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Stock
Taking
We are offering epecial valuee in
Salting et, Coatings mid Pautings tbie
month ni order to make room .for
Spring Goods.
•
Suitings made to orderfor $10
and $12,
Over Coatings made to order
•for $9 and upwards.
• Panting s made to order for
„ $2.50 and
W. W., TAMAN
Merchant Tailor.
'Exeter, • Ontario
Business Locals - Read Thom
Guaranteed to care your •cough.
Cole's Cough Cure, Or money refunded.
:Veal English Linoleumns 2, 8 and 4
verde wide. Bare panes. Stewart's.
Great reductions in furniture for the
next two weeks.. See Rowe & Atkin -
son's advertisement.
1)o you, know any Gent that tants a
Jur ,,collar for his over coat. Some great
snops at Stewart's
N'evrperfutrie odors, Egyptain Lotus
•-and Droeera also La France Rose,
Monad Violet, Fougere and Jickey, at
Drug Store. '
.77:e sweetest lot of new Grey Dress
Goods we have seen is at Stewart's,
viontea.-.‘ "
Girls to learn the Millinery, duties to
begin: about the 2nd week in March.
Apply at once. -1 A. 'Stewart.
Buy afur coat at Stewart's and save
25 to 40 -per cent.
.watoit IctuI
A watch wes fouDd onthe street in
Centralia last week.:Owner Can have
tame tit" Proving proPert', aria peeing
ex poise!. irArthur . Brooke, section -
man, ceiitealia,
' full line ofAhren's water grain- calf
bootsfor boysand girls -school.-wear'.
Stewart's.
'Wonietes institute.
The 'Woman's Institute will hold*
their regular meeting in • the Reading
Room of the Town 'Hall, Friday, Feb.
2, at a o'clock; Those having books
eleintllyereturn them: _
Miss Halls, Pres. Mrs. Hestinge,See'Y
*
, Yew wall papers,altready for you at
Stewart's. .2110 1uvethe best,5 , and 10
cent lines ar have, Op
Dr , (hone comb*,
nr,, ovens, .LanciOn• Iye owl. Ear
gnn,-WiIL be et ttiv..0oulOcruial
t'uleter, on rday e btb.
Hours 2 pen. to 8 p.m. Glatses pro
-
petty fitted and diseases of Eye, Ear
and Nose treated, Next visit Friday
tM arch Oth.
Death of 14tire Mat,
On Thursday last the grim' reaper
took away. -suddenly one of Colborn
township's pioneers in the, person of
Henry Butt at the age of 75 yeitra.
.Death took place -While sitting in his
rig. having driven over ea a neighbors
and was clue to apoplexy., He was a
native of Doreetehire, Eng., and came
to Canada with his .parents 50.years
'ago. He was a vobsistent member of
the' Methodist church and for many
years a class. leader. Mr. Butt was
highly 'respected. .The funeral took
plare to the •Colborne cemetery, near
Otelerich on `Stinelay and was largelY
attended. Deceased was a brother of
the late Elam Butt, who for many
yearslived one mile east of town. Be -
aides a wife and daughter, two broth-
ers and two sisters survive him.
DON'T 1IONKE f WITH
r
THAT COLD.
'USE nowPrs
CHERRY CORDIAL.
ONLY 25 CENTS AT ,
•
novittra
DRUG. STORE, EXETER.
Good Winter
Coods
• We like to show our goods to the
man who thinks liot cannot be pleased,
*"
nyone ean suit the fellow who is
easily satisfied, but it takes good
woeltmentehip, honest materials and
the best of tailoring experience to suit
•. the really
Careful Dresser.
Cell and be eonyineed that we baye
the host of gootist we do the best of
work and fit you out cheaper then any
• 'other place in town.
Order you Suit:and OVer
coat now,
NAT, JOHN
"Out WWI tutor, 0 tufo
k, LOCAL DOINGS.
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'London defeated Clinton 7 to 4'
hockey Friday night.
Miee Delia Willis bed a few friends
in on Friday evening.
?Aiwa Olive Wright is learning tailor.
tug with W. W. Taman.
Mrs. Thos. Ilarton entertained,* few
friends Morgley eveniog. •
Mr. A. ltagsliaw hag moved to town
and is redtcliug on Huron etreet.
Mr.au4 3Ittiee Lindenfeld ere move
log into tbeirrome on Huron street,
Mr. Chew. Perititus who watequite zfl
ttgain hist week., is now tioutewhat
better. ,
Rumor says there is going to be an
election in hay owing to the present
reeve going to resign,
Mrs. Amos entertained a number of
friends on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon of laet week.
Mrs. W. II. Levett entertained the
lathes of the Companion lodge I.O.O.F.
at her home Tuesday evening,
Councillor Ed. Treble has been some-
what indisposed during the week,but
is oow somewhat improved.
See sale bilis for big sale of COWS and
feeders at Centralia. on Thursday Feb.
8th 1000.—Geo, Hunter & Son, Props.
Mr. and Iiiree J. T. Westeott attended
the funeeal of the latter's uncle, Mr.
Henry Biett, near Goderic,li, on Sunday
last.
The Piano and Voice Recital of Mist
A. aohns and pupils this Friday evett-
ing promises to be a ...very interesting
entertainment. „ •
It is not every man that turns down
at$10,000 present, AS Mrt-Ilaultaiti did
at the Provincial Rights Convention,
lest week. Haultairt is not a rich man
either.
The Canadian Order of Chosen
Friends of town after their regular
meeting on Wednesday evening. last,
at which several _ new members_ were_
initiated, enjoyed a pleasant lunch in
W. J. Statham'erestaurant.
Quarterly Meeting services will be
held in Alain street church. on Sunday.
Love feast at 10 a, m. and the Sacra-
ment of our Lord's Supper at the close'
of the evenipg„serviee. Service will be.
held at,Sextmith as usual at 400 Pan.
* The Sixth Annual . meeting of the
Canadian Association for the Prevent-
ion Of Consumption and other Forms
of Tuberculosis will be held in the
Railway Committee room of the House
of Commons on the 28th of March next.
The Parkhill Post says: "The Park.
hill Musical Society has been success-
ful in securing the services of Mr. Lin-
der of Exeter, to act as leader of the
town band., -. Mr. Linder was in town
and commenced -his duties on Tuesday
night of last week." • '
. • •
Mr. Stephen IteggerthrepOrtshav-
ing seen 'a. robin on. Saturday
This is surety a case of "The early bird
ete.," and a further evidence of a mix-
up in the seasops. ' If a, harbinger. of
spring the man .with the straw hat
will beano shortly. • •
Messrs., Hervey Bros, on ''Saturd
received word of the death in Hanti -
ton of their niece, Edith Tucker, -wife
of Mr. Chas. Voelker, at the age of 2,5
years. Deceased was a daughter of
Mr, Geo. Tucker of Hamilton. The
funeral took place in Hamilton.
Mr. Thomas Handford last 'week
purchased 'Mr. Dan. McCurdy's iine
hundred acre farm in the township of
Stephen, being Lot 13, Conle and for-
merly owned by Mr. Sidney Snell.
The price paid was $7,000. It is one
ef the best fareeeir he Township. •
Mr. it. 'Towle in remitting .hs sub-
scription to -the,, Advocate, says:—"I
Would notlike to be without the Advert
cate; it lea real pleasure to meto 'read ts
columns or news, as fromit I can foent
a pretty' certect Mee ae to belt` ..thiliit?
in general are in and ftettintd Dieter. '
• .
The latest addition to the House of
Refuge is Donald•McGinnis,att old. rest,
dent of the township oftteidetteh, who
was brought in with his feet frozen,
and gangrene having set in, his condi-
tion is such that medical assistance
can only afford hin. temporary relief.
,
The 'Free Press report of Friday's
game of hockey In 'Goderich between
Seaforth and Goderich says.teRefere e
Orooks, of Clinton, was too lax and did
not punish Offenders for stripping and
body checking." That's juht like' Jack.
He is too good natured.topunish any-
body. - • ,
Mr. H. T. tfelehet, who acted as tel-
ler in the Molson's Bank here, and re-
cently left on a visit to his home in
California, • has 'Sent word to head-
quarters of the 'bank that he would not
return to their service, having secured
other employment. During 31r, Bel -
oiler's stay in town be made many
warm friends who will regret to liettr
of his intentions of notreturbing„
In the last issue of the Advocate
Me.' T. B. Carling was asking who
could beat the egg mord. Mr. D.
Rowcliffe has a Wyandotte pullet
which Tayed her flest egg on Oct. 4th,,
another which commenced a couple of
weeks later, and the two of them on
Decembet 20th had leyed 37 eggs. sMr.
Itotecliffe has 17 hens and in the mon-
th of januarteup till 27th,', has layed
252 eggs. Who can beat this?
oteiteeiteettarde Nuptial& -
A very pretty wedding °took place
in Exeter on Wednesday, jam 3let, at
5.45 iem„ when Mies Littera Mabel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hard
watt linked in marriage to Mr. Freder-
ick M. Rickbeil of Zurich, The cere-
mony took place at the hftae of the
briileti parents and was performed by
Itev.W. J. Yager of Zurich in the pre's-
ence of only the immediate relative&
The bride, who was beautifully dress-
ed in white erepe de cherie, trimmed
with embroidered and plaited chiffon,
waft esemeed to thealter by her father.
Mies Diane, Reekbeil, sheer of the
groom, watebritlesniaid and VMS dregs -
ed in green- (Irene de .chene. The
groomennue wee Mr. Leolley
of Zurich! ' The gifte of the groom
were: to the bride, 4 necklet with whole
peerl pendent; to the brideemaid,
ring eet with pearls and turquoise: to
groomsman, a pearl meerf pin. After
ot short etety with Mende here' Mr. end
Riekbeil will leave for Irene. N.
Dakote, where the former hoot Imolinese
interesta. To the happy cernple we ex-
tend moist hearty eongratubitionot and
good wishes.
Reeve A.14, Dobler entertained the
ringere aud their sieved to a pleas --
ant, evening at the Mansion House
Tuesday eveoitig. After an hew ov
two of titauteenieut iu varioue wa.ys all
repaired to the dining -room and there
partook of an eyeter *tipper. The saw
per over the following toaet list was
propoeede- • "The King." t`The
Ringert." "Mr. Itobier," The Ladiesit`
aud tIoline Host and Hoeteee;" after
whiett a motion of thanks wee
to Mr. Dobler and all'returned to their
hotues well pleased.
mew Forecasts tor Forgery.
A reactionary storm peitod which
bad its origin in January will cult:We-
ide on the let end 2ntl of February.
The in000 is in apOgee and ,>at, first
quarter on the lst, uid storine nib)
period will be at thew crisis within
eighteen ileum of iiix o'clock at M• on
that date. There will be general snow
spleens during thee disturbaneeseand
cold wave, worth keeping in •mirici
apt to spread over the country from
about the 2n1 to the 5th. A regular
storm period, extends from the 5th to
the Oth. " By the Oth decided ebangeto
warmer, with falling barometer, south.
erly winds and growing cloudiness,
will be noted in western sections.
These conditions will bring undecided
storms of rain, wind and possible thun-
der in the south about the 7th to the
10th, The crisis of the period will fall
on and touching,the Oth. About this
date a series of violent winter storms
will culminate, first in rain, wind and
thander, turning to sweeping snow
and blizzards from the northwest,
rroweiromereptgoirovirimipelporea
P'ERSONAL. I
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Mrs„.. lttorlock returned from Londoif
Thurscley, •
Mrs. Malloy, left Tuesday for levisit
in Toronto.
Mr, Wm. Barrows was in Loudon
Friday night, °
Ed. Barrows spent Saturday, and
Sunday in London, •• '
Mies Hall, of Brantford,eis the guest
OfMrs. (Dr.) Amos. °
. Miss, Edith Sanders visited in Clin-
ton during the week. •
Mr, Geo. Cudinore.spent.a few days
in, Seaforth last week.
Mrs. Southcott is 'expected home
from California shortly. •
Mrs, A. Q. Oehler 'spent a few dayei
in Toronto this week, • '...
Miss Jessie Creech is spending a few
days with friends in Forest.. •
Wm. Piper of Seaforth is spending
a few days with his mother here.'
Mrs. Reed Of London is visiting her
parents, Me. and' Mrs. S. Handford.'
Miss Millie Oke attended. a eocial.
function in London Wednesday night.
Miss' May Snell returned • test week
to Ingersoll after a month e holiday ather home here.
• ,Mr. Alex . Doty.: returned: Saturday
morning from his trip ,Ittest with
horses. e
Miss Leta liciltnes of Dorchester is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Pearl
f
Mr. Robert Kerr, of . Crosebill, was
the guest of Mr; A...Ile:sting one day •
last week: •
Mr. Geo. Powell of the Sovereignt
Pan k'staff here, left Saturday forThed-
fora to relieve. • •
Mrs. R. Be Samuel of Highgate, is
the guest Of herparentsMr., and Mrs.
Jos. 13a,wdere , •
Mr. McArthur ofDuluth, Minn., vis-
ited his emit, Mrs. Cameron, Exeter
North, lea week.
Mrs. Thos. Elliot left Saturday' for !invalids all their lives.; • Send ' lock of
Marlette, Mich., owing to the illness. hair, name age and stamp to
of her daughter there. '
The Exeter Council,
Abe Courteil wee perstetuf tie ate
immanent (4t. Mt tialey evening at tbe
Town Ilan, All pre6ent except Conti -
ilk Teelte, Mirintes of het ineetiog
rcad .0
01 Reeve leiter
ete.ted that feeneral fiaperinteudent
AleGuigan of the tirand Trirtik Rait-
way was here Friday and promised
the towns. new *Avalon, Ole year to he
built on the site of the two north ware
ht.:ingest' In auswer to 41 queetion re-
gerding the moving of station merge
the centre of Motown Mr. , McGuigan
stated that it would cod the town$5,000 or $0,000. The etnincil then diot-
cussed tlee °petting ot :Victoria street
to tho track; Tbe resignation of Ed.
Harness as belt ringer was .received,
Mr. Voice moved that Jarnes Dennis
be given the position if be would do
vaine for. Ed. Harness' tender, $37.50;
No secooder, Heatnan—Oreecle—that
E. Harness' resignation be accepeed and
that tender of Mr. McKay, being the
w
next loest, be a,ccepted, $40. ---Car-
ried. A communicatittie was read re-
garding the C.P.R. Wading a branch,
L5 reported see
in last ek's Advocate,
and was laid on the table. A commun-
ication was received from Ontsrio
Municipal Assoeiation with a view to
petitionlim the Government to lessen
the municipalities regarding injuries
because of defeetiye roads and walks.
The petition was signed and ordered to
be sent to riding's repecsentatiye in
Parliament. . Folio wing accounts were
ordered to be paid: Insurance on pump
house, $4.80; 'Municipal World, sub-
scriptions. $5( S. Sandets, exchange.
etc., $2.70; Geo. Otidtnore, snowplow-,
ing Thos.. Creech, do., $1; John
Gillespie, Jr., draying 50e.; W. Creech,
labor, $1.25; T. Webster, do., 03c.; T.
'Welsh, do.: $1,25; J. Dennis balance
1003 bell ringing„ $0; W. j: Bissett,
balance 1005 salary $31,50. The Coun-
cil granted Mr. Crocker right to trim
certain injured trees. A communica-
tion regarding cemeterytreesWas sent
to cemetery% committee, By-laws re-
garding appointinents of officers were
read throe times, passed anclt, signed.
Council adjourned to Feb. 12.
SEAFORT'H MAN KILLED. '-
Stratford, Jan. 26. --Patrick Mulcahy
of Seafortiet was struck and killed by
a Grand Trunk teeth near the station
'here to -night. It is believed that he
sturnbled front ,of the train; His
body was badly mangled. Mulcahy
was a barber and -well known as a la-
crosse player. • • - •
Kioked to Death, ,
•
Goderich, Opt., Jan. 29.—Miss AnnieLamprey, Heron road'was almost in-
stantly killed yesterday ,while driving
home from Knox eherch in town. --The
horse kicked for some cause, striking
the unfortunate young ladtwice , and .
causing; her to fall outtef the, buggy.
She uttered a. cry, managed to '`eviilk to
the gide. of the road and there fell dead.°
iirilitilre,
-Having purchaspd the stock of W. 0. Huston,: and, d
siring' to reduce the smile before removing it .t0- our ware
rooms, we will offer the entire stock priFurnitUre,.eom,prisi
Kitchen, Room/
Bed Room Drawing. Room
and Hall IPurnitur
Clairvoyant -Psychic 'Medical
Examination Free
,13y DR. E. F. BUTTERFIELD, of
Syracuse, DT.v. ,Believing clairvoy-
ance or not, there is no gainsayigk the
fact .that the. doctor cam explain the
source and cause of your disease either
mental or physical and has restored,to
health and. happiness wally hel less
Mr. and Mee. James Miller of Claiute-
F. BUTTERFIELD,
hope were guests'of Mr. and Mr,E, e.Syracuse, N.tk.
Treble over Sunday. , • °
Mts. Clarke ef Colton* has been
spending the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Harvey, town.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Stewart of Sea-
forth- were theguests of Dr. and Mrs,
D. A: Anderson this week.
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Gregoryreteeneel
Saturday from several weeks' visit in,
,Londori, Ottawa and eltewhere.
' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Senior were in
Toronto this week attending -the fun-
eral of the former's bother,* the late
Thos. Seniot. . '
Mr. and Mrs. John Satter left Mon-
day for a three weeks' visit to friends
in Chicago, 111., Pigeon, °Mich.,. and
Essex Centre.
Mr. and Mee. Chas. Ross, Whp haye
been visiting relatives, and friends
here for several 'weeks, returned to
Strathroy, Monday.
Miss Annie Cudmoref, of Crystal
City, Man., who is on a visit to Exeter
friends, is spending a few days in Sea -
forth with relatives, • • '
Miss Victoria Itagslia,w returned last
week from Lechute, Quebec, where she
spent the millinery season. Since the
close of the settson she visited in Mon-
treal and Ottawa, • '
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Hern and family -
attended the Diamond Wedding,eele.
bration of Mrs. Hern's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Chinning of the township of
lisbOrne on Friday last,
Miss Lizzie Willis left Monday for
South Bend, Ind.,, to visit her sister
Mre, Percy Luxton. Mr. Luxtou in
tends undergoing on operation in the
hospital there for mete neck trouble.
Mr. and Mre. Wm. Dew, who have
been visiting friends in and around
Exeter for the past few weeks, left
Saturday for London where they will
visit a few days prior to leaving for
their home in Wales; N. Dakota.
Among those who attended the inn-
eral of the late George V. Sam -ells
were:—Mie Bert Grigg and
wife, Mon-
trPai; Mrs. Lockhart, Kingston; Frank
Samwell, North Bay; John Luxton,
Flint; Mr, and Mrs. Willittrt8. Mt'.
Rickard Sehlon, two sons and two
daughters, Mr. end Mre. Berry, Inger.
soli; Mr. Wm. Triek and son, Thedford;
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Trick and two son;
Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Thooe Snell and
Wm. Heaman, London.
Peil1arton Wililani, eon of Louie
Seebeeh4 met evith an accident that
will likely result in death. The young
man, who %about 21 years of MtP, wee
•felling a tree when it fell npon him;
Irshorne: The Anniversary service*
eonnection with Thames Roe(' Prete
,byterian eht irch will be held on Soindey
Febrizery 4th„ told will be t'nnduoteci
by Rev. Mr.McWillitims, of Mt. Mary..
at the uswil hour*. On the following
Monday evening the temel entertain -
trent. will be hold and Mr. J. H. Coon-
eron, Tornnto, the famous entertainer,
will ambit:
also many odd pieces and ROok,Prs, at a great reduction.
°ail and see, the many bargainsve offer.
Tiio Leading Fintiture Dealers arta Funeral Dire.etora.
ttrotuutg. he
. r_ higadr.. Jas.. ' an 0Wppaoirtettrn'sitbyit,ying 0-
-
taking .the entire stock from a manufacturer. By
doing this we secured:a discount which enables us
to mark these goods goods very much lower than. if bincught
in the regular way. As to the quality itis only
necessary. to 'say that they are the Sovereign,Brancl
good, which °signifies "I'irStQuality,",
A complete range of Sizes in lines which, if bought
in -regular way, would sell at from $16 to $18;
'Bargain Prices $10 to $12
Up-to-date Styles and Good Values at $,.$10, $12;
Bargain Price $6.00,
.Suits.
A Splendid Line in.Service,abie Tweeds for school .
wear, sizes 22 to 25 Bargain Price $1.6
,
Genuine Scotch tweeds made with box pleat and
belt, sizes 23 to 28 Bargain Price -$2.75 to 8.6
• We know that we haye to bold fast
to qintlity to hold fast to trade. This
causes us to exercise the greatest' care
in the seleceion of wheat used in the
enapufacturteeof our Family Flour
"STAR." The quality is supported
by reasonable prices.
° Only $2.25 per cwt. at the mill.
Wechave large quantities ef feed for
sale at &tee prices.
•HAITI/EY tinoz.
rixsTER, ooratzio
Do not forget that 'we are still offering a
•cut of 25 per 0%4. discount on, all ruts.
Clearing Out of
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
"SOMETHING 1.11C -f"
in the way ° of a, surpriee is It pair of
our epeetacles. The surprise comes in:,
in the ease in which. you can read with
any new pair we may sell you.
SPECTACLES AND BYE GLASSES
fitted Or us are, tt positive luxury'
As a rule comt a lot of money
don't. Anyone can sfford
gases mottle and be Imre
leg thern that they're helping
instead of hurting them;
Luzon
but our
our ob
when ti
their e
W. 8. llowEy
fthemief and Opt 'chin. EXETER
Women's Volts and Drawers, Fleeced lined regidateprice
Mc each, to deer at- • 44.. 0,".••••••11444.0. 0 4 4444 •
WOnlen'a Vests and Drawers, Nattn,al Grey, fine ribbed
regular price 400 quality each for....
Wo• thentt Vest and Drawers fine ribbed, large full size rep.
tiler price atic each to clea'at ....... • .. ,
40e
330
Women's Vests and Drawervery fine quality white or
grey, all rizes regularprice 75e eaoh te clear at. ..... 58e
• Women's Wets and Drawer all wool in bitt4k, red or grey
regular price ftl each to clear •
700
Children's Wets and Itrawers in all sizem and. all qualitiee at
prices which will sell every Gement in a finery.
SNELL & ROWE