Exeter Advocate, 1908-02-13, Page 8 (2)r1T
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Mabel** *stow
There is no clubbing rate too geO4
for Amvocxrs subacrlbers. We have
the best anti cbeapestast that can be
secured, and 41 you have to do is call
and take advantage of ft.'
Ral'thif .149414"..,? (gluier lott. at
It .44 el
s.creformrsituatemeskg e
r.it iiiiidlieffhT7triki-iiitlitlete
Do you want a ladies' coon fur jack.
_St4warttis advauty on, sale very
• cheap.
4114.rriage Licenses issued at the Ad -
vacate. office.
Throe swell Ladile samrk. fur tined
coati. Bty values. Stewart's.
louse tik Rost.
On William street, brick story and
* • tate of -repair.
\4.ppl,k-tO Mrs. Perkins.
Ladies' root lined rubbers, ist
• 60e. Stewart's.
-vozotosases ltdosseiSs•
For eottighs, headache, grip, poets -
towns._ istbintI--levers. -One
bun4re4 borei, of our Salve at half
pricy. Doz't. mitts the opportunity.
Brwroszottn,
' Agent for Canada.
craesiaa-estitaa-aate. ---
Teo days crakingvheap sate at the
Ezi•ter Bawd° Store of readytnade
clothing, overcoats and cloths and
• it WI for
to wake room for a s k of boots and
eh tea. J. VV. Broder' k.
iii1•101Y
Mr. Thomas Prior is quite ill at his
_home.- • — -
D d you ever notice that e'talk"
doe-n't hart a matt much? Pertectibn
isre-t-looked.-for in- man,- and whe
some one tries to injure -st man by
ranting about a few faults he has,
the absent one, who is probably at-
tending to his own affairs, is elevated
in the bearer's estintation, while the
• - lbwerQ accordingly.
if a matt knocks along: 'doing fairly
well peitple.realize tket while be hus
Virtues. and
• they twee charitable' eaough to over-
look tirt,te faults. But it is different
with a girl or 'monism. No matter how
good and pure a woniln May be. \let
someone start an infam9ua lie about
J er lift 01 nue is wil
*104 and there'', always someone to
believeltV-Tharlie-cati titter be lived
down. It may burn low but gossip.
.1oxectare.re44 with -new --fuel.- D
nit,efier think how damnably
---som:g.indygr,1 people are in this
respect?
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ON'T MONKEY WITH
THAT,COUGH
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• HOWEY.
WdflE PINE' and TAR
.4.43 only at lloweY's Deo
Stem, • B.ig bottle for 2r.
To Le best dr
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AL DOING
Aalle AroilkAteis
snow isaoywhere from
9 feet Jeep, here,.
Lunch riec:4 of eleetrio. lights I
em o'eloeir In the evening.
That renew nude a ini*teke when
his(wonld bean open winteki
* Waite was abIe, , to
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now tioc*leth*s-
k
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r than .he disirt
Mr Ed. ellka Ito ,ot Jones
irk' ztore, •bu g�n
here,. he 'ha*: been engaged at
•Weisinineelialf elitIC •
Smith Of the Lake Road hos
,reeleetetto the boArilettlie •dir-
ettnlicinf-tter-Divorinion
Breeders' Aetatiation,
wthe destkof his
• 10; joiePh Peart-rectraister-in-law,
- last
eek of
Sarah Mason, at lloWntanville,
on,Tuesday, Feb, 4th.
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tw iftlieycoutire ou pro-
Ilt.enoitgh- to payfor beating and rent.:
They do not -want to sets_any more
stormy week*, "
Mesdames Stewart, Hearne% Malloy
4 Clarke have sent out invitations
ii:Learirear Partyat thelome of
-iiteountorturSt;-Valettiblerisretc.'
lug. Fehruary14th.
Bring the news to this office. We
are always glad to have our subscrib-
ers send or bring 11$ itemsof newa.
If each one\ of our learge liet of treWello,
would give us obeOtem viten week
what a grand local paper we could
have. Send in anything lut_politice
APA...w_e_thelt haLthankfuls.-
Judge Holt "
bpreslded oVer - th
lvoaOupte1U2ngeere.on: %Vet
edyof lad week was unable -to
re&cb ditddBtW(jn •tbe -6
n ere. e
and L. IL Dickson attempted to reach
Crediton but after a snowball' the
tbought better of it and -returned to
town.
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Mr. Eli Snell of Fair Ground 'came'
home Saturday night to remain a few
days. While at • his work for the
Sutherland Innis Company Mr. Snell
had occasion to frequently see and
speak to Ilsortwick, the roan who mur-
dered his wife ten days ago in Nissouri
township. In Mr.'Snell's opinion the
man seemed quite sane, and rational
in conversation.
know of an item -Am.& piece of
news, tell us about it. 'That's 'what,
we want. But a newspaper man
sometimes experiences more difficulty
in gathering news than one would int-
agine. This was -the case when a re.
porterin a neighboring town,. who. .
w days -ago was sent to * a
write - up a
fire In a residence. Going to the door
he inquired for the lady of the house.
Thelnaid said she -wits out. 4* -A -re cry
of the family at home?" inquired the
scribe., "No. they are all out," was
the reply. "Wellwasn't there a fire
*mine' 'Yes." said the
hired Or' 1,1,!but that's out ton."
It is not easy to leant to keep a
household account book all at once.
A young husband gave his wife a neat
littleactount book prettily bound and
designed to he inviting in appearance.
He also gave ber fifty dollars, and
said: "I want you tomtit down what I
giveyonon-this side, arel, on the Oho
write down the way it goes, and in
two weeks will give 'you another
supply."- Two weeks later he asked
for the book. 4.01), 1 have kept that
ateoune," said the young ruatro
“bere it is." And on one page was in-
scribed: "Received from Fred 0 t,y
dolltwe-,-!"--and-ewtheoppositerwarlble
sutronar3r, "Spent it all."- , •
A number of citizens in Western
Ontario are complaining about the
way a number of agents are doing
business. One lady said that an agent
at her house and. asked her if
she bad received a 'card of a certain
Arm. On being told that she had -not..
he said that it did not matter and pro-
dueed *
ei dral cv_)lie„
him -the number on the ezveluPe she
drew, he said shehad won a large pic.
ti*e and said that an agent would like.
Ircall on her the next day to see
about it. Ile then prodaced a slip and
aske4ber to sign it. Before signing
she read it over and found that it was
an expensive Order. -Guide .Advocate.
Three belated travellers and Judge
'Holt made their, way to the rink on
Friday afternoon lett in ortler to while
away & few ,hours of the time they
ecessarily had to spend in Exeter
during the blockedeosra incidentally
to-teactith tot 4`" t
two about the reefing game i[
Of Toronto tta skip
and the Judge** flee the strangers
n the sttentitiee showed the citizens
hat theyluiew thTS girinerto perfectrOO,
inning to *score of 16.10. The citix-
ibir rink, with Rev; D. W. Collins at
Itt W. W., Te n lit* '000 alrip and
Boston G. Seldoir•sa
are 13,0*000grvitul.
that the defeat • was
40,W admiring the
Alintorc
Selhate..
Exeter,
tlon was eta a
le ill
Mr. tj LiWMZ4.or Crediton W114
iirnril home:Saturday font Wine
12.$ whitbtr he had gottedwith alee
• hcrsee, tells the stoW9t the •Tivre4
o the train'on which .he went "Feet.'
The prompt eetion ofits passenger
train, which was following, • in draw.
avirtherelirsiufthe freight- iAre&
tbe back part of the train from beirig,
homed. -A it'sras tivs car next to the
one in ,whielr ,the hPrvel were.' Walk
boruptl. •Alr. •
sfere 4IflWJUrtJ
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neititt .th
raiway .0 „ ,
y *Al*:„14ibig, oi .* ,
6 no* .1! .. wjt.b Mtetuu' •roUei
It le: SIM ly,'golrg tosleepat nigbt; ,
:rts
mer.conditions. The "fatlac
*TreePing-4,he dust oft:the:at •
iit heapal.K-everYthing dry and duety.
The city is Clouded in one maia. O
deo
tentrelitidibere-teemar to be three or
four distinct levels over which trate!
and etteeieltra pass. The City-te un -
level end in piece* there is a network'
of tretitlework going inall directtone
and as I said before at different levels.
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0 cu u g Roe is
not..to be r with E eter -41s.
'act judging Erom the 'appearance of
the land and buildings.***"
eased., Red lissaea•
Gordon Brown, a young roan whose
nmeis-at Farquhar, was brought he-
t" 411 i
Ittrater.„ RhYluntfremetrilere
on Tuesday mist to answer to a charge
of housebreaking, Ilemrs. Beavers
Bros., merchants of Farquhar, have
been missing money • and goods from
their store, but to capture the culprit
seemed a difficult matter, the thefts
being committed during their absence
from home' and usually_ on Sunday.
Determined to catch the guilty' party
tti ,torsiwontliutiage
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•theffst.enlvieer
=folks -4d -
away, menet long hefIn)
took advantage of the situationand
breaking open the back door proced.
ed'toithe frontofthe storo-m e --he
was captured red/ banded. Their Wor•
ship* cruntaitted the young man for
trial and he was taken to Goderich
Tuesday inoiuing. ..
Moo' Foreesstfor Febroory:
A. Regular Storm Period is central
on the 23rd, prevailing from the 21st
to the 2dth. The ;storms of this per-
iod will culminate in central to eastern
Settionatroni Sunday theZrd to Tuea,
day the 25th. The barometer will fall
in western extremes by the 2Ist, fol-
lowed- by cloudiness -end rat in those
sections by the 22nd; but these condi.
t10003 will widen .and intensify as they
page eastwavdly across the country
during the 23rd to 26th. The vernal
equinox will edd force to the storm*,
especially in the southern parts of the
countrythrough all the lot half of
February, and severe todangerone
usitorialiitortue will be -Vine --
4 beginning about the 1,7t1i, to-
ward the West Indies and working up
to the South Atlantic and gulf coast
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It's a guaranteed egg producer,
anidol-tonic and a sure cure for
chicken cholera rani), owe*, and
all poultry dis;ases. Thoroughly
reliable and effeetive. Highly
recOnimended by leading poultry
men eyerywhere and guaranteed
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You can not fmti us unready for
ltne.
event of such storms in the swab, We
Ina,feonficieutly count on rough, bor-
eal storms, and * cold, disagreeable
weather over most parts of the inter -
'tor., We believe that such will be the
case and so warn and counsel the read-
ers of these for:toots.
,asesrtblag makes tit. TOMO. 00.
' A writerin PrinteettInIs makes an
oterOtlitg Xagnesitt of the reason
why some towriciare "slow," Re says;
"Anybody who has . had experience
travelling,iniong the small cities and
towns of this country knows that Wide
ifferences are -seen -between -p
the sante population, and in lunch the'
same locality,- and „enjoylog_ximr
Itioutalwalo-WiViiir op rtunities
fortrade. One placeof10. t 11 people,
for instance, will be thoroughly ahve.
Its shops bright, its people brisk. and
prosperity annatentlyors every band,
,Another, perhaps but * mile* away,
will be thoroughly dead, its stores de-
serted, dull. dusty, • its people given • to
the habit of cracker-baxemversation.
In biititown It II a pleasure to ate off
a train end_looltior.husinese,,Arte j
the 46COJA_Att.-0,IPerIPP041- tr*velj
man basnosooner- alighted -than lie
wants to knot, the time of the next
train" The diagnoeis , is ridiculously
simple. In one, the newspapers en-
courage live advertising by charging *
1 vete which includes settiog up new
ads. as-orten AS the merchant carol to
change. Inthe other, an antiquated
tate system is in votine, making.* low
charge for space and an extra ,charge
for 'every change of •advertiternent.
It's just worth While.consklering what
ood, liV6 edvertiiing by the vier.
ehente does for atOWn and ititrade.
,. Wont The eansdism Groeer.
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Toronto. ' . •
Illas-Tillte Yager • isiting
Nettle Walters.
mos ntnitr, 1. visiting at Loud
the 1004 of Hrs. Harshell BOX.
and Itre, W. T. England of
le are vls#10g. In town for * few
,days. •
Art. Wood, 104 of Lb*. So
•lyti Batik, Montteai, is, home for
rew40,
' A. Perkinton, o
Usborne, were guests of the litioree
Uaiy and E. Taylot on Tuesday.
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'Mrs. Munroe is visiting in Brantford
and Toronto.
Mr. Geo. Orton., who has been visit.
Ing_Mr.:Chas. Bienerliere-andalscria
Belgtive, has returned to Windsor.
• Mrs, 11. N. Taylor, of Zion, and Miss
Neat, of Lucan, were the guests of
theiraunt, Mrs. /oho, Hawkshaw, on
Tuesday. • . -
Mr. R. L. Long, wbo bast been viint-
ing his mother. Mrs. John Welshfor
six week; returned to in* 00 Wed.
neadaymorning...--
• Ur. Walter Graham of London is
here MU week assisting in graining
Mr. O. B. Snell's new residence on
Mr. and Mrs. llph. Hera and Master
Ilarold, of Zion were the guestsr of
lIertes parents, Mr. and Ws,
Wm. Taylor. on Monday last,
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-And Telt$0041) Pri-Ourextensivelines include SIDE -
BOOMS, DINING TABLES, BEDROOM SUITES. PAR-
LOR TABLEs.T. MINA OABIN, ETS, etc.„ etc. .
'•IRON 13ED01111110"1—
are a line which sire are introducing and we are showing
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a:specially line seleotion, in elegant designs.
• ROWE & ATICINSON
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e Leadini florae Furnishers • and Funeral Directors.
• PHONE NO. 82
TEltpTINcf • ARRAY
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ghtv IttaniatArintert-preelostr-
session;--Yettruktiyabuse'ater Keg eU
it. Stop and think if your
TRPATIN'O VOUR 8,411:$ "MGM
Then -come and have us examine them.
to learn how they should he teated
in the future-. Outexemination costs
you nothing. The gimes we
If nedeirsary, will cot you*** Uttie as
honest lenses and frames ean be .otd
for.
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The new colorings in all staple shades are
now in stock — Broadcloths, Venetians, Pans
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nuts; Voiles, Taffetas, SatirtOloths, Cashmeres.
The Season's Values Have
v,r Been App:rpaohogl
ones anti Pap
as
Two fabrics that will
be extremely popular this .••.•
sea8on. We axe showing
alt the new colora- and
inningourfaithtoa_
targe*Triorthein,at they
are very correct and the
proper weights for a very
swell Spring:Dress; •
Oo 756
All Wool _Venetians
The correct goods fora
to,ny Spring Suit. All the
new shades on our count-
.ers.
• 506 75c 81
0-•13117e3i Lusters
Beautiful, fine luetures,
rick, high finish, almost
likeltaffeta, silk. At im
Price frOn
•26c to, $1.25
broideties andLaces
Evetythingwili ..be trimmed with lace; orefahroid.
4:41annot do better.thatt. mak your
cho!ce ere. We have all the new, dainty designs and
our stole cannot help but pl'euse you.
0 0 brOiderlet3 •
25 dftThrent pkge to choose from. Eve17 piece
Per Yard
wvrnie S •
is wifl sur s all 130,5t Sea0011$ for, White War
Not v ingneit
WHLPE LAWN, LJNEN LAWN, PERSIA
AWN EGYPPIAN LAWN, WRITE" LINEI
AT d DIMITIES are alt the leasling good
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644 the ni.)I
, market;
notpou will
not wait
shown.
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