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Stewart's for Clean, Fresh Groceries
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citric or hpan
______marriage LieonsnR jasued-tot-
vocate office. ,
Stewart's for Bargains 1 $40.60 buys
a Lovely Fur -lined Coat for a Lady.
The Advocate will be mailed to any
address in Canada until January 1st,
1010, for one dollar. Tell your neigh -
bore about it.
Stewart's for Xmas G'hina�--26c to
$2,1'10 for Jardinieres, $2 to $9 for Toilet
Sets and $12.60 to "$30 for China Tea
Sets.
"Yoti are it" if you don't arm your-
self with Howey', "Cure•a-Cold Oap-
8ules" for the first cold • that comes is
sure to catch you. -
Stewart's for Rare Value in Dinner
Sets. 108 piece sets, $7, $8, $10, up to
$16. Imported direct- from makers—
swell for Xmas Gifts.
New Barber Strop.
Casall at the New Barber Shop, north
of the Metropolitan Hotel, for a clean
shave and a good hair cut. Also
clothes cleaned and repaired and press-
ed, at reasonable rate,.-MAog Vtly-
t' CENT. Proprietor.
$5.50, $6.50 up to $16 for somt
Astounding Values in Fur Ruffs -ae
Stewart's.
Fait' B.paired or R.stod.lied.
M. BALKwax.,
Andrew St.,
Exeter.
The Advocate will be sent to any
address in Canada to. Jan. let, 1910,
for $1.06. ,
$3.75 for a Lovely New Style in Net
Waists, silk -lined and trimmed with fan-
cy fillet trimming. Stewart's.
See artificial flowers at Howey',
Drug Store for Xmae decorating.
Do Your Christmas Shopping at
Stewart's. Big Stock. Big Values.
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See our beautiful pieces- of Fancy
Chinn for Christmas --French Limo-
ges. Japanese. Royal Bayreuth --in all
sorts of dishes, etc.--DRAflI: o'B BA-
zA1.
I rare rattle in Parlor; "'a a and
HangingLippe at Stewart's.
Physical Culture class.
Yeutsg ttn••n sand boys wishing to
join Sa>: it • )lajor Hector's Physical
Cult 114..- class for three months, will
leave s 't.kt• ten,rnes at the Advocate Off -
lee. Terme: men, $200 for
; hl f y ,91.00. Course to cops
menet 1I.4ett , Dec. 7th .
Tier:ileette.-ae'e Guild of~the Trivitt Me-
moresei (*tuft eh will hold their annual
b:nx-t.ir sae 1110 Town Hall, Exeter. on
l rill.+ r l).=�. lth. Afternoon from 8
tet0 tees =lifts) sate of work. Program in
Hie evening. Adollibsion lOc.
- AN Edison Phonograph keeps the
children- h:r,py rind keeps them home.
Sold =.t Tito Purity.
L!t.l c•-1 0e10• imirrrorag _ make choice
Xnu,'- pt 4 seu'a for men or women, 2k.
to SI Go., 0 -le's Drug Store.
old Weatb'er
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Winter is now tipon us
and CHRISTMAS will
soon be here. . .
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Half Brushes
Wit* 25e. to 400-
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WOOL ' of various kinds for Fancy
Work at -l�e*ring'a oxer.
Great+et Assortment of Xmas
cards now in -town, are now nn to at
Tito PFirtly,, __:. .
The BI Bankrupt Stock gale et the
Exeter gain Store will continue
another week, and to -day (Thursday
another lot of Dry.Goods will be p
an the bargain taablee. , All the stock
will be offered at rattlingbig bargains.
Aa4� s ttr T 0o. All the shop furniture
will alaao-be offered at half price. The
Store for sale or to rent. .
J. W. BitODZIticw.
Retsare At One f.
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/ •: earw. ' i o t . e night of Nov.
27th, is requested to return same at
once, as their identity is known, and
so avoid rosecution,
es aiVe a t` iiir
itren` wl l e' ""''. 't = 8► Ili. , , o •
Chairs, etc. -DI A.RINo% E&ZAs.
"The. early bird gets the worm" this
old saying is true in regard to Xmas
bl yinA ,Come early Mile aura .:.
lw cotnpi=etef. W' iCl'I ;lusts --- re .._:-
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Mrs, Toms, widow of the late Judge
Tome, of Huron County,. died recently
in New York, of cancer.
Oil drillers who have been prospect-
ing in the northern part oHuron
have abandoned" the work owing ,to
the difficulties to overcome in the way
of water, hard rock, etc.
Major-General 8irI ercy 11, N. Lake.
chief of the general staff;, Canadian
militia, has been appointed quarter-
master -general of the Indian army, in
succession to Ma jor.Qen. H. 0. &liter.
Mr. and Mre. A. Marchand received
the sad news last v./Leek of the death of
their sister-in-law, rs. Pevuegnat. of
Stratford, who died on Wednesday.
They left Thursday to attend the fun-
eral, which took place to Berlin.
"Miss Vera Rowe. of the Grand
Trunk office staff, is confined to her
home with an attack of blood pois-
oning." -London Advertiser of -Satur-
day. Her mother. Mrs. R. N. Rowe,
went to London Monday, when it was
found that Mise Rowe was improving
nicely. The trouble was caused by
the paring of a toe nail.
Although the weather has been sum-
merlike it is none the less a fact that
Christmas will soon be here. Exeter
merchants are exhibiting Christmas
goods and it should not be necessary
for us to warn the people to do their.
shopping early while stocks are full
and salesmen are not rushed. Read
the advertisements ip the Advocate
for lists of goods for sale. .
According tc the new election law 40
days are allowed in which protests
may be filed. December 5th ie -the -last
day for filing these documents in con-
nection with- the recent Dominion
election, and 15 additional days are al-
lowed for filing counter protests.
Thus iii the heart failure period for
crooked election workers prolonged on
this occasion till almost the very eye,
of Christmas.
Joates-Aldswottk.
A very pretty weddingtook place at
the residence of the bride's uncle._
A.J. °Blowea , "i rte sal, at 'High soon,
Nov,-ham---•The--contracting part!
were Mr. Lloyd Price Jones, of In,ger-
sell, and Missy Emma Adeline Alde
Aida -
worth. of Mitchell. The ceremony
was performed, in the presence of the
immediate relatives,' b Rev. O. 0.
Purton ' rector of Trinity Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones left on the 8.45
train for Ingersoll, where they will in
future reside. The groom has recently
been appointed organist of the Presby-
terian Church in ngersoll, where `no
doubt an excellent future is. in store
for him. It will be remembered that
Mr. Jones was for .yearns the organist
in the Truitt Memorial Church, Exe.
ter. .Congtatulations.
Dsatk sot Mr. Porte*,
There passed away afterran illness of
one week one of the old pioneers of
our country,�in' the Person of the late
William Horton. The deceased . was
born near Brockville in the County of
teede, in the year 1830. When quite a
Young man he took itp a forest farm
lathe Township of Hibbert; Counter of
Perth, where he hewed out aJeomfort-
"able home., Be was Widely knowrn for
(his" Charitable' genial disponi 'lawn; his
home was aharia open to the stran lr,
who never weir .t sled aWay empty-
handed or hungry. In_word and deed
he was is father to -the -fatherless, and
in business matters his judgment. and
counsel was often eoug t ...being ^ up.;
right and.honorrabls in all hit d, ings.
He never sought public office of any
kind, but was particularly. fond of bis
home attachments, was twice married,
his first wife being a daughter of the
late John Glenn, of- the Township of
Usborne, by whom he was left two
daughters, Mrss. Robert Oote of tits
Township of Hay. Mrs. leo. Beatty_of
Varna, Iiia second wife was rs.
Satoh Stone, of near Ingersoll* who
left him also two daughters, Mrs.
Hugh Menougiill, who reaaides tut, the
Horton liotneeteaad in the Township Of
llibbert, .And Mss J« . Atkin*on. of
` .4itw ' oee tot •. ' away,
fes
religion he wasof the Church of
England, the funeral service being
imrprrlesrs;Iy°ely'et ad ted by the Ee►rr»• 1). -
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g lee time families, eared+
(Mowed by a long concourse
Ma switwg relatives and friends. The b
a'red+ have the. *yin *thy of the
ra�atty friends Ili the +w = t i,y --hem
slmwtR.t4ARd.
•Thosa. Q. Cr it, in confined to ttat
hobs a oWing to Illneass,R •.
Was ' 'era, Amp hasp engaged with,
Ur.• Git..N Rewe to learrn • clerks .
Zuelaaaai •Stewart in again able to be
mit and 'IA aopcn dIn$ a steel' With • lir.
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H. y_i ,, ,coedits+ irpri,• -to ^t'4'oc'lyTrAovi
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i'td ion'.e,-f' 'rive 4400C freta Mail/in
;erring to .:t11 04thOilt Of the fesseland
, hektth: diwezv ther+ . net needle
dos',he 1040,0 d tp peon 'the 'frontier.
?rse_me o --oi Abe W-onn►n'
tnsstituto will be held on Friday. Dee.
4th, . at. 3 *Ale* in Eater's Hall. The
members are requested. tobzing Christ -
ac eudr'gceetion.saki a nag present.
--�Mrs. -cobbledtck, Pregident, . __ .-
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-Mr:-"Ws;-11,Petersen of Seeforth. or•
ga+nizaer for the A. O. U. W., is in town
thin week in the interestsof the Work-
men. The P. D. G.M. Uarry Morris of
Wingtnam will pay kis official vieit to
the Exeter Lodge on Friday evening.
The Ladies" Guild will hold their
Paver -•in -=the --Town -*fall; Friday. Dee.
4th, afternoon and evening. A good pro
grain provided. M%ags. Weidcnhaam„rner will
recite and Ile,. Carlisle . of Lucan will
sing :(also.. o/tyhpe,r good local talent. Ad-
Mrti.. 'Russell, wife of Rev. • Walter. ;'
1Z?fl,
sell. the Presbyterian evangelist who
assisted at the London Confereece nieet-
ngs held here in June last. preached in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning
JangereveltretterreletlitritilirigrtiMe
under anal' Monday Cvc ting".," 1iiti com-
tnencing the revival services to be con-
ucted here during the next few week®.
sears. Croeeley and Hunter were un-
ble to gat here for Sunday, but Mrt
r�ac1 --attired --T da . an+, - f,► 3.
to edi eeday.--Siuch interest is being
antedated In the meetings.
Donald Taylor Dead. -The death of Mr.
onald Taylor, an old and respected re-
sident of London, formerly of Exeter,
ook place Friday, Nov...2;4, at his .late
residence, 285 Clarence street. after an
hese exteeding over a year. He was
years of age and was born In Scot -
and, corning to this country when quite
oung. He is survived by his •wife.t hr:e
aughtere and one . sons Mre. A. - Nichol -
on of Godcricn ; Mrs. W. Campbell. 213
athuret street, London ; Miss Louise
nd Wellington at home. The funeral
ok place . Friday moaning at 9 o'clolk
the Grand Trunk Depot from *here
o remains were shipped to Goderlch
✓ interment.
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Revs. Fear and Going exchanged pul-
pits on Sunday morning.
Miens Nellie Hatter has arrived home
froth Virginia to remain for the winter.
Mr. Richard Rummer • returned from
the West last week after several months'
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Simpson, of Glen,
coo were visitors at the rectory' over
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Taylor entertained a nut-
ber of her most intimate friends Tues-
day evening.
-Mr. Israel Smith who has been spend-
ing a week with friends her returned
tO " Hamilton Monday.
Mies Annie Trout, who has been at Dr..
Bright's for two weeks, has returned
to her home in Hamilton.
Miss H. Follick is visiting her broth-
er, Dr. rollick. St. Marys.
Mr. Wm. Bagshaw has returned
from the West. where he spent the
summer,
Mr. W. W. Mancur, of Guelph
spent Saturday and -Sunday at hrs
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Soestnan, ofMinne-
apolis, Minn., are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Baker, Fairfield.
Mr. Jitmes Northcott, who has been
ill of fever in the West. has returned
to his home here, and is recovering.
SUNDAY SCHOOLA t1VEB A„RY
-The- tnnua-TSunday Schoo A gi ver•
wary servicein connection w h St.
.Paul's church, .irkton, will be held
on Sunday, Dec. 13th at 7p. na., when
the Rev. Arthur Carlisle, B.A., Rector
of Lucan, will officiate and preach.
Mr. Carlisle will also officiate and
preach in St. Patrick's church, Saints -
bury at 11 a.m. Special collections
will be taken up at the close of each
service in aid of the funds of the -Sun-
day 'Schools.
'Statra
On Saturday last Mts. Alt. Clappers
little gifts weal) • Up stairs playing when
tine- of theme. a. li'l'1e girl of about la
yeara, slipped and fell down -attire, the
result being a badly broken arm and
scvca ,sal other bad bruises. The doctor
was quickly on the seine and up to the'
tlmc Of writing she is doialag as well
as can bo expected.
,
tuimley ; , • .
Gordon Holton 'Is ltat►ine the interior
of thtit cotntotta able home nicely paInttd,
and 'papetcd. lcharp Ilort /of Mona
taha , t1'ger an absence of fort.' years, le.
olida
ood
THE XMAS exp
that will al*aya be remembered
many times aiP: day ,f or taunt•
nyyears; owl* found,
E'S »R��S(
+ iifit ikiso» M, shot;
i h Quality, Oarstoo
Etta mbine ° ill • 'the°
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apples .101e ,01, /1,,,01/1
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'a^n,rper• ton;
here en visit to relaativor,-4r. and agar.
J. D. Atichneor 'of Eider were gueaite
of the tetter a etslter on Sunday. -Dr.
Mai! and Hugh Norris. Jr. of Statta were
on the boundary )asst week canvassing
for aubscriberat o the gtatfa Telephone
Company, They got the protnlie of five
W---wolud like to hear • of Iienpail
becoming interested lin e. rural telephone
east of their town.-Mra.'biartin McTag-
gart is under the doctor's caro, Her
daughter, Mrs. Willson of London ie here
welting .on her: also het daughter, blies
Emma of Detroit is in attendance upon
her mother. We bope to soon hear of
her recovery. --Mrs. Grant N.ycb; ran spent
Sunday with her parents at. Hillegreen.-
Mr. Ross and sister of Mt. Pleasant
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Gibb
on Sunil
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nes ppearance.
Let us show you some of our
nese-aisle"Mounts.-" _ _
You'll -find -that we canlit you
so -that your --glasses ate- vom
fortable as well as neat in ap-
pearance.
Great improvements bavebeen
introduced in this line of late --
and weare ready to show
you all of them. '
It will soon be time to think
about
Xmas Gifts
Remembea, that this ie
Headquarters
for Xmas Presents.
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make a pee ,ve-
troughing, Roofing and
Plumbing in all - v
its bra
Gall and
be -con-
vineed
that it is the cheapest spot in town.
W. S. JIOEY, PoL.O.
Chemist and O Besse50 EXETER
hope
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rriv.v.erimurnmerwiverv,
Popular !
Are you aware that 75 per
cent. of the flour used in Toronto
is blended flour.
No wonder that
STAR FLOUR
is in demand as it is made from
the best
Western wheat and the
beat Ontario, mixed half and
half. It is second to none for
bread making. If you are not
using it, give it a trial and be
convinced.
-HARVEY BROS.
EXETER • ONTARIO
3 t aunt sIc. k;a saait:aidk�
Scrap iron; �j
Brass, Copper 1��(�
Rubber Etc,, u u,
We ares prepared pmy
'CASH
40c a hundred and upwards,
ase ording to quality; for Scrap Iron..
Old Rubber lata and Shoes, Sh per lb
lIctroe rfair, 20c. Copper and I3ritss $e
Ittigst.50c per hundred.
We Have flow Sale
P
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lit,ege quantity
,d IRON PIPE
suitable for
Fee ..Pots
M. Jackson av Son
MAIN ST., LTi.
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Moet ti s*i1 popular hail.
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raasy Chairs Odd Chairs
Music Cabinets , Couches
sideboards Hall necks
Buffets Kitchen Qabainets
Dining Room Tables
Dining Chair
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OUR UNDERTAKIHG DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Rome Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
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Christmas Good Ththgs GaloreT . 1.. .
The 4th .week has passed away and now--
HRIST:M,AS only 3 weeks away
461 -It is time for us all -to get busy
—shop early and !filen •
We can wait on You Xmas ' Week but can do
much better now when the crowds are not so large,
THIS IS. CHRISTMAS MONTH -TIB GLAD TIME OP T
YEAR !ll -IT makes as think of our FRIENDS and wonder what we
caa buy them for a XMAS or NEW YEA' PRESENT. Make this
store YOUR HEADQUARTERS to do your HOLIDAY Shopping and
and you will find us WELL prepared to upplg your many wan-
Dai -
New oliars
The ,Host beautiful lot
we have ever shown. All
the newest creations in
Ladies' Neckwear are
shown here in all the New
Dainty Colors.
-From tic up to $1 each
Ohristmas °
'Handkerchiefs
Over 100 dozen of the
rilcest range we have ever,
shown,
, : From Se up for 500 each
silk Scarfs and
Fascitators
.We are ehoeiin,g 'some
r.fery,nice S6arfaa and Fans-
i ibatbrs'for Xmas,
ills .prettier for a preeent.1
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. 'ew Belts
(0' In Leather, Elastic. Me-
tallie and Broohade. Theere
belts have:all lust arrived
and are the very newest
thing out for Xmas.
From 25e .np to 75c eatcb
New
White Waists
A.xrice lot of New White_
Waists " for the X m
trade ---to see thein is to
44 them -wall prices.
Ladies'
Gro I e s a
Aa rl ys in��"+�� '�eman4 for
It me of 'he year. lad
hrr ere, Sued & Wool
in i eng or abort lengths,
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Big Millinery Clearance , .
IT WILL SURPRISE YOU THF BIG DISCOUNTS ways
are giving on all our Millinery, Everything in the.Millin
Line MUST BE CLEARED OUT end if Hutting the Pt
cos will do it you will certainly GET SOME; BARGAINS 111
It all must go at some price lit So you will get the• bane. w
Ma of our losses lit We are not counting how much we,
lose as long.** we clear it ou . a
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osor Xma
We have gra SWE t T' or NEW Tom, some fn 'TAr
a e rate #oxen`s. NEW ictrerLE.RS, from to .P NE
r SUSPENDERS in separate boxes, NEW HID or ,MOO-
. GLOVES, from ,g1 to .; NICE FANO SOX,
SHIRTS, CAPS and VERItTHI 'G they may need*
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