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VUSJIOSSJUOCIS �-Road Them
ClabbI*s Rota.
Ther k nu clubbingrate too tad
for ADv sea set bsicr bera. We • have
'the -best aurti; eheeapest.list tat can be
murk and all you lucre to do is call
....aa . advantage alt. _•
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e ere. fy,� sx>rri, situate vreat of the yt
er; . "firms easy. Apply A* Q. Bobier,
you want a ladies' coon. fur jack,.
et' 'S !art -h tar -a M u y on sale very
cheap.
Ma mriaage Licenses issued at the Ad -
'mate office.
.' ii is ' swell Ladles' sample fur tined
Coat t, . $o:. }sines.. Stewart's.
nogg s ter► *sat..
+(la William street, brick. story and
bait' dwelling,. in good state of repair.
Apply to.B "s. Perkins.
Ladies' ser 'al tined rubbers, _ _.1aw garb=-
R:t . . Fkguta value
:' e� Clearing at
• bac wSterfar
vena a�rx%40srt ae .
Have roar tried Vogelgesang'o Kid-
beRy-Oure?• Yes, its* wonderful rem-
� w.�,w,ied he heart is just se good. O
it once and you will be r1 ,tisfled,
W. M. l CII oRn, , w
Agent for Canada -
pr. tivoits Couthi>t., since..Re waes' born in Cambridge.
Or: Drama, London, Eye and 'Ear Erag*, he calmer uvea t,a, America and
N,grgg±ear t Will be tat th Cotnrmerc* ''' v its the ttitaed States butt. after
Sewa yam, ane�tls3r►e.$
years ago. ' lee came to this part of
the country and settled on the 26th sof
-3Li FletsASweeir Y reeovet°�To roe
attack of the grippe.
x sato 4i.ta l~'rerlthill curlers a be bete
ua day to pier eV wit,lrthe Exeter
nisi on ry p clo►tbif and it#Uteri .* , 'fid . zu
#lrrr'',0400:115:,c. i:birit, . ala l± t fir c olGfrra.
ed•,eylotbr
9 • IFtie ...i.YSNiii.:.r-.i.i.iT;iif'*}`•'E'
he Main Street Lege 'lent the
StLect. Society rite Tut a v -ti.
fulroFshing a program. bIle
�uch., t
►.MPS tet atpg people .tiara
hailed
xIts xstir Iar&*att* Otero the risco tear
�at.Ir lea Joist itsc tiwwet+* Kew a' t+a k Iot
Sk _ ..
pry irlre httd new and •to
lir tP 11t urea-0a11a, at .t
gaiti.�pat"r?e� a ,' $ fries tem Or, little; , Io
s ?C t #fig. �' Lt 4
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Olt o1f:ll,.• a�a,y{ vi b
. +f..Wl4.,ai:.^..all.. ,'txy�''Yts><..�_.' �5.'1.'r...a.. r •.r_..,
reeve fro a. rn.
r. Llyd Price ansa 'who far>7
a' sun t iu�
ra*
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and ebo rmaster m St. Priori t
rola,
Inge ii..:Thtt ary le in .the n ..tj�!b-
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eo+ad f ,ta.
A. rink of Exeter curlers consisting'
of Atesera, Geo. Anderson, R. N. Tay -
Torr, Alfred Taylor and Fred Bearden,
drove over to 3eaforth Tuesday morn -
Ing to. take part
in s bo lel n that.
town. -bathe first round Tutad the
Exeter rink won from Fergus 13#.
The boys'also won the wend round
yiyy� CJI
th aaaaaa%flsaiatats by atnotier.. ort
rink ll.0,
Sovereign Baiank notes or bills a are
good for one hundred cents on the
dollar. The fact that the Sovereign
bas banded over its huskies* to the
other banks ' d not discount the
value of the bills f the Sovereign var- i
iety. People n have no hesitation b
in accepting the bills** legal- "tender.
Any .bank Will take them on deposit
ar �cban etbent�forntbers.. _ Once the
r� bee to We vi er, + ° l nae.
longer he1i1 ± i '. ,.
.e.a._ crate- •..
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wwa, and +eredstest:.to the -ba as�otrnt
la 1th bi—t o iron nes gavern eat.
The 4lbig bead" is a popaulaar... way of
expressing a. common and very fre-
quent ailment. It arises from various
sources, but thereat- foundation • let a
lack of sense. A little anoneydevelopa
it in some people; a.. few good clothes
give it to others a little office, where
a change is given to exercise a little
authority, is often the. pause of it.
while others geLit having a little bet-
ter note' than their associates. e
,truth is no: s eneibile person gets the
S-'hig head," The one* who become
tuck up and stiff necked from. sou
go arny.kln l ars 'sr- eaik -iin the intellec-
tual calibre.
gt
gat
a
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; ar aper. its+ell was ,&t1 vto ' t*e urns
•his littieaa;in they 'o ;UOintr e e
rba*lc
The b chelor. and. Rbenedi ho r
their postponed. a .mbl� . n z °. '- k-
ay eight.l e t . tarn.
n ?�► eight.
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oobsidere ly. �.«.,...,,.
_'firer "temple of Fame" is :toe :pre~
sented:in the Opera House -shortly by
local talent •
A shooting Match will take place on
Friday afternoon between picked sides
of local shooters.
Miss" Ethel Armstrong, who has
�n quite -ill for -some tune, is tow
ab�ieto.y.±leave be* best
: vH-3iiSldwFlTl- :�4"��•a7{I%.�TM1I:R*�-: wARMP•i'kJ%"YI'T
North is commissioner
'been
North Oxford.
Mr W. R '?Taft, of Toledo, wita is
speeding a week with friends • at Oen-
tralia, was aaa. ,pleasant eller at the
Advocate office Tuesday.
Mr. end Mrs. PAIL ,wtelifre are
ow comfortably situsted in their new
orae on Andrew atrr�eet, having re:
turned to town from London... ,
, MrA.='MGl Parch; o`h;olute- tin{--.1n:
a
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The followin has reference to the
grandfather of Mrs. la C. Snell. Mt-
rnee, short mention of which 'we
made mention last, week.. ,'One' of
the oldest residents of the Ietb con.,
Clodeerich tp., died on. Feb. .Ilth;, Mr.
William B« Swan, at the ripe age.of
S3 years. He suffered paralysis souse
t!zue ago. and has' n in per hit,.
p 3ltaterl, Ezeter,.on�,Friday,. F uaar-y-28.-
(liasses prof erl +fitted sand diseases of
Eye, Eastl and Nose treated. Goderich tp. on which be has' reside
Atsr-stwtics wasted.. for over 40years ,. Ile WAS well-known
To learn the art of barbering. Good -and, highly respected. He leaves his
rtnart boys. F. E.WILLIs, „Exeter. aged partner and a family of four
daughterse and three sons.
' . W. Taman was in Ooderich Mon- nicks" Eo *aaet ter February:
A Reactionary Storni Period will be
Rev. E. A. Fear has been invited to. in progress as we p from February
remain e� third year at the' Main street into March, the culminaatin stages of
church.
which will fall on Marsh the /at and
Mere. Paul Madge and A. E. Hod
gert are in Toronto -representing Iota
°- shareholders at the National Portland
Ceme et meeting.
,, n 1 bn entertain
number of her most intimate friends
to a very pleasant social evening' on
Wednesday week.
Mies Edith 3a viers left Thursdays
to attend the m•. finery openingst,~ ,itn
'Toruauui sifter whii'
h
ee
�► Dasa to
Kim-
, x
, c tr+d: tiet ;hake s'
The Vihdon.Adver Ii .'r stales •1...t
2nd. Taking a teotnewhat longer look
ahead, we do not hesitate to say that
we expect_ much. cold, unpleasant
weather in February, March, and even
n-. 'gt,ewLof
central to northern - extremes of the
country.
Public Mtettaa,.
At a meeting of the business mom'
and others Tuee a afternoon it
. decided to call .* *meeting of the • rratee.e-
yeras of the village on Manda► av •
aril ._
t'a`r- t t
or rp of discussing the advisability
in
submitting it 'tt -ltaw #c►�
. !I !' ltlare-
Ctrs. Will Abbot, whoete husband wast : ef-aa
•n rar`t'paayers to grant lac free :site the
t
Company for the evaporate
feeling being that: the by°.laa r
nnde!raatnotd wine n submitted, he
ce rl tl,y killed b an eutoni obilee t
Vis Angeles. has. entered . a tui Gib
molest sg1"lest Edward R. Maier to , recover the,
d*maigea for the killing c\f her. hos not
bene.
DO MeiNK" oY ��i
THAT OBo
Use
WHITE i INE. 'SYRUP TAR
S+oM onlly;et Howe 's Drug
Store. ',Big bottle for, 27.1z,
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fit •`• -�i
In
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-Mee --sat at thea: o -M.
IR
*one, f
.1". :Il
xnan on "riga Vii, at then,
invitation of Mesdames Stewart, Ilea -
roan, Malloy and Clarke, enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
Mr. Robt. Birmingbanatr of 'Toronto
late organiser for' tbe Conservative
party and a moot.enthusiaatstic Orange-
man, give, the 'Advocate aft pleasant
call on Tuesday. Mr. Birmingham
will roman in the locality for raa time
for the purpose of reviving the Orange.
Lodge here and surround ng_plit es.
The meanest mat the printer
deal with is the fellow' who gets
1 is--newspii ed then
sends in word, to -stop It. He should
remember alio that the iaw.allowsat
printer to continue to send the' paper
until all orrearkge� are paid, --and
co lect,for the same. • The newspaper
rima is usually.rasy ..to deal' with if
dealt -within fair manner.
Arise Welershetserr, of Buffalo. N.Y.,
arrived here hast week to . visit with
her sister, Mrs. Marchand.. The y
was among the ' passengers wig I s-
neer Port Oolborne, while'on bet way
here.. 'The injuries were not .,sterinus.
but she received in t rt-
-the face, sates a Wasaleacofside: rably}
shaken up.
ADV A t" E DEitAvIE iii
Our, subtle:Ot - tatty foretell -ad
became* we b 've not the 'pepsin'
out on, the' usual time again
this *um& but Ism- assure you
that you are not half` rasa. -
tv'Matad'_
a* we are. storm�Thtetarn sftriths
saaerrvia. are Min" rosponslhie
foot :the delay, and and we pagodat
it but cannot help it. ..
Mr. .R ni, oft Gibbs -TB -vapor -00r
Co.. Met a number of the rate yere
of .tthe"vill
#tx— lite.:~� ..�.
rw'trr `tea 'On
Tuesday azternoon, Iaet and explain
that• it wars practicaa►liy certain that the
-companywould withdraw from town
unless the free site ',prevented. The
building sae as erect ton the'promise
or a a free.ssif r; but the by4as, was de-
feated
and
theyfeel that tli''�.�'�e
not-
Reeve:preeaded at the ,meeting nd
lend :
' n na a
�% nit#tlier t1�' "MON&
CO* a among whom' were L. 11.. ick-
eonFol
c T Carling,
. E. A. �Rltf��.u�f T. ' A. E.
Fake, N. D. Hurdoe and an others'*. ell of
whom expressed the opinion twat. the
asst was understood;tnot'of would
ba.ve been defeated. A .taction
.
to
l� toraeeetanpr for Mon --
1
, eext diecuss the matter,:
i+cie' of which will found elle.
ere in this insure.
e *' ow Question" Jilts again
>rta ught before,thee.public, platen *atrly
Mitac ownertetif . cion ,_..,b
council on Monday evening in the
council Chamber. A fair nae a brr of
cow owners *ad others were present.
Members of the eoutacil gave is resume.
of the pais:`.rima of the loin in regard
to the matter of 'eat .. i g at
: + ow/trg at tliee • law wits.' in
rregarei to the shatter. the Ilabiiit* of
the brtwrn should. any accadrnt ba ppen.
ob rhstilway by reason of tile, rows
aatog allowed to run, arafld the dta sge
dote+ to property In tOw . >n_Tb, n�
side eat t' q�lon° was. ala a .:y:.4 u
l y' twin of s hinter 'p r,1 but
recognised that ti fiat ,oftha, vote
taker st the resent mimic ipal -election
;and of theism In, the matter the 0b
order mit be done away with 'aersra+i
that Chet***
trraust eit rl *but
bu y�1,1
as •
her oft b� . .AM Motion r wa.
iy►•,.�tWhat the ��yneiil emelt
h r law o prepare a., neaatM7Ir..r'001
... ..�"attlk"to feta ona�lyiait,
'eiaytlaat in sei®�inu' -, m
when is mpsni ' 4 m
pethio ,.r
. 1
fore. Every rrattepe ere is requ eeteed,tO "7i�
Haat
the eo
Om
n will it cher
tach
TH alta
• taw
t s site b� not ,garatt'trd w from ,�
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;a
f
en t' Atom to p aay.
tK r'M'Rt . .toikute
s e b+it
lit s e*l'othes
esu"t make them
Thit alg fie. usi
tt
Ohm*
to might
leaiiteesst
at f`aatoatd a eaf the,
rreteenat are here.
t fi g Ii'f .
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f+re resent. It is praetlicall. � tertian wosater
o f thi •sy
A. Q. -Donlan. Reeve. relic
The dt-rt garrue'of bocke an Exeter' lira
lee was plaayea betvt eeu ensal and
Exeter re n rdna ig
air week, being a return ' gam K A
fair attendance of enthusiasts was pre.
sent although the night was tar f m.
pleasant, a ori siis rs n falling all oven-
ng.. The ice, however, was in .eXcel.
lent condition and the game
,
ae v i er line victors b
' ore•cf 4 a'lthurigh- the *044
indicate that the ItaaNl e
e. The . first 1011 was
tor the botettitere, the
ling conttauaaily boat.
'hitt naafi''`e+ctively, combine.
k Cabot ltie,* ung. , feature'
o tm. .Som.•eaxeeeilent in..
wOrk warn indOlged in by the
but ioc , ay. neve' is efectiye. ,
bo Were * remit as to their
# e'ev �t lob best
pilaf eayl' rieurr,
tacttie
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tbi`ee
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YOUR
Prescriptions
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written, we compound
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY`
OPS �SORwYTION - ' l
and areequipped.
service ofnnidea charact-
er.g
We have in stock a
VERY LARGE STOOK OF
PRESCRIPTION 41111A13_,...
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deliartment will receive.
OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION.
PRICES ARE REASONABLE
and alike to all.
WS. Cole, Phthb8,
PRE9URIPTIQN DRUGGIST
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SZINNTIOICAIMMI
The tnis4ionary services of ' the
Methodist churches here were hed on..
Bandaey last. The preachers for the
occasion were Rev. Alfred Brown of
t. -bon aae-who occupied the dames
street pulpit iv the morning and the
Main street in the evening, while Rev.:
Wm. 0. Rowson of Wingham oc .cop.
led tbee.pulpitaa vice versa. . Botha in
linters are excellent speakers andd-
ied
p ha
their subjects well. The congrega-
ts were large and the contributions
to the miselonary cau fe were liberal.
Jj;the
'Clutches
of a grippei-es
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�e nelle� Some mop es are willing �o V-
igb s g
sums fo
• T erisaalroru►t1!�+aleesaai " t �G`. �.
pie want style, combined with service. y at. a moderate
outlay. 1 Our lines fill the bill ezaactly, being rich in design
end reasonably Priced.. Ou extensive limes include SIDE-
BOARDS, DINING T► . BEDROOM SUITES, PAR-
LOR TABLES, CHINA OABIN�, eta., ete.
1E101111 BEDS111111
a are a line which ire ere introducing and we are showing
*specially tine selection in elegant designs..
R�WE ATssoN
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The Lead e F�hexe: and Amaral
. •.Directors.
This remarkably changeable
weather made La Gtrlppe
especialltngeroue. The Alta_
easel a t many. in its clutches
- - -:.:.stattad--�l``•�'cta#arn� ndanay ' moria
Don't one of tt herr .
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CapsWes
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err
.sit; iii#ata trl: Tote
as
rt►ill *kake •f` any ca lte'of i •
and 'cute s cold, "its forerunner"
in boars.
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A i '' �► k1NNlrl�c r
, turn teas you he Ith
beingis�at ti
ptictatt
that weft*
change -
t *bout
tratittille
41.
PRONE NO. 82
A TEMPTING
RR9.Y
Spring Dress
The hew �l �i gs in staple ;shade are
now in stock - -Broa clot „
mass Voiles, Taffetas, Satin,poths, Cashmeres.
Tha-Seascas Va,nseve�
Voiles and
'Papamau Wool " enet
i • ►I ` Spring Suit. Al the
a€I
ers.
isOp ,.
rine 13ll Lk]
Beautiful, fine l•
rich, high finish, atlnica
like taffeta silk, At a
price from
• g5c to $1.25
Two' fabrics that will
r
exttemei
ea ►n a own*
R11
1 the new ceio,, and
Rre
.
pinning' .
la ge saleof them, as they
sere very correct and the
proper weights' ora very
swell .
al`
50c 76e$1
• aces
tverything .:"with Ie or embroid.
er tn.e a iw � i"��"''``���� " ' .: do better than make your
tlClgrig :an
our k cannot help but, p1 ou
riot 'Cove
broiden
ods
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