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The warm weather is with ueagaiu
are y oat prepared for it We are.
what ,yore zaeed is a summer quit to
bele you to keepeoal. We have the
goods to suit and we melee them up
to suit, Let us demonstrate these
facts far vete.
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W TAMAN
erchaut Tailor,
Ontario
EXETER MARKETS.
DS ANGER EACH W DNESDA .'
Wheat .» . 79 81
Barley ,,,-.,
Buck wheat, , , . , *" * . dp
70
'otcles,per hag 75.
Flay, perl<on.,-»,.,,.,,»: 950
Plater, per cwt., family 2 40
Flour, low grade per ew 1 45 145
Butter , 17 17
17
Li e hogs, per cwt. , . ,. I 7 Dad
lShortspee ten... „ 24 00
2000
Wool lzzawaslletl ,�. 14 14
TEM EXETE13, A.BVIM .TE,
THURSDAY) A .TBLT$T 24, tall
LOCAL DOINGS.,
firs. C- I3iriley visited this week. a.t
Belgrave,
Miss Annie Bissett is reeoveriai; nicely
trorn Iter recent illness,
Owing to the election. Zurich Fair'
la to be, held "on September 27 and 28.
Mrs; F, `J, Mallett, Jr., who under-
went an operation last week, is recover,,
ing s 1eely.
S1r• M ;s1. Doyle, who has been quit
all of typhoid oid .fever at Port -Arthur, is
near, we are pleased, io say, recoveria.g
aa:cely.
Rev. Doherty of II'eusali occupied. the
Ia lt°i: of the Tr/vitt Memorial church on
Sunday last, preaching two excellent ser-
mons
Centralia and 'p`reter Juniors played.
a ;arae of ball Thursday afternoon on
the leTA1 diamond, the visitors Winning
8 'to t,
T?r. Rettistott'S Imugcl old effet:be ts
Moved 'next week info the residence
re.tently built by 2.1r, J, N, Howard on
,street
Tr. Charles Tela utt
lT i.,, f3.atteri.y If'aCanfr.
tepiteta. has accepted a Positio.l for
913 on the staff~ of the Stratford Col.,'
e°,ate Institute at a salary of $1200,
McEtnt ail and so;; of Luca ta via,
East week at Mr,"FTed Lu ten'S.
S„ turelay, areola+ponied lt; llisa
Lir .ton, 'wl;ra will Arlene a IOW
i.a Luca*a.
The, All Stars, Giants, a d Pirates,
:fiXeter 'baseball trams, ars plii:l.aS a
aeries of bell games,, The first Mon-
day r gh reaultezi x the AII-Ster4 de,
,feoti ,a the Mantel, a-tl,
Iter. eta* ,"Ihh,oe, the everagelis't of the
Loradp;3 Conference, epeukled the James
street pUlhit'SU:14 '. and'preaeilee veal
ecceeta'hlelemic e, He will also take
t°ce se.v3ece nest Suncley,
3,fa
$7
75
Pouitr
We will pay till August 3 the
folio beg for lire .poultry
OM ,Bawl 8e. perpoupd.
Old mestere 6e, per pouted.
Spriztgebiekezz 1911ha,tc a l r. per�Ib
Duckling 10c,. per pound,
Duck $c. per pound.
Turkey 12e. pee. pound:
(Chicken to ni 4 lb to the pair.)
(Duckling to be 7 lbs to the paw.)
The above prices for live weight.
One cant a lb less for cash,
'ur
200 FancY Vases ati'rd lard. dcian
ler
erd was received by Ill , 4.,Writ t
u day of the death of the little five.
he Biel ann. of his daughter, 'ltrs:
(Taggart at Fort William. T
ss.en have the aytttpatty of
in. their bereavement.
event took, place a# ilea
. htli. 'whole One
ub 1adfi a, Mie 1s fir.
efts and 'elm Taal
bride or )r, Char8
etroit» Atter spending
the luxPPY eoupie left
t,roit e e they will
trot3 to io:t'ra rite ;omen.
cony ttzlattor e atad toad
Mr. Arthur Davis was i
Tuesday.
Ma'. and Mrs, \ m,Wilsoa is
to PetrQ]ea,
e don ori Miss Hattie IIulite left coda: ^ for
Clic West.
firs. Ohas, Toni left Monday to visit
e moved son i,3a int, \Vest.
i[r, James Walters was its London
Mr- c G, tieldo:a was in Ingersoll :oat business this week.
over Sunday,Sir. Wm. Pollen of Farquhar left here
Miss Lily Robinson, was in. London fTuesda,y for- the West.
during tine w -cek, 1 Miss W. J, Gill who has been visit-
mg- i with ;ler fat=ter Mr. .. John Gilt, re.,
turned to Detroit: Tuesday.
\fr, ,J. Spackman is re -opening the Op-
era House on FailltNight, when he has
engaged a first-class troup from To-
ro'nto..
and Mrs. Geo. Stokes acid daugh=
ter, Miss Iv(a, of"Detro:t are the guests
of Mrs, E, Sanders, having motored, here
Tuesday,
Dr, Sana" Thomas: of. London visited
here this week.
11r. D. Crittenden, of. Blyth is visiting
here this week.
!1r, L. 11. Dlcksenlwas tai 'I hied€ord on
business
Ft-iday.
'Vr. Fred Gould of Strathray is visit,
ag
s.t,-
ng relatives here.
Mlles- Elston Is attendingthe millinery
openfatgs in Toronto.
tit; s, }3riekwood and Miss Jessie are
v sitiatg tat Thedford..
Miss Alma McGregor of London 'as
Isiting Mrs. F.tl. Treble.
Mrs. Jelnt k3eli aed Mrs. Dray returned
'Monday from a trip west.
'Mr. Frank Bawden; o Hanle/tee is bee
da :iib at his hone ,kid,
Mrs, I3awdeza an,c1 two ehtearen return,
cd 'o il:d,atow^-1 la.sf.'weeli,,
Mernaer of Zurich is. vision her
Mrs, C. 1,,latdenfeld.
Str. and airs. Herb Waiters .are
atar, ,n tdanden this week.
lr , STars1•,a.11 Re' of Leedom, pet
\t ednesday v3Citd,.l Ili tarvlr,
\!ls D'eetadceQuid. et Lendoes is 1a91I-
d teing ,at erre °iV"", Ii, Bearistg^ee.
ieS Vera. "$,ewe affil lady :friend re,
turned tip TOI"etat9 last week,
'Miss Maggie Doug'Iaa erf LPa tient ie
n sting et "eir. Fred. Luetcln's,
Thos, l)rbeaeombe and sister May
eller] title week in Thornda.le,
Mrs, Iunzbail of London? paid ;51rs, A.
Dyer a short visit last .Week,
Bev. Milder preached. Sunday navrltin4.
ra }rain Street ;1Tetliodi'st ,i lrurela.
Mr. and Mrs, I', Gardiner rt turned to
'lyth. Thereday after a vieft :Iters,
Jeia;1 E113oi! of. Vancouver. B,
- flna itis atlofho , \fw{s, P, V.
v Linghant, who 1131; been,
1 Qweil, returned to llellevillc
to
toe and femili
VTtaQdstoek visited.
Sueday,
THE EXETER SCHOOL
'The Exeter School Eoar'd announces
ti s re -opening of the High. School or
Continuation Class Section for `Monday,
September 5tla, at 9 a.na., when all in-
tending students are desired to be pies-
ent, The alrn of ti e boa d ie to pro --
de a thorough education for the var
ions walks of life—Commercial, Irdus
trial and I'rofessionai, and to train
carefully those under heir' rare or a
cod, true, and i o:iorable Canadian
Citizenship,
Tile course covered ;S eempleie fee
Model, Normal and 1 riversity Er-
'ranee. Spee„arl emplieela is glvtet t9
t..e Cernmerel;ill department. Studente
ttrc
given w complete Centlnereial tt~ai::r
i11a�
4,8 a .rural; High).School Full attention;
#9 gives io the special 3:18ecl8 9f rte'
farmer and. artisan,
Tee Scheol 8teede gpvea3333ent apprQv
ed, and is kliaroughly entdpped as tel
play srounda, labratory needs, library,
end stain The work half received Full
approval from both public and ror t rail-'
aat#ela izaspecters, Tie reavlts at the last
departrt;eneal examine -Ione rank the Es-
eter School among the first in the pro-
The staff remains, with one change,
as 'before, arrd a stands ter the 11, 54
Section as fellow8,-15, E. 1\e,dcenaet:-
mer. 'le e„ honor greduate of Termite
Gnivereity, Spoelaliet 11; Moderns Arai
English. takes charge of Moderns, Elate
r Fa glieh. tathetnet oe aI83 Science;
s E, ll, 1 Q b Wire -dans) C1aaa1ce,
tai¢ Elston' and Belding' ilea
Ca peell (F• leet-e3a.sa) the Ceralnere
al and Juror 'Work. The E. S. Sec-
nen
ec
nen le open tQ ail 'Who have peeved
e 1I S. Ealy nce, and parents grid
rdiaaaas aro asked to see that rsgiet-
Iott of etude nts le made ' zb the
delay. For inforiuta.tdoe 118
our€eta apply to. the priec3pal.
T.
retuned
ti es to select fromat—Stew -'
4aur wedding stationery ie art the
est, types ot't'1e best, werkmanehip un-
surpassed and prices right, Praspcctive
brides should cull at the Advocate and;
sea tor themseives.
98c. Buys a Lovely Lawn or
Tailor-made waist at —Stew-
art's.
FLOUR AND FEED,—Bavjrig' ptxt in
a stock of Plour and Feed .1 .soilclt
your patnanage; Stand one door north
of Bea:nazi's :rl'ardwars-Rivers' old
st<•x-nd. Jos. Davis.
$1.190 the yd. for the best
36 inch Black Messatine Dress
Silk in Western Ontario—Stew-
art's.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to D. Sa Perritn & Company.
Limited, London, Ont.
Stewart's 30c. Japan' Black
and mixed Tea, beats 'ears all.
AGk7 LICENSE
.—Get
at the
say saga
ttpath's at
il.ev:) Bau�'.ianan
relatives in, fawn
SCRAP, SCRAP SCRAP.—Bring your
junk to me. I will pay highest ,caati
prices for all kinds of scrap iron,, rags,
old rubbers, copper, brass, etc. Orders
left at the Commercial House -Will ro.
ceive prompt attention,-ABE TACIT.
SON, Exeter.
HICKS' FORECASTS FOR ATIGUST,—
A reactionary storm period will ,britnjg
decided storm conditions on the.27th,
28th, and 29th. The. moots :being on
the celestial equator on the 26th, sway
bring thunder storms and much stormy
Weather. Indications are that the month
will go out, with change Ito fair and
much, cooler weather. We do, our best
to have you :readyf'-that no sudden dif-
ference i'.n, weather condition may aur-
prise you.
APPLES WANTED AT THE, EXETER!
EVAPOIR;ATOR.
Owing to the light crop of apples inj
this ,section this, year,, the Exeter Eva.pr
orator Will only; be im operation one
week. We will open Monday, Sept. 4
and will buy all apples deillvered at our
plant up to
and including Sept. 9th.
Bring' in your apples and get the highest
market price. Don't' forget the data—
Sept. 4th to the .9,'th;.
MARRI —Get your mar-
riage licenseAdvocate Office.
Did yourp Get prices
sin Re -Stewarts.
visiting
Mrs.
t of Jary:s " is
Flour
Several Brands. Manitoba
a specialty.
Lime
A good stock alceays on band.:
emen
341rhami , National Pal tl
and
ti ent is the:best. >g
43
Seldom, Exeter
cater trlc
livery ba
caldert'd
Iter broke
a 1 eftTris{. , The
tele. attended to
nd are ctary dole i eely.
,vnt reports from t rai.ario h3 3k'ate
191.1' will not Pee as leaaa a year.
as was expected a few 'weeks ago, A
ar1i._ed fanning country like dntarie it
Inert likely' meet a total Ya3luro in
trope in any :single year. A eitortagolu
one line is usually counterbalanced by
geed yields 3n, 'some other lime. This
season, while there will `be am baunpert
crop, the tiearee we get to the close of
harvest and elle fan season, the more
does It appear that Yields' in most 1h„es
will average up fairly well.
At t.*io recent N'ornlaI tSohool Eartran
Ex. aminatian,s Miss Mildred I raun, MI
Gladys fiestle and Harry aTelcai ner
the Exeter School were vented ,Mode
School Entrance Standing, they ha
,,ing made the required percentage
that certificate. This entitles them
go to orate of the new Model Schools
Gently opened. They with several others
from town have applied ,to attend
Clinton. This snakes three more to
added to the lust of successful Candi
ata from the Exeter Continuation D
c« 0,
xt, S. Croeker a,rtd sorl \�f;
nesday to. vIs1t,1a1 .London, h
to Toronto.
veers. Kerb, Ford; John Caldwell,
Janros Stowart and W. Lightfoot lett"
Wednesday for tile west.'
Dr. 11oulstoa' lett' Tueaday evening On
tt trip to'Europe fol the, good Of his
ec alt3i. Eon voyage, En
r lest on
pack
0
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Spacknaall and
daft ixter ot. Guelph arrived Saturday ev
e leg to visit relatives here.
Mr. S. Martin, accompanied by 3rr.
grockett of Dorchester, left Monday on
a trip to Calgary and Edmonton.
Mr,' and Mrs..7as. Dearing of Stephen
co and Mrs.: Wan. .Dearing' of ,town were
Sa of visitors at Greenway over Sunday.
l Mr. and Mrs.'T. G. Atkinson and fam-
e' who have been 'visiting the former's
for Parents for a few weeks, left on. Monday
to morning far their home all Mardtou, Mn,a
acs Mr. Ed, Irwin` of ,Norwieh visited ov-
er Sunday with?' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
at Bissett. Mfrs, Irwin, after a two weeks'
be visit, ,returned 'home with him Monday.
di* 'Rev.. Sharp returned last week froxn-a
e- visit to various places in United, States,
and .occupied. his pulpit in Caven Pres-
byterian
res
byterian church oxx Sunday, 'During his
fret absence he tool. a slimmer, school course
partment,
A MEAN ACT.—some time .,during '
]atter part. of last week some mean per
son or persons, presumably boys, enter-
ed the she all itfe rectory, raised up a
.quantify of paiint that 'was there with
coal 'oil, and than, proceeded to paint
everything itn. silght, T1xey . entered . the
kitchen; daubed the cook stove, the wins
dons and a dozer,•\' and one other things,
'
SPECIAL; SERVICES.—The Annivera"
sari and Harvest Thanksgiving Services
in connection 'with the Trivitt 'Memor-
ial church will he held on Sunday, Sep-
tember 3rd, a t , 3;1 and 7 p. m, Rev,
Professor. Jeaikins, .rector of ,St.:Paul's
church, Clinton, one of the ', ablest
preachers in Ontario, will conduct both
services. The church will be' tasteful-
ly decorated for; the occasion and 'spec-
ial music will be rendered by the choir.
A .lspecial thank Offering will Ibe tak-
en up at each service,
'DEATii OF MRS. ATKINSON,-After
s. protracted illness these passed away/
on Friday last `another at our "eldest
lid most respected Citizens; in the pert'
son of Janie Brophey, widow ',of the
late Richard; A'tkinsoini, at the advanced
age of 5,,2 years and 10 months. Mrs.,.
Atkinson has been i31 failing health for
the past :two yeaes or, more, cavSed only
by' the infirzn;ilti,ed of old age, hence her
demise was net in the least unexpected.
The deceased was; a native of Ireland,
(being born ' in .the jCounty of Galway in
the year 1828, coming to .Canada with
her ;parents int 1836. They; ,first settled
in Montreal where they lived for eleven
years, then moved to the township of
McGillivray. At..about the age of 17 she
married her late husband, Mr. Atkinson,
and ,resided Irl .13iddulph • until about. 23
years ago, when, they ;moved to Exeter,l
and that same year the husband died.
Mrs. _Atkinson was of a kind hearted
nature, ever',solicitous to the .welfare
of her family, and was respected by all
who ,knew her. She was ,a, memb>r' of
the, Trivitt Memorial church: and . `eras
faithful in attendance when health per
nlitted. She is survived by a family of
four sons and three' daughters It cl and
of Manitoba, -George,: John and Williaaia_
ELeter., Mrs. John \'4ilsorl.of Alpena,:
a+T ch., lis . 'A Doper of C1 on, and
J3:re" :John -May, Loudon Road Sentla.'
The " `Lu'iera1 ' took; -place' to tare Et±eter
Cetnetcry un Menday, beimconducted.
by Per Racey of Saiutabury, assisted
by Mr. Clarence 1)upian
Mr. F. A. ,C. Drerw of Ontario, Ca18
fornia, spent Saturday the ,guest of his:
uncle, Ms. Wna. Drew. Mr. Drew is a,
son .of the late Edward Drew and for
merly resided in Exeter. Itl'i's 18 yearn The Regan° Store
since he was here last. •
edce
Free
You take no Financial risk
We :make this offer
to every person
who suffers
from the
Kidney Diseases
We are offering to .ever} sulft rer from
any 'kind of ahronie'lcldney disease n
treatment that produces prompt,bene-
ficial effects and "wluk;h Is so certain
in its action;, .as to lead us to :guarantee
satisfactory results or we will refund
your money.
REii;ALL KIDNI']Y PILLS .act with
promptness and a certainty, what they
;lave done for other a; 'surely this will
do for you. Accept our offer to -day and
get relief,
Sixty pills 50c. a' box
. S. Coles Phan. .
PHONE' 55
µ!,
.,POWELL'S BAZAAR
Only six days left of our great August Sale .
Our expectations were that business would fall off these months
but it didn't.. Each month shows an increase. So our store grows
Why? because we know how to do the business, we must buy and
sell right, and we are. re=feiszeigt
With'.a stock of goods from a needle to a Phonograph, and at a
selling price low is why we are growing. Little money buys much
here.
A heavy°tin
per 5c.
A heavy , tin
pan 6c
A heavy, tin
pan 6c.
dip -
dine
Fry'
LIKE
A dozen bread and
butter plates 60c.
Adozen cups .'and
saucers $1.00
A dozen teaplates
85c.
A pair of pepper &
salts 10e.
• A pair of pepper
salts 15c.
A pr. Jardinieres
20c. ,
'All of these with double the price we ask for them`. All bright
•
new goods since April. Soughtright and sold right.- Ourrofits are.
email and sales quick, hence we make as much as if profits were were bigger
sales slower. Weare catering to the 5, 10 and 15e. trade so comeandbring your friends.
Fingering yarn8 skeins 30c. while stocks last.
Saturday Special.—Arett
worth of fancyp y jug free with each purchase of $L00
wort
goods in store (except Edison). Thousands of new; post-
cards. Come' and bring your friend
N0 NE
riteTHE : _FIRST HAS LED
N
TITE MOVEMENT . ;AGAINST
ItATI'FIcATION OF TUE TRADE
COMPACT, :WITIT WASHINGTON,
g NEVIS WILL 19E SENA [2MLT BY MAIL TO ANT ADDRESS iN
P'Ot ONE CANADA.-
DOLLAR,AN[).e#•HAH,F A TIM
Here's WhyWE
Ask For Your
rewelry Business
It's an oft -told -tale, ;:ant it should never grow
uninteresting to the buyer 'who would be econo-
mical.
Oatr pracere are right. Prove itfor yourself by eompar-,
with ethers, Our seleetiQns are large, giving you a large
varied^ to eb000efrow—again the proof 18 by compn'ieon. Our
goods are of fine qt:ality, We back this statement
guarantee. Dou°t these things giveusKouzo
you qx. fair consideration of our oaright to expect from
s.
Exeter
wefler Optician
Undertakers
And
Fu ure DeaJe
we can'y a complete stock
one 'or Store 20a
For Sunday
nes.
and
and nights 20b
R O WE & ATIiINSON
The Leading Home Furnishers and Funeral Directors.
ONES &MAY-
-
PHONE NO. 32
EW FALL
DRESS GOODS
Just arrived for your Inspection
Our New Fall Dress Goods have arrived ved early this
year to give the earlybuyer a chance to have their
Fall ' Suit or Dress made up right away. We are show
ing a nice range of Fancy Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges,
Panamas, Satin Cloths, Broadcloths, etc.'
Come and see the New Goods and have 'an early,
choice. We are only too pleased to show you
NEW FALL UNDERWEAR
For Children, Ladies and men
We sell lots of winter under
wear now, and our stock is just
complete in every line,
.NEW FALL STAPLES
Nilly wrapperettes, Flannelettes
Sheeting, Shirting, Towling
Table Linens , Kemona Cloths
Elanket Cloths. etc.
Sweeping Sale of all Summer Goods
No reserve on them. They all must go at some
price. We want the room for the New Fall Goods.
Bargains in every department of the summer Goods.
You cannot miss them.
REPP AND LINEN SUIT-
INGS'
In all color's. *Regular 25c. to
35c. per yard for only 15cent a
yard,
aJ
WHITE WAISTS AND WHITE-
'WEAR
All `reduced to the lowest se11-
ing price. We are clearing' them
out fast at bargain prices.,
PLAIN AND FANCY GINGHAMS
All our 12 and a half and 15c.
ginghams to be cleared out at '
IAo. per yard. _ d
FANCY SILKS AND FOULARDS
A few nice 'pieces left .to be
cleared it at the lowest possible
prices,,
New ,Dinner Tea and ' Toilet „Sets
We have ,just received direct from the manufac-
turers a large shipment of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets' and
Toilet. Sets. They;,are the cheapest .00ds we have
ever offered to our customers., Some of the Toilet Sets
being nand Painted.
DINNER SETS TOILET SETS TEA`SET
. In real nicedisignsand; Scans genuine Rand ., A .. number of
colors, -The best of qual painted and all good Real nice sets '1
itg' far $6;:$8, $10, $12, ' ,vela's at $2.50, $3,-$4, to select from
..
at $2,50, $4, $5. "i
Headquarter) for the celebrated' W.E. Sanford."Clothing