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Tho �rstac li dressed man is :the ett .,
ceseftit 'szaoan of be'dap. 411k good
,appetite' ee conn air for *great eat deassl
� artk lar u and a
tb gentloon +d f _.z 'i_i�
vestments a young man can iasis e.
Have your etotheis made to order.
We iwike. the kind of Suits and
O earn sat- that gives a man that
"welleite+sed" appearance so much
fired. We make the Clothes to
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LOCAL DO NG
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•The rn rtiage of sec. Hodgins of
iumpeg, forrtza.erly of eter, 'and
. burs Jens Christina t henson- --o
9RP1M.F. -[ i.. 'per fnr the B3tb..
was. held,' ,
street cbure-li Sunday' -eye it .:
to theJamesstree_t annive ye Tb
pastor* Kev. Fear took part in the ser-
vice.
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Tbe newly elected, officers of the
James street Leaguea:re . . i..t-... ,.
Core; Jam.,, Martin iter; 2nd 'ii'.
P., Co a Prior; grd V. P., Dr. Roul-
ston; 4 h V. P., Gertie Harvey; 'y -
Trees., J. M. Soeithcott; Organist, Musa
Brown.
Sa►tua Wats "Tax Day' and many
a man hada more or less difficult time
denia Mat. _dust"to satisf .
NAN.uR 'M F • .. , 1;" i -
n Itis not bse
cause the people are. not Worth the
money but they simply haven't . the
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The Free Press says: -"The King's
Hotel, Kingsville, has been purchased
by Wm. Brundage of thattown." The
hotelis at 1 resent rut .b , Thos. •
oramer y •o ' xeter, whose term does
not expire until one year and four
Ontario
ksiuss [mIs- Read They
ranges roar a>e. o 1'1 . a 1 oxen at
.. Statham's.
terez °" ,-
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...._,Our'-ddisn d-rings�akest-bea itife
present filo your lady friend; see them.
A. Maichastd,
�. a 77"e, f"pr L des' ancy
Collars, put rap in f�ancryXmas. bares;
splendid for prese=nts, Stewart's.
$16.75 for Ladies' sicell Fur -Lined
Jackets; lined throughs ut with Hamster
sur -an aoiker-rorhrt- of s
Go to Foiiick'afergotir--Xin "Cakes
-f o a I to 25s. alb
Cotters ter .Sale.
A car toed of McLaughlin cutters four.
sale. Best on the market and the
price reasonable._W.Q., Bissett. ... -
Oysters by the bulk er served in any
-style-at St•tmfa..
We have jewel r to suit everybody
in both quality and , price. , Examine
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ourr shock. --A3 Marclntnd.
$&OO for Ladies' lovel , Stone Marttin
neck fur, long and fails. $7 for pillow
mu" to twat:. They're• swell. Stewart's:
pr. emu c arsirat.
Dr. Ortens�, London, Eye and Ear
8 �geon, will he at the Commearcial
Exeter, onturday, December
28th. Glace properly fitted-;:s►rad-d3..
eases of Eve, Ear and ose treated.
For nfion+erryy, - chocolates atxid
candies o to Follick's. Always fresh.
Get your Marriage Licenses at the
Advocate office.
Choice Bonbon* in fancy boxes at E.'
Hardy'as. Make pretty present&
8`6e. for lovely satin-nislred elhina
fruit dish, gold decorated. Stewarart's.
tiormafr auat -ter Sets.
A story and half brick . house, good
etabh', 't acre land, hard and soft
otatiar, situated on Andrew street,
Apply to D» Roerclife at the grist mill.
Wheat is nicer for a Xmas present
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-than „a(:na =e :.:flo"wleriang--:plant, Foi'lie
has some lseauties.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad -
ti; . -..- ?0C&te ofc !,
Paan oysvira►r "H ➢u 's.
ihusse-te *est
4ta Wiliiam_atreet,_brick .story and
half dwelling, in good state of repair.
Apply to Mrs. Perkins.
2'5 , 35c. and 60e. a piece , jor sol e
lonely and useful pieces of Fracas glass.
.Han'dy for' pr° atts. Ste7wart's.
Our oranges are best, tic. to 00,x. per
dozen. Follick's.
DON'T MONKEY WITH
THAT COUGH
use
Ho WErs
WHITE PINESand LTAR
:wild only at 11owey's Drug
Store. Big bottle for 25;
Who
Your Tailor
To be best diced
doesn't advert t ► pay
its Suit because
i usse
as seen pays a big
dprace 'or his clothes
,�► .ice them
tats on& The mea-
t r way the
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right. A
fps fbe hated and.
flit of the
t are hetes
air 9issilotiti,g is rivet-
rl�rr<ar asoad mar suite*
r itttiti .***eh of. *IL
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Mr. R. 'Crocker is ill at his hem .
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
111E EXETER BARGAIN. STARE.
Chri ttumas Cheep Sale of JewwIIery
>ana racy(qbditabje 'ler .! i List-
lirkt iZ •
�� . R � fot' :half ' Atlee.:
*gm ,4.'etock f, elotbe.s, . tw.ea'ds end
rea4 i .znade.4:e1 thing . .t� a 13 * {,Aaf. ticr'ii,.
w 11 o h ee n. ► �4
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u3 y 0108 14 10,o'elock..,r~ . °
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Pat Lose ort•tsw
;fox terrier pup, white, brown ears,
1 a. Awspet over eyes, answers to the
name of Pete+r Any person returning
n rt ` that - will
itairjeLsvill be suibib
are itded. . -
A Spites* Scwoal.
The'(llinton Business College en joys
a provincial reputation for adopting
the most modern office work. Their
at= iFsitio =1a==#fie=retibee- deaf
Ledger. now used by up-to•dxte whole-
sale houses., A very interesting ad-
.vertisemeYnt of this High Grade School
appears on page four.
Ma nt be rss Tote Nati+*.
The membeprs of Court Ereter,Exet-
=:ego . r meet-•
ung of this lodge on Friday evening,
Dec. 27th, for the purpose of electing
si -
t�i!nasir o
es -it iportent business. Let there be
a full attenda_ nee.
G. E. Anderson, R.» S.
Died in Loudest.
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EXETER MARKETS.
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The kind that bringe cheer to the
heart of the one who gives. as Well
as the one wino receives. .
Dahl*, Artistic, Useful an
in choice ebony goods„ ip toilet and
manicare •vete, hair brushes.titentzawf
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Fine Statlonei,. Perfumed
• Soaps, Kodaks, Etc.
'n -town --;cos- paralyzed -^-on
rm was equal in Intensity TO an -
hits experh td aUi 1 wi mer: "Saul' =
elay-usiorninrgi oWever;the win went
down and a quiet fall of ' snow made
excellent sleighing._ _ _.Business this
week -is in -consequence very brisk.
At the regular meeting of Lebanon
Forest Lode, No. 133, A. F. &. A. M-,
held Monday night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
ear : Bro. W. W. Taman, W. bl-;
Collins, S. W.; Bro. R. N.
Creech. 3,, W.;._._.. co._ A. H. _•..Goin .
Chip.; Bro. Jos. Davis, Treas.; Bro. C.
11. Sanders, Sec.; Bro. S. Sweet, Tyler.
The officers will be installed in .their
respective offices December 27,
The Annual Christmas Ente in -
went -under the auspices of the i itt.
Memorial church will be held in he
Opera House on Monday evening,
Dec. 23rd at 8 o'clock. The program
consists of Drills, Dialogues, Recital v
tions: Carols. etc.' The military and
heytet:al • er�dr.ill by-twenty� -boys- tt► `f`Tl- -
under the instruction of Sergeant
Major Hector will be well worth see.
ing. Adtnis elan adults 1�R, children
1Oc..-B,,,S. scholars admitted free.
Messrs. Kurtz A McLean of Strat-
ford are in financial difficulties. The
com . ny has aisssigned to the London
. extern Trusts Company„ Tb.
company -woe formed last �l with d
a nominal capital of $40,� in 1400 lrU
shares, 212 of which were subscribed.
There is said to 'be a mortga► a of
$10,000 on the prq rty. Mr. Kurtz e
will be rememberea as residing in Ex- sad
eter during the summer of 1900. vain- l endeavoring to make the ":carry u
all" automobile he brought to town to
for Reeve Dobler work right. a
The Foothill Nurseries, .of Stone and
Wellin ; ton. with heard offices in the t
. .nilding;J"- - iVel intigto _
Street, East, Toronto, are the leading
nurseries of Canada. Having over 900 h
acres of laund, eituated.on the Niaaagara dC
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beet -known and most highly -esteemed
residents of London, passed away _ at
et -home, &i0 Princess avenue,. on
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scou me ntre,rth eint -s et . .
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his city 24 years ago. She is eurviv
+dd by five sons and 'three daughters
.eter,illia
and Joe_?p h; Mrs. McPhillips. ' of ' Win
nipeg; brtrs. George Kidd, of }bio
City, Iowa, and Miss Cliira, at home
The late Patrick McPhillips, who die
several years ago. was a son. Man
Eieter people will remember Mrs. bi
Phillips. The _funecral__.-.wars.._-held'
tendon on-l+riday.
Sckool Beard Minutes.
The regular tnouthly session was
held Tuesday in th'e office of Mr. Mar
tin, absent F. Wood. The following
are the.items submitted . aid epprov
Minutes of previous meeting. . Rowe
Martin ---that the Inspector's report
accepted. darling -Rowe -_that th
Board cannot see their way to a t
ision of the salary list to effect cur
rent contracts. Martin--Huston-tha
e o opting accounts be a 1 ved
Dr. Kinsman, lamp, $1; Jas.. erip
book case, $u; J. A. Stewart, sods,
R. Dinney, oilingfloors. * Carliiag
ad eurnm�ent.--j. Grigg, Stay.
Notes from the Inspector's Report
School roof leaks, repairs necessary
class rooms, heating, ventilation, ou
ldinga�and grounds -are in otos-Icon
it on; organization, d lin nd' de-
portment of pupils creditable both
teachers and pupils; pupils work satis-
factory and good , progress; teaching
ffectipe and methodical; the school
ar its work fir st•ciaass • in every re-
spect. N.B.-These notes are cco�sntrib-
ted with the above report unknown
the Board. --3.G.
Moor Art r•tratloi.
Seldom -if ever -bas the stage of
he Operaa House here n 'bes.?i
h-su ch an hare-giftfors of misfit;i
and minstrel mistakes as that which
eld forth on Thursday night last un-
er the title' of The Bert Lane Minstrel
mummy. The -patronage was liberal,
any occupying seats that ,cost fifty
ent,, which, considering the qquasliey
-the enterta inment'r l wou�€d
ear"atteii Milk "of'`yA:l e
este of time. From any viewpoint
batev'er the production -e -a
glometstioi, of fix . n en a
-well nothing, even disgusting the
tie --children; There was Weir- Ole
t, blanee of .ate. actor in the whole
wd of over twenty, and those to
mi the work was assigned -were
-were
ore I4ke ac lot of miners or clixnn-
lord r cooks than a company ' of en-
itners. The singing too lent no
s to the rest of the horseplay;
was sins ly awful. In fact it is litte
ort of criaminal to 11-ifiict on an itudi-
see. It mush be said, however,- that
e orchestra selections were good, and
t to serve ss the only redeeming
ure and **Wining the crowd to the.
d, but the performance in itself *as
ar below what the public were led
so expect., tbat it' waiei i distinct case of
friend. How each an a Ration ex-
isttas on the road is a mys$ • Exeter -i
Ites will certainly long remember the
Lube instrels ars the most consu�m-
nletes fraud that ever struck the town. set
HOWEY Phin. B.
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he $nest-sei Bair .rim_ e
1.r+�. ai.9iX . ruin..#.. ■[: [tPRI%,,1t[t -+ 7; "�At-"'-"
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_.. eta ins ell aar n
in beautiful boxes. making ver
• "b ` jiresen s at aatonishing
low prices.
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Penins of Canada, devoted to th
cultu >: `of ursery stock. and Belli
at wh rlesal . to other I =series, as we
=aa at.. `tli
throe h ►, t. 'anode. t eir agent, Mr.
Tinck 1, + f ,�, , to,has recently
arrived . t e • r. a -abort tin
>> topping,at.th ral Hotel -a
booking orders, for No. 1 stock on -
for next�s delivery. E
strawberries, raspberries,�black
currants,, etc., can only be a+
spring delivery.
Recently we rec irr 3 an interestin
tter from a forme eter boy,
Jeckell, who is oneo the best
that ever left the ol*
e time of writing he w ts'
e' Mexico. Gallup is . n th
abo mountains. and ev in that
arm country they frequently have a
1 of snow W a depth of ,eight inches.
warding the acne of th country
e sayssome' ofthe sports of Exeter
uld be' delighted to tee the, intoner -
td deer, mountain, lions (12feet tip to
), l.rs a timber wolf, black and
ra�►ven bears, coyotes, silver-grey fox,
d the rattlee•enaake and owl that live
the/ same hole. From Gallup be
s *boet to leave by, stage for St."
cheel's Indian seines!, fifty miles
crass the state' f Arizona. He wish -
to be remembered to old friends.
Remember us -headquarters for ell
ode of confectionery foe Xmas trade
tattkam's.
elect your present of ams piece of
wellry or a watch or clock rom the
ggest end bet stock in town which.
you
will find at' A. Marchand's
The finest lot of Xmas. Oranges aria
Hardy's' -s dozen for' 25c.,or 20c�.
30e. 33c. l .'i . per d en»
rat aelrRiJ.at'ot Sitifk l ,
farm, situate west of t .-
R. and north the salt block, 'yExe•
Terms . Alf Behr.
The e*balld�° race 'ur'ch Ston.
*boot. Staffs, are Viking hard
r paring for their aauniiat% mas.Tae
tertasuiai et Xmas Eve In 'Hib►b
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Malt.
La dies and all ki 'i pf cbnfeetion.
galore at E. nod s"'as. r1 '
Boo -bons r* in prim from ;fir
1.00 at Etat 's
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rs, 21 yards kkag. �, . 5 o " S3
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Mr's- W. D. Clark is visiting in Lon -
dor.
Mrs. Wm. Barrowe has returned
from a visit in Detroit,
Mrs. W. J. Beaman visited in Lon-
don Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. W. Moncur of Guelph spent.
Saturday and Sunday with hie parents
here.'
Mr. Sam Sanders arrived home Sun-
day from a several months stay in the
. orthwesL
Mr. J P. Clarke of Winnipeg spent
part of the past week shaking hands
with old trienrds in town.
Miss Edith Robinson of Tacoiva,
Washington State, arrived here Satur-
day to visit relatives for some time.
Mrs. D. J. Christie of Lachute, Que -
bee. is-tlof her -parents- Mr.
and Mrs.Wm. Bagshaw.
Miss' Evelyn Gill of Toledo, Ohio,
arrived here last week to spend the
holidays with her father, Mr. Frank
Mr. John Gudtnore of Crystal City,
Man., arrived here Friday night . to
end some time.. Mr Harry Cudmore.
wife and son Fred accompanied him.
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W[OENTIIE
OF FIJRNITURE
we -carry:- _ -Itis x ate- n very .. __-
particular and is the best Raying line
for any buy4r. Call and inspect .,our
stock before purchasing.
Rows ati ATKINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Direot ore.
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"STOP AND REFLECT"
niaY'save you some nioy and
trernely low prices on
HAIR., CLOTHES AND HAT
-BRUSHES AND MIR1tORS
will save you many a good peony if
you'll only exatuine thein and buy of
us. It's worth while reflecting when
yort eonsidet- our large stock and how
cheap we bargained for it.
Mine Erne Treble hes returned
'lilting here.
visit in London/
r. Yolin Taylor it 4:et*
NorthiffMn Michigan.
Mho Merril Gould, milliner„ hat re-
turned from Milvertori
Mr. Richard &Won Ingersoll vitt
'tea his son, It. 0. $eldon last week.
Misa Olive Heft ttpered1 g tile 1201.
LADIES! ATTENTION
frOur reputation as co**
will depend largely upon the "
materials you seteet'for yOur
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Efeadq:laarters for the celebrated NV.E,, Clothin
Buy Your Xmas. prese th s arta 1114,Te Otte
you to. see what we sre doing ant) beitakme they are
Away Cellar*
The most beautiful *twirl,*
tollara *elate ever 411;v1/4
and itee them. Pilo
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