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XETEH MARKET&
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Oats, 32 32
Peas. 2f 80
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Fla+zi• tray cwt., family 2 00
Flour, i • r .5r grade per ow 1 50 150
$Cool ,.,., ...., 2 25
86 37
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17 20
10 16
8 10
23 00
22 00
Hens
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Roosters......
Turkey �.,
Geese..
Dried Apples per lb .. , .
Live hobs, per cwt.
Shorts per
Bran per. ton . .
FARMERS' ATTENTION
We buy Good Eggs,
We pay Good Prices the year mound
We buy according to quality.
We pay for new laid eggs, not ov-'
er n rie days old, 40c.
We pay for Fresh Eggs, 30c,
Prices subject to change..
CHAS, F, HOOPER
Exeter, Ont,
Opposite Dr, Sweet's Office,
SEEDS FOR SALE
JAMES BEER wishes to announce
that he has a choice line of Turnip,
Maugei Corn and Potato Seed for
Sale. See him before buying.
HOUSE FOR SALE. — Good
House and three Lots for Sale in
Exeter Apply to Thos. McCallum or
Thos. Cameron, Farquhar.
HEIFERS FOR SALE
A car load of choice high grade
Holstein Heifers, supposed to be in
calf. Prices right. Terms to suit
purchaser. JOHN H. SCOTT,
Exeter,
Having taken over the Butchering
Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we
have moved across the street "into
the premises lately occupied by Mr.
A. J. Ford. We solicit your patron-
age and we hope as heretofore to
give you every satisfaction. — WM.
RIVERS
AMMUNITION of all kinds at
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued at
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
HOUSE FOR SALE. — Good
House and three Lots for Sale in
Exeter Apply to Thos. McCallum or
Thos, Cameron, Farquhar.
WHITE WYANDOTTES FOR
SALE—A number of choice White
Wyandotte Cockerels for sale. Ap-
ply to Wm. Bagshaw, Exeter.
FEMALE HELP WANTED,—Cook;
for private family. Good pay for
competent person. Mrs. W. M. Cart-
shore,
artshore, London, Ont.
HOUSE FOR SALE
A one -storey frame house in good
state of repair. One-quarter acre of
land. Situate on Huron Street. Good
water, etc. Apply to Mlss. ADDIE
MORLOCK, Milliner, Main st,
STRAY STEER
A two year old steer strayed "onto
the farm of the undersigned, Lot 15,
Con 4, Stephen, about the first of
November. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expenses
NICHOLAS • BEAVER
VILLAGE, PROPERTY • FOR SALE
, A brick cottage, containing parlor,
dining room, sewing room, kit. nen, 3
bed -roe -n; all recently napered,grain-
ed and painted. Heate•1 by furnace
and electric lighted. TWO 1ot1 Si. land.
with goof frame barn, hard and soft
water Well situated. Apply -to
A. HASTINGS,Exetar.
FOR SALE Old RENT
Goo~t brick house, h-ilf acre land
Fruit trees, hen house on the prem-
ises A good comfort -tele place. For
par eular; apply to Mrs. E. Demp,
sey. Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE
r ti
B.11 Lit 10, Con. 1, Hay, contain-
ing 11 icres, more or less, in good
state :, cultivation, Good brick house
conte lee; 9 rooms; 2 barns, one on.
bricl, 2.:anclation with stabling under
neatli ; a never failing spring creek;
a goo 1 orchard; well underdrained.
One teal a quarter miles from school
Tins i : a very desirable property be-
inn s tante half way between Exeter
and Ii :isall 'on the London Road. For
term lid particulars apply to Nor-
man Jarrett, 2&71eLappin Ave., Tor-
onto, or to E. S. PHILLIPS, Real
Estete Agent, Exeter: .
RQJD•iRDNK SYs EM
Low Rates To
CHICAGO AND RETITRN
From Stations Kingston, *Renfrew.
and west in Ontario
Good Going Nov, 30th Dec, 1st & end,
Account of International.
Live Steck Exposition
RETURN LIMIT—All tickets -alid to
return to reach original starting point
not later than midnight on Dec. sstl
:quell arid and °Fest Train Service-
-on-ly Double Track "Route
ut" particulars, berth reservations,
Cie,, at Grand 'trunk Ticket Offices,
X. J, Dore, Exeter,
LOCAL DOINGS.
htr John T Hicks of 'Osborne has.
purchased the Herbert residence in
Exeter -et
�ez
North.
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Ifyou want to secure a good, space
for your Christmas advertising you
had better speak quick,
Recomend the .Advocate to your
neighbour who array not be a 'sub-
scriber, We will appreciate it.
Afr use has
d ncce on is FnVict`ria Street sold
t 1eIrs.esi-
1)
Cobbledick of Exeter North,
The Clinton Gun Club holds their
twenty third annual shoot at the lub
grounds on the 27th and 28th,
Air S, Rowe and family moved to
Clinton last week to reside. Exeter
is loath to lose auch, citizens but we
wise them well In _the, town of Clinton
Don't forget the Trivitt Memorial
Chtuch Bazaar and Cantata in the
()pent House on Friday, Dec. 5th, The
articles to be on. sale will form. a
magnificent array this year and the.
Cantata will be one of interest and
pleasure,
Repairs are being made • to the
foundry buildings, in the way oe lev-
elling up the front .ancl putting ina;
new foundation and new floors. The
manager of the new . company, Mr,
Hanna. is expected this week, and the
patterns and machinery in a few
days,
Mr 'Henry* ,Squire of Usborne on
Friday last purchased from the ex-
actors of Lthe estate oil the late Mrs.
Kay the ;brick dwelling situated on
the South side Of town paying $1100.
\Ir, Squire intends occupying the
property in the near future and we
welcoxlae Mr. Squire and family to;
our midst.
To make the farm pay all it can
pay. should be the object of every,
good farmer, not to impoverish the
land but to handle it as a business
propositions Do this and you are
bound to succeed. The Weekly Sun,
Toronto, the farmer's business paper,
can help you. Send the publishers a
post card,•Nthey will be pleased to fur-
nish free sample copies.
The Jackson :Manufacturing Com-
pany, who .have branches in Exeter,
Clinton Goderich and Zurich, has
been changed from a partnership into
a joint stock company, and in future
will be known as the Jackson Manu-
facturing Company, Limited, The cape
ital is $150,000, and the directors W.
Jackson, T. Jackson, jr,, H. Torr
Rance ant 'Miss J, Wilts,
The Main Street pulpit on Sunday
morning .and James Street pulpit on
Sunday evening were occupied by
Rev. Dr. Hazelwood, moral reform sec
retary of the Methodist church. He
also spoke at Bethany in the after-
noon Rev, Dr. :McGregor, secretary
of. moral reform of the Presbyterian
church, gave a lecture in Caven
Church on Tuesday evening. • These
talks were very instructive along
these liines.:•
M. K. Dyer, Armenian student, gave
an interesting talk in James Street
church on Thursday night on Arm-
enia. giving..•a discription of the
Balkan. War, the customs of the
Mohammedans, their persecution of
the Christians, and the characteristics
of the country. In that land a lab
ore/ receives 6 cents a day, a mech-,
anic, 10 cents, eggs sell for 1 cent a
dozen and a good • cow 31.50.. Mr,
Dyer also sang several songs.
Death has .been more than usually
active among m
on„ t he inmates of the
House of Refuge at Clinton this year
six=teen have already joined the great
majority ,after all but one had passed
the four score milestones; In .the
two previous years combined there
were only twelve deaths. The .House"
now only has ninty-seven inmates,
which is about ten less than high
water mark, . The oldest inmate on
record was Mrs. Cottle, who .lied in
April aged 107 years
WEDDED. --A quiet wedding took
place on Wednesday, Nov.. :26th, at the
Methodist parsonage, Elimville, of Mr•
John T. Hicks to Miss Esther Ann
Parkinson, both of the Township of
Usborne. The ceremony was per-
formed . by Rev. Mr. • Steadman. Mr,
and Mrs.. Hicks will have the best
wishes, of their many friends. They
cviIl reside in Exeter North, in the
residence recently purchased ley Mr.
Hicks from the Herbert estate,
A regular storm periodcovers the
Iast week .in November having its as-
tronomical center on. the 27th. The
Moon also at new or in conjunction
with Earth and Sun, on the 27th.
The barometer will fall and oher in-
dications of -brewing, storms will ap-
pear but decided autumnal storms
of rain and wind, ' turning to now
northward, will traverse the • country
from west to east on; and touching
the 27th, nth and 299th, Reactionary
storms will be certral on Dec, 2nd,
3rd and 4th, with the disturbances
Probably extending over the 6th, the
date on which the Moon,' passes over
celestial equator at its apogee.
Squalls of winter rain wind and thund
er will be natural on and' near the,
6th followed by rising barometer,
westerly. gales and cold, clearing
weather.
NOTICE—Kindly read Mrs. W. D.
Yea's advertisement on another page,
LOGGING CHAIN LOST. — Bee
tweer Exeter and Elimville,• a logging
chain: .Finder will confer a favor by
leaving same at Advocate Office,
MUFF LEFT,—At Central Hotel,
Exeter,. a black Astrachan, muff:
O,vnet can have same by calling at
the Central I•IoteI and paying, rax this
notice
TRIVITT MEMORIAL BAZAAR:
The Ladres'Guild of the Trivitt Mem-
orial Church will hold their annual
Bazaar in the Opera House on Friday
December 5th,': The sale of fancy
work Om take, place iris, the afternoon-
a*rcl tea will be served. In the 'even-
ing a Cantata ,entitled "lather Time"
web be put .on evbich• promises to' bee
rare treat, Admission to Bazaar &
Tee 10c. evening 25c.
Miss Olive Hern is quite ill and un-
der the doctor's care.
Mr, A. 5 McDonell es out again
a.fte.-i a few clays illness.
Mr. W. T. Gillespie has moved in -t
to the house recently purchased from
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Sanda
e,
It
AIrs John R. Hind is s#iI1 confined
to her room suffering from the ef-
fects of blood poesoniete.
,A dance was given in McDonell's
Hall on Monday night,' The London
Harpers furnished the .music,
The Advocate to January 1st,1915
for one dollar to any part of Canada,
$1511 to the United State;,
M Robert R Bert Potuntain of Toronto,
uncle of Mrs, T. B. Carling, recently
underwest a critical operation, and is
very low •
Mrs Tilos, Ilartoun unfortunately
felt dorm the cellar stairs on Satur-
day evening and sustained a severe
shaking up.
Mr John Miners o±. Elimville has
purchased the Wm. Taylor residence
on Albert Street, and will move in
during the winter,
On Sunday, Dec, 14th Jaynes Street
Methodist Church will observe the
Fifty First Anniversary of the church
Rev, J. W, Baird off Mitchell is to be
the preacher for the .day.
A live bird shooting match wes held
on.. the Gun Club grounds Tuesday
afternoon, between sides chosen by
Mr, Passmore and Mr. John Hunkin,
Good scores were made. The form -
cies side wan by a very, small margin.
A platform Missionary Meeting will
be held neat Sabbath evening in
fames Street church when Messrs: S,
Martin, S. M, Sanders and T. Harvey,
who were representatives to the re -
rent Interdenominational • Missionary
Convention held in London, will give
addresses,
A debate on "Resolved that the
Savage is happier than Civilized Peo-
ple' took place in the James Street
League Monday night, when the af-
firmative won i ont, that side be-
ing taleen by Hubert Jdnes and Leon
Treble. The negative was taken by
Chester Harvey and ,Joe Davis.
Rev W; G. H. McAlister was in
St. Thomas on Monday attending the
Annual Board Meeting of Alma Coll-
ege. The college had 'a most suc-
cessful year. Among the improve_
ments was the instalation of a Warren
pipe organ, donate by Alma daugh
tors During the evening Prof, Jones
gave a short organ recital which
proved to be very interesting • to the
pupils and members of the Board,
MARRIED IN SASI.CATOON,-The
marriage took place at Westminster
Manse, Saskatoon, on Nov. 17th- of a
former Exeter lady, Is/Liss Inez Mabel
Miners, daughter of Mr. William Min-
ers of Exeter, to lea, William Howard
Brumwell of Dewar Lake; Sask. The
ceremony was performed in the Pres-
ence of •a ,number of relatives, byRen
D. S. Dix. Mr. and Mrs. Brumwell
will reside at Dewar Lake and ,will
have the best wishes of the bride's
many friends here.-...
BECKER—BROWNING—One of the
prettiest home weddings of the sea
son occurred Tuesday ,afternoon when
Miss Hazel Lenore Browning, young-
est daughter o•; Dr. and Mrs. Brown
`vng, and Mr, Oliver Herman Becker
-
Youthful Appearance
•
AN 'ASSET TO EVERY WOMAN
GRAY HAIRS A SOURCE ,
OF DISCONTENT, -
Everybntarx wishes to look young
always. Gray hairs mean the ass ng
of youth's charm. They are the
source of many a heartache to nany
and many a woman, But they nee,'
not be. Hay's Hair Health iestoies
gray hair to its ,natural color. It is
not a dye,
By its tonic qualities, . by promot-
ing a new vigorous, healthy growth
of the hair, by removing daadruff, by
furnishing the scalp and the hair roots
a
,new life it brings back the real eol-
or and lustre of the hair,
If, after a fair trial according to
directions, it fails, to do this we will
refund your money.
$1.00, SOe., 2Sc. Get it at our store
Sold and recommended by W. S,
Homey Druggist, Exeter, Ont.
Miss Kathleen Stewart is visitiog
in London, • •
Mr. Rus, Southcott was in Toronto
ove,, Sunday., , '
Miss 'Gladys Bissett visited in Lon-
don this week.
Reeve Heiman was in London Mon-
day on business,
Mr and Mra. Wigle were in Bay-
field over Sunday.
Mr. S. M. Sanders was in Toronto
this week on business.
Mr. Thos. Hand -ford of Ingersoll
was in town this week.
Mr Henry Stanley of, Kincardine was
a visitor in town on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs• Robert Sweet of Clin-
ton spent a few days with i elatives
here. - -
Miss Annie Harvey, Detroit, is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs, Albert Brown
of Stephen.
Mrs Thos, Creech and children
spent a few days in Stratford dur-
ing the week,
:Via Mark Mitchell of Lotndon was
n town a couple days this week vis -
Rhine his mother. •
Mr. Wm, Atkinson returned last
week from Fillmore, Sask., where he
spent the summer:
Mrs Burgess, who has been c isit-
Met Mrs James Murray,- returned to
Burgessville on Monday.
Miss Ethel CIark of Crediton and
Miss Nora Brown' of Sharon visited
Mr, and Mrs. Moses Amy over Sunday
Mrs. Thos. Dunsford of Marlette,
Mich., fox"merly of Hay Tp., atter a
pleasant visit with relatives' and seri
ends here returned home •Tuesday.
Mr Gilbert . j• Dow returned last
week from a trip to Winnipeg ;with
a number of . horses. He left Saturday
for Ottawa to buy another carload.
The circulation . of the Advocate is
growing You can have the Advocate
sent to your 'address till the end of
1914 for.$1.
TEACHER WANTED
Second Class Professional Teacher,
for S S. No. 1, Stephen. Duties to
commence at New Year. State sal-
ary.
Wm. J. Bowden;
Centralia, R. R. No, 1
of New hamburg, avere united in METING
marr ages by the Rev. Thos. Wearing,
B.D., of Toronto. Promptly at _ three
o'clock to the strains. of h+Iendelssohn't
Wedding March played by Mr. Philips
who presided at the piano, the bridal
a. t he
r e :creel t
z n_ drawing party room which
was tas.efuily decorated with ferns
and flowers, and took their places
beneathan arch of pink and white
ribbons and wedding bells. The bride
wholooked charming in a gown of
white crepe meteor entrain, trim-
med with pearls, and carrying a show-
er bouquet of bridal ;roses and lilies
of the valley,was given; awayby her
father. After the ceremony • the
guests : repaired . to the . dining room;
where a dainty luncheon was served.
Amid congratulations and• showers•of
confetti the happy coupleleft on the
evening train for New York and °t -
her eastern points. On their return
they will take up their residence in
Nets- Hamburg, where they well be at
home to their friends after the 1st.
of January. The presents which were
numerous and beautiful showed the
esteem in which the young couple are
held The out of town guests were,
Mr. and 1VIrs. D. Becker, Miss Beck-
er and Miss Bettger of New Hamburg
Mr. E. P. Browning of Aylmer ;Rnd
Mr. and Mrs, Jas, E. Bingham of Pt.
Huron, Mich.
JUST
OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL,
Tlie'counck of the Corporation of
County of Huron will meet in he
council chamber, in the :Town of
Goclerich on Tuesday, December 2nd
at 3 o'clock. All accounts against the
county must be placed with the Clerk
before this •date.
Dated at Goderich, Nov. 13, 1913
W. Lane Clerk
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Baled Hay
Baled Hay for
sale. Any quanity
delivered.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, Ontario
ARRIVED
NEW FANCY GOODS AND STAMPED LINENS
POR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE,
LUNCH CLOTHS SOFA CUSHIONS LACE COLLARS
TRAY . CLOTHS PIN CUSHIONS 'COLLA.R
LAUNDRY BAGS HAND_ BAGS SETS
BEADED'BAGS
STAMPED AND WORKED TOWELS AND PILLOW
CASES
'IRISH AND SWIISS EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
BEAUTIFUL' IN DESIGN AND TEXTURE
ALL PRICES -FROM 30,' to 50c, EACH, •
SE1i. OUR • DISPLAY OF HANDKERCHIEFS IN soU'rfi WNIDOW
WF HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF CHINA
HAND PAINTED JAPANESE GOODS JUST ARRIVED
' OUR GROCERY • DEPARTMENT -
is ;now complete and we' are preparedto.take orders for Christmas Groceries
3 lbs, best Selected Raisins 25c.
3 Ib:; best Currants 25c, Assorted Peels, tints, Icing, Sugar,
Good Red Salmon 15c acan,• Spices, Etc,
Maple Leat' Saimaa 1.8c, a can pigs, Dates,. 'Haney, Table • Syrup
3 cans 'Corn, Peas, Tomatoes ;,?5c, Cooking., Mollases; '
A CALL SOLJCITED
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Many a (Christmas
y a was
Gift Perplexity
When you are purchasing a present. it is a matter of
money and what you want—nothing else. Then this is your
store—for what you want is here and at the lowest possible
prices: A good variety of articles, selected from the larg-
sest stocks, consisting of
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fancy China, Clocks, Etc.
These goods are new, beautiful, and modern in design,
and of superior quality, We make a specialty of handling
High Grade Watches
All kinds of Repairing done and' guaranteed,
MARCHAND
Jeweler and Optician
Exeter, • Ont.
The Home of High
Class Furniture
We .have our show room well filled
again with Up-to-date FURNITURE
of all kinds. We always try to have
on hand the best 'goods to satisfy
the wants of our many customers.
R. N•
poWE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER . ONTARIO
Come with the
Crowds
to the Big Variety Store for
your Xmas wants; large stocks
Prices lower than ever. Our
toy section is open. We will
set aside anything you want
till Xmas.
Powell's Bazaar
PHONE 65
Big Variety Store
Tile Advocale to Jan. 3
,15
JONES & MAY
PHONE NO. 82
Christmas
Shopping
Xmas Only4 Weeks
IT SOUNDS EARLY TO DO YOUR SHOPPING, SO EARLY;
"DON'T IT". BUT YOU NEED ALL THE TIME AND MORE
YOU WILL- FIND US.
Headquarters for Xmas Presents
Fancy Linens
Fancy • Handkerchiefs
Fancy. -Hose
Fancy Collars
Fancy Purses
Fancy Companions
Fancy Pins
Fancy Broaches
Shirts
Collars
Ties
Su spenders
Sox
Gloves
Suits
Overcoats
Fancy Umbrellas
Fancy Leather Goods
Fancy Furs
Fancy Scarfs
Fancy Sweater Coats
Fancy Mufflers
Fancy Rugs
Fancy Curtains:
ALL 'GOOD CHRISTIVIASS PRESENTS
Ladies' Winter Wearables
MEN'S COATS
Another swell lot of new
Coats' just inthis week.'
Something entirely .new' again
WAISTS AND DRESSES
Silk or net waists• in diff-
erent colors also House
Waists and Dresses,,
FUR LINED COATS
We have a fine allowing sof
Fur Lined, Fur Collar and Pur
Coats. The prices are 'aweY`
FTJRS AND. •UNDERWEAR`
A full ;stock for your sel-
action of the best that we can
procure,
Men's -- and Boys' Furnishings..
YOU INOW WE HAVE THE BEST THAT IS GOING.
New Shirts: and Collars • New Suits and Overcoats
New Ties and Scarfs New Hats and Caps
New Sox and Suspenders , New Underwear.
JONES
lleadgra>rters-for the celebrated W, E; Sanfor4d Clothing