Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-09, Page 1SI to JANI ' 11-----tTry The Advocate Oihc
will pay for The Advocate Iteltt/ For Wedding andaBu.i-
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nese ,itionery and
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( any subscriber living in Curds, fosters, Tickets,
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Take .advantage of our / ( 1'r intinStg.'
ow Club Rates
• Type, Styles are the Best
WENTY-THIRD YEAR. EXETER. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1909. SINDEI:S & CREEC.H
The Old Reliable
Great Clearing Sale of Ready -fade Clothing
A $2,000 Stock of Clothing will positively be cleared
to the last dollar before Xmas -so look sharp for bar-
gains.
24 Men's Tweed Suite, regular $0.5') to $10.00 To ('leaf r.1.1+O
12 Men's Black and Blue Clay Worsted Suits, regular 88.50 to
$12.00. .Cleaning at $0.60
14 Men's Black and Blue Serge, regular $0.50 and $7.50 To Clear $5.00
en's Heavy Dark Stripe Tweed Suits, newest cut, remittal
813.50 For $11.00
few only, Men's Tweed, at $11.0( and $10.(0), sizes 37. 3s, :tel
and 40. These are all heavy, durable suits and of the
newest styles and will be Cleared at $8.00
n's Double•Breaeted Tweed Suits, regular $10.00 and $1100 F'or $8.00
Men'a (':i, ul an Tweed Suits, Single•Breasted, regular $7.50
and 4‘ Clear ing at $6.00
Youths' in Tweeds and Worsteds, ranging from $500
to $10.00 To Clear 2.i` Off
Boys Suits in Fancy Tweed, Single and Doable -Breasted, at
Clearing Price 84.50 for $3 60-$4 (10 for $3.00 --$3.75 for $2.75
15 Bovs' Suits in Good, Heavy 'rweede To Clear at $1.00
23 Men's Overcoats, ranging from $5 00 to $12 00 To Clear at $3.00
Come early and get your first choice!
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Poultry, dead or alive!
Butter 23c, Eggs 27c. trade; 26c cash. These prices subject to
change.
Dried Apples Gc per lb, Potatoes 50c per bag.
CARLING BROS.
F1, RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
Co with the Crowd '�
e row row to
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R.N.Rowe's Great Clearing Sale fist
of his entire stock of
DRY GOOD -4, CLAMING, MAN'T'LE', FURS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HEAVY AND LIGHT RUB-
BER, WALL PAPER ANI) LINOLEUMS-
ALL COOD COODS
We have the cleanest stock in town and must all be cleared
out regardl (•ss of crest, as 1 tun giving up business.
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 2::1
-- ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST-OFFRIE
reotetNl.mal Colds. MONET TO LOAN ON FARM AND VILLAGE
Iva Pro rt' st lowers rates of int
ERNPXT P-LLIOT,
Ds O. 110ULtTON, L. D. D. Om(a OI•poelte Central hotel, Exeter, Ont.
D/MTIST WE WANT
Mutts. of the IL O. D. 1. of Ostarlo and Honor
Oesdusts of Toronto University.
0111011: Over Dickson t Carllog s Law OfEce, fa
De. Aaderson', former Dental Parlors.
`DR. A. iL KINSMAN, L. D. S., D. D. 1.•
H.sof graduate of Toronto Uafverlstr.
DENTIST,
tests a*Vscted without any pato, or any bad elects
Vol foal and Winter months In Exeter
and surrounding country an active re-
liable agent to take orders for nursery
stock.
GOOD PAI' WEEKLY. OUTFIT FREE.
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
Coo ACRES
of tl.c clie:(est nursery stock which you
Ods. over Diadems t etanhury's office, Maio street re II direct to your customers. This In
lls.ler, one of the advantages our men have over
jobber°. We guarantee the delivery of
Modica) trees In 000I) CONDI'"ION and Ur' TO
El A BRIGiIT. M. D., le C. P. t S , HONOR
e, Graduate of Toronto University, Two years
resident ph ,ician Moja) Alexandra Ho.1-sal, eta,.
Ole. anddencs, Dr. Amos' Old Stand, Andrew
!WO , 616TER.
( nit. A. T. IwNU, TORO\To, POST GRALJUA21:
LJ of New York foot Graduate College, succe nor
ISo practice an.1 ofR•e of Dr. A. F. Malloy, Andrew
Exeter. 11IIII
u
DR. T. P. MoLAL'OHLIN
Has resumed practice after spending *year (Col
lege) K Defies ies and Continental Hospitals. General
practice with .pedal attention to E)e, (with refrac-
tion) Ear Noe* and Throat.
Omcv: Dashwood, lot.
Legal.
DICKSON a CARLING, BARRISTER'+, BOLiCI
ton, Notaries, l_'Jnr e) an, ere. ccuaLlM'cners
Solicitors for Molsone Rank, et.•.
Mousy to Lime at lowest rate@of !unreal
Mees, Main street, Exeter,
1. II. Casioi., d.A . L H. teases
lirl
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IiIT TO LORA.
r owe have a large soount of prl, ate funds to loan
s farm sod singe properties et low rates of inter
ens/.
OLADMAN t STANBt'RT,t
Barrister', Soflcltors,kftin .1 Ewer on
B. S. PHILLIPS, Exit -rim.
LIc.as.d *sett
Pelee attended le alt parts. Ratiafartion gaaran•
Med or no pay. Term. reas.-nahl.. All orders lift
et Advocate 001:e wa; se promptly attended to.
J. SENIOR
`Agent Confederation Life Assurance
Jompany, also Fire Insurance in lead.
iD$ Canadian and British Companies.
Main -St.. Exeter.
L1CF.NSED AUCTIONEER
WM. ANDEL.SJN. L!. cr.sed Au(fiot.e••r
for I I uron Cou its. Terni rtanor all".
1)a ,a can be made at ate Advo -ate.
Fxr'ce or henry i1IDer's Ottice. Cred-
Iton. s -
(' )N1 RACT GRADE. µ'Ate for rartle-
ular,r- l'ELIIAM NL1LSERY CX)., T011-
° 731'0, (-INT. Please tncn:lon this paper.
FARM FOIL SALE.
100 acre farm In Usb roe, two and one
hall milts from Exeter, .also a br1!k
house on ;fair, -street. Exeter. and a car-
load of gtten cedar posts.
". M. M. IILATCIIFORD
FO11 SALE
Cbttagc and three lots in Exeter, being
iota Nos. 55, 56, and 57. on the South
elle of Slrncoe Street. On this property
Is a frame cottage brie
e (brick toundatlon)con
talnh,g five rooms and a good cellar.
Also a good well and a large arable.
Good garden and fruit trcee. The pro-
perty Is to be sold to wind up the Estate
-Apply to OLIDMAN & STANRL'RY.
Barristers, Exeter, Ontario.
ESTRAY STEER
T . re carne onto tt.e premises of the
r ,dcrsigncd. Lot 20, Con. 15. Stephr.-,,
)1 or Wore the let of September. a
-.sung stet". Owner can have same by
proving property and paying expenses,
ALEN. WiLDS, Dashwood P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
(„lolee hundred acre farm. being Lot
t, Con. 1. Usborne, London Road, 3.4
:isle' from Cie -.trans, 3 miles front Ex-
eter. On the premises there is erected
, good brick houseall conveniences,
Lege book Lara 80,145. flnl.hed in
'Best Imyroved style ; drive house. good
)retard, never failing water. wen In
barn and house. 12 s^vee tall wheat.
Ail plowing done. It not sold prlvate:y
n l or before the 20 day of Dec. wilt to
•old by public auction at a date to to
';v.l later. Easy t.rnu of payne:it.
1 r terms a:id particulars apply to
Jae. tlandford. prop.. Centralia, or to
T. Oameron, auctioneer, Farquhar P. 0.
CItEIITON. GRAND BEND
Mrs. Geo. Feltner. who was taken it
in Winnipeg some time ago. has re
turned huwe and we are {{pleased t,
learn that she has improved consider-
ably. --The Dramatic Concert Corn -
pony, which gare a concert in the hall
on Monday evening, didn't meet with
a very good reception and were at a
loss financially. -Ed. Worm has bought
out a livery business in Zurich and will
move to the neighboring town in the
near future. \Ve wish him every suc-
cess in this business ventare.-Mr. and
Mrs. Keys of Parkhill were guests of
Mr. and Mts. Jas. Lawson Friday.--
Dr. McCue Ras returned house from
Toronto after attending his brother,
who was taken ill there. -Our merch-
ants are beginning to decorate their
stores foe' the Xmas trade. Business'
has become quite brisk. If our people
will do their Xnias shopping a little
earlier they will get a better choice
and besides save the merchants and
clerks a great deal of worry and anx-
iety. -Miss Bender of Zurich visited
her sister, Mrs. llowald, last week.-
Young Bros. are placing a McClary
furnace in the Evangelical Parsonage.
-Misses Alma Hill and Rose Itoesaler
spent Saturday in London. -Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Haist visited Mr. and Mrs.
Sam. Sweitzer Sunday. -We are sorry
to learn that Fred Finkbeiner still
continues in poor health. His many
friends hope there will soon he a turn
for the better. -Mrs. Dan. Coughlin
of Centralia visited her daughter. Mrs.
(Dr.) McCue Ha tutday, -Exeter plumb-
ers are doing some work for Aug. Hill
and in the ronma over Iloltzman's
shop for the rooms which will he used
sly the Bank of Commerce staff. -We
are glad to state that Mrs. Howald,
who was taken suddenly ill last week,
is recovering and we trust she will
regain her health soon. -Last Friday
evening, more than one of our citizens
wished a constable was at hand to
take the young men in hand whowere
using profanity to tt shocking degree.
This state of affairs is reaching a stage
when something should he done and
that pretty soon, The v
1I Mr. R. Sanders of Exeter was here
. hunting this week. -Fred Page and
licet
Jos. O• •tare smiling, to the former'
wife a boy and the latter•'s a girl, both
on Dec. 2nd. -Mr. A. Baker of the 11
line visited at Arkona Sunday. -Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Wilds of Hay visited
at Mrs. Allister's last Friday.-Meeere.
Jos. and Ed. 0111 visited at Arkona
Thursday and Friday. -Jonas Green
gave the young peuple a dance Thurs-
day might.
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FAI1QUIIAtt
The body of the late Archie McCur-
dy, ..f whose death we made mention
last week, was brought here from Is-
ley, Alta., on Monday and taken to
the home of his father, Mr. Thos. Mc-
Curdy, tjshotn(-, from where the fu
el al took place to Kirk ton ceniete
on Tuesday afternoon. The since
sympathy of the community for t
relatives and their regret at the s
death, welt! evidenced by the ve
large attendance at the funeral.
i
111DDULl'll
Mauritius -The marriage was p
formed by Rev. Carlisle of Lucan.
Dec. 8th, at high noon at the residen
of Mr. Joseph Armitage, of Miss Al
Carter to Mr. Percy Armitage both
Biddulph. Miss Mildred Carter, sist
of the bride. acted as bridesmaid wh
M r, Labanah Hodgins was grontuema
The bride was dressed in white si
and the brideatnaid in blue silk. T
groom's present to the bride was
handsome gold bracelet, and to t
bridesmaid a beautiful pearl limos
After congrs'ulstions and a weddi
dinner the young couple left for T
ronto and other points for a short tri
The Advocate j.611-: in wishing t
young couple all pi o.perity and haps
ness.
C'ENTRALIA
Thos. Willis, our butter maker.
moving into F. Abbott's house,
take rnum for 1Ir. Quint.on, who
ecided to move from his farm in 1
.erne to our village. -Mrs. A. Broo
nil Mrs. lnd.•rson spent Friday
ixeter with Mrs. llirne•y.-F, Abbo
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ry
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instead of raising themselves to ale
standard of respectability. are lower-
ing thenl.eltes so that it is a disgrace to
to a village such as ours. Cut it out,
boys !-Mrs. A. Haist had a birthday i
pat ty at her hone one day last week.
Her children were in attendance and
all had a jolly reunion. We congrat-
ulate Mrs. Htatst on having passed
another milestone in the path of tittle
and trust her health will he spared to
live many more years in our midst--
Mr. and Mrs. John Sweitzer spent
Sunday with Mr. and Sire. W, Dearing
of Exeter. -The Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church gave their bazaar
in the Church Thursday evening. it
was a great success financially. The
receipts amounting to over $11.1. The
basement was beautifully decorated
and different booths were placed,
where the ladies in charge sold their
wares at fabulous prices. The Fancy
Work Booth was in charge of Mrs.
%wicker and Mrs. (Rev.) Hicks; the
Confectionery, by Mrs. Nicholson and
Mrs. Clark; the Farmers,' by Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. McMurray. Lunch r'erved,
all did justice. Congratulations,Ladiea.
WINCE SEA
Milton Clark spent a few days in
London la'it week. -Geo. Godholt and
wife spent Sunday wsth Mrs. J. Cald-
well, Heneall.-Mia. Hilda Gunning of
Whalen spent a few days this week
with Miss Lulu Godbolt.-The many
friends of Mrs. Matthew Routley will
he glad to hear that she is improving
after a severe illness, -Roy Coward
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis on Sunday and is doing as well
as can he expected.
STRAYED 011 STOLEN
A black and tan hound, with white
breast. Called ' Rack". Party 10101 -11 -
leg dog will be rewarded.
THOS. EDW'ARDS, Crediton East P.O.
DOG LOST
111,c,, and tat. houol. not very large,
lost 1n bitty swamp on Etc. 4th. Re-
ward for return or Information.iIENatY GOULD, Exeter.
HOUSE POR BALE
Lots 34 and 37 Huron street In the
valag_ of Exeter; brick house, kitchen
:oat wood shed . ha Td and soft water ;
large drain house and stables. Tills 1s
a nice convenient home, and must and
will be sold to close an estate. it not
sold privately on or before the 19th
Dccemb:r it wail bt sold by public
auction at the Central Hotel. Exeter, on
December mat at 2 o'clock, p.m. For
terns end particular@ apply to Wni. &
A. Hodge•rt, executors, or to Thomas
Cameron. aunt., F'aryuhar P. 0.
TAX NOTICE
1 will bo at the Town halt each Fri-
day and on December lith, 13th and
14th, from 9 a. n1. to 5 p. m. for the
collet tion of taxes. Kindly bring the
right change.
W. .1. DIS.9ETT, Collector.
FO11 SALE
Small. seco:.d-hand fruit evaporator
for domestic use. Cheap.
S. J. HOGARTII, Exeter.
FAR( POR SALE
71 acres of farm land 1n the village of
Exeter. 13 acres In fall wheat, fall
plowing nearly finished, well fenced.
well dralr,ed and watered; good 1 1-2
storey brick house, containing 9 living
rooms, hard and soft water in the
house; good barn, number of fruit trees.
situate Mort!, of thexc
station road. Etcr
For particulars apply to JOHN HAWK -
SHAW. Proprietor, or 11. 8. )'TIILLli•S.
h act iv neer.
qu
s ite ill and under the doctor•'
--Miss Lily Elliott has gone to Toronto
to take a course of training in vocal
music. -«'e are only voicing the senti-
ments of the entire community when
we say that we wish Will Fraser and
his bride it prosperous, bright and hap-
py wedded life. The young lady of his
choice was Miss Clara E. ('udwortt of
Exeter and the marriage took place at
the home of her father on Thursday.
"Billy" is a lolly good fellow arid well
liked and highly esteemed herr anti
we sorry to lose hire, but what is our
lose is Exeter's alike -Miss Norris of
StalTa pr( sided at the pine() S.mday
with event efficiency.- -Rev. W. Wat-
son of Elittnyillecircuit preached in the
Methodist church here on Sunday and
delivered t o excellent discourses.---
Preparations are being made for the
Sunday School anniversary on the loth
and 20th inst.-Immense quantities of
fowl have ieen placed in cold storage
by the Parsons•I)avia ('o. this fall, and
from time to time being shipped to
the west, -Wan. Elliott, since his re-
turn from the West, has been busy
buying horses to ship out to that coun-
try where he has great financial inter-
ests. --Elijah ('niwill has built an ad-
dition to his house, erected a new ve-
randah and otherwise improved and
beautified his home, making it one of
the neatest and niost attractive in the
village. --After the 1st of January we
are likely to put on municipal airy, be-
ing incorporated a police village. --Mise
Fledit Baker now of Pieter is giving
lessons in music to a class of juveniles
every Saturday, --Miss Laura Butt
spent a few days of last week visiting
friends in London.
1. tt . Uul'1,1: ELELTI:1 IN NORTHM I UDLESEX.
J. W. Doyle, Conservative, was elected
Monday as member tor North Middlesex
for the l'rovloclal Legislature with a
majority of 96 over W. J. Mitchell the
Liberal candidate. The contest was a
h•(rd 0110 and the carupalgn was one of
t!.oroug:i canvassing on both sides. ito'n
01011 were well to own and popular. Mr.
Mttchtll's majorities were-Alisa Graig
29, Adelaide 1:.. 8tsathroy 36. E. Wil -
llama 107, W. Williams 59, total 280.
Mr. Doyle', rnaJorltice were-Rlddulph,
165, Luau 79. McGillivray 55, Metcalfe
46, Parkhill 11, total 376.
BIRTHS
fags-At Grand (lend, on Dec. 2. to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Page. a son.
Oliver -at Grand Rend, on Dec. 2, M•
and Mrs. .toe Oliver, a daughter.
Kerry -At 1larpley, oil Dec. 4. to Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Kenny, twin daughters.
Williams -In Exeter North, on Nov. 28
to Mr. sad Mr., James Williams, a
800.
English -1n Crediton, on Nov. 21, to Mr.
and airs. John English, a son.
Strang. --Lt Tuck<rsmfth. on Nov. 1st,
to Mr. and Mrs. James Strong, a ,gm.
Pickard. -in Scaforth, on Nov. 30, to Mr.
and Mrs. waiter- Pickard. a son.
Sproat. -in Tuekcrsmlth. on Nov. 29th,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. Sproat, a son.
MA 1E1AGE8
Fraser.-Cudn,orc-in Exeter, on Dec. 2
William J. Fraser, to Miss Clara Cud -
more. daughter of Mt. Oro. Cudnlore,
all of Exeter.
Arnt'tage-Cartet-in Plddulph, on i>c•e.
8. Mr. Perry Armitage to Mina Alma
Carter.
DEATIi8
Fr•ayrte.-ln nit •(r, on Dec.01h. Robert
F'rayrie, aged 88 years. to months.
Funeral Indefinite.
taqu^s.-In t'eborne. Dec. 3rd. Wllllarn
,fa•tu"s, aged 73 years. 6 months, 18
days.
lturnsidc.-At ilayfic h, Nov. 24, Thomas
Le 'lie Burnside, aged 20 years.
Marshall -1n Clinton, Nov. 24. Henry
Marshall, aged 77 years.
A Big Consignment of
g
New and Up -to -Date Clothin
arrived this week. Some Rare Values. Dressy
New Black Overcoats. Swell Tweed and Worst-
ed
orsted effects. Some good service and dressy Suits,
a large assortment. New Shirts, Ties & Caps.
Boots and Shoes.
The best place in town to buy
Christmas Gifts for Men
A beautiful CLOCK or WATCH given
FREE to our customers.
SANDY BAWDEN
XMAS STOCK
The Most Complete Ever Shown in Exeter
Watches
Clocks
Jewellry
Cut Glass
Hand Painted China
Silverware
S.
JEWELER FittonOPTICIAN
Wedding Rings and Marriage Licenses
Our Furniture
is the Favorite of
Christmas Shoppers
Talk as you like, there is nothing sun take the place of Furniture
in the esteem of gift -givers. Nothing else is so serviceable -nothing
else reminds one of the giver every day in the year as Furniture does.
For reasons of newness and variety and all round goodness, we
ask you to do your choosing from this stock of outs. You can't buy
under our prices for our goods.
in all respects this store stands ready to offer you Furniture cert-
ainties.
Cht istrnas shoppers are requested to make it a point to at least
see how well we are prepared to make their shopping satisfactory.
To -day isn't a bit too soon to get interested!
•
1f
JAMES BEVERLEY
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
Reliable Stoves and Ranges
Big assortment on hand
Wool Heaters, new and second hand
Coal and Wood Heaters ....from
Garland Heaters with Oven
Souvenir °
11
up to $5,00
$15.00 to $17.00-
$34 00 to $46.00
Ims. Oxford Ranges e '
s wlth Reservoir.
Garland - „
National
S. 1IVenirs a
•
$46.00
.825.0 to . G14.
0
_ 00
3300 •• 46.0°-
32.00
6.0032.00 55.0n0
:;7 .11 - f)0.00 •
Also,
Second Hand Wood Cooks and Ranges on hand.
Axes from 90c to 81.25
" Handles
X•cut Sawa complete
X
-cut M
65c " 1.25
4 25
4 50'
Handles, Gauges and Saw Sets.
Filed and Wedges.
A¢AMAN'S HARDWARE & STOYB STORR
Use the Genuine SCRANTON COAL'