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SONY JANUARY S
1H13
MARKETS*
k.:$1,+‘ U MACH VVED1SIVD*,Y
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., a}RI.
Teeple e
Beekerhei
gi got.».- ,w,t' bag ... , ..
Hay. *or = •n.,,,....,: .
•awt., tet:141y
Floor, 109. .oracle per CW
Dried A poi lb .R..
Shorts net- con .....
Bran; pp, 'on .,
Sugar Bet meal, . ,�, .. , .
90 2
32
..000
32
'100 d.15
90 1 OQ
10.00 10 00.
yy,�•� 2 •70
1 00 i•W
25 245
30
7 80
23 00
2200
26.00
25,000 FIDES WANTED FOR
WHICH THE VERT HIGHEST PRICII
'WILL BE PAID IN CAM .- FRED
WITWER, EXETER NORM, HAT P.O
BIG VALUES IN MEN'S TAI • iFT.iR
COATS, EVERY. COAT IS GUARAN'P-
BELL-STEWAR`.C'e.
Our Christmas retook is now complete
/aloes -egos, starts, candies, etc.—at Sta.'
thane's.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
I am ':avi:ng my house on William
Street thoroughly repaired and wee be
prepared o sell or rent it. Terms reas-
onable.—W3x. B'L,ATCHFORD,' Exeter.
I1OUSE APRONS IN GOOD WASH-
ING eLkTERIALS.t • VERY NEATLY
MADE SPECIAL AT 50 CENTS AT
STEW ART'S.
•
LOCAL DOINGS.
eetreeepareteei2e4feraheelteeleeelie
Retnueniber Chet epee. eeetree1f
Toler ha}apSnesaa depeneeee
The ehaptt who keall their tenrpere atre
The chars who keep their .friends,
A temperance pally is to be held tar.
the Jaenes Street Chu/role on E'ride&
evening, wheel out of town elreakerer
ane to be present. •
Marriage Licenses issued at the Advo-
cate Office, Exeter.
- STAMPED LINENS. PIN CLI&EIIONS
DOILIES, PILLOW CASES, GUBST'
TOWELS, NIGHT GOWNS AND ; OTH-
ER. PIECES.!-SSEIWART'S.
Get some neatly printed.' calling cards
at The Advocate. . •-
RENIN_4NT SALES -WE AVE' START
ED TO TAKE STOCK' THIS WEEK.'1—A regular s'tor'm period is central on
ALL ENDS OF DRESS GOODS SILKS
FLANNELLETTES, PRINTS AT BIG
REDUCTIONS.—STEWART'S' : .
Mints Viola I'enhale is eliciting n
Toronto,
Miss •Lilly i3'airit'orn its hates for the
holidays, '
Mr, Geo:. Case woe .Up from Taryettto
last week.
Micas Nina Carling, :e viteittAg in
Brantford.
Never in the hiseory Of the E;oe'tbr
post -office have they hed teeth a busy
Christmas season as the pant has been.
The mails have been exceedingly heavy
Wee incosteng and oetgroleg.
Mr. D. Mack and fahnily narrowly. ee-
caped axphexiartilet- by Goal gas' on
Thursday night. That the gas was es-
caping freeze tftrle 'strove wee net not-
iced until Mr. Mack got' up le the, morn-
ing. He immediately awakened the oth-
er members of tete family, who were
more or letss ovet:conre by tire gas,
and aired ohut the house, It was several
hours before the eftectis had worn off.
lit, Wor Bra, D. W. Collins duly int
si.•alied the officers of Lebanon Flores`
Lodi;,, A F. & A. M., on Friday even
tot;, as follows •W,. D. Seed-
ers ; W,?d., R. G. Seldom ; S.W., W. B.
\V'sidenbaaumer ; J,W., W. 3. Murtray ;
Tre'as., 3, A. Steweet; Sec'y, R. N,
Creech; S.D.; J. E. McGillicuddy
ese W Taman; I.G., S. S. Kearns; Ty-
ler S Sweet, At the conclusion., of
the ceremony an oyster suPPey was oar-
taken of at Mrs'. Sander's
I'3r. and. Mrs. Merles Lendenfelt last
week attended the funeral of the lat-
ter'e sister, Mrs. Lillian May Wllllawgh..
by, wife of Capeain'n W. 3. Willoughby,.
who died Dec, 23rd, et her home in
.r•
'R andsor; of paaeurnonia, atter but five
days illness. Mrs. Willoughby was the
daughter of the !cite Edward Graham of
Goderiab She was bona in that town
forty-two years ago. The surviving
memters of the family are—The hus-
band, the mother and one ,sen, Graham
aged ten ' yea'rs:.- ,
HICKS' FORECAST FOR JANUARY.
MISS G. E. W BISSETT, A .. Mae W. Ix•
Honor Graduate of tile
London Conservatory of Music, Teich
ing College of the Wetstern University'.
Teacher Piano, Theory, lea$3mony, Counts
erpoint, and Musical Iii`storf. Pupils
prepared for einsicai Exam'_natia-ns.
HEART -RUBBERS AND.. SOCKS FOR
MEIN AND BOYS. WE SELL THE
FAMOUS ' MINER 'BRAND". THEY
ARE GOOD.—STEWART'S. : ' '
$L.00 in advadree gee. The Advocate
to January 1st, 1914. ... ... -
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL,—At t3iie
time of year. When taxes and other l-iab-
taaties are iallinrg` due we . are , much rte
need of mune . 'Advocate subecrib&ra
could help us oobsidera.b1' 1f :they
would look at the Iabe1si on their pette
ere and remit at once the amount duel,
Farmers wanting help- for next sec
son should place their order at one
the Canadian Government Agent, Advo,
tate Office, Exeter,
Choice Naval Oranges 15c. to 60c.
a. dozen, at •Statbssn's.'
GOOD PIANO FOR -SALE
ApplT, at thee, office.
Mr, W. J, Bissett is, vile/V.11g with
Eerie relative*
_Keay Carling of Teraiettord was tome
for the holiday,
Air. Al. Biel/tett of Brantford anent
Chri•stemaa hero.''
Miss Merril Go d, enelli;sies, 's home
for the holidays,
Chester Coulees off Tortento was
town over Sunday,
Mr. and Mre. -Herb Axt visited ea
•thondor last week.
Mises Vera Rowe was home from Tor- Mr. Peter Ea,wdee. of Ridgetewn vie-
iteu hie parents here this week.
Mr. and Met S. 11. Peatitr Mrs. Fox
and family of Rebltwood visited at the
Meme o2 Mr. E. Rowecliffe through the
Chriatmas holidays'.
Miss Lilley n Beiele wh;1e skating On
the rink Saturdee alight collided wall
another :dater, and as :a resist ,she
nowconed to nee bed.
Mr, and We. Jaw Goad of 1 oklomie,
Sack., are here visiting relateves, They
haw been in the west three yteaa's a nd
may decide to remain in Onta ile.
Mr. Jae. Trapp of Hargeave Main,.
ar-.1 ted here Tuesdag to ,,pend a few
days with. his brother -en -law Air. F.
W. Baker. Ice be also visiting hill fath-
er at Rodgerville. Aim Tapp who went
west about 12 ele(alrs ego is among
young slums who have prospered in the
West.
fel
Mise Jean •Iawksiha+w ,spent Tuesday
in ;Ltaardee.
Dr. Harry Rrovvtaing le viettinQ his
parentis here.
elra Reg EWW;iett oS Norwich; vielted
here t'hi's week.
W. Triebner o'f Auburn 1 4 holidaying
with hies parerbs'.
!firs, L, J, Penbals is confined to her
room through ialhease
Frank Elipratoff Of Stratford is vis-
iting at J. C. StrsWeu
elr..A. Cottle and d44&`ttter Mies Ida,
spent 'l1uesda3 in Lbalden.
Sbeere and can %'rank, are spend -
Ing New Year in Bulatetfaord,
• Mies Ella Baker is an the sick est
and udder the dobtoris cake.
Mr.: and lens. Geov Mantle spent New
Years wLth friends Ea Cleniton,
onto for Cbriael. •
Mise Mabel Walkers of London was.
home for . Christt uals.
Owen Atkinson Was home from Lon-
don For the holiday.
Mre, R. G. S1eteen is cosutined to her
room. through el¢i !see
Mr L. H. Dialesen wets iaa, London
on business Frldt►Y.
fix, Harry cooper is home fnam Mich -
'fear for the holidays..:
Mr. and Mile, Percy Hooper of Lon,-
doh
on-doh are visiting hers.
Douglas Stewart of Toronto vesis
hone tor the holidays
Miss Sweet, Milliner, :s hiotne from
Oriltia for tele 11011000Y*
Mr. and eine Crit!teniden of Berta
were, here for the holiday.'
Mr. and Mris. J. 0. tlgawood and child
of London are visiting here
Frank Cornish, ofi ' London anent
Christmas here with Ms parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bissett 4r/demos
P mark spent C,tnriatrnp s in Exeter.
Mr. Alex. IIbrlock of Detnoit visited
his in:ether, who is [l 1, this week.
PercyBrowai1Sott Toront
o spentent
las; week with hiss parentts here.
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Hewlett -haw Of
Toronto were bore toy Christmast
Mr and Mrs. Adolphus Evans of '�onr
vigitec tbts week at Want Treble's.
Mr. John Morlock of Michigan Ile here
owing to the illniess a his mother,.
Miss Francis Davis of Wtitg;hans
seendimg the holidays et her borne here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Robinso�a of Strat-
ford were 'v}sitore, with r elati:ves here.
Garvey Adhesion was horn from' L ra-
don and James Sparks from Ingereoil
Mr, and Mrs, Petnpriase of Toronto
visited relatives n Exeter lest week.
Mr.. C. H. eleatevoy olf pronto is
spending New Year's aft his home tie*.
Mr and firs. O'Brien, and daughter
vlaited thus week at H. E, Huston's,:
Mr." Jas. beurney was in Toledo and
the 9th, extending from• the_ 7th to the
13th. A. member 04 decided storms will
pate eastwardly across the country
daring and immediately followfing thfs
period, bringing a prolonged spell tot
heavy storms acid . hard, winter weath-
er. This is at the centre of the Mpks
period, combined with; Vulcan, !Mer-
cury and Jupiter. Much the 'eenn'e char-
acter of ,tonne add weather existing
at the time, and ter several: •storm' per-
iods previous, wt11 prevail t'hr'ough
January and February. We 'believe that
wide and dangerous blizzards will els-
it most parte of to country, with Meg
-
teal ,e torma in the south, ending .the
great cold wpaes;.over •the entire •coum,-
try.
A FORMED. R'E•SI'DENT DIES; Thsl
sad news was received•, here last week.'
of a former well-known, and respected
resident of Exeter in the person of
Mre.ClareBalkwill, wife of Mr: J.
Balkwill, who died at Dutton on. Xmas
2Day, atter an illntess of six months,
Atter residing in St. Thomas for a
short time, Ishe tnoved to ,Delaware,
where she was inal'ried in .'1860. She
trade her home at Exeter for over 20
years, and afterward, at Wallacetow n
for several year&', alloying to Dutton,,
27 years ago. tiSince ,her girlhood she
had been closely connected with ' the
Methodist Church, being ant earnest
meeker in all Ito bratntchea. DeceaEEd
was well and favorable known here
se EAP• and her infamy friends and relatives here
will deeply regret to 'learn of her
demise. To mourn her loss she iee.vee
bee idea herr 'husband, five sones, and
two daughters. James R., St. Thomas;
William, Canton, Ohio; Thomas, De-
troit; Joseph, Rocheeytee, N. Y Jphn,
in the Sliest; Meat E. Brown Dlmsvr'ich ;
and Mrs. B. R. Weer, puttori ; all of•.
whom, with the exception of the eon
in the West, were 'at her bedside when
the end came. She Le also survived by
STRATFORD BUSINESS'COLLEGE '
This school has ea co tinentat repu
taticr. It dose 'more for its studesrits
and graduates than do other similar
eeheroie, Business mess know it has:
the best courses, best• 'instructions,,
and turns out the best Office help.- We
draw the attention. of bur readers,/ to three brothers and eine •sister, William
! RisdonThp¢rae; John E. Riad
the college advertisehient which aP• , St. i}b1r,
pears elsewhere in this issue. Prince Edward related; Joseph Res -
Cleveland last week one a, business
trip. • •
Mr. and Mrs. B. W., F. Beavers spent
Chaisttanas with relatives in Bralnt-
ford.'
Mr. Wesley Chowen of Michigan vis-
iced his father, Mr; ; W;m. Cirowenm, nes
week
Mr,. Ed. Htax'wood of TjeeonYto via*t
ed mother, .Mee, Piek.ard, _ thi's
MAKING THE FA'R.vt; i'A7'
Dir' it ever occurtar" you that a
very large n amber of termera are try-
inn;, to do what leo other business raven
think of doing, tbst Is, to ruii theet
bweinees witTMnout a. bus:Riess paper. This
shouldn't' be, and disa,st'rouis Falrn l-
tt.re largisst end meet important
indu'try in this. country, and ever?,
farmer .should eatch week have the
latest pe.rticuiars, regarding 'res bugle
nee.. T;he Weekly Sea: Toronto, its
the farmer's business paper. It costs
little and will repay you many . times
its price. It care nt Jp .[hake the faket
pay :3.1, it eel pay, -
don. Detroit, and Mrs'..; Annie White,
Brantford. The funeral took`Placefrreed
• her Iate home on Saturday.
BALD MEN
Seeuld call and inspect the beeves
Sani.nry PMrte1it Toupees, as shown by
Prof. Dorevrtenid, of Tlaronto, ae the 1
Central Hotel, Exeter, on Tuesday. Jan.
7th, These Toupees axe • not Dryly Per-
fect In construction, but are the only
Senility etn.'d Patented substitutes ce
brie's/. own hair. •
•
After being laid WA,witth, a very pa,:ne
tut gathering .im, th*e head Masker Bev
enley Achasten its able Co be out again!.
Anroarg the skit we regret to say that
Mrs. Wm. Bawderi and Mrs, ldorlock
are still very ill. Mr. Horden is !ea
proving nicely btowever.
Ivtr. Give H. lefeAlestleat, eon of Rev.
and Mrs. McAlister, will deliver an ad.
dress at the Jlaameia Se. Pea -e'er' Meet-
ing ern Thereiday evening.
DEATH OF' MRS: ROWE—Anotasr af'
the oldest and irnasrt esteemed and
Ureepected residents of Exeter has: been
numbered with the nr!a3ority. We re-
ter t'o the demise of Amrsltis Neil,
weica of tbie have Thomas Rowe, who
partsed away at the honbe ,o1 dr. Jonn
Pedler, on Standee* December 29th,, 'n
her 84th 'year. Mrs, Row h'ad enjoyed
her usual good heattt1 to within a
few days of her de'atte On Chrllelbmlas
and partook Chrietane s' dinner ,with ,the
family gathering at the home of her
son, Samuel, and int there that even-
ing as welt as eveirt, bat a few blur
later was suddenly taken, with elearlt
troul1t and in three short days sue -
ciente?. •Steange to sae she died
within a couple days Or the sum age
as her husband. Mrs. Rowe was a na-
tive o• Cornwall, Eng., being born in
May 1829, and eml;grayedi to Canada
with her husband about sixty—five years
agd, first settling near Port _lope.
A few .years later! they% moved into the
ANNUAL M>E'ETI1NG -
'The Annual Meeting of the Exeter Ag-
riculLurat- Society willl'•be,beld,:i,n. the
'own IrIa:I1, Elrteter, an, •Tues., Janua6i5"
14, 1913, at one o'clock rem. for the
purpose of electing" President„ Vice -
President and ISiractorrd for the • en-
suing' year and transacting other hat,
portant business'. All menibers'and In-
terested parties sharuld , attend .the
meeting.' 'rite direetend are part:crular-
ly requested to attend e meeting at 10
o'clock •a.m. An tyleailleve peened - date
El Christie N.D.Haedon. AG Dyer
Pres,Tgearei Secy
Logs Wanted
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
Prof, Dorenwead, of learonto, the
to
announce , that he will be at the Cen-
tral Hotel an Tues. January 7th with
a eompie';e disiege olt the newest Lon-
don, Parie and Neer ,Yoe/it creations
in Hair Goleds,, ;Toe are imwlbed tie
call and inspect rn.1 goods.
Mr. and tars. A. J. McTavish/ and fame
ily were guests of.:Yi'rl. a1id, Mrs: J.'. N.
Howard.,
Three horses were killed on Thurs.'
day evenling by the Bruce ••train near
Winghame
Mr T. Case and Mina; Susie ate spend-
ing the holidays with ,Mr ;Nelson, ,Case
at Jordan.
Mr. and Mrse Az'tlhlur Hoskints of
Brantford eperef C1irestuntis with relaw•
ttves here. J
Mrs. Loadant;n arnd Mr. Frank Miller
of London viveited; . at 144, E., Trleblela
last week.
Mr. Mart. Salter and Lemony o1 Lonr-
don were guests at Mr, ,R Gould's*
last week. v'
Mr. and Mrs. Wgtlso a of Londpn vis-
ited ° last week with) their daughter, Mrs.
W. D. Clarke. •
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Clerk el Sal
vador, Sask., are visiting relatives
here 'and in. UJborpe
Mr. A. 'McDonell and VP,. T. Aches{*,
attended the funeral al,lthieir aunt leave
Jaannee Balkwill alt Duttonllast week.
We are aper 0 kit't'y and Pay..cas'b for.
township of 'Stetphen, settling on the
1011: Ccncesls4oln, front there they neav-
ed to the ninth rolcesston ,of . Stephen
and eboult thirty yealrs age moved cele
the old Marsm.ing fermi on the London
Road, ,South of here, now occupied by
their son Henry Rowe, About nineteen
years ago retired mient the harm and
Caine to Exeter to live. About rear
yearn ago deceased was bereft of her
aged partner, elnee which time she has
,Wade her hon le with her daughter Vire.
le'vn "Palter. Mrs. Rowe possessed
many lovable qualities'. amd she leaves
an ineefacabie void among those whri,
eeteekned her ,ham .She was a faith-'
ful member o2 title Mr�thodis4 Churbh
and was ed, tee ed fox.' her +�'hr i�st:'an
chan(aeter'. 'Mrs. Iftolere ie survived by
five ,setts and seven dlaegh;tere Wnl
of Carsonviilei, Micht , Joh•'nt, Hay.,
Robert N. and Sutm,uet of town's and
Hertel, London 'Road 'Seattle; Mre. J
Pedler. Mrs. T. lCe�sltle, tMrd., Jae, Gould
Snell elf* teeter; Mee. Wind
Hoe -
kin, Brantford; Meg. +le. Lampert Far-
ce/Tahoe.
ar-
i deo' r titeleed,:ier one
bro,•he?( fir, Sohn 'Neil tog Mot.mr •Tlopo.
Mr. and Mre. Franey, Handcock of Maid
atone, Sask., are guests of the latter's.
parents, Mr. . and Mrs Jonas ;Creech.
Dr, Ed. Pickard of Chlea,go and Mr.
Herb Pickard of Sudbury .visited "their
:mother, Mrs. Richland Pickard, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs:. Kingsbury . of Torontla
and Mr. and Ivies.. George Willis of Lon-
don spent part of the week at T. E. Mo-
Callwn'e.
Mr, and Mrs. E. Buswell of Harwell,
Man., are gwesta at gm T. Harvey sl
Mr, Buswell has sold out his business
in the West.
Mi•se•. Eveyiie Giti 'left last :week for
;Brantford to nurse Meet Wen,. Verityi
who is ill. Mris. Ri`char'd P{ckerd is
also in Brantford owing, to her daugh-
ter's illness.
4'
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Hides Waned
All kinds of hides wanted.
Highest .prices paid, Alko
Horsehair, Rubbers, Copper
crap Iron, Rags, Etc. wanted
Wexler & . Co.
Exeter, Ont.
eggleehereresegeresoleteolsetan
Help Wanted:
To Pick Beans
1111►:.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
Happy New Year
is the sincere wish
-of-
The Holiday
Season
Our line of.goods is the most suites} . for gifts-.--to-
your freinds at this season of the year. Our Stook is.
most complete.in the following lines.
4 ,
Watches,
Clocks,
Pine,
'Glassware,
Silverware
Etc.
See that you have a thorough look through
our stock on the lhrst opportunity,
A. Marchand
Watchmaker and Jewellry
Sale
Auction
—AT—
TI-IE
Bargain Store
THE FOLLOWING DAYS=--
MONDAY. DECEMBER, 30th, AT'' 3 P.M. AND 8 P.M,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31st AT 3 PC1.M. •AND 8 P.M:.
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 2nd, AT ' 8 P.M.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3rd, AT 3 P.M. AND'' 2 • P,M.
SATURDAY. JANUARY, 4tr AT 3 P.M. AND 8 P.M
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We are clearing all linen of Merchandise consisting of boats, Shoes„;
Rubbers, Drygoods, Plaits and Caps, Suite, Overcoats', Etc.
T•hls is.a. genuiu1 a e1epn'.ng sale, All lines must go to malts roiom for
new stock.:
13. W. F. BEAVERS
1 door north of Post Office
We sell the Premier Cream Separator
easseeelesseeemesseoseseleee
,�,, ,,,,EveryliDay a Bargain Day,,.,,,.`
owe a, , :.
Choose ; Early and Avoid ; the Rush
TOYS, NOTIONS.
FANCY GOODS
We wish all our Friends
A Bright, Prosperous.' 13
A CLEAR-UP SALE, OF LEFT -OVERS
now on. Drop in and see the stun.
any quantity of Soft illni,'lttitk tutu
are,
Bro`sndrClty> AiiGr "vlrs A Iios- The Big. Variety Store
Hard Maple, Basswood, -dt •ll1hite Ash
Loo,gs:-either iss mush at,,delivered ,at
4l1 ay 9�aw ro d . a, that a iu app Slab .a Powell's Bazaar
riliIl• Tt w p
..rices onr anyt1 r1, in above 15'ne than The Iurteral leak .!lace t1 the Exeter
you have to octal,
It. otubxtr,4 & 80N Exeter a ittt8toi•y ahn 'P'ue,dta s"•
JONES
PHONE NO. 32
Wish
►11 Uur
Friends ` a
Customers
Very Hapiq
And Prosperous
New Year
JONES & MAY
fl'eadquiarters for the"celebrated W.E. Sanford Ci
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