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Fall
Suitingst
and
Fashion
Plate
JUST- ARRIVED
Call and make a selec-
tion before the rush.
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
For Sale and To Let.
Pony, buggy, cutter and harness for
sale ata bargain; also house to let at
at once. Amply to Mrs. .1. T. %Vest-
cott, cor. Catling and Huron street.
The spot to Guy dinner sets, toilet sets,
and fent(', china Steirarts
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Advocate office,
Farrow COW for sale; apply to Thos.
Snell. Harm) street.
Wanted
Drug apprentice, apply at Cole's
Drug Store.
Ladies, lr' ,yott ore looking for rer,
810 !I sr!I neat. Stravn•t has tlaeul $10.00,
12.50 and 15.00
Property For Sale.
\V • have att present a handsome
piss— of property consisting of fine two
stot.•y residence and two lots, with
goad stable; :di in first-class condition;
c t:tv,•niently situated; all modern int-
provenn ,lt. Price is a snap. Call or
write'1'he Advocate Office.
I 1 anted girls to learn the millinery
Stt-ie art'.,
Lost.
t) ' the evening of Labor Day a field-
er's baseball alit in Exeter, between
(' .nimercial Hotel and the railway
teas k. Kindly return to Advocate
oflt •e.
3 eery special/ lines in \•eu' Dress
Goads, ,mirror finish Cobalt Brown
Ed caro! (;reel' ern-/ Meyer .Vary. $1.00
the yens. Strout!res
slnsionelth Apprentice warted.
.1 strong boy wanted to learn black-
sui t ling. Apply to
\Vm.Ogden, Whalen.
\i r.
T. G. Creech has purchased 51r.
I. _Armstrong's house, west of the rail-
way track on Huron Street. Ile will
mauve the building onto his father's
properly near the track.
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KiP1)en
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. McTaggart of
Ann Ar bur, Mich., visited friends here
Last week.—Misses J. and ida Dinsdale
have tone to 1.011dnn to take at six
mousse.' course at Use business college.
--H. erre, t %Vhitenlan has gone to
Lon•ion ,where he has accepter a posi-
tion in t drsrg store. We wish Bert
eves y .ncesss.--M►s. Bruce, after a
pla• ..suitvisit here with her brother
Jatnes NItilir,has returned to St. Louis.
- J. It, .buoiesan of North Dakota re -
nett est acgn iintancee here last week.—
!teas :S. Cameron of the Ottawa dis-
trict sill. it oo friends here last week.
His fa;her was formerly an esteemed
past... of St. Andrews church here. --
John ('. Millis and wife have returned
to Diana t /int.?' a pleasant visit with
the faisin• -'., t .'tier.-J.Jones, .trd con..
Stuns •v. 1+ 0.1 to extended visit to To-
1'on'.• and i. anion. --The pupils from
thi..ai-a a i. t ‘.11,1 are :it tending the
hila;-sho.•is lot the io-t tittle are:
(i„rafnir amts Il:'try fluid, May \1c•
(ir••w••'. :\11 e't rani • Many Johnston,
I *'1�IW���g������; I The recent rains, although a little
late. are vet y welcome. It was much
, needed even in this f;tvoiid section.
LOCAI. DOINGS. 1
Fanny Bowery has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mr. A. Dearing i, renovating his res-
idence west of the track on Huron
street previous to occupying it.
(iI:1N'1' '[1(1PLE•1'ti .'urrency"
"stubs" and "Stag" ('hewing Tobac-
coes, in big plugs. Quality 41%vays the
511111e.
This is the week of the Western Fair
at London and large number of town
:and country people are spending a day
or 5) in 1.o,idon,
Mr. A. Walters has greatly improv-
ed his house on the ecrne•r of William
street and South Boundary, and will
occupy it himself shortly.
Among the young ladies who gradu-
ated -as nurses on Thursday last at the
Hamilton City Hospital were Miss
Florence Northcott of Exeter, Miss
Matilda Clemens of Goderich add Miss
Ida Carr of St. Marys.
For Quality and Quantity ask your
dealer for the new big plugs of "Bobs"
Stag" and "Currency" Chewing
Tobaccoes.
Mrs. J. W. Creech, who went to
Ithica last week, sends word of the
death of her another five hours after
her arrival. Death is supposed to be
due to heart disease its she had not
been ill previously.
Word has been received here of the
death in North Berkley, Cal., of a for-
mer resident of town, Mrs. N. J.
Clarke, mother of Mrs. Miller White,
who now resides in California. She
was 60 years of age.
Mr. Thos. Oke and Mr. Alward of
Kingsville .pent Monday evening
shaking hands with friends here. Mrs.
Mary Oke, who has been in Kingsville
for some months, returned here with
them and will remain for some time.
About 1 o'clock Sunday morning the
evaporator at Exeter North was clea-
ts oyed by fire. It was owned by W.
A. Gibb of Hamilton who bad repaired
it and made it ready for operation
during the past few weeks. There is
no doubt that the fire was of incendi-
ary origin.
The ladies in the millinery rooms
are busy this week, preparing for the
openings. Miss Siebert of Berlin is
with Messrs. Snell & Rowe, Miss
White And Miss Northcott with Mes-
srs. Jones & Clark, Miss Rickbeil with
Miss Morlock, Miss Livingstone with
Mr. J. A. Stewart.
One of the best and brightest things
we can give, is kind words. They
have well been likened to the bright
flowers of earth's extistence. Use
them everywhere, but especially
around the fireside; they will make e
paradise out of a hovel. Nothing can
heal at wounded heart, or cheer a
crushed spirit like kinds words. Let
us not be so careful how we use then),
for they are the greatest blessing
earth can give.
People who write things which they
would like to see printed in a news-
paper, should bear in ruind that what
they write as their personal opinion
should be fathered by them, and when
they write stuff that is not fit for them
to attach their names to it should
never be printed. Remember, the rule
Of all decent newspapers and you will
never have occasion to put on the shoe.
This is the rule which we give in all
kindness. Never ask a newspaper to
do anything you are ashamed to do
yourself.
it isregrettnhle that Miss Martha
Carling, daughter of Mr. T. 13. Carling,
who wrote for a non-professional first-
class teacher's certificate at Brantford
this summer, should he classed with
those who billed when she succeeded
in getting an ;overage of 70,0 on the
papers, her lowest mark being 68 on
Geometry and her highest 07% on Al-
gebra. flawing taken honors she is
classed with those who failed, owing
to the fact that Mr. Burt, the princi-
pal, did not take up Mineralogy with
the class t hat should have taken the
work, consequently at the examina-
tion they did not write on that paper.
Undoubted the Education Department
will grant Miss Carling a certificate, if
not now, then on her passing anexam-
ination on this subject alone at a fu-
ture examination. 1t should not be
expected (haat she should try the whole
examination again.
Mists' Forecasts for Septe.her.
A regulat storm period the 14th to
10th is one of great and almost certain
severity. It is at the crisis of the au•
tumnol equinox. The equinoxes of
Jupiter and Saturn are in full force.
Vnlenn. Venus and Meson y are all
central in distnt'sing energy, with
Moon passing from (last quarter to full
at south declination and in perigee.
This period, and this whole. central
part of the month, is full of perturb-
ing cases and phenomenal possibili-
ties. Hurricane's and cyclonic storms
Etta .l:.l t ea t .sod 1Iagg.e shout I be anticipated about the south-
ern coasts, with sympathetic, equinoc-
tial, tornadic storms over the interior.
11 �..�..�..�..4++++4}}x}.1 The chances are that general storms
and atmospheric tiniest will continue
until a reactionary store) period which
L is central on the 211th, 2Ist and 22nd.
Presbytery of Heron•
The regular September meeting of
the Presbytery of Iluron was held in
Willis church, Clinton, Sept. 3. S. A.
('arriere was appointed Moderator for
till yen torn your thoughts the ensuing six months. S. A. ('arri-
to a \.•,. fall Outfit. This ere and J. L. Srnall were apponinted to
sea -on we will he more than address the Presbyterial %t .F.M.S. at
their next annual meeting at Kippen.
ever 111 advance with now Messrs. Carswell. Shaw, Larkin, l ras-
-t y I,•; and fahrirs ei• and Lowrie wrie were appointed to draft
a plat for the settlement of ministers,
New Sults for Fall along the lines tuiggested by the Gen•
IVcw Topcoats for Fall eral Assembly'sUnionCommittee,and
to report to the Presbytery at its next
New Stuffings for Fall regular meeting. Mr. Fletcher report -
Nest Ral,,en.ts for Fall ed that the Synod's Augmentation
Committee expected from the congre-
The new fall lines are cunt- gations of this Presbytery the sunt of
ing in daily now. 'We are ,•ti+i for the coming year, in support
confident of being able to of the Augmentation Fund, each con-
gt11011110 to contribute in proportion
please pill in the (Past par- to the number of its (Amities Mr.
1ictilau.
IT WIL
NOT BE LONG
(1 -e)
Call and Get our Prices
W.
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JOHNS
Merchnnt Tnitor - Fleeter
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Exeter Fall Fair Monday and 'Tues-
day next. Don't fail to come nut to
see the show. Everything promises a
big success.
Mr. 11•tyis li,udii ui, wvho has been
manager of the Exeter Canning & Pre-
serving Co., limited, since its estab-
lishment here, on Friday last tendered
his resignation to thedirectors,totake
immediate effect. The same was ac-
cepted and M►•. S. M. Sanders has been
appointed to till the vacancy. We un-
derstand that Mr, Gardiner will tetnrn
to Kingston,
Mt•. Fred Wells, an employe) of the
Ross Taylor Co., sustained severe in-Ilighestiprice paid for any quantity
juries to his left hand Monday morn- honey, wholesale; also
ing when operating the jointer. The
third and fourth fingers were injured
severely by having the bones broken,
while the serum( finger wits badly lac-
erated by the machine. The wounds 1
were carefully attended to and it isex-
pected that no permanent injury will
result unless it is a stilToning of the
fingers. However he will be off work
for some time.
Fair visitors at London during the
week;—Harry Rendre, \Vm. I3erry,
F. Wood, wife and son, R. Dinney,
wife and daughter, Mrs. L. Day, Miss-
es Martha and Bertha Snell, Thomas
Snell and wife, Clifford McAvov, John
\Vamsley, J. G. Jones, Thos. Itarvey
and daughter, Miss Gertrude, Mrs. G.
Anderson, Chas.- Sanders and sister,
Miss Jennie, Misses Maud and Laura
Elliott, Geo. Thomas and wife, D. Cob-
bledick, John Bell, Thos, Russell, Mrs.
A. Cottle, Jas. Neil,Miss Emily Brooks
James, Wes. and Miss Hose Dearing,
Miss Pearl Kestle, Roland Brintnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Handford,
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH \VEDNESDAi
‘Wheat Si)
Barley 40 4a
Oats 40 45
Peas 00 65
Potatoes, per bag 75 75
Hay, per ton 11 00
Flour, per cwt., family 2 50
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 111 1 15
Butter IS
Eggs 1(1
Livehogs, per cwt 6 011
Shorts per ton at 00
Bran per ton 20 00
\Wool, unwashed 12-13, washed 20-23
FOR SALE—one good driving horse
and general purpose mare in foal.
W. F. ABBOTT, Cehtralla
Just to convince you that Exeter is
not at a standstill we may say that at
present there are no fewer than twelve
residences in the course of construc-
tion, besides scores that are being
greatly improved in accommodation
and appearance, while during the past
six months a large number of homes
have changed bands at high figures.
The houses being built are owned by
Mr. H. Bedford, Sanders street; .Ur.
\V. Miners and Mrs. H. Gilley, Wil-
liam street, Messrs. E. H. Fish, \V.
Blatchford, J. N. Howard, Rowe &
Atkinson, Main street; Messrs. W.
Howey, Snell & Zuefle, Andrew street;
Mr. Taylor. Albert street; Mrs. Rooke,
Rowe & Atkinson, Elizabeth. With
this increase the demand is still un-
satisfied, and several parties have de-
cided to build next year.
A little difficulty between two cous-
ins in the township of t shorne, Wm.
N. Glenn and Geo. Glenn, was aired in
the Town Hall before ,Magistrates \V.
D. Sanders and John Fanner Monday
afternoon, with the result that \Ver.
Glenn was fined $10 and costs and
bound over to keep the peace for one
Year. The evidence showed that the
ill feeling seemed to arise first over a
money matter. Wm. owing George a
sum of money, which, however, was
paid and then the former accused the
Latter of opening letters. Finally the
two met when driving to their post of-
fice and one seemed to think that the
other did not take the right side of the
road, and a scrap ensued in which
George, who is aged about 20, while
the other is about 10, got rather rough-
ly used. hence the court proceedings.
The evidence indicated that 'William
struck George and that the blow ens
not in self defence, consequently the
fine. L. H. Dickson appeared for Geo.
Glenn and J.G. Stanbury for W.Glenn.
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Alt. Kint;an ha• returned from To.
ioo,
Mntr. (leo. Armstrong of Pat is is vis-
iting here.
Mr. Alf. Iluwey has gone to Clinton
for a few days.
Miss Etta Kerslake is visiting in
Liondon this week.
'.1r. John Farmer returned from a
trip West last week.
Afiss Ida Jot y visited friends in Sea -
forth over Sunday.
Miss Netta Frayne is visiting her
brother in Brantford.
Mrs. James s Walters has returned
from a visit in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Sweet of Clin-
ton spent Sunday here.
Mrs, (Rev.)Cranston of Patlmerston
is visiting at the manse.
Mrs. .1. J. \Vhite and daughter re-
turned frurn Detroit Friday•
Mr. Thos. Handfuls] returned to his
home in \Wisconsin Tuesday.
PEI SONAI.r
Miss Blanche Smith, who visited in
Putt ferry, reunited Monday.
Miss May Snell has returned from
visit in Toyota.. and Woodstock.
Miss Katie Bair of Blyth visited
Mrs. Willis Powell over Sunday.
.Miss Susie McDonald spent a few
days in Hensel! during the week.
Miss Georvina Knight of Merton is
visiting relatives in town.
\lies Kate M(Faul is visiting relat-
ives in St. Thomas and Seaforth.
'Messrs. N. D. lturdon and U. A.
Long are holidaying at 1'ort Prank.
Mrs. Newcombe is spending a few
days with her son John at Sttatfonil.
Mrs. T. 11. Mc('allurn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Willis in Lon-
don.
Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Collins of Oak-
land are the guests of Mrs. F. \V. (7o1 -
tins.
Kenneth Box of London spent a few
days in Stephen and Exeterdut'ing the
Week.
Miss Amy Johns returners frotn s
month's stay in Muskoka on Saturday
evening.
Miss Nina Yarling. Mrs. Collins and
Miss Iionthron have returned from a
visit its Toronto.
Mr. A. E. Hodgert, who has been in
the West. for several weeks, returned
home Sot 'trebly.
Mrs. Rivers :and snn Ilett, who have
Small presented a rill from the cnngrP. a Brit the post week in Toronto And
gatine of Auburn And Smith's Hill to I"'Rale), returned Mondry.
Rev. \V. 0. Richardson of \Vynming. Melsons Bonk inspector E. \V.
NA And of VI oesistock oats on officio) ; erly adjusted glasses. You should not A •ylendlrl showing of all wool Tartaric Large lift of •lana. r►i. e, tat , v.•, :G
duty at this hro10(1) last week.I fail to have the mattter attended to at
Asses Nancy and Mary A. Tom re•' once if you are so ullbcted.
t'irned from Toronto Monday. Mie.I m Phm.
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'IAry. Torn is new wishing in Myth. i
11Yr S• HO�EY1 U1
Dr. llonirr Kinsu.an of Sarnia spent Ill . S.
',ext regular meeting of Prea).vtery in WPdnesdiy in town. His children ;
rt. .%t.l'ew's rh•1rrh, Kipp••n. fuss Lay vwh 1 wisitetl lists for tae) aveks return Chemist and Optician
Nov. 12th. es is le hire. tarl•;yes tested free,
You Need
Cole's
Baking
Powder
When you want light, white, nutri-
tious tea biscuits and cakes.
It never, under proper conditions,
fails to make delicious and wholesome
tood.
25 Cents a pound
ALWAYS FRESH AT
Cole's Drug Store
ACCEPT NO OTHER
Miss Hazel Browning left Wednes-
day to resume her studies at Whitby
college.
Mrs. Reichert, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Bowey here and her
mother at Henson left Saturday for
her hone in Port Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wanless and
daughter Ruth, who spent last week
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hardy,
returned to their home in Duluth on
Monday.
Mrs. D. Johns arrived home front
some weeks visit in Sarnia on Wed-
nesday evening last. Miss Lilla Johns
and Miss Edith Sanders arrived from
Muskoka the same evening. - ---
Mrs. Frank Coleman who has been
at the hone of Mrs. Peter Bawden's
for several weeks owing to illness, has
sufficiently recovered as to be able to
returno hero
thome in lull, green.
The following were among those
leaving for the West Tuesday: Jatnes
Mair, Dashwood, to Clearwater; from
Ushor•ne, Peter Moir, Crystal City,
Man.; \\'m. Clements and sister, Lip-
ton. Sask.
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I ARE
YOU
CONTENT?
v'ith the (tour you are using?
If not, get a bag of
STAR BRAND FLOUR
and la. convinces! that it is
all we claim for it. it is the
perfect blended flour.
We have it good stock
on hand )lade from
old wheat.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER ONTARIO
SEEING CROOKED
is about As bad as notseeing at all. To
the distorted vision the things of life
must seem ugly and misshapen, And
what was intended to he nne of the
greatest pleasures is turned into a
nightmare.
iT iS NOT
necessary to sufTer thus if you will con-
sult prscticol 0111 iei,t rM s1101 as wP are
known to be. We ext) nvercolni' any
defect or distortion by means of plop -
The call WAS nnaniniotls, And latrgely
signed by members and Adherents of
ioth congregations Provisional sr-
rangent••nts were ensile for M►'. itich-
arilson's induction in the event of his
acceptxnte. it was agreed to hold the
T. HAW8IIQ8 & SON
Jobbers and
Dealers in
Builders' Hardware
Nails
Glass
Cement
Plaster Paris
Galvanized Shingles
Corrugated IronRoofing
T. HAWKINS & SON.
SAMUEL RO\\'E
J. D. ATKINSON
LEADERS
Of Low Prices and Easy Terms
%Ve are in a position to offer you good bargains in Furniture. \Ve
are showing a nice line of
Parlor and Dining -Room Furniture,
Tables, China Cabinets, Couches,
Rockers and Odd. Chairs
If you are in need of an extra Fed remember we carry a conn )lete
stock of IRON BEDS, WOOD BEDS, SPICINGS and MAT-
TRESSES, Come and see them.
You will Find our Prices Right
And we Guarantee Satisfaction
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Direotorsr
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 82
FAIR VISITORS
\Ve extend a cordial invitation to all attending our Fall Fair to
cone and see us. \Ve will be very pleased to see you and show
you our large stock of Fall and \Vintet \\eatables. \Ve were
never in better shape for our Fair and are complete in every line.
New Dress Goods
You will find ns headrprarters for Dress Goods. We have the
nicest range of goods we have ever shown. in all the leading
fabrics and colors. Do not fail to see them if in need of a new
dress.
Mantles
As we have done in the p tst We will continue in the future to be
the leading Mantle Hone of Exeter. Our stock is large and all
the new st ,les are shown to their hest in our Mantle Department.
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Millinery
Our stock is now complete with it wide range of the newest New
Perk atnd Parisian Shapes. Our milliners are already busy and
are reads• to execute all orders left for them. Leave your order
early sled get the best.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
Buy Your Fall Outfit NOW,
We are showing the roost extensive line of fall and winter sprite! ever shown.
New Autumn Dress Coods
New Autumn Millinery
New Autumn Coats
New Autumn Furs.
DRESS GOODS
We ,t on1 } ou to , iait aur deers 31(-,e+14 department. Neer have we ehnw n mi. h a ',right display of i titinia.
I.porsed Tweeds New atril•e. and plaid., dark ere. to, at So, and 7'.• )and.
FRENCH VENETIANS
(o-.1, firm all-nool plain .Ir.lh in all the new th:d. •, 1In., brown, green, red and i!a k, going to 1.. 115
Lig seller. Prise, 611- 7S. 11.51} ant.
BROAD CLOTH SUITINGS
Core• t welsh'. for 'oat,' a14 skirt• in all the new color-. Sa in. wide, Peke 11,25 } 1r4
SCOTCH TARTANS
Elegant Display of New Millinery.
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Ma•{nill-ent dirplay of r c • io.te,rtrd pattern hat and at}lish ready to -utast Piicee es*, A �nrdAl
invitation is es tended to ail.
SNELI4 & ROWE
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