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' CH1tlsTMAS" TAILOIRING.
Bila In a n.tche as important as "u
c,f every day tailoring.
WE MAKE SUITS FOR DRESS ANI
WEDDING OCCASIONS
Every garmeat we tailor for either of
those function's are tailored in the most
workinantlVp like manner.
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS.
MADE HERE i'OR HOLIDAYS.
A lint of i ... k; ar.d 19uee for $15 and
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W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
leslaess Locals -- Read Them
Stewart's Fur -Lined Coats are the
best values you will find. See them.
R. N. Rowe is retiring from business
and selling out i,ie large stock of goods
TWO FOR 25 CENTS. -For the remark-
ably low price of 23c. we will send the
ADVOCATE and MONTREAL STAR or
The ADVOCATE and MAIL & EMPIRE
to the end of 1909. Subscribe now and
get the full txneflt of this very low club.
Coats for young and old; all styles
and coeurs at popular prices at Stewart's.
WANTED -An experienced housekeeper.
References required. Good wages. Apply
G. W. Hardier), Canadian Bank o: Com-
merce, Exeter.
All kinds of produce wanted: Eggs
Dried Apples, Butter, and Poultry,
(dead or •dire) at Stewart's.
Statham's is the place for Christmas
Candle', Froits, and all Confectionery.
Have you seen those liandkerchiett at
R. N. Rowe's 7 They are lovely for
Xnnas. presents-o:.ly $1.515 a dozen.
Fancy 11,rndkerelriefs, (°liars and
(felts for Suras. Big assortment at
Stewart's
Or. Oyes, Conius.
Dr. Ovens. Loudon, Eye and Ear
Surgeon. will be at the Commercial
Hotel, Exeter, on Monday, Dec. 2Oth,
all day. Glasses properly fitted and
diseases of Eye, Ear and Nose treated.
Hours .(.m. to 1 p.m.
Sec Stewart's 103 -piece 1 'inner sets ab
7.50 to $15 00. They are good raluts.
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SUBSCRIBE for the Advocate and
get all the n:ws.
Stewart,' showing of Ane Xmas. (hint,
will surprise you. (_"all and air them.
Kay. have 7,o° been to Itowe's Sale 7
That's were you get good value for
your money.
Try Stewart's for (lean, .fresh grove.
its for your .Vitas. needs.
F'oL'oA) e rowel c it. N. Mo'se's
great pall.
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HOUSE To RENT.
1 1-2 she y Brick !louse, on \Vllliam
street. own d by Mrs. Perkins, all In
first -close state of repair. Apply to
S. !1. SANDERS. Exeter.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
,.it:= -sr METIIOD1ST CIHUlll'Il
Rev. IL'l,ard Hobbs. Pastor
Su (dr)! Pub'lc \Vorship-10.30 and 7.
Cases Service -9.30 a.m.and atter Morn-
ing Sen•vltc and Wednesday night.
Young Men'. Class and Catachumcns -
Sunday at p. m.
Funda) Se loot and Blbie Classes- 2.150.
Epoor'Ji Lague -Tuesday 9 p.
)'raver Meting -Thursday 9 p. nt
Dae. 12 -Missionary Day. Rev. R.
Woodsw' rt!, of Toronto will prcac`
THE BEAUTY
behind a suit is not confin•
ed to other clothing estab-
lishments. There's a love-
liness about our garments
that will simply delight all
who come to us -that's to.
For a Nice
Tailor -Made
Suit
this shop has a
good reputation
Let us make
yours
W. JOHNS
1Morokeet Tenor. Exeter
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LOCAL DOINGS.
ank 46.4k AIL As a&
THE Tu\\N YUl 1.1.'E IN.
T• • k Atli o: it.
Stand up for it.
Speak in favor of It.
Patronize Its nterehauts.
Encourage its industries.
Cheer every live enterprise.
Hurrah for the enthuseteth•.
See all that Is beautiful lu 1t.
Chal.t praises to the 'good it possesses.
Sing of its wonders, you'll find it has
some.
Pralse it and laud It if you wish thrift
to come.
Welcome Improvements -stagnation is
a sin.
Love it, stick to 11. -stay by it thrtough
thick and thin.
Just two weeks to Christmas.
Mr. Harry Taylor has moved to to
from Hensall.
Go to W. J. Statham's !or select o
sters-served in any style.
A man usualiy drops his prosper°
look when a bill collector calls.
We regret very much to report
Mr. J. W. Ilroderick is seriously
at his home In Luneto::.
Rev. T. Wesley Cousens of oto
preached very acceptable sermon t
.lames street church on Sunday.
Mr. Harmon Gill of fort Man fiat
trly of. Grand Bend, has made a
r::gnntent for the benefit of his c o
Mr. John Mallett had the nil ut
tp have his foot jammed one d a
week which caused him to lay o or
at the Central for a few days.
Mr. J. H. Pipe. who has been in
in Mrs. Perkins' house on William st
:cored with his family to Mitch a
week, where he has purchased ar
ry business.
Mr. Peter McTaggart and farm v
moved to town and are occupy th
realdence lately vacated by Mr. t
ley on Sander., street. \Vc m
Clem to town.
James and John Stafford of McKillop
brothers, aged Go and 68, were it
tel to the douse of Refuge las week
The provincial I',spector visited th m
and found everything in fine o
At the municipal elections on Januar
3rd we w111 have two by-laws to o:
as well as the vote for the Chun :,c
trustees -Local Option and the J nt
By-law. Care will need to be is
ed so that you vote as you inter
Tne Trlvitt Memorial Ladies Gu a
zaar, Filday atternoun and evening.c
10. Afternoon tea from 2 to 0 k
Admission 10e. Evening, good o
grain. Admission 10 cents. Al) d
of fancy and useful articles and e
ta:de cooking and candy will be
T.:e farmer who tried to run hl n
without a farm paper 1s not dolt n
self or his farm justice. Take Th v
cote for the local news• and In a
be sure and add The Weekly t
your list of reading for the comm a
Helpful -that Is what you will I
Is, and you will never want to t
out It. Only $1.80 for both paps
Messrs. Wne. Bawden, Al. Aft l
and II. Smith were Arbitrators
cattle deal Saturday, b tween Mr.it
Hawkins and Mr. Samuel Stanlake.r
Hawkins had purchased two h of
cattle from Mr. Stanlake, but bei de-
livery the cattle died. Mr. Stanlakecon-
sidered he should receive part payment
at least and the arbitrators were s-
en to settle the amount, which w f-
fccted to the satisfaction of bot par-
ties
The Curlers re -organized for th
son on Friday night, when the following
officers were elected ;-lion. Pres., ..
Seldon; Pres., 11. E. Huston ; V1 d.
Jones ; Sce'y-Treas., G. E. Anderson.
The netting was a large a nd cnth -
lc one, which Is a good augur r
he coating season. Those desiringto
txiome members should band in it
names to the secretary. The ria s
been secured for three nights and y
ftcrncon but Saturday.
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FRASER-CUDMORE.-Tt.e. residen!e
Mr. George Cudmote wag the scent.
A pretty event Thursday. Der. 2, It
ing the marriage of his daughter,
is Clara Eitel, to Mr. William Pi seer.
7.30 lit the evening the bride, attired
a beautiful dress of brown Venetian
th and white silk waist, entered the
rlor leaning on the arm of her father
d was met by the groom. whereupon
Rev. Richard Hobbs. pastor of
mv'q-st. Methodist rharrh. pronouriaed
myotic words that u•nite•d the lives
these young people. .\t the concis
n of ins ceremony tt.e guests adjourn
to Pie dining room sen..cre a most
ntpluous repast was partaken of, af-
wh'ch the evening was pleasantly'
nt in social rhat. Mr. and airs.aver
ager wl!l testi, In town, and to them
extend Our heartiest congratulations
wish that their future may be one
happiness a.ni prosperity.
\Ir. J. A. Sanders, an Exeter Ol !
t. Lig a son of Mr. Samuel Sand f
ninon Street, has just been appufntP d
5.: Cra1 manager of the Ilelnti.ma e
ono Co.. with head -quarters at -
stock. Mr. Sanders Inas been in q
employ of the company for over n
years and la one of the best Int d
piano men In Canada to -day, so s
the Woodstock Daily Sentinell-Revlew
The many friends 'here of Mr. Sanders
will extend to him hearty c ougra• u::t -
lions upon his appointment.
NOTI:;E T.r •\D: Ei1Ti9Ens,-Ch e
of advertisement must be In the e
not later than Tuesday morning t -
sure insertion the same week. W I
do our best to acconirtodatc our ad
era but as the holiday season Is
proaching we are exceptionally
and hope our advcrtlstrs will help
arrange our work no as not to
the Issue of The Advocate.
HICKS FORECASTS. -Very low bar
ometer and marked tine in temper
will begin In western sections abo
IOth. and during the llth to 14th
lent winter storms will sweep
warily across the country. F
sales and high tides will prevail on
Atlantic O:ean gen^racy, at this an
lowing periods. Hlizezards front
northwest, followed by a cold wave
!sigh barometer that will reach far
the south, about the 12th to the .
A seismic period Is central on th
s•overing the 9th to the 14th. A
tionary storm period Is central onthe
16th, 17th and 18th. Tne strain of I)cr
• ntber solistice will be manifest by
con-
tinuous boreal storms through thio
rod and throughout all this part o
month, especially over the north Atlan-
tic roasts and seas.
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Miss Cnarlotte Dearing was In London.
this weep on business.
Mr. Coleman Moncur of Detroit is vis
!ting las parents here.
Mr. axster Stanlake returned (tom
the West last week.
Mr. A. J. Rollins of London spent a
few days with friends mere last week.
Rev. C. W. Laker of Arkona visited
at the home of Mr. and Airs. W. Cloultls
the past week.
Mr. S. J. Hogarth Is this week attend-
ing the Experimental Union and Winter
Fair at Guelph.
Mr. Rich. Roomer, who has been in
the West all summer, returned to las
home here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Clarke went to
London Saturday, where the latter will
ttemaln for a few days' visit.
Miss E. l'enhalc, who has been visit -
Ing relatives here for some time, return -
el Thursday to her home 111 Vancouver.
Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ac,lull:a Eeell and
son of Winnipeg are vlalting the form-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Snr11.
Rev. Jas. Livinguto:.e of Mitchell wast
In town Friday assisting his old friend
Rev. Hobbs, in celebrating his birth-
day.
airs. H. S. Smith of New York, who
visited Mrs. E. Sanders last wcek,left
Friday to visit in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Statham were call-
ed to Acton Sunday owing to the ser-
ious Illness of the fornter's sister, Mrs.
Smith.
Mr. Bonner Bagshaw, who has been.in
the West for some years, 1s visiting
his parents here, with the intention of
staying some time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Miss
Alice Iloward, Dr. McGillicuddy and Mr.
Wilbur Martin attended the Opera in
Londoa Friday night.
atrs. Mary Canning and little Rubble
Ellwood of Brantford, who have begin
visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hodgson
at Mi!gu;re, were with Mrs. Hodgson
visiting In Exeter last Thursday.
Old whiter struck us on Monday and
Tuesday night we had a real old mid-
winter storm of wind and snow.
EXETER C. O. C. 4'. No. 94 meets
on Friday evening. Dec. 17th. Election
of officers and other important busl-
ness.-'1). N. itowe, sec.
Preparations have been made for the
;banal ' At bonne" of the 1!. S. Liter-
ary Society, to be hold In McDsonelf's
Ball on Wednesday, Dec. 22.
Mr. Samuel Preszcator of Stephen Is
this week moving to the farts he recent
ly purtniased from Mr. Robert .Sanders
on the 8rd con. of t he aaine township.
The report of the latter part of the
Laymen's Missionary Conference with
the renolutle:cs which were only eomplet
el Tuesday evening are withheld until
next week.
Word was reeelvcd licit on Monday
of the death at Ganauoqu: of Mrs. Ell
Cosh. Mr. Costs was a former and
much respected resident of Exeter and
he wilt have the sincere sympathy of nil
in his great lose.
On Tuesday evening t t annual elec-
tion of the officers of the James
street Epworlit League was Lcld, with
the following revults ;--President, A. E.
Buswell; 1st Vice, Dr. Roulston ; 2nd
vice. Mise Effie Taylor. with Assistant,
Miss Ettic Whiteford; and Vice, Miss
J. Hardy ; 4th Vice, Miss b1. Minces,
with assistant, Miss L. Hobbs; Secy
Melo: S'A'e(i : Tress., Clinton SWC .t.
One by one the pioneer residents are
being removed Prem our midst by the
cold hand of death, until few are left.
On Monday last the death of Robert
Frayne, aged 88 years. 10 months, oc-
curred at the fancily residence, James
Street. The deceased enjoyed his us-
ual good health until just a couple of
days before his demise, old age being
attributed to the cause of death. De-
cersed was a native of England, being
horn at North Moulton, Devonshire,
in the Seat 1821). In the year 1844 he
came to Canada, first settling near
Centralia where be remained four
years. Ile then moved to the town-
ship of Usborne, and settled on the
farm now occupied by his son. Mr.
James Frayne, on the 2nd concession.
About 20 years ago he retired from
the farm and moved to Exeter and
since that time has proved himself a
most worthy citizen. He was a man
of sterling principal and was highly
esteemed for his many good qualities.
He was a consistent member of the
James Street Methodist church and
took a deep interest in all spiritual
matters. He and his wife shared the
hardships of the early pioneers and his
passing removes another of the men
who sixtyHve years ago with strong
hands and stout hearts entered the
forest to snake a home for themselves.
His aged partner predeceased him 1'1
ears ago. He is survived by a frmily
of three sons and Hce daughters: John
and James of 1'.horne; Peter, Exeter:
Mrs. Wm. Oke. Usborne: Mrs. Thos.
Wark, Poplar Hill; Mre. Geo. Herrman,
Regina, Sask.; Mise Lizzie at home,
and Mrs. Ed. Tomlinson of London.
The fancily have the sympathy of a
large circle of friends. Owing to Mrs.
Heaman's train being delayed, time of
funeral is indefinite.
IMPROVED RACER SAWS
HIGH GRADE
P!uffibiug Goods
AND
Sanitary Specialties
We offer a selection from nothing but good
quality, with every element of risk eliminated for
you in advance. You don't have to discriminate
gihere between good and bad. Estimates cheerfully
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ven,
The steel in these saws is specially prepared by the SECRET
CHEM l('A 1. PROCESS. This process insures a uniformity of temper
and so tong the steal t hat t hey will hold their cutting edge
longer than any other.
Price, guar., $4.25
\Ve also stock other reliable brands.
Greening's
Patent
Cow Ties
These cow ties have stood the test for years. Undoubtedly the
best and strongest on the mal ket. It will pay to buy only the best.
Headquarters for Cutlery, Sporting Goods,
Mechanics' Fine Tools, Nails, Roofing, Building
Paper, Glass, Iron Pipe and Fittings.
It Wont Chop Wood FOOD 5A CHOPPER GEM
Chirp Raw Meat, Cooked Meat, Vegetables of all kinds, Fruit, Crack-
ers, Bread, Eggs, Cheese, ItWill Chop them all rapidly,
Nuts and other foods. easily, coarse or
fine, in uniform pieces, without mashing, squeezing, tearing or grinding
awkins & Son 's Stove Store
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MODERN METHODS
raring for the. eyes are a great inn,
3.• otencent over those of former days.
r- or instance, Instead Of tic great eluni-
-• ? horn framed spectacles, we supply
DAINTY EYE GLASSES
to gold frames or without any frame
at all. Spectacles are made to improve
your appearance as well .is your sight.
They make handsome and useful pres-
ents for anybody, Including yourself.
Ask to sea our reading glasses.
Wv, 8. 1LOWEY. I'hnt.
("n:nIst, Op'.it an, Exeter. Ont
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THE BEST
Bread
Can eoly he gotten freta the hest Sour
The toiboam,rbrandsare arsei gilled
Try ;hundred neat time los hake -
Try One of These :
JEWELL (Ontario Blended)
PURITY (Wetter& ('anal& flour Mille)
Leave your orders or e- all up
Phone 2
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
•O•N•!INIMIN ••t1••
COATED TC NGCES
are popular only 115 hospitals. Bushiest,
•:o need of them. it you get ore
through, don't throw it away, but come
to us and get It fined. We have
PILLS FOR (X,ATED TONGUES
and It wouldn't be a end idea to buy
a box of Mowry'; Stomach aril Liver
Rale and have Len, handy. Indigestion.
biliousness or a bad cold may coat the
tongue Our p,.ls will cure It. Only
25e. a box.
Coated tongue, very cornmeal du:irg
Xmas Festivities. -.k good tiny to try
our Pills.
W. 8. HOWEY, Pl.m. R..
Q.crt'st, Cptlelar., Exeter, Ont.
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TilE BUSY i1UM
Of the Exeter Four "4111, can be heard
as they are bush arr,ding
STA12 FLOUR
HAVE YOU MEI( TRiED iT^
Well. you ' better had" 11 you wls'. to
know what good bread .t..1 pastry and
rakes are. There is no doubt of its
svrrlorlty, and the price makes it the
best and most economical flour ori the
t::1! kit.
PHONE NO. 32
Cliriztas Shopping News
Only 20 More Shopping Days Left!
IT is time now to get busy and think of our Christ-
mas buying. The early shoppers get the choice of'
the good things that are going. Don't leave it un.
til the last few busy days. Buy early and often and
avoid the rush. Here are a few of the beautiful things
for Xmas.
Xmas Hand-
kerchiefs
200 doz. Fancy H'k'f s -
the hest in the land for
the price.
Prices :k up to $1 each
Xmas Linens
A big seller. Fancy
Doylies. Centre Pieces,
Tray Cloths, Runners
and Scarfs. See them.
XSilk Waists in black,
brown, green and cream.
Net waists in all new de-
signs.
mas Waists
XSilk Scarfs and Fascina-
tors in white, cream or
black. Very dainty head
or neck gear.
Prices $3 to $ 7
masSc arfs
Xmas Collars
and Belts
Something entirely new
for this Xmas. The nic-
est we have ever shown.
XOne of the best pres-
ents to buy. Ruffs, Scarfs,
Muffs and Caps. also
Fur•lined ('oats.
('rices 25c to $1
mas Furs
Xmas Gloves
A good thing for this
time of year. Kid, Mocha
and Dog Skin. Lined or
unlined. New shades.
mas
Millinery
On you ;ant a nice, new
hatfor Xmas % Corse and
see the big bargains we are
offering.
Gents' Furnishings for Christmas
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Oar New Neck Scarfs in all the new shades and shapes, the very best
shown.
" " Ties are all the latest and the largest stock to pick from
" " Gloves are the hest yet -Kid, Mocha. Suede and Dog Skin.
" " Fancy Vests are very swell -the real thing -have one!
" Shirts and Collars -W. G. k R. brand- are the very best.
We carry the largest and best assorted
stock of Men's Furnishings in Town and are
in the best position to fix you up right.
JONES & CLARK
HARVEY BROS. -
POLE MANt'FA(TI'RERa
ONTARiU
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
EXETER
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