Exeter Advocate, 1909-12-16, Page 1 (2)Foe Wedding aud:1110.1
ups Stationery and
t td,, - " nor ' + tv,
3i aard ail t:£tlds.• Printing:,
000 Sok of let , w l ' thr i'' he el
0 Twp Suite, Maier to *1000 ....... To Clear $L00
tree aCk and Blare fay Woreted 841te,_tegi*1e r S .50 too►
ern :' rrA and Birem e* I el itr a►t d $7.50. o +fair
dark S Tweed Suitor, newest :cut, 'moray
'Hai +r i %2*3 " FzG � ( 0;24,1000,:m
� it* � �n ,y J�IIS" �7...CIYR
feltlyr: Men's Tweed. at $11.00 and *100 0 sires 37, 38, 49
s }'dam are all heavy, durable suite and of the
-Cleared. •
West *tyke as v ill be • ... • i ♦ M r . at $8.00
r: �a D+t r wBreaieled 1*ea d u1ite, *flier 1010.110 and $11.00 For00
aaaComedian Tweed Suits, Single.Breasted, regular $7.59y
w.,.,r.5 ... k.•Cfearriogaaat$0.00
You tba". '+wan t* ix* Tweeds and Worsteds, ranging from $500
♦..! ♦ ' . I , �.. w .. • • ... ♦ f ..�"� � . f i a . (, , - ^ • r { e M 1 f f . M . b • 1t t tli'Y �'P• l•,r` I�M
o a in ancy Tweed, Single and e`J tres.sted, at
is f$1150-$4.00 fits $3.00-113.75 for 475
r''"Sultan• in Good, Heavy Tweeds - 'lo Clear aunt *1.00
*It Overcoats, ranging from 0.00 to $12.00.. — To Clear at 43.00
Come care-: and get your first + cols!
heliat Prices Paid for Produce arid Poul.
s
oi 4t the Gree
aeowe's 0:tea; "Oaring Sitie
of i nttre stock of
`0,001)$,_0140 !ING, r A 'T E FURS,
AND SHOD :4"IAND LIGHT
A
t WALL, PAPER ANDLIXOLEOIS—
dOOD '
ha.t a lbe cleanest sok in town and toilet 11 be cleaaaaretl
out regardless of cost, as 1 am dityingup boa ness..
b'ligrhea t Parlces P.t!d for all kinds of Fade Prod
We 5 ,
eept wl, :Groceries --..
• PPM
mon
For nal and Winter months in Exeter"
. surrounding ,+country an active re-
hail. agent to aealte odors tor nursery;
stock.
GOOD PAT
-%
100.
01 the ch+ 1ejat nut
*ell direct to your
one of the advantage
,longer*. We waren
trace In '000D -
CMS
00
GMS,
clr. *t+pck which yai
Stowers. 'Thies Is
our men halm aver
delivery of.
icyoNitiAcT *D �yE'.. Write to ,paaaac ilc-
U s -1 -PSI r NURFUEfl ' a ., \ ort.
. ONI. likutse mention thili . paper.
\' ~w R r POE SALID..
400 -acre farm in tleeb rite e, taro and' oneheat milts frac meter, also ala bruit.
h� . , EaterR-and- ea,
ioad ot green r posts.
1tt. DLAT' H1 ARD
rAIIM 81..1.10.
of the newt farms in 'tlaberne
y to 14.ND fts & mimeo. *serer
110Cl$ E Pon IIAI+iE
Lets i8 aaand> 37 Iluro:r Street in t ai+ra
vritiastt ' of Exeter;' brick house, kitchen
nd• wood .ss'►ed;. bald 'end sari Water;
rge drain house as nim :convenientandiMi+4is►. Tania! II
.And must arid.
.wltl be sold to el ss an e.tate; lit not:
k twr eases14 privately. on or 'Wore the 19th
inbet 11 will *old to., pg'bl'
an atcnon at Ole Oen Hotel, Utter, on
sober 31st at at o'clock.. Pan* Por
t mac and perticul aars upper' to Wm. &
A. '110dgett, eXeClrterit, Or .to ' Therhair
C1laetre , *Wt., Faartjstiat" T'. tlw '
tar
#e ' fisit«�
Rol ,o 'hL t.''F't�h4 W` 'off,
y+a s a':s atind sr as iaA= of reseal. 0`r
song L gbora y;`p.'.
'goons f"arkiiiaaone With Waiter ° 1tt11r ,
men'83 Year* et ' 'o, who opine* Iretn
Yo k,hire, *age and aar< tial paartner,hzd.
Olt Ye..�yr line.
aelt-.--.{� ..y,�,wt est
the 1'. and ' N. 0. line. near ReYill.a,• ('qF
ntlt^r from *settlehart.. They were dig-
ging ore what appeeered to by a good Min
--cIahn -O:X--t 8th *wee ..
on thew and the tcrnperature t'cll tilt
a roaark, t
livable temperatunea.
Isolation begat) to:,,`prey on the 011-
"`thr a *i "°`t'E�� `,- +Y 1" N`1Y"` til► `iii l,t t5..
Boca. wine\ did the shooting, says thaat.
i'#p and Parkinson had words .over-*
rumor Rosa .had beard that IPsrkineen
*tul the other malt wed.. trim .. -to
trete h4m out of the 'claim, witiebk
looked remittable, A quarrel ensued then
but nothing serious happened. Next
fi t' 11X.A4.1 - 1 is t7, —min;
arid. reeking up . his dsd Savage AOC
as aat te4 out fx'onn Iiia shack toa explore.
Ross *aye that before he .could reach.
the door Perkin nn secured a snort
antes In the cabin and *tood between; hien
and the exit. •
Paarkinason began to crowd him and
Rosso backed up, tinally getting hemmed
ala betwe,n- the table ,sod the stave. •
Per tiaras ee then started. to sw1ng :his
axe`and Roe fired assn he sawtthe axe
arkinsou ods the 'temple nearly tearing'
the top of his heed orf. •
There were no eye -witnesses.
Rees _i1rted=,the v1 t1cn- up- n4 putty
him on bis bunk closed the sheen said
went to the railway station. When a
train came along he.. gnaw ;A., ?. Pawclt,
provincial constable- standing on the
steps of a Coach. and gave himself up,
telling him what had happened. They
returned to the cabin next day, ' and
there was Parkinsson'e body frozen stiff
In the ;viletet cabin.
The late Percy Parkinson was 20.
►earar 01d. Nis is mother, a brother. Wes-
ley., and several sisters live on the farm
lst Osborne. Percy l+elt -his home a year
ago Ie!kt Oetober to ao to cbbaalt as:a
prospa*ctor. Since that time he has
been. engaged .in .prospecting #n. different
arts of the country.
The reraaine were brought here for
burial, the funeral taaktna' piece from
*sanest, Rowe ie .t kiai*on's undertaking
AUCTION TION SA E 1OP
2a a tTTLE Arm 4 IIortsEi
There y+rali b . sold by public Auction
--teel' rdi _ n..aShip t
m,, ,!whearsday', Dee. 2$n` 00, 25 cater
tic - as nd 4 horses.. II.: Eossenberry,
Aucth:sn er ; J. D. Jackson, Proprietor.'
TOWN 1IP OP STIpPIIEg e
NOMINATION AND ELECTION.
Public notice le hereby given that roc'`
tneedirig ot tate electors at the Townshlln
et Stephen -will be' herd itir the Town .'.11ali
Crediton, on Monday. December 27th,.
1009, a a at oat 'o'clock in the afternwm,
for the purpose of making arae receiv-
ing
ing Oomi nation;rs for Reeve. • �eeputyw
Reeve and Councttrnen.• o And fu her se-
ttee is hereby given that in tate event
V more aeandtdates being -I r oposed for
any perticular office than required to
be elected. the proceedings will be ad-'
Iourned until Monday. Januar/ Ord. A.
De 1910, When pyo let will be 'opened
at 9i a. m. 'aat• allowing places, As
tbred. by Tow nsht a Dy-l&W4 vriz ee
Polling Nutediii>sion Lot ton.
.1. Mille $hoe *hop ' 5. 1.
2. Penhalea 7 Itchen • 20. • •...
- d* Ilarber Shoo - 11.. , _ . .
4 TONE% Bali 11.
ti. Oinnningluam's Kitchen 11''
mn
O. Zlter'ss 11in11 I'd. 11. Sa
7, H*nn*n'S .Ball 11. ' 17.
9. Wilisee'1a► 13ai1 t' 4a1. ' ix..13.
9': :1(*ccsbesa. 1 ], t3siible
-- ted furtlter notice ala hereby given pair-
suint to the Oona n4attrd Muni gpa1 Act:
and Amendments. , thereto.) that tor the
ilo1PYLIc 01 tilting a vote on tly'4law No.
...•.a, being a byelaw to prohibit the
,axle bk retail of sle1rituotilss, fermented
ar other manufactured' liquor.* its the
Tt
worship of Stephen, s vote will b*.
takers en the .seme day a appointed
May *tatute* .for., 41}*- r.ta t;o t ot, inornbers
er• ..e tai And, tlULI the
polls for taking yte said rote will be
held at the sante hour, the sante deer,'
at the mune Pisces and by the seine
D.Inuty.11ettia ring • Officers as are sip•
pobote4 for .the 'purposes 01 the said
ant -turd Muntelpil election*.
And all eleetora are hereby request.
t51 to take notice. are% govern'.theiuse1rce
tattordia ly, + • •
1lfenr f . ;Eilber; 'nitturning 4)tftect
editon, Dec 10, 1900.
L r WANT$
yep �,y ya�W, �y_ y 1� �y
{�,'WR,yJYrayt ala ` +A%A.rm....yfearly cat- ► reak:at. j ooi
}ae.7ote Apply at ;this ,of leeS'Attitt '10014.
t' y` .ljrtatttrate' Will les, held
� tl 1'�, tszk l aha•'i iaY, IOW/ LQ ' aesrsd at
it ss*
�. i'4--1Iay1ng' r .
sensed business* "
� in old stand north
thee Metrop liter 11Otel, 1 will be
'oleate to Jive., all all mX 'old eteitonsers
Ili alr'well- th-tntntlrl.'dd ("ecru i i
itavte not yet -paid mea vita.1. radialwork end ;eaurt u, treatment Jte3 any
any
criterion to .go by. 1 hope to merit a
t= a ubltc -pats ueeee also
aau�ree excell inat realities for . cleaning.
eressiorr end repairing clothes on s , rt -
est not cc. . VINCENT.
R:a * eTeelleitter
v�-cedding of :More than pissing interest
toa lie circle of friend* was sole
teed, in the 'stain', street Methodist zetur it
Tusad .:--s'-.t4'
when Ilex:sect L. ,,tfiattIe) Follicle, eld-
est d*udhter of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
Pollack,, and Rev. C. W. Deicer ot Ar . rtai�'
"t'etvi -the church estortedll her tuber.
The „Oe ternony was performed by Reev.
Mr. Godwin of Paarkeili. a rosier p+►r
tor of Main street church and u close
persoaxr1 friend ot both bride and bride.
greet%e 1tety. 31r, Pear. the present pas.
to of Main street church, assisted in
the cera iuonny. The bride was ga tattended
save by ler nephew, Master Joe rollick.
who ',erred her 'as ring bearer. The
music for the rem Ion conMianted of Can.
t41, s "�r.
oh 'Sweet and Ifoly,"
very aceepla tilr rendered by the bride's
niece. hies Edna Folliek, the Bridal
atones .front 1 rahtrngrin and Me tndels-
.sohn'* . Wecldiaise . i are1i...--the ..lstte_r two
rendered` by t:ue church areaani,t, Mrs.
J. Elatehtord. The ushers were Messrs.
M. Bouat:mett, L. Couitls, It. Wilcox and
W. •Noky.: After the ceremony • luncheon
was served at the home ot the bride's
parent*, to the -families of the bride and
groom seel the olftelating ministers and
their wiles. Mr. and „Mrs. 'Baker lett
on the 5 o'elork train. and atter a short:
veet with .friends will make their home
in -mime*. The presents were numer-
ates. nanny. •'costly, annd all useful, and
a; vrab eififtleet or the pop'nlea ty of the
bride, who bans been a bjlbll valued
member of Maier tercet :ehureh for • a
number of yerar+i. Itev. qtr, Raker is a
Promising young member ot the Meth.
o l.at nenistrY and 1* now a aapproa. Tns
the end of histhird year as pastor "bt
the Methodist church in Arkbna.' The
.Adrocrtte ,.itnas the Many friends ' in pen.
graatulart1onng' and well -wishes. •
Olin rel , --aged-aboue :std= who
had- been in the eek pboy o. Mee. Dew,
Pupal -tan, committed sua:x :de early on
Dec antro. About -twenty 'seven hours
*Iterwarda the body was found In a
shoot in the bane at the top *at which
a rope was tied, and the otncr etnd
about, his ricek. Nag razor was snissidg`
from his roots', which first &roused the
suspicion that tw had taken bis own life
Dr. ,Armstrong. coroner, eat Mitchell, W*
.euninin net to the stern:, and atter haves-
tigating the circumstances coif ted
with: • ttxe sad affair ho deemed' an in -
wind uerteetsrsrs• »eaupondenel is sup-
posed ,*o have been the cause..
veer
IIIDDQLP1g
'Mr. and Mrs. Percy Armitage re-
turned home on a3aturday alter -` their
wielding trip. -»Mr*. Thos. Armitaire is
r+cscovaerin i Enema her illteiss.--Sid. Hooe
seine visited his mother on gienday -
nervey I1'oddgina is visiting. his brother
-t ginaald in 'Parkhill.—.A a aschOol covert
oto 1st--mid--1n- -- to -ii-- eDge
--There 411t be a public riseetintat
Y.. 0: L. No. 403 .can Mendey `Dec.'r2O
at 9 in that (*rent .atee glad to
r that' : F. '0. Abbott, who hats been
ere tee sick list, is I roving.
'.v
on . 13r
�, ► sae
y
1tevy
?udwl aw ed
by IIS rear. ey. q"'. maker; oZ
+ho
Ont., to )tistre.Ilerelet 141.POW .
+'+d*UShteAt of Mr. end Ur Enoeh' Futw
lick, Xatter.
3'oaaang-*, i.'rnraiesat+tln--.itu I"aariaridll, Dom. 8,
Miss Grace Edith 'nalstcn. to r.
� �+ . On Dee.' 19i1t,
fOrmerlir of . teeter,,
pItOnvrive. re'4*. Sege..
pxn d,E.:ala +p.(t•J', ,.t♦ ;�..�:.:_..�...,�.,.�..'..... .." y��+�- .;
4.as1F w+ . n �D3bbe t, - on . 2, ..M um
l + 1i nau%a aged ►" ears
Eruunweli At I.uesn, Dm Je. rt
Drumwcll in 14* 79th y'e ar.
17.7,7 3k1
.ffaving purchased the blacksmith property
and business of MX A.: E. PYM, near the Town
prepttred, to do sial of lam-
smith. Work for theOetleral Put4iciand respect-
- full
est-
fal solicit the page of all. the Old. Cus- .
towers of the Shop, and many Now One
believe we can give you entire satisfaction.
Talk tea yeti, like, hard t notbing can take lhee'placer of Purnitur
in the 1st a fl ofg ia�re Neth g + is eci s r*1ceab e-. otbiut-
else inds one act givor every to tbe year as Furniture ,riser.
'Forreasous.of w
ask ` your'troill � � Yti
buy
uour priest for
,..
sig cte this store otiostl9; readyto cloy you Furniture, eer.
Christina" ebonit r aitewl tam
point to eget Itaaiatt
e the bow well 10* tire, " ' araWal aMwe ieifaa ; Gairya s::.e._.
- 3
itinstf bit too soon
te p rr--in McGillivray, Dec. 4, to Mr.
acrd' Mara. 3'. W. Steeper, it d*ugi ter.
Centime -in cGillivraay, Dee. 9, to e'er.
and and Mrs. E. P. Conlin, a son.' • ,
't4 a aarm iaat in t siii a
*air. til *crt* in tall Wheat, 1ati
?IOUs two 1lni5hetta Well fenced.:
**II drained and itterwa i good; ll 14'
�k bowie, rental
The undereignfd offers the foiiovwinax
mule for sale cer renteeLot 11, Doe 11
Th; 1-.2 I.ati 4 and • N' 1.2 ;.ot,..11,-4
Cate 5." l ienheit.'• and Lot 11. (ten N.. D.
Mrfiiiitvne,y..Fariets are in t lleent�ran-,
ctia n 'with stn aibttaaa a aces eft and
a' riut tett acres • oz` 3Y*r4w ood ber on
e*aa. Lot 11, Con. O.', 13. Stephen hair
a in . n how and two bank hitill,,wlt.h•.
0 acres s$owu in tell, *beet and s0
re p30*el, and situate 2 1»2- mile*
ce th ot caeditoo end 1. 1.2 miles tra p
a
hoc'. Virally , pplz he ander.•
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