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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1908.
Wedding
Invitations
In Newest Types
On Best Paters
The Finset �Vork
And Right }'rices
The Advocate Of ice, Exeter
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
We are offering big Inducements for the next two weeks !
LOOK HERE FOR E VE -OPENERS !!1
Very Special Line of Flannellette
4 in stripe, light and dark colors, full
yard wide. 11 yards for $1.00
Extra English Flannellette-
9 yards for $1.00
Stripe Cottondea (Al Quality) -
23c per yard
Apron Gingham, regular price 15c
-now 12ic per yd.
Flannel, in fancy check, suitable
for Men's Shirts and Children's Un-
derwear, regular 35c and 45c-
W��►► Clearing for 20c
ei Ends of Flannellette and Flan-
nel Sheeting -210 yards at your own
price.
19 Men's Suite in Tweed pattern.,
regular $10.00, $8.50, $7.00—
To Clear $5.00
11 Men's Suite, Black and Blue
Worsteds Serge, regular $12.50,
$11.00 and $10.00 — To Clear $8.25
13 Men's Black Suite, regular $8.50
and $7.50. - To Clear $5.00
I8 Youths' Suits, in Tweed Pat-
terns, regular price $4.00 to $7.00 -
To Clear $3.00
11 Boys Do, regular $3.00 to $0.00
-To Clear $1.50
17 Boys' Suits, apiece, suitable for
boys from 3 to 7 years, regular price
$2.50-$3.75 - To Clear $1.50
To. se prices are real and goods you need every day -
and. Bargains you don't get every Day
Number of Men's Heavy Freize
Overcoats, regular price $5.00 to
$7.00
To Clear 53.00
THESE SNAPS ARE HEAVY, WARM AND DURABLE
— Outside of this sale —
We Have A Splendid Assortment of Xmas Goods !
We pay as high as any of our Neighbors for Produce.
" DO DROP IN "
CARLING BROS.
-PHONE 22-��
yCHRISTMAS
GIFTS
We have a large
assorted stock of
Nice Xmas Gifts
For Ladies and Girls, in
Nioe Fancy Silk li'k's, from 5c to 50c
Lovely 13ack Combe, from 10c to $3.00
Fancy Belts. Swell Collars, from 25c to $1.00
Neck Laces. Bends, Ince Tit's, Cushion Covers,
Table Drapes, Hand Bags, Gloves in all colors.
Nice Fur Rufllers, from $2.00 to $3.00,-
Muffs,
3.00,Muffs, from $4.00 to $18.00
Nice Boxes of Frilling, only 25c
'
Fancy Slippers, at Low Price.
Two Fur-Liiit Coats Left, $50 and $65—Beauties.
And lots of other nice things for Xmas.
For Men and Boys
Fancy Braces, Fancy Ties, Mufflers, Gloves, Caps in Fur and Clotn. Cuff
Links, Han'k's, Slipper.. (loots and Some Nice Suits at Bargain Prices.
Corse in and see what we have to show you.
Our groceries are the best we can buy Ill
SNEIAL & ROWE
Professional Cards. I F. CAIRNS, VETERINARY SURGEON.
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Successor to Da. RA
Da. O. r. ROUL'ITON, L. D. 8., D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Meneber of the R. 0. D. 8. of Ontarlo and honor
Ygadwte of Toronto University.
O1710E: Over Dickson a Carlin,t's Law Office, In
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Parlors.
diDR. A. R. KINSMAN, 1.. D. 8., D. D. 8.•
Ilenor graduate of Toronto Unhertstr.
DENTIST,
troth •atraetal without any pain, or any bad effects
Ogee oyer Madman a Stanlury's otfice, Main street
lts•$•s.
Medical
DR, T. P. MCLAUCIIII.IN
EIM resumed practice after spending a year (Col.
lege) at British and Continental Hospitals. General
prartice with speoiat attention to Eye, (with refrac.
tion) iar, Nose and Throat.
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off, Dash.00.i, Ont.
R
BRIGHT, IL D., M. C. 1'. & S., IiONOIt
IIII
s Graduate of Toronto University}, two years
resident physician Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc.
°fere amt R.•.i.fence, Dr. Amos' Ohl Stand, Andrew
Street, EXETER..
Legal.
Dlossos A ('ARI.INO, BARRISTERS, SOL)Ci•
ton, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners
Solicitors for Mohan, Dank, etc.
Mosey 10 Loss It lowest ratese Wired.
Obis•., Main street, Exeter,
1. ii. 0111.111111, R.A., L, Ii. Dtasos
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have a larnount of private funds to loan
a farm and village properties at low rates of Inter
M.
MADMAN at STANBURT,
Barristers, Soliciton•Main at., Easter On
B. 8. PHiLLTPS, EXRTER.
LIceseed Aucttose•r.
Salts attended In all partsatiefactlo• gvsrYt•
teed or no pay Terms reasonable A11 olden loft
at Advocate OM will be promptly attended W.
William Brown
Prof. Diploma of Royal lm rrperated 8oe4ty of
Moslclana. England: Organist of Trt.itt Memorial
0harch,Paetn. Piano. Organ, Itsrmonv and Theory
Of Music, Terms on application. Ereter, Ont,
J. SENIOR
Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Company. also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Canadian and British Companies.
Main•Mt.. Exeter.
1101ISE F'Olt S' LF
A bay driving mare for sale—in foal.
Apply at ails of:ice.
Riedel Attention to Dentistry.
Night eats left at the home of Mr. Peter Bowden
Mils street, (opp. Trltltt Memorial Church), will be
promptly attended to.
EXETER, • ONTARIO.
Otll. e Dr. Ramsay', old staud,corner of Main and
North streets, (opp. Pyre's Itlacksmith Shop).
Your patronage solicited
House and Lot for Sale
There 1,o 3'.cu placed in the undersigned's hands
for sale, a brick house, nearly new. 1', storeys high
containing 8 oms besides summer kitchen and
woodshed, a good cellar underneath the house, a
good well of water near door, also good drive house
and stable on the lot. The lot eentains 3.5 aeras of
land in good state of cultivation on which are a
good number of first 'lams fruit bearing trees. The
property 1. well fenced and everything in first clam
shape. Thiele s very desirable property, nicely sit-
uated, suitable for a retired farmer, or any person
wanting •Moe tidy home. 3Ml•f*Hory reason Kir
en for selling and will be sold for far less than root.
ler term• and part kohl.. apply to
R. h. I'llll.i.IPS, Auctioneer,
Exeter, Ont.
8Ei1t+ANT r;Iiti. WANTED.
tided general servant wanted to go to
Sarnia. to Mrs. D�Johns, Exeter.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
NOMINATION AND ELECTION
Public Notice le hereby given that a
meeting of the Electors of the Village of
Exeter will be held In the TOW N HALL,
EXETER, on MONDAY, DEC. 28, 1DOS
at the hour of Twelve o'clock, noan, for
the purpose of making and receiving
Nominations for itreve. Councilmen and
for Public School Trustees. And
futther notice Is hcrrby given that In
the event of more candidates being pro-
posed for any office than required to
be elected, the proceedings will be ad-
Journed to MONDAY. JANUARY 4th,
1909. when pot:s wlil be opened at 9
a. m. Closing at :, p. nee et the follow -
Ing places, as fixed by Village Bylaw,
vlz,-Polling Sub-dtvleber No 1, at
Silas liandford's residence, Ma!et-st.,by
Edward Tretle. D. II. O., and Herbert
Ford, Poll Cleric. Folling Sub -division
No 2. at Weekes htos.' Marble Works.
Main Street, by \V. D. v\-eckcs, 1). it. 0.
and James Weekes. Poll Clerk. Poll-
ing Suledivislon No. 3. at E. II. Fish's
revidet.ce, Mall, attract, by 11. G. Seldon,
D. R. 0., and Alex. 0. Dyer, Poll Clerk.
rolling Suh-dtvleton No. 4. at the Town
Hall. by Joseph i.!a$l., D. It. 0.. and
R. N. Taylor, Poll Clerk. .U,d allelort
ore are hereby rr ,u:a:'d to take neeke
aid govern themselves rerordingly.
Dated at Eider. December 12. 19.18.
J.''t. SENIOR,
Ra.urntng Offhxr.
Exeter School Report,
For December
11. S. Department
Forst H. -Honors, Katie Colitns 80,
Eddie \V1111s 80, Lizzie Sanders 77.
Pas.. Alva MtMat.on 73, Beattie Mar-
tin 73, Tom Sanders 71, Joen Oestre-
Icher 69, Earl Copeland 63, leatstle. n
Stewart 64, Wlllle lbrltcy 64, Anna
Dow 63
Fors, 1I. -Honors, Willie Monteith 80
Gladys Kcatle 80. }'ass, Sara Petty 71
Loftus Bern 70, Gladys Ford 65,Jean
Glasalck 62, elan} Ttelbner 62, Joan
Butt 61. No. on rbli 21; average 19.
S. L. Gregory, Teacher.
Con;ntercial.-Ilonors, 11. Popo 77,i'asa
G. Bissett 70, C Wood 07, le. Beaver
66. Form 1.-lionors, 11. Fuke 78, C.
\Vood 77, W. Slllety :6, B. Hoggarth
76. }'ass, C. atki 13o.1 72, L. Grieve 71,
C. Copeland 71, It. Dearing 70, A. Bie-
bt•tt 60, W. Stewart 65, L. Boyle 67, G.
Hooper 63, lc. Krug:.: 6.1, G Passmore
61, M. Jewell 61, L. Stacey 61, W. Webs -
miller 6o. Nu. on roll 43, average 43.
.\ '1. ,Johnston, feeder
r
1'. S. Department
Sr. IV.-Ilonors, Reginald .I3Isaett 88
Clarence Heywood 80, Etinl Millwood
75. Pass, Bluebell Barrows 69, Pres-
ton Dealing 68, Mary Davis 63. Jr. IV.
-Honors, Ruby Wood 96, MadelineOar-
Eng 88, Mary .lcheaon 83, bene Riv-
era 81, Lulu Snell 70, Leon Treol•. 78,
Nelson 11111 77, Jean Beldon 76, :items
eou_hcott 75. fabs, Fred Mc.'itcraon
73, Willie Heideman 73, Irene Hardy
72, Nellie Jones 71, Ariel Beveirey 09,
Greta Biaeett 60, t'lory Dinicy 65,
Russell Balkwili 65, James Waller 64,
Velma Easterbrook 02, Viola Rowe 60.
No. on roll 31, average 83.
C. Vosper, Te.ici,er.
Sr. 111. -honer., 0. Itodgcrt 98. L.
Ilarvey 97, It. Snell 90, M. Jones 811,
0. Anderson 89, 1'. tluwee 87, E. Har-
vey 84, L. Taylor 82, L. Koetle 82, Si
Hector 132, T. Sweet 79, F. 11111 79.
Pass, M. Blatchford 72. Jr. III. -Honor
F. Rowe 90, L. Marchand 8d, E. Day
87. A. Knight 84, W. Mango" a4, 11.
Rivera 81, E. ;lot'ney 77, M. C.tso 77,
G. liichardeon 76, A. Bell 76, L. Hand-
ford 73. }'Asa M. Senlor 7:;, W. ICydd
09, J. Drlckwood 69, V. Knott 05, M.
Knott 02, No. on rot 48. average 43.
E. A. McCallum. Teacher.
Room \ I. -Form i1. Sr. -Honors, M.
Huston -lin, F. tVoud 85, A. Mack 84,
L, Hastings 80, E. Davis 77, 11. Par-
su;,s 73, P. J..ckson 74, E. Cookson
72, M. Settler!' 72,
J. Ferguson 71, S.
Reed 70, J. Craig67, T. Clarke 01, M
Hicks 6.4, J. Russell 6_. Form 11. Jr.
-Honore, M. Vincent 91, M. Madame,
88, L. 'Luefle 86, D. Horsey 83, A. Car-
ter 83, Dora Holden 82. G. Fitton 81,
0. Ford 80, 0. Wells 70, S. McFall 71,
Dorothy Kunz 71, Amy Johns 71, Dor-
othy White08, E. Dlnney6l, 0. Ortwein
00. No. on roll 39; average 37.
H. N. Kinsman, Teacher.
]loom V if-Ptomoton.-Jr.. 11.l1onora
F:. Johne 91, M. Day 8J, }'ass, M. l'lck
and 71. it. Marshall 70, J. (furdon 00.
To Jr. 11.-M. Kydd, G. Carling, M. Pat-
terson. To Sr. PA 11. -It. Doyle. W.
Rendle, I'. Collingwood, V. Mzrshall.
To Jr. Pt. 11: -D. Charlton, 13. itiveru.
1). Gould, \V. hcddcn, M. Eastcrbraok.
To Class IV. -U. Jones, J. Smith. M.
Ilar•tlelb, I. 'Luetic, M. Lloyd. To Class
III -N. Notry, Viola Jones, C. Ford,
E. Taylor, M. Hackney, G• Jackson, 0.
1iarvey, M. Marchand. To Class 11.-
M. Wood, II. Kuntz, K. Redden, E. Well
P. harness. M. Webster. W. Webster;
It. McDonald, J. Dowty. No. on 1'o11 44.
average 37.
F. W. Howard, Tcacht r.
Room V111. -Jr. 11. --IL Cornish 87,.\.
Taylor 82, M. (lardy 70, I). Knight 09,
V. Welsh 68, II. hector 68, M. Russell
06. Sr. Pt. 1 i. -M. Walker 85, L. Wal-
ker 79, \Villte Jacob: 75, 1. Et9';:r.
brook 7(1, W. Davis 68, W. harness 07,
M. Morlock 64. Jr. Pt. 11.-C. M,tllott
81►, 11.Kelly 89, L. Dearing 85, C. Har -
nese 83, V. Sweet 80, A. Cornish 80,C.
Morley 74, M. Bedford 70, G. Carter 60
\V. Drown 61, C. Baekervllle ('Gu. 1'I. 1.—
\V. Knight 80, 1'. Cornish 79, \V. Gill-
espie 78, I. Davis 75, V. HIll Ter, C.
Ileaman 73, E. 11Ic0ce 70, J. Davis 09.
No. on roll 37 ; average 35.
Mildred Martin. teechcr
STRAV IiEIF'Eat
A stray 'letter, one year past, cant- on
the prernimes of the undersigned. Let
13, Con. 21, Tp. of Stephen. Owner to
profs profcrty and pay costs of adver-
tising and charges for keeping entmal.
iS:\AC LESTEIID, Ilarploy, On(.
MONEY TO LOAN
.1 large enrolee of money to Inas o:,
farm and village properties at lowest
rates. ERNEST ELLiOT,
Conveyancer, etc.
Office opposite Centra; hotel, Exeter.
TO\VNSi111' OF STEPHEN.
NOMINATION AND ELr.CTh)N
Public Notice Is hettby given that a
mectleg of tl:e Eit.( is of the TOWN
SHIP OF STE)'!IEN will be held in the
TOWN Ila LL. CItI•:DI rot+, un MONDAY
DEC. 26111, 1908, at one o'clock In tete
afternoon, Tor the purpose of making
and 1ecelving nomi,tat:one tor itseve,
Deputy Ittcvc and Councilmen. A td
further notice is hereby given that In
the event of more candidates being pro-
posed for any office Mae ru,ulred to
be elected. the proceedings will be ad-
journed to MONDAY. JANUAiRY 4t!,,
1909. when polls will b: opened at 9
a. m. Closing et 5 p. nee at the follow-
ing places, as flied by Township sty -law
viz. -Poll 1, Mill's Shoe Shop, Lot S,
Con. 1; Poll 2, Penpale'a Kitchen. Lot
20, Co,,. 2; Po11 :c, Berber }Shop, Lot
11, Con. 6; P011 4, Town Hall, Lot 10,
Con. 7; Poll 5, Gl11ninghant'e Kitchen.
Lot 11, Con. 13; Foil 6, Zinuner's stall,
Lot 23, 74 11. ; Poll 7, Human's H.01,
Lot 11, Coo. 1 ; ; Poll p. \Nilson'. ltai1,
Lot 40, 8. it., Poll 10. 1.,r abee's Ball.
Lot 1, Bauble. And all electors arz
hereby retro sled to take notue aha gov-
ern 3hfineelvice aceordingly,
Crediton, December 16th, 1908.
)trNRY P:it.ltle7t,
Returning Officer.
Calendars
THE ADVOCATE is issuing
a calendar this year and all
subscribers are invited to call
at the ofSce and secure one.
Owing to rush of businese they
are not yet ready, but will be
before the New Year. Call
in a few days, renew your sub-
scription and get a calendar.
COMPLIMENTS
The editors extend to one
and all the compliments of the
season, wishing everybody
A Merry Christmas
-ANI)-
Happy New Year
111
Evangelistic Services
Interest still continues in the evan-
gelistic services; last Sunday immense
crowds greeted the evangelists at all
the services. In the morning there
was
it general change of ministers, Mr.
Fear preaching in James St. Metho-
dist Church, Mr. Martin in Main St.
and Mr. Going in the Presbyterian.
In the afternoon two large mass
meetings were held. One in James
St. Church for women, at which over
1.000 of the fair Rex listened to Mr.
Hunter's addre o., "The Model Wo-
man." The nater •v •a held in the
Main St. Church for ne.•n only. The
building was p•pcked • ' its ntntost ca-
pacity and limey could not gain ad-
mission. Mr. Crossley's address on
"Mysteries" was tt m.,sterly effort.
In the err -(ping limes St. Church
was packed so that there was hardly
even standing room in the entries.
Sunday next there will he the usual
morning and evening services, but the
special features of the day will be the
amass meeting at :3:30 in .lathes 8t.
Church in the interests, of the Y, M. C.
A. Monday evening the subject will
be " The Dance'' and Tuesday evening
the services will close. Messrs. Cross-
ly and hunter will spend Christmas
with relatives, the former at Lyons,
where he ,\•ill visit his sister, and the
latter at his home in Toronto.
EXETER SCHOOL
Tuesday school closed for the holi-
days. During the morning several of
the rooms held programs that were
listened to with pleasure by manypar-
ents and friends of the scholars.
The girls and boys of Room V had a
pleasant surprise in store for their tea-
cher, Miss McCallum, who is leaving
to take a position in the London
Schools. The surprise was in the form
of two beautifulifts.-a gold mono-
gram hat pin and a dainty gift ink-
stand, with cut glass bottles. With
these was given a kindly worded ad-
dress, showing the love, sympathy and
confidence that hits existed between
teacherand scholars.
Kirkton
Geo. Farthing, who has been spend-
ing the summer in the west, recently
returned looking hale and hearty. -
Norman Balfour of Stratford spent
Sunday in town. --Hugh Ilazlewood
who is attending the Methodist Col-
lege in order to have the prefix Rey.
added to his name, is spending a few
days with friends in and around town.
Wm. Urquhart who rceentiyq slipped
and fell on the hard ground the result
ranging his knee to be knocked out of
joint, is not doing very well and ' it
will be considerable time before he is
able to walk.- it is with deep regret
that we announce the serious illness
of Mrs. Yule who lives on the town
line of Fullerton. She recently had a
slight stroke of paralysis and seerns to
be gradually- sinking. Her relatives
and friends entertain very grans hopes
as to her recovery, awing to her ad-
vanced age, she having passed the 85th
mark. She carat to this cntintry in
primiture times end has lived here
ever since and but very few of her age
retrain to tell of early pioneer life. -
Friday Win. Moore our popular hard-
ware tnerchant went to London to
transact business but before he had
done any business he was taken ser-
iously ill. A doctor was at once sum•
moncd and advised him to return
home as soon as possible. which he did
and was accompanied to St. Marys by
Dr. Racey. Up to the time of writing
we are glad to say that he 1s improv -
Ing and doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Centralia
Death. -Tse death occurred here on
Dee. 19th of John Thomas Boyce. aged
(32 years. after an Illnrsa of thr.•r
weeks of lnflamation around the hetet.
Ile suffered hut little ent11 the l est few
days. The Illness was the result 01 a
cold. Deceased had always enjoyed the
best of health previously. He was horn
In Yorkshire, Eng., and after semi >,f
to this country farmed out he 2nd of
Stephen for some year.. He was a son
of the late Thomas iloyer.. and never
marr'cd. F'or some years he re.Lled
with his brother James at Centralia.
One o!t.rr brother, Rrtlhy 01 Marlette.
Mich.. survives. Ile was of a quirt and
reserved disposition and was well lik-
ed by all who knew him. By occupa•i
he was a drainer. The funeral took
glare to the Falrfleld cemetery Mon.lav
Dom the resldenee of his nephew. T.
\\'. Rows. (lettere! regret Is felt at his
.Icntlee.
Andrew Batt of Albert College,
Bellecill,', is Esme ler his hnlielays.---
Wedding hells will soon Is' ringing. --
A number from Crediton attended the
tea meeting here on Monday evening.
-Tb• anniversary of the Methodist
Sunday School was among the moat
successful ever held. On Sunday the
pastor. Rev. W. H.:Butt preached to
parents on family religion. In the ev-
ening Geo. Stanley of Liman preached
an able and eloquent sermon to the
young people. A tea meeting was held
Monday evening when a most excel-
lent program was rendered by the
Sunday school and all were delighted
with the results. -The closing exercises
of the public school took place Tues-
day afternoon when a lengthy and
varied program was given by the
scholars. Rev. Butt occupied the chair
and abort speeches were given by Mes-
srs. Sam. and Sid. Davis. The teach-
er, Mise Swan, has had a hard year
and both parents and childreu are
pleased with the results.
School Reports
The followlug ie t1.e correct report far
S. S. No. 4, Usbocue, r,r tae month of
Dccernber ;-Sr. IV., H. May, T. Coates,
iI. Davie, C. May. A. Skinner, V. Kers-
lake, W. Wacker. Sr. 111.,L. Coates, A.
Hunter, L. Harding, V. Coates. Jr. 1i1.,
T. Skinner, F. Webber, M. May. Jr. II.,
V. Plncombe, G. Hunter, 11. Thomson,
11. Bunter. 1t. Webber, C. Thomson, V.
Bickel. Pt. II., 1I. Coates, W. Thomson,
C. Davis. Sr. pt. 1., V. Hicks, M. Skin-
ner. A. Harding. Jr. pt. I., B. Carl, E.
Thomson. Honor Rolle -H. J. May, C. May,
1'. Coates, A. hunter.
Harold Swann, teacher.
_ 1
The followlugle tl,o correct report of
S. S. No. 4, Stephen, for December. Tile
nasus are in order of nterit.I V. -Harry
Schwartz, L. Morlock. A. Brokenshire,
A. Cornish. W. Schwartz, 0. Brown, C.
Felber, C. Brown, G. Cornish, H. Kraft,
M. Brokcnshlre, 0. Gorman. Jr. Iii. -
E. itoeazler, E. Amy, I. Eicher, L.Smith
Sr. II. -J, Brokenehfre, J. Schwartz, C
Morlock, E. Cornish, M. Coxworth, E.
Wein. Jr, II. -C. Schroeder, C. Morlock
A. Wein, 0. Cornish. Pt. II. --M. Wilds,
11. Preszcator. 1't. I. -S. Cornish, M.
\Vein, E. Either.
Mabel C. Jennison, Teacher.
CONTRACTS FOIL ACREAGE
The Exeter Crenlug and Pree.rvl'ig
Co. Is now ready to close contracts
with farmers for the growing' of peas•
corn and tomatoes for the season of
1909. We will not accept green peas
at the factory from other than that
t .own from seed furbished oy (tie com-
pany, except at a much lower price pard
if act true to type will licit he acc.p:_d
at any price 3. M. SANDErUI Mttn'r.
BIRTHS
liawkshaw.-:n Toronto on Der. Mil,
to Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hawkehaw of
Exeter, a son.
\4'not*w:y,-1:: Celea oa Oct. 26th, ter
Mr. ,end Mrs. Pete>• \\eataway, m.19e-
lonaries, a son.
1SARRZAOSS.
Peacock -Nott.-In Centel! 0:1 Dee 16,
Henry Peacock to Mina Sarah Nott, all
of Tuckerem,lth.
Cottct-Gregory.-In Eerier, on Dec 23
Mr. harry Crosby Cotter of Toledo&
Ohio, to Mise Loretta, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thom. Gregory. Exeter.
1 agehaw.-Kluanlau-lu Toronto, on
Wednesday, Mr. George Bagshaw of
IDA\tdeor,, Seek., formerly of Exeter,
to Miss Emma Kinsman of Chiselhuret
O'Iaiett.-upshall.-L, Winchelsea, ou
Dec. 16, Mr. Bert O'Brien of stay tp.,
to Miss Ilcrtlta Gpsball.
Dtnnin.-Stoneman: At the residence of
the bride's parents, Hibbert, on Dec,
23rd, by itev. Hart of Hensel', Ate.
\Vat. V. Dinner to Atlas Ella Jul:a,
daughter of Mr. Henry Stoneman.
nEATd'
I3oyes.-In Centralia, on Dec. 19t1, Mr.
John Thomas Doyes, aged 02 years.
Mclsaac,-In Dashwood, on Dec. 18th,
EUlilda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Mclsaac, aged 9 years and 28 days
McLeod, -In Clinton, Dec.. 11th, Annie
Marshall, wife of Donald McLeod,
aged 42 years.
Siewart.-In Stanley, Dec. 15th, Abigail
Tweedie, relict of the late John Stew-
art, aged 72 years, 8 months.
A bright, happy
Xmas, and a pros-
perous New Year
to our many cus
tourers and friends
CALL
our holiday Goods
go ata riace—
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Holiday Goods --- Gole's Drug Store
A VISiT TO OUR STORE cannot fail
to offer many valuable suggestions
in solving the perplexing questions
What to buy for a Christmas Gift at a moderate cost
that will combine all the essentials of
Elegance, Practibility and Appropriateness
Hair Brushes
Mirrors
Without question
our line is large and
complete. : ('rices
that make then) de-
sirable them.
25c-- $3.00
Inspect Them
7
Ebony Goods
Everything in Eb
ony, including
Choice
Toilet and Manicure
Sets
'('hese make beau-
tiful presents for a
lady.
$1.50—$5.00
Choose Early
Choice Gifts
imported
Perfumes,
Leather (foods,
Post Card Albums,
Xrnat. Stationery,
Xmas and New Year
Cards,
Calendars and Book-
lets,
Slet\'it g Outfits,
Glove enol Handker-
chief 130x."•,
25c--$5.00
Buy Now
Savo Your Money by Buying Here
W. S. Cole, Phm.B., Exeter, Ontario
Christmas Suggestions
Acceptable Xmas
Gifts
Pocket Knives snital,le for Ladies or
Gentlemen, Girls or Boys, from
5c to $1.00
Fancy Seissots ft (All . to $3.00
Razors front 75c to $5.00
Carvers, in pair or rases 54) to *1.00
Silver Butter Knives,
Berry Spoons, ('rid Meat Forks,
1517 Tea Spoons, Dessert Spoons
nerd Tnhle Spoons.
ry at Xmas Prices.
Wants Skatem !!!-SOc to $1.00
Sat] irons Plated. . $1.20 t., $2,00
Roast Pans 50c to $1.00
Savory Roast Pans, special (trice $1.00
(Reg 11 S.)
Bread Hoxe, large size We' to $1.($)
Nirkel Plated Tea and Coffee Pots,
IMM to $1.50
Nickel " Tea Kettles, 9Oc to $2.00
Everything in Cutle
SKATES -Every (girl and Boy
Hockey Sticks......10c to 50e
Hockey Pucks 1Oc
Air Rifles
22 Rifles
$100 to $1.25
$3.(14) to $1.50
Carpet Sweepers . .. t:x' to 50c
(Ior Little Girls,
('arpet Sweepers for Mother...1M to $1
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STOVE STORE
10 per cent Reduction on all Bnsehnrnr'r' "' ' 1;", _t