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BBC/AIME-40r reputation depends upon the pods we sell and
we guard our reputation zealously.
,BECAUSE we not only think of your needs but wa are ever
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BECAUSE our business methods have met with the approval of
et discriminating public for over 40 years, which is proof that
his store'io virhat an up-to,date-store should be.
NOTE
be,tto annennee to our many patron. from this time for:,
t at we purpoee renderingour accounts ouartcrly, viz:
A tra 1st July ist,,Oet, lstainajan„..L.jiteibarur_the way -
usiness is donelstaaT 412442.....ntenthelcredit..04.thing-of-the
_ our maify.custotners for pat favors and hen,-_,
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cf theft. 0: D. O. of Ontario and Minor
11104state ot Toronto University.
COVE: Ova Maim &Carlin(' Law Ofiles, la
`ittOuntrileutitratlari. _
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A. R. ROMAN, L. D. ti.„ D. D. Sri
* or graduateot Toronto Delveriste.
;.DENTIST. '
tad without any psis, orss b4d frioetti
Oladnuwo &Rtanhenty's *Mee. Mart ettoeb
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atter spenthat y-
ear (Col.
and Oestinestat J1Oits1a. Ge$41"$‘1
aI attention to 14'4(140 tetra*,
wood, Ont.
Leval.
SistaitstsuatraOract--
two. xioisrlw. 0s.ssac.vs. conmisseeers.
sestor
L.ust lowest satsuma Interest.
Odoet, WoloAreet,Ezeter,
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Ws k&rs ahugsantount ot retiee binds to loan
*rand villagePtviettes at Tow tato ot tutu
OLADI4ANAlsitt0)=_
Barristers, aohleftstaltaln it., Enter On
William Brown
Pi -al. IMpioma 01 Royal Incorporated Soolely ot
Wailogaast, gland; Ottani* et Szisitt Memorlal
sadlitswey
Tereus on applicatien. Exeter, Ott.
Br-glatEe
„ mom or hes, N N. Lot 3, Conimion 3,
y,Itheap ft sold at once. Apply to
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• Royal Hetet, Centralia„ Ont,
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Supplementary Meetings oft h e
South Huron
Farmers' Institute
will be 1;iilas
at 2 o'clock and at 7:130 o'clock
FARQUHAR, Feb. 16
Afternoon; R Stephenson of Ancast-
erom "The Growing of Root Crops";
A. G. McKenzie of Fairview, on "Lay-
ing out of the farm and planning of
buildings for utility purpesee; W.
teil_subject. Eve
Steptienson_"The farrn water suppl
A. G. McKenzie "The .principles of
cultivation and rotation -
PREDITON' Feb. OW
Afternoon: A. G. McKenzie„ The
Principles of Cultivation and Rota-
-tion -";--W. S._ Fraser. of _Bradford
"Noxious Weeds and How to Combat
Them"; P. Madge and R. Gerdiner;
selected subject. Evening: A. G. Mc-
" treavylloroeis '1; W. 8. Fre-
ser, "20th Century Agriculture."
GRAND BEND, Feb. -18th,
Afternoon: A. G. McKenzie, 'The
Prineiples of, Cultivation and Rota-
tion": W. S. Fraser "Noxious Weeds
ow toCombat Them vr:
W. Lewis
and R. B. McLean, selected oubject,
Everting :- A. -G. McKenzie. "Heavy
Horses"; W. S. Waxer. "20th Century
Agriculture." k
. ZURICH, Feb. 19th.
fteraddiirA:Ci7lreK—enaiirl
Horses"; 17, S. Fraser, t Weeds and
How to Combat Them ";-T. Fraser*
W. Lewis, sOlect-0 subject.
A. G. McKenzie, The‘Pcip4es of
Cultivation and Rotation"; W._ S.
Fraser, "Eastern and W tern Can.
ado,"
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bile ' ac:nc, jecTent .1,40.Antlgt110'. art (,74ift:il
.111.Abbott, came is* shogit to.
Many trienliti and ;relatives iti Exete
and Centralia, where deceasettforiner
1 • lived, fle.was. a native. of -Centro"
Ittizittoiwifittter:40ri-iteM#-
revioue.. Ills moving to Lon oi
bout,: 0;940years ego. While 1
Exeter be gaineti-many friends by hi
Pleasent and geniel dispositiCon, an
everybody livinf bere at that timer*,
,rnembersellilly-Lati .lieleasaantalet
called: -1,111letaZOndon-ttelin
in the ;took broking butanes* and was
,very popular In the city. About a
year and *half ago Ur. Abbott went
to Los 4,.nge1eit to manage a- large
brokerage businese fet a NOW York
firmt_ A couple of morithotigo he was
home on at, IiilatO lila brother in -Lon
don. Besides MI wife, who was e.
'Miss Siithertantitnftilit_eltrbitis-Ani,
vived by two brothiroi_Mr. Obits* Ab-
bott, of London, and Mr. lame* Ab-
bott, of Illiatiota, Merl,* and six sisters,
Mrs, W. J. Parson_ tars; Davis,
Centralia; Mrs. M. Kershaw, fla,miotik;
Mail.; Mrs. If. Faiem-.00Yetil
Man.: Miss * Eturoa AnWit, Itesseatri.
Muskoka, and Miss Ida Abbott. of
Cr- - —
L&ttr.
that- e-
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a
tie shoe
7
• I4411`ge.
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0 w se the dee. th.
r
known Exetat Lidy and the •husban
two sone amtdaigbter.in4aw.
Ur. antrUset. Jos. Lembrook on Feb.
lot went to Foit. Wayne to visit their
ys4 "Ou Bur3day, the Otft, ti
went for *dal' twohorse car-
riage, and -,meeting on automobile the
team ton *1'0.0*Y, and striking a tele-
phone poet. threw the occupans out
with the result that Mr Ltuy*brook
wasinstarntiykflled, and the• there
were so severely iojured tbat tbey-z'biid
o be takn to the hotp1tal• • bus.
ndani Wllber and wire were -ren-
dered uneo,ekrn and remained so -for
many'houis afterward.
On the news ieaebint here the Odd.
fellows, of etbkh order Mr, Lambrook
is a member. Anmediately telegraphed
thitiodgelttthat city to look after the
injured bristiber, and Rev. D. W. Ool-
ins *ea thatevening by Mr.
elather„te-....Fort
esWry assibtance
r;
was
JiiIicru
linos iffintediete, lie_remains Mi
on the way to London and the funeral
will be held Saturday.
iss
Exeter 4Council
The council' Met in the Reading
Room of Town Hail`Friday, 7th. Ali.
sent Councillor Knight. The minutes
of previoas meeting read and approv-
ed. Correspondence was read as tot!
lows: -G. S. Wilton. Secretary Union
of Canadian. Municipisjittetrand-the
K. IL Phelps, rotate of Merriton, ask-
ing co.opeeatiotr re, petition to the
Legieleture-Wamend the- Assessment
Act. Fuke-Ileaman-that this eosin-
cil favor the- petition, and that the
reeve and the same and ., it
be forwarded to the bear tilem-l*WM-t.-
H. Eltben-Carried; The reportof
mileage re proposed County Reads And
the.11p4awistraclopted by the County
Council for the bnpeovernent of High-.
way* throughout the County was laid
over Untilthe next, meeting. •
Ost, 1/014M40 -,,W., anhat*.;•titiiii
the eominissioner return' the bell-trom
off the North End Fire hail to Mesas-.
T. ilawkin &Son, the same notbeteg
tisfacterY, ,Also-that-the-elerk-•-oor
respond asking for Priees for a new 22
and 21 in, Fire and School bell. -Car -
led.
W. J. ileinfitii-;-Air. John -iv -that,
By-laws No.1,2,3, 4, as read by the
clerk for the appointment of officers,
for 1008,be now read a 2nd and flea
time and finally passed; the ,reette- --
clerk signing the same and the -seal Of
the -corporation -being- afilsrd-theretor.
-Carried,
W. J. ileaman-W.John's-thrit the
times for business assessment against
!desert*. L. Beatty and W. Reid as ap-
pears on
--Dthe-colle-ctOrfor1907 be
e
turned-OatriedtI„VT.-teirrinCTOiiiziit
si
ineeting.bevaled of persons --own-
n • cows within the Munial • lit for
•
ktisd r•F• , r`l
mafden fle vms,
twit
RObertraitsmi Who meld
with thew on ClidleY street, Two AS-.
ters survive, Mrs.__ John Dinney of.
shawls istidifise Mauretta of town,
and one brother. Wilbur of Manitoba;
and beside* the two sons who were in-
jured In the 41:Cc-Meat one daughter
survives.: Uiestoretta; who has been
ill at home laniette parents went on
the, visit, Besides these and Mr. and
lam Harry tambrook many other
relative* are to.d mourning the lose
of\onew . vetLby_. alt.--
sizcer.sywpathy niexpressed on alt
hands for tbe bereaved.
Later wo_ received on Tuesday
states that the i0144,04 ones are recoV-
ering nieely, tind-titato,ROV,Or, CODA*
would returtiVideesday evening, bat
whether the ,body would accompany
.
himis-IttiOttn at the time of writ- ,
lug,
e
r
flrst
After being cut iftfrorn the 'outside
world for4lree days (except by wire)
'th 40144rell for traffic
on Friday night last.-011---Tneeday
evening a heavy wind and snow storm
commenced and lastsd until Friday
afternoon. The Wednesday *morning
southbOun*I-tritirrpasaed. through Eve -
ter but Stuck fast south of 40Iande-
boye, while the north bound, did not
gut ati011tred.10 at Londeibpro. Thaw I
were the fait-- trains -that -paseed-
getthrough untUlateitliat..night end
through town -until Friday night.
The tie-up seemed to be general in'
Outstrio, and the work of relieving -the
stalled trains had to be attended to on
all-thelme*„•voraiegiientIy- the work
.aarapWly...as, --would
have been the case were the st'orni
only looid.. , .en b two
M •ul en
.444,4 ****
•
;i•rt.1
t ttern tO
r., Velteri was in 1:.,0
On
..e. and Mrs. At Walters ' viRitia in
mien Wednesday. .,
Mr4oit,,Snelt isrecovering nice,"
, from his mon illness,' ' •
MSC Ethel Armstrong is confined to
he-honse throiigit illness. - -- . - - -
duty -in thie neig'hbovlwod this ee
Mr. Fred Brown of Toronto is visit'',
tog his sister, Mrs. Thos. •Bissett, Us -
zee.
Mrs. Miler entertaineda number of
to . - . I *yftonorofftt.
WfttgOtt; of Douguts,'Man.
At the 'Monday evening ,, hockey
prectice Russel Southeott was unam-
trioesly chosen by the boys to be their
captain.
Mr. and Mrs., James Murray were
in Ifensall this -week attending -the
funeral of the former's; father, 14.r.
antes Murray.
,. Mr. Gee...11ockey narrowly escaped
injury to bit eyes on Monday evening.
On opening the 'furnace door the
flames burst out, burning his face and
hair considerably, and injuring the
left eye slightly.
The CollgrgigittiChi)• of 1_4.13/0 Street
Meaulaist Church will, we feel *sum
-1tasrd-tbarili-e- Cli 'cialii of tbe
hve'xtend .-' t.atitnok
t
PAR 11 MS tia,14) Faut ' a
b4Ig crowd a iti-or sales
shinifd cet their bills 'at '
the A DVOUATE and ad*
' Vettieft tb Aiotr.E'
•
It 'Ott 110 0
, II
9,4
maihf�t fctirth year. Mr. GOB* is
eservedlvpopular;wftht!ie- people
ter:- tt jq not -known.
hethee be will remain.
&boost ittserd Manton.
The lot regular meintlity session, tif
the Board \vas held as usual in the
Town Halikon Monday evening last.
All the members were present.The
follutring is the, business submitted: -
Reports of Coratoittees:. Wood -That
about sixty cords had been secured at
SIM per cord, ensuring a sufficient
supply for the 'ensuing winter. The
PuPplieirCommittetrrepor
merits being made for the wont • y
Payment of all accounts. The action
cif the Special Committee in extending
the ifoim 'recess to 1:30 was confirm
(5-.Mitrtin-and R. N. Rowe). - The fa,
lowing ,payments were approved. per
Woodand S. Martin: T. flartuoll,
Wood; $244:00;-1, Grigg, supplement,
ry• reading, crayons, kindergarten
supplies., etc., $21.O1. H. Spackman.
hardware auuurten, WO; Advocate
Printing Co., for letter heads, woo.
HustonH. ,rnevea the adjournment.
'3. GRIGG, Seely.
•
statimions.
crit-Dormtatt--At S. Joseph on
orichrotehWthorst.
to Stirs Mary Dodnian of St. Joseph.
A
4-,
Teuito, 8S,•••
,Eltreo4, Toronto, writes
f tiro merits of Pityclane for
stomach. troubles.
;t4Fer seven nitro 1 have )tad Indiges-
tion auta dyspepsia. 1 tried scoreof
remedies- teem rev/tabled a#rat
ire with naitmums whisk?:bal-1040t,
doubrou t permititient 'fend."'
-All throat,Jaug avid *tooted' troubles
cured by pacithie. It is the
preselection of a groat specialist.
all deo 'Its 50e sad .1.00, or Dit 2.
;*1+0410XL.*
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at, lowest rates.
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WDEN4-113 London, on Feb. 4, to, '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bawden,
510 Colborne street, a daughter.
Astwrotty-At-Grapdliend.-on-Xeb..._____.
4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Hamilton
a daughter. •
Mussuu-In Oorbettin Fejsruary 4th.„
1008, to Mr. and . Albert Musser,
,.-41,daughter. • -
TitostreOte-In McGillivray, on Feb..
4th, I000, to Mr, and Mrs. John
Thonipsont it eon.
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v,r
D8a711114*,
BELT -In
80, Mrs. john
BU ageil 'ears , •
ttnI1001t ayne. Ind., on
Feb, Otht Enema Pennon, beloved
wife Ojos. Latribrookogna 50 Yrs.
Muttitax-in Hewitt% on Feb. 8th,
James -Murray, --aged 90years and _0.
months.
N " English Prints
GRAFTON'S MAKE -Same oldpriess
onfederation LifeAssuran e
y. also Fire insurance in lead -
adieu snil British Companies.
Main -St.,. Exeter.
k for Bale
arnd a +large tisantity otaist-elass
on his witssituated
iI at Cream Seat. satietaotton •
twill betorourinveret to call and make
ton Wore buying elsewhere.
JOS Pli tla/Nr. CrocRon East.
tri C tees •,,ryl
w.ornon
101/Dek
ONteM10
cao soasets ot
weirat-
*11
Away
.gocei • brush irith En,
joyme Tooth Cream
tor.23e.
oplb*ee ta05 the ,e
how we do 1tBU11 EI
e 2 t aniaphonts
Phophone„
30ords at har-
t . riees.
64,
lion% latest
taes and reeords,
No e \ to shove \
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Afternoon: A. G. McKerizie,"Ileav
Horses "; W. S. Fraser., Noxious
Weeds and to Combat Them ";.
.Carling, "Poultry":- Ino.Melktangb.
ton, selected subject. Evening: A. G.
McKenzie, "Lsying out of the Farm
and ,Planning Buildings for UtilitY
Purposes"; W. S. Praiser, "20th Oen.
tory _Agriculture.
STRONG'S,IIALL, Keb. 21st.
Afternoon: A. G. McKenzie. ',f,he
Priueiples of Rotation and Oultiva.
don"; W. S. Fraser. "Sheep Breed.
log srul lklanntkernent Alex. Must.
aro. selected subject. livening : A. 0.
McKenzie. i'Datry Cattle "; W.
Fraser, "0th Century Agriculture."
on flt 1‘,- a '- -at p.m. n
the Town 'fell: --(tarried.
The following accounts Were read
and passed: -Dickson &Carling Solici-
tors fee* for 1007, $0#1. s ; O. B. Srielli
Staer-ti-htin- :- '$I06,' 0, - Town not
g . -1 • I; . pee nun cewetery
acct., 70c.; 0, W. Orosspt. salary.
H. McKay bal. for bell ringing, Ant
Wesley Heywood' wood, NO; S. Se*,
der postage iite.,41.79;.W., J;-1331se
supplies for.' gimping engioe.. $1,10;
for libor, Rd. Davis $1,86. Slit San,
ylor,25&,_Aft. Mills
'75e., W. actita 1.05. Lk Gillis $. .1 El -
tired Elliott 45e, T. Sander* $1.12. S,
West $2.07, T. Oookoon 000,, II. Sart.
derellie., S. Senders $1.60. bi, Bissett
$1.12,, A. Hissed $2,11, W. Creech
$3.20. W. Mallott150-, F. litallott 75e.,
IC Westrott $1,12, T, Brock $0.37.; G.
Oudinore $7.50; W. .1. Bissett • pt.' -*al.
ary $33; atuountinitin all CO.
$421.00.
The account of T. Hawkins & Son re-
at a b .at
fol-
lowed by the'train shortly -after. The
tsvo reitehed London about- 10 o'clock
and the north bound Callite up about
midnight.
-;
Not oiil were tbe
oc tt e ighwayaipthecoun-
try
Were - flhted thatthe few fertneri
who cam town walked in, .Gangs
f-nien,hbwever on Siturdayand Mon.
daysucceeded Inmaking the road;
paosabla-.
Thei'high bankialOng the track and
road are such however that ,more or
lees difficulty may be expected .for.
month.** every snow 'storm will fill in
the
AnmaIAL LOCALS
nell.of raborne received
word from ton Widneedit of the
deathofber
• *
e s. 2,2nd.
Afternoon: A. G. licKenzie."Heavy
orsesi •' W. S. Fraser, " Improve.
went of Seed ": R. B. McLean and
Min Sparrow, subject Selected. Even.
la A. G. McKenzie. "B& Cattle ";
W. 8. Fraser., "20th Century Agricul.
ture.';
• iVE$ING huoriNos.
A eoneerC will also be given at leach
of 'the evening meeting's.
• W. D„ SANDE
President, eter.
• Se6..Treas.., Rensall. •
• litc011111vray
•Adjoutinnent by W. 3,
Cler
The 014 All slon 'Clock.
it bases stair Ike suatoopitIlktisis hot's; ell .160C**
And I list thsltit sassaste, `"'Xlek Took, litit Took."
ltoLvoice seems to retry me over the sem_
' To stellate that sit telt the old ON** bretae.
Aye, back, skill Who t.the lead *Sots I tease,
Toms own inothat'srotten_iwinWe did
Wick Teek,,Wkk Toek.
In tow*** at ohttlishlooked
And also the Ws stone'ett asalsat
piatiottykrittuagesine itothhat or nomo
And gland octralionally *et the
Wiekingold kir Weald ay.
'6'tWbest **ha zits doek weals
110 lock.
O4de1oek
Ave mit
Sonet did X, t
Thestaktlea
4Utra�dshcva di
17%44 Oa, Shota
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4.40011o" Carter, ootettoolity
town as "Comper ,,Georste"
illed at
the family tesidenee. MeHillivray, on
the lit: the roof 78i.
zar
ter w born ths. Ottawa
but had lista itioet able life
ray. attitthere•hatl---
bent °Winery suectie itt
Surviving him treble WItIO
Cat11110Ur_dallithtilta: Genege
hert, living near LiettrYi. Eli. of
r*y,irnd IOfIbe CIkK
etitute staff; ingliton..,. Ont.;
'reason, in` the .]Norther004
50
110Ortirm, Olatatboyeo eria
ie-s,Sedle*na ;Mottle, *t home..
ttei; of the Ltittden jail;
tilo of the deteieeed. The fit
b place $Attirday afternoonto
emettry. OM the liertkstei lIr
od'lcted by „the Weir* Atthitt,,
A
id
ot Cav
heir in Oper
OX0A3r.
th$
-
. Mr. Sweatt,
x hockey teams
'this Werineedey est**
Everybody ehould
kaUn after the game.
teaching
iegaged by the
IinU.borne, One
r. Herslster, Mite.
it few
U1y csn 1,. relIeied
vwncy was need
to it
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-• 12 1-2Cents.
A brand new lot of English Prints.
juetropened up. The best -sesort-
__mentwelurve-ever-showit.---Ve
washing,qualit • We guarantee
vrant you to see thetri and try the
ft t.
v
theeloth isof a fine, even -texture.
dull finish, free from dressitig. In
all the different colors: large or
email patterns. We would advise
you to get your suppi now while
•
I
ow Cotton for Spring
Trade tit Setae old Price•
-
You -will want to buy your cot-
tons soon. Why not buy now.
•We have a choice stock of eheet-
,
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'PILLOW COTTONS.
HLEACHED COTTONS,
OAMBRICS,
$ $ 4 '
FACTORY.
poNnsafass
Table Linen it 'fowling
See o
and LinebwInsg
bargains in Table Linen
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•Embroideries Insertions
Tdmititch-
Calohrie and Muslin Rinhroideriee
and insertlinis --very fine neat pat-
tern , •voidths.
Price from 5e. to 20e.
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Safety' Razor, twelve ratified
Madge, one first-class ,b‘ortiehide
Atom in hanclsoto leather
Omplete 'outfit $5
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