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Clothing .. .
Do not let rill the goo- hances pass
ley you. If you are l.ikeleeto need a
itiew suit dueir g the next SIX m.o11015.i
NIU will be doing yourself a favor
Ig. getting it now.
e advantage of our special
discatint of 20 per cent.
We don't, try to fit a man into a
reedy -made sent. We make a suit
lain the man:, and to fat him as if
*were his own suit, nota iborrowed
aesrrba. If you want to have the repo -
i nn or being a correct dresser let
wir do the tailoring for you, and you
wilt ever be sure of
Wood m terials,rgood ht, splen-
workm nsh1gl and perfect
W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,.
iketer, - Ontario
Mims Locals --Read Them
Geer, your Marriage Licenses at the
woeate office.
DO Stewart's is the spot for Xmas
,es.
Win Mitchell is in Brantford this
vseetepicking outt a carload' of choice
oesteere. Anyone wishing to buy 'a
seater will do well to wait to see these..
ma's Institute Notes.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Ilikstitute will be held on Friday, Dee.
Ittreat 3. o'clock., in Senior's Hall. Sub -
rake: plum pudding and Xnsas. pre-
�tion.
Ha}is,,l'res. •Mrs. Hristiin s R , Sec y
ewe mu Advocates.
Everybody knows the great value
ariteeived when youget :the .Fanners
Advocate.
,..erste and the 'Exeter �`
stn from now to Jan. 08 for $2.25
' s
red-hot .lino
� stiff test lot of 1Vlen. s red.
.' n. town at Stewart's.
tiiit!AVAL DOINGS.
a
itetatatiaceeeeteteittelleektat.ele
"air. (tee, Mantle is ill of Lembag,o
bit) 110t'.c.
ik4S. d'�ames Taylor is 111 of fever at
her blare.
itteeen Alexandra was years of age
on Saturday, Dee, 1.
Mrs. Samuel Sample is seriously i11
of inflammatory rheutpatisni.
"Teddy"efawden was the first fellow
But with his, cutter on Monday morn-
ing.
The fail of the beautiful during Sun-
day night necessitated the use of the
plow Monday turning.
Miss Waldron's room at the eehool
is vacant this week, owing to her ii14
nese of an affection of the ear.
Mrs. John Salter on Thursday nnorn
ing hist sustained a fractured° rib,
through: falling when going down the
steps at ter home.
.d.1l those suffering from weak eyes
or headache should not fail to commit
with Mies J. J, Allan, Saturday, . Dec.
15, at the Commercial Hotel..
to member of ,relatives Vand friends
from a distance of the iateMrs. Mallot
and. Mrs. Heywood attended these
funerals on Friday, both of which were
largely attended, -
Om, tbre-as Cominz.
D .. Ovens, London, ' Eye and Ear
la ;on,, will be at the. Commercial
1, Exeter, on Friday, December 7.
Illetitutee all. day. Glasses properly fitted
swittdiseases of Eye, Ear and Nose
tweeted.
,A tavely lot of hand drawn and fancy
aihroidered linen tray and table : clothe.
*mares. eet
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kunz received
the sad news on Saturday of the death
of their brother-in-law,. E. B. Scott, of
Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Scott had been
ill for seine time.
The special music at the James street
church next Sunday will be a ° strong
feature. Mr. Greenlaw is secondto
none.,, $250 is all"that is asked for, but
there is no reason why it should not
be doubled. '
Mr. Joseph Snell, manager of the
Sovereign Bank, attended a Oanadian.
Club meeting at London on Thursday
evening, when :the. General Manager
of the bank gave an address on Cana-
dian Banking.
Two ears of peaalt:x'y wire °hip
front the station tree week.
The rinit is being flooded and other.
weetting Detitatione
Vole want the latest styles in paper,
. types and workmanship when getting
dimprprinted; rinted; and at a moder-
v- ice.. Then come to the ADVOCATE
Mee.
What, about the new fur•coat? Stewart
1761kwing nearly one hundred to select
°9*c j: cheap'
�tters�-
the 'iiest and bi est stock
rit wr
ie -McLaughlin makeall:kinds
Olt styles-eheap 'for cash. Also a
Tuber of pulpers and plows to be
meachett0,-W.. G. Bissett, Exeter.
Stewart's is the spot for useful;
Xmas
Allem Values are right.
J..J. Allan, optician of Elora,
NOM be at the Commercial Hotel, Exe-
ttie. Rt►irday,. Dec. 15. A thorough
ostate ivation and glasses. prescribed
+may when reguired. The best of re-
ences and testomials.
" , The ADV O-
bn Rates
CATE can
give ou• a,
dial clubbing rate With any news-
lir or magazine iii ,America.Call
eget our rates;
.i2 J-2 and 15 dollars for 'lief ui-
' e lot of dinner sets, in the trade. Ask
iN a w the new Crown Derby. ,at $15 -
wisa beim re aced for skarn
R ie p ^ gq
Exeter Lodge, No. i 1. is O. O. F. was
on Tuesday evening ttreseuted with a
set of cai°l et howls lay Mr.. 1. CR. Stant
bury.
Mrs. (Rev.) Perkins. of Ingersoll will
Wog at the Trivia Memorial church
zoos in the Town Hall, Widow •eve-
Wings Nov. Ith.
The young peopie'edance on Mari -
day evening, at which the London
Harpers furnished music, was r pleas-
ant affair. A nunaber were preseut
from a distauee.
The new anl novel sign put up iby
Mr. W. S. Cole advertising Nature's
remedies, whichnwoz°ks on the princi-
pal of "now you see it and now you
don't" by the aid of an electric light,
does not fail to have the desired :elect.
in attracting attention.
At a birthday party given by Miss
Gertie Anderson at London on Nov.
29th she was made the recipient of a
gold bracelet of pearls and sapphires,
and a gold watch and chain by her
sister, Miss Florence, and her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Exeter, respect-
tively,
„J s toes Northcott, who leorkiing at
the station, got a badly scratched and
bruised face on Friday last through
having been thrown violently to the
ground when juneping off a moving
train on which he was riding down to
the switch, His face came in contact
with' the gravel road bed with the
above result.
There isabsolutely no foundati
for the insinuation made byTheTiwes
last week that R. N. Creech would
give up newspaper work. As a
rule people do not quit there usual oc-
ffilike that f the
The Presbyterian church withdrew
their Sunday evening service owing to
the Main street anniversary. The
Main street church has withdrawn
their evening service for next Sunday
owing to the Jamesstreetanniversary.
Mr. Geo. Hearnan of London, owner
of the deer park at Grand" Bend, says.
that a wild deer joined his other eleven
animals recently and remains, in the
enclosure. It Jumped in over the
seveftio t' wire fence.
n
The estate of Samuel Parkinson, who
disappeared from the township of Vs-
borne in 1896, will bedivided among'
the heirs, he having been declared leg -
eller dead. No reason is known why
he disappeared and no trace of him
ppenf found.
ever be o
hal
The be Waterloo School Board seems
to havecome to the ; conclusion that
increases in the salariesof their teach-
ers is about the proper thing° they
having advanced them considerably.
Miss Pringle, a former Exeter teacher,
will receive $425 during 1907.
If you want to ruin your . boy just.
take his side of the question and dis-
pute he has. with his teacher. or your
neighbors' children.. Just let hire
know you arewith him, right or
wrong, In all`' his disputes. This will
give him a good start in thedownward
path..
Mr. Chas, Woods -.got a nasty cut
,
above one eye on Thursday afternoon.
He was assisting at a killing in the
slaughter house when the pig kicked
and caused the point of the knife he
was holding to strike him in the face.
The consequence will not be severe but
EXETER RARKETS
'IL. .NO D EACH `iVE1 NESDA.X
`4` heat aeq.aaa..ggs,.•v l-38 (�10
■■/r,}'�,■■j °.l�iOOA OOtl OP 9p.aaa. P.0. 4•+eeyL 47
7.7
vYy, ui, 1. flA j g a P b A a 9 P ,(y'�� 1�7ry•4�lp■
Hay', per tuna , 4 Y P 9 O a P a} a V 5 f 10 00
Flour, per t.'wt,, faannity 2 (Kt
Floury ow grade per Cwt: 1 1 1 5
Ihette?r•1..,....a •a,..... 21 to.2
'pEg'gs. atl,•a... 4O49�7P ¢, [� y',
J�agdivehogspy�q] per
Dilal...... j�� 6 1u.
Shorts per toil,0146..g44. 20.0020 00
Bpgrany.,per ton ....4.18 00" 18 0(0.
Chicken . a a. 9 a a. a .. r p r. r 9 per lb
35
HellsianM a < a a , . ,• • • • • • • a e .. a py Re
�Dkel 0••••0414.14 && i.. a.s .10
'Maass.(!]' .9i•.. ..4 q flaw." 0 a�
Turkeys ......•.,•.,.`°
•..4 14
Dried Apples. , , , ........ 4 "�
hfie Jos. Harvey was. in Palmerston'
Wednesday.
Mr, S. A...Poplestone of Blyth spent
Tuesday in town,
Mrs. Geo. Pord went to` Mitchell to,
visit Wednesday morning.
Mr. R, Rete ner arrivedthome from
the West Saturday morning.
Miss Ida Wendland left Wednesday
to visit bee grandmother at Rostock. Sh
Mrs. Aquilla were and daughter
of St. Thornes. arrived here Tuesday
evening to visit for a time.
Mr. Robert Willisof Marlette,Mieh,
was the guest of relatives here.during
part of the past week.
Mr, Silas Stanlake, Jr., returned on
'Thursday evening from a. six weeks'
trip through' Ohio, Illinois, •Centueky
and Tennessee. The. trip : was made
for the benefit Of his health and he
now returns looking a good deal better.
etupa> ion for an office ie a a Mrs. Alex. Yager, of Swift Current,
Division Court clerkship, .even.•when Sask., who has been visiting at 'her old
their opposition is unkind. enough to home near St. Marys, arrived here
suggest such a course.
The Main street and James street
Leagues enjoyed a 'social time together
at the latter church on Tuesday' even-
ing. The program was in charge of
the Main st. League, while the James
st. League provided a lunch. A duet
by Misses Howard and Follicle: was
much appreciated as well as the way
the topic was bandied.
Mr. 'A. Q. Bobier last week purchas-
ed the farm of Mr. R. Terry, north of
the station and west, of the track. • It
contains fifty four acres. Mr, Bobier
intends going. into the cultivation of
all kinds ofvegetation suitable for
manufacturing in the Canning .Fact-
ory., The land is very conveniently
situated. The price paid was about
$4000.
Married in Shettbyviile, "Iii
Dr Alice Agusta Holland, eldest
and
daughter of Mr:.sanoT Misr. A.
:° ofld
of Exeter, on. Wednesday, Nov. 28th,
became eke bride of„(Mr. Birtbier S.
Yost of • Shelbyville. The marriage
was performed at the Presbyterian
manse at 8.80 p.. m. ' • by Rev, J. A.
Stacey. Mr. and Mrs. Yost leave. for
Cuba to spend the winter months.
Mrs. Yost's many friends..here,will join
in hearty congratulations and good
wishes.
Slake' Forecasts lOrr December.
A reactionary storm period is cen-
traFon the 8th, 9th ;and 10th. The.
moon ' is at last quarter on the 8th,
and on the celestial equator on thel0th.
Look for falling barometer, rising tem-
perature,g rowing cloudiness and deci-
ded winter storms, reaching a culmin-
ation, with possibly winter lightening
and thunderr"about the IOth. About
the 10th to 15th of December the:south
pole of the Earth is presented in. its
t he escape for the eye was uarrosyr em • alle�st eerie to •the equator' of the,
1 Sint trance the pr source of many
Monday night and will spend a. few
days in town the guest of Mrs. Yager.
She intends remaining in Ontario till
March.
Real estate is an the move in town phexiomena'at this time. Hence the
those. days. On Tuesday Mr.: J. A. the 8th to about the 15th of December
Stewart brought from Mr.. B. S. O'Neill -the llth being the central day -is as
tbe"premises formerly occupied by Mr. a rule a period in which magnetic per.
O'Neil as a private bank.. Oe Friday turbations, electrical earth -currents,
Mr. J', G. Jones purch=ased from Mr. auroral lights, seiswic shakes and
E. J. Spackman .the house and land storms, are more frequent, general and
at present being occupied by Mr. Jones seWere.
as a residence,
An exchange p p P
•A. quiet but none the cess interesting
h
Wires e
The;tnnualbezaar under the auspices
ef:the L�idies' Guild of the Trivitt Me -
church will beheld in the"Town
e n Friday, Dec. 1 Afternoon:
iteref'rretin 3 to 6. Evening: bazaar and.
ram- from 7:80 to 10. Admission
b cents.
Marriage .Licenses issued at the Ad -
* mate office..
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Sutings.p
We °e have reduced a large .
I
*umber nof first -clogs suitiugs
rhi�ic1 p*ntiiigt in prUP and for
th next ruionth will offer you
Netts r ueed�from $18 to $15 1
se itsee to $14
r :, . *16 to $10.541
ss, " " *15 to 8112.50
meting " " *6 to $5
i1W {4 d' •1 $5�!(� to *4
1M ("Oi " ee $4.50 to *3.75
"t $1.410 to $J.4 $
0.,.. ..__= 0
We Will Chest a'
D *''t 14164 tkeb
Chins e,
tings
Reduced iu Price.
t4 '4
W. JOHNS
Plitoratioat Tailor » irate
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a Eaaieson-Isaac.
tells of a ews per .
reporter who interviewed t irty sac
r P event took place on Wednesday, Dec-
cessful business men and found that ember, the fifth, at the Methodist pav-
an of them when boys had been gate soilage of GrandBend,by the Rev. Sat.-
erned strictly nd frequently us ] 'orders head cliff° when Miss Maud, fifth•, daughter'
He also interviewed:P of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isaac: of Step-,
learned that twenty-seven of them .
a
had�,ba;en "manima'Ei darling," and the hen, formerly of the Lake Road, be-
had
three had:: been reared bytheir came the happy bride of Mr..David
randenothers. '
Eagleson, son of the late Mr. Eagleson
g of the twenty-first concession of Step.
The social andsale of work of the hen. The bride was assisted by her.
Ladies' Aid ' of Caven Presbyterian sister, Miss Ethel, while the groom's
church on Friday evening in Senior's Cousin, Mr. Joseph Eagleson, did chit -
Hall was liberally patronized by the ies of groomsman. The bride's dress
townspeople. Many went there for aa, was of -peer) grey cloth, handsomely
full stepper while' others dropped in trimmed yrith pleatings of silk, while
for a cup of•coffee, a sandwich, and .a the bridesmaid was similarly attired.
piece of cake. The art.eles for sale The happy couple drove to the home
were all sold. The room ivas prettily of the bride's parents, where a large
decorated, A program of music was recap tion was held The .esteem in
furnished. A pleasant social evening
was spent by all.
TRY THIS FOR YOUR COUGH
To relieve a cough or break. up acold
g
in twenty-four hours,' the , following
simple formula, the ingredients - of
which can be. obtained of any good pre-
scription
re
scri tion druggist at small test, is all
that will be required: Virgin Oil of
h q.
Pine (Pure), one-half ounce; Glycer
ine, two. ounces; good whiskey,;a half,
pint. Shake well and take. in teaspoon»,
ful doses every four. hours.. TheMde-
sired results can not be obtained. fin-
less the ingredients are mire. It is
8
therefore better to purchase the in-
gredients separately and `prepare the
mixture yourself. Virgin :4111 of Pine
(Pure) should be." purchased in the
original half-ou. nee vials, which drug-
gists buy for dispensing. Each vial is
securely sealed in.a'. round wooden cam.
which protects the Oil from: exposire
to light. Around the wooden: ease is
an engraved wrapper with the name -
"Virgin Oil. of Pine (Pure)'• plainly
printed thereon. There •are.manyimi-
imi-
tations and cheap productions of Pine,
but these only create nausea. and nev.
er'effect tbe,desired,results. .
TRY
T. UAWJiINS: & SON
POR
STOVES and
Pt7R21A.CZ
We keep' a full Stock of
.
Bu ldi g; Hardware,Paints,s
04 Nails,Etc.
Also
Repairs for theFrost+�
" od and
Ooe shut '�. .
WiThrS &':SON.
in
100
adb�nce will pay
for The ADVOCATE
I unil end of
t`De-
er
the
cemier 1907; that is, you may have the
whole of 1907 and the balance of this
yeas' for $1.00.
This is the time of the year when one besOns to furn-
ish
urn-ish the house for winter.
We Helpto 17urnisb.
he -dome
ByV \e\/�\\
supplyingParlor Suites, B+�Ch`Q� �4 t
�
t� �
Parlor anc�.Ta►� 1•�QCk Extension � , , Chairs
Pictures,
etc. Carl to these goods a
nd
you
will findthe !',price suitedted to the�1t1C er..and "both to
suit you:'
One of our citizens who occasionally
wires the dishes for his wife, became
tired of • the job and .refused, saying
that "it is not a limn'° work."
Not
feeling disposed to lose his help
brought the Bible ont to convince him
of his error and read as follows from
11 Kings 21: 13: "And will wipe Jerue.
aloin as a man wipeth a dish, wiping
it. and turning it upside down." It is
needless to say that he is still doing
his occasional stunt.
By a clever trick early Saturday
morning two crooks robbed Mr. P.
McArthur of the Tilbury branch of
the Sovereign Bank of $1500..11e was
taking the money to Fletcher to start
a branch of the bank, when he was
called to the front of the car by one of
the men to receive a parcel. Ile was
absent only s few seconds, but in the
interval the other man exchanged
valises. The trick wire not diseoarered
Until he opened the valise to dobuai-
ne se. Mr. McArthur is ;a Iron of Mr.
Robert McArthur of the 2nd coneee-
eic,n of iicy.
The annivereary service"! of the Main
'street ehureh on Sunday were a decid-
ed ,-'ieeess in every respect, Rev. G.
N. Reston of tloderich was the prrrteher
rand hie discourse were inttere:'ating
both morning and evening. The mus-
ie furnished by the choir was excel),
tionelly floe. * detest by Mies Alice
Ifuwerd and Mice Mit rollick in the
morning end a solo by Mise Heletnn In
the evening. s f
being pertic,rtlarly well
rendered. Fiiienall theannivertniry
we the moat rsiu'eee'eftd since the open-
ing of the church Borne eleven yearn
tiro. The r eeeintsbring a little over
*MI, The c'M antis *eked for er400. end
it, le r".ltservident that theywill behigh-
ly' prewar with the r. result.
We have just reeezved a car
of old CORN' of excellent
quality which' we are selling
at reasonable prices.
.a�
We will be, Pleased to ex:
e, change Corn for Oats, Bar-
ley, Peas or Wbeat.
NSO
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors
We handle all kinds of grain..1
HARVEY BH O -
which both bride and groove .are held EXETER ONTARIO .
was clearly shown by the large astray 14
of useful and +costly presents. The �dctk eeee etek last .
bride and groom will make their future
honkie at Corbett where their many.
friends wishfor thein alongAlia happy
wedded life. s
Will Noncar stns home for Sunday.
Mr. and Mre. Hugh Oke are visiting
in Seaforth.,„
Mr. Art. Smell returned last week
Trona ,Melbourne.
Rev. `Veer took Rev. Hazen's pulpit
(4oderich en Sunday.
Mrs. L. Scott spent part of last week
at her home in Hensall.
Mr. h'nddieonnbe of New Horny►irg
attended the chance Isere Monday night.
Mus. Piper wee in.London tole week
attending the funeral of a friend.
Miss Alieo Petty of London attend.
ed the social dance here Monday night.
Mr. Richatd Broca returned Thule>
day frezu spending the suuitnier in
Oshawa.
Warden 'Hugh Mpyicknian rind Coun..
cillor Robert Gardiner ate in t oderich
this week attending the enmity coon.
ail.
Mr. Harry Smith, of Spriughnirst
Farm, flay, left Month+y evening to
attend the Intertu'tionul Stock Exhib-
ition
ition at ehl'eago. ! ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet on I.+ riday
evening returned from Regina, whet e
they spent the past erste Wer. They
will remain daring the winter.,
Mies Olive Hooper nurse, hien line
been, visiting Mrs. W. G. IBieiett,Pew-
ee this week for Brandon to take
charge of (1'4, ward In the hospital there.
Mrs. Chas. 'limey returned Tuesday
evening front Il.lgrrave where elle ,hart
been the pest three weeks, owing to
the introits awl suleis eleleft r Beth of
her mother, Ms's. R. Mtonehotet ►,
A GOOD TREE
is a Xmas. tree well filled with Xmas.
presents. Santa Claus knows that and
once a year he trete on what he knows.
Useful articles are always mostaceept-
able.
XMAS. AtA D12tmG
STORE
like ours inertia a fine display of fancy
Nowt, band mirrors, comfy and i vush
seta, toilet articles, 'toilet= soaps, and
perfumes, We hare tbenr all and want
you to see them before buyiug.
W.
L gOINET, ,,
exemietand Ontireean. EXIC' i'C G.
.Bone 0. „see r'
wi
'RHONE NO. 82
Everything in Ladiestrimmed or ready -to
�Q wear hats to be cleared at one quarter off the
original price. This ineludes: the fashionable
styles in latest shades of wine, navy, grey and
White. : ' Pretty: and 'sensible styles for clld:_
ren's w r. All the newest goods.
U,RS
It is a big mistake to put off buying furs until after Xmas.
The weeks just preceeding are generally the largest in the
fur season and after that it is too late to repeat on choicest
lines from the wholesale.. A second order of "
'Weil's Fur'r' .x A rriied
give° as a full `range of first giialita, Persian L utri&
ord Electrie Sea. Prices fcon 1et.f0
to 9.
j•
There are still some very swell
Ruffs\ and Stoles
in Sable, , Isabetla, •Ox, A sutn and Colney. Prices fro.
pPo
.
$2.50 tai $22.10
ONLY TWO LEFT
dies' Black, Fur -Lined
rs, neat, up-to-date styles-. Special on these two Coats.
10% cash discount.
Sable eo
ONES CLARK,
Headquarters for the celebrated W. E. Sanford Clothing
coo
ELL RO
•
BUY YOU'll,
ROGER
FROX
We have just opened up it new lot of choice fruits,
New Shelled Almonds
New Shelled Walnuts
igew Peels: Lornonl„ Citron, Orange
ouR spicEs ere all gueiwnteed pure. so if yon buy
, your groceries from US 74),1 emit de -
peed on getting the best.
ROWE