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,mliaPalr=111.'FT3IIIFIlirI Mrs. Linder of Cleveland is visiting
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Ia()CAI. DOINGS. 4 here.
Nlr. Peter Frayne has gone to the Wrist
to slow ne: tailored by us. Doesn't look
like a u:,lforin taut everybody is wear-
ing.
HAVE US TAILOR YOU A SLIT
Or llgat top coat for wear during the
cool evenings about due. You won't
have to be told about the superiority of
our clothing when you sea and wear tt.
You'll havo the feel of being well dress-
ed, whirl' only first-class tailoring can
give..
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter,
Ontario
Business Locals -- Read Them
True your lire ('/sicken, Ilens and
Ducks to Stewart's --that's the spot for
rare rallies.
TWO FOB 25 CENTS.—For the remark-
ably low pricy. of 115c. wo will send the
ADVOCATE and MONTREAL STAR or
Tho ADVOCATE and MAIL & EMPIRE
to the end of 1909. Subscribe now and
get the full benefit of this very low club.
1f you Grant 10 see a swell lot of nets
tailor-made Jackets right down to the
minute call at Stewart's.
APPLES \WANTED.—leartiwrs and
other(' Laving apples for sale will do
well to bring them into the Evapori:or
whlc : openei for buslneBe test week.
Good prices will be paid.
$2.00 the pair for Me nese i'elo Nap
Blankets. tate nicest blanket for the mon-
ey you erer saw. Steuart.
BARBER APPRENTICE WANTED.—
ApPly to Penpraae & Burke. Exeter.
31iss Auld is again in charge of the
3lillinery department at Stewart's. She
has jnst returned from the leading Amer-
ican fashion centres. Ser the new ideas
she is introducing.
1101 NU FOR SALE—Rabbit dog. 000d
hunter. Apply at this office.
1 e,it S.►I.E.—Choles l:arred Cockerlts
at ; t.nu each. Speak quick. — T. 13.
C.\ItL.INU.
lalle. eta elikaacallc Aka! As Ala alias& Ala
Rey. i tubba pre• r•'., d 'at Creditua on
Sunday.
Tiro leaves .,re beginning to assume
their varigated autumnal tints.
Mr. John Stall acted 'n tt.e capaciay
of guvc:nnteut ;ud'•e et • ._ Pctrole:t 1 •ter
bast Thursday.
Mi. John Wood acted as a Judge of
cattle and sheep In Listowel and other
potltta 1:! at wee to
We have liad sorsa really chilly nights
lately but the late vegetation seems to la
standing it well.
Mr. E. Ocstreincer has resigned his
poatttun with W. 1I. Levett, and accept-
ed a similar one in Merlin. '
The Exeter School Girls' ILasket-hall
team drove to llerrmall Saturday and de-
feated the team of that place in a friend-
ly game, 8-8.
Perhaps the most acceptable thing re-
ccdved In this district of late were the
coptoua showers of rain, which were
3; reatly needed.
A corn patty was enjoyed by a number
of Exeter yours; people at the home of
\tr. and Airs, \vie. V. finer, Stephen. on
Friday evening last.
Mr. Charles Long. son of Mrs. John
Welsh, Is very low In Winnipeg. as a
r•e.,ult of a relapse, after a severe ill-
ness of typhoid fever.
Mr. August Guar, dralnago contractor,
has moved into air. Richard lllatchford's
house on Main street, his houeehotd ef-
fects atrlving Saturday.
Mr. Chas. Livingstone of Milverton.
while on a %lea with \fr. John Hawk-
shaw, was taken 111 last week with . a
slight attack of typhoid fever.
Exeter School Field I)ay Sports will
be held on Friday, Oct. 8th. Masohall,
beykellail and football in the 'notating
and athletic sports in the afternoon.
While about tar household duties on
Sunday last Mrs. Wellington Johns un-
fortunately fell and fractured a small
bone In her left wri:at. Under the doc-
tor's care It is improving cicely.
The pulpit of the Trivltt Memorial
Church was oecupled on Sunday lust by
the Ite:•. Macey, of Satntsbury, in the
ahscnre of the rector, Rev. Collins, who
pr•eaci:e3 anniversary services at Saints -
bury.
airs. McDonald, who has been here v:v-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Snell, left last week, accompanied by
her another, to spend a few days with
her slater In Ingersoll, prior to return-
ing to her home In Chicago.
The wive purchaser will read carefully
what the local merchant has to say in
the advertising columns of the ionic
paler. Lcok up tht, ads In this week's
parer and you will be convinced that you
nce•1 not go out of town Inc bargains.
Some of our citizens are greatly an-
noyed over the proposal to put the new
cement walks between the fences and the
trees. We understand that they will re-
sist to the last ratan, and the last bullet
and make the final stand in the last
dltth.—liensali Observer.
A well-known Grand Mend resident ap-
peared before Magistrate Kay here on
Saturday to tartswcr to chargee of te-
t,tining money wrongfully and of ...con-
ducting a lottery. Ile pleaded guilty in
both cases and the magistrate remand-
ed hint for trial at Goderie't, taking a
bond for his nppearance.
Mr. Jaa. rdrr'ai]s. who recently sold
its fifty acre Lanz on the second con.
of Btddulph, has purchased the 101) acre
farm owned by air. John Broderick, on
the 9th concession of flay, being lot 3.
Tho price paid was $5000. This 1s a
good farm and It Is considered that
Mr.:McFalls t.as a bargain.
The cold and wet weather has retard-
ed the contest in Scotch Doubles on the
bowling green. Those left in the game
are Creech and Davis, Taylor and Lin-
denfelt, 11 am.att and \Veidenharnnner,
and the winncr.a of Catletle and Acneson
against Snell and Scldotr, which Is the
only game not yet played in the second
draw.
A reception and "Good -Bye" evening
was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Adapts ( nee
Amy Johne) et the home of Mrs. 1).
Johns Thursday evening last, when a
large number of their friends called to
wish them "God Speed and Good-I)ye."
Trey, accompanied by Mrs. Jo,tne. left
for Sarnia on Saturday 'mailing, whence
they have since departed for their home
in Calgary.
The harry lAhdley Concert Company
have been drawing pretty fair houses
this week, in the Opera llouae. harry
Lindley is an old timer and %cry Sucreful on the stage, and those he has assoc-
lated with him ,re w(11 up to the average
of players, with the result that those
who have eta ded have leen pleased
Witt'. the perferm.tncee. The company
goes to Goderich front here for three
nights.
The open season for game is as fol-
lows ,—Ducks, Sept. let to Dec. 31st :
geese and swans, Sept. 15th to May 1 ;
squirrels, Nov. 1 to Dec. 1 ; plover Sept
lat. to lave. 15th; rail. Sept. 1st to Dec.
15th; nnrpe and woodcock open season
—:.nips Sept. 15th to Dec. 15, Sports-
men will take notice that partridge may
not be allot this season at any time.
HICKS' WEATHER FORECASTS.—A
regular otorm period extends over the
lot to t he 0th, having its centre on the
3rd. Tac Mercury period is always cen-
tral on the 4th, extending quite to the
14111. General cloundiness and threaten-
ing weather will prevail as we peas from
September Into October, but these coir
ditiono will increase Into positive storms
of rain, wind and thunder, on and touch-
ing lite ard, 4th and 5th. These storms
proml. a genual rains and will wind up
with nnuc t cooler autumnal wlnds and
weatt.e,. Sections along the north side
of the country may possibly have a
too. 't o: e o ly sleet And Si tow, along
anti t to 1 i,th bttronteler than iee euro o
press 'rata. on (l a western flunks, of
Vitae storms. it will be the proper
thing to watch for high northwesterly
galea over the great lakes at this period
Fro..ty nights when the absence of Mer-
cutial cloud., will permit, will be natur-
al in northerly directions from about
the 'tt`t t0 the 8th. '
SUIISCRII)E for the Advocate and
get all the news.
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THE BEAUTY
behind a snit is not cnntin-
ed to other clothing eaab•
b'ihnttnts. There's a love-
limas shunt our garments
that will simply delight all
! who come to u+ lhal's .,,.
For a Nice
Tailor -Made
Suit
this shop has a
good reputation
Let us make
yours
W. JOHNS
Merchant Tailor- 1 .('ter
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on a trip.
Misr Myrtle I)au,:cey left Tuesday to
visit In Parkhill.
Miss Jerrie (]tmeron 1::a returned frau
a trip to the \Vogt.
Mr. \\'11l Knight , as resumed ale med-
teal studies at Lurtdot.
Miss Maud Taylor of London to vlslt-
lug at her home here.
alias Victoria Miners has gone to Lon-
don to attend the Normal.
M1ns Grtgiry vie:W.(1 tier sister, Mrs.
Miller of London last week.
Elmore Senior retururd to Toronto on
Mot day to resume lits studies.
Mr. Paul Madge ha.; gone to Nevada
with a load of Lincoln sheep.
Miss N•Irtnlc Howard went to London
Saturday to attend t he Normal.
Mra. Samuel Adult of P.::k:.ill is via-
Ittng at atr. Richer 1 iteelmer's.
Me.btarte. \V. tttay and 0. Dow spent
Sunday with relatives In >titchell.
Miss Maude Johns has gone to liaon-
Irton to attend the Normal School.
Mr. E. Christle Is at Fort Erie this
wick, acting as judge on light horu.a.
air. Walter \CVatcott la visiting in
1ian:ilton, leaving Wednesday morning.
Mra. Kerr of \\'Ingham wan the ruest
of Mrs John Mr\tahon, ilay, last week.
The Misses Morden of St. Marys are
gue,•t.s of Mrs. S. F'. Sharpaat the manse.
Mr. and ?bra. Ed. hunt of Setforth
sinned at Mr. I. Armstrong's Sunday.
Mr. Samuel Passmore of Thames ltd.
has gone to the west to see the country.
Mr. A. liastings has returned front
London allele e spent two or three
weeks. i
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond of St. Marys
spent Sut:day at Mr. N. Vale's, Fleeter
North.
Mr. and hire. Mreathwic•k of Lon.)on
vlalted the latter's mother, Mrs. I'lyt•r,
over Sunday.
Nurse Leavitt, who has been attendiee
Mr. Fred Gidley, has returned to lie,
horse In London.
Nurse Me )ueen, who has been waiting
on Garvey Achceon, returned to her ttonte
In London Saturday.
Mro. Eastwood, after a visit with 1 er
daughter. Mrs. Staibury, has ieturned
to her home in Whitby.
Mr. T. !Weisel), who has been visiting
at Mr. Chas. !Jitney' s, returned to his
!conte In Saginaw Monday.
\tr. W. A. Gunn of Toronto, Collector
of Customs, vibtted his daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Bright. part of teat week.
Mr. Geo. Knight, after spending a few
days at his old home here, returned to
his home in iiderton Monday.
Mrs. Vrooman and eh:1d of Harrisburg
are hero visiting the former's parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson.
Mr. 'Ardaglt Rollins and Miss Maud
Itolllnn attended the funeral of Mrs.
J. llollina in London on Friday.
Mr. A. D. R. Duncan of the Union
Bank. 1lillebury, slatted here and at his
father's at Farquhar last week.
\irs. Statham, who has been vlaftiaa
her p:trenta, \Ir. and Mrs. J. N. Howard
returned to her home in Acton :attend:ty
Mtas Lots 13lrney, who was here at-
tending the funeral of n.er aunt, :tire.
Russell, returned to Windsor Monday to
re•,unt° her duties as stenographer.
Mrs. Fred Knight and daughter, after
an extended visit here, have returnc•4 to
their home In the west. Mise Janet
Brown accompanied them as far as
Toronto.
Mrs. II. C. Cotter, who has been vleiS-
ing lase mother Item, Mrs. Thos. Greg-
ory. for the last four weeks Ie alerting
tier sister, Mrs. \\. 0. Miller of Lon-
don, this week.
I)r. J. A. Rolling of Ortllla. who had
been attending the funeral of Mre. A. J.
Rollins, London, spent Sunday in town.
shaking hands with old friends. Willie
here he was the guest of C. IL Mindere.
Mr. John Alclntyre attended the fun-
eral in Seatorth on Sunday of the late
Sandy Stcntou, who died on Fri lay last,
aged 80 years. The deceased. being an
old reaident of Scaforth, was well known
and the funeral, watch was condu^ted by
the Masons, was largely attended.
The Hcne:tll basiat bail team is ecp c' -
ed 41.ere Saturday to play a retu; n
game
Rev. \fells of Granton preached educ-
ational et rntonle at Matn street church
on Sunday.
'Ir. John Taylor and faintly are mov-
ing into their ncvv Ionia:: on wellington
street this wcck.
Mr. Win. Arnold has sold his fine rare
horse. Maud A.. to Mr. Patrick of !leer -
ton, and alae has since b an shipped to
the Statca.
Mr. William Wilson has moved to his
farm he recently purchased in Estee m',
as has also Mr. Edgar Fanson to his
farm at Farquhar
Contractor Seldon is progressing ra-
pidly with the extended contract for tits
cement stdcwalka, and soon nearly ev, !y
street will have a good stretch of walk.
The Coven Preehyttrlan Church is be-
ing decorated and painted both inset.
and out. The contractors. Messrs. Simp-
son and darter of Sarnia, are capable
arttets, and when their work Is contpl,'t
ed the members and adherents of the
churc:a will have a very neat and com-
fortable church home. At a meeting of
the congregation held on Tuesday even-
ing to discuss what torsi will.be taken
in regards the re -opening services, it
was decided to have a supper and social
evening on the Mutnday following the
Sunday services. During the evening Mr.
Stanhury, chairman of tt.e Board of
a1:anagement, outlined the work as under
way, and proposed and stated to the
meeting that n member of the church
had kindly donated to the congregation
a complete electric light system for the
whole church, coetirg $1 50,0n. This
caste as a great surprise to the mem-
bers present, and they showed their ap-
preciation by a hearty handclap.
DiED iN LONDON.—Ueneral regret
was felt here on Thursday last when it
reverie known that a former Exeter lady
Mrs, A. J. itollins. had passed away
at her acme in London the previous da r.
She had teen 111 during much of the surt,-
mer, but was not considered seriwsly
ao ut,ttl it few days previous to her de -
niter Mrs. Rollins with her husoand
and family 'elided here for several yeses
and was highly esteemed and resp:cted
by all who knew her. Her maiden nanny
was Annie Hicks end she le a sister of
Mr. Frank Ilkke of Centralia.
Rolling was 63 years of age. ana be-
sides t.er hushand Is survived by two
eons, Fred of le rel' and Sidon at 'tome
and tour daughters. Mre. Diamoni 0f
Detin t. aliases Li)tan Fwlith and Ruth
at l.e.me. 11 e funerat took place to
Wcoelend cemetery Friday. Trte rom-
a- ! ave cut start,. .: .i t!I y Lt this
i- nal Lea event- .
The Annual County Convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will he held in alder Street \tethadltt
Church on Thursday and Friday, the
7th and 8111 of October. The services of
Rev. C. 11. Jones of Goderlch have beer(
.secured for TI ursday evening. Mr.Jones
tray been activ.ly engaged In Local Op-
tlon campaign work and his address can-
not fall to lee of great Interest and
profit.
Mr. W. A. Gunton, representing Mr. .1.
J. Kelso. supertntcr.Le•nt of the Depot -
ntent of Neglected Children under the Q't-
tnrlo Government, was here on Friday
and apprehended three children fo David
Kirke and laid Information before Mag
Intretes Kay and atctlaliutn, with the rr-
rult that the magistrates conanti'.t 1
the children to the care of (t.e Child-
ren's Aid Society oe the County of Hu-
ron. Later the society allowed Mem 1 t
g) to rela'lven of M••, Kirk for a six
week, trial. This socale. le doing a
grand work In removing children front
hew.' that are nee such ss 'a :,s:'r
the beat growth, physical, -newel roll
moral. of the child.
The Sunday School Rally at the James
Street ['butch on Sunday was very so, -
cessful. The scholars attended the
morning and Afternoon cervices in n
body. Itev. riohert }licks of Crediton
pret^lie:I to them in the morning n•t the
.ubjeet. ` 11 1 1* lifted up 1 will draw
all nen unto Me." and he made it very
t:ttereettng by the use of a magnet. itcv.
(ricks and Rev. S. F. Sharp of the Prre-
byterlan church. gave excellent address-
es In the afternoon. The responsive
reading of the Bally Day Lesson by the
surarintet:dent, t(AC tete and e'hoia.•s.
made an Interrrting part of the eta...
neon teervice. Mr. Hicks occupied the
pulpit in the evening. wncn the service
yeas co•.stderat'l a added to by the iewir--
ing of a duet 1.7 atlases Trehle and Tae.
1),. t'oi a en he \1r. Heel. Sout 1'.1'•.
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH WEDNESDAY
Wheat
Barley
Oats. new
Peas
Potatoes, per bag
Hap. per ton
Flour. per cwt.. family
Flour, low grade per cw
Butter
Eggs
Live hogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton
Wool
ltd ltd
IS 50
ail 30
70 75
10 00 10 00
2 75
1 50 155
19
21
7 00
2,1 00
22 00
17 18
Think good thoughtr, but do more than
think
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THE BEST
Bread
Can only be Rotten from the beet Hour
--The totlowmtt brands are unexcelled
—Try a hundred next time you bake--
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
ROYAL HOUSEHOLD (Ogit)ie's)
6 ROSES (Lake of Woods)
PURITY (waters Canals Flour Mills)
Leave your orders or call up
Phone 2.
q,. R. G. Seldon, Exeter
—wpO0000gottv0000ft•004.
The Old Way The New
to Cure a Cold Way : Take
2.5c Box, Howey's Drug Store.
dc.alkic>tla Jai a&AfkatSc &
Manure Litters
Beatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
Beatty Bros.' Steel
Stalls & Stanchions
can bet installer' as cheap as 0
lumber and last forever.
Beatty Bros.' Load
Binder
These three things are great
labor•savers for farmers and ne-
cessities on a farm.
For safe 1)7
Wm. Gillespie, Exeter
PRONE 51
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Here'sOood News
The market prices for old )unk
are alive and so is the old reliable
firm—M. JACKSON k SON—one
door south of the Metropolitan.
Just look at the following prices
(no trade and no track) all CASH:
Rags 75c per hundred
Iron from'G0c to 75c tt
Old Rubber Boots} .
& Shoes J .7c per ib
Copper & Brass 9c t
Horse Hair 30c "
Lead and Zinc 2ic "
IRON PIPE
A great,triety of Iron pipe
always on hand at a reseon-
able price, suitable for
FENCE POSTS, BRACING ,t )tOULE\'Altlt1NO
M. Jackson & Sons
MAIN ST., EXETER.
OPPOSITE ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE
THERE'S PLENTY CAUSE
for eur pride in STAR FLOUR. OU11. ! I 'o-' -
keepers tell us it bakes more all 1 a
ter bread to the sack than any at 1 1
brand they have tried.
Tb1 STAR FLOUR
nest time and a. a 1f May are rt; •
The trial will 1,01 coat you a cent e t
era for STAR is sold at the prl .a
ordinary flour. although It 's t
more by a good deal.
WHEAT wanted at the Mill.
HARVEY BROS.
801.K Maar),t('TtItFalts
EXETER • ONTA1110
Have You
Seen Our
Stock Lately
Exeter's Leading Hardware
T. HAWKINS & SON
furniture and Underiaking
Parlor Suit
East Chair
Music Cabinets
Sideboards
Buffets
Dining -room 'fables
Parlor Tables
Odd Chairs
Couches
will Ranks
Kitchen Cabinets
Dieting Chairs
Dainty, well -made and at reasonable prices
Bed Room Suits
Mit.ttresses Springs
Ilrass and Iron Beds
Newest styles and all at popular prices
13ed Couches
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
JONES
& CLARK
PRONE NO. 32
Special Fall
Announcement
All are cordially invited to call on us
and see our extra showing of Fall and Winter Goods. It will do you
good to see them and do ns good to show you our immense stock. All
the Fall Wearables are now on our cnuntere, and we were never in
better shape to supply your wants,
Millinery Millinery
For all the Ladies
Our large staff of Milliners are now very busy. The orders are
already away ahead of them. (;once eptly and kayo your orders and
have you Fall Hat good and early.
A Visit to Our Show Rooms
Will Delight You.
New Dress
Goods
In all this season's most
fashionable shades and cloth!.
plain or striped.
NewL1Ladies'
Mantles
The new semi -fitting coats
in 1111 the 00101•s Of 1 la(k, itis,
brown, green or gray.
New Girls'
Jackets
Something real swell ler
girls. Nice fancy Boats in green,
brown, blue or red.
Our New
Furs
Are all here. The best yet.
Huffs, `; ufs, Muffs, ('apes and
('nate. Do not miss theta.
New Silk
Waists
In black, clean) or cern,
stlk or net, with new la ;kid trim-
mings.
New Winter
Underwear
For ladies and child! en in
rat ton, union or pure wool. Soon
the time for them.
Men's Fall and Winter Wants
Our New Fall Suitings arc all in and are real nifty.
New Winter Underwear. New Fall & Winter Caps.
New Shirts. Ties, Sox, ti loves and Mitts.
Men's and Boys' Coat Sweaters, $1 to $2.
JONES & CLARK
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing