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Suitings
NEW 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 I.icenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
1)o ry1,11 wear good ready-made cloth-
ing? You c.1t sare ;hied money at
Stewart's.
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Advocate a ice.
For real d.•wtnullet honest fur rennet
Stewart has the Leat stock we !'now 01.
Their 7.50 1..,,q rug' is 0 winner.
Property For Sale.
We have at present a handsome
piece of property consisting of fine two
storey resid••nce and two lots, with
good stable; .11 in first-class condition;
conveniently situated; all modern im-
provement. Price is a snap. Call or
write The Advocate Office.
Edward /men, Royal Nary and
('o1„ret Browse. .1'he three leading shades
in Dress ;was. Steuart has tla•nl, 50e
75e, 85e, $ 1, 1.35.
Canada's Oldest Nurseries.
.%'e have the largest stock of cur-
rants, blackberries, grapes and rasp -
beta ies in Canada,elso complete assort-
ment of fruit and ornamental trees
eel shrubs. Write us before placing
your order. Agents wanted to intro-
duee the f .euous Herbert raspberry,
tl... hardiest and best variety known.
The Thomas W. Bowman & Son Co.,
Ltd., Ridgeville, Ont.
Blacksmith Apprentice Wanted.
A strung boy wanted to learn black-
smithing. Apply to
W nt. Ogden, Whalen.
/h; you u.,et to see flu• latest style.. in
Ladies Tailor made .lacke'ts! Stewart
has them. Three leaders $9.50, 12.00
and 15.00.
Plymouth Rocks for Sale.
.1 number of barred Plyntonth Rock
cockerels for sale. Spe ik quick. T.
13 ('.cling.
Women mad Girls Wanted.
Twenty women and go Is wanted at
once at the Canning factory. Good
pay and pleasant work. Apply at fac-
tory.
l;rr,, your 1roeeries at Stewart's and
tare money. The man that 81111 Bed -
path's sugar .old nine other.
Pumpkin Growers.
Pumpkin growers are requested to
notify :it once the Exeter Canning
anal 1' a•+erving Co„ the quantity of
plan (kilts they will he able to supply.
As :+ tt•aid,ul••er a wagon box with eight
ineh sides at Inched holds a ton.
,llia-a,eatt , Teo.' It's good. Only 30c.
St, mart's. .bailor Boy, Japan 251..
Hencert Raspberry.
Something new in a Raspberry.
"Thr best Red Raspberry tested here".
write, 1'(of. Maconn, Ottawa. "The
heaviest yielder among all Red Rasp•
berries", writes Prof. Hutt, Guelph:
\\'e have the only large su supply in Can-
ada to offer. Six plants $11Itl, Express
paid. Loyal .lgent -S. Powell, Exeter,
Ont. It .ern Bros.,
Browns Nurseries, Ont.
The finest lot lal tine French, i;•rly(is1
and Austrian China that Ire /are for
seen is at Stewart's. Pair special 10'
piece dinner set4, gold deear•.Itf.l, at 12.50
etas wanders.
IT WILL
NOT BE LONG
till yo•i tern your thoughts
to ,a New l''a11 Outfit. This
.,•.,...o we will be more then
ete•r in nava nee with new
.( lea arid fabrics
Ncw finite for Fell
iNee Topcoats for Fall
New Suiting for Fall
new Raincoats for Fall
The vitae fall lines Are eon+•
ing in el,uly now. \V,. 117'
conti.l.•ot of Iucirg able 311
!dense• yon in the least par-
ticular.
0 0
SP "Sr tfir 11,111,11.110` lirir 1."4"1"1" , ► Rev. Going pieaehed;(at Centralia EXETER MARKETS.
P , 4 i Sunday and also took the anniversary
Li)CAL t)UI1 GS. A i services .*t Sunshine'. CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
k____ lk�>k>ek,l4lta.aa641t/ -ler. leech Hortelanet with an tin-
, pleasant accident 'Thursday last at the
1loose and Lut for sale on Mill street, ' evaporator. He was, using a broadaxe
•ipply to David (i illi., Exeter. i making wedges when a false stroke of
Mrs. Fred \\'itwet' of 'Lnrirh is ill at ! the axe sliced nit' a Lug,. piece of Hesh
Fred Green's, Lake baud. 07, the inside of his left hand at the
Rev. Wnt. Martin and Rev. A. 11. base of the thumb.. The hone was not
Going exchange pulpits. next Sunday fiaetet t (l Iflesh ititheaied.soe tune�yi11 elapse he.
teeming.
31r. E, H. Fish moved with his fain- The marriage took place in Hamit-
il} into his new brick house on Maintun o0 Oct. 3, of an Exeter old boy, P.
last w 13. inform to Miss Lily Raycroft. The
strErt week,
11 r, astNorman Lloyd has Wanted into ceremony took place at the house of
the bride's sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Smith,
the house vacated by Mr. F. Fish un and was attended by about forty of
William street. the intimate friends .End relatives.
Crystal City Courier: --•'\1'. S. Stan- Rev. Treleaven tied the knot. The
lake has opened a branch of his photo- young couple left for a trip to Buffalo
araph business at Pilot 3lound.' and other points the Faille evening.
UTANT TRIPLETS ":currency' They will reside in Toronto. We ex-
"I3obs" and "Stag" Chewing Toltec- tend heartiest congratulations and
Coes, in big plugs. Quality always the hest wishes to Bruce and his bride,
saute The regular monthly meeting of the
Mr, Simon Campbell it. this week Su) tth Huron Ministerial Association
mot inq into the horse he recently ?vas held in the Main tit. ,Methodist
nhd front the late Jul"' Muirchurch, Exeter, on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
u case
I Members present: Revs. Martin, Fear,
estate. Goin Smith. Toll, Bean, Collins. The
Mr. L. II. Dickson of Exeter has been g'
following officers were elected for the
appointed to conduct the crown cases ensuing year: Pres., Rev. Fear, Exe-
at the assizes which open in Goderich ter; Vice Pres., Rev. Smith. Hensall;
on Dec. 10. See'y-Tre,ts, Rev. Bean, Crediton, The
H. Barnes, V.5., recently of London, next regular meeting will be neld in
who was appointed meat inspector the Presbyterian church, Hensall, on
with headquarters in Toronto has been Nov. 4. The Committee appointed to
transferred to Ottawa. prepare a program for the coming year
Miss Mary Mack who has been tit- presented the following schedule,
tending Business College, at London which upon motion of Rev. Collins,
has accepted a position with Ilaskett sec'd by Rev. Toll, was adopted: Nov.
& Ilodgins, London, as stenographer. 1, Old Testament Criticism, Rev. L r-
The C. P. R. has formally taken c(ultart; Dee. 2. Cotnpxratiye Religious,
over the St. Marys and Western Rail- eE' Martin; Jan. 3, Christ and the
way, which is next year expected to Church of tete present, Rev. Bean; Feb.
be continued on to Exeter and Sarnia.
J'Wells;Rev. Mar. 5, Some Modern Reformer
Mr. Wut. Welsh on Tuesday moved of the Past Fifty Years, Rev. Fear:
from Sintcoestreet to Mill street where Apr. (1, some Epoch in Church 11is-
be will occupy the house he Recently tory, Rev. Collins; May 7, The Lessons
purchased from Mr. D. Wynn, being From the Monuments, Rev. Doherty;
the late Edward Hunt's property. June 8, The Matter and Manner of
For Quality and Quantity ask your Preaching, Rev. Hart; July_ 11, A Re -
dealer fur the new big plugs of "Bobs" view of the New Theology, Rev. Fletch-
"Stag" and "Currency' Chewing er. The place of meeting will be ar-
Tobaccoes. ranged at each preceeding meeting of
The cement walk on Victoria street the Association.
from Main street church to the parson- Chicken Wanted.
age was put down last week, while Carling Bros. will accept alive or
that on James street from Sovereign dead chicken. The latter must be dry
Bank to James street church was put picked.
down this week. Candor Thanks.
e Liberals of South Huron meet I desire to express env sincere thanks
to -c y in Hensall to select a candidate and appreciation of the many acts of
to contest South Huron for the Legis- kindness shown us during the illness
Nature. The general opinion seems to arnd subsequent death of my beloved
he that Mr. Jacob Kellermann of wife. No sweeter memory can live in
Dashwood will be the man. any heart than the memory of their
Mr. W. II. Robarts of London oc- untiring devotion to one who has just
copied the pulpit of the Trivitt :Mtn- left us. Daniel McCurdy.
oriel church on Sunday last in the ab- Card of Thanks.
sense of the rector who, together with 3Ir. Fred %Veils desires to thank the
Mrs. Collins, was attending the wed- Ross Taylor Co., the employes, and
ding of his brother-in-law at I(idwe- other citizens for their kindly consid-
town. • enation for hint during the weeks stile
The Exeter School Field Day will be sequent to the recent accident by
held Friday, Oct. 18, at which a large which his hand was injured. The
attendance of parents and others is member is now, happily, becoming
expected. A program of interesting well healed and ere long he expects to
events will he given. Everybody wel- be able to return to his work.
come. Come out and enjoy a full Gentlemen, Are You Bald?
afternoon of sports. No admission. Don't miss seeing Prof. Dorenwend's
Mr. W. J. Heaman lost his driver famous Art Hair Coverings, demon -
last week. The animal broke loose strated at the Central Hotel, Exeter,
front the stall and got at the oats dors on Friday, Oct. 18 10 07, with toupees
ing the night, and ate an overdose of and wigs that are so perfect in con -
them. Everything possible was done strlwtioi that when placed in position
to relieve the animal but after suffer- on any bald head will defy detection.
ing intense pain for two or three days Over 85,000 gentlemen of everyrofes-
it died. skirt in iife enjoy the wearing ofp these
That Mr. Geo. Penhale still leads in art goods tu-dity. They are protection
this district in the quality of Lincolnt
and comfort to the head and beneflcinl
sheep is amply proven by the fact that to health. Gentlemen, throw off
at eight fall fair be won :i2 first and 27
those old style grandfather's caps you
second prizes. The fairs attended are wearing in yourstores, offices and
were Exeter, Mitchell,Zurich Seaforth, residences and get nature's own pro -
Ailsa Craig. (ioderich, Hayfield and pro -
teethe) for baldnees, hair. as invented
Kirktom. by Prof. I1arenwe•nd. if you value
Eighty-nine municipalities have de -
do
!sent Hid and nice appearance
sided to vote on Local Option I3y-Laws do not stand back. but i crest i ado far
at the next municipal election. In yourself, as no charges arse made for
this neighborhood there are few, God- fall illustration. ,{ememher the date,
erich, Bayfield, Howick and \Vroxetet Friday, Oct. 18th.
being the only places in Huron County. HicksForecasts for October.
10 licenses are held in these four A Heartionary Storm Period will
places. culminate on and touching the 14th
and kith. i0 fact, the ea Is
We are in receipt of a copy of The r>s are such
Prairie News, anets paper printed aL that threainsng conditions, with
Govan, Sask., and edited by Mt. 8. 3. autumnal rains, may continue front
Latta, an old Huron boy and former
preceding period, the 7th to 11th,
teacher in S. S. No, 3, .Stephen. It is ending in a secondary culmination of
a well gotten up end newsy little sheet crisis on the1-!(11and lith. Much of
and under the sells management of the country will experience very cool
days Mr. Latta should be a stiCCPAs. and frosty nights not far from
the 15th to 18th. A Regular Skein
Mr. Alex. Dow, wife and family at- Period embraces the full Moon very
tended the funeral of Mrs. Dow's only close to the celestial reliator. This
brother, John McIntyre, in Fullerton ?natter of the Moon being on the
township on Wednesday. Mr. Mein. equator at new and fell appertains to
tyre died on Monday after a week's the equinoctial periods, and they cm -
illness of peritonitis. He was 17 years respond ibis month so closely .as to
of age. A wife and fetidly of two sons suggest equinoctial phenomena net fat•
and two daughters survive. 'I'itn re- from the 7th,
as well as the period iSth
mains were interred in Roy's cemetery. ht 22nd. Seismic disturbances will he
Hev. Mr. Butt of Centralia occupied quite natural at hath periods. This
the Jantes street pulpit on Sunday
last, Mr. Going being .et ('entreslin,
The sermons delivered by aft. Butt
were very interesting and instinctive,
And large congregations were present.
The Sunday school redly in the After-
noon wits a pleasing affair. Mr. P.
Frayne, the superintendent. occupied
the chair and interesting addresses
were given by Rev. Batt and i fr. 1101 -
fired of Clinton. •
fourth storm period covers the 18th to
22nd. and promises to luring the getter.' W
al exposer(' to orchards, gardens arid I HARVEY BROS.
HPIds, as the reactions to cold and l
frost during touch of September and , EXETER ONTARIO
early Octol.er,
Wheat 1 00
Barley 53 55
Oats 47 50
Peas 81) 83
Potatoes, per bag 50 75
Hay, per ten 1.2 00 11 00
Flour, per ctrl., family 300
Flour, low grade per cwt 1 45 1 50
Rutter 20
Eggs 20
Livehogs, per cwt :e Sat
Shores per ton 23 0(1
Bran per ton 22 00
Highest price paid for any quantity
honey, wholesale; also
FOR SALE -one good driving horse
and general purpose mare in foal.
W. F. ABBOTT, Centralia
MAKE
YOUR
I
The brush you want is undoubtedly
iu our stock. %Vhen it comes to bris-
tlegoods we carry it very large and
tine assortment.
BRUSHES
Carefully selected from the stocks
of the best foreign manufacturers.
You will find it a pleasure to pick
from our assortment of
Hair, Cloth, Bath, Hat,
Nail and Tooth Brushes
See our New Bair Brushes
25c., 35c. and 50c. Each
Cole's Drug Store
EXETER
Mrs. Douglas left Motility morning
to visit in Toronto.
Mr. Fred Treble yisited in London
and 'Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Welsh left Mon-
day for Regina, Sask., where they in-
tend spending a few weeks.
Messrs. Meek O'Neil and Hobert
\Vr,ty of London visited the former's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Marshall, last week.
Misses Nena and Louise Carling
spent :i,tturday and Sunday with Miss-
es \Vinnie and Martha Carling at God-
erich.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Exe-
ter North, has gone to join her hus-
band at Calgaryy.
Air. Henry Meakins left Tuesday
morning on the Hunters' Excursion
to Powasson, Ont, where he will shoot
and visit with his sons,
Miss Maud Plewes who has been on
en extended visit (0Tuckersnlith,Clin-
ton, %Vingharn and elsewhere, is here
visiting her aunt Mrs. James 1Valters
prior to leaving for her home at Sault
St. Marie.
THAT
NUTTY
FLAVOR! 4
Wein�,���
we have it �,���
We have our
10 STAR FLOUR
it contains the qualities
Oust tickle the palate.
You must have heard it
again and again that
Harvey's Sta r
makes the very • best bread
-Try it and you will senile, too,
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PERSONAI
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Little Eliza A. A. Iliggins, daughter
of Mr. end Mrs, Thos. Higgins, of For-
est. former residents of town. aged 11
months and Il► daye, who had been ill
of spinel meningitis for ten days et
the residence rf Mr. Samuel Adare,
Parkhill. died on 'Thursday 911th, The
little child suffered terribly, the best
medical skill being of no avail. The
1•enutins were interred et Forest on
Friday. Much sympathy is expressed
for the bereaved parents.
Dr. C. S. Edy in the interest of the
International Eieform (Bureau nddresa-
ed ,t meeting in Jetnee street church
on Friday evening. The address was
of a Temperance nature. Four points
are specially set forth as fields of work
in which the Canadian branches should
engage, viz.. the banishment of the
public bar, the repeal of the law which
legalizes rare track gambling, to ask
the civilized governments to unite in
measures for pmteet:ng the unciviliz-
Mrs. Encrett and Mrs. Brown return-
ed to Sarnia Friday.
Mr. Robt, Elston is here from Mich-
igan visiting relatives.
Mr. Reg. Elliot of Norwich visited
in town during the past week.
Mra. hounding and Miss (iertie
Mason are visiting in Belgreve,
Mr. H. Sp icknian left. \Vednesday
to visit his brother in Blenheim.
Mrs. Statham and Mrs. Homey re-
t n►ned from Saitinaw Monday night.
Mr. Frees Elliott of Haileyhury ar-
rived Tuesday night to spend a few
days.
Mist' Nellie Hatter left last week for
Winnipeg where site will retrain for a
time.
Mr. and Mrs. \Virkwire visited at
the former's home in Leamington dur-
ing the week.
Miss A. Marshall, of Harling !fall
College. London. is the guest of Mitis
Hazel Dignan.
"iT MAKES ME SMiLE."
"i've been wearing glasses. 1
couldn't read half the print of the
'Advocate,' and now i can toad it all.
This pair makes me feel like a three-
year-old.'
T. AAWIiINB & 60N
Jobbers and
Dealers in
Builders' Hardware
Nails
Glass
Cement
Plaster Paris
Galvanized Shingles
Corrugated Iron Roofing
i
T. HAWKINS & SON.
SAMUEL ROWE J. D. ATKINSON
LEADERS
Of Low Prices and Easy Terms
We are in a position to offer you good bargains in Furniture. We
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 bed remember we carry a complete
stock of IRON I3EDS, WOOD I3EDS, SPRINGS 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 Direotorb.
JONES P.& 82CLARK
GOOD NEWS
For the Coming Cold Weather
Winter is almost upon us and we must be prepared for its cold
blasts. We are all ready with the "GOOD (,OODS" to keep
you warm and comfortable. We have a splendid stock of Man-
tles, Furs, Dress Goods and ('nder•wears to make your selec-
tion from.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ladies' good heavy knitted Vests
and Drawers 23c. each.
Ladies' gond Heavy Inion Vests
and Drawers, 50c. each.
Ladies' pure wool Vests and
Drawers, 75e., $1, $1.25 each.
MENS' U4DERWE.AR
• Men's fleeced•lined Shirts and
Drawers, SOc. each.
Men's heavy wool Shirts and
Drawers, unshrinkahle, 7&c.
Men's pure natural wool Shirts &
Drawers, $1, $1.1n, $1.50 to $2.50.
Boys' es Girls' Underwear in all sizes, 26 to 500
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!
Ladies' Neck It riffs $5, $.K, $1(1. $15 to $227; Ladies' Muffs $5, $6, $7 to $25
Ladies' Coats $35, $1n, $id): 1. ulies' and Gents Fur -lined coats $15 to $00
Menti Fur Coats, $20, $30, $10; Fur Caps 81, $1.60, 82, $3, $5, $7, 810.
Ladies' Mantles
Always the hest to choose from. New coats arriving every few days
keeps our stork up to date iri every respect. i)o not fail to have it
try -on if you need it Cnat.
Millinery
Our 311111(1ers are f,.irly rushed to keep up with their orders. Come ear•
Iy to Irawe your 01 der and give then) A rhAnce to fix you up real nice,
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
Watsons' Underwear
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Underwear That Will Wear and Not Shrink
Women's Union Vests and Drawers to' Misses Fine Wool Vests and Drawers,
match. flne rib, medium weight, grey i the heat quality we have ever shown,
or cream At each 40e. guaranteed not to shrink. Price Ac•
cording to eine.
Women's Fleeced Vests and Drawers,
lovely and warns. in grey and white "` --- -
at each ata:. ('hildren's inion Vests and Drawers
in foil range of sizes, good wearing
Women's fine rite Vest and Drawers, quality. Price according to size.
in grey or cream, close knit, superior•
quality at Pact► 511c,
/k . -- - - - -- ._ --- -
\L'I: 9Ol.D THOSE GLASSES
Child's Knit 1'nderwaiete, well trade
ed lands from the ravages of the Misses Otte Park and \VilvertlaWomen's extra fine tet,lity wool Vests and finished in all sizers it all one price
white roan's trefm a in intoxicants and Quante of Ades Craig spent Sunday and now he's happy. Our glances will
and Drawers to match, sire al And 'G; cents,
d p RR 11111x11 for you. No occasion for in white or grey... . at each 7i pc.
opium. As well as other forms of evil with Mrs, Qnnnre, Ix ing eros. when you wear thorn.
tointroduced. ee('hien5(1 appeal
the to llrit ccn Ih`lr`sEli therhtll Iran. has been with
Try them, huv theta, and see. D•on't %Vo rices,' slip waists in white or cream Children's Meek Wont Tights, goon
Cult and Get our Pricesy cost but a trifle. 1 long sleeves, in two tie:dittis quality, rotor guaranteed. Prire ar-
et Iquirentents which ceeniiu'I her to Allow 1 vine. returned home Saturday. i :,t oil tie and 5410. cot ding 10 size..
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sieltt took place as t 1 the advisability I for Jonesville. Mich., to et (told the
of forming a berme. .f the Ileforrn I marriage of their seen, Warren. I
League in Exeter. bet so tit finite Ac- i "Doctor" hid. Hall of Iiritish•Seven-
Mer�hsnt Tailor Exeter 11.19 tuns t+k.'o, .lt 1 t(hce
,.'1 i. expect •tl NI fame is here fr�•m •.•i
the Horse Chemist And of ?nn
+++++ ♦t+♦ ,1.44.4.+4.4.4.x.., t hat a branch will 1.•• f•1: Me 1 1 iter, ..1 Itefitee for a raw ,3 ,1 visit. sr Eyes tested free.
W. JOHNS
the hideouts opium 1rftle. A discus- '.Ir. and Mrs. I) A. ite•s left Tuesday
W. S• Phm.R.'
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