA
& -0
CARLING'S
PHONN
All Stock
ust Go
Having sold our store which
has to vacated by Jan. Id
We are offering for sale our
15,000
STOCK
of General Merchandi
which consists of
Dry Goods, Ladies
and Gents Furn
is:hings,
Carpets,
Rugs, Wall Paper,
China, Glassware,
Boots and shoes,
Hardware & Groc-
eries.
�:- a can save you at least
25 per cent. on Dress Goods,
Furnishings, Underwear
Men's F �,
Carpets and Wall Paper.
30per cent. discount on all
fro erina:
a,
Sale ori EveryDay.
SOME OE EXETER'S NEDS.
Nearly every townz of note. in Western
lntarlo +T.ae a Board of Trade, or a
Canadian Club, or bot, and why
slao?ald: not Exeter eleo ,Haves them? ti-
mogt any week one can, see accounts.
of visits of d stingu7shed Men, toClafbe
and Beards in the surrounding towns,
when interesting and profitable ad-
dresses are ;heard, dtscusetons :ake
place, united action try ;,ar�..do in 'various
ways for the better.mtrnt of - the tovrri.
It is now almost beyond the memory
of *than that a'ny'thing of tilts riFture
fraa taken place in, Exeter..
Is everybody satisfied with the pres-
ent conditnoli of the town, or do we dr -
sir,;. any improvement?
Ts ti..ere no possibility of tl:e hiss
of Exeter getting tol:,ether and bei.eg"
a,reeabie trill working together for
the advataceanent of conditions here?
It you hails an idea along this tithe
let ua '.,e .•t" frena, you,;
The colones of The. Advocate are
open for the. discussion, of all sub seta
leading toward e bettering sat tie corn-
ditiond,
And when yet:, write, do trot forget to
deal with your smatter insuch,lt, fnaczaer
t yen may alwa yrs rather It.
es
rat
Q.
513ICTTIT ' IN TUCK
aper ldeht pox sow
5g1TH
?llarFaTtt
\Ir s 7'a rarer/
aOde on the
g besse'U ~»n
0'
TEACHER
TEACHER tW 4NTED
ar Second l'soieastonal for S.
Oben, OAei milia from Celt -
salary and qual:rledtions.
iY1t, BOWDEIN, Crediton East
BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED
To colt 24: Conation pictures a roe,
each and receive a beautiful fountain
pen tree. 'Write to l' to Webb Supply
Co.. Corbett, Ont.
Growing Old
with
Glasses
Gracefully
i4P
Fits -U Eyeglasses
do not accentuate
age because they
are young -looking.
But they do giveallthecom-
fort of old fashioned spec-
tacles. The popular AOCo.
Local Items
DEATH OF JOHfi ESSERY — There
passed away at his home, Andrew
Street, can Saturday ,hist, Nov. 23rd,
air, John ,rx one. of. the sideet.and
most respected residents: Q1. Esete✓ and
trsse cif t i i very earliest pioneer settlers
of Osborne Township Apart from the
inf rmit;es of old a'g'e, the deceased er
jayed hirs us ra.l health until about "two
ira.M.:,tsa ago, whop he was consper'pd
o take is bed, and gradually iron ig
Ick 3 reasa;t from day to day rise' vSial.
co:d was eraapprd as Saturde.y, r?orn
gra Zia srie��ta. I vQ.ashire, E;.giand.
t:A. year 11327, the!. deceased cause to
Canada with, his parents wife : but seat,
years of age, firs:, ser~tting on. the
area: it 'Gsborne, now oceuped Ery ..?s
soil, Si, iil':'arii. oft L.er'1ga2, Itosd. a
tea -6—... of C•..:i;ralia, when- t:$:.0
niti[rys w s ,at..+. a a;lar"t ..4at a 4e'at
w°, da. ic,s, Jie ru,ttr bu.te4 more
rNe av£:r. e POlfe;r e=t,tr. . tial; ;rams
formln4 velili,s.of, this disteiet
e beautiful tta,r,rnrs .aorw enJo ed: by
tsasc foliewin"g, 1ST, E,asery was
k ;r,v r 4s ;l Proal r`mts faTalar 4$d a
v Orr y eitIzeoll, beiTO a ans:aa, of str.ct
c,ieg°.a:ty axl4 beinesty of purpose, In the
year I ", he 411 stx'led Graaf H#cies 1114
.;ow bereft wry a,,Iptl .to t'he happy Mlforl
were, born two ,abna and tirrea dee
glxtl«e *at et whit t..
o s the homestead. Robert of Stepbe a
Braund of Brantford. Hs'
!s .oleo survived by one brother.--Jea.ph
in +GbTca,g0.--and three halt lar4iters and
trreo half x ir,terae.4—Samuel, London a
Char Erin eint a•,t, Altsl., Harry. and
R1Ir•73. l a CIr'4'r 01`w AT* Crryaata''t City'.
aal,.. ;,fray Eva, t,^ , .Cstra1ta, and ASrsn
E s to or wiew440, about twenty -
ago deceased ,vIWI his. rasa
:d
from the runt and ha,
aided Int •Exxer, pro' -0 g
otatsy and esteemed citizen" In
e wag a 'tNanwn and In r
e o;;sis*att xttember of the Meths
Imr+slt. The funeral Watt Ply
a T.xe ter Onectery on Tu is ay,
HURON TO. TRY FOR A, P I13I�ICz",
CA\fPAIGN
are very light, simply con-
structed, stylish in appear-
ance and can be adjusted to
fit you perfectly. They can
be put on and taken off with
one hand. Let us explain
the Fits -U personally.
Wedding Rings and
Marriage Licensee,
S Fitton
Optometrical Specialist
litfc
EXETER COUNCIL
A slumber of re,p esentatives froth
severs: municipalities of Huron county
nse« in CL;iator da Thursday last to d s-
:usa a publi r,.y campaign for Huror4
The following off tiers were elected,—
Preeldent, !da.yor J, C. Greg, aforth
vice-Pres'ident, Rev, Leckie, Bruese<s;;
secretary, Janes Mitchell., Coder:eh;
treasurer, Rerve B. C. Muir,, rig's, God.
Brie .:. e nieo".»'ve committee. Reeve Gov.
enlegk. MeI illop Tow:'ishiP; 3zayer
S.Is ton, Wfrig,: ani ; Johan Ba SfOra ,
Cltaken , Reeve Heaman, Exeter Ile. Cal
1.,,Iv: stc ;e, Grey Towfabip; +.'ard4^
S: wthetns„
Porno, er fiizy zepr'eset.•taetves of the'
e a• y, A. H. Musgreve, '.t,P ,k', I W.
oudfoo , M,P.P,. `+-I, ¢S R`, f,la.It'. ; E
N. Lewis, M,I''. J. J, Meraler,;'.P.n 0r41
J I o=Nnulu, ,iS.P,, were named teinerr rti
v=k'I ,,ms*It pts, None of t,telr;t. were
present, 'f3:0 urriniazu or t&no ffoiise of
c2mrnons being in Ottawa, a .tad the trip-
resentativ44 gm, the Legislature abseL,t
ler thi't rams reaso t.
Sr„ icFsep:i E1liott deg e'iz, +r.o
L prt enK
the insnf .trop, 4epa -
rat; rat trf 'QGltarlo :tai tr4 aid, laid, toter vY
aasdtna !stat Lotreto;i ilterature in Let:.
mi wpu d Nave tai n ac :,z
une In informing ,2caad".itg
!ms's n r.,,tnuralj rc.
el n caeXPressed them -
8 eivIA
hemevs as ,stro,agly in favor of 1Lorougi:-
iy " wri`,'sg' 'up" tbel district :a the near;
future and furnishing CanadSar, aganta
a Grea; Drita,irt+ with 15tera,ture,
Jia..41 B411E 414 of CUUntua orcup°,ed
< et char. It Wilt be membered ;flat
a attempt uta :mates at tete las, e,s-
shin Or the Vomntw, Council to ftevute+ a
fit. rax tat $2000, hitt it that
. Ma', Rs„fi a
fvaral ar'd others urgedthat zit carttpats:t
? � undert'gele, to raise funds from t e
t?al9lt'es. supplement with, the
.,n fg1artt provided in such califs
tixt
to
'thri r,,oeac11. for aid, :l
atast Of t>i a representatives eor
1 t the County coupe i• would
dy wilt Substantial aid.:And the
aS:..r ftnw..lt<. .7.,..t,\o.i ,,,. have the ri,r(,i
it Walt on the ceuZc;t :at
tx> ting.
s
Meeting o the Counti, held In, the
Town Lail Friday everting, Nov; 2.
All members present but CounotUor .Le
vett. Stiven0--Scutt That the accounts
as rend
be passed; -7. G,rlgg `�f,; J€as
Tay IoT 7 "ac 1 Jonas. , May X5',1, T. Brooks
75c, 3, Wright $1.154,; D. Rttasell, 3e.,
$:47.0;5 ; R. Gilles gravel, '$11.43. Dole)
a �;
gate tit Gliaxton tilt W. Cresol), $�0 ,Gl,
S, Standford $11.20 ; W. Treble $4;
W. 'Westcott $71 ,;It. Davis $2; S.
Sanders $1f, ; G. Atkinson +21; T, Eton.
de $8.40; ,T. Nonrg 423.73 ; T: Sanders
$S1 'rV. Gillespie $7,.25 ; Gea. Cudnore
50c;, The Clerk xeeoirted that he found
tha rcrlufs;ate nurber Or names on t'itet
Local Option petition and au or •same
bona. ride voters. Scott—Ford—That the
Councic geoopt the pelf tion of the Vete.
payers and tiila;t a by-law be, prepared
confirming same, and that n,' vote be
taken on the said by-law At the Jan,.
uary Municipal elections at the follow-
ing places watihin the .said vitlla'ge of
Exeter by the following Deputy Ro•'
turning Officers and Poll. Clerks,
Poll No, 1 at Silas Handford's res:*
dente Samos Beer, D. R. 0., acid. Ed.
Treble, Poll Clerk.
Poli No. 2 at Town Hall, Joie. Davie
D.R.O., William Murray, Poll Clerk. t
Poll No. 3 at Job:i Mitchell's Office
1i. E. Huston., D,. R., Oy and A.G. Dyer,
Poll Clerk.
Poll No. 4 at Nortth, End 'Fire Hall,
R. G. Seidotr, D.B.O. ; Alex. McPherson,
Poll Clerk.
R.ivere—That we adjourn.
T. B. Carling, Clark.
'PP„a3 chaIru i in his address went Ota;
tea allow that Huron had haat nenxlY 1000
irx 'populat on ani' adly "tor a decade,
aaad yet the 'land in Huron as the .hcap-
ca„ in Canada wawa you consider sprat
sits, railway facilities, roads, and - the
serial, educationaal and religious facZ1
1L;4s. Tac very 1azte number of :immig
rants last year went principally to the
places that were ndvistlsed. Hie idea
\Amu that the County. Council ought to
spend four or Siva tltousen.d dollars a
year for three years. Pasnphicts should.
bo prepared and a, 'mans sent to England
to boost liurota County: Oi course, he
considered it mreceseary that each muni-
cipality
tun=
cipality should give a. grant
�Vh!]o hit were :an favor of the cam-
paign cotta delegates .thought that the
municiipalities should. be approached
first and others that the County
Council ehould act first, and, this Idca
will be curt curled by the tenni-140.e..
GRAND BEND.
Hr. Murrien Mtotved ;on the ldorrlsh,
farm. last week, aokrtiv of the Dena.—
Mr. H. Smith and. wli(fe( of Larkhill were
in our burg Thiu7 eday.-Mesars' John
Scatter, and edlnr Waflfter and See Ray.,
elle, jr., lett Fnidiay for, New. Ontario
-Rev. Jeffersotn of Crediton will take
the 'service sin tS'utidsy next in the,
Methodist church. --The government work
at the dock is coni,pleted.--Mr. and
Mrs. Stew;a{'aidsohi di' G;re�enway visited
their daughter '1•i'rs G. Oliver Last week
w last
—Mr. Webb's horse ran away
Thursday. Luckily no damage was done.
—Mrs., Joan. Young' is on; the sick list.
Flour
Coupon
OF
H. Cook, SonsCo.
This, coupa'n is good for 40 cents on each ba'g ,of 'SNOW1 DRIFT, our'
best faan,ily flour, i�virg you the ipriv'.lege of, taking one to five bags,
providrmb 'tihiis coupon ,is presented to us on or before Decanter 31st, 1912.
Our regular �sealtng' price o: our SNOW DRIFP, flour without this
coupon its $2:75, if you':' present t'•nis coupon each bag of SNOW ;DRIFTiwill
.
only cost," you $2435 for each bag.
Our shill is equiped with. the latest and snit modern flour mill niachnery
We also. have secured the service's of a first class fiber, wilts was pre-
viously orntpio'yed by one of theiarfeat Mills in Ontario. Consequent-
ly
onsequent
ly we are, offerim this inducemF.aat in order to give every woniian ari oPP0rtun
ity to try our SNOW DRIFT flout. Every bag .guta'tan e. d.
We are eelliinlg' bran aft `3;2'2.00, aid Sh"y7rtie nI X23.00 per, ton, in ton
to tis 't,t
f^`
ARE LARGE BUYERS OF BEANS, BRING 13S OUT,A SAMIPI:.E
resented by r•
H. '•COOK; SONS . & Co.
Hen.sall, Ont.
BOosNNG.
Help your town along by boosting:'
Wear a bright and hopeful tate. De
not be forever roosting a3omewlfere near
the wailing place. You can't help your
town by knocking, :'f its fn a bats
ward groove, bu;t ,sepia optimistic talk-
ing does a lost' to tssake things move
In the thud one town was sticking,
evidently anchored there for her people
all. were kicking, all were dishing up
despair. Ali were groaning o'er their
taxes, shedding" teardrops in ,a stream,
all had hammers, clubs, and axes ready
for each, helpful schema.. Sex the village
sat and rotted till w booster landed
there; soon the trouble's seat he
spotted, saw the, fungus, in the air, and
he jarred the village croakers, stirred:
them up to hump along, till the place
was .full of jokers and' the breoze was
full of 'seg. Citroens forsook the
habit of bewairin ' this and ;that, and
the timid business rabbit rustles lake
a tiger cat, and they all turned iia
kerwhoaping, $aarging forth the ham-
let's .praise, and tfiat hamlet, Iately
drooping, filled its neighbors w:kh
amaze. Now, atTaie story, true as
preaching shows what one tonn mancan
do, ii 'instead of doleful. .screeching,
he yells "cockado}odledao" For. you
'stimulate your ne:gbbors every time
you give three chaeerts, and the harvest
of your labors will be reaped in coming
years. -Walt 510.sen.
�lQtI1GS
OUR MADE TO 24131ASCTI•1Z CLOTHES.
M E WORN BIr !1tt TEE.5T 'PRESS»-
MIS IN THSS LOCALITY.
OUR PATRONS SOUND OUR I'RATS
ES .1C+RB \i 1
ARE LEARNING OF
THE EXCELLENCE OF OUR. WORZ.
—ANT? SO OUR T,ATLORING BUST.,.
NESS GROWS CONTINUALLY.
OUR: SORT Or V ORIC 52EETS THE.
aIOST EXACTING SCRtt1TTNY Tra.A.r,
CAN BE PUT UPON TATLOI•t'tNG, .AND,
81" O11DB1ING
Mr. FrankSweeit ward hams from Sar-
nia over Sunday. ,
Only four weeks to 0nristnraLs., Have
you 'started your s'hoppin'g' yet .
" Do not ago looking, around for a
bunch sof than -1;s .to sit on; be up and
doing, and look -cn tbo bright side of
th,ink's. ,,
BIRTHS ,
Martin—in, Exeter, on Nov. 21, to •
and Mr,s.wF1] um Martin, a.da,ugihter,
t,teCuitcugl Ira fIontsall on Nov. 18th,
to Mr and Mris. Japnes NeCullough., a
d�a.0 ghlter.
MARRY.&GES
Mlxl+rn—kIobba, Im Devizea, goat, Nov:
27th, "lHecto:r'Iil]aon of Whalen, to-
3liss Maggie 'Hobbs of Devizes.
olz^4--FI>apidO s - At the home of the
bride's tnvot(hler, ;VVtnnipeg, ;ani Nov.
20th, Chari s' W. Long, son of the
tato Wm. Long olt Exeter, to Maes Vic
feria E. F.lallikiesh, -sof 'Winnipeg.,
'DEATHS
•
Esisery--I•n'Exeter, alta` Nov. 23 Jchit
Essery, aged` 85 yelre, 5 •nteritl,a.
Taman
Tailored
Clothes
IN EITHER SUIT OR OVERCOAT YOILT
WILL FIND Ai1SI1
Faultless in Workmanship
Faultless in Designing
Faultless in Fabric
ea y toss
Wear
Goo.rS.
s
Warm lsters.
TI -IE VERY LOOK OF, OUR ULSTER:
COATS FI'LL'S ONE WITH THE GEN-
IAL WARMTEi OF ANTICIPATION.
THE PROSPECT OF SLIPPING INTG
A BIG R.00r,4IY GREATCOAT ON A BIT .
ING WINTER DAY IS ENOUGH TGA.
MAKE' A MAN 'ENJOY TIIE COLD,
WEiiTH'HR.
$ 0 $12
$y
Ta to °aid Fur ishet°
e
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