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Taking
We are offering epecial 'values in'
Suitinge, Coatiegs aud Pantinee thie
mouth in order., to make reenn-fee
Spring erOnds.
Suitings made to Orderfor $10
and $12.
Over Coatings triad° to order
for $9 and upwards.
Panting. made VS order for
$2.50 and $3.
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Aleschant
Exeter, Ontario
Business, Locals -- Read Them
Bram GOLD RpTO LOST.—Fincler
kindlyleave seine at this office. ,
If you want a Telescope, Suit Case or
Trunk at low prices, Stewart has a good
selection. .
Store to rent after Marcia 15. Next
door to Poptoffice. Apply to Mrs. D.
•Johns. ,
Stewart has the loveliest embroidery in
, the trade at 200" a'yd,
reeeeeeteveeetteeeveeireveeetetrertit Mr. D. Wye ie coutined to his
elleteteettess Ateleeeeteetleellettlitalte'
eouueiller James C tveelt 1.5 43,11
siek liee this week.
MrseIlarrie, whe ie a, visitc-r. with stitebee C110',:0 030 W0tili4.1.
Mee. A. Er. Pelee ie Mr. T. T. leotott of Spat ta on Set -
Nie. Thos. Velautolte Atialo eon nnea urday purchaeed Mr. Geo;E. iefrawleses
to hie bed °Wing •to residence on Andrew street fkle,S1,a00.
Mrs. Wendlaaad, who emelervretit an The purchaser gets peseeseion April 1.
operationin London soniii weekesluce, Mr. Ceetwley has 'not. yet decided
jb improving nicely. whether lie will lose tewn.
Mr.john of Winghane lete of Miss Edna Meealltine who ie 'elegele-
L4 Ifif`4 bas beeri contified' to WS ed in the Sovereign Dank here, has ae-
bed for some days, suffering from the e,epted a position with the Gordon Mae-
rtietenatiero. 0 key Co, at Toronto, for which piece
fieseou dispospd of bis she leaves in a'bent two weeks.
fine driver arid outfit last week to Mr. We underetand that Dr. 1). A.. An-
Thorntinettaker, for which he receiyed derson has disposed of his Dental Poe-
aegtiod figure. • - tiee and also his fine dwelling ,.,011
A happy gathering of the 3,oung folk oilbaKeirntesatrraiente, taltuedforthineerlattot4L dttelin
tist
was very pleasantly entertained at the
It is, however,
house of Mr, and Alm A. Q. Bobfer Jae. Welters. °flown.
thie Dr's intention to continue his
Monday night. practice here for several weeks, con -
Mr. W. O. Huston on Monday last sequently possessiori in either caw, will
met with a very painful acccident by not be. given until such time as he
having two of his fingers badly jam- leaves town, which lie has decided on.
rued under a window.,
The Samuel Eforit farm near Elim- Lefttell see/lees,
Special Services will be heed in the
ville which was sold by public auction
Trivitt Memorial School Hall each
on Monday was purchased by Mr. John
'Johns, of for $5770. Thursday evening during Lent, enna-
meneing'this evening (Thursday) at
In the semi-final Intermediate 0.H. eight o'clock. The Rector will give a
A. series Goderich on Tuesday night
series oe addresses at these week -night
trimmed Berlin 18.5 leaving them 4
services or! 'The Letters to the Seven
goals to the good in the roulid.
. Oole's Cern Cure positively removes
corns by painless extraction,
nunnery Apprentices wanted.
Girls wanted to learnnaillinery.
Ap-
at once at Jones & Clark'estore, '
' Gentlemen will find Melissa Balm
delightful aifter shaving, prepared by
W. S. Cole, Pharnaacetical Chemist.
Stewart has received another lot of
fancy grey dress goods, in dress ths.
They are lovely for suits. Pay ,liace
thgtit'ice soft tweed effect.
Wanted. •
Girls to learn the Millinery, duties to
begin about the 2nd wet in 'March.
Apply at ouce. —J. A. e'trewart.
LOCAL DOINGS
4 bottle threugh hat is slowly be-
erovette
Clieten Siveet vi•w$
etieugis Iiinvieey lest cet a gash
lis feet eeeil while splittiet;
weed et li1L3i:14nriDe. .1ft reeeired eeverel
If you want an 4p4o=4ate suit of
clothes to 02'der, callt and examine .Stew
art's Scotch ZymoU Chetiot, 'Worsted.
Fine Amick cottage, containing six
rooms on William street, for sale quick.
Has woodshed, stable, heed and soft
water en premises. Centrallyeocated.
Will be sold at once at abargam. Ap-
ply at Advecate Office. ,
, Churches.' Next Sunday morning
A Chinese laundryman was in town thereewill be a celebration of the Holy
last week, and rented one of elre Jos. Conaraunion and in the evening the
Davis' shops for 4 terrn, with thebaten- subject of the sermon will be "The
Lion of starting in bueitiess shortly. Folly ot, Sin."
The band played a few lively
airs Ricks* Forecasts for Aura*
out of doors on Friday evening last. By putting the storm diagrams for
The night was quite warm and many February and March together, it will
people listened to and appreciated the be seen that, the disturbing causes
ni°81°' * • bearing on the'litst days of February
Mr. Thos. Fitton, whom wereportea continue into the opening ,eaye of
last week as being yeryilestill remains March. In foot, the eulrainating'clays,
in an uncertain condition. Some days of a regular storm Period fall from
his eenditionshewe a deeiel:64 loel"ve- Thursday the ist to Sunday the 4th of
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ment while others he becomes very Mardi. -A regular Velcan.seorm per-
lowAt eifeeenthe•electwsii change for iod ifecentralian-the-14,--Oriand•tounb,
the better. 1 , z ing the 2nd and 3rd look ' for welch
•
Yesterday being Asn -Wednesday higher temperature -attended by threat -
was theist day of Lent, which will cote. ening fall of the barometer, ending in
, er a period of forty days. ending April heavy to violent storms. lamest parts
15. During this period the more itrick these storms will'at first be tropical in
of the Episcopal denominations character—heavy rain- and hail with
willobserve it as a season of Absten- liglatning,thunder.and local floods; but
ance andself-denial. • sudden and extrenee change tocolder
A °meeting of the Exeter branch of Will follow, bring high barometer,
the British and Foreign Bible Society snow squalls arid fierce; told winds
took place Thursday evening in the from the northwest. A reactionary
TrivittMemorial School Hall. A fair storm period centers on the fith,' 7th
attendance was present, and interest- and 8th. At this time the sharp cold
ing addresses were delivered by Revs. that followed the previous period. will
Going and Fletcher. . relax the berometer will fall, and ai,p.
at the home of Mr. B. Mains on atehse. rilieggiotonznowayinbeneoxipteheetreied. avnedt;evvenatrimial,
dey' night last the occasions being failing
ethering of anumber of friends of hal)* weather, with 1°'w and
barometer, and restless,- electrical
iss Muir for the purpose of present -
clouds, at such a period as this, and
mg her with a "Kitchen Shower" prior
other periods next. follavving, should
to her, marriage to Mr. Swan • next
week. Many useful articles eomprised Put ever,' one on the Watch for storms
the tokene:of good will and kindly, re, of possibly danger.' A,ehort, cold wave
may possibly come from the north-
tneenbeenee elect needless to say they
were much appreciated, , west behind these stoems; if SO it Will
. • •
soon break down be the on -coming ,taf
inc Deavitt-Bobier case, as men- the period just ail9aci.
tioned last week; was continued ore
Wednesday afternoon and evening Un- Snd"li D0411111' California.
til about eleven o'clock, when, all ,the - The news was received here Moriday
evidened having been taken, Police mornitig of the sadden. death In Oak -
Magistrate elumbeeeof Goderich clike land, Cal, of Mr, George Kerne*,
raissed the case, claiming ,that al- 'brother of Mrs.' ;Ames Torn and gr.
though. there veas evidence of slight Daniel Iternick of 0Mo. He had
Melissa Ilalrot--A hiay's toilet neces-
sity, makes the skin like velvet. 25c
a bottle at Cole's Drug Store,-
Stewar e s is the place, if yod want to
see the new •spring patterns in men's and
boys' fine shirts. *
Wnitted.
Two men in each county to repre-
ent I advertise hardware denart-
-menteout out• -samples of our goods,
etc. Travelling position or office Man-
agerie Salary $90.00 per month, cash
weekly, with all . expenses paid in ad,
va.rice. We fuenish everything. THE
CoLMILiLk 11011$E;:Chicago, Dept.
Ole, ;231 5th Ave. 4t
Stewart has the largest assortment of
,Over Laces. he has- ever shown, in white,
ereant- Paris two tone and black Suit-
) '
able for waists.
newe'd storms Of rain and Wind, turn,
A very Pleasant gathering took lace
PERFECTION
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Vt10:140 SISCLIT
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rood,
Value
MooneYs Perfedikan Cream
Sodas are crisp squares
of wholesome morishment.
,They are the fOod that
'builds strength and muscle.
They are as easily digested
by the child and invalid
as bythesturdy worianan.
They contain ALL the food
properties of finest Ciro".
dianwheatflour,in.a form
that delights the appetite.
Always fresh and crisp in.
the moisture-proofpackages.
At all'grocers ki I and,
3 ptund paceseeil,
Edward, Stewart returned to London
1484 r.P
wseeko'plestene, sr., is visiting • her
elm, Samuel, in Blyth. .
Mrs.' C. Birney and daughter, Lois,
spent Friday in London. ,
Miss Hilda Hoskins of Tiirkton is the
guest of Miss Ruby Treble.
Miss OWer Quance is in Toronto at-
etelidlng-millinteeropening
Miss Loosraore 'of Alvinston, is the
guest of Miss Fannie liawclen.
Mee. W. 0. Huston 'Spent a few days
this week with friends in Goderich.
Miss Gertrude Harvey left Monday
for London to take a course in the
Business College.' ,
Mrs. Huston, *Sr., left 'Saturday for
Crediton to reside with her daughter, -
Mrs; Essery. in future.
Mr. John Prangeof Goderieb, spent
a couple of days in town this week the
guest of Mr., R. S. Richardson,
Mrs. A. ,Sheere after ' a few weeks
visit With friends here, returned to her
home in.Ste Thomas Wednesday;
Public School Inspector, John E.
Tom, is at present paying his semi -
_yearly visit to the schools-, in this
neighborhood.
Misses Lille and Amy, Johns took
partin a concert in connection with
the Church of Ungliind at „Rensall on
Tuesday evening. "
"Miss Bayley of London was here
Sunday' and Monday visiting the Mis-
ses Treble; prior to going to Calgary
to spend the sumener. •
Mr. and -Mrs. Roy Dungate, after
three weeks' visit at the home of 'Mr-,
and Mrs. eels. Dearing; Stephen, re-
turned to London Saturday.
Additional Locals on page .Z.
irreg
ularity, such as might occur in wakened on Wednesday morning last
)41otitates Institute. • •
The WOmates Institute wille hold
their regular meeting in the Reading
Room of the Town 11411,Frida,y, March
2, at 8 o'clock. Those wishing to pie,
'cure flower leilbs and seeds through
the Institute will have to become
. -members 1)37 March 20.
is liens, Pres. Mrs. Hastings, Sedy
DON'T MONKE 'WITH
THAT. „COLD.
USE HOWEY'S
,011Eitger CORDIAL.
•
.:ONLY 25 CENTSAT
, 110WEY'S',
DRUG STORE, EXETER.
Good Winter
We lite to show our goods to the
roan who thinks he cannot be pleased.
Anyone ean suit the fellow who is
easily satisfied, but ii• takes good
avorkinamship, honest matez ial's. and
oho best of, tailOring experienee to steit
the really.
any business, still there as no proof
of fraud or wrong doing on the part
of the d'fencIant Mr,13Qbier, "
▪ Messrs. Poplestone & Gardiner, who
have been -carrying on a general store
business here for over three years, yes-
terday closed the store, having in Dec.
last purchased a business in Blyth,
where Mr. Poplestone has been since
the first of the year. Me. Gardiber
and familsewill go to Blyth in a few
days. We regret to lose such good
citizens, but feel assured that they
have already reeeivect hearty ;wel-
come to Blyth. We wishthem atoll
•
Measure of success.
• •'We understand that it is the inten-
tion of Mr. A. McDoneil as soon as the
weather permits, to put in a new front
in the drug store occupied, by Mr. W.
S. Cole, and thus complete the final
iropeovement in the largest businesse
block in town. Mr. Cole also intends
to have the inferior completely reinod-
plied in the latest design, including
silent salesman cases and', the 'most
modern drug store equipinent. When
completed the Central Drug Store will
be second tonone and the block' tine
of the beet in the county. •
Mr. W. J. tteaman lett week receiv-
ed a certificate of qualification as Cap-
tain in the Canadian MONA: He has
for several years held the the office. of
Lieutenant in No. 6 Company (Exeter
District) of the 88rd Battalion, and at-
tended camp at London in that capac-
ity. Last year he put in some weeks
in London Military °School, and as re -
suit of his good work there and at the
camp he is now a qualified Captain.
When a rearrangement of the officers
of the 83rd le made, as is expected
shortly, he will, undoubtedly, begiven
the command of No. 6 CoulPeu31. will
is an enthusiastic military man. 'We
salute 'Ott, Captian.
Mr. Geo. ICeys, of Snowflake, Mane
formerly a resident of Stephen, in
writing to the Advocate saya:4—"The
winter vitas. mild up to Feb. Ist but
since then it has been anything but
mild, averaging fit:mil 20 to 40 degrees
below ,zero. We' dou't consider that
cold for this country. and 40 below zero
Imre is no 'worse than 10 in Ontario.
Of course we have to clothe ourselves
very warmly here and when 40 below
zero nolpart of the body (51!) be left ex-
posed without its freezing in a very
short time. We enjoy the West very
much but we shall always retain a
,warm spot in our hearts for old On-
tario and the many friends who were
near and dear to 'us."
`While we had some exeeedingly cold
days in the month of February, the
latter part of the month, and last week
in particular, was quite mild, two or
three days beteg even atunmer-like.
The frost Mile Oa of the ground and
left the roads in the tisnel spring con.
dition. The nights were mild. We
noticed one man reading him paper fee
heir an hoar while etanditig on the
Atreet tinder an are light. The ice in
the rink was ont of condition and the
enrierit arid skaters were coneequently
dejected. There Mt* a heavy rainfall
about midnight Saturday, accompan-
ied by considerable and light-
ning. Sunday brotight a bit of it bliz.
Zotrd and a *light anow
Careful Dresseri
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Call and beeconviriced that we have
the best of gtiods, we do the Vest ot
work 4ttitl fit you outebeaper than any
ether place in town.
°Mew you Stilt and Over-
coat now.
_
Duke Tailor,
Mel Mario
And had partially dressed .himself,
when apparently his heart failed and
heliad fallen hack on the bed. When
found: shortly after life was extinct.
Mr. Sernick had been in fait health
previously and what brought e on the
trouble is a mystery. He had been
living with his son, Geo. • A. Xernicit,
who has become quite wealthy through
,beeorning owner of some valuable gold
mines attGoldfleld, and who is at pre,
sent doing further prospecting in the
gold region. Mr. Keeniele Was 68 years
of age. The body has been embalmed,
but the funeral will not take .place un-
til the arreval of the son, whose exact
whereabouts were" unknown at the
time of the death. , Mrelternick spent
several menthe visiting here last year
and *lien he retuyneduto Califoroia.he.
was accompanied by Mrs. Soathcott,
Whois still there- Deceased was pos-
eessed:of a general; generous and'eind-
Iy disposition, and having shared to a
considerable extent the prosperity „. of
his soh, he performed many kindly etets
while sojourning here a year ago.
Tlee greeterpart of his life was Spent
in earnest toil, and for many years his
every dollar went topaythe expenses
of the gold search in which his son Was
then engaged. The reward came, but
Mr. leernick did not live long to enjoy
the wealth of which they finally be-
came possessed.
ALA ar°
re
irmr
awkins & Son's
HARDWARE and
ED STORE.
Nails, Glass, Oils, Cements
Eavetroughing,
Heating and Plumbing
And, you will find it is the cheapest spot in tow.n.
T. HAWKINS & SON.
IVIanitiboba flour
Although ourleare Manitoba Flour
lias no royal-warrant,n0 catchy nil nae,
it is of superior quality. • Then it
eosts lees than outside brands vvhich
is. a very important' consideration—
only -e2:45 per cwt. tit the Mill. *, 4
L --
1V16,nitoba 131end
lirilitorg.
Having purchased the stock of W. C. Ruston, and, • g-todiiee4hqsam-befe
rooms, we will offer the entire stock of Furniture, comprising
Kitchen, Dining Room,
Bed Boom; Drawing Room,
axtd. Hall Furniture
also many odd pieces and E.(;elers', at a great reductiOn.
_0.all and see the many bargains we offer.
As the result of opr. efforts to pro-
duce a strictly first-class article, ,.we
have a Very large sale for Star flour
throughout the county and wherever
its merits are known. New dealers
are being constantly addedlo the 0 -
reedy largo number of firms selling
this veell-known and popular flour.
only $2.25 per cwt. at the mill.
INSON
The Leading Furnitnre Dealers and Funeral, Directors.
We also manufacture and sell Pastry
flour, Graham., Floor. Whole Wheat
Flour, Craeked Wheat fend Wheatlets.
Corn forsale or exchange.
Spepial prices for, chop.
Os,
We take special pride in our stock of Whit'ewir
this season. We profit by our past experienee, bend-
ing every ertergy to have betiVi-itialetials, better
designs and lower prices with each succeeding year.
Our stock is complete in the following lines.
iadies'.Gow,
Fine cambric trimmed; with laceembroidery' and..inser.
tion in several' different s•tyles ranging in pride from.
756 t()
Ladies' Underkirts
In Lawnsdale and; canibrie witli lawn. full trimmed with
torchon lace andinS'ertion, also embroidery frills, a full:
'range of price from 85c to $2.75
'Ladies' Drawers
Fine cambric with hemstitched frill, a specialIine 256.
• Better lines embroidery trimmed at 50c and 75o
'Corset Covers
Made of.Lawnsclale trinam.ecl.with torchon lace
and rn-
sertion also embroidery at 2‘5c and 50c. .1‘. Very special.
line made up of wide embroidery at 750. „
flatotsv spas.
We are Showing sone very choice design's in,white lawn.
EXETER, 14,71:111,I0 blouses,fr early ,spring wear at reasonable prices.
PERSONAL.
savaishistitembammeamies******
Mr. W. W. Taman .,was in Goderich
on Friday. •
Mrs. (Rev.) Martin is visiting friends
ih Mount Forest. ,
Mr. J. P. ROSS of Toronto was in
town over Sunday. .
Miss Hattie White returned to To-
ronto on Saturday. .
Mrs. Geo. Brooks visited her' daugh-
ter in London thiii week.
Miss Lily Bissett hag returned to
London after a visit here. .
Miss Beatrice Robinson left on Sat-
urday everting for Toronto.
leirs. Webb of St. John., is viejting
her sister, !qrs. GeO. Crawley.
Miss Merle Gould is attending the
millinery opeoings in Toronto,
Mr. J. W. Broderick, of Goderich.
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
Mr. J. G. ;tones spent' the former
part of theweek in Toronto on businese.
Miss Edith Sanders went to Toronto
Monday to attend the millinery open -
nage. -
Mr. Fred Hill of Moray spent Tuee-
day at the hozne of his aaint, Mrs...David
Mack. t
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart returned
Tuesday everting from a niontlfs visit
in New York.
°Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilea/min of Lott.,
don were the guests (4. their re(n], W.
W.11illairn of Paris iq the
.1.. over Stmday.
Mrs.
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Ford, and
other relatives.
Mr. Fred. Walters left Monday for
Toro/Ito. lie .will go on the road for
Gordon Matkay
Mrs. Reid of London arrived Monday
evening to ViSit her parente, Mr. end
Mtge Silaa Itandfortl.
Ileadquartaslor the,celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing.
TnE FACE AND nANns
reqiiire more eare during tlie 'winter.
Hard winds and frosty air make the
Ilse of Sortie healer absolutely neces-
sary,
All the well -it no Wfi Preparations :toy
the skin are to be foond in our stock
of toilet articles.
UoW1'8M1t1AMQP ROSES
ia specially recommended fin, chapped
hands, face, lips, etc. Excellent for
gentlemen afterhaving.
Only 25 cents per bottle.'
**Nee_ - -
WO S. 110WEYO MOLL
Chemist and Optician. EXETER
Phone rm.
zpixibroidery worth 8c for 5c
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Special CollAion of 25 different patterns Selling at 5e.
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Embroidery worth 15e for 10c 11
Lai
Special collection of 12 different patterns, 6 inches wide, bealiti-,
fully embroidered on fine etimbrie. Selling at 10e.
I rit40,7FOArsativatWitlirriOratrVorlinr7V1
r Etdbroidery,wbrih 659 for 20c
aniiik.e..0.41gzeklekidi'meffiaak.ft.atusitakcaoci
Shecial collection of 12 different patterns, 12 inches wide, p
designs, eorreet for making coreet covert!. Selling at lresiz
Yd.
SNELL. 86 ROW
!value,