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It 1s a wonder someone has not said
that they had aeon a robin.
Itev. W. M. Martin will preach 1rl■ fare
well sermon on Sunday, Feb. 7th.
eupposc sonic of triose early -garden
rtadps got a few seeds In tells wear..
Many of the farmers le this focality
IN t,ave ttccu a_tively engaged In plowing
during the pita( few days.
atlases Mabel and Victoria Miners en-
tirtalned a number of young people at
their hone last Friday evening.
Maas Charlotte Dearing is laid .up for
a few Oays, tt e result of a trail pene-
trating her shoe arid foot on Monday.
The carnival ',hien was ammttourced
for last Friday night, war, Owing to
the unfavorable weather, postponed un-
til next Friday. Jan. teeth
Mr. John Perkins of Usborne, who has
been conducting a milk route In Exeter
for some time, etas bene out of the bus-
iness, quitting Saturday night.
The Lural:-Ezetcr hockey match at
Exeter arranged Cur Jan. ?OBI, owing
to the weather. has been postponed to
Monday, Feb. 1st, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Barrows and Miss Mabel
lett last week for London to reside, hay -
leg Hold their '.otel busfneed to Dieners,
Palmer Bros. Mr. L3ar;ows is here this
week completing the transfer of the lic-
ense and shipping the balance of his ef-
fects to tae city.
Rev. Martle of Cavcn Presbyterian
church le attracting large congregations
each Sunday evening wh'le he is deliv-
ering a aer'cs of sermons on the seven
deadly sine. lie Inas already preached
on Pride, Avarice, and Envy, ar,d is
handling tee subjects In excellent style.
Miss Nellie Moir or I3roeklyn, N. Y.,
daughter of the late George Moir, a
SUITS
es..
$18.O0 and $20.00
Suits for
$12.w
$6 Pants for $4
$4 " $2.76
This offer is for 2 weeks
only. Every suit is a
BARCAIN
W. W. PAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
• Ontario
Exeter,
Business Locals -- Read Them
You'll miss it if you don't go to Stetc-
drt's Stock.l ukirty Sale now going 07:-
21 poufuls of Iledpath's granulated sugar
for 1.00
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January 1st,
1010, for one dollar. Tell your neigh -
bore about it.
Listen -$8.50 Isabella Sable fur rug's
reduced for stork -taking to $.5.75. Stew-
art's.
The Advocate will be sent to any
address in Canada to Jan. lst, 1910,
for $1.00.
9.00 Saskatchewan Robes reduced to
6.75 during Stock -Taking Sale. It's on
now. Stewart's.
the anuu.1 meeting of the South Hur-
on County Loyal Orange Lodge will be
held t:•:re en Tu. eley , F -b. 2nd, co:-
men.tr:g at man a, fu
Stewart's stock -taking sale is the spot
for you. 815.00 semi -porcelain dinner
set reduced to $9.95.
We take subscriptions for all foreign
or Canadian magazines at reduced
rates. Don't forget the Advocate
when your subscriptions run out.
Keep your eye on Stewart's great stock
taking sale-" it's now on "-men's 45.00
cools coat going at 33.00.
Great Stock -Taking Sale now in /ult
blast at Stewart's -dandy fur -lined coat
for ladies going at $37.50.
Mr. Dart. Davie 1s able to be out again
after 11s severe Illness.
Wee Loretta Latnbrook is able to be
Up for a short thine after lies oporaticn
of last week.
Mr. Ed. Shapton of Stephen had his
buggy considerably damaged while driv
Ing home from town on Saturdey night,
his rig colliding with another going In
the opposite direction near the railway
crossing.
A number of the Exeter oddfcilows
drove to 1Jcnsall to attend the fu:icr,tl
ot the late J.. C. Stonunan Tuesday. 1n
the evening Exeter lodge was visited by
a tiu:ntx•t of Hensall brethren to witness
the work of the first degree.
Mr. Win. Monteith of Inc T:tainee ltd.
UsLorne. avid his lull acre tarot on Fri-
day last to Mr. Andrew Campbell of the
same towushlp. Tne price peed was
t7ttul. T1 is is cul excellent f.trm and
is considered good value. )ir. Monteith
Intends going west In March.
At the ,tont fly meeting ot Court itar-
liarntony Oo. 61, Cauadlan Jrdcr of
Foresters held on Monday evening last
the follo.vi ig officers for Inc year were
installed i+Irnty, chief ranger ;
Dignan. elf e-r'etct; \Vat. liarditlg, Cttap
lain; it. N. it >we. fit ase :al secretary . F
W. ( ad:tt..n recording secretary ; T. I1.
eleEtl:u:t treasurer; (Ito. 11111. Sentor
Wco.lwerd . VV •n. Creech. Je, tVOodward
S. l'owell. Sr. Bcadic ; W. Powell, Jr.
Beadle" - -
"on't Monkey
Nvith that cough !
Tike HOWEY'S White
Pine and Tar
fi•g Bottle for a (leaner
Sunday...
Was a lovely flower of Spring
dropped into the lap of Winter
but i1fl•Ks predicts pretty
cold weather tri cone yet --
and don't you forget it !!!
I Better`
Order That
Suit or Over -
Coat
now, or may-
be a pair of
Pants
We have in some
g....e1. - and
pr i.-.•4 right.
W. JOHNS
#Merchant Tailor • Exeter
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fernier resident of Exeter, is one of a
r umber of nurses that the United States
Government Is despatching to Italy to
care for the injured in the recent earth -
goitres. She 1s a graduate nurue and
stands high in her profession.
A. quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr. el innate Loose -
100010, Inwood, on Wednesday last,
when Hiss Mary Ilandford of Exeter,
late of England. was wilted 1r. marriage
to Mr. Joint lloyle ot that place. Mies
Ilandtord will have the beat whines of
her Mende Isere for her future ;tappl-
:1Cre and prosperity.
Hey. Knight of Dawn Mille preaceed
:lisafor,ary sermons in the Janice -el.
reelect Sunday morning and in the Main
Htr'cet church In the eve:tug. Mr. Thos.
Hlllyaid occur led the 3.tt110 pu'pita 111
the reverse older morning and evening.
Itoth gentlemen gave excellent talks on
nttaeiollary wore, although Mr. Knight
was Huffs ring severely from a heavy
cold.
The warn balmy air of Saturday and
Striday following the !cavy thunder
lightning and yarn of Saturday morning
cane 14s a big but Helnerwhac oleaaant
surprise. The rattle were very much
:ceded by :nuty of the farmers who have
had to draw water tor their stock for
for Some weeks. The general opinion
le that eve will pay for the rine warns
weather before many days are past, and
we may confidently expect our sc:ond
winter now..
A Cornier Exeter boy was married In
London on Jan. 20th wren Edgar, eon
of Mr. John Bisset(. became the how -
band of Miele Annie Barnard, the cere-
mony being performed at the lionte of
the bride's parents. 1311 Itathuret-at., by
Rev. James Rollins, of King Street Pros-
byterian church, in the presence of a
large nutntx-r of guests. Edgar's friends
and relatives here *Send t.cartiest eon-
gratulatfoes and best wishes.
The annual meeting of the Cayce Pres-
byterian church was held on Monday
night last and was well attended. Re -
Ports wore read and prove. very Hatls-
factory. Misers. Jas. Jcckr11 ane James
Scott were elected as managing hoard,
rind Mr. Jos. Senior was reel.: ted as
Sec. -Treace Votes of thanks wire ten -
(Prof the officers of the church. Sundry
~retool and member,' of the choir. The
ladles of the church served a dainty
to r.r Leers after which a pleasant time
was spent socially.
The su,isleinc of lite is mads up or
very little learns (het are bright all tt,e
time. in the nursery, on the play -ground
end In the .cr.00l rood. there fs room
ell the time for itttn acts of ki:1;1ness
that cost nothing but are worth mere
than gold or sliver. To give up some
thing when giving up will prevent un-
ha(.renees ; to yield when p •rsiatOrg
will (hate and fret others.; to go a lit-
tle way around tatter Brae , trine >galn-
8t another; to take an III word or a
(•1089 look rattier Mari to resent 1t ; these
.ire the ways In which / lou 14 and etorn)
aro kept oft, and a pleasant, smiling
Nunshlne secured even In a humble horse
aneong very poor people, as well as In
tunnies In higher Hinton. Murh that
we tetra the ;mettles of life w•oted bet
avoided by adopting this rule of corrdnrt.
A regular storm ,period covers the
first five days In i'ebiuery witch Is
central on the .1rd. ity the first and
2nd the barometer w11 be failing. and
the temperature will be rising lu western
sections of the country. By the 3rd.
clouJinces and storm areas will be or-
ganized and during the Ord to gin, rain
wind and snow will prevail gcner.uly,
passing plogreesivcly from western to
rentern extremes of the country. The
Worms of this period will rca"h their
cutmtnating severity and extent Incon-
nection with full Moon on and tooenl'tg
the :.lh. By the 5th storms will hue
turned to driving snow it the north and
west, fultowed closely by rising barom-
eter, high northwest winds and orange
to 11,12:11 cold.r. Coed, fair weat(ie: will
advance easlwiid and southward in
rhe immediate rear of these progressive
.torhos, reaching in various degree s ot
frigidity most parts of the country by
the 7th to 9t1.
Irwlh.-Bissett.-A tie et but pretty wed
.flag took place on Teureday. Jan. 1:1st
t: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tt:os. 111. -
nett. Jr., \\'Hilae(-st., when their veered
rt tuehter Hornet was u:elt -d in holy
bands of matrimony to Mr Edwin Irwin
of Norwich. T. bride looked charm:ng
In a princess gown of rream silk 111011
:arid carried a sno wee bou ire: of bridal
roses. Iter travelling eu:t was navy blue
t.readrlo'h, with hat of Al1.'e blue. The
( remony was perfumed d by Rev. V. W.
Collins of 'the Ttivltt Memories enurch In
• tic presence of the immediate relatives
of the bride. After the ceremony a recep-
tion was tel.) for the (elattves tied lni-
reediate friends of 'at bred.:. when a
dainty lu .ch wee errecd. Witt, the b:.:
wishes and rong.a•u:attune of thetrmany
frleede Mr. and \ire. Levin left on the
eveeing train for prates caret. The
groom's gift to the b:'d. wan a su ibur:rt
ot pearls and amethysts. Tete present.
were numerous sed «fatly. Th^y +•1
at hoes' to 1 ter friend. in Noreele
et F'el.1nr) tire touile.
air. 11. Spacketau was In Goderlch tt.1s
week.
Miss Edith Montur 'is
brother lu Utlelph.
Miss Neelln of ieatorth is the guest
of Miss Nina Kinsman.
Mr. Herb. II. Collins of Ripley spent
a few days at the rectory.
Mr. Chas. Knight Is visiting his
Mr. Geo. Knight, at llderton.
Mrs. F. R. Knight of Orcadla is vtslt-
ing her mother Mrs, 11. 1">lown.
Mrs. Wes. Snell visited her sister Mrs.
Lamport at Clandeboye last week.
miss Nine Catlleg left Frld3y for
Brantford to remain for a month.
Miss McPhee ,who has been visiting
at S. Martin's has returned to Goderlch,
!lir, Will. .1rtartrong ut Michigan visit
ed Lis brother Irwin part of this week.
airs. James Willis and Mrs. T. 11.
McCallum were in London part of last
week.
Mr. and Dura. McCrae ot Culloden were
visitors at Mr. John II. Scott's last
week.
Mrs. Win. Coultts is visiting Eentralla
and Crediton friends for a couple of
weeks.
Mr. and etre. Wilson of London are
viwlting their daughter, Mrs. W. D.
Clarke.
Rev. Collins leaves shortly for a two
weckb' visit with a friend In Ctncinnatl,
Ohio.
Miss Millie 1iyedntan left Wedneeday
evening for Ottawa to resume her mill-
inery duties.
Mrs. Sinton Campbell was called to
Motherwell last week on account of her
sister's illness.
efrs. John Dignan and Miss Hazel, at -
ter several months' visit 111 London, re-
turned home last week.
Mr. Clarence !diners, who was visiting
at hit home Isere for a few days, has
returned to St. Thomas.
Messrs. \\'inert, Anderson, M(C.leuat
and Moir are. attending County Council
at Goderich that week.
.tr. John Mestere nab returned to
his clutters with A. Walter & Soar after
a visit in Toronto for several weeks.
Mr. hien. Stonehouse, who has beau
residing with 1118 dauyater, etre. Birncy,
for several months, returned to hie home'
Itclgrave last week.
Mise Gertle Chappel of Dundas, who
has been %letting at henry Iteynold's,
lireokelde kerne and wilh oll,er rela-
tives, left for her home last Thursday,
accompanied by Mr. Luther Reynolds.
Mr. Wesley Snell is hawing ked brick
Placed o:: the grou:id near his residence
Huron street, for the purpose of build-
ing a new residence next eurnnler.
EXETER MARKET=.
•is1ttng herICHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
son,
STILL TIIEV COME. Cot 'ens again.
:\nett:cr stock of Greecrles and treats
and Shoes Just received 1 . the Exeter
Bargain Store. Cracking Big Bargains
all ttls week. Tale big sale wail begin
to -day, Thursday, January 2811. One
cast. register, one silent salesman go
for half price. Rattling big bargains.
J. W. 111tODEItICK.
1NVEsTiGATIJN INTO THE CAUSE
OF WM. TAYLOR'S DEATH
Coroner Jot: W. Bt owning sutnntoyed
a coroner's Jury 0:1 Tnursday Thursday1.131 to
tnqutre into the death ot ttie late \Vet.
Taylor, wt.o died at the home of his
father-in-law, Mr. Thos Batter, Exeter
North, some five tr.ontitt ago. humor
etas beer, expressed that Inc death end
not frons ::.Mural causes, arid on the
ettorney General being consulted he ask-
ed that tree coroner empanel a Jury and
decide the ueatte1. Accordingly the fol-
lowing cftlzehs were summoned by W.
iL Gundry, I',crh Constable of Godcr-
lclt. under w,tnar.t from the coroner,
-T. it. Carling, foreman, T. llewkint.
kt. Mcicucll. Wm. tlawdela, It N.i;owc
J. A. Stewart. W. J. ilcaarnan, 11. N.
Creech. A. J. t ord, .1. Beverley, J. J.
Nnite, P. Frnyhc, Jas. Gourd, E.IwvrJ
('bristle. Thee etc: Ire Inc Town stall
on Thursday at 2 o'clock, and tinter
taking the o.aln of oalce were taket
to the ceitictery wacrc they vtawed the
.n13111e and the proceedings were ad
Journed until Feb. 2nd at I() o'clock.
.vhen they will again neat at the Town
Hall. The body was carefully examlt:ed
at the cemetery by Dr. Straw of Clinton
old i)r, Bright of town, the result of
which will ix made known a'. tee ad
Journed it quest.
CUIILiNG
The Exeter rinks of cutlets met wit!,
excellent su 1e8s at the Parkhill bon-
bpc•1l las' week. W. W. Taman's fink
rot,slsting of Frank Sweet, Jas. Taylor.
II. Ruston and himself, succeeded in
gc"bng into the finale and were to
have played off for the cup with Locale
).ut owing to the Ice being covered with
water and the men being light they de-
faulted the ganac to the. heavy Lucan
rink. Skip Taman had previously offered
to finish aide Lorrain on neutral he. a1
l.0:an ire or with short ends. but Lu -
ran declined to accept the offcrs,whl:h
they had .t perfect right to do, cons'-
alu'•ntly Exeter detauato4. ; As runnera-
up. however, tncy were awarded pearl
tic pins each. Tarnan's rink defeated
Ront)eron's 'rink of Herman 15-6, efe-
Weigel's of Parkhill Old Boys 11.4;
Mclntyre's ot Ncw Ltskard 9-7 ; tend 11• v
Graham's of I'nrkiilll. 11-6.
Ciro. Anderson's rink consisting of 1'•
ilawden, Alt. Taylor, Ed. Jones, sued
himself, defeated Crawford's rink of
Tticdford 1 6-7 ; Gordon's of Forest 11-9
and were beaten by Cie trophe winners
skipped by Dr. Thompson of Lucan 7-6.
They have a good chance of winning out
In the co,teolation event which wee post-
poned to some future day on acc0uat
of the heavy Ire. This tank expects to
return to Parkhill for this event wr,cn
Played off.
The boys are so enthused over the
game and tie su'cess of the t>o•tsreil
in Parkt.Ill that they ate ta;k:ug ear`t-
ce'ly ot hording a honeyed In Eteter
• exr year. We would Ilke to see one
1.0on here and trust that the eItli:rna
would give the cutlers every assistance
they could In t't( way of r'akitlg up pet'o
events.
The t)ltl «')1V
The Herr Way
Take
Howey's
cure•a-Cold
Capsules
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Potatoes. per bag
Hay. per ton
Flour, per cwt., family
Flour, low grade per ow
Butter
Eggs
Dried apples
Livehogs, per owt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
93
46
37
76
c0
7 60
1 40
95
48
88
00
851
276
145
22
25
8
0 80
23 00
20 00
REV. 11013135 TO COME 11E11E.
The officials of the James Street eletn,
Church have received word from Rev.
Richard Hobbs of Toronto that he has
accepted, subject to the stattontng and
transfer committees, the unanimous In-
vitation of James street church to be-
come their pastor next conferstice year.
Mr. Hobbs had been invited to rennin
where he le for a fourth year. Ile 1s
an excellent preacher arid ahoule be
well received in Exeter.
IT EXPLODED
What should prove an everlasting warn
Ing to boys happened in town on Satur-
day last. Three young lade, Tolntny
Sanders, Willie Dirncy and Young Creech
got hold of a loaded cartradee and be-
ing curious to know what could be done
with It to cause a little excitement they
started to work to Hct it off. They did
not have to work long until tete thing
exploded and flew l,: all directions. giv-
ing them all an experience such as they
won't care to have repeated. Tommy San
dere was struck in the knee, caueing a
painful Injury, while Willie I3irney re-
ccived a severe cut in the arm, near an
artery that necessitated eeverr,1 stitches
and which If It had been a trifle fur-
ther one way would have cut the art-
ery and bled to death in a short time.
AGEICCLTURAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Exeter Ag-
ricultural Society was held In the Town
etas on Teureday afternoon feet, with•
a fairly good attcndai:cc. Mr. D. McIn-
nes was asked to take the cilatr. The
Treasurer's and Auditors' reports erre
received, showing that itis so.:iety 1a in
a good healthy condition. After the
usual preliminary buainced -was tran-
sacted the following offl_ere were WA -
ed for the year 1t)uO ;-Pres., E. Chris-
tie; Vice -pros., Jolli1 Allison; Zed Vire-
pres., W. D. Sanders Directors, Joh
\lair, \Ver. Russell, P. McTaggart, Paul
Coates, Std. Andrews, W. 1I. Lovett, W.
It..wden. W. It. Elliott, John Dc;bridge;
Bon. directors, D. Mcbnnca cunt Satn'I
Sanders. Sr.; Auditors, H. E. Huston
and C, II. Sanders.
The cream 1 ot•se owned by Mr. E. A.
1 chick claret 3 a little ezcnrnt<nt on
Main street 'rucaddy• The wnitfletr_c
ire the bread wago:a broke causing the
least to kh k furiously and art ugly un-
lit 11 relieved itself from tee rig.
rwr vormersirw��
That Nutty Flavor
We have it in our
STAR FLOUR 4
It contains the qualities
that tickle the palate. You
must have heard it over and
over again that Harvey's
Flour makes
Good Bread
Try it and yon will
SMILE
t ot>.
HARVEY BROS.
EXETER ONTARIO
Lk JAI IIILAlk ALAI idlaaaaancl
Scrap Iron, }Waited
Brass, Copper
Rubber, Etc.,
We ate prepared to pay
CASH
40c a hundred and upwards
according to quality, for Scrap iron,
Old Rubber (toots and `hoes, 1'c per lb
Horse Hair, 20c. Copper and Brass Sc
Rags, 50e per hundred.
We Have for Sale
a large quantity of
IRON PIPE
suitnt.le for
Fence Posts
M. Jackson & Son
MAiN ST.. EXETER.
Adding Loess leaf ledger.
bill and r'harge,
, and rv.tem, ani
all modern de
11, -es known
;Machine 1 n basines.
l orlenee are at
diet -weal o f
War f t a den t o ('nn.,gently butane..
house* M leading Canadian ani American rlties
!ere ratline fetidly lot our graduate..
Indiri.tfiul leaner tion. Enter any (lay.
(tail ('MJ r....
Send postal lir pard v1v.
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLT
GEO. SI'OTl'ON, it'At.
T. HAKINS & 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.
NOM Sid is Complete
reat 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
intendingurchasers that this
is the GREATEST BARGAIN
SALE ever held in Exeter.
ROWE &
BEDROOM SUITES, in } cut Oak
finish, with large Bevel Mirror,
regular price $10.60,
Discount Sale Price. .... $13.00
SIDEBOARDS,
regular price $13.00
Discount Sale Price $10.00
COUCHES,
regular price $8.50
Discount Sale Price $0.00
MATTRESSES.
regular price $3.50
Discount Sale Price $2,50
Everything else in proportion.
ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES p.& 82CLARK
Our January Sales
have been the best we ever had.
Nothing like " DEEP CUTTING" to clear out
the goods.
One leek More of January Bargains
Stock -Taking is Over
and we find only a few articles of WiNTER 0001)8 yet to clear -
But they must all go -Nothing to be carried over -And our
- " Bargain Prices" will soon clear them out. -
1-4 OFF ALL FURS
Only n few choice ones left --blit they are just as gond as a month
ago -this "1310 CCT" will soon sell them.
Remember 1-4 Oft
4 only Ladies' Fur -Lined Coats
This is a 131(1 reduction on thein but out they go to some lucky buyer
1-4 OFF ALL JACKETS
LADIES' anti CHILDREN'S JACKETS are all to be cleared
out at this priers. We have only a few left. So this is a money -
saver for you
Salo Sale
3 doz. pair of Beautiful,
Soft, Fleecy Blankets to be
cleared out at ra nig reduction.
if you want Wool Blankets now
is the time to buy them.
NcW p;L: oods
Our New PRINTS are in
and selling every day.
All our New Dress (ioesls,
Trirnmings,'aces, Embroideries
11'aists, (iinghtin•, ('hembrays,
&c., will he here this Werk.
Conte and see the Ni:W
GOODS opened up. it will do
you gond.
Every piece of Wrapper.
ette in the store to sell at the
same pries. 0001) assortment
of Patterns, -
only 1 Oc per yd
?1r-MaI Sits
We have a few suit ends
left in Blacks, Blues and
Tercets. in order to make room
for our NEW SPRING SUIT-
iNG, we are offering some
Very Special Priam
on theta. They are (IENUINE
BARGAINS and will pay you
well to .ee:
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. K Sanford Clothing