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THE EXETER ADVOCATE"
TIUE,SIJAY, SEPTEMBER EL ,1E111 ..
fall an
Winter..
Ciothin;
Itis time you were thinking abont
your cold weather clothing,
We are prepaid to supply -you with
a nice FAH or Winter suit of the best
material, the latest style and dnish
at a price that Cannot be beaten.
Try us and we will give you sat
isfactiem
TAMAN
erchaut Tailor,
Exeter, - Ontario
(y. '�_
EXETER MARKETS.
'O rANOFal BAOTii W`ED SDA.
:Earley". ... .+, , Sa foo
I'attckwlieri,t. , , . , . ,. + 4S 50
70 75
Po▪ tatoes. per bag , ... T , 1 00 100
B[ay,perten..,,....e,s 0 40 10110
Flour, per cwt., fatally
Flour, low grade per cw 1 50 150
r„iso,. on zl
s.,.,.,....+,., ... 2t 2
l_axvelaoga, per cwt«««.... 6
Shorts perton,,,:,...+.. �3 attt
06
Poultry
We will pay till adriaed th
owing for Fataltrr iai trtzde.
Ohichea alive 10e.
Hens + .
RQostera s; 6c.
Taar'key .. 12e.
Ducks '° Oe
One cent per you
cess; for cash.
Welted
53
tai
2
110
in each.
JONES & MAY
Our weddtna stationery ke of t.za lat
est, typos of tho 'brat, wwrkmz snip un-
surpaeerd and prices rig2;t. Prospective
b Idea should call at the Advocate an
see for themselves.
The past few weeks we have
added many new Dinner and
Toilet Sets. Surpassing any.
thing we have ever shown.
Yorx will like 'them. -Stewart's.
FLOUR AND FEED. -}laving, put in
a stock of Flour and Feed .1 solicit
your pat.nonaage. Stand one door north
of ;C3carnari's Hardware -Rivers' old
stand.. Jos. Davis.
Men's Overcoats in the sea-
sons latest Styles and Color.
Ings. These Coats are except.
Iona! values at $10.00 to $14.
-Stewart's
1 LOCAL DOINGS,
Be ,.sure you can, fight and the go
ahe)laih
. But you never can tell what zs. the
04.41st "vv'ay until you have experienced
the end.:.
Good •i:ntei:!tions and, first buxpresale:a*.
make a' fine pair to spin along to de-
sit•uctiona with:.
The fellow' who, starts out intending
to stay tight with the procession is a
bad ere to buck,
Don't try to ,het your ov.ashare and
the other's 4ellow'a', 61e• nrx,gint nlisvon,,
stave your. tazoti- e,
MISS. J. 4. ALLAN Eye Sight Spec
falist well be at the Commercial Hotel
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3OU One
day only..
A. '.Antos of'' Br:asley and .A. Short,
of Creditor& ' .let have passed the Sep-
tember
ep-temb r^ examiatation admitting them to.
zF. Londoa Normal.
tiu0-axl of the yetiaxa 'PeePle ieaad-
ezed 3SCas: " Pearl Keene a "kitehe'n
oar Tinoreday everting last at
ae
and , 4 pleasa.aat :evenag wax
s;.owe
Bpc?xw.
GIRLS WANTED
Apply to D. S. Perrin, & Company,
Limited, London, Ont.
MARRIAGE LICENSE. -Get your mar-
riage license at the Advocate Office.
GIRLS WANi.ED-Good Cook, and a
Kitchen girl -good wages. ripply, is
Queen's Hotel, London,
For Stylish up-to-date and
Servicable Coats for Girls and
Misses. See -Stewart's
g=eter Srl:Qob will celebrate their
t• 01t1 Day on Friday. Oct, G. Come and.
enJo3' yourself with, the boye and olds.
Qua' school will exchange visite again,
vv°t'D r,•t3';stA IT," $, as laet year.
Ile. e to the Kaild of ata,tuar$ a:
eptg a .editQa wrote u1r tot' a. Patz ;-...
"Poor 1Tii Joatea slu , hats, earthly gair-
kalexltS on a' liriy i and $warn the liver
yesterday, He did neat and because
rile water was deep but planged riblet
:x, and started for the §Mara, and
me i'ao anf ela smiling. Jinx was peer,
ttiit ho lied hts subeertptiQa to :his home
aper Pa'•d up, and .got there ',a /Too(l
he ufdaa' School Secretary. Itev
}'artett oaf Toreat,x. preached I0=11y iTax
SA. -.11A9 ets to tt,4 chiidre:x o! Jan;cs
;Tata Saver. Stetttodist churches anti
1 'children attended the Inez
a ,d .hi:a xAoo a nerviees in TaMea ar,
body, air. Weidenhanaaner
altto add e sed the gathering ha- the
rtlet tock the Evia,
street chureh, aced
+,7t, ,I*oweU rias nas street rxervicc
:Aa�s
The Sa-ui toa9ipa.Ai&tx 'that leased atun-
e,G'tti o'e;r,'tl'rds reAtBi '+cele' t? K,,anear-
d rAwx lAavtt aaQa lied a .profitable year.
ptliltl w:U iaP$ eever the e],' -''i
hey put the orchards
p 31d, wlzi2e, <owin , to the
crolr ra«lure, t,aeSr returns are very
rale .x13. T1;,t, companies have large rap-
, utowevea', and faith :I;t the future
sults. Ilx tti,te meantime the farmers
aro .1i;tvlaa,; ,the value of their orchards
:xRrnased
and they vre the amount of
thr rent tea 'tiers l;ood,
No enc can tell When an advertisnent
ceases a do itis work, Instancee ,are
kno'v. l; In w»z{;eh copies of our newE
papers haven been discovered M. out -of -
the wag places, the advertlnani;nt :n
which have sold -geode. An American
inerchant recentlyrf'eoived at1. ans'ser
to an :advertisement of his that appear -
cd a year previously. A hardware firm
in net eastern city one day received an
order Tor an article that 1t had adver-
tised ten years before but .had not been
manufacturing for nine years. Upon
making inquiries it learned that a far-
mer, in 'taking up a carpet, had found
beneath it a paper containing* anadven
tisement of the article and had•been so'
impressed with the 'utility or the article
that be unmediately wx'ote for it.
From h we May conclude that as
long as a single copy of an advertis-
ment exists it may sell goods.
THUMB LACERATED. -Mr. Thos. Rea
man, London Road Routh, ;met with a
painful accident on Saturday afternoon
last. Ile was operating a circular saw
and in some manned his, lett hand came
itx contact with it, tlacerating..the thumb
badly.
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED -At
once for work IA your locality. Will
guarantee $2. to $3. per day. Op-
portunity to advance rapidly. Will pay
lilberaily for spare time. Work not diff-
icult. Experience not required. apply to
International Bible Press, T.orento,O nt.
GIRLS 'WANTED.
Smart Girls required to work on boys
clothing, either operating power mach-
inery, or hand sewing -good clean work.
Good wages and constant' work the year
through.
The JACKSON MAN'F'G CO., Exeter
Sweater Coats for Girls, Boys
Men and Women in a ' great
variety 50c. to $5.00 -Stew-
art's
CISTLrhtN AND WELL CLEANING. -
Those having cisterns er wells that need;
cieani<ng will do well (to have the work
done at once. We do it to your satis-
faction.-ALBERT
at5s-faction-ALBERT GOWER, Exeter N.
MISS' 3. J. ALVAN, Eye Sight Spec
ialist will be at the Commercial Hotel
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80th, One
day only.
,WANTED.A good girl for general
houseWo.rk. Must be experienced and
capable. No' washing. ,Good wages td
right person, hone other' need apply. Ap-
Ply personally or by letter to
MRS. 3. 3. CALLAG -IAN,
'13 Wellington St., London.
IdANSI0N HOI1SE PROPERTY FOR,
SA.LE OR TO RENT
The undersigned Is offering tor sale
er to rent that desirable Hotel ;property
in Exeter, known as the Mansion House
situated on the canner of Main and Hur-
aytx et 'i'h property Is in, gond conditionand o �''' tt'escel,ient;. opportur,ity to
�mpeisance sr: Poatd.n,:; blouse.
31 equ pPed with' all necessary
tt
-y F,
rn itare ` to coninaence' business, and
t3�e'rb is
also, -gaod stabling and ' shed
Accommodation' ,and other convenie^tees
There are also., good prospel^tss of fhe
hoUse' ben - again! 'granted ` a'ltcenae.'
yt31 bg rsold privately -op reaeor Able,
ltjkry151f,ald coathdtons. Vor pa `Iculars,
a i lttr 78•Leatal�lrn of` io Messrs D ck
8$
�ax 1 rr
Mr. J E. Smith is bonne front ITanaver
Miss, Wo •den of Staffs is the guest
of MM. Clark -
air John Iiyazdnaan .'was'. taken to Lon
don Tuesday.
'
Lulu Martin .he
Missies Lug was
ton over Sunday,
airs, Thos. Elston has returned front
a v`sit, in Toronto.
Mr. John Spackman, and 'air. }ugh
Spackman went to St, Thomas on Tues-
day,.
Bassett and nias Atkinson
of Lotidoa visited v,^it, Jtriende- here Sat-
urday.
Miss H. E. 13own,of Harper hospital
Detroit. is „apending holidays at lsa*
dome here.
:ylrs. E. H. V'roon;'an and child ,of
Copetown, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Anderson.
Mr. Yteree hardy left Saturday eve;
in?y Q't nia return W .Denver, a=tel" a le'
weeks' visit with his parents •here,
lafr and. firs. Ed. Stewart and child
of London visited with the former's bra-
e? several days during the week,
air, and M. Jos, Sutton, lett Friday
:or Rodney, '[*here 'fir. Sutton will else.
engaged in the evaporator until Iaecem-
lives MeP--it,erson agd Mies. Ida later
c'hand left. Monday to -attend Normal at
Stratford, and Anna Dow to Icon
don Normal,
Mrs, E. J. C ,riat'le rettIctlCd trot
Cathart es ot: Sat,urda.} evening,
mother having `recovered fl'orn her
cent tllxacse,
'spas Mabel front, 1Iltree of St. Lukes
Ffospital, New York, visited at the mate
of iter grand uottler, gra, ,lenses Tom,
last tiveelc,
ktr.
and Mrs, Geo. HOCROY of Brantford
will move were this week, ;air, ;,Hockey
surf}S accepted, a. liosition with bis
TMfirmer employer, Mr, 44,'3.. liaaman.
4r, and Mfrs, 13 S. P'.i^tllipsa with then'
daughter, aro ;n Owen, Sound attending
pearriaage, et their eon. Wilbur
I'tAMOS of TOpenta, to flss Maud SteN
art of Owen atavada
ie from Ciin
�t.
Iter
_russ La Belle Handtord was home
f onx St. Thomas over `Sunday.
Mr. Wei. cooper ',is on- a visit to
Tends in Farmers Valley Penni.
Dr, 1toutston arrived- izonae Tuesday
: Country.
to t Old o tx
from tri the ri 3.
evening a pl
vn -,
B. Scott of Philadelphia. has
Ise? -n visttatra cher slater. Mrs. Win. Kuntz
,for a few' days.. •
Flour
isevgvd. l xanALl. Malzit'ab_a
a specialty.
it Lime
aA good stock always on hand.
Cement
Durham National Partland
ita Cement is the' best.
0
. G Seldon, Egete
:, Dray and
Teaming Busines
Your orders is our line will be
attended to quickly and saatisfac-
tosily, We are here to please the.
public needing anything in our
line, and we ask a trial from you.
Orders left by phonee or other-
wise at THE ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE 25, will receive
prompt attention.
T. fix. Creech
TWO WEEKS'
BIG BARGAIN SALE
AT MOORESVILLE STORE
Commencing September 25th 1911
For two weeks we are going to offer
SHEET FLANNELS
361n, wide, reg. 127411. for 10e.
34in. wide, reg. 12/c. for 1:01e,
a4in. wide, reg. 10c. for 8?.c.
231n. wide,. rag. 81.Le. tor (114c;
CRETON-Items. arc. for -13c.
REPP-Reg. 121/s. for 10c.
SHOT LINEN --Beg.. 28e ;for lie.
PLAIDS -Reg. 1Se. or 1.ic.
UNBLEACHED COTTON-Re.g, Be. for'
6}ic ,. 10c. or 83c ., Regular
121.14. 'tor 1:1e.
COTTON CASHMERE-34i.n wide
reg. 12c, for 1..0c., '
RED
BLACK' COTTQNADA
8oz. _re, 250. tor 21c,
Poz. reg. 30c, for 240.
9oz. res. 28c, for 9.3c.
PRINTS
Regular 12j:e. Tor 10%e.
Regular. 10v. for 6e.
.CORSETS
75 pairs reg. 50, 75c. acid 1, tor,
,a 9c.
PILLOW COTTON-:eg. 90 to 22 ,fwx.
17 jre.
CREAM CASI3 ERE --3 Gin, 'wide reg.
50c. Tor 39c,
Now is the time. to buy your Wall Paper
We have a very nice range to
Single Roll Reg. 25c. for 10c.
Single Roll Reg. 15c. for Gc.
Single Roll Reg. 18'p, for 8c.
Single Roll Reg. 14e. for 5c.
clear at very low Prices;-'
Single Moil. Reg. 17c for q 7c.
Single Roll Reg. 12c. for 4c.
Single ROIL Be,i•Gc. tot, 2c.
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL. - The
Ladies' °Aid of the James Street Meth-
odist Church will Bold their Harvest
Monne- Festilval on Sunday land Monday,
Oct. 1 & 2. Apr. R. Hickiti will preach
Sunday mottling and Rev, J. E. J. Mill-
ya rd. On Monday evening the ladies of
the church will serve tea ‘from 5 to 8
o'clock, after which a program will be
rendered, co`tisitsting of addresses • by
resident minsters, , selections by the
Choir, Organist, Mass Delight ' Hobbs,
and the L'ostdn, Male Quartette. Ticket
35e., Children 25c.
STICKS' FORECASTS FOR OCTOBER.
-A eeactionary storm period is central
on the 3rd 'and 4th, and -may be es-
,pected to brim a return of ' storm
conditions, with;autumnal 'rain; wind
and passi'bly light snow, northward,,
Lightning and thunder will probably
brier„ in these October periods, follow-
ed by rapid chan;gei to -much cooler. . A
regular storm period is, at its centre
on, the 7th. Thils iie;one of the most
decided storm periods of 'this mtonth
iViolent disturbatrces should be watch
ed a.igainst,botch; ilnl the Lake and Gulf,
regions'. [Rain;. wind and thunder will
visit most parts of the interior during
this period From. the 4th to 11th, cen
teal .on the 7.th, eonisitutes a grave . seis-
mic 'period. -Snow northward, :rising -bar,
ometend much. colder, will wand' up
r- and ,I
thils period.
DEATH OF MRS. KESTLE-The dearth
occurred at her home on Albert street
On Friday last of Ellen, Jolty, 'wife of
Rev. 3. 'rID. • K:es:tie, aged 69 years,' 5
montehs."Mrs. „K,estle snas'beenf troubled
for some, 1ti�nxe wilting catarrh and asthma,
and altaioiiigh,--operated' en; a few days
beto:'e she kc uld not' be reliever') and
her denriee' loilowed. Born .in Peter.
boro 'County Isnle moved, to this district
withhe • ,parents and married her ,row
bereaved " husband, with , whom . she re-
s dei in many places, during '.htis min- .I
istry, and 'tihp Ii few year's., '''-in Exeter
since Mr. Kest1e'e superannuation. She
was a woman .of many good qualitiies''
and ' highly kespected by alt whoa knew„
he , Besides the hust?and three dab b
to: s and two,.; sons suH'vave-Mrs•Readyl
of St Marglri 11111sei Marie and 1 it'her o •'z
Sea4,114 Re„ .- A!sa of Ol,no and i 11, at
h0nxd �Oh�$'+lib ither, Elijah Joiy, of E-.
etg3il,,d h,*4,l flsfdrs,. Mrs. -wia Le•Y.!ig
or:6,1011°n, and Mrs.' Wm. ]?e'`til6a"le'oS'
E eter r also tgurv'ive 'Ithealluvia'dti tbok
tit,^
pia e to rhe Exeter Comet
Men's and Boys' Furnishings
OVERALLS -A special sale in Overalls. The Walker Trainmen's Overale
Rog. $1..25 for - - - --+ L.05
PANTS -50 pairsT;weed Pants Regular 1.75 to 3.50 for 98c.
OVERCOATS -10 Men's overcoats Regular 5.00 to 7.50 lett', 2.98
15 'boys, OvercoatsTeg'ular 5.00 for --t 1.98
25 Boys Suits Regular 3.50 to 5.00 for -+ 1.45
HATS -2 dozen the 's Stiff hats, Regular 2.00 to 2.50 for., --- 1.44
1 dozen Men's son Hate Regular 1.75 for 1.18
CAPS -50 Men's caps, all styles and 'shapes, Reg. 25, 50, 75c. for 19c.
Boots and Shoes
25 pair Ladies Pat. Oxford Regal, Reg. 2.85, 12.90; 3.00 for $198
50 pair Children's shoes of all kinds 20 per; cenAl,off,
50 pair Ladies' ?shoes of an kinds 25 ilea. cent. off.
25 pair Men's' Pat. Leather' Oxfords, Regal, 14g. 4.00 for
25 pair 'Agit and Heavy weight, 40 pee- cent. off.
W. R. Simpson, a MOORESVILLE
2.98
OUR WATCH
AND
Jewelry Business
is steadily on the increase. Our stock is one of the largest in the
County and equal to that of auy city store. You cannot poss-
ibly make a mistake by calling on as and examining our stock,
Our prices are right. Prove it for yourself by compar-
ison with others, Our selections are large, giving you < alarge
variety.to choose front, -again the proof is by comparison. Our
goods are of fine duality,. We back this statement with oar
guarantee. Don't these things give use a right to expect from
you a fair Gonsideratiott of our goods,
A.. Marchand, Exeter
Jeweller & Optioian.
3 Wee:
eduction Sale
Commencing e
Cto-morrow, morrow Friday
le
Toney Saving. Prices on all China
and Graniteware Etc.
We ``want
m
the roomfor Christmas Goods.
Orile r a 1'
44;
Undertakers
And
Furniture Dealer
o c .rly a complete stock in iii lines..
Phone for Store 20a
For Sundays
ad nights 20b
ROViTE ATICINSON
The Leadinz HOME) Furnishers and Funeral Directors,
JONES &MAY
Big Showing of
Winter Coats
In
all The Leading Cloths
We have all the leading styles in Ladies
Misses and Children's Coats in the very best
of cloths. Fancy Tweeds are the very newest
in the coat line and we are also showing the'
good staple lines of Blacks and Blues. Try
one on and be convinced Prices right.
LADIES & CHILDRENS FURS
BUY EARLY AND GET THE BEST
This will be a good
are well prepared for it
LADIES FURS
Ruffs, Stoles, Muffs
in Marmot, Sable;
Seal, Fox, Persian,
Lamb and Wolf, See
them before -you buy,
fur season and we
with a big assortment.
CHILDREN'S FURS
Little Muffs and
Neck Furs in White
Fox, Chin Chillian,
Hare, Lamb and
Stone Martin. All
little beauties. -
LADIES FUR LIN-
ED COATS
We have the best
values this year we.
have ever shown.
Muskrat Lining with
genuine Sable . or Isa-
bella collars.
FUR COLLAR
COATS
With quilted or
lush Linings, We
have a very large lot
of these coats to show
you , at $20 to. $25
each.
FALL DRESS GOODS
Fancy Tweeds are very very
Strong and will be 'found here
in all wears, Plain Serges in all
colors come next. also'. a' good
showing ` of all colored and
Black Dress Goods.
NEW W AISTINGS
New Fancy Delainns in all
patterns, ; New Silk striped,
Taffeta Cloths, and the New
Silks in all the leading shades
also Velours and Velvets.
1
Gents Furnishing For Fall
New Shirts New Underwear
u Collars New Sweaters
Ties New Sweaters Coats
Gloves. =:Neww Fancy Vests -
ew'Suitings
New Over Coats ,.
" Rain Coats,
Fall Suits
Etats ,ft
Shoes'
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