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see seekeves-esee-sweeTetseeeeeissee*,-essweeetleseets
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vex.•. ea:Med a better -or more cOmplete
than we do at the preeent.
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pre.ent:Reeve BobIez,Coudll1oa,... ,
man,Fuke .ud Kn1gb. MinntOte-.0.
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werelastd*tel epprove&-. ,
,hefelloWing' ,iiccountai-Were-, read
*44 order* &Mtn Qn Trelienter for
sonnet The Goldie k MeOhlioch .00,,
.0uPP11110- 1138.14 Bell
01),One °mettlesome,. 8904.. -4Itteeti _ City
'Olt 00.,:,.gasoline. 410.30a% 'Os.vo'401x
Sent balance on Cement Walk, contract
1907, 0110.91; Conner Bre*, repairs and
011Pgleo• $11.15; E. mealo
for . L.a.mps, 800.; Howard. cedar,
..$2.1g4 Qharice, labor, $3. . Wm.
Webb, $1.12; W. Weoteott.44.12;
'Coombe's, 75e.; 0. 1.1Vest, .$1,214 A. G.
Dyer, A. Q. Bobler, JO". Senior, se1ect-
inKfurors,J14 each. S. VailSon„.„ dew
in.go.'wtitl:alt-ch1mne, Vie.; pissed
on motion of a. a. Knight,... seconded
by A. E. Puke, amounting.: in all to
$114.48. . . •
.bo$PicoPatdiorpU:LRY, dead. or alive.
Highest. Prices Paid for Dried Apples, present quotation 5c lb
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BLI1rG BROS.
PHQN
t• Sale!!!
Big Discount on All Mantles
InAtined Coats
a 0 . • hir Coals
a•St
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Orly aJar
nd Shoes
stock Come and secure some of the
RGAINS
...vr_hile they h jtat
Highest Prices Paid for Ali Kinds of Produce.
-3NET,L • RONVE
• One Door North of Post.Office.
We Sell Good Rubbera-the Dainty Mode.
irsotleantsmill 000410..
nog. r. XOUISTON, L. 0. E., M.D. IL
011NTIST
iLa*bi ot tits IL 0. 0. B. ot Ostarie **d 'Moor
illandaate of Toronto Valrersity.
00111101Ct Over Dickson & Caritas% Law 00Ies, la
'atoms* Dental. Patina.
11. EMMA LD1., D. D.
or tette et Toroitte tralveristy.
• DENTIST,
sztractiel without any psin. or any bad effects
Stextbarrs ogles, WI* street
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114•41cal
P. ktel,AtIOntlit 4.•
Stse reettesed smite. OW *yam (Colo
) 'titbit sad Conti** floepLtilj General
DsotkWttk$*Wstteflt1osto Xis. Orith retrae-
„ Iroge and Throat.
00Ice: Dokor•olta Ont.
MUT, 11. /).• AA?. HONOR
radase ot Toronto Usivialty, ,ttro yens
t voltbet Royal Aletaidts ' no.
Restiante,Dz Awe' Did ltsad, Adttw
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toad it 1**,4 • Hit 1st
Oalear. Ada, street,
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174 CAIRNS. VETKRATAILY fiV/WRON.
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tincetwor to Dn. BAUM
opeelel attestlo* to Deatists7.
Right calls leit st tie bootee of Mr. Peter liawden
JUIN street, Om %ilia Memorial Church), will b•
Promptly attanded toe
EUTE• 014TARIO. • , _
,t00001410141 stau_decomer OM& suld
nuleasenversvo-
Yew Patrooatestolielted.
• STRAYED BEVER.
There strayed free* Moor -Want Ot the usdersigu-
ed, Lots, cos. Iv Stephen, a twover-old ham,
eolor red • weightsbout&W. **MI horse. shay per.
song1vLng1nfosuokdg to hos reesvely will
beJb1rde4.Z1ygW,.E. cestra.
ils P. O.
Teacher Wanted.
For e. S. Ito.'4, 8 litettiedsty.eu_allikstion
and experience. Dutfe to connnene. the Deitemint
*Anew $iesir 1900,
.tone Q. WEIN, Crediton
• House and Lot for $tite
Thew his been plittitd in the tiekdereigastes him*
lot *de *.briek hots*, seedy new. 1% storeys high
containing 8 rood* beside* somata ki
woodebed, sood Wier *adenoma tis
geed etenof eater stardesr.*180 god drive home
lied 441000 the lot. The lot eostilse 35 seras of
lead in good elate ot esithstiost sor srhkis are g
amber &fret au* hint boob* trees. The
rty Jewell toseed_4011 er rjthlagja Stet dew
rery00001100ProPort4 steely sit.'
. suitable tot retina Armor. toy -pesos
,wsatiogatioi '144 moos Ow
es for sellissiustirill be sold krtsr ke. then toot.
rows* sed patikalssi
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at TOM HAM *wk. ',Irridey and
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PERSONAL.
erk.
Mr. Jahn Watusley visited in Lon.
don this week.
hter.7 Si7001e*."-----
Mr. Geo. Powell, of Thedford, spent
a few days in town this week.
-Mr. Roht.,Sanders is in l'uraberry
Tp. this week, shooting rabbit,
Mr. aed Mrs. D. Melimittarevisiting
relatives in ai yracuse, New York.
Mr. Fred R. Knight returned to his
home at Arcadia, Sask., last week.
Mr. L. IL Dickson was in Goderich
on business Saturday and Tuesdays
Mrs. G. Anderson returned -Tuesday
Miss Lizzie Finkbeiner, of London,.
is visiting her Water, Mre. John Mal.
lot.
Mr. end Mrs. Harry Statham, of Ac.
ton, are visiting friends and relatives
here, -
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Case. of Olen-
deboye, visited- in town over Sunday
with the former a father, Mr. Thos,
Case.
Miss Efertba Snell, of the Advocate
staff, is off duty this ,week, owing to
illness.
Alm Smith, Exeter North, returned
Mondayfroin a visit with friends ,in
Undone
• Mr. A. Rennie oCLoodon woe sbalt.T
n4441 41P1e
40114 al is belng tod in Toronto Ode
:vieek In 'Novsnt,r et see* the L. i•O.4
11.W111100111 0144 .COMptinr* arfilted,
;tuft sSeelereot aleserow.rontrectel wIUi
a. ill. Xiltel! '‘k co.. or Toronto, corairds.
*too -agents, 100 their' entire *wk.( 01
1.901* betwilen $0,000 nuf;1 05.000 'bar.
Mat* They were to ,PaY for the apPlela
met -0*---eaektiig, and, tiie eernOseien
agents viersjel„Ahlp4,,o.;nn..otoer.11ttek*AU
tho ,Alnited Kbeetoin, -The Mane-yr/MA
were to provide /undo upon Nyhtelt the
Lang Oorapany could draw, to meet the
Oniol or /acting and ether expenses: One
poet of ***Rote is the paying et the pack-
ers. 'The dettolarAts claimed that thin
Wast not chargeable to them under the
agreement. 11In Loordohlp, Mr. Justice
4.,11$1,401.* alter :haying_ ;want part-ot_tho
ovisionee, rues] mat tee defendants were
liable tor thla amount. Ills Lordship
alter investigating the whole question.
deadc4 that a number ott e poirtts
Wedding
Invitations -
to ptqwest Types
On Beet r� ,
The Fittest
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Sunday.
and itn. 133.
work very.
confusion,
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Servk,eatu tis 10.
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0010 Coned0rOh1f,
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Voessteste preisowti
Chem stoderste. hem ot arriege uteenees
The Mines Renoeffer, who have po-
sitions at Exetes,speutUunday at their
borne here. ---Rev. A. Y. Heist preach-
ed in the Evangelical church on Friday
night and also Sunday afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon he admin.
istered the Sacrament of the: '
Supper to the adherents of the church.
Peter Schroeder was in the village eev-
eralVo last week. -Miss Lyme Sims
of 0 itorm
IT VW* as w trthis phice:ssitenry Ho n
ause the documents Were of North Dakotis came 'home Saturday
fite brings he --.V41,00 dew!), to a
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ot at hand
4ttell
• Sharon.,
Mr Wm. Alorlock bad , the misfor
week .U1eTieeue «, une of-loste- etrot_sa....1314
uncertain-
o$.-$. Am haadiepoeed of a team
emosei
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souse sum. and tire. Arthur Cox.
• worth Intend moving to Ilerisaltin the
uearjfuture.-Miss Arinetronse of EVI-
ter, has been engaged as school teach.
er-ferthefollowing- year. --.Mr. Garnet
Amy ten Mcinday morning for Lon-
don, where tef intends taking a busi-
two course. tany .friende wish
hies success. -Mr. Nfoses Kestle, who
has been ill toe lea.e is--not:im-
.proilint-.
from a visit in Loudon and elsewhere.
Centralia
I• ng bands with old friend* in taWq
this weak. -
Mre, Stubbs and little eon. of 'Inger-
soli, were the guest s of Mrs. John,
Scott last week
Miss Lizzie Dow, of Mitchell, was
the guest of her cousins, the Mims
Dow, last week.
Miss Irene Grey. of London, was tb
guest of Mrs. George Hawkins the lat
ter.w.t of last week.
Mrs D. 3ohnii and Miss Amy re
turnea Monday from a visit in Sarni
with Mrs. Goodlson,
Mrs. NY% D. Clarke, who hits bee
visithig, with her parents in London
returned home- Saturday.
. Mrs. Livingstone and child of Mil
,verton see visiting With her parents
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Ilawkehaw.
Mrs. W. A. Mace. of Hellmfith Ave
nue, London, spent the week end With
her friend, Miss Florence Bissett.
Miss Elliott and Miss EVA_ Hobbs and
Mr. Hobbs, of Dire, were visitors a
the Rectory a few days taut week.
The Misses McArthur, of Hensel'
epent- a --few -days- hertt-fitning-the
week. th guests-of-lties40.-Dicksone
Mrs. Thompsort, who), was nursing
et -the bedside of Mrs. stattey Sanders
left Saturday for her borne in London.
Aliss -Mile Treble returned Saturday
from London, accompanied by Mrs. A.
Evans, who will visit here for a time,
itobt. Menveen and wife of Watford
are visiting the latter's brother, Rev.
W. -R. Butt. Mr. Mcilveen was form-
erly a resident of Stanley and was for
a number of year* Reeve of that town-
ship. lie and his wife have been re-
newing old time friendships in and
around Clinton, Varna and Rayfield,
having spent a month or moretouring
the country around. -Mrs. WilIiam
Spencer of Stratford. is spending a few
daye with her mother Mrs. Anderson.
Andrew Hepburn, who has, been in the
rth t fo more than eight
0 Wes r le"*1
d pet' in on his parents -Mr. in Mrs.
• Re,eburn and took them by aut.
petition Sattireleys: ,-ilisetay0rill, be,*
,short 040 as bit/Ines* calls bhn bank
a alt). -Mr. Kershaw of Detroit is vie -
rigng her sisters -Mrs. Samuel Davis
and Mrs. "Virro.Parsons.-Nelson Hicks
is in Detroit, having seettred. lucra.
Live position in that city. He willbe
O greatly missed. from thecholr of which
• he was the able lender for nearly two
rars. Our pianist Mix*Sarah Neil is,
owever, a, hott in herself and will do
• her best to keep Op the high standard
of the choir. She deserve well at the
• hands of the church. -The itertrinell at
the Methodist cluirch were largely at-
' tended on Sunday last* the pastor who
. heti been absent for a bottple of weekt,
filled the pulpit With his whoa ability.
A social evening was held on Tues-
- day evening by the Epworth. Le*gue.
Although the thunderstorm interfered
somewhat with the attendance good.
ly number were present and it most
t enjoyable titne WO spent. Miss Swan,
the President, occupied the chair. A
short but varied.program was render-
ed--Mrs..,(Dr.)Orine,---wbo,,bit.- been
loitingirlertdein Detroit dueing_the
130.0t three weekiShasreturned home.-
tr. rrvitti, vote aria faintly of et. john,
N.B., are visiting at Richard Ricks%
Mr. Irwin, as representative of theMc-
_Clary Manufalturing Go in the East,
• bits spent s couple of years near the
Messrs. John- Triebner, Fred Kerr
and Dan. liartleih were in Parkhill
this week attending A shooting match.
Geo. E. Oase, Who, has been in
Toronto for several months, has re.
turned home and will *pond .the win-
ter here.
Mrs. jor. Snell arid daughter, Miss
Florence, leave to -day for Boston.,
where tkey will with. Me. said
Mrs.,Oscer . •
Mrs. los. Eit4iten. of Lovering,. who
hae been visiting here, is spending
few day* With her sister, , Mrs. Geo.
Knight, at Ildett(01. - •
Mr, end ,Mrs. Samuel rattson and
family, who for Many year" bate re '
aided in Rioter, left this week for rico.
,dco, where they intend making their
future home. '
Mrs. McDonald,. who hat been visit.'
leg tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Snell, returned to her bottle In Ohio*.
o Thuroday, her mother accompany.
eriao forint London, , ,
Mrs. Geo. ColWilt Ion'd little dough.
r returned to Cargill, Ont., 1040'Veek,
Atorapfinted by AIM Wm. Wilion
tel Mrs. Wm Statham, 100. Will Vie-
t there for Mime.
Mr.TOrael SWith Of Hainilton shake.
log Winds with to*oyot his old friends
in town this Week. H4ni/ handy with
tbegunMr. Smith *filen oy consider.
able of the time, here in the wood*,
r. Milton MeTsggMtt, of Wind.'
Sask., who went West *owe
tlnaa ot‘it *Pending afoot WeekiWitb
old friends in and *mood Exeter. *tot
whlch be will return; Mit, think* the
Weat * sill tight.
00tilittra
BertBendle who r.eentty took
bithedf the better half. Jj
it the 150 *ere term ot Kr. .Lb.
or VAN**, tot it
tion. Bed h** elwxy*
Induetrkno your!,
tido
sea ehore, but as the climate did not
agree with his health he boa been
transferred to the head- office in Lon-
don. -Wedding bells will won be ring-
ing in this- neighborhood but the ' gain
will be on our olde. Patticulate later.
ritso *some*, Source.
The new house being busk b3r4.1tev.
Butt hi nearing completion and will
**owl* ready for occupeney. When
liniehed Mr. Oolwill will move into it,
-Wm. Oallfas hatteturned from the
West where he was in quest of Iota
He bins purchased it farm property
near Iloathern, Seek., atol_vvill move
with his family thereto in March nekt.
A number from this vicinity attend-
ed the play Uncle Tom's Debit' a,t Exel.
ter Friday eveillnirtames Okes new
dwelling south of.here to fait :wowing
oompletion. tile,.01to. has nowavleti.
'did borne and one be catt Justly feel
proud of. -Milton, Mitchell and bride
,returned last Week from tbek honey.
moon trip in Ifiehtgan stet* and
nowsettled down to the more IM
ant tinge life. -.1 -,The tax** of our
burg homemade it netticeable lump op.
wards thie yeto, the red*Oti of 0010
everybody KetUe. wbo
Into been teaching roditeld_ Seho0
h00 tendered her tesignation to the
Truitteee* to tido effect- tit end ot set.
out Um.
of hie recovery.-Sainuel Brown and
wife of Crediton and Louie Ravelle and
Wife of erand Bend spent Sunda , with
frienaQ-bere---41,-,TiN_Ekcirer-And .
• Trifliiihtelif Atherton are We week
visiting relatives in and around • Dash-
- _ lgtreiof-7Siktssn--s,;Mteh..,
Igen,. s at present visiting relatives
here.- Wedding bells are again heard
in this community, particulars will be
more fol/Y given in next issue. -What
Seems to be the inattei? Ye old editor
and likewise yourbumbleticrib, both
good fellows and yet going etopty
handed. Come on old chum lets get
out and hustle.
WRDDETY.--OrLViteaneaday evening
of last week Rev. Thu* pronounced
the mystic vrords which made Mr. Ed-
mund Walper and Miss Melinda Rader
man and wife. The ceremony took
place at o'clock at the home of the
bride, two milesi west of this place, in
the presence of *bout one llundred
guests, They will make their future
home on the groom's farm about two.
miles north of this village. -The best
wishes of all go with them for their fu-
ture happiness and prosperity through
life and that the matrimonial sea may
prove to be one of pleasantness to
them, - • •
StrODItit Ditkrue-Great Was thesur.
prize to the residents of this village
and community on Wednesday morn-
ing of last week when it was learned
that the brittle thread. in the life of
Krafthed been *napped sounder
during the silent watches of the night,
she having passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Merrier,
with whom she has been in the habit
Of staying nights for some tin3e. Not
getting up ou Wednesday n3orning at
her usual time her daughter went to
call her and was awe.struck to find
she had departed this life apparently
without a stellate. - She had attained
the age of seventy.three years and
some months. She leaves behind her
the fragrance of *kindly life and her
kind acts and deeds will long be -re-
membered by thoee who knew her
best, She leaves to mourn her demise
three eons and eight daughtere, one
dau4bter and her aged partner prede.
ceasing her. The funeral =Saturday
was largely attended and we conducts
ed•by Rev. Thun of the Lutherian
church of which the departed was it
lifelong and consistent, member. We
eommend the mourning ones to Rim
whose ways are past 'finding out but
heels too- wise to -errand -too -good -to
1)0 -unkind.andwho- will- some .day-
ttbilleoritog. ether the loved ones of
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the feet thitt there -le a 00004104 000,
liCAtiO4' that no Only furnishea- the '
.most,rellable information pertaining
tostise farm, but at the same time fur-
nishes them with *newspaper giving
the 40We of the world and a utttgezine
everrweek AO good ;maim vf the Eng-
lish or Ameriven-reseazinee (.11.1
and quantity of good wholesome fare
ly reading The paper alluded' to is
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Montreal, which coste but one dole
lar a, year and is the greatest -value, to
be had. It is a weekly oewspaper,
foully magazine and agricultural pap-
er combined -all three in one ---and
if any farmer after giving it a trial
does notthinkit the best value on the
market he can have his money back,
No farm house in Canada can afford
et -
The ihisifily Herald end Wet,ly Star
of Montreal.
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40,1eseis sa,,oewee, sessexgweisessye.4',ett,e,
Olt
Mr, John- Essery and wife visited
Mies Munroe -of-Eze*e., en tare:e
bire.Pereeliteirmer. OLEarltoXi, Now
Ontasite is-"tenevring --iftqtrafell*ioeti
around bei.e. touch tdkill .12
sirtillttat-p-art.-ot-Ontarlo.
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Orediton on Friday laat. Pett,
Essery has returned after a week,'s
visit with relatives in Leudou.---gr.
Sherwood Hunter and wife visited at
P. Coates' on -Sunday last.' -
Physical Culture ciess.
Young men and boys wishing to
Sorgt.411ajor Hector's Physical
Culture Class for three months.• • will
leave their names at the Advocate Off-
ice. Terms: -Young men, $100 for
course; boys; $1,00. Course to corn.
memo Monday, Dec, 7th.
DIRT05
Cliiitst-In Mixon% on Nov. leth, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Cann, a son. a
3bitY-In Stephen, on Nov. 12lb, to
Mr. and Mrs. S. Jerk, a daughter.
E1401.1010 -In Sarnia, on Nov, 15th, to
• Mr. and Mrs. W. T. England, a son.
Vatat-In Exeter, on Nov. 17th, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. Vale, a daughter
Ftrmrs-In Usborne, on Nov. 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pidton.
• daugbter.
Ritionz-In Exeter, on Nov. 2Ist, to
• Dr. and Mrs. Wight, a son.
MARRIAGES'
ORRECII-SANDERS..-At the residence
of the bride's mother, MainStreet,
on Thursday, Novillith, by, the Rev.
E. As Fear? Ur. Richard N. Creech,
to Miss Edith Sanders, eldest *laugh.
ter of the late GeorgeSanders.
ettritises-At Nairn, on Saturday evg„
• Nov. 14t13, Mrs, lane Currie, relict '
of the late Win. Currie, aged 78 'yrs.
and 8 months,
CARLING -PATTON-At the home of A
Patton, Olandeboye, by Rev. Kerr,
on Nov. 23, Miss Lizzie Patton, to
Mr. Carling of Cleveland, Ohio.
Sists-Comewree-At the Methodist
, parsonage, Crediton, ov.18, by Rev.
Rickel,. Miss Norah Sims to Garnet
Cockwill both of Crediton.
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mettee.-In Exeter, on Nov. Nth,
William Horton, aged 78 year&
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111..TLE NT 1 ON!!!
'xed4is IS NEAR !
Edison Phfincitrapbss $16.60 up
Edison Records, 40c
Arnberol Records, 66c
,T hear them le it pietism*. To 0 ools
"is a joy. We would be glad to sell you one for
for
XtintS. Drop in and talk it over.
While in, look over our F. NM" SOAPS; PERFUMES, -COSMETs
eSe and LOVELY POST OA OUR XMAS GOODS are arriving.
sre, Exp. Bldg.
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