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W. W. TAMAN
Merchant Tailor,
Pizeter, °a&l°
�ulnass, Locals - Read -The r '
steaarart"s is Me market for live Poul-
it%4 J v i rrketee;
— Wilt any. any t Safuri7cay.
Pero for ansate.
-stere-faa~rasarr-sritu>aate-wean of -the -G. --
T. R. and north of the salt$block, Exe-
ter. Terms -easy. Apply A. Q. nobler; •
Gents ! 1/ ,you want a pair of Fancy
Striped Worsted Pants Stewart's is the
spot where you can get Me selection. Just
received a sample lot.
Marriage Licenses issued at the Ad-
vocsite office.
Gents ! If you want to see the nearest
tib in Vies you can see therm at Stew-
art's in all Me new shades.
?saint.
Dressmaking_ Shop to Rent; aloe for
Sale or Rent, Famishing* for same.
V. Thema, Exeter. the
Hare a few Whyte Undershirts kft to
clear at a reduction. tai at' Stewart's - e
AL DO NOS*
Sew at,ISc for . 1 1t
at the ('snning FettOry,
yy'�� The seven 4*ht...te, a
O ..a7si, ye
l werea11•..p
.r.
0
. rT0 st►nver»
fourhogri hoe on Tueaday, rets y-
tbaedtor 1170.70. D06. it pay to
h _l' g�Certainly , f they
are the right kW, aidr*ie properly,
as Mr. Shute does,
the past fow days. with friends here,
the guestat of Mr. and Mrs. Pam R, Bis*.
ett, Th y 1+»ft'(-Thursday fs
visit to K ' a ,.Deloraaina and Cern-
duff.—Crystal City Courier..
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Sweet and little
daughter Myrle, Mr. Dan. Prior and
Alta?. Ii'. Sweet, of Clinton, enjoyed.
a pleasant drive to Exeter and backs
on Saturday and Sunday evenings,
spending a happy day with friends in
and around town.
•M�r�. Gni, representing the Heintz
Picbiaatgr oL'•r,
t c e
in the p world, Was liere
Wednesday with view to establish-
ing a branch beret Ile was favorably
impressed with the. town and country,
over which he.looked in company with
Reeve Dobler.
Prof. W. J. O'Brien, 0. '8., formerl
Comm l tar bf_ b e
s 1 ✓n/e tr' orvera
rsh .. iia ::, ►i. position --4-4:1001
merciail speciatliet at Woodstock Qv1?,
lege, has severed his connection with
that Institution and accepted a elinilar
gone in Regina;Voll* late Institute, at a
salary of 11,300 peryear, and will corn
mance his duties after the holidaaay&
The death took_ place in Salem. Ore-
gon, recently, of Mrs. Jennie Weeks
Holman, wife of John Holaman, man -
agar of the Albany Iron Werke, and
brother of Mrs. Winn. Drew of Exeter
and Mr. Geo. Holman of Rgmondyille.
The funeral WAS a most. impreasivo
one, the singing and ,service being
particularly beautiful. The husband,
, ides two daughters and a eon sur-
Tive.
'm a1li
Reeve A. Q. nobler has received an.
official. invitation from the London
Old Boys' Association . to accompany
'Mayor of the city at the ,bead of
the big Mardi Gras procession on Mon-
-day the first -day of the 'Reunion. Ex
ter`s Gloria _.Holiday- is on that dater
*` ate them,
lr Ov.aass Coaaetea.
Dr.. _Orem London, .E•yet and
fi an wijt be at the Coinmercial
Er xetteer, on Friday, jolly Rist.
Glasses propel/ r.. fitted and disease. of
Eye, Ear and Noose Wasted. c
We hare 40 Toilet &tato choose front. "
They are lovely; come and see Mess at . tie
Btew irt"a. We know you will want one. n
same Apples altar ams.A few $
gallon apples for isleof s at cta.'ed per can
�ay
or two for 25 ctaa, at the Factory.
Stewart is giving a b feta
t s and boys' Straw and Line* Hats
to clear as we dost want to carry any born
over.
and a .large number of people from
Exeter will wend. Needless to as
the Reeve bas accepted the,invl on,
" first-class Ars l sheen arrange
Or.
Mr. W. Triebner_, of . Stephen, /c-
ured the Graphophone given. at The
amity on Saturday night for guessing
the neared number of beans�in a►. I ot-
in their window. Other prize win-.
ers were: Alf. Holmes, Mies Irno
weet, Miss Maud Quance, Ernest
lor, Dr. ICiiteirl an, of town; MIs. 0.
'''atso:, -of Detroit; A.1.., Lfrdsay, o
elbouram, Ont.; A, 3� . Bennett, Park-
in, Ont. A Camera will be offered
f
Mr*. Washburn of Sunshine, Us-
e Tp., an aged ladyr, who is visit-
ing at the home of Mr. R. S., Richard-
son, Is veryiii. She is 70 years of age
end .has aalwua as enjoyed the best of
health until the present illness. She
is not • expec to . rer•over. W. J.
Washburn of Chesley. Allan of Com.
ber, Robert of Harrison, Frank of Ar-
thur, George of Nebraska, N. s,, Rev.
Charles of Millbank. Miss Jennie of
St. Marys, Mrs. Godbolt of Sunshine,
and Maas. Russell of Fergus are here
owing to the lady's illness.
In order to cover thecourse for
Tor y " it 1. r. ca
standing,_ the Exeter Public School
Board bas secured the services of a
B. A. Graduate of Toronto- Chiversity-
as Principal for the ensiling educa-
tional year. With eight: years of
High School experience to hes credit,
five of which has been epent'aas Princi-
ai. and doubling its attendance; the
xeter School, "under his leadership
and that of the old stag'. should take aaa
The western harvest will be 20 days
earlier.
ticks' Forecasts Fir Mynas!.
A Regular Storm Period covers the
first five days of August, haiavingg its
centre on Sunday the 2nd. The Moon
is on the celestial equator on the 2nd
and at firat.quarter on the 'ttb: AS
early as the 2nd the barometer will
o s 1 rm rea + -ngs in western sind
central_ seection _attended by Clouds.
nes. arid 'severe thunder. torts.. Dur-
ing the land, 4th and 5th, these condi-
tions will pass across the country to
the Atlantic, breaking into severe
wined and thunder storms in many
localities. Rising barometer will ap-
pear in the west, behind the storm
area. about the 4th, causing change to
some cooler and clearing weather.
This change'wili follow in the wake of
the storing. touching most parts of
the contrtry in the eastward rogre ss
hr about the lib. The storm diagram
for August shows that the Venus per.
• lad begins aboutthefor hence very
decided change to it Will be most
natural .with the oncoming of the
high barometer that follows this . anti
and
all other August storm periods. •
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l�l[ar, John Wood shipped a car ex-
t cattle froze had on Tbu redelt,
« Harold Webber of
`Dartfo i,
Corin,,., iusl\ visitirr,g at P r. B wuiip .;a
T1 l yrktri Post 1. ' tin .tw'.o
weeks Off aa►aa d 'no' � lea � we
tie dPod haw„ .t ti
i�frlleirt going aa,la!a►y for tit* :lute
de.bte a r the l
F 1 x
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r*
e lle ya 'IAitilcg dw ht
r C aria ass
G . of.l" r iasnd 40 sc
Wendt in 0 Wee before return:.
ink home. Mla s Tellies,h><s, bete .way,
i11 for some tins., 'we ares lorCir. to say.
We hope she nay benefitted. ` .. .
• J r. Francis Wrier, the Township
Clerk, frit posted u + the. Voters', List
s�i-'n.
COfltaainatt+ofl esaboth Muni-
cipal and Parliameutar�yyltlactio 157
..re entitled. o vote attdunicipad-E;lec,.
tions syn and 72 et Parliamentary
y. The person* eligible
to serve' as .furors number 380. Ex -
'amine the lilt and see if your name is
properly entered. If not,. have the
error or omission corrected.
Mr. Robert Sanders, who -left iere,`a
couple weeks v,o on an extended
pleasure' trip, writm s very interesting
letter to the Advocate of the first part
of .is outing, a
t i
gaa n cl �ctsing a number + f
he beautiful scenes atY.Yellow Stone
National Park, Mont. This is one of
the most beautiful scenic spots in
Uncle Sam's domains and is known
far and wide for its unique and im-
mense boiling springs. Among the
many is the famous "Old Faithful"
a"r�yi�.ng 11 aha►u a -bo lji o:Ln
S7 Ci
"undr :feetin..,
Ra11 11
At this famous resort the touri•
sts are
taken care of in immense tents, ca:
able of acconunodatin
an guests, an • it is here you come
in contactwith people from all parts
of the. world. At -this -point the alti-
tude is between 7000 and" 8000 feet
above the sea level, hence the climate
is very invigorating and healthful.
For a!last.
A female Irish setter of good • pedi.
gree. Apply to Mrs, D. Hartleib, Ex-
ter. -
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A Close Can.
Foster Braaay, the fifteen -year old son
of Mr. Win. . Bray of Farquhar, met
with a painful and almost fatal acci-
dent on Saturday night last which
might yet result in his death. He
andtwo or three other young men
where wheeling to town and were
making ,fast time, On arriving at the
corner at the north -end of town they
met _,Thoo,Alltn, who wee driving
home end bad : a to
w , ► ;... ` rr • ° y, whoapparently
id not notice Mr. Allen'. rig time
turn -out: accidcntly:met -the lee
squarely, the shaft of the rigpene trat.
inghis. t, breaking several rib.
and punct ring his lung. When pick-
ed up he was unconscious and remain-
ed so for some time. He was lamed -
lately removed to Dr. Browning's sur..
gery where his wounds were dressed,
After which he was removed to ._the
home of his uncle, Mr. John Bell,
where be is now resting quietly and
doingas well *5 can be, expected, but,
its Still in a critical condition.
Death it Thomas Stew*.
The pant. week area another of. the
oldest residents of Exeter and one of
the pioneers of Stephen townsbi 1 laid
to rest in the'person of Thoma: ; + we,
Whose spirit took its dight on . Friday
last. • For several days the deceased
has been in a comatose condition, hove
ering between life and death, hence
his eeainiae was cot in the least unex-
pected. The subject ' s0t. this sketch'
was boron i1 Cor-nwall, .Eng., in the
year 1 Z. Twenty-five yearslater he
was married to Miss Austis Neil and
and
emigreted to 'Canada the same year,
setti tle. Britton with wife -
and less than five doll