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MAN
Large':
airata of timid irr arrfrt. ore x
tant points at n ed the funeral of .the
late member f ouch Iluron, D..: V
glum, at Seal th on Thursday hist..
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W444roe-of t e-largeSt-'n •mot
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fol and represented the. political ci
many social bodies with which Mr.
Gunn -was- uor , = sva.
vice. Than +lav waslinedwith ns
r.'F, H.
spec-
tators while the .cortege was y
long,_. beaded by•the Fifteenth Band,
the O. U. F. and ' the town council.
:ars____Dr. Burrows,
Moffatt, W. B.
Bright. L. N.
iiiflit. frif lama y'
deeply felt in his home town apd
throughout the whole county.
5�u�s iRk.W.w L iA�>y1w r.i x + r:
In vieti of the fact:that Xmas, and,
NeorYea' aye -borne =- °ye
nesdary and.the Advocate staff Tike
h.
` shay -o '-
Wilt, and: correspondence, will kind -
I, ' nd in their budgets so as to art la
rive not later than Tuesday morn-
ing these two weeks. Do not for-
get -this.
No doubt there are many things you need and a lot more you will
buy that you do not need. We have thingsfor the needy and
thingatfor the needless. We are now stocking up with=a view to
big trade.
erI are a few Lines we are Offering:
Pure De utas Bleached Table Linen with Napkins to
match, sizes 20x20 -and -22x22; Jap
Cloth D tea. Drawn- r,
e .
stitched
n each; Embroidered Linen
25, 35 50; Tapestry -Curtains and Table COY..
era in all colo,,- r a from $2 to $8.50; Ta •
i' it
Ps
. of
ng�� Cushion . Tops withCord to #ustnis Ladies* .Hetmts►#lucked. ,
and p'assoy Em-
broidered 1Iae1114kcccl et5 '111S111‘, Lined end Lawaa,
choicer limo at F r U$ra aneroid!Bete,* very.. r .
cholco %lacca 1* arta" utfiere, N.andker-
chiefs, Gloves. Tion, Braces and Socks
*111 ii'1dAN, L. D. Ito D. L.
o( Tero.to UnlZ v
0.E TIST. -
--` :ext cc+ e F 4a .# f , ar a y baa ESec
w meat t l±�daoaAaM 'a ,'Milo Welt
J.SENIOR__'
Agent ConfexderationLifer Axsuraat ce
Company. also Fire Insurance in lead.
Ing Canadian and British • Compania,.
Township of Stephen. Nomioaffon and. Electron
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1,LDL1C NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting
c4,ti ectors�-the- r =-�oir htrrwel--be
held in the TOWN HALL, C EDrT0N on MON.
D'.�►�* DEC.((►,1047, at oh►E :i�'ciock in ' the after,
momma, for the purpose of Making and rectivinaE.,n om•
!nations for Reeve, Deputy Reeve and Councilmen.
And further t otic! is hereby given that in the event
of More candidates being for any parttku.
uf,.°'a
jeu until MONDAY, JANUARY eth, i
A.D. knees whe polls will be opened at 0 a. m, at
the ar to in �cies. as,fated''by own hip By.law,.
..
v«ae o111, nor shoe shop, lot 1,.. Con. 1' est•
bales kitc>yen, lot: con. 1; 3, Darbcr. ; l 11,
von. d' 4, Town Hall, lot 10, von. , .; 5,
bass'kitchen, lot 11, coo. 19; 0. Zimmer', 11
lctl3 con. N. 11r; 7, Manatee Hall,' la 11, con. 17;
8, WIleoe's Hall It;
40, Con. 8. 11; • 9, laiayeeabee'.
'Hall,' lot1,i#awbfe. And all electors are hereby re.
Twisted to take notice and
; govern thellsalye
s ac-
cordingly. EMBER.
Dec 9,1107
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aacfaaattrar•
,Nctspe is hereby given that the 33rd Annual Iteet-
ing of the members at theHay Township manners'
Nutnal i2re: Mentally.,insurance will beiaeldat the
TOWN HALL, ZURICH, Mi TLDAY. JANUARY
141h.1908, at one &'dock p. rat. 8usincaas'Recelpp•
ingthe Directors', Auditors' and Treusurer'sitoports
eetfonof Directors and such other. business as roar
be tectsiary forthegood and welfare ,ef the ecm-
are requested to attend.
c1r7,t@aa;, Stade, President. Minty 1 Iter,
eeretary
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POSTPONED
action Sale
armSteek ata Trh 1...
2l�aci' + rE,r deiraauetk,Oer.1aVelean Yeetarsas:QecI t;
• -eit L'polite, a 4llori i •
Thoma1 1ian iarrd's Icrld Sale Staibl'e,
IEXETE14 on
ATUJR1IAY, , DECEMBER 21, ' 1047
AT 1 3'C IC a DARI". .
The f, r �,:
g t heat, aaaare 4 jtr w 9' kat; heavy
Vie, gy+eaara►+aitlia foal; l para Mt horse, 4 years;
draistht brasier, ! era,;14 colt s yens.; 1 drir•
iv' meet a tete, gyrus- with foal teal _by her std.; I
'ftin acre, igtrswith fal;'1 a ataet>alee mem, at
;1 drh lag mitre a $ears,1 deist:it mare
•4Yrel.;1airedPont
cesrr,1 steer '!-'r old;1 brood now; .6
L1/-:1`! Iliteck'r -shower, he milts,
hapeeadero4de tlayrale,hmrP4 ■, Mr�y p
lo .aren. kaibak,egt.
•tut Ito
'rke�r er4wia
�a► raM+- d'4, flank-.
Immense congregations reeted Rey.
Solomon Cleaver of the Metropolitan
church. Toronto, at the aid'nive
services _cheep es-st -" e
o
e urc n Sunday. It took that large
church all its time to hold the number
who were anxious to hear Dr. Cleaaaver.
The -preacher -is -vim Of the•-eloquen
men of the Meethodiast church and all
who- rd4- him -weir w+rel[ : pleased.
e choir. assisted by Mr. Wm. Berry
w p g.ave a cornet solo,. furnished
. eJai and much appreciated, . ,mneic.
contributions for thedayamounted,
to $24 "Not by power nor bystrength, but by my spirit Was the
morning_subject front which . wasreach-a=very'crceful and
sermon. In the evening the lesson
was taken from Ezekiel', vision 4f the
waters issainar--a
-nte
hred- ld of the louse of the Lord
eastwaad. In the course of the ser-
mon he said the stream signified the
Gospel of the Lord Jesus 0hrist. Its
origin was in the foundation of t + e
house of God. God's plan. -w to •
On a living& -foundation, hare_
built :on''a tatindation of fine -music, ,vir
building' or preacher brought only ruin
and disaster. God'slakn was that the
neole. should e r .burcb--b 1e-
liv ng stream. Those who entered by
the back door of avarice, reepeetabili r
or..orthodozy were.a-bindrasnce to -••the -
church. The influence -of the stream
was to transform everything to life
and beauty just aatlbrist'sgoepel_does„
e d _.. .
rection ��r-.-
���Q
� wase ttX-.
ward
the
desert
ers w
her
�
wawt
st
w__heedsd.�o�Ctcis w>and�nK
on the
threshold -sof heaven- came to the desert
world to heal and cure the people :of
sin. The etreaam's destiny Was' to the
healing and beautifying of all the laud
a a,, the-- ;
jursL destiny: of --the- religion_ +� glee_ Of
Christ is to brio life and healing•as it
floWa- through. -the •desert of -human
woe and want and sin. '
;IRAN VAL,. JEAN
Engineer:Ilyde mei here esu
day- ookiaai * �#
the Revs *nd- nci♦l with a view to
deterjniniarag" the oe"*tion of the .eta,
along i' othing'bas been decided upon,
xf ersd ng c
e south end, or,.tht ton
t ii ariale w. With betrabui a -inItio-
var of the south end. The surveyors
tryp War- i t sr'Ee.-
a y'
alntsb".
Davis.` w beo� bass been,* Landon
for severe . + . .. receiving -treatment`
or his eyee, + es returned much itn-
proved.—ion'tforgetthe concert on' ° r
Dec. 19, at St. P'atrick's church. A
+ + program has been _prepared.: Ta
a artld WUJ. Dickens with. their
1itt. ,/.y`.'jt u7t�: •n'y7r'A.h u-.5th1• ,t*Ata^'t'r„+
g n#g xs geed and` the merry jingle of the bells is beard
once mom.-- Bras-- Davis as the
.o1 F,D i `xs l;.as eek._
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a
ere ego i nn ' ri +assay,
Jsadlciarrs Rases. Olvisaaae.
This is thesis session when greetings
are extended to everyb' from every-
body. Some times real sentiments are
given expre cion to and sometimes
there is nothin more than the most
a, .+''.oM'.: `h tl+r•+, ..VWwn;'.+r-a. }.r.Ti9,5 +. r i
r : l e in the- year when
friend sends present to friend. It is
quite ri ht that it should be 'so. but
we thin .that sometimes the desire to
st wpr. '�C`ir.
pant --din
next few dakys. Many articles, both
useful end useless, will be , purchased-
l iven The infant- must
ha
the bio inay need.
he tint wp�h,�t,ippsta e,' and her ea + .n
\WILs0N--In Stephen, on Dec. 7, to
Mr. and ,Mrs. .Ianieg - Wilson a
daughter,
CULDERT--At Saintsbury, Dec. 9, to
•awuCi .. ,,., .,
MARRIAGES.
be irarrrauVlx financial circumstances tba
he can do OW without depriving some.
one else of the 'yrnent of . au honest
debt? Now itseems to us that a man
shcadd prdrride first lor what.h►e •west,,
hen con fielder ow much he Can spend
on those he doesn't owe. Be just first,
then generous after.
Fraya-iterafa - Naptiute.
The comfortable borne of Mr. Robt.
Kerslake was.. astirr on Wednesday,
Daae. 1f, the +rasion being the mar-
riage of his eldest daughter, Miss Al-
inenaa, to Mr. Wm. Frayrie, son of Mr.
' 1C ay te, otb of list/erne. At
six o'clock, while the sweet strains of
the wedding research, played -of by Mies.Jennie Fraayne, sister -the groom,
(wed thro•.the paur for the groom
entered a d took his place Underneath
aatrareii trsvurprotatiely decorat-
ed with evergreens as d flower. Here
he awaited" t . e covin ' • of the . bride;
who soon a ed dlinin
ifather.s • Alma on the
arm of her Adieus sixtyyegu is
bszd assembled to witness the .tying of
the knot. which Was rformae+d by
Rev., A. H,
*Row
The ide ° was ar-
rayed -in a�q : white
trimmed with. valets
-
chines lace and insertion, asand, wore en
exp Disko bridal vel o . at , • ,
orange b ozsoms, the whole mace
a charrrning picture. Her going away
gown waas of nakvy.bluesilk with whine
Iiat to match. After the congratu-
lations bed beep tendered to the dap
ycouple-altrepaued to the spacious
+ iniog room where one of the most
euwptuoui and delicious repasts: ..ever
prepared was partaken of and enjoyed
by'aall. The remaining part. Of the ev-
enly Win.
chat.' The bride was the recipi.ent of a large arrayof bandeohie pod
u fts,._an.ication-- t .at . she is
highly esteemed and beloved by,, her
many friend*, Among the gifts was
a 'Dapniaion org n, as. remembrance
:X`�'; -. '- - -
fro
.;.yj...- eutfa
will reside on the 2nd concesaioa of.
'Thr` voc to " joins .. ia►a tl x.
the host of well-wishers in extending
to the young couple their hearty con-
gratulations for teir future happiness
and prosperity.
HENRY- LA.4m n In Bengali, Dec, 18,
4y Rev, Tall, M . at °Mt" i
RR1 eo iY tIrt. Alt #_tedA"- C mv.�irrt .
n+. i •c.3r►, +yy Rev. Oarriere,
Jacob Romph. of Bosa.nque.t,- to.
Susannah (bower, ofatep iagn, -
s nag '==trari xt. t the -Parson.
ag, St. Mar s
i�nr fm �y(��. ,:X �+.J�,y�y..,,,,, 1.1af+iy#'.��ry�e.WV y,�^���'�F't' �!. F �...�'$.,�✓{a�Rsb}�'�9
€ , A-- ; int: TzvI ti, --At the Monett air.
ciao!, F,arsonage- ensalli bur- th
Miss Maud, daughter of Trueman
Brintneil, to Will Bos, both of
LER--REID--At the residence of the
bride's parents. Clinton, on Dec. 11,
byRev. Curr , Thos. W. Lee, of
allett,--to Miss Lillian M.. only
daugbter of James Reid, of'Cltnton.
Bit sly ^- 'WIUDDoN--At Bay e1d, the
residence of the bride'spaarents, Dec.
11. by Rev. McNeil. Anna Elizabeth,
second daughter of John Wbiddon,
to Dr.. 0. W. Brown of Clinton,
Iowa, U. S.
Me MANN --In Egmondrifle, on Dec. - ! ,
JofinMcfaatatn, aged - 59 years; and 4
menthe.
Fomes --In tteborne, op - Dec. 17th.
Murray Maurice Foster, son of Mr.
and .Mrs. Wrn.Foster of Toronto,
andgrandson t James es liandford,,
g years. woe. Oda
"A good 'tory and well told" Was
the frequently -heard remark of those
who heard -Dr. Cleaver deliver his tel.
ebraated:lecture or story in the church.
on Monday evening. A very large
number __were present, =the- -"r l
amounting to nearly $150. Theemeet-
ing was opened by an anthema by the
choir, followed by a ,short " prayer 'bar
Rev. Andrews of Credntonr,attaf errr Which
Kerr. Going introduced the 'speaker of
Ole evening. For two hours: and ten
imputes the large audience listened
spellbound to the intensely interesting
and very psthetlo story of Jean'- Val
Jean,Fit simple peasant character in
Victor Hugo remarkable work . "Lot
Miserable,:.” DL Cleaver has a pie►»
l nag v'nlce, *fine lib:est'twaial'° eppearances
inod facial ex reetion, is. a very clever'
mitator while his word-picturingis
remarkable. The story 13 full afpeaitosl
comedy and tragedy and could not
fail to please all all who heard , it.., Jean,
an ignorAnt French peasant steals
iota bread.10 fe :a atarvingfainily°,
ie apre sted, tried; and • sentence d toy
serve floe years, as a galley a xrte. Fax
attempting tit escape, etc., us sent-
ence is increaaseid to nineteen yea
He is finally 1 learadib but Neto _alior
as outsider ease rt wherever he ,
Ile itrscorned and goes., e a
until holt taken in one night by a
Prenchbishorrovhoee kinddnaie!ss eon,jne-
• es Jean that there is some good in W.
world, Heteforms, becomes, rich and.
powerful,, but give a himself up to Mire
*nattier who is about to be condemned,
in his stead. He
is Sent into slavery.
again bumeal*, end after seeking
o t girl Who had been left la
they` lewd ase fugitive's lifer In
Pat ft* many' untll he litiaany.
diet as be r'o'e death.
Would *not be advirable inti now
Tion the citizens of,>the town to form it
"liallSvity.Committee"'to act -in con -
auction
, with the council ,tosecure the
t' possible location for the station of
the railway now being surveyed from
81. Marys? The situation of the sta-
tion is of vital interest ° to the tow
and such a committee would be able
fey meet the: surveyors and disco the
atter intelligently and .wits elms
uthority.
ihIva►
J. Sullivan. of Wisconsin ' is viesiting_
hie mother who is nil.—Mrs. Mary Hai
-
lila la still very 111 with little lopes for
her recovery.' -Messrs. George Orange .
and Jaame s . O'llite are building ,:
ramp. They intend to run a big crew
this winter, cutting wood for .ftatz
;Sons.—Curr bris-driyer bad the mishit..
tune to get' his bus broken, on hies frost
trip. - They say he hes quit the
R!`!...
a lnvitay'
mite Miiiy Foster -visited friends'
at
Allis, Oreg.recently.—Mise L V. Fr*.
ser ofbets sp1 t af
ew days irith
Mite *flab ag b.--Wi0 Steirard,
*On
of &meet is hots for the holidays,
Mrs 3. ln� hs returra+e from
as tests"weeks' visit, at .yid —4ti ,:;
Jennie Steeper 'spentsy with
Mime /WatttleSt fi
wardeeo4. •Boston
Methodistchurch Intend . lug their
annual Name.' erste Iain ernt' Xmas.
night,. � ilk, Male �tetteeaand
snoring pictures by an e, from
Lonion rwriii take the
Wilson as inns as
etock -salons; ltutsr<al d can.
dy at 44ottet
SAW—SKY:
i lav' rhea Oat Eittc
that has ever- hien shown in Exeter.
t i
'tit!
Mr. Genn, itsliatt buss porcba
hOtalts and lett wed e6 as tit*
ftom too. it.. Hicks and h
therein.- -Mats. ' Mary ;l i
sold bet propertyto•:oho H+e to
is *leek ming
f ws t Losido wla a -...ani ;bi
The g' �” ` dotes Subser�ibera'
... to` "'t, :,. renz tt ye ���Rr�.f * M
i'e`iit=h lal'r ` i we nwie
to ray le. postage on each paper
going into United States. This
means Mc.. in a year. ase-
- ently e`prico tif-taiffs-thfiberg
in United States is $1.50 a year.
and .as we rust pay the postage
in advance, so we most ask our
subscribers to pay in advance.
Many subscribeaeubave already
renewed for next year. saying
they cannot_do_._w.ithout- - t : ...
�pvStage. j 1i'hdiy remit at once.'
it .paeans muck to us to have
your early remittance, and will
avoid delay at the first • of .the
V3:14 -Anara.C.
: ... • '. y--to-fret ----
Why Not Escape Colds? -
The new way
t : Take
IIO r♦♦Care S
L �
Cc xI -A- COLD'
CAPSULES
tit up in cap-
.• les. Harm.
less and easy
to take.
The old way to
a cold.
W., S. Howey;. Phmrt. B.
Ohe nieat and Optician, Exeter.
Manufactured
only by .
Watches,- -Silverware, : toilet
Sets, Etc., Etc., -
opened -Up -and we ala
CoodsTo-
ys
Theo WIJI Suit You
Call and Exafn;erl
A Complete lete Ouw. >r► .
winding t ' p i Safes :
y twelve tell ied bli,
first quality o ids strop
all in handsome leather