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1918 WAuTT, PAPERS ARE READY
FOR YOUR APPROVAL. THE .PAT-
TERNS AND PRICES ARE SURE TO
PLEASE.--STE,W.ART'S. ,
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
Having had, ;,may house remodelled, it
Is now rutty for ,gplta qr•rent•. Atso
a. few Premier Separators for !sale
k:heap alt B. W. F. Beearver's Store
apply to Wk. M, RLATCHI*ORD, 828
Lee Ave. Toronto, Ont. or One doer
south of house.
LADIES SPRING TAILORED SUITS
THE SEASON'S VERY LATEST„ PRIC-
ED AT $16,50, $18.50 TO $25;00-;
STEWART'S.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Advo-
cate Office. Exeter.
GIRLS' PRETTY GINGHAM DRES-t'
SES" . BIG RANGE TO CHOOSE
FROM. NO TWO ALIKE. BIG VAL-
ES -,`',.1.00 to $2.50.-STEWART'S.
Get some neatly printed calling cards
at The Advocate.
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MISS G. E. W BISSE1T, A. Mugs. W. U
Boater Graduate of the
London Conservatory of Music, Teach-
irL Celiege of the Western University.
Teacher Piano, Theory, Harmony, Count-
erpoint,
ounterpoint, and Musical Htstore. Pupils
Prepared for Musial Exam:natio.-ts.
MEN'S SPRING SUITS, IN NEWEST
AND WEAVES. EXTRA VALUES AT
$,10.00, $15.00 AND $18.00. --STEW
ART'S.
•
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. -At this
time of year ween taxes and other slab-'_
Lldties are fail' -3a due vre are much as
need of money. Advocate subscribes t
could help us considerably it they -
would took at the labels en their, pap-
ers and renin at once the amount dues
Farmers wanting help for nest sear
eon ehoutd place their order at • once.
the Canadian, Government Agent, Advo-
cate Office, Exeter.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Lot 20 and 24, William Street, Exeter
an which is a geed 'veneered .storeys
, aaid hall houses, Ono, g'o'ad: repa1r'. Profit'
of house 'Is 18x24, kitchen 18x20, and
the woodshed and sunener kitchen 21x
15. Good hard water, god : stable 4.8z
24; number large and small :fruit trees
For further ' paa?ticulare aPPIY.... .:tQ
WILLIAM 'ATKINSON or B. S. PHere
EDIPS, Ar3ctioneter, Exeter.
GIRLSWANTED.-Two girls at once.
APp1Y 'to Mrs. W. T; Acheson, Central
Hotel. Exeter.
CALF FOR SALE -A thoroughbred Jere
see' heifer calf for USW.% Apply to T.
G. CREECH, Exeter.
GROCERIES. -Having purchased .the
store of W. J. Carling & Sexn,, end
having taken over the Grocery business
and purchased a: new stock of high
class groceries, I wish to atanpunce
that. as soot as the -stock arrives we
will be In a poee:it:on to .supply thet
wants of ell neet1iJng good 414eaii.
'groceries . of every description, and we
solicit a share oaf the pateonage of the
people of this community.- GEORGE
)3EDig ORD.
CARD OF 'THANKS
We wish to thank the tn.mbsrg of the
Fire Erg.ade aged other friends 'for thet`;r'
prompt and kind alexia tasnce at the fire
whirr. occurred in our store Last week.
JONES & MAX.
The ,none, which finds its way to
the treasury of any, great bussineas
travels the preth of publicity.
That 32 of_ a xna•jonity on the flied
reading of the Borden Navy Bill seems,
to be quite sufficient tci warrant a
guess+ th.'at,it gees through all rights.
r R HOUSE FOR SALE
A ane -story brick house, on Main
St., Exeter. In good condition, arid
suitable _n
o, small Pasmily. Small gar-
den.
arden. Good vI seed., Apply bo R. N1•
crWE, yr S. W ROWE, Exe ter Ono
FOR SALE
Tjiat desttasble pr petty known aft:
Pcvr'e1re Fruit txardeenlst, 'situated
the conn' of Coiling Dead Victeeria., St
' Exeter, is fox sale Gelod storey and'
half frame, house ion , geoid repa1r.s:
stal le, hen -house, etc aged excellealt:;
-fruit gardens of 134 acres.. Goad well
and town water, near depot schibol,,
and Churches. Apish, to' 2. POWELL;.
Bus, Dray and
Teaming Business
Your orders ill our line will be.
attended' to quickly and satisfac-
torily-. We are her to please, the
public needing anything in our
Itne, and we ask a trial froth you..
Orders left by phone or other:
wise at THE. ADVOCATE OFb';
lex, PHONE 25, wilt receive
prompt attention.
T. G. Creech
irgrAirir v
LLO DOINGS.
a�c�ilfca�k �agaibc�ik ai!).aA� ami
The wavy et the tranegiae'seor is hard
but seer 0th:
It isn't acanthi', Until people's etlart
to 't 41 'about Its
Te err le hulnie+:lw -t,o targive the. other
feltow^-•ndt ;mach;
Ono good effect of the present winter
Is to enable ' eltizepiial toe week upright-
ly with little eef'ot.
Do not iterget the hockey niartch ori
Thursday night-Seafeeth vs. Exeter.
A good game is aasesured.
Thane ane two wiayis to have happi-
aleaa•. *Ora La t'Ohla.vfawhat you want,
and this other is for wasn't wila't eoou have.
A hockey match was held on Friday
Last between the Plu .is' Ultra class o1
Mair Street Church vs Tee High School
The former winning by, a shore of 6-2
isir. Jas. Easterbroele of I enorfa, Ont.
formerly a resident of Usborne town-
ship, atter visiting relatives here :re
turned to her home on Monday.
The .1Larrd Cat,nivaii on Tuesday even-
ing. Feb. 25, will be the best of the
seessn. The Grand lrfarch will be a
specie' feature of the evening. Adnt'.s-
sive 25c.; children 15c.
Tile' Debenture of the Cot. of Huron
totals• $1i.3o0o anti tolwarde3 itsl
liquidatiloln here isr'the Sinking- Fund
$85.544 leaving. at the present time
ally .$23,446 to 'be provided for in
the Years befoere „the debentures will
mature.. Ow'1lnfg to the mealy county, bri-
dges .that leve been built and :`(he
oneq -yet to be eretited the Ca; rate of
.tanatiee keteps Weil up ,but neverthe-
less this grand old County 'is in prime
sh,apo flea tibia .
• A .regular storm parriod runs Orem
the 22nd to thle 27th', being at its cen-
ter on the 24th. The same. ata',.ronsomic
causes are eti),1 in Dome at this time
as during the, two preceding Periods
ceiling' for the sane watchfulneses• and
preca'utiovn,. Equineht;ai gales and cycl-
ones wiaL move northward from the
equator, possibly reaching our :south
coast regions 'et the $ame time. Coun-
ter stones of rain„ Bleat and blizzards
•m,iy• be expected out of the northwest
at •the sane time. Unseasonable cold
will pre ei,1 far i'nte the 'south during
the •Inst .de,ya of February.
We ane vele, pleased with ,the libi
Grad_ Wanner in which the :pub'iib haye
respond in the Matter of sending'
ii interesting :tehrie Of news. They will
see vrheit la kilndndses they are con,
terrine' when they stop to think,
that mea ny an Bald resident of Eteter
in Canada or United States anxiousey
aw'eita 'arravial off The Advocate week
to • weak' for •nieiws' asa the old home vi1I
age and vicinity; 1/Deny of you knvoiy:
r
o• • some such; perhaps, they are your
relatives or frIeeide to whom you write
only .too Belden). Any item of ne'w's
should - be sent Ice Telephone it ten
or call tact the 'or'i`fice. Get it here same
hoer afor these fni ndisr of yours are
anxious for mewls! Irani home. The
outside eentr3bu'to 1s ' have been doing
very' efficient veered and we hope they
will co ttinhe through cut the year, ' the
good. vinrk whtlich they have 'begun:
Oomiplrainet Tis made to the Advocate
that main, peo'plle• fail to report births In
their Theile people do net
neat* 'to realize this Seriousness of the
offeni e, 'dr that a hfek,,vy, fine in the pen-
alty pre'ebrtbed 171 the statute covering
the matter: ; It Le sate to say thati no
ulterior''matice esis(bsl is not reporting
the -birth Of a. child, but that the negli-
gence was caused fr mi pure ignorance
o'f the - law, which is aide excuse. - It is
absolutely neccsIsetry not only to :the
keeping ' of akietque tie vital s'tati t ic's of
our town, but Ito the moral safeguard
ing of our c1vid CDS, that such _ttnpOrt-
ant matters ahs biirther, marriages and
deaths should be prohnptiy reported to
the proper 'b'fftteciial .. Thae keeping of re-
cords of thee kilted. 'ifs one of 'the require-
ments of a tiVillevieed community, and I•te
importance should be clearly recognized
The more So in that the statute pre-
scribeis a. fine oat not lea's . than ` X5,1
noir more than $50 for a• breach
et the regulation), and that at present
Mere seerhe to - c a.certain, indtfferetce
or ignorance prevailing :+n the matter.
COPIES WANTED -For our files we
desire eagles of the Advocate of Oct:
17th. 1812, aind January 9th; 1918
and. we would- be very .Pleased if Ad-
vocate , subscribrere could supply usr.
withthese iesrues, by n'rall, or by
handing same into the office.
HOCKEY -The escore does' not ,in-
dicate it, 'but alt thje same time the game
of hockey on Thntrsday night between
London and lEaeberi was' a good one,°
although el''sappbJAt$ng ,iso the local.
Cans. At liia,lf Fiend the 'score', was 4-1
To flavor of thle Vesitorse," and at full
time 11=2 In combination work, 'fast
skating : and ;stick -work, the locals
were out beaten, bee neve by any means
out classed„ le checking our boye.
had the best of 1t. Callahan in goal
for London played a star game, and
his tine work, Is! the practibei reasbn
for the different scores • There was.
consilderable rloughneeesg in the second .
half. grid • it got beyond the central) of
the' eefenee,'Who. had he .penalized all
who were dleserwiteg a;t times would had
rn}ist• Det the pela'yelrle off the ice. The
fans were greatly Pleaded with • the
Playing of Melee; and.Southcott, per
ticuelarly,. the lettlntalrs, w+ho are showing
remsrkeble form fart. stitch ,young play-
Ors..•Amtoing the 7.wendoin players were
two, Exeter boys Garvey Achesien and
Beattie „Martin, beth of whom play a
Strong ,game. The time ult-
'Leridpn "Exetler '
Calla ham GregMar,ti;n
FettenL„y
I3{.' Etlo,tlt
33awden
Acfiesso' i 'Cal't1,ng
Ssouthcothr
Be nay
J. Elliot
•
Thompson
Leg;
Le, rky
ecia1
point
cover
rowee
centre
right wing
left wing
sePt•ette est hockey playei'ge of Thai;
es Road played e game witha local
seven On Tuesday, the' locales winning
The following Exeter hockey moye
went to -Mitchel Tun day and played.
tt ganve wIth the 1eatm Det .that town,-
Goea7, Greig; point, 7. 911.1ifottl cover,
II Elliott.; rover, };Liver's; centro, Hau"h,.
oo•tt; right wing, Riern t left w:eg,
Aticbnson. The, game reseulted in favor
oC v,itettel,l; 10+2.
,CQ11 cash Makes ail eaoalle nt holt
weather conitort,
Mrs, Tholes. Cookson Is! •sswt'ferilrg from
a severely sprained ankle.
Tax Reform wne defea•cd by 73.20
in the Ontario Legtslleture last week
Mr. We Treble deliveeed a, large
sm.'oke ,stack to a S't• Marys brei for
Jas. MogrLLy & beer onr Feidaty.
Mr, Joos'. Wambold o', ;Dashwood bass
we understand., purchasrd the 'confec-
tionery busttness of 91 J. Willetan. 1
Rev. C. E. ; fan nenfg, associate e fc.1
retary df home Missions, preached ex-.
cellen'I sermons on - mi's sione in James
Sim: church or Sunday; . .
The Huron Branch of the Dominion
Alliance is censider.ng the advlsa bik,
ity of trying the New S'co't Act, which
is county wilck'Ei, next year:
We were -pleased to notice that Mr.
Andrew Gibson orf the Tharnee Road
was ori TuieadaY al41s td drive ,out to
town, after his 'serious illness.
The sale of ooNes offered by Messrs:.
Snell & - Clarke on Saturday last was
well attended and 'prices avere , fair,,
They will hold another sale. shortly.
The auction sale of B. M. Fisch,en-
farm steek aped implenn•enta-advertie-
ed ie last week'el p per ,ahold this, has
beer changed froeml 26tn :Feb. Lo 27th
Feb.
Take irk the gnratnd, Masquerade Care
nivel at the rink on Tuesday eveniltgl
Feb. 25th, to .eaglet the Band in - coin-
pleti'u.g payment opt uniforms. Admite-
sion 215c.; children 15c.
The •Supxenve Court has :deob red: the
West Lorne vote on Local Option in-
valid. The p!oin't- decided was that nee,-
resitdieater could hot vote- An ap-
peal may be made to the Privy Coml.=
Dr. Harrison, 171.1,2” of Inger•s,o'll,say
that cerebs,l nieningitils to horse in hila
district gist d:reelp traceable to thb
r.
aeedltig of, acorn ensilage; and warns
all farmers to beware of thole - flood
for horses, drartttttlaaly coltsg.
S`:rnieOneasks eft what " age a pup:.
LB taxable, and the answer; is that a pv!p
Is a deg -ter the puppioes'sof',asshssnient
and :taxalbion the 'mbpnbo,t . it is born'..
11 is ;something like the oldold a ory of
"Pigs is legs," Whether Guinea. :pigs
"or real porkeree alst told .in connection
'with a celebrated customs" dispute_ in
the United Sita,te!,
The funeral Of Ors': Wen. H. Davin
son took eileice from the family read-
dente, 8 ;Beil.lie`veus • avenue, Landel , on
Thursday afternbtdn tog Woodland eerie,'
tery. and Was e f a private nat'urd. The
floral tributes mere' beautiful, , 'the
casket beim) coimpletely buried w'i'th'
fSowers. The lake Mrs! Devldeoa --is.
survived by a sbxtiavri!ng bus bend annd'.
four daulghhters., Ivfa,s, J. A. Rollins, of
elern'icoe Mrs.: P. G. Edwards, Landon,
Misses Edlnaa and Ruby at home and
sons, T,.'Haarntdn and Judson, of Sagi-
naw; Aifvin S., of Mangelorlas, Mich„,
WY Fred, G. rr lea agent';. Me!rritttori,
Hurry L.. R: of Muskegon, Mach, - Mei
Jodi H. Davada'tgn, of Toronto Liss
Euinice Down, Mises E, ICernick, Mrs
G. fA. Birkee of Exeter, and efe Jctixi
Shute of Klrkto'n • attended .the'. tunerali
McLendt- Idid eriziei.-A pretty - home
weddibg was vsolllehnlaized 1n Adelaide
Township on. Wiahlaesday, Febf. 19th,
when Mrr, Thenea.s Citta McLeod of, Ex-
eter was united in marriage' tor Miss
Edna, Janet* 'MeKehzie, daughter of
IMrs. McKenzie bid that township. The
ceremony, which totok -place at high=
,nine, was perforh ed by Revi. A. W.
Hare of Arkotnai, iii, the presence of
'about Bra invited guests. Both bride and
groom were •unattended. The ceremony
over a sumptuous* repast was ,served,
atter which. the /ening couple left on
at bridal trip to- Port Hurn Detroit,
Iona, Mich,., and 'ethetr points. On the
return they 'will take up their resid-
ence in Exeter, and will occupy the
dwelling on the comer of Gidiey and
William Streets, The young couple
will have the; beset wighes of a large
circle of trien s, for a long and happy
wedded life'.
NOTICE. -Special White Sale at Mrs:.
W. D. Yeo^,s la1sd fdur days': Of Febru'
ars*. See adWertisement in andther col
PAND 'CARNIVAL.- The Band will
hold a grand eMaeciueerade :.Carnival in
the Rink here oil' Tuesday evening,, Feb.
25th, whein_`prizes will. be awarded for
ladies' and gents' fancyi and comic cos-
tume ; toys' oblsitarle race.; A 20 -min- .,
utegame Of fait hockey will *be playoi
efrs, Jays, Beer )het 'returned fronli
visit in 1,101Pdon,
I+1rs. Marchannl and daughters. were .in
%ando/1 Salturdaty.
2,11 Percy Galles Was, in Dutton on.
business last w!es!it. •
Miss Elsie Kc'Ca(i'unil spent Saturday
with her parents ,het e,• •
Miss Polly Hoarier its• eis'Sting le To-
ronto for a few . weeks', -
:AlIes 2wteett, enil)lilnler, lett Tues day' to
attend the Torahtof 'olietlings.
Messrs L. H. Dteeks!oln and F. W.
Grladanapi wtere Sin Lt ndon last week.
Thos 2andtielner, 3r, left last week'
Dor Toronto, where) he has. taken a polar
tttam;
Arra. W. W. Ii1a`In i4x was confined to
the house ler several days' thvriaug'h
i'Lines'st
!Mrs. M'uaroCe has returned from; a vise
it -with her breather, .Mil. Wet. Tolland
in Detroit.
Miss Tillie Yager lefd Tuesday even-
ing to attend thie inillin,erY o'Penlilnt`;{d
a't froranto.,
School Inspector Toni of Godeirieh
was on oi1tibial druty in the neighbor: -
hood tills 'weak.:
are. S. Filtbon was taken ill on,
Friday night and was confined to the
house for a Pje.vr! days.
;Hiss Floedie Hunter visited with
the :Titrelses.Dickffns e'n'Lucaal,returning
home on Saturday night. •
,Mi.sees Addle Mbrifbeck and Vellme
Easterbrbok went too•. Teeranto Saturday
to attend .tree. nmililneery openingst.._
Messrs. S. T1. and D. B. Sanders, re-
turned* Saturday Ptiohn attending the
Canner's t oneen!itoti s at Lebuisville, Icy.
a;
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NOTICE
Regina. Watches, when sold
without an Official; Guarantee,
and by other than an authorized
agent, are liable to be Second..
Hand Watches,' taken in trade
or procured in *some other
second-hand way.
I am the' `only authorizeai
Official Agent here, and am the
only one who can issue an Offic-
ial Guarantee which will be re-
spected by other Official Agents
throughout Canada.
A. MAiCHAND
ivir.` Il`:
3. Atkisson_ orf St. Thomas
spent a few de.es. with his brother,
Mr.. Jas. Atkinsloen, who' continues very
low
-
I B. Graph„ insurance Inspector, f o
'Listowel, wars here. last •weak in con-
nection with the 11 a in the store; 'of
Jones & May.
Mr. George Thomas left on - Wed-
nesday for St, Joseph's Hospital
London, where he will be operated on,
for appendicitis.
Misses Maud Rolilins and Carry -Dyer
Misses May" and Ethel Armstrong, and
'Miss Merril Gould • are attending the
nniiSLnery to'pee nags. .
Mr, and Mrs G'eloalge Rusriettt who have
been spending a parlb of their noney-
I'eft Friday hitolleitvg , for TbTonte Lo
Spend a few' .days prior tot leaving for
their • •`.;acre h rria in :North Bait'Aef•:rrd,
Sask.,
Mi. ta'ntldy.• Ei'.F.R,,iher, who; has b•. 'n.
connected with the labii, of Oanrnierce
staff hexose: forsornii tim,e,..•ha•s received
fromword, frohead luahtta' tee' report' at
the OolUngwoad.,;_;branch, leaving here.
Tuesday ntorning:F On Monday night; he.
was the reeip`~ient of a suitcase from
his bay friends
1 ry genie Buckwheat
Flour for good ' pancakes
also'a choice lot of ,.Corn
on hand
R ' G.ISELDON
Exeter, — Ontario
ROUE
Phone 20a •
itesklence next to the store.
Undertaker and - License
Embalmer
ed between Toh'al picked- teams. All in
mask will be allowed on, the Ice. Ad- EXETER, ONTARIO
nession 25c.; chillelree. 15c. Everybody
came out and help „thee band,
pedal White
Sale
February
Sale
_
—OF—
Ladies White Wear
The last week •,in FEBRUARY
25th, 26th, 27th, 28th
Will be another busy week in Ladies wearing apparel
Four Specials for Four Days Only
Ladies Gowns Shirts, Corset Covers, Etc White Muslins
White Vestings;White Embroideries and Laces, Narrow and-
Wide; Ladies White Waists and Hankerchiefs.
This sale presents advantages not available when this
sale is over.
Look the advertisement over very carefully, much' will
surely be found of interest to every reader, Remember the.
the date. Last four days of February,
Mrs. W. D. Yeo
EXETER ONTARIO
February Sale
This week, another big s1flpinent o`.'•: Gr&ni'.tJawear, -0 ,one of writ-
big pads, Envelopes and Papetries for 'our Bargain, Counters: There.
will be 'barga in s so be on the :Look ,out,• -
Dopl't forget, our Prue, Department.. '15c.` is the price tn:ls year for
finest Talcum; Powder, Toilet pre-parations, Tdoth Paiste, Our goodst are
,noir inferior, but A1. artibles;, that have no .superitor. Try Some, no
twee' paying 25e. when you can ge dt :here for 15 centt!s
COME IN OFTEN, AND SEE THI GREAT VALUES WE AIVE
OFFERING_ EVERY DAY, NIg)* CARDS,- (LOCAL VIEWsS, BIRTH
DAYS, COMICS, Etc.,
SOME GOLD FISH LEFT,
'i he Big Variety Store
1...
Powell's� ..
Bazaar
ES & MAY
PRONE NO. 82
NEw SPRING sTocK
We are now ready for the rush for Spring
Goods. New lots coming in every day.
New Dress -Goods
Of every Dolor and kind
that will be fashionable
this Spring.
New Wash Coeds
Prints, G in,ghams, Cham-
brays, Galateas, Vestings
and Muslin. -
Ladies White Wear
Everything new in
White Waists, Night
Gowns, Shirts, Corset cov
ers and Drawers. -
New 'Wash Dresses
.. `For Ladies Misses
and Children.--- Very
dainty colors and de-
signs.
Big Sale o inter Goods
All our Winter Goods teihe sacrificed at a price
Furs, .,Fur Lined- Coats, Fur Collared Coats, Ladies'
Coats,' Children's Coats, Neck Scarfs land Underwear
:Now' is your time to getaBargain:
Damaged Fire Stock
last _
. We were unfortunate week to have a small.
Fire in; 'out -Dry. Goods :Department which did' about.
$1,000 worth of damage: Thiis; stock. which consists of
Table Linen, Cottons, Window' .Mu.slins,• Linings
Shirts and Underwear and tnslins will be put on sale
ThursdaYFriday and Saturday
OF THIS WEEK
JONES & MAY
Headquarters for the celebrated W; E. Sanford Clothing