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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, NOV EMBER 19. 1908.
Wedding
Invitations
In Newest Types
On Best Paler.
The
And Mehl Price
The Advocate Office,'Exeter
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
You Should See Our New Underwear
The Stanfield Make
-washable-no finer for Ladies, Children and (lents-ranging in price frorn-
Ladies,` 25c, 50c, 75e, $1.00, $1.25, and $1.75
Children's, Beautiful Goods and Prices that Suit.
Gents,' 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
41 4-1.4.4++++++++++++++++++++
FURS FURS FURS
In t .00ds we carry
• , ndtd range.
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WE wish to call your at-
tention to our
New Lines of Dress
Goods, Clothing,
Millinery, Footwear,
&e.
The duality of these goods speak for themselves. The prices talk econ-
omy. Give us an opportunity to show them.
Highest Price Paid for POULTRY, dead or alive.
Highest price paid for produce -Butter 21e. Eggs 21c.
Highest Prices Paid for Dried Apples, present quotation 5c lb.
CARLING BROS.
Heatherbloom
Skirts
for wear and comfort
beat all others!!!
We sell them.
i Also a swell line of Satin Skirts
in the latest style from $1.00 up.
SNELL & ROWE
Phone No. 22
Professional Cards.
DB. 0. P. ROL'ISTON, I. D. 8., 1). D. 8.
DENTIST
Member of the It. C. D. 8. of Ontario and honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
orrlcE. O. er Dickson & Carling's Law Office, to
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, 4 D. 8., D. 0.11.e
$honor graduate of Toronto Univerlatr.
1)E\TIST,
Teeth extracted a ithout any pain, or any bad effects
ORce oyer Madman k 8tanbury's office, Main street
Raster.
Medical
DR. T. P. McLAt'OIiLIN
1111 resumed practice after spending a year (Col•
lege) at British and Continental hospitals General
pra. ti.e with special attention to Eye, (a ith refrac-
tion) Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal.
D10KSON R CARLING, BARRISTERS, 80LiCI.
tors. Notaries, Conveyancers, Commlesiooen
Solicitors for Molsons Bank, etc.
Mosey to Loan at lowest rates of Interest.
Offices, Main street, Exeter,
1. 111. Caatue, 6A., 1, II. Drcasoa
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a taro, amount of private funds to loan
• farm and .il:a;e properties at low rate, of inter
Set.
rat. tl'MAN & STANBURY,
Barri•:er., Sollcitor.,Main at., Exeter On
134. PHiLLIPS, Ex1•:TEtt.
Licee•ed Auctioneer.
Eales ettende.t in sil parts. Satiefar(ion roam -
teed or no pat. Term, reasonable. All orlers left
at Advocate brtt•e will to promptly attended to.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal In rporated Society of
Mus tans, England; O sniet of Truitt Memorial
Church,F.xeter. Piano, Organ, harmony and Theory
of Music, Terms on application. Exeter. Oat,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company, also Fire Insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Compentes.
Main -St., Exeter.-
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Council of the County of Huron will meet In
the Council Chamber, in the town of Goderich, at 3
o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, the 1st day of December.
All accounts to come before the t'ouncil must be
placed with the clerk prevtaus to LANE,
shove
date
Dated at Coder, h, Nor loth. I. P.
Roosters for Sale.
t ha)e s f.. • - ('ockril Plymouth Ro k. f•r
ale. Speak pure k. T. B. CARLING.
F•
CAIRNS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
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Succeaor to Da. Ruin;
Special Attention to Dentistry.
Night calls left at the home of Mr. Peter itaadcn
Main street, (opp. Trltitt Memorial Church), ail! be
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Omce-Dr. Ramay's old stand ,corner of Main and
North itreeu, (opp. I'ym's Blacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited.
STRAYED HEIFER.
Them .tragi ed from. the prc rii.es of the undersl n•
ed Lot 2, Con. 2, Stephen, a two-year-old heifer,
color red, aeight about 850. small horns. Any per.
eon 'thing information leading to her re••orery will
be liberally rewarded.-ItYltoN E. iIICKS, ('entre.
11a P. 0.
Teacher Wanted.
For 8. S. No. 1, Stiphtn, state .alar, gnahflration
and experience. Duties to oommenre the beginning
of new .ear i919.
JOiiN G. WEIN, Crediton P.O.
House and Lot for Sale
There has been placed In the undersigned's hands
for sale, a brick house, nearly new, 1,i storeys high
containing8 looms besides summer kitchen and
woodshed, a good cellar underneath the home, a
good well of water near door, also good drive house
and stable on the lot. The lot contains 3-5 acus of
land in good state of cultivation on which are a
good number of first class fruit tearing trees • The
property is well fenced and eerything in first class
shape. This 1. a very desirable property, nicely alt.
mated, suitable for a retired farmer, or any person
wanting a nice tidy home. Satisfactory reason giv
en for selling and will Ire sold for far less than cost.
Forlorn, and particulars apply tr
R. 8. PHILLIPS. Auctioneer,
Exeter, Ont.
Tax Notice
t u ill to at the TOWN iiALl. each Friday and
on Dec. 12, it and 15, from A a.m. to 5 p m . for the
olicrtion of taxes.
W. J. RISSETT. Collector
Clearing Auction Sale
VALI'ABLE FARM STOCK.
The •mder.igned Auctioneer has been instructed
to sell by Public Auction at the
MKTROPOLiTAN HOTEL, EXETER
oN SATURDAY. NOV. 21. 1008,
at 1 o'clock sharp,
the following valuable property, viz
hones -1 four., ear -old drk ing m are, by Rarola
1 three•year•old colt, by Rontus: 1 two-rear•old
Pereheron colt.
Cattle -5 cows, supposed to be in calf; 1 yearling
heifer: 5 yearling steers; 5 two-year-old steers; 1
three-}earold steer; 1 two•year-oId thoroughbred
bull.
Poeltivel, •1l the atone •tock will be sold
as the Proprietor ha• rested hi• pa•taro
1•rm•.
TERNS- 12 months' credit zi.en on furnishing
appro. el Joint notes. 5 per rent off for . ash.
Il. S. PHiLLIPS, JOHN FORD,
to tt»neer. Proprietor.
Exeter Council
new road be gravelled to the north
side of the Gillis utill property. An
amendment by Councillor Fuke that
roaonly to the
A meeting of the Council was held soutth side of thebe � llislled property. No
in the Town hall on Thursday, Nov. seconder. Chairman Iieawa n would
6th. Members present were Reeve - not put the motion until he had visited
1 the property seeing the road and sit-
uation, asking the Council to meet
with him at the new road at 8 a. m.
Wednesday.
The tenders as asked for by the
Reeve for gravel for the new street
were opreed as follows: Wee '1'. Gilles
pie, Thos. White and Messrs. Thos.
Creech and Silas Handford. Heaman
-Knight-that the tender of Messrs.
Creech and Handford for $3.30 per
cord, being the lowest tender, be at -
Bolder, Council ors Johns, Heaman
and Knight.
Mr. D. Wynn presented a petition
signed by himself and others asking
l
for an electricg light at the corner of
Carling and Mill streets. -Granted.
Also that a light be placed at the cor-
ner of Victoria and Mltlberry streets.
Mr. It. Gillis interviewed the Coun-
cil regards the opening of Canning
factory Avenue to connect with his
property.
Knight-Heaman-That the Corpor- ce pied
ation putebase the land and conduit..Ad,journmeut W. Johns.
the street to the north side of Mr. Gil-
lis' property. -Carried.
Heaman-Knight--That the Reeve
and Councillor Johns be a committee
to procure the property necessary. -
Carried.
Johns -Knight -That the Council
ipay $16 for nurse in attendance of Mr.
S. Baskerville. -Carried. Order to be
trade payable to W. J. Bissett.
Adjournment \V. J. Heaman.
W. J. IIeaman acting clerk.
Regular meeting of t•he Coi,nnii was
held on Friday, Nov. Oth. All mem-
bers present.
Rev. D. W. Collins addressed the
Council in reference to the illness of
Mr. Baskerville stating that he was in
bad circumstances and asked that the
Council help him as they see fit.
Per A. E. Enke, that in the matter
of buying the roadway for the Gillis
Company as passed at it special meets
ing of the Council held on the 5th inst.,
be reconsidered and the action as tak-
en at that meeting be cancelled and
again reconsidered at this meeting.
Motion seconded by Councillor Johns
and Carried.
Knight - Heaman - That Council
purchase the land and continue the
street to the north side of the proper-
ty as purchased by the Gillis Company.
r%ii amendment.
Per Fuke, that thisCouncil purchase
the land and continue the street to
the south side of the Gillis Company's
property. The motion declared car-
ried.
The following accounts were read
and ordered to be paid: -Thos. White,
street watering $53.90. labor 50c,; for
labor. Thed. Jones $4.87, Geo. Cud -
more $2.50. Sidney Sanders $0,75, Alf.
Bedford $1.50, Geo. Atkinson $3, Rd.
Davis $2.75; \V. J. Bissett, pt. salary
$33; Exeter Canning and Preserving
Co., gasoline $8.45; C. %V. Cross, pt.
salary cemetery $20; \Vm. Vale, labor
at cemetery $4.50; Electric Light and
Power Co., street lighting $100.08,
Town Hall lighting $3.00; the motion
for $16 as passed at the last meeting
per nurse in attendance on S. Basker-
ville was rescinded and made payable
as 815; amounting in all to $278.40.
Passed on motion of Fuke-Johns.-
Carried.
Adjournment by Councillor Knight.
A. E. Fuke acting clerk.
The Council met in the once of the
Clerk on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, at 8 p.tn.
per call of the Reeve. All the ncenc-
bers present. The minutes of the
meeting held Oct. 22nd were read and
approved.
By-law No. 8 of 1908 authorizing the
levying and collecting of the Munici-
pal Tax for the year was read and on
motion of Johns-Heaman that the
same be now read a second and third
time and was finally passed on motion
of Knight-Fuke, the Reese and Clerk
signing the sante.
The committee re purchase of the
necessary land for roadway in the ap-
proach to the Gillis Co. Mills report
having secured the land from Mr.
Hawkshaw at $00 per acre and the lot
or property from Mr. Knight for $25.
By request of the Iteeve, Councillor
Heaman was moved to the Chair, and
on motion of Reeve Bobier--%V. Johns
-that the report of the committee as
submitted be at -reseed.- Carried.
Reeve Kibler ---J. Knight -1 bat the
Representative Wanted !
We immediately require the sen i es of a man
of good address and ability for Exeter and adjoining
district. A permanent position for the right man.
Write for particulars. -STONE .f WEI.1.INt.TON,
Toronto, Ont.
60 Acre Farm for Sale
The undersigned Is offering that desirable Ga acre
farm. being part of Lot 9, Con. 1, Stephen. There
is on the premises a good brick hoax, 2 tarns, (1
bank)driving shed and other buildings, orchard,
good wells, about 5 acres maple bush, 8 acres fall
wheat sown and fall ploughing
done. Possession
given January 1st. Will be sol very cheap and on
ea.. terms. For perucnLrs app dy• to
F, W. BAKER, Crediton East.
Executors' Sale
OF VALUABLE FARM
The Executors of the Estate of the late JOHN
SIIARP, deceased, sill offer for sale by Pub-
lic Auction
-On-
\VEDNESDAY, NOV. 25th, 1908
At 2 o'clock sharp, on the premises
That valuable term, containing 100 acres more or
leen, being
Lot 4, Con. 17, Stephen Township.
t'pon the premises there is a dwelling house, large
tarn s a; . upon stone foundation, small orchard.
At the same time and place there sill be offered for
sale 1 mare,1 cow, etc, etc.
TERMS AND PARTICr1.ARS
mute known on day of sale, or by application to
OEOROF.,S1IER1t1TT Executors
JOIIN s11F:Ritirr i
C 11. WIL80N, KENNFTiI GOODMAN,
Auctioneer. Solicitor for Estate.
Dated at Parkhill this nth day of November, 19A -
TMS MEANS TOE -Printing
tres., •. moat, w.,tch(s. mov-
is -c r.'. • n-,..t..,re, Mks. tea
ss.:. f.a.t.1!t.set, :iog(tpr_rice*,
• • • •aarcr :dl...e,. rta
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:p f r ;0A) t'':RAP
Irl 1101b Ir. i-• d foe catal..gue.
AILA1 RUDDER CO.
P O. i': 1-t eesden On
JOSEPH SENIOR, Clerk.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Miss L,f1ira Gregory is visiting
Woodstock,
Mrs, Wnl, Drive is quite ill and con -
and Miss A►ny Johns is spending a
week in Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Cudmore and Mrs. \Nut.
Cudiu ..i attended the funeral of their
brother-in-law, \Vm. Copp, in Seaforth
on Sunday.
"You are it" if you don't arta your-
self with Howey's "Cure -a -Cold Cap-
sules" for the first cold that comes is
sur to catch you.
Mr. and Mrs. Fret Luxton of Eden
returned house last week from an ex-
tended trip in the West, where they
visited their children. They are well
pleased with t' -at part. of Canada, but,
we believe, would prefer to live in Old
Ontario.
\Nord has leen rc.•a'ived here from
Crystal City, Man., ► hat Mervyn Red-
den, son of Mr. %Vm. Iledden, who
left here a few years ago for that place,
was last tve,•k tnk:'n to the Brandon
Hospital where he underwent a surgi-
cal operation for appendicitis. The
little fellow at last accounts was doing
nicely.
The Gillis Company is making rapid
progress in the erection of their Saw
and Stave Mill, north of the Canning
Factory. The building, which is 70
feet long and about 30 feet wide, is
completed with the exception of the
shingling of the roof, and the placing
of the boiler and engine is now occu-
pying their attention. There is ample
room for this industry in Exeter and
this Company is welcomed to town.
Phasic :I Culture Class.
Young then and boys wishing to
join Sergt.-Major Hector's Physical
Culture Class for three months, will
leave their manes at the Advocate Off-
ice. Terrns:-Young men, $2.00 for
course; boys, $1.00. Course to com-
mence Monday, Dec. 7th.
Took First Prize.
A short time ago Mrs. Lynch of
Washington sent an order to Miss
Minnie Wynn of town for a Large cen-
tre piece of lace drawn work and em-
broidered in white chrysanthemum.
The piece was made up in the most ar-
tistic style and torwarded to Mrs.
Lynch, who was so Hutch taken up
with its beauty, design and the most
excellent handiwork that she had it
exhibited at the Dayton (Ohio) Fair,
which, by the way, is one of the large -
est Hairs in the state, where it. was
awat(led first prize. This award re-
flects much credit on the maker and
speaks well for the handiwork of one
of our Canadian ladies, who is to be
congratulated on her artistic taste and
needlework.
Off for England.
Mr. \\'illia►u Merry, who has just
completed learning the shoe -making
with A. Walter & Son, Mr. Walter
Maguire, who has been eugaged paint-
ing with C. Heywood & Son, and Mr.
Ed. Pack, who has leen farming with
Mr. Campbell, Farquhar, left this
week for their old homes in England,
to spend the winter. On Friday evert-
ing, :Messrs. Berry and Magnin., who
have been valued members of the Triv-
itt Memorial Choir, were given a fare-
well social evening ill the school room,
when Mr. Merry hits presented with a
suit case and Nil-. Maguire with a pair
of gold coif links, in recognition of
their faithful and valued set vices in
the Choir. Rev. 1). W. Collins made
the presentations and wished them
God speed, assuring them of a heat ty
wel :ome to Exeter should they return.
The young men made suitable replies.
expressive of their appteriation of the
kindness extended to them during
their stay in Exeter. A program of
speeches and music was rendered a
contest excited keen competition and
gave much instruction, and a dainty!
lunch was served by the ladies of the
church.
in
Fishing
For Dollars
Are you satisfied
with the catch?
Aro you using the
beat bait
?
Classified Want
Ade in this
paper bring
results.
Wiuehelsea
Mrs. F. Walker of Crediton spent
last week with Mrs. W. W. Kerr. -
Mrs. Kerr and daughter Evelyn of
Cr(•dituu visited with W. W. Kerr on
Saturday. -A pleasant evening was
spent at Thomas Cowar'd's Friday, in
honor of the visit of William Bell of
Chicago, an old time resident.
Semses DEATH -This community
was shocked o S
t hear on Saturday last
of the death that evening of is highly
respected resident, Abigail Stacey, be-
loved wife of Mr. nab'. Godbolt. Mrs.
Godbolt was apparently as well as
usual at noon bat shortly •.fter her
husband went to his work at the
creamery she took a dizzy spell follow-
ed by vomiting of blood, and became
unconscious before her husband arriv-
ed, remaining so until the end which
came about seven o'clock, paralysis is
supposed to be the cause of her death.
Deceased was born its Brockville in
ISGO, and with the fancily moved to
Lumley when a child. She and Mr.
Godbolt were married about 2.3 years
ago, and lived until four years ago at
Sunshine, when they moved to Win-
chelsea. She is survived by the hus-
band and two daughters, Lulu and
Rhea. Three sister:, Mrs. Sinton Mill-
er of Cromarty, Mrs. Alex. Camra of
Sunshine, and one in C`hiesgo with
three brothers, two in Ilensall and one
in Chicago, also survive. The funeral
Tuesday to Kirkton was very largely
attended. The casket bore many
beautiful floral tributes which testify
to the esteem of the departed. The
deepest sympathy is felt for the bereav-
ed fancily.
MARRIAGES.
Dt'S.rnnn--BE.tI OM - In Toronto. on
Nov. lltb, Nettie, only daughter of
Mr. and Mr::. T. 13,-acot:., ;.. J•:a.ea
Dunsford, all of Clinton.
JlI1N1TON-Norr-At Hewat.i, S ask„
on Nov. 4, Mr. 3. E. Johnston of
lleward, to Miss P. V. Nott, daugh-
ter of Mr. Geo. Nott, Clinton.
\VALh'ER-ItAnirl-In Dash►v:., d, on
Nov. 18. Melinda ('atherin:;, tl.:ugh-
ter of Mr. anti Mrs. Henry P•et•'r to
Mr. Edmund \1'•l, ere, all • f Ilnsh-
wood.
\VIE-sON--LawsoN - -In Stephen, at the
home of the bride's parents, Con. 0,
on Nov. IS, Lillie, dan„hter .f 11r,
and Mrs, Geo. Lawson, to Thomas
J. Wilson of Exeter.
M('PIIAII.-LENOtt'Ay-At St. Peter's
church, Drysdale, Nov. 12, 11r. Mc-
Phail of • Saginaw, :Mich., to !Hiss
Sarah Lenoway, daughter of Mrs.
Christopher Ducharme, of Drysdale.
DEATHS
Core -In London, on Nov. 12, \Villiam
Copp of Seaforth, aged 77 years.
0u551N(:11.131-Lt Clandeboyt • Nov.
12, \Villiam Cunningham, aged 70
years.
Gounot.t'-In Usborne, on Nov. 14,
Abigail Stacey, wife of Chas. God -
bolt, aged 48 years, 3 months.
BERI(v--In Ingersoll, on Nov. 11, Mrs.
W. J. Berry, mother of Mrs. R. G.
Seldon of Exeter, aged 63 .r -ars.
MoNTEITH -In Clinton, on Nov. 7.
Elizabeth 11CMordie, relict of the
late Alex. Monteith, aged 77 years.
BIRTHS faxTorr.-At Lucan, on Nev. 17th.
Margaret Lintott, aged 83. Funeral
HouuINS-At Saintsbury, on Nov. 10, to Mooresville, Nov. 10th.
to Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hodgins, a ' out -mi. -10 Parkhill, Nov. 8li,, itoeets
daughter. Iturns in hie 90th year.
ATTENTION!!!
XMAS IS NEAR !
Edison Phonographs, $16.50 up
Edison Records, 40c
Amberol Records, 65c
To hear theta is a pleasure. To own one
is a joy. We would be glad to sell yon one for
Xmas. Drop in and talk it over.=:s
While in, look over our FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMES, COSMET-
ICS, and LOVELY POST CARDS. 011I4 XMAS GOODS are arriving.
Can. Exp. Bldg. THE PURITY J. Willis Powell
ONCE TOM'S CABIB
r. MAGNIFJ('R;NT PRODUCTION
A PACK OF SIBERIAN BLOODHOUNDS ! TWO BANDS!
A GRAND STREET PARADE EVERY DAY AT NOON !
JUBILEE SINGERS AND DANCERS FROM THE SiLMIY SOUTH
t.',VA AND HER PITT PONV I
MARKS ANI: HIS TUNNY DONKUN
OUR FUNNY TOPSV 1 SHETLAND PONIES 1
UNL:I_L TOM AND HIS ()X C:ARYr.
TI-II1 0121(31NAL.. 1 .O(3 t AUIN t
Opera House, Exeter, Friday, Nov. 20
Plan of Hall at Cole's Drug Sten.
Give Us The Signal
when you
are in need
of any of these
goods
We handle only the BEST
Osten Sound Portland Cement
Samson Brand)
I'aroid Hoofing, 1 and 2 ply
Raised Track Barn Door Henget s
$1.00 to $$1.L; per
Flat 7 rack Barn Door Hanger s 00 to Doc per
Parlor Door Hangers
(single and double doors)
Glass. all ease, Mock
Lock Sets, ant. copper, 50c to $3.00
Wood Heaters, $1.11) to $5.50
Basehurnere, $20.(M) to $16.00
C'nal Heaters, 81.1.00 to $22.00
Stave Pipes, Ell ews, Stove Boards,
flatland & Souvenir Ranges
Scranton ('nal
N@ASIAN'S IIARDARE & STOYE STORE
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