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$18.00 and $20.00
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This offer is for 2 weeks
only. Every suit is a
BARGAIN
.W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Ontario
$xeter,
liminess Locals -- Read Them
Nene shapes in "King" still. hat just in
at Stewart's. See them.
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January 1st,
1910, for one dollar. Tell your neigh-
bors about it.
Forty toilet sets to pick from at Stew-
art's. That the spot for bargaine. See
their 3.60 set.
The Advocate will be sent to any
address in Canada to Jan. 1st, 1910,
for $1.00.
Do you know of a better place for a
square de.t1 than Stewart's. "We dont."
We take subscriptions for all foreign
or Canadian magazines at reduced
rates. Don't forget the Advocate
when your subscriptions run out.
Some swell new sttitings for ladies just
in at Stewart's.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocate office.
Yes, Stewart's sells Redpath's granu-
lated sugar, and none other. 4.75 per
hundred. Buy quick.
HOUSE \\'ANTED -TO RENT.
A house centrally located; apply at
this office.
Four of the best ladies' fur -lined jack-
ets we ever sal'. Beauties for 37.50 -
worth 55.00. At Stewart's.
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Miss Ili ick wood • l \W
tte:lain:ednes
Mary
tied a Butte brit EXETER MARKET=.
Ujon hu little farm. �d„ evening. I
Against the wort before the door. Tuesday last, I cu. lath, tae ont;trio CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
It proved to be a charm.
Each day it laid a little egg,
\W tach Maty sold at town.
And taus s' e bougnl her groceries,
And now and tact a gown.
The years passed and Mary p.tl:l
The little mortgage due,
And sent her girl to boarding school
tier toy to college loo.
She has a nest -egg In the bank,
And even keeps a cook,
And everythittg about her has
A thrifty. well -kept look.
Soya ehe to those who daily tall
With needle, brus't and pen:
'If you would do as well as 1,
Just keep a little hen."
Mrs. C. Aldaworth Id ill In Exeter N.
Capt. Toni Robson has been elected
president of the Dominion Shorthorn
Breeders' Association. with 11. Smith of
Exeter Vice-president.
Mrs. Cunningham, whom we reported
as awing hndisoosed with erysipelas, 1e
still very 111 and confined to her bed,
but ie slightly on the mend.
Rev. A. II. Going condUetcd dedication
serviccs In the Methodist church, Der-
went, on Sunday last. The vacancy was
very acceptably filled hire by Rev. Kcetl-
Mr. S. G. Bowden has taken a position
tratclltng for the Nicolle Catcudar Co.
and started out this weak. Sandy is
well fitted for a position of this kind
and we wleh him success.
Gerard Street Methoalst C,turaat. Tor-
onto, has agreed to hallow Rev. Mr.
Hobbs, who had been invited to remain
for a fourth year, to accept the call to
Janes Street church, Exeter. •
It appe.trs that the two ladtea who were
In the collision with Mr. Jona Gillespie
recently wire Mrs. \lathew Tinhey and
Niles Phoebe 'Miley, not Mrs. John Tln-
ney and Dfrs, Blackwell as stated.
Interviews Iiad wide railway author-
ities, bankers, builders, business men
and managers of manufacturers are de-
cidedly optimistic In character. Factor-
ies are running full tan -a and prospects
for a busy spring and Hummer are very
bright.
At the recent ntcctiria ot the County
Council 11 E. lfuston of Exeter was ap-
pointed county representative on the
Scutate of the Weston University for the
year 1909, and W. 13. \Wrldenhanuner
of the Exeter school was appoii,ted one
of the examiners for west Huron. The
County printing watt to the Scaforth Ex-
positor.
Mr. J. N. Howard has disposed of the
r.cw brick dwelling he erected last year
on Mali, street, now oecuplel by Mr C.
Seawright to Mr. Jas. W. \W':yte, late
of the %Vest. Mr Howard has also Hold
the residence on the river bank to \1r.
Taos. Haunter,. who has bcc,t occupying
the place for some time. We understand
Mr. flow„r•a will build two more houses
tits summer.
Last week Mr. Newton Baker of Ste-
phen purchased Mr. Richard Snell's
r.ousc on the cotter of Laughall and
Andrew streets, paying a good figure
therefor. This Is one of the newest and
best properties to town. Dir. Snell will
go to Clareaholnt, Alta., about Marin
tat, whs'l'e he will commence, a general
store business. Mrs. Snell and family
will follow in a few weeks.
Principals the graduated Public
s: pools of tee provtnc e are asked for
their advice as to the Material for the
Part IV. readers coon to be publIs'ied.
In a circular sent out by the Department
of Edu;aiion sac principals are asked
to con.iult their teachers, and offer sug-
gestions as to the beat lessons for the
text book. In tires way the ttepartntent
expects to have the advantage of the ex-
perience of teachers in compiling tt.e
reader.
The Providence Literary Society met
in the School house of S. 5. No. 3,
Sterhtn, on 1r.u:'eday c.vchiug, when the
toilew111g bubjcct was detrated.-'1t sol-
ved Blot heading is more beneficial than
rravelltlrg.". resulting in favor of the
affirmative. 1'uth eidea vire well taken
try. the *peakus who stew d constd•:r-
.tb1e skill In h.utdlint, tee aua)ect. A
large crowd of Interested hatencra was
present. Next 'Thursday evening a Spell-
ing mate!, will be nod,
Mies Mabel Mersey, a for i:r Exeter
girl. and dau;htcr of jar. Samuel Her-
sey. Las been appointed lady superin-
tcndeot of the magnificent Royal Vic-
toria Hoapttal of Montreal. Miss Her-
sey went to t'ie iteyil Victoria bur a
few years ago air a prott,attoner, and her
career since that time has bcran almost
niet cot le. After graduating she nano in -
ed in the t.ospital, nod her rise was rap-
id. The appointment is certainly a high
tribute to Miss Hl rscy's ablllty.
At the South llurou County I.. 0. 1.
meeting held tri Ezctet 011 Tuesday of
haat week the ,l,etlon of e.fftc,.'rs result-
ed as follows. -Master, W. Courscy of
loran; Depot,, D. C. Galbraith of P.ay-
tteld : Rec.-Sec.. I'. Coratcloo of Cllnte 1 ;
Rowe & Atkinson have decided to con-
tinue their discount sale for another
month.
Listen ,' 33.00 for a roan's icell fur-
red coon coat. Stewart's.
Mr. N'llllant Calder, Mayor of Dur-
ham, was in Exeter o n Tnuredsy night
and 1' rlday securing proxies for the
annual meeting of the National Port-
land Cement Co., to be held In Toronto
on Wednesday, Feb. 2lth.
CARD OF THANKS.
\Ir. Thor•tab Creu1, wishes to thank
the members of the Canadian Order of
Foresters. the Uddtrllowa, and friends
who gave (.air :nuc rt appreciated assist-
ance during Itis remit illness.
la Friday unlucky. Gladstone, Beacon
fkld, \Vaihington, itismlarck, Fahren-
heit and Spu goon were norn on Friday.
On a Friday 1Irnry V111. gave Cabot 1:13
contrr.tssicn v.nicli led to the discovery
of North Anierica. Columhua actually
discovered Anarica and the Pilgrim Fat -
here landed t t I'ty'ntouti, on Friday.
Once store t :e first newspaper "ad." and
the first ncws,atper printed by secant
power, The Lu,tdon TltltM hots appear
cd o a Frid ty , while the stamp art vwi:s
rep: tied it: England on the same day ot
the week. Mit 1 Chas. Dickens Friday
wits an cele_N1:r1 favorite.
I'on't Monkey
v, ith that cough
Tike HOWEY'S White
Pine and Tar
.�� li'g Bottle for a Quarter
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Sunday...
Was a lovely flower of String
dropped into the lap of Winter
but HICKS predicts pretty
cold weather to come yet -
and don't you forget it I!!
Better 41
Order That
Suit or Over -
Coat
now, or may -
bo a pair of
Pants
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R'ee have in some
lovely ¢'•,41' - and
prices right.
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T. E. ilandford will ehtp a car of
hor ac•e to the West to -day.
Mesare. Me Kague tiros. shipped a car
r,orses to \Iu:areal Tu:edgy.
Niro. Duncan McKay, Exeter North, is
confit;ed to the house through Illness.
1teriand 11rlu'tnei; Is heeling '!re oper-
ating at the atatloa, contatenung duty
Monday.
Mr. 13. S. Phillips Inas received wcrd
of tate Maces of hfa son T.li.. of appen-
dicitis In Ilellevliie hospital.
A large number of Exeter people at-
tettded the Thames Road tea meethig On
Monday night reporting p most enjoy-
able tante.
The 'Tttintble Cluu- gave ;e pleasant
skating party on Wednesday evening of
last week. later serving 1u:tcit at the
atone of Mrs. W. S. Ilowey.
The boys of the Mali street League
undertook to give tate program Tuesday
evening, and eu_cceded In giving those
In attendance a pleasant time for two
hours. A dainty lunch was also served.
John McCullough of (laborite has pur-
chased Mr. John Taylor's house On
Main street. Mr. Taylor will retain pos-
session whit next fall and in the mean-
time will Lulld on i le t'Irtorl t street
property.
The young people of the James street
Epworth League held a very pleasant
social evcnn,g In the basement of the
church Tuesday when are ample supply
of home-made candies and fruits' dis-
appeared with a t'ellah and a, good lit-
erary pro,(tant was rendered.
The curlers of Exeter Club are at pres-
ent In the midst of a contest in singles
amongst themselves. Some of those who
have won or gone down to defeat are
F. Sweet who beat Geo. Anderson, F.
Bowden who put Jas. Grieve nut of the
naming, and Ed. Joaes who at 7.30 on
Tuesday mornlig defeated R. G. Sel-
Scldon, the hour being too early for Dick.
N D. 1lurdon succeeded In getting the
better of James Taylor by a good mar-
gin. and Jim, it Is said, d Id not even
offer an CY(Use ; but then the best at
timer must take their medicine. The
boys claim that there are some of the
other good fellows going under too.
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Fitt. -See.. 1). S. Coos of C'I;ntoit • TreAS.,
Adam Cc.:itelon, of 1 iolmeyvile ; Chap-
lain. W. Lewis of Crediton; 1). o: C.,
G. Vanderburg of l'oiter's 11111; Lec-
turcre, 11. Murray of Ba)ficld seed John
Ford of Clint.) h. As we mr,tlioned last
week tar." 121- will be celebrated )n
Clinton.
IRcks' Forecasts. -A regular *torn)
pet toil cxtehds from tete 13111 to sac 18th.
being central 00 the t:rtn. flits period
Ilea within the influence of &int ct
vernal equinox. Hence equatorial dis-
turbances are possible and probable ht
southern exlrcIi'a at tideland following
storm periods 1n February, ts, c will
name the 15th, 16th .and 17th as the
central days of storm do/elopements. On
:and too i.i ttt tic se dates. low baromet-
er and "dorms of rain. (urnli,g to snow,
way tout most sections In their east-
ward passage across the country. Aa-
tro:iotnical conditions at this time indi-
cate that disturbances may over -run the
Ilmlte of this period. uniting with the
,rc'. storm period.
Wheat 1 00
Barley 48 53
Oats 40 41
Peas 75 82
Potatoes, per bag 00 01)
Hay, per ton 750 850
Flour, per cwt., family 2 75
Flour, low grade per ow 1 40 1 46
Butter 22
Eggs
Livehogs, per cwt 0 05
Shorts per ton 23 00
Bran per ton 2r0 00
\tisa 0111e Jones is visiting in Brant-
ford.
Mr. Geo. Palmer is in Loadon this
week.
air. Alfred .;dein is visiting in London
at present.
Mr. Alfred Taylor vialted in Seaforth
this week.
airs. E. I'oiilck, sr., 1s visaing rela-
tives lit 'Lion.
Miss Frances Davis left Monday for
\('inghant to remain.
Mr. Will Knight of London spent 'Sun-
day at ails ho.nc here.
Mrs. A. lfoltatid returned Tuesday af-
ter a visit in London.
Nita. John Kellam' of ICirktou visited
friends here last week.
Mina \\'llvcrna Quancc to home front
Ailsa Craig for a week.
Misses Cattle Dyer and Merril Could
vialted in iltyth Last work.
1. it. Catllbg spent part
In Toronto on business'.
Mr. Carrick of CantlachIe totalled with
Cttt-nds here over Sunday.
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Wei. 1)lgnalt of Lucan visited re-
latives in town on Saturday.
Mr. Hugh C.te-ney of Seatoct' visit-
ed
isa:ed relatives in town last week.
Miss E. llyridnato wad the gust of
Mina Eiletington over Sunday.
Mr. D. 11. Sanders returned Saturday
from a week's visit In London.
Niles Myrtle 1lcngough of i(e'asall le
the gust of Mrei. Gerson Manna.
Mass Edith Mon. ur returned Tuesday
(tont a visit with friends 1n Guelph.
Mrs. Italeden of Tornio, la the guest
of Mrs. Quince and ol,acr relatives here.
?tins Ali.'r !toward was the gu's't o1
>tr . J. E. Jordan in Goder ' It Sunday.
Mr. Henry 1loopr.r of Michigan arriv-
ed hone t'tid.cy to 1.01,day for a while.
}ars. Geo. Kalgat of ilderton apernt a
few days with relatives Isere last week.
The Misses llustoa rcturard Tuesday
Irons a short visit with friends In Wlrtg-
ham.
Mr. and Nies. Nrlsoa Case )( Clane1'-
1,oyc ,,petit 1.0 "du, with the foram is
father.
Mims Mala) Wait. re of London is
apcl,ding a few weeks' holidays at her
Longe herr.
Herb. Hotrrll has ;one to Windsor
to altept a p•taiticn as cicti•trtclatc with
a salt company.
Mr. and 'des. French and rhlldren or
Toronto are the guoatd of Mt. and Mrs.
E A. F'ollick.
Mise Dinah Elston left Wednesday for
Toronto to engage bn 'nunnery worts at,
i tt' wbOlee,ales.
Mr. 1(crntan 1'rlor has returned to the
west after epe•nding several weeks with
his parents Litre.
Mss. Mci'o:.ail aril soar of Saskatch^
wan visited Mr. and Mts. J. A. Stewart
during tate week.
Miss Tillie, Yager and Miss Nettie \tee-
ters returned Mondry Dorn a visit wi'h
Rtenda to Strattiroy,
}its. J. A. Stewart and son Wilfrid left
Tureday on a visit to Toronto, flow-
nt.itivtllc and Napance,
Mr. Fraalc W. Torn of Toledo, Ohio,
visited his iarente here during the
week. tetut tttt^ Monday evening.
>tr. W. A. Vacation. a traveller f tr a
Toronto stationery house, formerly of
Exeter was to town Monday with hie
samples.
Messrs. Dav'd and Harold hens, who
will: 1''rir mother 'have been visiting at
lite. D. Johns. returned to Vv tnnipeg oi,
Tuesday.
Messts. T. r!. Mee:al:ant awl Melville
Sou'heott attended the (luroa County
Cocaentlun of Inc 1'. ?1. C. A. at Wing-
',anm the former part of this •wc.•k.
>flss Tilly \Vhitc lett Monday evening
to join Mts. Trounce of Buffalo at L011.
do 1. from where they lett t„ sante even-
ing for Cchler;:aa to visit foo A month.
Mr. Morris of Huron College, London,
o:cupted the pulpit of the Trivltt Memor-
iat 1 iurcrt on Sunday last In the absen,_o
of the rector, preaching two excellent
discourses.
1Thi fu :r rat of t'ut late Gcor,te R. Coop-
er of London took place front the Ex-
eter depot on Friday morning. and wean
largely attended by ofd friends and
neighbors of Osborne and rhddutp't,
To, remains were interred :n Exeter
cemetery. Among those who att^n4d
'Loon a die:aruc were Mr. Thos. Okc
of Klrgevlite. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knox
of Tete, tee. Mr, and Mrs. John Evans
Arid two r.c• hi+ C:tceter .end Aldcwl t. Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Wallin -au l so.t. Mr
td :qrs. writ. Davidson of Lnnda•t. acid
Mr. lrytram. his partner at M,Clary's.
Nr. Smith of London. and tar' members
of the hereatrd fancily. of tri .• d-ceaved.
ato war. a general favorite with all.
,ong tae (1o• cI tr.hu'cs was a hetut-
u wreath fro n the MI CIa >' Mamifa•t-
t g Co.
of last week
DEATI I OF MRS. \V 1='LSII
About A o dock Tucaday morning the
death occurred at her home, London Rd.
North of Mrs. John Welsh, aged 49
years Deceased had been 111 about 3
months and had been confined to her
room during the past ten days, her ill-
ness being front Bright's diseams. She
was born in Devonshire, Eng., and came
to Canada 80 years ago. Besides the hue
hand seven children survfve, three boys
and four girls. They are John of New
York state, Tlturna and Resale of Lon-
don, acid Mary, William, Etnity and Ed-
mund at home. The funeral will take
Place to the Exeter cemetery on Thurs-
day.
SOCIAL
The Trivia Memorial Church INVITE
All who are waling to corse for a night,
To john in the Social given for YOU;
It is something novel, smnething new.
The Jack Horner Pic with Its myriads
of plums,
A plum for a nickel, now don't miss the
tun,
And the Shadow Pie with its nnysterlea
dint
\Watt be known far and wide for its spar-
kle and vim.
Friday canning, Feb. lath, 1(31)11, at 9
o'clock its the School Hall.
Admission 10 and 15c. All \Vciconte.
The Old Way -
The New Way
Take
Howey's
Cure -a -Cold
Capsules
r That Nutty Flavor 1
>fr. 11. \Veldenhammer of Gran') VI art,
Man.. spent a few days last week with
Ills hrot• er here. Mr \Veidcnhamrtwr
condo to a successful hardware nosi-
ness In the %est and (hlt,ks (It. -re Is no
Mare like it,
Clinton. -Wm. Cantelon. formerly a re-
'ident of Godcrfeh Tp.. died in Clintmt
on Sttu-dty 1•t his 71st year. Deceased
was never married.
Parkhill. -Mrs. J. Grieve met with an
accident ter day las[ we k wnlc:t depriv-
ed her of iter a palso /vs. Sort roll ori
-ago wht-'a ant, piscrd In tut etovr. sol
,1':•iv hlird u, sad eau,; it '.er hair and
eyeb'o va.
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EXETER ONTARIO
Ls Aunt ALAI ttlkillc>lludis fes Alkali
We have it in our
STAR FLOUR
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 you will
SMILE
too.
HARVEY BROS.
Scrap Iron,
}an!e
Bess, Copper
Robber, tc„
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We ate prepared to pay
T. gAWKINS & 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.
ihrilyarc sloct is Cagle
CASH
40c a hundred and upwards
according to quality, for Scrap Iron.
Old Rubber Boots and Shoes, 5c per lb
Horse hair, 20c. Copper and Brass Sc
Rags, 50c per hundred.
We Have for Sale
a large quantity of
IRON PIPE
suitable for
reat Discount Sale of Furniture at
Rowe & Atkinson's III
We have started a great
slaughter sale comprising
every article of furniture in
BEDROOM SUITES, in } cut Oak
finish, with large Bevel Mirror,
regular price $10.50,
our large stock at a Discount Sale Price. ....813.00
SIDEBOARDS,
Bigspecial discount regular price $13.00
Discount Sale Price $10.00
off regular prices COUCHES,
for CASH. Note some of the regular price $8.50
Great Bargains we are offering Discount Sale Price $0.00
and what it means to furniture
buyers. A call will convince
intending purchasers that this
is the GREATEST BARGAIN
SALE ever held in Exeter. Everything else in proportion.
Fence Posts
M. Jackson & Son
MAiN ST.. EXETER.
! • 1."'"e lea( Ie. K11.
Addle g rill and shares,
and system, and
all modern de -
, neat known
Machiue o 14teine4
erve are a1
din -worst n f
our students. C'onee.nently f seine*•
holes of leading C'anedlan and Ameti: en robes
tare calling loudly for our graetuatre.
indie ideal inetrunlon. Enter any slap.
Mair Couree,t
Fend posted for partt••uten
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GFO. SPOTTO . Pttrvrir.\ r.
MATTRESSES.
regular price $3,50
Discount Sale Price
$2.50
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES &O CLARK
THE
New Spring Goods
are arriving every day.
Nearly every train brings us fresh shipments of "New Goode" -all
for the Spring trade. You will find us with the beet array of the new-
est and most stylish goods this store has ever shown. Come and see
the "New Goods," as they are all bright and fresh. It will give you a
good idea of what you want for your Spring wear. It will be a great
pleasure for us to show you over our stock.
The New Dress Goods Are
The Beat Yet
This will be our banner year for Dress Goods, Our stock is com-
plete with the most stylish fabrics on the market.
New Colored Dress Goods in All
the Leading Colors
Striped Cbeveron
Striped Serge
I'anaine
Serge
Venetian
Wool Taffeta
Fancy Lnstrea
Suiting
do
do
do
do
do
Striped Voiles
Plain do
Crepe de Paris
Crepe de Chene
Eoltenne
Albatras
Nuns Cloth
New Black Dress Goods
Fancy Striped Suiting
Striped Serge do
Panama do
Venetian do
Broadcloth do
Serge do
Wool Taffeta do
Fancy Striped Voiles
Bordered do
ain do
CrPlepe de Paris
Crepe de Chene
Eoltenne
Alhatras
Ladies' New White Wear
is more dainty than ever this season. We have all the "New
Creations" in Ladies' Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers and Drawers
at prices that will tempt you.
New Wash Goods
Everything you may need in this line will be found on our count-
ers. New Prints, New Ginghams, New Linen Suitings in plain, fancy
and stripes; Fancy Vesting and Fancy Muslim'. This ie the time of
the year to have these goods made up.
New Gent's Furnishings
Now Spring Battings Now Tice and Shirts
We are showing an extra fine
lot of Men's ESuitings this Spring
-They ate better than ever and
that is Paying a lot --Do not fail
to PPP them before deciding for
your Spring Suit.
Our New Spring Shirts & Ties
are all here, open for you to see.
ThPy are real swell. Nothing
but the new things for our trade.
We will delight you with our
big assortment.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing