Exeter Advocate, 1908-12-03, Page 8e TI.os. G. Creech la confined to tt,c
Mise Vera Campbell
>1r. it. N. Rowe to learn cletk:'ts.
Douglas Stewart is again utile to be
out and is spending a week wit!. Mr.
and Mrs. Shtrray near Hensel), to re-
v upet ate.
ltev D. W. Collins goes to Lucknow
w t•n'at•It anniversary services Su.tlay.
His l.ulilt will be occupied by Hai. C.
W. Sat.dcrs of Luckttow.
Mr. Sidney Sanders. who had nearly
recovered t:otn his recent Illness. has.
unfortunately, suffered a relapse. and
is agate confined t• his room.
The government hag forbidden the im-
portation of 1 IVC stock from Michigan
owing to an outbreak of the foot and
mouth disease there. Not even a poodle
dog to allowed to pass the frontier.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Institute will be held on Friday, Dee.
4t1, at 3 o'clock In Senior's Hall. The
nx•;ntxte ate requested tobring Christ-
mas suggestions and Christmas presents
—Mrs. Cobbledick, President.
Mr, W. G. Paterson of Seaforth, or-
ganizer for the A. O. U. W., is in town
tells week In the interests of the Work-
men. The D. D. G. M. Harry Morris of
\Vingttam will pay his official visit to
the Exeter Lodge on Friday evening.
The Lattice' Guild will (told their
Bazar In the Town Hall, Friday, Dec.
4th, afternoon and evening. A good pro
grant provided. Mrs. Weidenhammer will
recite and Rev. Carlisle of Lucan will
sing : also other- good local talent. Al -
mission 10 cents.
Niro. Russell. wife ot Rey. Walter nue-
sell. the Presbyterian evangelist who
assisted at the London Conference meet-
ings held here in June last, preached In
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning
and 1,1 James street Methodist church
Sunday and Monday evenings, thus com-
mencing the revival services to be con-
ducted here during the next few weeks.
Messrs. Crossley and Hunter were un-
able to get here for Sunday, but Mr.
Crossley arrived Tuesday and Mr. Hun
ter Wednesday. much interest is being
manifested In the meetings.
Donald Taylor head.—'The death of Mr.
Donald Taylor, an old and respected re-
sident of London, formerly of Exeter,
took place Friday, Nov. 23, at his ,late
residence, 285 Clatencc street, atter an
illness extending over a year. Ile was
80 years of age and was born in Scot-
land, coining to thla country when qul'e
young. Ile is survived by his wlte,t
daughters and one son : airs. A. Nichol-
son of Godc►•icit : Mrs. W. Campbell, 213
Bathurst street, London; Misa Loutae
and Wellington at home. The funeral
took place Friday morning at 5 o'clo^k
to the Grand Trunk Depot la Ciowhr[ce
tho remains were shipped
h
for interment.
New Winterl LOOK
+++1 1 1; t: 1 +-F4•+++++++++++++
Suitings
Over Coatings
Pantings+
and Vestings
in all the latest
shades & patterns
at reasonable prices
SEE
the New Fashion Plates
for the present season
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
STEWART Is pad
EXETER MARKETS.
house owing to Illness
STEWART paging for has engaged wit., CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Choice Turkeds 14C,
Choice Geese WOC,
Choice Ducks ftc,
Butter, prints or rolls, 24C,
Eggs 23c,
Dried Apples Q /-2C
Go to Stewart's!!!
Business Locals -- Read Them
CHOICE CANDIES, FRUITS AND
CONFECTIONERY at a Selling Price
—DEAltlNO'H BAZAR.
Watch the Window of The Purity!
Hair Brushes make useful Xmas
gifts 25c. to $3.00—Cole's Drug Store—
see them.
WOOLS of various kinds for Fancy
Work at Dearing's Bazar.
Greatest Assortment of Xmas
Cards now in town, are now on sale at
The Purity.
The Big Bankrupt Stock Sale at the
Exeter Bargain Store will continue
another week. and to -day (Thursday)
another lot of Dry Goods will be placed
on the bargain tables. All the stock
will be offered at rattling big bargains.
ALL MCST Cil). All the shop furniture
will also be offered at half price. The
Store for sale or rent.
J.
BRODERICK.
Return At Once.
The person who took a pair of light
harness tugs from the stable of Mr.
John Iiawkshaw on the night of Nov.
27th, is requested to return same at
once, as their identity is known, and
so avoid prosecution.
Toys—We have a full and complete
Stewart's for Clean, Fresh Groceries
for X,nas. Try their 30c Tea-31i.red,
Black or Japan.
1ltarriago Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
Stewart's jor Bargains ! $40.50 buys
a Lovely Fur -lined Coat for a Lady.
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January 1st,
1910, for one dollar. Tell your neigh-
bors about it.
Stewart's for Xmas China -25C to
$2.50 for Jardineres, $2 to $9 for Toilet
Sets and $12.50 to $30 for China Tea
Sets.
"You are it" if you don't arm your-
self with liowey's "Cure•a-Cold Cap-
sules" for the first cold that comes is
sure to catch you.
Stetrart's for Rare Value in Dinuet
Sets. 108 piece sets, $7, $8, $10, up to
$16. Imported direct from makers --
swell for Xmas Gifts.
line of NEW TOYS—Dolls, Horses,
Chairs, etc.—MARINO'S BAZAR.
"The early bird gets the worm" this
old saying is trite in regard to Xmas
buying, Come early while our stock
is complete. Howey's Drug Store.
Mrs. Toms, widow of the late Judge
Toms, of Huron County. died recently
in New York, of cancer.
Oil drillers who have been prospect-
ing in the northern part of Huron
have abandoned the work owing to
the difficulties to overcome in the way
of water, bard rock, etc.
Major-General Sir Percy H, N. Lake.
chief of the general staff, Canadian
militia, has been appointed quarter-
master•general of the Indian army, in
succession to Major -Gen. H. C. Sclater.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marchand received
the sad news last week of the death of
their sister-in-law. Mrs. Pevuegnat. of
Stratford, who died on Wednesday.
They left Thursday to attend the fun-
eral, which took place to Berlin.
Now Barber Shop.
Call at the New Barber Shop, north
of the Metropolitan Hotel, for a clean
shave and a good hair cut. Also
Clothes cleaned and repaired and press-
ed, at reasonable rates.—MacK VIN-
CENT. Proprietor.
$5.50, $6.50 up to $16 for sontt
Astounding ratites in Fur Ruffs ae
Stewart's.
Pars Repaired or Remodelled.
M. BALKWILL,
Andrew St.,
Exeter.
The Advocate will be sent. to any
address in Canada to Jan. 1st, 1910,
for 81.00.
$3.75 for a Lovely Neu Style in Net
Waists, silk -lined and trimmed with fan-
cy fillet trimming. Stewart's.
"Miss Vera Rowe, of the Grand
Trunk office staff, is confined to her
home with an attack of blood pois-
oning."—London Advertiser of Satur-
day. Her mother, Mrs. R. N. Rowe,
went to London Monday, when it was
found that Miss Itowe was improving
nicely. The trouble was caused by
the paring of a toe nail.
Although the weather has been sum-
merlike it is none the leas a fact that
Christmas will soon be here. Exeter
merchants are exhibiting Christmas
goods and it should not be necessary
for us to warn the people to do their
shopping early while stocks are hull
and salesmen are not rushed. Itead
the advertisements in the Advocate
for lists of goods for sale.
According to the new election law 40
days are allowed in which protests
may he tiled. December 5th is the last
day for filing these documents in con-
nection with the recent Dominion
election. and 15 additional days are al-
lowed for filing counter protests.
Thus is the heart failure period for
crooked election workers prolonged on
this occasion till almost the very eye
of Christmas.
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay, per ton
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per ow
Matter
Effge
Dried apples
Livehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
1122
38
37
73
60
7 50
1 40
ire
52
38
82
W
8 00
2 75
1 45
23
23
675
23 00
20 00
lure on a visit to relativos.--Mr. and Mrs
J. 1D. Atkinson of Exeter were guests
of the tatter's stater on Sunday.—Dr.
Mair and Hugh Norris Jr. ot Staffa were
on the Boundary last week canvassing
for subscrlberst o the Stella Telephone
Company. They got ti:e promise of five
we would Like to hear of llensall
becoming ltitereated in a rural telephone
east of their town.—Jiro. Martin McTag-
gart 1s under the doctor's care. Iter
daughter, airs. Wilson ot London le here
waiting on her ; also her daughter, Miss
Emma ot Detroit la in attendance upon
her mother. We hope to soon hear of
her recovery.—afro. Grant Itychntan spent
Sunday with her parents at Hlllegre^n.—
Mr. Itoas and sister of aft. Pleasant
were guests of Mr. and afro. David Glbt)
on Sunday.
See artificial flowers at Howey's
Drug Store for Xmas decorating.
Do Your Christmas Shopping at
Stewart's. Big Stock. Big ratites.
See our beautiful pieces of Fancy
China for Christmas—French Limo-
ges..1apanese, Koyal Bayreuth—in all
sorts of dishett, etc.—.DK. ItiNli B BA-
ZAR.
Rare Vitale in Parlor, Table and
Hanging Lamps at Stewart's.
Physical Culture Class.
Peeing men and boys wishing to
join S : k t.. \l ajar ]lector's Physical
ultu,.• C e.• for three months. will
lease 1).,-;i. +• ,nes at the Advocate Off-
ice. •t'.•r.n•: -Young men, $2.00 for
ca„t _.: 1,,..-. $1.00. Course to com-
ma., .• Ni .nil .v, Dec. 7th.
Tto.'V.,,,, •,,'- (Wild of the Trivitt Me-
al
13.1r. , 1 tiwill l own hold their
Exeter,ttton
h.azt„ ,,, ,.
) 1: h. Afternoon from 3
to 61.• . .,: 1 - .le of work. Program in
the • t,• ., „i. Adnti:sion lite.
An Edison Phonograph keeps the
child 'al t '1' v and keeps them home.
Sold it The Purity.
f.e 1 •••! (hn• mirrors make choice
t „•u • s for sten or women, 25c.t - 1 (' •las Drug Store.
Up -to -Date Bye Glasses
Revs. Fear and Going exchanged pul-
pits on Sunday morning.
Miss Nellie Ilatter has arri-sed home
from Virginia to remain for toe winter.
Mr. Itichard Hemmer ieturnod from
the West last week atter several months'
stay.
bir. and Mrs. D. A. Simpson of Glen•
coo were visitors at the rectory over
Sunday.
Niles Mabel Taylor entertained a num-
ber of her most Intimate friends Tues-
day evening.
bir. Israel Smith who has been spend-
ing a week with friends here returned
to Hamilton Monday.
lutes Annie Trout, who has been at Dr.
Might's for two weeks, has returned
to her home in lianttlton.
Miss 11. Follick is visiting her broth-
er, Dr. Follick. St. Marys.
Mr. Win. Bagshaw has returned
from the West, where he spent the
summer.
Mr. W. W. Moncur, of Guelph.
spent Saturday and Sunday at hie
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sussman, of Minne-
apolis. Minn., are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Baker, Fairfield.
Mr. James Northeott, who has been
ill of fever in the Wert, has returned
to his home here, and is recovering.
Jones -Atdsworth.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the residence of the ',ride's uncle, Mr.
A. J. Iliowes, Mitchell, at high -noon,
Nov. 231b. The contracting parties
were Mr. Lloyd Price Jones, of Inger-
soll, and Miss Emma Adeline Aids -
worth, of Mitchell. The ceremony
was performed, in the presence of the
immediate relatives, b7 Rev. C. O.
i'urten, rector of Trinity Church.
Mr. anti Mrs. Jones left on the 3.13
train for Ingersoll, where they will in
future reside. The groom has recently
been appointed organist of the Presby-
terian Church in ingersoll, where no
doubt an excellent future is in store
for him. it will he remembered that
Mr. Jones was for years the organist
in the Trivitt Memorial Church, Exe-
ter. Congratulations.
Death of Mr. Horton.
There passed away after an illness of
one week one of the old pioneers of
our countryp, in the person of the late
William Horton. The deceased was
horn near 13rockvilli', in the County of
Leeds, in the year 1830. When quite it
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iii!old Weather
"4"1"--NOW
Winter is now open its
and CHRISTMAS will
soon be Fere. . . .
ARE YOU READY
GGIs '.1'11
'an ntercost
,*,.thing
777
1f not, better come
,,, an.1
let us clothe you
W. a •. a)$ keep • 10..st line
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r t ..• r.al and our make
4.
sodro 1. guaranteed.
W. JOHNS
ercha11
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Greatly Improve
One's Appearance,
Let us show you some of our
new -sty le ” Mounts."
You'll find that we can fit you
so that your glasses are com-
fortable as well as neat in ap-
pearance.
Great improvements havebeen
introduced in this line of late—
and we are ready to show
you all of them.
It will soon be time to think
about
Xmas Gifts
Remember that this is
Headquarters
for Xmas Presents.
W. S. OYIEY, PQiu.8.
T. RAWKINS 81 SON.
Jobbers and Dealers in
Shelf and General Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails, Seeds,Etc.
We make a Specialty of Eave-
troughing, Roofing and
Plumbing in all
its branches.
Call and
be con-
vinced
that it is the cheapest spot in town.
Chemist and Optician EXETER
Phone 50
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The annual Sunday School Anniver-
sary service bit connection with St.
Paul's church, Kirkton, will he held
on Sunday, Dec. 13th at 7 p. m., when
the Rev. Arthur Carlisle, 13.A., Rector
of Lucan, will officiate and preach.
Mr. Carlisle will also officiate and
preach in St. Patrick's church, Saints -
terry at 11 a.m. Steeds! collections
will be taken up at the close of each
service in aid of the funds of the Sun-
day Schools.
voting ratan he took tip a forest farm
fn the Township of lltbbert. County of
Pet th, where he hewed out it comfort-
able home. Ile was widely known for
his charitable, genial disposition; his
home was alw ays open to the stranger,
who never was turned away empty-
handed or hungry. In word and deed
he was it father to the fatherless. and
in business matters his judgment and
counsel wits often sought, being up.
right and honorable in all his dealings.
Ile never sought public office of any
kind. hot was particularly fond of his
home attachments, was twice married,
his first wife being a daughter of the
late John Glenn. of the Township of
t'sborne, by whom he was left two
(baughters, Mrs. Robert Cole of the
Township of Hay. Mrs. Jiro. Beatty of
Varna. His second wife was Mrs.
Sarah Stone, of near Ingersoll. who
left Lint also two daughters, Mrs.
Hugh Mr Dougall, who resides on the
Horton Homestead in the Township of
liil,het•t. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson. of
town, at whose home he passed away.
In religion he was of the Church of
England, the funeral service being
impressively conducted by the Rev. 1).
'V. Collins. hector of Trivitt Memor-
ial. The remains were interred in Me-
Taggatt'a Cemetery. whence they
were borne by his four sons-in-law, his
stepson and 'step•son•in-law, repre-
senting the three families, and were
iollowed by a long cnnconrse of Igor•
rowing relatives and friends. The be-
retvrd h ive the sympathy of their
ninny friends in the loss they have
ilm' EYES TESTED FREE
Rarare tock is Complete
Popular!,
Aro you aware that 75 per
cent. of the flour used in Toronto
is blended flour.
No wonder that
t STAR FLOUR
SI nffa
On Saturday last Mrs. Alt. Choppers
tittle girls woe up Malta playing when
nee of them, a lisle girl of about 13
years, slipped and tell down stairs, the
result being a btJly broken armand
several other bad bt uises. The doctor
was quickly on the scene and up to the
time of writing she is doing as well
as can be expected.
Lumley
Gordon Hotton Is having the interior
of his comfortable borne nicely painted
and papered.—Richard llorton of Mtn -
lane. after an absence of forty years, 1s
Holiday
Goods
THE XMAS (1iFTS
that will always be rcnu'tnhcred
utany (111,09 a day (or tun-
ny years, can he found
COLE'S DRUG STORE
is in demand as it
is made from
the best Western wheat and the
best Ontario, mixed half and
half. It is second to none for
bread making. If you are not
using it, give it a trial and be
convinced.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETE1I ONTARIO
tJIle ikALA&afk ,&&
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING
Pecltrcrek
imm'>tDtm,lD',D;p',LDt►tpm�
1111111111611'W' keep con EasyChairs Odd Chairs
II st��ntly in Parlor Suites Parlor Tables
Music Cabinets Couches
stock a full Sideboards Kitchen Cabinets
Hall Racks
v line of furniture,
and it pays too Buffets
furnish your Dining Room Tables
home from our Dining Chairs
$ stock • • 9q and all Bedroom Furniture
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OUR UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT iS COMPLETE,
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ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
Scrap Iron, w��}��
Brass, Copper Rubber, E1c.,
We are prepared to pay
CASH
40c ahundred and upwards,
according to quality, for Scrap Iron.
Old Rubber Boots and Shoes, 5c per Ib
Horse Hair, 20c. Copper and Brass 8c
Raga, 50e per hundred.
We Have for Sale
a Lugo• quantity of
IRON PiPE
suitable. foe
Fence Posts
M. Jackson & Son
A (lift shn•tld always possess
Iligh Quality. Our stock of Xmas
Gifts combine all the essentials
of elegance. and at prices that
make them desirable. look over
out stock NOW. Make your
choice EARLY. We can SAVE
YOU MON EY.
We S. Cole, PhmBl.
i'resCI il,ti,111 lie I1kp(ist
EX ETl'H. ON•F. It 11'.
MAIN S7'., EXETER.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Most modern and popular flux•
nese *Iwo! In Western Ontario.
Widely eaperleneed, broadly
e.hwated.,ympathetIe. attentive
,tar. The synonym o1 snreesl.
eir•.fi,ate$ eminently se erersful.
The very e,seer-e modern,
thing business $Y,ten.s.
Stenography, Telegraphy
and Commercial
Courses.
Preparatory enure! for those
above edu'vtion has been ne`-
'toted.
Malt rooms, In any subjects,
for those who stele to study et
home.
Individual (nalrortion. Ellet
any day. write for hand,ome
catalogue.
(1f:O. 5POTTON • i'ntsciI'.t1.
JONES & CLARK
PHONE NO. 82
Christmas Good Things Calore!11,
The 4th week has passed away and now --
CCHRISTMAS only 3 weeks away
' time for us all to et busy !
It is g
—shop early and often • •
We can wait on you Xmas Week but can do
much better now when the crowds are not so large.
THIS 1S CHRISTMAS MONTII—THIS GLAD TIME OF THE
YEAR!!! —IT snakes us think of our. FRIENDS and wonder what we
can buy them for a XMAS or NEW YEARS' I'RP:SENT. Make this
store YOUR. and you will fled us) HEADQUARTERS
prepared to supplg your our any ShoppingY ntand
Dainty
New Collars
The most beautiful lot
we have ever shown. All
the newest creations in
Ladies' Neckwear are
shntvn here in all the New
Dainty Colors.
From 25e up to $1 each
Christmas
Handkerchiefs
Ovt•c• too dozen of the
nicest range we have ever
shown.
From 5e op to 503 each
Silk Scarfs and
Fascinators
We are showing some
very nice Scat fs and Fas-
cinators for Xmas. Noth-
ing prettier for a present.
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Swell
New Belts
in Leather, Elastic. Me-
tallic and Brocllede. These
belts have all just arrived
and are the very newest
thing nut for Xmas.
From 21c lip to 7iic each
New
White Waists
A nice let of New White
Wniate for the Xmas
trade—to see them is to
take them—all prices.
Ladies'
Gloves
Always in demand for
this time of the year. Kid,
Ceshutere, Suede & Wool
in long or short lengths.
Big Millinery Clearance
iT WILT. SURPRISE YOU TIiF 810 DISCOUNTS we
are giving on all our Millinery. Everything in the Millinery
Line MUST i3E CLEARED OUT and if Cutting the Pri-
ces will do it you will certainly GEE SOME IIAitGAINS I!!
It all must go at some price !!! So you will get the bene- s
fits of our losses!!! We are not counting how touch we
lose as long as we clear it out.
•
Not Forget the BoysDo for Xmas
We have a SWELL LOT OF NEW TIES, sorne in nice,
separate boxes. NEW MUFFLERS, from 21ic to $(. NEW
SUSi'ENDERS in separate Loxes. NEW KiD or MOC-
iEA GLOVES, from 81 to $3. NICE, FANCY 130X,
SHiR{TS, ('Ai'S and EVERYTHING they ,nay need.
FURS FURS FURS
ad -
Don't
Dont forget that we are ileatlgtnsrters for Furs and there is
nothing better or more useful for A XMAS i'11ESENT. We have it
big stock of ht'lt UNE!) CLATS, RUFFS. MI'FFH & CAPS. Come
and see THE 111(3 DISCOUNTS we ere giving on out Fur -Lined Coats
—They are I1•'%11 13,':•oti* s et the Priem
JONES & CLARK
R L•lsvttrter4 for rhe eelehrttted W. E. Sanfilyd ('lothing