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We Wish you,
one and all, the
complimentsof the
season.
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W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
easiness locals -- Read Them
You'll miss it if you don't go to Stew-
art's Stock -Taking Sale now going on -
21 pounds of Redpath's granulated sugar
for 1.00.'!.
Woseaa's Institute.
The regular rneeting of the Woman's
Institute will be held in Senior's Hall
on Tuesday next, at 3 o'clock.
Mre. Cobbledick, Mrs. Hastings,
Pres. Sec'y.
Mrs. McDonell Is still very 111, TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN.
Thos G. Creech Is improving nicely,
toeing able to allow t to nurse to leave slaving served two terns on the Coott-
t•:s week.
'T was a common It tr,g to hear the :nen
mitt. the pale face and tired expr.asi m
say. Christmas wee a little too niUcit
for are.,.
Mr. Ernest Ilu:ton a1.4 the Misses Car-
ting experienced a turnover while tak-
ing a pleasure drive. on Saturday, but
lu_klly received no Injury.
W. 11. Gregory. of the firm of Makins,
Hanley & Gregory, will move to Stoat
ford about the beginning of the year and
enter the office there. He has been a
resident of Mitchell for about a year and
his going will be ninth regretted, as
he war popular and energetic.-Mtte'e_11
Advocate.
On Wednesday of haat week Exeter's
veteran telegraph operator, Mr Samuel
Sanders, celebrated the 70th anniver-
sary of his birthday. Many and hearty
tougratulatlohs were extended to Mr. San
dere on reaching this good ay., only
slightly enfeebled in body. but remark-
ably young and buoyant in spirit.
By lnsnu;:tion of the Hon. alhtister
of Agriculture a distribution is being
made this season of samples of super-
ior sorts of grail and potatoes to Can-
adian farmers for the improvement of
seed. The stock for distribution has
been secured mainly from the Experi-
mental Farms ut Indian Head. Sask.,
and Brandon, Man. The samples consist
of oats, spring wheat, barley, peas. In-
dian corn (for enallage only) and pota-
to?s. The quantity of oats sent is 4 lbs.
and of wheat oe barley 3 lbs., sufficient
In each case to sow one-twentleth of aft.
acre. The ieaniplee of Indian corn, peas
and potatoes weigh 3 lbs. each. In mak-
ing application no postage is required oil
mall matter addressed to the Expert. -
mental Farm, Ottawa.
Installation of Officers. -At the last
regular meeting of Lebanon Forest Lod-
ge, No. 133, A. F'. & A. M., held Monday
night .Last the following officers wee::
duly installed. -tiro. W. W. Taman. I.
P. M.; Iiro. D. \V. Collins, \V, M.; Bro.
it. N. Creech, S. \Y.; Bro. Fred Ken•.
J. W.; Bro. 'Vm. Sweet, Chap.; Iiro. J.
Davis, Treas. ; Bro. C. I1. Sanders Sec,;
tiro. N. j). Ilurdon, Ae.'t Sr..: ; Bro.
W. D. Sanders, S. D.; Bro. R. G. Sel-
don J. D.: Bro. S. Sweet, Tyler ; Bro.
Chas. Scaright, 1. G. ; liro. R. Murphy,
S. S.; Bro. Fronk Sweet, J. S.: Bro. T.
B. Carling, D. of C.; Bro. S. Stahlake,
Organtat ; Board General Purpoees,Bro.
L. 1I. Dickaon, J. A. Stewart, W. J.
!Leaman, W. U. Levett, 1. Fishier : The
Board of Relief, Bros. 1. it. Carling, Ed.
Christle and II. Spackman.
Don't look on the bright tilde of any-
thing. Don't permit yourself to see good
in anyone. Don't have any charity for
your erring brother or sister. If you
have any of the milk of human klndneae
In your ncart, curdle It In tonne way.
Believe that all mien. and women too
are hare,, and the tenni is not in theta.
Find faUlt with your fellowman. Say
mean things about your nclghbor, envy
her ; Late her ; seek your own ; scrap if
you don't get It ; think evil ; rejoice in
iniquity ; endure nothing ; believe tooth -
log, and If you are not completely mis-
erarle and u.thappy it 1s because you
have not yet quenched the last vital
spark of love In your bring.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy attend-
ed the funeral of the latter s tnotherj
Mrs. Robert liru_e, six lulled north of
Clinton. Last week. Of deceased the
Clinton News -Record say.. -'After a
very painful tineas extending over three
years airs. Itobett liru.e passed away.
she bore her intense eutfering with for -
!oleic and calmness. She was a kind
711(11hrtiy woman and throughout tl.'
whole community she was held In the
very greatest respect. iter maiden Hanle
was Margaret Cunlringhant and she came
Boor Dumfries township with her pa --
elites when gUite young. settling on the
t:tl, con. of Mullett. There site was un-
ited in marriage with Robert litu . To
them were born three sons and also five
daughters -Mrs. L. Crcc. Clinton; MIs.
It. Murphy. Exeter: Mre. Thos. Little.
Mullett. Jane: and Euphernta at noon.:
ttob( rt 1). and George In Saskatcre wan,
and Mathew on the homestead.
W. tV. Tartan ate Christmas din) •r
at hire home In illyth.
Sir. W. \t. Blatchford is vlatt:ng rel-
ative. 111 Columbus, Ot,lo.
Sita. George MI1(1ii10012 and Cnild-
ien ate visiting 1:1 Oshawa.
Messrs. Thos. Vase and It. N. Tay-
lor returned front Thessalon teat week.
Mre. Thos. Iteanlall, London ltd., has
returned from a visit tit l'ort Huron and
Rami la
Mr, Clarcnee Eastcrbrook, Fairground
le• ri.cndi)g a Icw weeks with hit par-
ents here.
Miss Sarah Sweet, who has bce nvlsit
Ihg for three months hr Detroit, return-
ed last week to her home Lcre.
!tr. \Vm. Snmith, art ontpanled by Mhos
Catherine Jackson of De,rolt visited at
the former's parents over Cit letm.t s.
Mr. harry Jack eon of Toronto was
home for Christmas and 1,e and r11s fa-
ther are now in tit. T:1onlas vlattl•1,;
friends but will to at home for New
Year.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January 1st,
1010, for one dollar. Tell your neigh-
bors about it.
Listen -$8.50 Isabella Sable fur ruffs
redut'ed for stock -taking to 15.75. Stew-
art's.
The Advocate will be sent. to any
address in Canada to Jan. let, 1910,
for $1.00.
9.00 Saskatchewan Robes reduced to
0.75 during Stock -Taking Sale. It's on
now. Stewart's.
Now is the time for cheap furniture,
as Rowe & Atkinson are giving a spe-
cial discount of 'LO per cent oft regular
prices.
Stewart's stock -taking sale is the spot
for you. $16.00 semi -porcelain dinner
set reduced to $9.96.
We take subscriptions ford' foreign
or Canadian magazines at reduced
rates. Don't forget the Advocate
when your aubecriptions run out.
Keep your eye on Stewart's great stock
taking sale -11 it's now on" -men's 45.00
coon coat going at 33.00.
Conirat
Mr, J. H. Cameron. of Toronto, en-
tertainer, will appear in the Opera
House, Exeter, on Monday, Jan. 18th,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
of Coven Presbyterian Church. Wait
for this entertainment -Mr. Cameron
is gond.
(treat Stock -Taking Sale now in /tilt
blast at Stewart's -dandy fur -lined coat
for ladies going at $37.50.
feed Kerr w is beaten at Allem Craig
last wee g in .a _:,-bird shoot by J. W.
Stewart. Mr ,alter getting 22 and the
former 19.
Recently John Diedds of Seaforth shot
a sr, u.trel, white in burly, ear, :re.ed,
Net mad tall black. and brousht It to
Eu•Irr to he ntou.lt-d. This is n v'ry
rare specimen.
This a topsy turn; world. No one
S eems (0 be satlafled. One man Is
e tru•rglin3 to get justice. aid another is
tlyi i3 from 1:. Onc man Is saving up to
buy a house and .another in trying lard
to pull 1,1s dwelling for less ( hail it cost
to get r:.t of i1. Ont man is spending all
the money tie can cern iii taking a girl
to a con•eri e.r show and pending her
val,i':,ie prrac;,n In hopes that he may
eve: 'u.liy m,tk.' her his wtfc, and his
nel;'tho to ape n(ttug all the gold 11e has
sa%e3 t: yin; to gel a divorce. Another
Min kc.ps •' pistol t) protect himself
against burglars, while his neighbor
doesn't keel, one for it•ar of s'io)tt•lg
h'nrtIf or some member of the faintly
One man pigs for his paper in advance
beemnse ' e • in read 1t with a gr.rat• r
reltah w .; 1.1otber takes it four or
five yr is •.'•:;'rout pa)Ing one cent for
it .1„41 o 1 O.I it hugely all LLC witl'e.
Stately z, ituscr old world this 1s.
ell hoard of your Township 1 beg to
solicit a wntlhwnc:e of your ■upport
for 1909. It will be Impossible for me
to call on all the electors p"rsonally(
bu: trust nue and all w111 remember ale
on Monday.
TO THE
Y ours respectfully
W. D. SANDERS
ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Having again been nominated for
Reeve of the Village of Exeter I re-
spectfully solicit your vote and influ-
ence to secure my election, and if elect-
ed promise my iest.
Your' truly
WILLIAM
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Having received the nomination for
Reeve I respectfully solicit your votes
on Monday next.
UAWDEN.
T. II. McCALLUM
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Vote for W. J.CARLING for councillor
for 1900. He pron-dees his beet services
If elected.
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Vote for
W, J. t1EAMAN
For re-election as Councillor.
TO TIIE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Cold Weather
��NOW
Winter is now apon ns
and CHRISTMAS will
soon be here. .
ARE 1100 READY
60T
et SUIT
as Overcoat
s ??
If not, better come
to n' and
Id us clothe you
W. a lea's kelp • g.v"t line
of material an•1 our make
and fit ;. guaranteed.
W. JOHNS
'1ert heat
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Tudor
pgeter
4
Having been again nominated for Court
chlor I respectfully solicit a continu-
ance of your aupport.
Sincerely yours,
WELLINGTON JOIINS,
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Your vote and tnftuenee is respectful-
ly solicited for CHRIS. LUKER for
Councillor for 191;9.
TO THE ELECTORS - Oh EXETER.
Having for some years been notniaated
for councillor I have this year derid-
ed to lel any name go before the clectora
and respectfully solicit your vote and
influence.
C. 11. SANDERS.
TO THE ELECTORS OF EXETER.
Being in the field for School TrUstco
I solicit your volt. and influence.
W. G. BISSETT.
TO THE ELECTOIIS - O1' EXETER.
!laving been nom- inated for School
Trustee 1 respectfully solicit your sup-
port In my candidature.
Sincerely yours.
T. 11. CARLING.
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TO TIIE ELECTORS 01' EXETER.
Mr. Wm. Anderson of Stephen has
eigned a partnership agreement with
SV. G. Bissett, to carry on the imple-
ment business now conducted by Mr.
Iliaoett.
117111 in the field for re-election to the
Board of School Trustees and rower -
fully .olte It a continuance of
port.
TO TIIE
your tup-
very respectfully
SAMUEL MAi1TIN.
ELECTOR- S OF EXETER.
I ant again 1•t the field for School
Trustee and restore tfully solicit your
vote rand Influence,
7•°Urn truly
N K
A pretty wedding took place ('hrist-
ttlas day, at one ci clock, at "Hillcrest"
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tor-
rance, Clinton, when their eldest
daughter. Brace, was united in mar-
riage to D. London Cranston, R.A., of
Port Arthur. The eeretturnv was per-
formed by Rev. K. J. M. (ilaeeford of
Chalmers church. Guelph, brother-in-
law of tete groom. assisted by Rev. Dr.
Stewart of Clinton and Rev. J. A.
('renston. M. A..of ('.Illingwood, broth-
er of the groom. The bride. who was
given away by her fat her, wore an ivory
'itis striped voile, made serni•empire
and the conventional veil draped with
real orange blossoms and carried a
sheaf of a bite ropes. The bridesmaid,
Mia Jean Randall of Paris wore a pret-
ty empire gown of pale blue pailette
.ilk with a touch of rope And carried
H Mrtyret of pink roses. The hest Man
was Mr. W. T. Cran.ton of the Pre'-
byterisn College. Montreal. brother of
the groom. The ceremony took niece
to the drawing roolti under nn arch of
' n►ilnX 01,1 white carnations with a
hock ground of palms and ferns. Mr.
nod Mrs. ('rar,!•ton left for T.iront0
and points east iwf•tre leaving for heir
home in Port Arthur, the hride tri vel•
ling in a suit of oatbine brondelnth
with hat to match. The wields vrere
pr. cent from (i' 1ph. Women,. Paris, tyre to 5^rfort.i. Mrs. axed Miss Lo',
('olliegwo.•(1, 11.1,1•• •-i, t•. Mount Al. : ve-; to Lo 10 , \1r,'• C Wtaa at De_
bet t, ('nledon F ,t.t. Nie ,and Varna. i troll.
WOOD.
Vote for R. N. Rowe for School
Trustee.
Mise Lily Huston,
for the holidays.
A large number attended the seeem-
bly in McDonell's Hall on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mr. R. N. Rowe sustained a badly
sprained right arra Tuesday evening
by the falling of A chair from a plat-
form in his store.
Mr.:{onald McIntosh, of Detroit,
Mich., was the guest of Mies Nellie
Hatter during Xmas holidays.
Your Vote and Influence for R. N.
Rowe for School Trustee.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 2.2nd, a
pleasant surprise greeted Mr. Richard
Gould on his arrival home from work.
A number of his relatives had gath-
ered at his home and )n his arrival
they presented him with a handsome
easy chair, the occasion being the 70th
anniversary of his birth. Mr. Gould
thanked them kindly for the token of
regard and expressed himself as very
pleased that he still enjoyed such good
health that the chair was not as yet
greatly needed. A ``pleasant evening
was then spent by alt. We congratu-
late Mr, Gould on the anniversary.
EXETERET$.
CHANGED BAOH WBDNESDAT
milliner, ie home
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hay. per too
Flow, per cwt,., fatally
Flour, low grade per ow
Buttttaer
Bg
Dr red apples
Livehogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
9'2 98
45 48
35 88
75 82
(10 ()0
4 60 3 60
1146
140 146
25
5 80
13 00
90 00
Pews11-Stolt.
Two former Exeter young people
were united In marriageat Somerville,
Mass„ on Dec. 24t13, when Mr. Geo. 11.
Powell of Tbedford and Miss Florence
Pearl Snell. daughter of the late Joe-
eph Snell of Exeter, joined hands In
holy wedlock. by Rev. Dr. Tufts. The
young couple hare the heartiest con-
gratulation. of their many friends
here.
Holiday YisitorsinToni
Chas. Ccates and wife, Geo. Willis and
wife, Itichard Btesett, Fred Penhale,
Sandy Rawden, WM. Knight, Ed. Tonr-
1111eor: and wife, Wallace Fisher, John
Salter, Alfred Salter and wife, air. flus -
ton, Miss Flossie Taylor, Mise Vera
Rowe. P. Moore, )ft is Mabel Walter.,
of London; Roger Crocker and wife, E.1.
Crocker and wlfc, Harold lliaaett, Was
Mathews, Art. Woo& Mise Edna McCal
fu:n, Alex. Marten, Ern. Hutton, Frank
Rawden, Frank Dennis, harry Jackson,
Elmore Senior, Joe. Case of Toronto; Dr
C McCallum, Ernest Rivers of Buffalo,
Tt:os. Northy and wife of Port Ilu-on,
Vr. and Mre. McTavish of Shakespeare.
Harry iluatca, • Mrs, Rawden, Ro1r'rt
Sweet and wife of Clinton, Fred Elliot
of Hallcyhur) ; \V, Goodleon, wife and
son Jack of Sarnia, Dr. and Mise Mabel
Follick of St. Marys, ~Slee Amite and
\\ title Heideman of Berlin, Miss Millie
ifyndn,an of Ottawa, Frank \\-alters of
Detroit, taco. Holman and dao;liter of
Egmondvlllc, Chas. Knight of St. Thom
as, Norman Hera and wife of Norwich.
Mussell F'rayne attd wife of Brantford,
\tr. and Mrs. Jordan of Godertcn, John
Newcombe and wife of Stratford, Miss
May 0111 of Fort Erle, M. Dobler of Clan-
deboye, ?,Sieves Hclta Hawkins, Bertha
Mack and Lois Berney of Chatham, Miss
Daisy llodgson of I'etrolca, Samuel Sim-
ple, wife and fancily of Wyoming, Art.
Seldon of Ingersoll. John Prang and wife
of Godertcn, Fred Gtdley of Detroit,. Mrs
\itAvoy of Kincardine, Mi as May White
of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Bolder of M11
dtetnlss, Miss Sadie Hawkahaw and
plater of Detroit, Art. 1)u•rcan of Tot on-
to. Garnet Craig of London, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Clark and daushter of London
Mrs. 11. Me\turray and sons of Crediton
Mre. and Mies 011ie Qltance were in
Craig for Christi -nes.
Mtea Maria Sefdon, milliner, has re-
turned to Ingersoll.
Mrs. Lindt'ntelt and son visited in
Zurich.
Miss IBertie hall of Mancelona.
Mich., has returned home.
Miss irno Sweet visited in London
on Thursday last.
Miss Norma holier has returned to
Battle ervvk.
Mise 011ie McPhee of Goderich is the
guest of Miss Millie Martin.
Miss M. (fill of (irend Rend is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. E. Follick, Sr.
Mrs. init. Willie is spending theholi-
days with her mother in (iodericb.
Mr. and Mrs, John Grieve of Sea -
forth were guests of Mrs. Geo. Mc -
Lend over Sunday.
The Misses SVeekee'pent Christmas
the guests of their sister, Mre. D. E.
McDonald of Guelph.
Visitors Out of Town.
'IlerAir
1 and others -
4
1 9 Mirry Christmas
AND
A-
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1 LBW Tiu.
HARVEY BROS.
Mr. ,andcrson to Go lrrfrh, Mr. .lames
•o Glencoe, Robert Sanders, Moore Week
es. Mr. and Mrs. Platt. Tilos tlartoo
and wife, Miss Eva iluston, Mia. Millie
Martin to London. Mrs. A. Shtere to
Lan/sing, MIrh., Mrs. Fisher to Brant-
ford. Hector Heywood. \ire. %atm' to
London. Ed. Magu're and wife to Slay
City. Mk te. Alvin Eirintnc0. Fr.4 WaI-
tera to \%•Ingham. T. Case and faintly 20
Clandrboye. Alt. Taylor and wife to
Ilenstll. Mips V. Miners r) Aietnetn•,.
\fis.ea Allte Handford. Jahn Wam.rl'v
C'': h•., to 1,o t.10 .. Joa.t \1, r
We wish our customers
wish customers
EXETER ONTARIO
atm f ALAS.ALA' Ala Ala 411
Scrap Iron, �Wa�ted
Brass, Copper
Rubber, Etc.,
We Ate prepared to pay
CASH
40c a hundred and upwards
according to quality, for Scrap iron
Old Rubber Boole and Shoes, 5c per Ib•
Horse Hair, 20c. Copper and Bram 8c
Rags, 50c per hundred.
e etM•
We Have for Sale
a large quantity of
IRON PIPE
suitable for
Fence Posts
M. Jackson & Son
MAiN MT.. EXETER.
T. flAWKINS & SON.
Jobbers and Dealors in i
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.
Hardare is Co�plel�
rent Discount Sale of Furniture at
Rowe & Atkinson's III
We have started a great
slaughter sale comprising
every article of furniture in
our large stock at a
Special Discount of
20 Per Cent
Off Regular Prices
for CASH. Note some of the
Great Bargains we are offering
and what it means to furniture
buyers. A call will convince
intending purchasers that this
is the GREATEST BARGAIN
SALE ever held in Exeter.
ROWE &
BEDROOM SUITES, in } cut Oak
finish, with large Bevel Mirror.
regular price $10.50,
Discount Sale Price. ....$13.00
SIDEBOARDS,
regular price $13.00
Discount Sale Price $10.00
COUCHES,
regular price $8.50
Discount Sale Price $6.00
MATTRESSES.
regular price $3.50
Discount Sale Price $2.50
Everything else in proportion.
ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Direotors.
WINTER TENN
OPENS
JANUARY 4th.
MORA YOC1IU PEOPLE.
trained by our management than any other
In Ontario Orval demand for nor magnates
as nnstnes College Tet. Aen. Private Scera-
tartes,OBMe Ate)Mants, et,. The embrxli•
mens of the ',mot F.z(pwert, M^dern 5 ..ems
knnern 1n knNneaa $eienre. R. In. ire • nm•
pari.ns. Three Department.. )tanned by
skilled Inatrnetnrl
COM MRR('iAi..
MMTINOt6KAPI11',
TELEGRAPHY.
Mail Cornea in all kn•lneea College and
11•ge *lien! erihfeo•ta
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(i EI, Ml't )TTi1N. Pni'1 11'71.
1
JONES PH & CLARK
Wishes all their
Customers and
Friends'.'�
A...
Happy and Prosperons
New Year
Next Week
we begin our annual Stock -Taking 'Sale." Wo will
be right into the midst of stock -taking and in order to
have our stock ars low as possible, will be giving some
Great bargains on all our 'later goods.
This is the time for you to get
your wants supplied
at small cost"'
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing