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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1909.
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For Wedding +mid; Busi-
ngpr: Stationery and
Cards, Posters, Tickets,
Bills, and fall ; kind.. of
Printing.
• Type, Styles are the Best
L NDERS &�CREE(IH
The Old Reliable
Gr
n eat Clearing Sale of Reddy -Made Clothin
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 $0.50 to 810.0n To Clear 81.90
12 Men's Black and Blue Clay Worsted Su;tr, I egular $8.50 to
$12.00 ,Clearing at $0.50
14 Men's Black and Blue Serge, regular $0 50 and $7.50 To Clear $6.00
Men's Heavy Dark Stripe Tweed Suite, newest cut, regular
40 $13.50 For $11.00
A few only, Mena Tweed. at $11.00 and $10.00, sizes 37. 38, 39
and 40. These are all heavy, durable suits and of the
newest styles and will be
Cleated at $8.00
!den's Double Breasted Tweed Suite. regular $10.00 and $11.00 For $8.00
Men's Canadian Tweed Suits, Single -Breasted, regular $7.50
and :-16.4. Clearing at $8.00
Youths' -.,,,,,, in Tweeds and Worsteds, ranging from $5110
to $10.00 To Clear 25`Off
Boy.' Suits in Fancy Tweed. Single and Double -Breasted, at
Clearing Price $4.50 for $9.50-$4.00 for $3.00 --$3.75 for $2.75
25 Bove' Suite in Good, Heavy Tweeds To Clear at $1.00
23 Men's Overcoats, ranging from $5.00 to *1200.. To Clear at $3.00
Come earl and get your first choice!
Highest Prices Paid for Produce and Poultry dead or alive!
Butter 23c, Eggs 26 These prices subject to
I change,
Dried Apples 6c per Ib. Potatoes 50c per bag.
CARLING BROS.
aimeeceececcesiosoawawa a* 06
ft ftETIRING FROM BUSINESS
Co with the Crowd to
R.N.Rowe's Creat Clearing Sale
of his entire stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. MANTLE -,FURS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HEAVY AND LIGHT RUB-
BERS, WALL PAPER AND LINOLELTMS-
ALL COOD COODS
We have the cleanest ..tock in town and must 11 be cleared
out regardless of 4:obt. as 1 arm giving tip bu inese-
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Ferns Prod e
We Keep Nice, Clean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
- ONE DOOIt NORTH CF POST -OFFICE
reefreaalaaal Carla.
Da. 0. I. IIO1TIMTON, L D. 1., D. 11.
00111T111
limbs/ of the L• 0. D. S. et Outstlo 'Red Roser
Uadsate o1 leees$s U.1'.retty.
0%I101: Ovee Daitson It ( ',stag's Law OSee, la
Es. asdenee's tern*, Destal Panora
DL. A. L [AMMAN, 1. D. 11., D. D. ft..
saes graduate of TorosUaalve►i tr.
DENTIST.
'eel/weed without say pats, es M7 bed 'awls
Ono seer aiadsas a etanbery's office, Mals street
t4eNM.
Medical
U R 1151011T. M. D , N. C. b% 1 a. HU50R
ale Ondust* of Toronto Univ. t Two years
resident physician Royal Aleaandrs 1 ita1, etc.
0 . std Raeideoce, br. Amos' OId Stand, Andrew
Street, 6IKTLL.
DR. A. T. BOND, TORONTO, tsT GRADUATE
of New Toth Pon Orrivat College, succinct
itpraetic* of Dr. A. P. Malloy, Et ter. Resides. e -
dy occupied by Dr Malloy, A raw St. Offce -
merly the Elliot Law tan r, ppnt!e Cen'.ral
N1.
DR, T. P. Yot.Al'OHLIN
6a* resumed practice atter ape ding a year (Cel
lege) se 541.1 and Continental 11p.pitala. General
',settee with epe.ial attention to Aire, (with refra^.-
t:oo) Lar Noe* and Throat.
O fi. e: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal .
D101110N a CARLINO, BAltkisTERB, SOIJCi
en,
lRotaries, Conreyar•.•}f's, Commlaeicoers
lollelters for Notions Bank, .t..1
Mosey 10 Loo at lowesl1rate,nf to
Office*, Main moat, :ate►,
L. Oaat,tse. Ka., L H. lesson
1gOHLT TO LOArc. -
We have a Isrge amount of private funds to loan
s farm and Tillage properties at low Rtes of Inter
eel.
(BADMAN a STANBI'1<iT,I
Bauble's, boli' tore,Saln et., goiter Os
A. S. PHILLIPS. Ia LT1s M.
Llceaael Asctteieer.
Pelee attended 1' alt parts. 8stl.fa,-tlon name.
seed arse M Terme reeeonaW.4 All orders left
at Advocate O0 . win be promptly attended to.
J. SENOR
(�11tent Confederation Life Asettraoce
mpany, also Fire 1ntt+rance in !wad-
s r $ Canadian and British Compante..
Main -St., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
RM. AN1)F.1leoN. 144 -en wed Au,tloneer
for Miro, County. Tama, reasorahl,.
Dates ca•, he made at tt a *Overate.
Exeter. or ilrnry Miler's °finer, Cred-
iton.
I
MONET TOOAN ON FARM AND VILLAGE
PrepertleeAAAAII et lowest rotes of Interest.
=NUT ELLIOT
Otte Opposite Central Held, Laster, Ont.
WE WANT
For Fa'l and Winter month. In Exeter
and surrounding country an active re-
liable agent to fake ordera for nursery
stock.
GOOD PAT WE 'LT. OUTFIT FREE.
EXCLUSIV TERRITORY
600 CRES
of the Ci,o ctst nue ry eta* which you
sell direct to your u.tomcrs. Thin )n
one of the advantage our sten have over
Jobbers. We guarant c the delivery of
trees 1n GOOD GOND -ION and 1.1,' To
CONTRACT GRADE. %Veale for partic-
ulara-PELItAM NI.RSERY CO„ TOR-
ONTO ONT. Please mention this paper.
FARM F011 SALE.
100 acre farm In Usb rne, two and one
halt renes fro Exeter, also a br1:k
'louse on Mairi.p rect. Exeter, and a ear-
n -n(1 of green ere r poets.
M. M. DLATCHFORD
FARM Fon SALE.
One of the nest farms In Usborne
Ahoy 'c• SAND RS A CREECH. Exeter
HOUSE FOR SALE
Lots 36 and 37 Huron street In the
village of Exeter ; brick house, kitchen
and wood shed ; ha Td and soft water ;
large drain house and stables. Tills Is
a nice convenient one,. and must and
will be sold to el se an estate. 11 not
sold privately on or before the 19'h
Dce nib -r ft w;i1 sold by public
auctlon at tho Oen al Ilotel. Exeter, on
December 31st at o'clock. p.m. For
terms and particular apply to Wm. &
A ltodgert, executors, or to Thomas
(intron, acct., Farquhar P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice hundred aver farm. l. -;:.g Let
1, Con. 1. Usborne. London Road, 3-4
mile from Centralia. 3 miles from Ex-
eter. On the premise there ie erected
a good brick I.ou.e. all conveniences.
large bank b.cn, 80 finished to
iate.t Improved atvle , rive t.ouae. good
orchard, Lever failing water. well in
barn and house. 12 rear fall wheat.
All plowing done. it n t sold private;y
on or before the 20 day t Dec. wai Ge
Fold by public auction a a date to tor
t,aed later. Bary terms of payment.
terms and particulars apply to
.la.. llandford. prop.. Cientralia, or to
1' (1,,rcc-o'-, aurt:oneer, 1'.:qu'•ar P. 0.
Osborne Boy Murdered
The story reached here Saturday of .i
murder near Euillchart, Ont., whereby
gPercy Parkinson, the victim, had the
top of his head blown off. He was 2)
years old, and a son of Mrs. 8. Parkin-
son, Usborne Tp.
Young Parkleso i, with Walter (toss,
a man 33 y,ars cf age. who comes freta
Yorkshire, Eng., and a third partner,had
built their three -roamed shack Just off
the T. and N. 0. line, near Raymer, 7
miles from Englehart. They were dig-
ging on what appeared to be a good min
Jng claim. On Dee. 6th avow descended
on then and the temperature fell till
a roaring fire was necessary to Insure
livable temperature.
Isolation began to prey on the soli-
tary three and they began to wrangle.
Ross. who did tae shooting, says that
he and Parkinsorn had words over a
rumor Ross had heard that Parkinson
and the other man were trying to
freeze him out of the claim, widest;
looked valuable. A quarrel ensued then
but nothing serious happened. Next
morning after breakfast Ross got' up,
and picking up his 303 Savage rifle,
started out from his shack to explore.
Rose say@ that before he could reach
the door Parkinson secured a short
axe in the cabin and stood between him
:und the exit. .
Parkinson began to crowd him and
!toss backed up. finally getting hemmed
in between the table and the stove.
Parkinson then started to awing his
.tze and Rose fired aa he saw, the axe
descending. The soft nosed bullet hit
Parkinson on the 'temple nearly tearing
the top of his head off.
There were no eye -witnesses.
Re.'rs lifted the victim up and putting
'1:nt on his bunk closed the shack and
went to the railway station. When a
train carne along he saw A. T. Rowell,
provincial eonetable standing on the
views of a coach. and gave himself up,
telling him what l.ad happened. They
returned to the cabin next day, and
there was Parkinson's body frozen stiff
in the silent cabin.
The late Percy Parkinson was 26
years old. !lis mother, a brother, Wes-
ley, and several slaters live on the farm
In Usborne. Percy left his home a year
ago last October to so to Cobalt as'a
prospector. Since that time he has
bean engagc3 In prospecting In different
parts of the country.
The remain, were brouzht here for
burial, the funeral taking place from
%lesars. Rowe & Atkiason's undertaking
oonts.
V
.AUCTION SALE OF
25 CATTLE AND 4 HORSES.
There will b: sold by public Auction
At the Yards 'n Shipk at o'clo k ,p.
m., Thursday, Dec. 23r 909, 25 cat-
tle and 4 horses. 11. Boescnberry.
Auct'oneer ; J. D. Jackson, Proprietor.
TOWNSHIP OF STEPIIEN
NOMINATION AND ELECTION.
Public notice 1s hereby given that a
meeting of the electors of the Township
of Stephen will be held In the Town Hall
Crediton, on Monday. December 27th,
1909, at one o'clock In the afternoon,
for the purpose of making and receiv-
ing nominations tor Reeve, Deputy-
Iteeve and Councilmen. And further no-
tice Is hereby given that in the event
o' more candidates being proposed for
any particular office than required to
be elected, the proceedings will be ad-
journed until Monday, January 3rd, A.
D., 1 91 0, when polls will be opened
at ft a. nn. at the following plares. as
fixed by Township By-law. viz: -
Polling Subs -division Lot Con.
1. ?fills' Shoe shop 5. 1.
2. t'e:tlale's Kitchen 20. 2.
s. Harbor Shop 11. 0.
4. Towyn hall ]O. 7.
Cunningham's5. Kitchen 11 13
et. 'Llmmer's Hall 28. N. 11.
7. Ilannan's Hall 11. 17.
$. Wilson's Hall 40. S. iI.
it. Maccabees 11 l 1. Sauble
And further notice s hateby given pur-
suant to the Consolidated Municipal Act
and Amendments thereto, that for the
purpose of taking a vote on By-law No.
being a by-law to prohibit the
gale by retail of spirituous. fermented
or other rnanulactured liquors In the
Township of Stephen. a vote will be
taken on Vie- same day as appointed
by statutes for the election of members
o: the Municipal Council. And that the
Polio for taking the said trots will be
held at the same. hour, the same day,
at the 'ante places and by the same
Deputy -Returning Officers as are ap-
pointed for the purposes of the said
a nIIU tl Munfelps1 elections.
And all elf.' ors are hereby request -
c1 to take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Henry Either. Returning Officer
C -editon. Dee 16. 1909.
i!OY WANTED
On a farm -yearly er,aagcn,,enntt- good
home. Apply at this office.
FARM FOR SALE
74 acres 01 farm land In the village of
Exeter, 13 acres in fall wheat, fall
plowing nearly finished. well fenced,
well drained al watered ; good 1 1-2
storey In ick louse, rontainln- 9 living
Towne. hard a';d s • t wat : In the
house ; good bar::. nota . f fruit trees.
situate r,ort'n o: !'u ;on road. Exeter
For particulars Apply to JCtIIN ItAWK-
SI1AW, Proprleto-. ut B. S. 1'1111.1.1i'S,
k ur t i o' -ear.
FOR RALE
Cottage and tis one In F to , bt{rig
lots Noe. 55, 56, d 57, r. t! -e, Noutr,
side of Simroe St et. tt,at property
is a frame gotta • rk teundatlon)ron
talr.Mg five rooms and a good Cellar.
Also a gcod Mr3 ar,d a large stable.
Good garden ai.d fruit trees. The pro-
perty I. to tar sold to w1•.d up tar .elate
-Apply to (IL ADMAN & STANRI'RT.
barristers, Exeter. Ontario
Local Items
Tor regular mcet'ug of the South flor-
in' Farmers' Inat'tute will be held at
B:uce_4•ld, on \lo,tday, Jan'y 10`and at
E:eter, Tuesday. Jany 11.
IMPORTANT NOVICE.-Ilaving re-
sumed bual:,ess in the old stared north
of. the Metropolitan hotel, I will be
pleased to have all my old customers
call, as well aa hundreds of others wl.o
have not yet paid me a visit. 1 skilful
work and courteous treatment re any
criterion to y,) by, I !tope to merit a
stare of the public patronage. j also
have excellent facilities for cleaning,
p:es.ing and repairing clothes on short-
est notice. -M. VINCENT.
IbAKEIt-FULL;CIC-A private church
welding of more than passing interest
to a large circle of friends Was solentn-
ized in the Main street Methodist _•'lurch
on Tuesa-ty :terno)n, Dec. 14, 1909,
when 'Dalai,: L. (Mattie) Follick, eld-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Follick. and Rev. C. W. Raker of Arkona
Ontario, were married. Miss Follick en-
terel the church escorted by her father.
The ;'eremony was performed by Rev.
Mr. Godwin of Parkhill, a former pas-
tor of Main street church and a close
personal friend of both bride and bride-
groom. ltev. Mr. Feat, the present pas-
te; of Main street church, assisted in
the cerennour. The bride was unattended
save by her nephew, Master Joe Follick.
who served her as ring bearer. The
music for the occasion consisted of Can-
tor's "Oh Fair, Oh Sweet and 11oly."
very acceptably rendered by the bride's
niece, Miss Edna Follick, the Bridal
C.torus front 1 •,tterrtgt'In and Mendel,-
sohn's Weddleg march, the latter two
rendered by t to church organist, Mrs•
J. i`.latchford. The u"hors were Messrs.
M. Southcott, L. Coultls, R. Wilcox and
W. May. After the ceremony luncheon
wart served at the home of the bride's
parents, to the families of the bride and
grooms and the officiating ministers and
Clear wtve.s. Mr. and firs. Baker left
on the 5 o'clock train, and after a short
vla't with friends will make their 11o11ne
in Arkona. The presents Were nunter-
oua, msny costly, and all useful, and
cave evidence of the popularity of the
b.Ide, who has been a highly valued
member of start d'rcet church for a
number of years. Rev. Mr. Baker is a
promising young member of the Meth -
olio: ministry and is now approaching
the end of his talyd year as pastor 'pf
the Methodist church in Arkona. The
Advocate joins the ntany file/ids in eon -
gratulation' and well -wishes.
SUICIDE IN 1•'ULLAItTON
John Burrow. aged about :10, who
had been Jn the c;l.ploy o: .ilex. Dow,
F'ullarton, committed su:t'0o early on
Dec 6th. About twenty seven hours
afterwards the body war found In a
shoot in the bairn, at the top of which
a role way tied, and the otnor end
about hie neck. lits razor was missing
from his room, which first aroused the
suspicion that he had taken his own life
Dr. Armstong. coroner. of Mitchell, wart
sunanonel to the seem., and atter inves-
tigating the circumstances connected
with the sad affair ho deemed an in-
quest uenec.esary. Despondency 1. sup-
posed to have been the caure.
HIDULTLPH
Mr. and sirs. rely Armitage rr-
turrle.i home on Saturday after ' their
wedding trip. -Mrs. Thom. Armitage Is
recovering from her illness. -Sid. flod-
glns visited his mother on Sunday. -
Harvey Hudgins is visiting hie brother
Iteilrtald in Parkhill. -A school core ert
Ls to be held in 8. 8. No. 2 on Dec.
22 -There will be a public nneetiang at
L. 0. L. No. 493 on Monday Dor. '20,
at 8 in the evening. -We are glad to
iter tit tt F. G. Abbott, who has been
on the rick list, Is lni roving•
BIRT118
Steep r. -In MtGillivray. Dec. 4. to Mr.
and Mre. J. W. Steeper. a daughter.
Con1111-ln Ni.0 llivraY• De -. 9. to Mr.
and Mrs. I'. P. Conlin. a son.
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
The undersigned offers the following
lands for sale or rent. -ht 11. Con. S.
R. ; S 1-2 Lot 4 and N 1-2 Lot 3,
Con 5, Stephen, and Lot 11. easiq N. It.
airGllllvtay. Farina are in ex, (lent ron-
ditlon with an abundance of .a
about ten acres of hardwood r on
e tch. Lot 11 . Cori. 8. B. Stephe!' has
moke-n house and two bank barns,wltl.
20 acres sown In tall wheat and So
serea plowcl. and situated 2 1-2 miles
«ou'h o: Credit,)n and 1 1-2 miles from
a school. kindly apps; to the under-
. gnei.-MRS. JOHANNA (3L0111.iN
(' cliton Ontario.
VILLAGE Oi- EXETER
Nr,>tINATION AND ELECTION
Pl'BLI(' N(,TI('E is btr.hy pit en that a meeting of
the Electors of the Village of E"etcr will le held in
The Tows Mall, Exeter, es Woodsy, Dec ;27.
1tre+. at the hour of Toelre u',-ta k noon,
For the purpose of making and or( it in g Socotra.
bone for Rrere, Ceuncllmen and Public school
Trustees. And further notice is hereby elven that
in the et ent of more 1'andOates being prrposed for
any office than required to be elected the meeting
will be adjourned until MON AT, .JANUARY San,
A. D. 1rl ., when polis will . o at o a m.
rlo&r.g a: S p. m , at the folio plavea, a. 11 ed
by tillage By -Dm, ylr•
Poking vuh.hi.lsicn No 1, et Silas Handfoed'e
Residence, Main Street, t, Edward Treble, H R O.,
and Harbert Ford. Poll Clerk.
Polling Pub. Iris iris n No 2,.t Week«, Oros Mart -1,
Warbe. Mtn Street, ,. W. H week,,. D R (r , and
Jame" Weekes, Poll Clerk
Palling sulrlr,rltece Nn ,r,at inn, Mitchells fedi.,
Comer of Main and wellington etre/eta, by Re hard
G ANdon, D. R. 0., and Ale" O. Dyer. Poll Clerk
Polus` 8obitiniaioe No t, at the Town Halt. by
Jo„ph fiat ie, D k O , rnd R N. Ts,lre, Poll Clerk.
And all ale^ton aTr hershr requested to title not-
ice and gamin thrmerire, accordingly
feed leve *be L1t"1l,
Jos►rH 111E51011.
ratter, le 13th, 1 eA Ret mart/ reraer
MARRIAGES
Baker-F'OJlic•k-lit Main strict
dist church, Exeter, on Tuesday, Dec.
14. by the Iter.• Mr. Godwin, assisted
by Rev Fear, Rev. C. W. Ilaken of Ar-
koma, Out., to Miss Harriet L. Follick
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Enoch Fol -
lick. Exeter.
Young-Kiu,isten-In Parkhill, Dec. 8,
Miss Grate Edith Ki, : isten, to Mr.
Waller 1 oung of 1 tails r•bu: y.
DEATI18
Broderick. -In London, on Dec. 10th, J.
W. Broderick, formerly of Exeter.
Sheppard. --Iii Clinton, Dec. 5, Jas. Shep-
pard, aged 76 years.
Coleman. -111 }Ilbbert• on Dec. 2, MeV.
Robt. Coleman. aged 35 years.
Brumwell.-At Luc•an, Dec .9, Robert
Bramwell in lira 79th year.
XmasG if
� is for Men
at "The Store for Men "
- --- NEW
Mufflers, Ties, Fancy Sox, Sweater
Coats, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Slippers, House -Coats, Etc.
Buy Early ! We will get you anything you
anything you want, if you tell us early.
SANDY BAWDEN
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MR. A. E. PYM, near the 'Town
Hall, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public. and respect-
fully solicit the patronage of all the Old Cus-
tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. I
believe we can give you entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell
Our. Furniture
is the Favorite of
Christmas Shoppers
Talk as you like, there is nothing can take the place of Furuiture
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 dot,.
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.
Christmas shoppers are requested to slake 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 toget interested!
JAMES BEVERLEY,
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer
Reliable Stoves and Ranges
Big assortment on hand
Wood Heaters, now and second
Coal and Wood Heaters ....
Garland Heaters with Oven
Souvenir
hand up to $5.00
from $ 15, 00 to $17.00
$34.00 to $46.00
$46.00
Imp. Oxford Ranges with Reservoir...$25.00 to $44.00
Garland M • .. 33.00 ' 46.00
National " • .. 32.00 55.00
Souvenirs " • .. 37.00 - 50,00
Also,
Second•Hand Wood Cooks and Ranges on hand.
Axes from 90c to $1.25
" Handles - 65c " 1.25
X -cut Saws, complete 4 25
X -cut " 4.54)
Handles, Gauges and Saw Sets,,
Files and Wedges.
HEANAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE
Use the Genuine SCRANTON (CAL !
STORE