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EXETER filARKETS.
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Bale. `L' n,.Prn, ,ra rlr.a,•a 48 '5[3
Buy .h vheat, , r
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Pea-.. ..... 80 89
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Patti tea, pet! bad 80
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.'f?(a,y, ,rart onr..,,.,,., IQ!00 10'00
MOM', per cwt„ family 3 60
!!'foul•, t ew grade per ow 1 X40 1200
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Roosters 6 8
Turkey , , .. 16 18
Geese 10 12
Dried Apples per ib .... 0
Live hogs, per ewt..... , 237 90
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Short, r�er ton
Bran per ton 22 0.0
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FARMERS' ATTENTION
We buy Good Eggs.
We pay Good Prices the year loaned
We buy according to quality.
We pay for .new laid eggs, not ova
er nine days aid; 40c, cash per doz,
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,
Mangel Corn and Potato Seed for
Sale. See him before buying,
The Advocate to January 1st, 1915
for one dollar to any part of Canada.
$1.50 to the United States,
HEIFERS FOR SALE
A car load of choice high grade
Holstein Heifers, supposed to be ip
calf. Prices right. Terms to suit
purchaser. JOHN H. scorr,
Exeter.
Having taken over the Butchering
Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we
havc 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
At the Advocate office is to be
found as large and complete a stock
of envelopes, of all sizes, for busi-
nes sand professional purposes, as is
carried in Huron County. We place
any printing customers may require
on their at moderate cost. In fact we
supply everything in good, well print-
ed business stationery, at very low,
prices All orders promptly attended
to.
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
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.
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
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A brick cottage, containing peeler,
dining room, sewing room, kit.:nen, 3
bed -roomy all recently papered,grain-
ed and. painted. Heated by furnace
and electric lighted. Two lots of land
with coed frame barn, hard and. 'oft
water Well situated. Apply io
A. HASTINGS, Exeter.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Good brick house, half acre land;
Fruit trees, hen house on the prem-
ises A good comfoetable place. For
particulars apply to Mrs. E. Demp-
sey. Centralia.
FARM FOR SALE
Bin- Lot 10, Con. 1, Hay, contain -
in acres, more or less, in good
star , cultivation. Good brick house
con; .. an; 9 rooms; 2 barns, one on
brief, • eundation with stabling ander
nee to ; a never failing spring creek;
a g :.e e orchard; well underdrai,ned.
One and a quarter rales from school
Th ; ie a very desirable property be -
are lituate half way between Exeter
and Heneall on the London. Road. For
term and particulars apply to Nor-
man Jarrott, 2673Lappin Ave., Tor -
ante, or to B. S. PHILLIPS, Real
Estate Agent, Exeter.
California
Florida
and the
Sunny South
The Graiid Trunk` Railway is the
most direct route from all poifas East
through Canada via Chicago, Detroit
or Buffalo,
ONLY DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE'
Round-trip tickets at low rates, gee-
ing cho;ce of all dee ' best routes, toe
gether ,:with full particulars, may be
otnta"net at Grand Trunk Ticket
Offices,
Owean Steamship Tickets On Sale'
N, r, Dore,: Exeter,
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LOCAL DOINGS,'
ikieigataL.PiklaILIOL AEA* k, inc aQc
High Grade Chocolates xrona 80e
to 6Uc
,.
. at Stath;ams
Nounitxation day is not far distant,
and prospective candidates for caun-
cil board are still scarce.
Loads of Christmas Holly for dec-
orating at E. A. Follicle's Confection-
ery Store,
MISS J.
J. ALLAN, Eye Sight
Specialist will be at the Central Ho-
tel Exeter, on Saturday{' Dec. 13th,
For one day,
Dr Rouiston occupied the Hensel]
pu,lpi on <Sunclay morning, and M.
Southcott the Chiselhurst pulpit in..
the .afternoon and Hensall in the ev-
ening
Miss Olive I -leen is recovering nicely
from an attack of appendicitis.
The Dominion Parliament will com-
mence
thence the third session on Jan; LSth,
Mr, E, A, Follick recently installed
a.. nt 'i
s le salesman in his confectionery
store
Mr, Wilbur Martin was confined to
the house part of the week through
illness.
Nothing better for the health these
days than one of Statham's 15c and
25c. Oyster stews.
James Whyte and wilfe, late of
Hensel] have moved to Mr. Cottle's
house on Ann street.
Mrs John Spackman is very ill at
her horse and but slight hopes are
entertained for .her recovery,
Secure your fruits, chocolates, tan-'
dies and nuts for Christmas from Mrs,
Mr J. A. Stewart took a load. to Sanders, Everything fresh and
London in his car one night last week , choice:: '
It is not often that it is safe to stare Mr and Mrs. Wan. Dunsford, who
oast with an auto the first week int
December, recently moved to town from Stephen
are now nicely settled in their new
Come In and look over our Bon home on Godley street; mach weicom
Bons If we cannot convince you ed by our citizens,
that we have the highest quality and".John Williams, a vagrant, was sent
lowest price he town we miss our up to Goderich for three months on
guess, W, J. Statham's; Friday by Magistrate Joseph Hawkins
The. Canadian Fire Underwriter's Coastable W, J. Bissett accompanied
Association has issued the usual warn_ him to the County Town,
!rig regarding the danger to life 'end At the recent annual meeting of the
property from Christmas decorations. Toronto Huron Old Boys' Association
and displays being placed too near Mr. Robert Holmes, formerly of Clin-
lightine systems. The property own- ton, was .elected president and Mr,
er 'according to statute, becomes ii- R. S. Crocker, formerly of Exeter,
able for any loss occasioned by care- financial secretary.
lessness in this regard. Don't forget that absent son or
. The one farm newspaper that stands daughter, but send. The Advocate to
for the farmer ill and out of season therm for a year as a Christmas pre
and has done so during the last 23 sent, They will have reason to thanks
years is the Farmer's Weekly Sun you 52 times in 1914, plus the remain-
of Toronto. If you are making a ing weeks of 1913.
business of farming, you will find'The The -curlers held a Meeting at the
Sun, the farmer's business paper, of 'Commercial House on Tuesday even-
great help,not only to you but to Mg and the committee -reportecl,hav-
every person on the farm. Let us ing made arrangements with Mr,
send you sample copies. Leavett for a sheet of ice for the
• fames Street Methodist church oh_ winter A further meeting will be
serves its Fifty -First Anniversary next bele Friday night next.
Sunday and Monday, Rev. J. W. Mr N. D. Hurdon, Exeter's author-
Beird, B.A., of Mitchell preaches the ity on fungi, brought into, the Advo-
eermons morning and evening at the carte last week a large mushroom of
usual hours. The congregation is the pink variety, which he gathered
making a departure from the tea en his own back yard, and which was
meeting to a Congregational At Home surrounded by a number of small ones
on Monday evening, at which the Lad- Th'ie is indeed a very rare find at
ies' Aid are tendering the congrega- this season of the year.
tion a home evening, without fee ox
collection.
The mail couriers from this ooint
complain of the practice of several
individuals putting money in boxes for
postage, This is contrary to . the
postal regulations, as clause 17 states
As the placing of unpaid or short-
pai,rl, mail matter in a box not only
giver rise to misunderstandings, but
ansa necessitates the courier's count-
ing the money accompanying it and
affixing the postage, thereby involv-
ing a loss of time and, consequently
reducing the efficiency of the service
over the route. Patrons must furnish
themselves with a supply of hostage
stamps, which can_ be secured from
the courier.
'The Advocate heartily, agrees with
the following from the Seaforth News
—"Thc 'Firemen introduced the idea
of singing "God save the King" at
the opening of their concerts, instead
of at the close, with the result that
everyone stood and sang the national
anthem with gusto, as it should be
sung The new idea is a good one,
as Canadian audiences in general and
Seaforth audiences in particular al-
ways seen: to think the singing of
the grand ,national anthem is •merely
means to accompany the putting on of
wraps and hustling out of the hall
wita as much noise and clatter as
possible. By all means let us have
the national anthem first.
All kinds of Nuts and Table Reis-
ins.—W. J. Statham's.
LOOK AT THE LABEL,— Some
Weeks ago we asked our readers to
look at the label an their paper and
if their subscription is not paid in ad-
van.cc: to send the amount by return
mail. There was a gratifying res -
pease to this request, but a lot of our
patrons have not yet responded.. Do
it -slaw,
ALWAYS IN THE MONEY.— Mr.
Fred Kerr of Crediton attended the
big international shooting match at
St-^ Thomas last week, and as ' usual
got in the money in several events.
Fred can be depended upon to make
from 00 to 100 per cent. Among his
winnings were, a heavy English Rain
Coat, 1000 Eley Shells, $42.80 in cash
and'a pair of shooting glasses.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS— The
electioa of officers of Lebanon Forest
Lodge No. 133, A. F. '& A. M. for the
ensuing year took place in. the Lodge
Room on Monday evening, with the
following result,—Wor. Master, Jiro,
W. B. Weidenhammer; Sr,' Warden,
Bro. W. J. Murray; Jr. Warden, }aro,
Dr. J. E. McGillicuddy; Chap., Rt.
Wor, Bro. Rev, D. W. Collins; Treas.
V. Wor. Bro. J. A, Stewart; Sec,,
Wor,, Bro. R. N. Creech; Tyler, Bro
S. Sweet; Auditors, Bro, N. D,1 -.fur -
don: and Bro. A. Hastings; Examin-
ing Board, Rt. Wor. Bro. L. 1-1, Dick-
son V Wor, Bro. C. H. Sanders, Wor.
Bro. W, H: Levett,
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS TREE
Decorations, 5c,, 10c, and 15c, at W.
J, Statham's.
FURS WANTED—All kinds of furs
for which highest prices will be paid,
—D. elartleih, Exeter.
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MISS J. 5, ALLAN, Eye Sight
Specialist, will be at the Central Ho-
tel,. Exeter, on Saturday, •.Dee. 13th,
For one day. .•
WANTED -A hustler to ;.aloe the
agency to sell lots for The Mount
Hope Heights Syndicate, Berlin, loc-
ation best at city; prices right and
good terms. Just 4 minutes '.calk
from new Rubber Tire Factory and
three minutes from Electric Linc on
'ging Street between Berlin ,and Wate
erleo A money proposition tor the
right man. Territory- to suit agent•
tt Table Raisins and all kinds of nuts'
for baking.—Follick's Quality Bak-
ery Exeter.
On Sunday evening, Nov. 23rd, dur-
ing the service in James Street .Meth-
odis. chuurch, a parcel was removed
or taken from a buggy left in the
sbed and as, it has not been returned
the owner would ask as a special eav-
or to have sante returned to the same.
shee'. next Sunday evening.
Something a little different in , the
shape of weather landed in on us Sun-
day .when a snow storm arrived, :el-
lowed that night by quite a -heavy
frost, which made light sleighing and
cuttering possible on Monday. The
wintry weather is very welcome to
the merchant and. appearances - "are
More indicative of an • approaching
Christmas.
Naval Oranges from 15c to 60c. a
dozen,—Statham's.
Rev J. W. Hibbert of Wingham
preached in James: Street .church ou
Sunday, his cU.seourses being much ap
precia c 1 His sermon In .the evening
was p tr icuiariy 'good, frons the text,
"Gree•..: _s he that is Lia you thaai he
the': a i -i t;ne world," ines object
was . i s_ro,Er neat "it :,seasier to do
right than to do urroag" as"God ` is
greater than Satan."
Oi Tuesday evening, Miss Dodd
was given a pleasant surprise when.
her class of girls of Caven Presbyters
ian church presented her with an ad-
dress and a small token of remember-
aace. Miss A. Mack read the 'ad-
dress and Miss A. Macdonald made
the presentation. Miss Dodd replied
very fittingly. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in social games • and,
music, after which lunch was servece
A quiet wedding took place at 2
o'clock on Wednesday, Dec. 10, at`'
the home of Mrs, Margaret Munroe,
when she .-became the wife of Mr,
George Warren Casady of Charles
City, Iowa. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. E, G. Powell. After
a short trip they will return to Ex-
eter for a -few days, and later leave
for Charles City to reside. Congrat-
ulations and' hest wishes are extend-
ed to them.
On Tuesdsy week the Epworth Lea-
guy of James Street Church elected
their officers for the next year as
foIlows,—Pres., W. S. Cole; Ist Vice.,
Miss 0 Gould,; end vice., Miss J'
Hardy; 3rd Vice:, Dr. Roulston 4th
Vice. Miss:I. Johnston; Sec„ Hubert
Jones: Treas., Jos. Davis; Pianist,:
Miss L .M: Frayne; Asst., Miss : N.
Johnston; Convenor of Lookout Conn.
aliss^..0. Treble; Floral Conn., iVliss Mav
Jones:. 'Citizenship and Temperance
J. M Southcott; Sec. Treys., of .Lor
ward Movement, Miss A : Handford,
Mr. W, J, Statham installed ` two
handsome siie,nt salesmen in his con
fectionery this week.
Mr, M. M. Doyle was in Toronto
this week.
Frank Glass, M. P., of London` ;vas
a visitor in town last week.
Mr. Geo David of Clinton spent
Sunday with Mr. Chas. Riney.
Mr and Mrs. Ed, Maguire are :'vis-
iting. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mills, Guelph,
Mrs Hackney and family of Far-
quhar are visiting Mrs, Arthur Snell
for a week.
Inspector Tom of Goderich is snake
ing a tour of .inspection of the schools;
in this sectiohthis week,
airs James Westcoti' aid daughter
ivXs:; Ila, of Douglas, Mane arevisit-
ing relatives In and around Exeter,
!Miss Fern Fisher., who ' has been
visiting the Misses Elia:. 'and ,Amy
Shapton returned to heti home'' in
Forest on Saturday,
Mr, S. C. latah was in Detroit ox-
er Sunday, He wets accompaniedb,acit
oet Monday by Mrs, Hanna and child-
ren Mount Hope Heights Syndicate
r .ii and they are now settled • in Me,
I Mlehle:Ybacher, 'Seo, -'Teas„ 28, r' rr,,Yan s house •t'ec;ently vacated
t<",,,v;.:; East Berlioz, One. ; by Mr, 8, W. Rowe.
F BARB "OU
PROM OPPORTUNITY
GOOD PLACES GO: TO
YOUNG LOOKING MEN
Its up to you to be one,
Gray :Hair is the biggest handicap
—but its also the one you can most
easily escape,
Hay's Hair Health restores gray
hair to its natural color and vigor.
ft is ;not a dye, it is a tonic easy and
sake to use, stimulating and nourishing
the scalp ,and hair roots, imparting
new life and vigor and giving that
healthy natural look which is so es-
sential to ,a youthful appearance, It
removes dandruff.
Your money will be refunded if it
fails after a Pair trial,
$1.00, 50c., 25c, Get it at our stare,
Sold and recommended by W. S,
Howey Druggist, Exeter, Ont,
Mr,, Young Creech, has gone to De-
Fitton
troit
Mrs W. W. Taman was in Toronto
part of the week.
>\?r Jas Martin of Seafortln was hi
Mr Wm Pugsley has gone to 7)e
troit to spend the winter,
Mr T, Elliott and family have mov-
ed into their new house.
Miss %athleen Stewart has: return
ed from a visit in London.
Mrs Mortinnore of 'London'Londonvisited
:
with relatives in town during the
week.
Mrs,'Hobbs of .Bier visited with her
daughter at the rectory during the
week,
Mrs Wm. Morrison of Owen Sound
spent part of last week with Mrs. S.
lkirs E. Christie returned Monday
froma visit. with Mrs. Lammie in
Detroit.
Mr Loney Heywood returned to
his divinity studies at Toronto on
Tuesday.
Miss Audry Jordan of London is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Murray,
After an operation for ear 'trouble
Mr. A, 5, Heywood, divinity student
of Toronto, spent the past week or
two, here
town aver Sunday,
Mrs. J. A, Stewart attended the
25t1; -anniversary of the marriage of
her sister Mrs. Manning in Bowman-
vifle last week.
Mr. Norman, Beaman and Miss Mack
of Starbuck, Man., are visiting with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Heaman.
Mr, David Ross of Winnipeg arriv-
ed here' last week to 'visit . with Mrs,
Ross at the home of -her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Wm. Rivers.
Debentures for Sale
The Corporation of the Village of
Exeter will receive tenders up to '.7.
o'clock p.m. Monday, Dec. 15th,1913
for the purchase of Debentures re-
payable . in ten equal annual instal-
ments of $1295.05, bearing interest at.
5 pei cent per annum from the is-
sue thereof, payable at the Canadian
Bank •of Commerce.
T. B. Carling, Clerk
Cho&fates
SOMETHING new
better and more.
delicious in choco-
lates. They literally
melt in your mouth.
Made from the first
selection of nuts and
fruits. The snowy
white cream'centers
are luscious. These.
candies are absolute-
ly, pure and whole-
some. Our stock is
always fresh. Sixty
cents to one'dollar
and a half the pound
-these are., Nylo
prices. Take a box
home ' today. Re-
member the name-
NYLO CHOCOLATES
FRESH FOR XMAS at
HOWEY'S DRUG STORE
Baled Hay
Baled. • Hay . for
sale: Any quanity
delivered. ,
R. O. SELDON
Exeter,
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Our Stock
Will Help With
Many a Christmas
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-
est 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 acid guaranteed,
MARCHAND
Jeweler and Optician
Exeter,. Ont.
The Home of High
Class Furniture
We have our shone 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.
rt. II. ROWE
Undertaker and License
Embalmer.
Phone '20a
EXETER ONTARIO
Special Xmas
Buying
Opportunities.
At the big Variety store all
this week. Come and bring
your friends to the feast of
good things. Hundreds of
gifts to choose from at 5c up,
Pow ll'
e s Bazaar
PHONE 55
Big Variety Store
Tdc Advocale to Jau.
15,
1 Silks
JONES.& 1YIAY
PHONE NO, 32
Christmas
Shopping
What Can We Buy
HERE IS A LIST TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. YOU WILL
FIND OUR STORE THE RIGHT PLACE TO DO YOUR
XMAS. SHOPPING. WE AR E JUST OVERFLOWING ,. WITH
ALL RINDS OF GOODS FOR XMAS. PRESENTS.
Fancy LinensCollars Gloves
For Ladies and Girls
Stamped Linens Ties
Colored Linens Handkerchiefs
Work Bags Furs
Hand Bags Purser
Sills Scarfs
Ties
Collars
Shirts
Gloves
Hose.
For Men and Boys
Ladies Coats
Only a few left to .clear out
at a big reduction
Some $25 Coats for $16
Some $15 Coats for $9
Some $12 Coats for $7
Millinery
All tenanted and untrimmed
Hats to go at Half Price,.
Pyjamas
Plats
Caps
Shoes
Scarfs'
Hose
Slippers
Waists
Dresses
Aprons
House Coats
Fair Coats
Overcoats
Suits
Sweater Coats
Childs Coats
Some real nice ones at. .tbout
Half Price, $3 buys a good.
warm winter coat, $15 laitys
a Ladies .Good Fur.Collar with
quilted lining,
l xis
A good selection of every
kind for the Xmas, Trade,
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