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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910.
II Try The Advocate Offlct
111!!!'441>
Fur %t•eddiog and Busi•
fees Stationery and
Cards, Porter'. 'Pickets,
Bills, and all kinds of
Printing.
Type, Styles are the Bes
SANDERS & CREECH
The Old Reliable
Stook Taking Sale
Ladies' Furs
A few sets of Furs, both in Stole and Ruff shape, with
Muffs to match, at $17 and $35, to clear $14 and $28.
A number of Odd Ruffs, ranging from $22 to $32--20
per cent off.
Black Astrachan Collarettes at $6 and $4,50.
Black Electric Sable Collarettes, trimmed with Astra-
chan, 20 per cent off.
Men's Furs
Men's Fur Coate, good reliable furs such as Galloway, China Dog. Calf
Skin and Wallaby, 20 per cent oft.
Underwear and Blankets
A number of lines in this department must be cleared out.
A job lot of Men's Fleece -lined Shirts only, 85c to $L50, to clear 75e.
A few pair of All Wool Blankets. to clear $4.00.
Flannellette Blankets at $1.25, $1.50 and $L65.
Print—Worth 12+}c. to clear 10c.
Bargain Table
This table is now laden with short ends of Flannllette, Dress Goods,
Sheetings and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Come Early and Make Your Purchases !
CARLING BROS.
404040000,0020/366310.06
Are You Taking Advantage of
R. N. Rowe's Clearing Sale ?
This is our week for a
Special Sale of All Our Boots & Shoes
We want to clear out our entire Stock of Boots and Shoes
this week and we have put our prices away down LOW in ordet
to do so.
Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Farm Produce.
We Keep Nice, Jlean, Fresh Groceries
R. N. ROWE
PHONE 22
ONE DOOR NORTH OF POST -OFFICE —
rr.ttee.l.sal Carta.
IM
ONET TO LOAN ON FARM ANIT ViLLAGS
Properties at lowest rake of interest.
DB.°. I. ItOULIITON, L. D. a., D. D. E OlEce ERNEJT P.LLIOT,
Opposite Central Hotel, Titter, Ont.
DENTIST
1Msbss of OS L 0. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor
tltadsale et Terosto University.
OIf101: Over Dkk.on a Carling's Law Once, Is
Itr. sinless. formes Dental Panora
a,. R. IRN.si. 01 TN.er t D. a., D. . a,•
graduate of Toronto Valrsrhtt.
DENTIST,
Insall• esteseled without any pals, oe any bad elects
Ogee eyes Oleda es a Btanbery's otllic,, Male street
Isom
Stedlcaf
12 R. WONT, W P., M. C. P. a 8. iIONOR
s or..M. of Toronto Uolyerdt foo years
reddest an Royal Alexandra Marital, etc.
����nce, be. Amo. Old Stand, Andrea
Cedar Posts for Sale
We Lav( the finest quality of Cedar
Peal at moderate -prices.
G. E. HICKS,
CENTRALIA
FARM FOR SALE.
100 acre form In Usti rhe, two and one
half wile, from Exeter, also a brl:k
house on Main -street, Exeter, a: d a car -
toad et green cedar poets.
WM. M. 1LATC1IFORD
DR. A. T. RIONP, TORONTO, POST GRADUATE,Cr t
of New York root Graduate Cotleee,'uccessor q pr : y
to practice of Dr. A. r. Malloy, Eleter. Residence --
lately occupied Fy Pr Malloy, Andrew St. Off., -e -
Formerly the F.li ct Lw 001 e, opposite (intra.
Hotel.
Dft. T. P. MCL.AUOIILIN
Hae rertmed pruti. e after spending a year (Cc'
lege) at 3, Ii and Continental Hospitals. General
peibettea waS special attention to Eye, (with retrac-
tion) Ear Nose and Throat
Olt.c: Dashwood, Ont.
Legal .
10180N a CARLINO, BARRISTERS, SOI.IC1
sock Notaries, Cent e)an'ers, a ommissic Dere
II Helton for 'lobelia Pant, etc.
/ Mosey to Leaf It lowest rates of Inkrest
Mows, Main street, Exeter,
1. a. Demme. ILA.. L, H. irsur.
MONET TO LOAA.
We have a tars* as;oust of private fund' to loan
Roane and village properties at low eaten of inter
M GLADMAN a aTANBURT,I
Barristers, l(clir dors, Main st., Keeler Os
H.S. PHILLIPS, Barran.
Liaised Asctles,er.
rslNnttswdsd to all parts, ttattehc•tloe grans.
teed lose pay. Teems roasoaaW,. all ceders left
M AhecM' Mee will be promptly attesdsd to.
J. SENIOR
Anent Oonfsderation Life Assurance
company. also Fire insurance in lead-
ing Oanadian and British Companies.
plain -8t., Exeter.
LICENSED AUCTiONEER
p141. ANDERSON. I.'0 -need Aortloneer
fir Miran COurty. Terni r('asor.able.
Datt♦V:'an be r:made at tre Ad,o•atc,
Exeter. or Henry )liber'• Office, Crcd-
N.n. . is 11111
of
to
FARM FOR SALE.
the finest farms to t'sborne
SANDERS & CREECH, Exeter
PIANO AND CUTTER FOR SALE.
A new first-class 1'iar,o for vale
cheap; also (tette. Agri;: to W. Arnold,
Exeter.
---- WANTED- -
To know the whereabouts of Sadie
McDougall, formerly Sadie rage of
Spring:11in Ont., or ter son, '.Villiarn
Janes McDougall. Any acquaintance or
;lend FIvIng Information address
WALTER 11. MCDOUGALL.
Mcoecjaw. Seek.
FOR RALE
( tttage a;.d arae lots In Exeter, tee.g
Tots Nes. 55, 56, and 57. on the South
side cf Simcoc Street. On this prrrcrty
in a frame cottage (brick foucdatlon)con
tainirg five rooms ar.d a gcod cellar.
Also a good well and a large stable.
Good garden and fruit trete. The pro-
perty is to be sold to wind up the estate
-Apply to OL\DMAN & VTANPC'RY.
Barrister,, Exeter. Ontario
FARM FOR SALE.
Choice hundred acre farm, teir.g 1.ot
3. Ccn. 1. t'sborr.c. London Road, 3-4
mile from Centralia, t miles from Ex-
eter. On the pren;tats there is erected
a good brick house. ail coneenierees,
large hank bane 010e4r•, finished In
iatret fmprovei style ; drive house good
orr!.a-dr.erer falling water. well In
barn and house. 12 erre* rail wheal.
All plowing done. It not sold p teiy
re or before the 20 day of Dee,/ be
mold ty public auction at a d
frx..1 later. F.aey terrane cf
Ft, terrine and particulate
Jas Ilandford. prep.. Centra
T (,n,eron, auctioneer, Fa,
IIIS MAJESTY, THE DEVIL."
This was the title of the Rev. Suns.
Small's torture in James street church
T
on huraday evening last, when th
large audience was treated to a rhos
admirable discourse on the personalis:
characterlatica and methods of lit
Satanic Majesty. Mr. Small. as a le
turer, 1s all that has been said of hitt
in the announcements of his appearing
In Exeter, and those who heard hit
were glad Lhat they had not missed 1t.
Mr. Small 1s a clever speaker, with a
fine command of language, a pleasant
manner, and he held the attenti•r1 of
all from start to finish. lie alternately
had his audience in joyful and serious
moods, as he told some witty incident
or p•-esaed home a telling point. In the
course of the lecture he said he would
rather be Judas Iscariot t,. Hell than
deliberately vote for the license system.
HOCKEY.
London Meds. 9, Exeter 7.
e Las* Friday night the first gains of
t hockey for the season took place ort the
Exeter rink, wie n the London Medical
is College team played the locals to a
- is ore of 9-7 In favor of the visltore.
t The rink was crowded with t•nthualas!e,
who rooted for the home team in fine
h style and were delighted with the game
an- Cee result. although their favo:-
It,e di1 no' win, theirs was a ver: cred-
itable defeat when it Is considered the
Meds. have not bzen defeated this year,
rend are tite bat bunch of players in
the• Loddon City League. The visitors
go' bu'y the minute play was c•omnr-nc-
cd and before Exeter got down to wolfs
tour goals were scored up in favor of
London. This was followed by one for
Exeter and another for London, and it
remained 5-1 until half time. On re-
suning play the locals got Into the
gameInfine :,!,ape, notching 4 more
in short orde ., tieing the store. Dur-
ing the remainder of the half London
scored 4 to Exeter', 2, leaving the fin-
al result 9-7. The visitors were a fine
lot of players, clever with the stick,
swift on their skates, practiced In com-
bination work arid quick to get away
with the puck and stake a combined
rush down the rink, and pretty sure
on a goal slot, while their defence
WAS so sure that it was only by the
cleverest kind of work on the part of
the home forwards that they were able
to get in for a allot on the goal, while
the goal keeper stopped nwny a sure
shot. The locals a's a whole lacked in
combination work, although at times
they made 5011"1 beautiful paroles that
worked well; they were some lacking
on playing t c..' position, but akatel
fast, worked herd and were on top of
the puck all tie tiro and throughout
the game Ice pt the puck near their op-
ponents goal fully two-thirds of the
time. but had the hardest kind of luck
in scoring. The quick, combined rush
down the lee, with only the defence men
to play against mems to be much. Wrote
successful In scoring than working ,t
puck through a crowd of players In
front of the goal nets. Bright in goal
was hardly in iia usual forst and the
f.0 t that his sight :necc-tst:at- a his wear
in;; glaseea handicaps trim somewhat on
(•lase shots. Ilawden on point always
plays a sure and steady game. Pinner
on cover worked hard and stopped many
a good rush. Siebert ae rover was
there with the goods all the time. lie
is one of the cleanest, burr at. and eae-
lest players we veer saw in a game.
Shepherd, Carling and Southcott make
a pretty good forward lint -up. Shep-
herd le a nice shot, and a good position
player. Carling is a strong, heavy hard
worker and was going for all the was
worth all the time, and doing effective
work, while Southcott Is all 10 the grad
on the left win;, b:ing with etlrk
and skate and a fine shot. The game
WAX clear and free front toughness,
lacking in "chewing", and the referee
Seo. Palmer. had 110 oteamior, to penal-
ize a single player. Tat' t..•aIna were. -
London -Goal, Parkinson ; poi! t. Trani
cover, Avery ; rover, Wagner, centre.
\Vr,shbur n ; right, I'ark ; left. Collfne.
Eatter-Goal Bright ; point, Ilawden ;
cover, Pinner; centre, Carling ; right,
Shepherd : left South ott.
THE EXETER COUNCiL
The council stet in the Reading roost
of the Town Hall on Friday, Jan. 21st.
Absent Councillor Luker. Previous ntLn-
utee approved. Per Heitman and Ila1k-
will-That Jae. Creech and J. G. Stan -
bury be paid $1 each, error hi dog tar.
-Carried. The reeve stated that he had
paid $1.60 expenses to sending Mrs.
Williams to House of Refuge. Mr.
1. Jackson wished to kivow what ac-
tion the council was going to take in
re_ards license for pool room. The
council, reply was that no license would
be granted. Mr Iturdon reeked leave on
behalf of the Molsons Bank to erect a
sign. Permla,lon was granted, sub-
ject to by-law, ori notion of Heartier'
and Halkwlll.-Carried .
The following accounts were read and
passed -A. Cottle. pump repairs ceme-
tery 5.(10; C. W. Cross, salary 29.00;
G. Cudrmore, labor, 4.62, 1'. Brock, sr.
6.95, F. Mallett, jr.. 1.20; T Brock jr.
77s ; S West 2,:33 , A. Itlesett, 1.95;
W. Weslcott (inc; W. J. Blssett, meals
for tramps Loc.; T Houlden, water -
acct.. 3.60; labor, $2; Jas. N.
Howard. labor at waterworks. :..art :
Gladian nL Starnhury, legal feel for
191)7-8-9 to Nov. 25t1, 31.50; J. Beer,
waterworks, 6.63. -Passed an motion of
Levett and lieantan.
Per Beaman and Balkwill-Tint Inc at
tention of citizens be called to the vio-
latitu; of the village by -haws in dis-
tributing ashes on the roadway. The
committee appointed to irrterview the
School Board as to appointment of a
truant officer, reported that the hoard
was satisfied with the appointment of
Mr. Crcwcs.
I'er Lovett and ]Seaman -That Thos.
Crewe•s be appointed truant officer at
salary of $10 for the year. -Carried.
Councillor Heitman gave notice of mo-
tion welch he will present at the next
meeting of the council, that the council
provide in the estimates for 1910 auf-
fic•tent money to repay those under spec-
ial assessment the amount paid In error
of taxes during years 19055-6-7-8.
Adjournment by Lovett.
Jos. Senior, Cleric.
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AUCTION SALE
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VALUABLE
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VALUABLE FARM STOCK.
Mr. Thos. Cameron has received inetruetions to sell
by public auction et
LOT 8, CON. 3, HAY,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY llth, 1910
at 1 o'clock p.m sharp,
the lolloving valuable property,
HORSES -1 driving mare, quite reliable; 1 driter
rigs( 3 years, 1 driver rising i years, 1 driver,
sucker.
CATTLE, WITH PEDIGREE- Fur, bred cow,
with pedigree, due in April; pure bred cow with
,adipes., deo in March; pure bred bull, 11 menthe
eld,ellsibis for registration.
GRADE CATTL3-2 cows due in April, 3 fresh
calved cows, farrow cow, 2 beef ring heifers rising 3
years, 3 steer calves, 3 heifer calves,
INCUBATOR AND BROODER -Cap. N0 eggs.
T81YS-8 months' credit oa furnishing approved
joint notes. A discount of per rest pat annum off
ot cask
pssitivsly se reserve as Ike Proprietor
is (else West
Tksman Cameros James Ooftd,
auctioneer Proprietor
CONTit \('Ts WITH FARMERS
The Exeter Cannlr,e; Factory le now
prepared to , n'cr into te.ntracts with
farmer:h for growing Inc different crops
for the Qantiing Factory for the sea.
eon 1910. S. M. SANDERS, Manager.
CREAMERY MEETING.
The Annual MC ting of the patrons of
the \Vit:chase-a Creamery will be hr id
in the Township hall, Ellaville. on
T;.u:-aday, February 3rd. at 2 0. nt.
when the annual report will be receiv-
ed. addresses delivered and a general
dlavUeeio•4 o:. matters pertaining to the
I" emery will take blare. W. G. MEDD.
VILLAGE OF EXETER
Sealed Tenders addle Fe( d to the
Clerk of the Village of Exeter will be
received up to the let day of February
1910 for t.le purchase of $836.5.97 'r ivc
per cent. Local inprovenxnt Debentures
repayable In Twenty (20) equal annual
instal;»cats of $671.32. commencing the
15th day of January, 1910.
Thr highest or any tender not necess-
arily accepted. JOA. SENIOR.
Village Clerk.
FARM FOR SALE
74 acnes of farm land in the village of
Exeter. 13 acres In fall wheat, tall
plowing nearly finished. wrll ftnred,
well drained and watered; good 1 1-2
storey brick house, contAInfng 9 living
rooms\ hard and soft water In the
rouse; ood barn, number of fruit trees.
e orth of the station road: Exeter
ticulers apply to JOHN iCA\VK-
roprletor. or P. S. PHILLIPS.
r.
ifockcy players consisting of Atklneon
in goal. Pinner on point. Dawdcn on
rover. Seibert rover ; Carling. Elliott
and Elliott as forwards, went tro Hen -
sell Tuesday night and played a eratne
to the oore of 5 to 3 In Ilensall'e fav-
or. The half time score was 4-0. Tont
Carling got a nasty crack 1n the facet
by a hoot and skate. causing a black eye
and a cut on hie lip that took three
stitches to clone.
JORDAN MUNROE ENTERTAINMENT
COMPANY.
Orn Friday, January 28th our Town
will be visited by the above Company.
They carry a Moving Picture Machine
of the Highest Standard, and show all
the latest eubj.cte in motion pictures,
including the }Judson Fulton Celebra-
tion at New Yolk, The Grand Naval
Pageant, showing War Ships of all
natioae. etretchhng over 16 11411,5: ale*
scenes of real \Vent-•rn life. Their com-
ic nuntxcre are side -splitters. Thele Is
as much difference between their Illust-
rated song. acid Inc ones carried by or-
dinary companies as between day and
night. Master 'Ernest Davis, the la -
old Tenor will sine a number of selec-
t:one, 1;eeIJea 1.0 Illuetreted soage. The
extract below is from the Gode•717h
Signal: -'Mr. Jordan has wen an envi-
able reputation Al a manager of high
class concett. ilie work as a condo op-
era conductor Is wonderful rend any tine
he comes to our town. no natter what
his attraction, he may be euro of a full
house. The prices gor this attraction
wilt be 35c.. 25c.. and 15c.. plan r.nw
open at W. S. 1(owcy'e Drug Store.
CURLING
Two rinks of i(ennall players carne
clown Ti:ureday and played two games
each with the Poria curlers, Exeter bc-
inc up 8 shots on the day's play. and
wtnnIne three out of tae four gamer.
The players and games were a e follow,
E meaning Exeter and 11 r•eaning He -
sa l l ,-
E--hurdon. Moyle. Taylor, Anderson, 11
11-Webter Joynt,Sn,all.ac onib',iluell, 10
F.-i1rinUrell. Rawden. Collins, Seldom, 10
H-Palnmer. Perkins. Maori, Dontnroii, 15
E-Ncrthcott Taylor.:.ndcr';:, Collins, 17
hi -Palmer, Perkins. Moor, Ilonthron, 9
14--S..r.ders. Gould. Jones, Taylor. 7
I(-Wcbt.er,Rrandt. Smallac'e, Ru;), 4
Total-htr,eall, 38 ; Exeter. 41.
Toe ia.t game is twcep, skips Bush and
Alf. Taylor, was a particularly fine
exhibition. the latter beating his op-
ponent 7 to 4 In 10 ends.
The home of air. ar.d Mrs. Weahy
Campbell, London, former residchte of
E'cter, Las been saddened by the death
Ion January l6th of their youngest
daughter, Louise Irene, at the age of
erre year and nine months. The cau,e
of death was meningitis. The funeral
took place fawn the parents' residence,
213 Bathurst street, to the Grand Trunk
depot, the remains being taken to Goder-
ictt for Interment, wh,ch took place on
the 1801 Inst.
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CENTRALIA
Shippers who usually ship stock
from here on Saturdays, owing to the
t4torm of last week, had to hold over
ti,elt horses, cattle and sheep till Mot, -
day. -The oyster supper in the Metho-
dist church on Monday everting was well
attended and the program was a most
extcllent one. Revels. Yelland and Ifobbe
gave excellent addressee, and Wrests
Beaver and Clark, and Mr. M. Parker
of Crediton assisted honkie talent. The
drill by several young ladles was ex-
ceptionally fine. About $60 was taken
In. Provisions being left over a social
was held in connection with the League
on Tuesday evening. -Mrs. Rich. Hicks
is vialt.ing her daughter, Mrs. Irwin, In
London.
BIRTHS
Wackerow-in flay on Jan. 14t11, to Mr
and Afro. Frank Wackerow, a son.
aferr:cr-In Zurich, Jan.6, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Merner, a daughter.
Langford -In Granton, on Jan. 10th, to
Mr. and Mrs. It. 1'. Langford, a daugh-
ter.
•
MA nTIAGES
Needd.an,-liodgi:.s-At tee rtaldeece of
the bride's parents, S. 13. L'sburt,c, 014
Jul. 2611, Mr. Thomas Garfield Need-
ham to Miss Margaret Louisa, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard !lodging.
Matdouald-Lavls--At the residence of
the bride's parents, Cots. 5, North
Boundary, Dlddulph, on Jan. 26th, Mr.
:lhxander Macdonald lo Miss Minnie
E., daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wm.
Davis.
Houle -Stewart -At 11111 Crest Farm, in
Usborne. on Jan. 19th, by Rev. Wat-
son of Eliniville, C. A. lionize, V.S., of
Harriston, to Miss Clara, youngest
dr.ughtcr of Mr. Wm. Stewart.
DEATHS
Kttfc-At Lucas, on Jae. 20th, Mrs.
Mary Keefe, relict of the late Robert
Keefe, . gcd 9r, years.
Pickard. le 131anehard, on Jan. 12th,
James A. I'ic•kard, aged P.8 years, L
nwuta, 16 days.
Wiseman. -in I)lanehar.', on Jan. 15th.
Join Wiseman, aged 84 years, 7 mon-
ths and 11 days.
Cathcart -In St. elarys, on Jan. 14, Jag.
C.ta•t.rt, aged :16 years.
Stalker -In Rayfield. on Jan. 14th,
Mrs. Elizabeth Stalker, aged 90 years.
Nott. -le Ci'.nton, on Jan. 19th, Geo.
Nott 69 years.
Glenn -In McGillivray, on Jan. 13th,
Hazel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Glenn, aged 4 yeare, 8 months.
Campbell. -Ln London, on Jan. 1,t1l,
Louise Irene, daughter of Mr. and WC
Wesley Campbell, formerly of Ezetcr,
aged 1 year, 9 months.
xeter Opera House
Friday, January 28th
Joriao Mooro Megaton! CO.
High Class Moving Pictures
and Illustrated Songs
Master Ernest Davis, 13 -year-old Tenor
in Costume
Mr. J. East Jordan, in Specialties
Two Hours and a Half of Solid Enjoyment.
Plan at Howey'e Drug Store. Prices -85c. 2rrc and 15c
We Are Strong on
Boys' Clothing
Our Bloomer Knicker Suits
are about the newest
in the trade
Men's Overcoats and Suits
will stand compaaieon with any made-to•measure
suite. One hundred Tweeds, Worsteds and Sergee
to choose from.
Prices from $12 to 820
i Place Your Spring Order with Us
SANDY BAWDEN
New Collars, Shirts, Ties, Underwear and Caps
Tinsmithing
Furnace Work
and Plumbing
We are in position to promptly do all kinds of Tin-
smith and Furnace Work, also Plumbing Bath and Pump
Work.
X -cut Saws from $4.00 to $4.50
Axes from 65c to $1.00
Files, Saw Gauges and Saw -Sets
Skates from 50c to $5.)0
Hockey Sticks from 1Oc and $t15e to 50c
Skate Straps, Ankle Supports and Pucka
( gR iLET NEktry HERMAN'S HARD!ARE & STOVESTORE
C A 8 T O Pt I A L All accounts are now due and must be settled at once.