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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 6. 1910.
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of his r'f,
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DRY GOODS, ([J) ' 'Lr'ar,
BOOTS AND SHOES, '
KERS, WALL PAPE
ALL CO__
BUSINESS
rowd to
learing Sale
stock of
[ANTLE-4, FURS.
AND LIGHT RUI3-
A NOLEU MS-
OODS
We have the cleanest stock it'own and 'tint all be cleared
out regardless of cost, as 1 ant ttil'n,g •tp burliness.
Highest Prices P.tid for all kind- .f Farm Produce. .
---- We Keep Nice, CJlea:. fresh Groceries ---
R. N. RUNE
PHONE 22
------ ONE 1)001 NOHT1' 1r POST -OFFICE -
LOCAL OPTION GAINING GROUND
Local Option In Ontario Is fast g;all.-
inS ground as is shown by the result
of the voting on Monday last in( 161
municipalities. About 60 of the
places voted in favor of Local Optlu,i,
while or.ly tau places repealed the by-
law, out of ten where tenting to repeal
took place.
In nearly every place where Local Op-
tion way tried the by-laws received a
majority but failed in many places to
secure the necessary three-fifths.
Hertsall and Grimsby were the two
places in which tee Ly -laws were repeal-
ed. the former getting 16 votes mora
t'... the necessarythree-flfthe.
The latest dispatches from various
centres say that the vote for and
against local option in some places is
very close, and that there will prob-
ably be bonne hard work on both sides
before the real decision of the ratepay-
ers is reached. As near as at present
ascertained the vote stands:
LOCAL OPTION CARRIED
LOCAL OPTION REPEALED 1
Grimsby . . . (16 Ifensall .. . , , 16
Portland .. 297
LOCAL OPTION SUSTAINED
Niagara Tp.... 53
McLean and
Ridout Tps
Grimsby S ...
Innisfail . ..
Onondago Tp .
Port Carling..
Portland 297
Bruce
LOCAL OPTION DEFEATED
CITIES
Brantford 56 Peterboro ....140
TOWNS
Aurora-.. 56 Lindsay .1....130
Carleton P1 11(1 Meafotd 8
Clinton 27 Oakville. ... 48
('obuut•g. . 75 Parkhill tl
Burn wall 112
Pew
t•
Dte.d a a 15I ►c
t n
Dundas ... ...199 Port Hope28
Essex 04 S. S. Marie ..139
Hespeler . 51 Steelton 52
Keewatin .. . St, Marys .. , . 42
Kenora
To W N-, Aye ..
Maj.
Alruonte 140
Bratnpton 8
Collingwood.. . 34
Galt. 7
Leamington50
Newmarket 103
Cornwall
%'11.1.A(+KS
7 Fenelon F.... 15
Maj. Bane' Ofi 10 Fergus 19
Orangeville . 4 Blyth :3 Georgetown.. 60
Orilla .. .21 Burlington 34 Holland l.dg. 42
Renfrew.... . 9 Bradford 5 Kent Wyllie
Stayner . 7 Brnssela.... 2 Lanark ... 19
Strathroy ....166 Bath 7 Markdale ... 9
Meafotd ... 8 Bayfield 1.6 Newboro .... tie
Chatsworth Oil Springs . 13
Delhi 14 Port Perry .. 27
Dutton ... Tiverton .... 3
Elora ... 75 Vienna 8
Exeter 29 Winghatn .... 44
To w'NS1111':+
VILLAGES
Acton . . .... 10
Alliston 3
Ailsa Craig 23
Beeton 60
Bobcaygeon .... 19
Bruce Mines.... 4
Chesley 2
Cobden . .. 4
Denfield . ... 41
Dundalk .. . 2
• • • • • • 2U.. 29
Kingsville ... iP
Shelburne.... 90
'reeswater.... 90
Tottenham .. 2
TOWNSHIPS
Adelaide `2<68 Grey . .. . 30
Alhiyn Gwillimh'ry E.120
Augusta . 190 holland
Beckwith Kincardine ..
Blenheim .. 374 King
Brooke Leeds and
Burford Landowne
('aladon ... .. 6
l'harlottenberg.
Colchester$ .... 00
Dorchester N . 203
Downie 108
Dungannon ....
Dumfries S .... 2
East 139
Era mora
Erttestown ...
Erma ..... ,270
Faraday ....
Glanford 127
Gower N . ... ft2
Colborne .. -
Dnuwich .. .
IteCO1!•C-0 000 \ C ^. •,40i/00.20 S/"i/"'S/ire
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rr'afbasle.al Cards.
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DBNTIIT
ester of tie B C D 8 of Ontario aril Honor
redraw of Toronto Vole /reit).
ofIICI; O,tr Dkkeen k ruling'. Lat. OlEce, !o
Asderecn's forcer Dental Par!ore
DB. A. A. KINSMAN, L 0. 8., D. D. 8 •
*nor graduate of Tor.,t.;o Coive►fstr.
DENTIST,
sato sikacted without aro pain, or ani bad ale. t4
/N o,., Olerdm►a A Stant or) • calf e, Main etre.;
OsO M.
Mailed
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TO LOAN ON FARM AND Cif.1,.A;
l Ptopertles at lowest rates of interest.
ERNEST F:I.LIOT,
Offce Opposite Central Hotel. Exeter, 0-,:
WE WANT
Por Fa'l and Winter months In Esc
1 surrounding country an active
.blo agent to take orders for nurse
:oak.
;'OI) PAY WEEKLY. OUTFIT F11
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
600 ACRES
.t the choicest nursery stock which y
,9411 direct to your customers. Tills
ire of the advantages our men have Ove
Mbbers. We guarantee the delivery of
trees In GOOD OONDl"'ION and tJt' TO
P )t ARIGHT. M. D , M. t'. 1'. t s , ll„holt CONTRACT GRADE. Write for rt
Graduate of Toronto t'ntrerslty, Two fear pa lc-
otphylaion Royal Alexandra VerldW0 et. Mars-PELIHAM NURSERY CO., TOR.
andd RReeeridence,Dr. Amos'Old Stand, Asdre. ONTO. ONT. Please mention thls paper.
/M ICTca.
IA T. BOND, ToRW(TO, PORT (.RADL'ATE t -
cis ere r;wt Graduate Dollese, foresaw i FARM FOIL SALE.
n toe A. F. Yalloy, Exeter. Resldesee -
Dr Dalby Andrew At. tithes 1 100 acre farm In Usb roe, two and one
01 Law agree, opporl:e Central
halt tr.iles teem Exeter, also a bel :k
house cn blab, -street. Exeter, and a car-
, . YOLACGi11.1?i load of preen cedar poste.
tVM. 11. RLATCIIFORD
art prs.tl-'e after speedinga yea. (Col.
ttr Olt and Continental Hoeptale General
e,th'pedal attention to Eye, (wits refrac•
Noes and Throat.
Office: Daebwoo�, Ont.
I.esal .
L CARI.iNrG. BARRt5TRRs, 80LiC1
!Iotarios, Convtysn• en. Ccmmladoner,
`r Dolmas Bank, etc.
FARM FOR SALE.
One cf the finest farms In Osborne
Apply to HANDERS & CREECH. Exeter
11O13E EXCHANGED.
M Leas at base.. rs'..cf Interest
(lives. Dain street, E..•r,. At the Elirnville church shed. on Nom -
ICI 0.
om-
veto x ination day, a Saska'thewan Robe was
exchanged for one of the same kind
1 _ but inferior. The party milling the.
T TO LOAM. • - cl ,st, will kindly return same and save
- 1 further trouble, otherwise legs' procefd-
Ings will hr taken. as the party Is
know:. SIIERWOOU HUNTER
vi • iatfe amount of priest, funds to loan
sod •tllap'properties 81 ;ow rates of Inter
OLADDAI(1 I'TANBt'RT,I
eerrtstare, Solirlten.Me!a Pt.. Latter On
B. S. PHILLIPS, Erns&
LleretesM AscHostile.
!heeded le alt part* sane/ethic rams.
♦.s pay. Tana reesoaWs. AL ellen lett
.o us n will M peemptfy atksded to
J. SENIOR
at Coot derstion Life Apen ran'ct
ay, oleo Fire lnetirance in lead.
nod n - lash Comp^nie;
,
n•SL. Eseter
IONEEB
rerlied Au, t
ens ;faro
t ttr Advr' -
r's Offirr, 1.
Emu T. Canstren, curt oaeer, raiquha
PIANO AND CUTTER FOR SALE.
A r e w first -e lass Piano for salt
cheap , :,1, e < utter. Apply to W. Arnold.
Stater.
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice ' undred acre farm. being 1.
3. Con. 1, Usborre, London Road, 3
tulle from Clentralla, 3 miles from
eter. On the premisee tr,rre is erne
a good trick !Louse. all convene
large bank L.rn 8()s45. finish
latest improved style , drive house
orchard, never falling water, we
barn a:,d house, 12 ....cr. fall
All prowing done. if :sot sold r
on or before the 20 day of Dec.
emit by pubil: auction at a flat•
fl:ed later. Rory t. rale of p..'
For terms and particulars app
Jastlandtord. prop.. Cier,ttalls,
•
Lobo'. 2
Nelson ...289
Oakland 103
Oxford . 208
Pakenharn134
Ramsay 132
Sadwicb,8 143
Sullivan
Tilbury W .. 7
Uxbridge . 283
Waintleet 214
Westmeath 310
Westminster
Whitby .. 111
Dysart. 84
Finch
Flavins op, lad up a trade In lhr 1111t-
ish (blwnhla markets I will be at my
awn home. Erect r. every Saturday for
the purpose of buying all classes of
horses that are sound and In good con-
dition.
T. E 11ANDFORD.
8 ARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
The undersigned offers the following
lands for sale or rent, -bot 11. Con. S.
11.: 8 1-2 Lot 4 and N 1-2 Lot 8,
Con 5. Stephen, and Lot 11. (Ion{ N. 13.
Mcnun.ray. F4r.tts are In excellent ren-
dition with an abundance of water and
about ten acre, of hardwood timber on
civil. Lot 11. Con. 8. 13. Stephen has
modern house and two brink barns,w'Ith
20 acres sown In fall wheat and 50
acres plowed. and situated 2 1-2 miles
south of Credit -on and 1 1-2 miles from
a achoo1. lltnd;y apply It) the under-
aIgned.-}1RS. JOHHANNA fY_RX 11t.IN
Crediton On:arto.
FARM FOR SALE
71 ;ores of farm land In the village, of
Ewer. 13 acres 1n fall w',eat, fail
plo•a1rg nearly fi;,lshcd. well 1• .•e.1.
well drained and wat. reel , good 1 1
storey brlrk house, rontainfng A livl::g
room., hard and soft water in ti.e
house ; good ba nup't,er of fruit trees.
situate • e station road. Exeter
to JOHN HAWK -
B. 8. PHILLIPS.
3ayham.. .... 20 Delaware
Bangor, Nick- Escot Front
lows and Me- Hihl.ert over 100
Clore... k. • .. 2 L:,salon 24
Chaldean - L. • • 3 Malden .... 4
Christie 1 29 Tin cherry 17
Colborne ... . \ \\••rl.inghnrn S 27
Cornwall`' Whitby E 1
Bedford St Joseph
h-tjueasing.. ' Mai tan onlzh
Eltua t; Sunnidale
Pilkington'�3�Tu' ersrnith.... 9
ELECTION
E.
For: Pie l'e2vcst111I
,ESULTS
Ell
, Ezctcr the (0n -
tate result being
test was a close I}a favor of William
a majority of 12{ vote being 258 to
Bowden, the total fo; the village for
246. The counciv
italist of Reeve, Wm.11110 will thctl,,,ors, W, J. Heaman, C.
Bowden; Coumreeett, W. A. i3alkwill.
Luker, W. li. t131 -Law was carried by
The Jack•-n:iitjority of 111, althouKh
only a br,fall+was largely ht favor of
the vote ca: t being 818 for a.:•1 • 70
SucI, a ily-law vote
aga!nitar try that l:, ret= if'h3 of the
.4 Habit, vote b- cast for the by-law.
T • available vote wa3 50'), conaerrient
.• vote of 3111 Is only. 18 abow.. the
re 1.... e 1 r. urrber.
T• • i. ..1 Option By-law failed Iu be -
.ns; , ,.: r .ed by a very small nuntber,thc
by-law lacking 20 votes to secure the
fauces-ffft:,s. The eotcb for the by-law
amain ra.: :.+ t ...id those against 220.
he total yule w is ,i , re'fvre 501. th,ee-
((tb:, of which would be 301, minor
ru:,aly t:,( defeat was h, the differ •: r.
tween 301 and 2111. which is 2o.
The result. In Ex -..tar In detail we.-,:-
Reeve
Ilawctc'r 66 54 66 72-_",,.
JlcCillunt 51 60 51 84-110;
Jar k'u 1ty-LBW
For lib 74 78 100-815
Against 14 6 21 24- 70
Lor .tr Option
For 68 57 63
Against 52 51 57 60-22"
eSI)ORNE
Ir. l',bo:c John Moir was re-elected
Reeve by acelanl.IU.in and on Monday
the old councillors Messrs. Atkinsor,.
Andrew, E1;erittgton and Routley were
1e -elected by vote of the people, as fol.-
109‘6. -
?MVO/
VO/
Atka/110h
Ellerinfto:.
Pats amore
!Rooney
Sen: t h
.1'2 40 Su
95 37 118
86 80 41
50 51 28
48 46 71
5U 40 67
.
30 -2 -or
54-'014
6'2-_71
73-202
95-'_19
53-210
STEPHEN
In 11t(phe.. 'arc old council was re-el-
ected, with t:,o czccptio.l of the reeve.
Mr. Wiliert, who was defeated Py Mr.
$w. liver. Loral Option was defeated by
65. The following 13 the result by
polls.-
REEVF. 1 t S 4 5 6 7 8 �ATotal
eweitut 59 27 76 118 W 30 68 40 75 5er2
Willett 34 57 Sb 29 47 114 3.1 47 39- 42.E
Derctr•Rutcs
Anderson 80 :.- 74 ti, 31 l( 29 50 39-50(,
sanders is 45 24 37 39 b2 49 14 39-314
Corse -aunts
Fiokttieet 17 24 3.4 37 25 100 aft 35 34-374
Kellrrerann 30 .17 3d 49 30 76 37 36 66-377
Love 67 39 63 62 41 41 40 64 94 -491
Wrenn 54 49 79 )06 46 44 24 32 20 04
Yeartre 66 49 56 61 5? 44 27 49 13- 411
Vx:AL OPTION
Fc•r 6h .. 52 71 36 36 40 64 83 '.cn
A`a art 39 25 51 64 45 199 81 25 3.1 44?
McGillivray tp. Reeve. Marshall
Miller.
Parkhill- Mayor -J. C. Knapton.
Reeve -Morino. Munro.
Mitchell --Connell, Davis, Hill, Skin-
ner. Cameron, McLaren, Yarce.
Ailsa Craig -Reeve, J. Morgan. coun-
cil, Alexander, Chapman, Jones, Mt --
Ronald.
Blytb- •Rteve - -11111. C'vuncillora,
Carter. ('aide. Cott, Mc limy.
St. Marys --Mayor, J. Willard;town•
cil, Pratt, (Graham, Fitzsimmons; oth-
erw elected by acclamation.
Hay-Ree%e, Peter Lamont; Cnun•
cil-Feed Willert, 11. Neeh, Wm. eon -
alt. Louis Kalhtteiach.
Ooderich-- Mayor --M. G. Cameron.
Reeve- C. A. field. Deputy -Reeve -
B. C. !tannin'''. • 'i -J. W. Van.
iter, J. C. Me ith
awkint',
o• to et
wap
LUMLEY.
IMr. John Vance of l.lstnwr11 was a
visitor lure the first of t ht week. lei•
old friends were plcase'd to see him a-
galn.-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson,Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes of McKillop ware here
attendings the Kerslake nuptials. -Mr.
and Mts. John Beatty of Varna spent
New Years with relatives In this vlcln-
Uy.-Mrs. Grant Ryckinan le at Hills -
green visiting her parents. -Mrs. Pallip
Rycknlan 1s the guest of her eon} Grant
and family. -Mr. Wm. Glenn. sr., is
busily engaged hauling brick for a
new house to be built the corning sum-
mer. -Mr. W. Fraser of Attwood 18 the
guest of her aunt Mrs. J. Simmons and
family.
The ceremony that united in marriage
Mr. Win Kerslake and Mlsa Tillie Sim
mons on 031c day. Dec. 29th, was
e
performed by the Rev. Colin Fletcher
at six o'clock under an arch which' was
a white foundation, with trimmings of
holly and smilax, in front of a bank of
palms. The bride was dressed In cream
surah silk with trimmings of ribbon and
entbro'dereu chiffon. She carried white
carysanthcmunls and wore the custom-
ary eel and orange blossoms, and was
given away byher brother William.
They were unattended except by little
Miss Vioict Ste'+vart, recce of the groom
who acted as ring bearer. She wore a
beautiful white dress. The march was
Played by Miss Mirtreua Homey of Ex-
eter. The groom's gift to the bride
was a gold locket and cicala and to the
rias tearer a locket and chain also. The
tables looked fine, being decorated with
pink chrysanthemum and smilax. The
dict';‘; roost was decorated with green
and waits sprigs of holly. Toasts were
tendered the bride and hostess. The
rcuesta numbered about 80. The bride
was the re:ipicnt of many handsome and
useful presents. which testified to the
e,tCarl wh she is held. The ;tap
couple wInill hicreside in Uaborne and willpy
have the very best wishca of a host of
friends for their future r.appiness and
brc•sperity. .
GREENWA Y.
of •1r'a' la and Mast& Addison Ralyd
r u. •+p-.4 at W. 3. Efllson's•-
Try The Advocate Office
For Wedding and.Buai-
nest Stationery and
('ands, Pobtere, Tickets.
Bills, and all kinds of
Punting.!
Type, Styles are the Bes
SANDERS & CREECR
\fru Jas. Mose of Rayfield is vlslt:ng
tsar slater, Miss Jean Ifayter.-Mi e.
C: bt ledick of Exetcr is visiting at Mr.
1'. Stewartson's.-The annual enrlatmas
entertr.brment 1't connection with the
Heston Methodist church took place On
ICtrisin-fa night and was largely at-
tended. The program which had been
prepared under the direction of sirs. W.
T. Ulens was one of the L-ast ever held
,arc:. The sword drill under the train-
inS of Capt, Wm. N:c'aois was enjoyed
by 411. The procc_ds were $70. -Maes
C.troltne Wilson is visiting friends In
mm Emma McPherson of
Ruffolo spent New Years at her home
here -\fist' Florence Nell returned from
Tcrct.t•a on Monday. -Mr. 11 -weds lim-
ited 1 -.Is father in Port Huron the pantweek.
DIRTIIS
W 1 NCH ELSEA
Mfr. Ed. L•-,adc•rhousz 'a on a busineeta
trip to Ranvoniville, N. Y. -Mr. and Mrs.
W. Il Karr are spending the New: Year
holidays with Mr Kerr'e mother In
Cleliton.-M ss Jessie Hamilton resWn-
ed duties as teacher in tae: school son
.fond',y.-Hiss Nellie Heywood retort -al
to St. Marys tiih .encu on Monday-
M'ss Dcra I?clb:9dge returned home af-
ter a pleasant vltlt ht Ila n:1ton on Tuas
day. -Mr. Newton Clark left for Chat -
liana on Tuesday, where he is going too
attend the Rosiness College. -Master
Iievto Routclf fe r.,:urned home on Tues.
Joan
1Urock.-Mr. Wm. Roffe spent New
Years at Wooden ck.
day, after a p,C.lat 11 visit with
MARRIAGES
Garvin -Shaw -At Forost, on Tuesday,
Decentber 28, Miss Wtnnifred Shaw to
Mr. W. 11. Girvan of Ailsa Craig.
WIndsui-Collins-At the home of the
bride's parents, Clandeboye, on Dec.
20, Mr. Percy \Vtndsor, of eon. 2. Mer
Gtllivray, to Miss Clara Collins. Cian-
deboye.
Cutttnore-Watto-In C1'nton. on Dec. 27
Miss Minnie Louisa Watts, •,ounzeat
daughter of Mr. 11. W. Watts, to Alel-
aoder Fisher Culaiore, both of town,
DEATHS
Spare -At Staffa, 0:: January 4th, Sam-
uel Speatc. aged 5; years.
The home of Mrs. Joh;. Dew, Usborno,
twat
Bargains
iu Cloliling
ever offered
20 per cent Off
Suitable Things for Men
Muffler:
Ties in Fancy Boxes
Gloves
Sweater Coats
Fanny Vests
Slippers, etc.
We carry the most up-to-date line in town
SANDY BAWDEN
Air Rifles, 1.00 to 1.25
Steven's !Wks, 3.00 to 4.50
Shot Gu .r, 6.50 to 20.00
BISSELL 11 CARPET SWEEPERS
criodre','e al+e•.., 25 and 35.
The] Biggest Stock
in Town to Se-
lect From
See our pikes on Catlefy, Sweepers
he.
1'es ket Knives from 5c. to I.:"
carvers In pairs. 1.00, 1.25 to 1.7 1,
carvers Lt casco 2.25, 2.50 to 4.50
Pie- Knives. Rcrry Spoons and (1d
Meat Forks.
hood Mow re. 1 40 to 1.65
Italaln Scalars, 65c to 1.45
i print' Skates. 50c. to 1.00
iloekela Skates. 1.00 to 5.00
ltoekei Sticks. 10, 25. 40 to 75.
(Gillett Safety Razors, 5.00
Ever Ready Safety Razor. I.00
tarbe-Magnetic Razor. 2.00
Oti,er Make Razors. 75e. to 1.25
N. P. Tea Fete, 80. 90, and, 1.001.
N. P. Coffee Po• *, 11 to 1.00.
Bread Mixers. 2.25 up.
BISSELL'S CARPET SWEEPERS
Large Sizes. 2.75. 3 00, 3.25.3
WISH SCISSORS AND SHEARS
Se assure, from 20:. to 1.90 Ev - lr Warranted
Shears 'r lm 50e '^ 1.25 E •r Warranted
• •
R • ' •'. 90, isms. and 1.26.
Cr; • ..10e.
L • to 2.00.
AMAN'S HARDWARE! 4,,,,,, NSTORE
All accounts are now (ue aV x- tiled at once.
r
itm.at Pans, 31., W 65.
h!e•,r lfli,, 1.20 to 1.11
S.d trona, i.20 to 2.00
50