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Taking
We are offering ‘special valueit in
Suitinge. Coatings- eta Pantinge this
month in order to make room for
Spring Geode.
Stiitings made, to order for . $10
and $12;
Over Owtings madeto order
for $O and upwards,
Pantings made to order for
$2,50 and
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Merchant Tailor.
Exeter, Ontario
Business Locals Read Them
Stewart has the best 'black underskirts
in the trade.
Gole's 00rO Cure positively removes
corns by painless extraeticon. ,
- Store to rent after March 15. Next
door to Postciffices Apply to Mrs D..
johns; .
Stovall has received a choice lot of Eng-
lish print; they are good washers. '
General agents for Vitae ore prepar-
ations and Veterinary Speciality Co.—
Cole', Central Drug Store.
'MUuiltery ApprpAtIces iirgated,
G.lefe wanted to learn millinery. A.p-
at once at Jones 4 Clark's store,
Ladles' call and see Stewart's delaines.
They are lovely. '
Feed Improved Poultry- Food and
-make your hens lay. . Price 15 cents a
p�und aesCole's Drag Store. -
Wanted.
Gties to learn the Millinery, dutiesth
'begin about the 2nil week ,in Match.,
Apply at once.—J. A. Stewart.
end C4 of- factory cotton to be had
at,Stewart's at 20 per Cent, discount, .
'tom Votidf
Alletecourits'due.W. 0, Hoskin not
settled oo or before Marctelst, will be.
placed isr other handsfor collection, !
. ,Xfoott vont new ,211141 papers Stewart
has the largest spriv stock he has ever
• ahoz6n.
Sele'of Cattle.
Another sate of CO WS and stockersat
Gen tralio, Friday, February 23. Oleo,
Ron,ter.4 Sons, Pkops. See -sale hills,
A, large stock of new rugs has arrived
in !trot and tapestry, in all siges, direct
tion the manufacturers, at Stewart's.
For ,Salo Quick.
'Fine brick gottage, containing six
roo 1115 011 Willfamstreet, for Sale quick.
.11as Wpoleheds stables herd and soft.
water on premises. (lentrallyslocated.
Will be sold at once at a target's. Ap-
ply at "Advocate Offtce,
11r:tilted.
Twu mew in each county to repre-
mit: to 1 advertise hardware depart-
ment., put out samples of our goods,
etc. Travelling position or office Man-
ager. Salary $90.00 pee month, cash
viteeklys with allexpenses paldin. ad -
trance. We furnish everything. TrtE
0OLUAI130. NOVSA ObioagO, Ill., Dept.
'ON, 231 tith Ave., ' 4t'
ileum, of itoraze Notes.
--Timothy Titus Hewitt, aged 88 y'eais,
and for aboutSeix years an intnate,
died at the House of Refuge, Ott Mon -
slay. He eame.from Turnberry origin-
, ally.—Do n aid McInnis, who was recent-
ly admitte& to the House of Refuge
from 13 ty field, suffering from gangrene
in hk feet, as the result of their being
frozen, died on Tuesday.
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powiArliKoBoinviirrrr
*USE IlOWEV'S
CHERRY comnAt.
(YNItir 25 9Exis AT
HOWEY'S
mrtud sTous, EXETER. -
Good Winter
Goods
strallittrsilicitrient,911Pilic:111r Mre. Ches. Lindeufeld will be et!
home to her friends after MarchVtb
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;17.400M4 DOINGS. It espeeted that tile I sicau Ctiriere
li
will oleo a game here shortly weather ssetietiheeheeitestesetteteetteletilksilleatie 1.c permit Inx*
Wo like to show our goods to the
man who thinks he ealmot, be rileased.
Anyone ran suit, the fellow who is
easily eatisfied, istit it takes good
workinanoship. honest materials and
the best of tailoring experience to suit
the really
Careful Dresser.
(tall and be conviiiited that we have
the beet of goods, we do the best of
work and fit 'on out cheaper than any
other tillee in town,
Order you Suit and Over
coat now.
w4,
OHNS
ambit Mori Ogle°
Mr. john Haymow has bouitht the Mre T. E. Itandforil ehipped a ear of
from Mr. Time, Heeemeu of Btantford. oipets on Tuesdays
Mleto lohlt Relatilo entO4itinotl, emus If as latge a crowd could be gathered
of her most liutituate friend at a• five together to listen to the discuesion of
o'elock 'tea on Friday -last. , questions regarding the towifit wet-
pssri spiekssims, sou of iler, Hugh fare tie was peesent in the Town Hall
Spacktuate ha* taken VI , position, as Tuesday evening to hetet) to the als
juinor clerk at the Mobions Batik here. lfeogredtheastsautiollrtelroipet wriotnilodiatibigetirtowweul!
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Kr. John Wood wait io Toronto _ _ t
Monday with a load of butcher's pattle. A verK qtnet wedding took pla.ye a
a the Met ()cost parsonage, 'Hensel', On
fEttieri:opnodrittiiio03tie, Illorket as being ill 'Wednesda.yt, afternoon, Feb. 14, when
.A.Itubsa, tite only daughter Of Mr.
Mts. Sohn Sanders, of the Ord cons Thos. Cann, of the Oth eoncession,`Va.
cession of Stephen, very pleasantly en -
home, was married to Mr. John Ilun.
tertained a nutubertof friends and rel- kin. Mit and Mrs. Iltinkin will live
atives on Friday night last to a births on Mr. Carafe farm, Mr. Hunklu hays
day parts'. - s
ing rented it for a term of yeaiti. s
The Bishop of Huron made a, proposi- Mr. IL Eilber, M.P.P. for South
tion to Mayor Judd of London to hand Huron, on Monday brought up in the
over:the Western, University to any House the petition of the Village
or all denominations if the people of Councils of Exeter, Hensel' and 13ay-
London will take it. field and the Township of ITsbornes
Ven. Archdeacon Young, D. D„ of 'praying that -the Government relieve
Norfolk, occupied the pulpit,. of the Municipalities from. liability in regard
Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday to accidents which may emir owing
last, preaching two very, interesting to 'defective walks or roads. Many
and well -directed discourses. other meuabers entered similar peti-
At the recent exansination held at tions. They were all laid on the table
London Conservatory of Music Miss for future consideration.
Ila Bissett of London obtained first The Exeter Branch of the National
class honors in primary piano, Her Sanitarium Associatien of Canada. de -
many friends here congratulate her. sire to thank Mrs..See7------r-tctli..:',.
Mr. T. Fitton was taken quite ill on C, T. Brooks for the nobrehettivit is
Sunday of heart trouble and has since ed hY them in making collections fez,
been confined to Isis bed with fears of the Muskoka Free Hospital and also
serious results, but we are pleased to
state that he nowtshows , signs of lm- to all the subscribers to the satne. The
total' amount subscribed was *29.50
provement. _ . •
. The annual ineettng will be held short -
Mr. •Phil. Roweliffis left last week ly. All invited when it IS called. Dr,
for London where he is making ar- J. A, Rollins, President, N, 1). Hurdon,
rangensents to move the family short- Sec'y. Treas.
ly. Mr. and Mrs. Roweliffe's many 'Ilse Deavitt-L-Bobier case, arising
friends here Will regret to learn of out of an allege ft defrauding of patrons
their intended. removal. . ' of the latter, Who runs the creamery
reettinee occupied, hY 'We I JOhlIG horites to Brani1011. also one to Witt,
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The good ladies of St. Paul's chords, m. town, in. which an ,examinatioo of
Ilepsall; purpose giving an oyster p sup- the'books was to be made and other
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d concert in Miller's 0 era evidence taken before °repeon Attorne
House, Etensall, on the evening of Seager and, Police Magistrate Humber
Tuesday, Feb. 27. An excellent pro- of Goderich, was . ,postponed from
gram has been provided.
Wednesday of last week, to Wednes-
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A nseeting,of the Foreigii Bible So- day of this week, When. the ease' was
again taken up at Vbe_ Town Han,
ciety will be held in the Sehool ,Hall,
Exeter. At the time �f adjoutelment
of !Trivitt Memorial church, to -day, at one o'clock the examination a the,
(Thursday), commencing at 7.30 o'clock first witneSs, Mr, Deaseitt, had no
p. m. -Revds. ,Going atici „Fletcher
been completed, consequently it is
will address the meeting; doubtful ,at prepent (2 o'clock) whether
fine retiiilenee ort Oartng street to Mr. as we go to press in the afternoon fur -
Richard ,Delbridge of Usborne totim- ther particulars of the -"CaSe may not
ship. Mr. Roy, we understand, ..sswils1 now be given..
return to. his farm. while Mr. Del- Money Fottitd,
bridge Willtoove to town. In Exeter, a sum of money in bills,
eh°aSneSdatthilradt7tinMerr:OLIMen. eSetundnerJ8;tPintlet ership' and paying for t notice.'
owner can have same b proving own-
etreet from Mrs. R. Collins,. the eon •
- 7 -7 News Vairted. °
sideration .'$2,99.th Sanders It is our aim to give ail the load
gets possession. in Agra. Mrs. C°1I1138 news Possible and to that ends we are
and Miss Bonthron are eontemplatmg javvit s
geing to Mentana th reside. y pleased to receive anything in
the' way atif news items interesting to
WhileMr.John Hunter was sPlit- the cornMithity " generally from otty
ting woad on Friday morning .last ,he subscribers and readers, Prliatas this
sustained nasty tut in Ills head. It week the Advocate has little news
was another ease of the unseen clothes- from your section; you know. s -if some
hue above catching the axe while, on good items no &mot. perhaps we
the swing and causing the blow to fall have no correspondent .rear yout. 111
on the head. The' wound, is healing that case volt tuttte y'S (besides
make the paper more interesting to
• Postmaster Christie. hes this week yourself and friends) by bringing or
remedied the long felt tvantlif entails- sending such items to this office. If
ing the floor space of the postsoffice we now •Isave a correspondent near
for the accommodation of the public: you, he or she cannot always know all
The counter and ether fixtures, which thattranspires, *so YOu can still HELP
have been so long used fcir copfec- ers. Give us your name andweSend
Mr. R. lee Roy 'hies disposed lif-hits the case be eoucludedto-day; ancl,
tionerY heve beenremoved and the you all stationery required; and your
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!pace occupied thereby will afford the efforts will prove it muttleil hettsee
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increased accommodation. - DM ATIPOVrO. - . .
The Mitchell Recorder, -whicb foe' so Tile Litelt pf Dociore Itteoalfso'n,
Itteitos forecast* ter Fortuity,
A. reaetionary storm petiod fall* on
221idsZir1 and 21th. Storms of wide
es.teet and violeet in chereeter Peed
eurprise no one trete about tlits‘41et to
:45t1i. A. regular etorut period begins
uU thep mid haa at venter on Mateh
the 1st. A. distsirbed, if tiet stormy
state of weather will lead up to this
period; but about the*th. these cenidi-
tions will increase into marked intenss
ity, Jawing many active *tonne during
the opepitor claya of March.
114 welt. tieettatt.
'Deepite the free otte of vivid color*,
tbeee v, ill in the minority,. and the
corning season will be distinctivelyand
einnhatleally, White: The high elass
tailors report that white ' broadcloth,
serge and flannel, are in unprecedents
ed demand for simple walking costumes
as well as, for visiting' arid driving.
They advise their patrons to select
only high grade material, because the
cheaper varieties soil very ranch more
readily. Piques are going to be worn
and they will be particularlY sinart for
morning frocks, and also for separate
coats and wraps. The piques show
various 'Otyles of cording, front very
tine to very heavy, and their firmness
delights the heart of the ladies' tailor,
Eyelet embroidery shows to advantage
'on pique, either by itself or in coinbins
ation with Irish Ike. Iledebo or Dan-
ish cutvvork is also used, and promises
.to be as popular. as the Hardanger of
recent seasons. The vogue for white
gowns necessitates a corresponding
Xorewhiteshats*, both in felt and in
igerie. The - white felt hats will be
worn late into the acIvisneing spring.
The felfis of the same fine variety In- ,
traduced during the winter, and . the
trimming ehows wreaths of tulle vol-
uminously plaited, and curling tips
that nestle above thes ear."--11elen
mBearrkcehl.ey Lloyd in ,he Delineator for
itk,tha magristretes' oteirt.
A case of suit tor *ages came up be-
fore Magistrates -Farmer and Kay in
the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon
last. The plaintiffs were Misses Pick-
arde and Cannes, tete of the Irish Pro,
lessor's Medicioe Pompeian and the
defendant Was the Professor. After
thisevidence for the plaintiffs had been
given, the defendant net /having the.
witnesses he wished presentraeked
for a .postporiement, but the magis-
trates decided that the case should.go
on, whereupon 'no defence -was offered
and the defendant Walkednut of court.
The magistrates then gave judgment
for -the claimed wages $25 And, $20. 's
Considerable interest was Manifested
in the alleged assault ease- of Pickarde
vs. Sullivan which came up for hear-
ing on Tuesday last before Mag-
istrates Kay and Farmers The court
-room was packed to overflowing. The
parties in the 'spit were two members
of the DeAlva Concert' Company the
one being Miss)PiOltarclee who. assisted
in the company, while the others Dr.
DeAlett the manager. On
Sundav night :eoine tittle difference
7176 walatteriasisttlitsotaligedl-utishsatplchkearDaer..
'Several witnesses' were examined and
considerable evidence was deduced,
which went to . show that no 'great
harm had been done, The magistrates
however, decided- to. withhold jOilg-
Ment that the evidence. might be sitb-
witted to the Crown Attorney. . sS„oell
Was' done on Wednesday afternoon
and. tb.e. case was dismissed.
Additional Locals on page I.
nd you iU And it is the cheapest spot in town
Having purchased the stook of W. C. Huston, and, de-
siring to reduce the same before removing it to ourware.:
rooms, we will offer the entire stock of Furniture, comprising
itchen, Dining Room,
Bed Room, Drawing Room,
and Hall Furniture
also many odd pieces and 'Odors, at a great reduction.
Call and see the many bargains we offer.
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1 'eel ithongh our ?Ore Manitoba Ps.,..tout?
has po royal warrantsso catchy name,
it is of superior quality. Then it
'costs less than. outside 'brands which
is a very important consideration—
only $2.45 Per cwt. at the mill: -
many years was so ably edited by Mr.
Race and lately ,by Mr. Davey,has
again changed hands, Mr.Wrn. Elliott,
late head master -of the High School,
having purchased the plant and will
conduct its future destinies. We wel-
come Mr. Elliott into the journalistic
field and wish him 'every success in the
new 'task that devolves upon him..
,
Word wits received here last week of
the death of Robert Portice, son of
,Mr. Ed. Portioe fornierly proprietor of
the Station Hotel here, he having died
on Tuesday last. . The deceased had
been operated on for appendicitis, but
his ease being a severe one he only
lived'a short time after the operation
WaS performed. Ile was 21 years of
age and wes a young man much res
anected. The funeral took place on
Thursday. '
A- number of Henson carters drove
down on Thursdaylast and pleyed.af-
ternoon and evening gasites witrthe
Exeter platters, with the result -as
showss belovt: ' ,
• s A,rorasoOti. ,
Exeter ° . -. Hensall
H. Huston skip15 C. MeDonell ekip,19
J Muir, skip 10..R. Eionthron ." 20
' EvOiingek
J Muir skip 0 R. Bontliren skip 13
G. Anderson ti. 12 A. Bradt " 18
The Irish Professor and hie Concert
Company finished tin ir ten day en-
gagement in the Opera House here on
Saturday evening. As has been previ-
ouslysteted este-concerts put on were
of fele order. The professor sold a
large number 'of bottles of medicine.
The voting contest for the most popel-
ar young lady in Exeter was decided
Saturday evening in favor of Miss
Mabel Walters who received a Very
large number of votes and was 'given A
gold watch. The company left Mon-
day morning for Dashwood. They in-
tend going to Hensall arid (Vuitton es
well. Two Of the young ladies of the
band parted company with the mores -
ear here, or, the plea, it is said, that,
they had not been paid their wages
and are suing for same. ' .
Mr. Kurtze of St. Williania. Norfolk
0o., at present a manufacturer of
acetylene gas pleats and fixtures and
employing twelve men, WAS here on
Friday last intentiewing the council.
Ile proposes moving and is eeeking
place in which to locate, with a view t
runt inuing the above maned and also
to manufacture gasoline motors. The
membersf the pouncil put in the day
p)i
with him and hie traveller looking
over the round and the various boil&
ing s that might be eultable. To en-
large his bneinese as he demires hi would
requeet a loan of 15.000, giving hi*
plant aeeeeiirlte. Mr. Kiirtze vtna fays
orably initireemed with Exeter getterel-
Iyand tin:night that a, convenient build-
ing Could let sectireds Wed() not Know
what netion the tonne!l will take in
010 matter, but expert that it will be
iiiiitemeeed at their next meeting *nen
etenething definite will be decided
upon,
.Entertaining a Scotch nobleman in
.disguise, helping him out of a diffieulty
and then being streated to a- trip,
through Europe, was the.pleasankfate
that befel Drs. J. A. and D. D. MeCals
nun, of Orestline'Ohio, former .resi-
dente of Exeter. The 1w6 doctors are
brothers, and have many relatives and
friends here to whom' their pleasant
adventure will be interesting. One
day hist summer a young man got
off a through train at Orestline, Ohio,
and went to the office of bre. McCal-
lam, and they befriended him. They
lent him money, 'put him at the best
hotel in town and took him autoino-
biting. After a week had passed a elute
stanial stun of money arrived from
Scotland, and it became apparent that
the young stranger was very rich. Ile
repaid his two friends the money' they
had spent On him and went Away.
Not long afterwards the doctors re-
ceived a letter from Baron St. Ossill,
of Scotland, thanking; them for be-
friending,his son and inviting them to
visit him at his own expense.. The
doctors promptly aecepted the in
They crossed the ocean on the
steamer "Celtic" and were treated in
a princely fashion by their hosts. The
doctors remained six weeks in theold
land, and were taken on a tour of Ire-
land, England, and Prance by the
barioo and his son. - They have just
recently arrived home and the inter -
eating story has leaked out.
Schaal Board,\IVIInutes.
Meeting of the Board held in ToWn
Hall, retie 19. Absent P. Wood, The
following is the order of business duly
approved; Per chair, minutes of prev-`
lone meeting and special session of
Sao. 20. Reports of Coins: Wood, that
thii ty.flye cords have been secured.
Carling—Martin—that II, %Huston be
empowered to place the necessary
shelving and cupboard required by the
staff. The 'Board beg to acknowledge
with thanke the gift ttethe echool of a
framed portrait of the late Sir SOO
A. Macdonald. Martin—Rowe—that
the communication from the Norwich
Board of Education appealing for its-
siatance in securing afturer proportion
of the Government's grantee for higher
edueation he favorably received end
that II. Huston be deputed to eorres-
newt with our member in the Provin-
cial Legislature in furtherance of this
req nest, Martin—Rowe—gest the fel-
lowing payment ho approved: Thos.
Hartnoll, wood. $100f.T. (4rigg, eehool
stipplies $7.90; Miss Maley, type writ-
ing itupplie,s $0.45.) Atlas Atienrance
Co., $54; De.efititz, drugs. 35C.• On the,
question of, ad/trice the Board, untini-
latently adjudged diet the tennis of An
agreement *hong be uniformly re,
iipeeted to the end of it ematratt, term.
ilustonesVarling—that in the tame of
any 104010114e application for a refond
of sloe, suels refund ehell exeeed a
seetired liniment of $2 for the entre n ee
'month arida further Pattmetit of $1
for tooth succeeding month or pert of
*Monti% in et tendenee, Carling *di
ournment. J. Origg.
Manitoba Blend
As the result of OUr efforts to -pro-
duce a strictly first-class article, we
have a very large sale for Star flew,
tbroughout the county and wherever
its Merits are known: New. dealers
are being constantly added to the 'al-
ready large number of firms selling
this well-known td popular flour.
00Iy $2.25 per cwt. tit tilts min.
We also Manufacture and sell Pastry
flour, Graham Flour; Whole Wheat
Flour, Cracked Wheat and Wheatlets.
Corn for sale or exchange. '
Special prices for chop.
tintiltEst Etpos.
ExErsii, °STRAY°
• We take special pride in our stock of Whitewear fir
this season. We profit by our past experience, bend-
ing every energy to have better 'materials, 'better
designs and lower prices,With each succeeding year.
Our stock is cOmplete in the following lines,
adie.s' *Gowns
Fine cambric trinimed with lace embroidery and inser-
tion in several different- rangi
• 75c to $i.75. • I
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Ladles' Thiderskiits
itt Laivilsdale'and cambric with lawn hill trimmed with
torchon.lace and insertion,- :also ernbtoidery.frills, a.full
range of prices from 85c to $175 .71
Ladies' Drawers
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Fine cambric with hemstitched frill7 &special lme 2
ter-lirieS-embroidery trimmed at 50c and 75e.
Corset Covers
Made of Lawnsclale trimmed with torclaQn, lace and in
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sexton also embroidery at 25e and 50c. A very special
line made up of 'wide embroidery at 75c.
We are Showing some very choice designsin white lawn
louses, for early:spring wear at reasonable prices. •
Bpadquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Olothing.
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THE FACE AND HANDS
require more care" during the win ter.
Hard winds and frosty air make the'
lisp of some healer abselotely neces-
s
All the well-known preparationO for
the skin are to be found in our stock
of toilet artieles.
HOWEY118 °REAM Olt ROSES
le specially eeoininentled for eluipped
halide, face, ete. Excellent for
gentlemen after shaving.
Only 25 ceets per bottle.
W. &JOKY, ,IPIRB,
Chemiet and Optiebtro EXETER
Phone
Women's Vesta and Drawers', Fleeced lined regular price,
50c each, to clear 40c
Woitten'e Vests and Drawers, Natiiral Grey, fine ribbed.
regolar price 40a quality each for..... e „
Wonien'e V0q12 and Drawere fineribbed,lerge full size reg.
ular price 3�c each to clear at — ,. •
WomeVs Vests and 'Drawers very fine qutlity white or
grey, all sizes regular price 700 each to clear iste
Women's Volta and Drawer all *tint in Week, re.41 or grey
regular price $1 each to clear at—
Child retOti Vests and that -were in tilt eiece and all qualit,
prices which vvill melt every Gatment in a hurry.
tk ROWE