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Oaring to the severe storm on Sun-
day night there was no service in rhe
•
Trivitt Memorial Church, while the
service ot James Street church was
held in the basement owing to sthe
electric light being out of commission.
WANTED—A good general bervarit
by the let December, Apply to Mrs,
Holt, North -Street, Goderich.
SEEDS FOR SALE
JAM .S BEER wishes to announce
thztt he has a choice line of Turnip,
Mangel Corn and Potato Seed for
Sale. See him before buying.
The Advocate to January 1st, 1915
for one dollar to any part of Canada.
$1.50 to the United States.
HOUSE FOR SALE.—Good Brick
House and three Lots for Sale '.0
Exeter Apply to Thos. 'McCallum or
Thos, Cameron, Farquhar.
HEIFERS FOR SALE
A. car load of choice high grade
Holste.: Heifers, supposed to be in
calf. Pr_ces right, Terms to ..suit
purchaser, JOHN H. SCOTT,
Exeter.
SALE NOW ON.—The advance sale
of reserve' seats is now open at Cole's
Drug Store for Guy Brothers Great-
er Minstrels, which' are billed to play
on Friday . eeag,, Nov, 14. Get your
order in early if you want a •good
location Prices 35c. and 50c.
Having taken over the Butchering
Business of Mr. Frank Wood , we
have moved across th.e street into
the premises lately occupied by Mr,
A. J. Ford. We solicit your patron-
age and we hope as heretofore to
give you every satisfaction. — WM.
RIVERS.
AMMUNITION of all kinds at
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE STORE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued at
the Advocate Office. No witness re-
quired and strictly confidental
► LOCAL DOINGS. 4
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Exeter's: rateo£ taxation has aee
n
fixed at 27 mills.
The snow was so heavy on Sunday
that the rural mail carriers were un-
able to make their trips on Monday,
The Sunday evening,, service in the
Presbyterian ehurch was withdrawn
owing to the Main Street anniversary
airs. (Rev.) AXeAlister addressed the
James Street Suroday School on Sun-
day afternoon on the subject' of Tenn
pera.nce,
Mrs. George Thomas, who irere-
ported last week as being very ill, is
we are pleased to ,tate showing
signs of improvement,
Rev: Powell preached in London on
Sunday .and Rev, McAlisterwas in
Toronto, The latter's pulpit was oc-
cupied by Rev, Jeffersoa of Crediton
bobs morningand evening.
Mr. Sani'l Rowe, who is in the em-
ploy of Ball & Atkinson, has rented
the house on Albert street owned and
formerly occupied by Mr. Albert
alorrell.—Clanton News Record.
Right Rev, David Willi ores, D. D.
Bishop of Huron, will conduct a eon-
firmation class in the. Trivitt Memor-
ial Church on Sunday morning, Nov,
Z3rd, and at Hensall in, the afternoon,
Thos. Ching, son of Mr. Thos:Ching
formerly of Exeter, was recently *-
pointed sporting editor of the Winni-
peg Telegram, and his contributions
are interesting features of that jour-
nal.
Mr, Harry Rowe has purchased the
fine large brick dwelling owned by
Mr Thos Russell on Andrew street,
We understand Mr, Russell will move
to St. Marys, where he has made the
purchase of a piece of land that he
intends subdividing.
Mr W. W. Taman has rented Mr,
Wes Snell's house on Main Street,
and will move therein shortly. The
house was vacated last week by afr,
H H. Moe, who has been transferred
to Toronto Branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce.
HOUSE FOR SALE. Good Brick
House and three Lots for Sale in
Exeter Apply to Thos. McCallum or
Taos. Cameron, Farquhar.
WHITE WYANDOTTES FOR
SALE.—A number of choice White
W; a;ndotte Cockerels for sale. Ap-
ply tc. Wm. Bagshaw, Exeter.
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HELP WANTED.—Are you tired
working for others? 'Vhy not start
a 1.. einess of your own in spare time?
Send 50c. for 24 business propositions
M A Davies, 80 Ossington ave., To-
ronto, Ont.
WANTED.—Light set of one-horse
sleighs: State price. Apply at this
office
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A brick cottage, containing perler,
dinin; roan, sewing room, r,ir u.en, 3
bed -roe n; all recently s apered,grain-
I:r a letter to. the Advocate Mr.
Win Mitchell, a former well-known
Exeter resident, says,—"The Advocate
comes as an ever -welcome' weekly vis-
itor, and.to do without the Advocate
would be as regretab]e as, to lose our
meals. We are having lovely weather
this fall; in fact, I never saw nicer
in Ontario.
A team of horses belonging to Mr.
Paul Coates, Usborne became freight-
ened at the Mill on Friday morning
last and getting away made a lively
run down Main Street, endangering
lives and threatening damage all
along their course, but they finally ran
into Mr, Elliot's fence south of town,
where they were captured little the
worse for their escapade.
On Sunday night last . there passed
away at Lapeer, Mich., a former res-
ident of Exeter, in the person of
Mr. Albert Powell, aged 70 years.
It well be remembered by our older
residents that Mr. Powell during the
greater time of his residence ' here
was in tbe employof the late James
Pickard, Mr. Powell is survived by
his wife and their two sons. •
Mrs. D. A. Ross and, son, Dr. H. P.
Ross, spent Tuesday in , Clinton.
They leave:•to-day* for the Doctor's
borne in :Nampa, Idaho, where Mrs,
Ross will reside with her son. They
will send soendestc. few days in _Minnesota
on. the way, Mrs. Ross has been a
long and .much esteemed worthy resi-
ent of Exeter for many years and her
departure is a source of much regret
to her many friends.
Those who pretend to know say
that we are going to have. ;a. mild win-
ter. Several time-honored signs are
pointed out as bearing out this rhe-
ory one being that there are to
beech nuts and the squirrels and eth-
er
er small wild animals are consequent-
ly unable to lay up food for tile:
months of cold weather,. In some
place, the squirrels are corning to
the buildings already in search of food.
According to the London Adver-
tiser of Saturday there seems to have
nfise Vera. Rowe spent the week
in London.
;Mrs., Ed, Christie is• visitieg with
Mrs, I.amniie in Detroit,
License Inspector Torrance of Clin-
ton was in town on Tuesday.
Mise Cole
C
\' RuthHooperof London do.i ts
le late was home over Sunday,da
y.
Mr Elwin White of London is vis
Min, at his house near Rogerville.
alas Lee, has returned to Aylmer
after a visit with the Misses Wynn,
1fr, T. W. Hawkshaw at London
was in town on Thursday and Friday
last;
•:nil
Mrs Floyd returnee] to Kalamazoo,
Mich, on Monday after a visit with
Mrs, W J: Bissett, •
School Inspector Edwards of Lon-
don, was the guest of Rev. Collins on
Friday evening last.
Mr, and Mrs. Bence and tittle
daughter of Providence, R.I., are vis-
iting relatives in town.
Miss Ethel Dayman of Kipper has
returned hone after visiting hereott-
sin Miss... Bertha Horley.,
Messrs. Wes • Snell.•and Thorn. Bak-
er went to Grey Township, on, a
shooting trip this week.
Mr. Geo, E. Case and wife' of Tor-
ontc. spent a few days during the
.;week with relatives here. • '
'Ir E. 1:i, Spackman, of;Blenheim
and. Me. E. J Spackman of Toronto
spent the ,week end here:
:Miss Frdtee who has been visiting
Jars. F. Wood and other relatives, re-
turned to Chicago on Monday..
Miss Maggie Cudiaore, daughter ot
Mr, Aaron Cudniore of Crystal. City,
Man., formerly of Exeter, was married.
at Calgary on. Nov. 4th, to Rev. F. Mc-
Dowell
Rev Sharp, Messrs. J. G. Stanbury
Henry Strang and John Rowcliffe
were among the number attending the
Missionary Convention at Goderich on
Friday last,
144Ir, J. A. Gregory of North Battle -
fora Sask„ spent Tuesday with; his
niotnei" here. He left Wednesday for
London, Eng„ on business, intending
to remain, until spring,
Mr• Peter Robertson of Stratford
visited relatives .Here over Sunday: I -re
svas accompaniel on his return by arrs
Sidney Sanders, wbo will visit het
sister Mrs. Robertson for a few days
ed a-ic: treated. Heated by furnace been some lively times after the ,ay -
ani eleete,c lighted. Two Iota a,. ]and
a-te •`fame barn, her•a and -oft
;vat:r Well situated. Apply no
A. HASTINGS, Exeter.
Fok SALE OR RENT
Guo:. brick house, halt
F-oit trees, hen house on
. ises A good comfortable
part: -e'er; apply to Mrs.
sey Centralia.
acre land;
theprem
place. For
E. Demp-
FARM FOR SALE
3, • Lit 10, Con. 1, Hay, contain-
? • •res, more or less, in good
state e %titivation. Good brick house
cgntain 1; 9 rooms.; 2 barns, one on
brick aaeredatiort with stabling under
neat:i ; ,t never failing spring creek;
a goo '. orchard; well underdrained.
One as 1 a quarter miles from school
This i, _t very desirable property be -
Ina sitaete half way between Exeter
and 11:1 tall on the London. Road. For
term. i 11 particulars apply toNor-
man Jai•rott, 267'5Lappin Ave., Tor-
onto, >r to B. S. PHILLIPS, Real
Estate Agent, Exeter.
"ONLY DOUBLE TRACK RAIL
way between Toronto and ' Mon-
treal and Toronto and other prin-
cipal cities in Canada, �31so
Dcuble Track and Solid Trains be-
tween Montreal and Chicago; :naso
between Ontario points, New York
and Philadelphia, via Niagara Falls;"
SMOOTH ROADBED
FINEST EQt3 IPM ENT
ELECTRIC L IG HTED
PULLMAN SLE 5 PERS
Full particulars, berth reservations,
eta. .rear. Grand Trunk Agents, ,'ore
wr't s E. Horning, District Passer
ge, . a ;est Toronto, Ontario,
N. 1, Dore, Exeter,
Mr. H, H. Moe, accountant of the
Bank of Commerce here, and . who via
recently married, received word from
headquarters .last week to report in
Toronto for a move in the service.
M.r. and Mrs, Moe left for that c :y
Gray Hair a Handicap
TENDENCY OF MODERN BUST-
15 TO FAVOR THE YOUNG
MEN,
This is the young man's age. Every
where you find the big lobe in the
hands of young men. The appearance
of age discredits your ability, Youth
and efficiency are first cousins in the
eyes of business men.
Dana let a ,few gray hairs spoil
your chances when its so easy to ,ere-
veata or cure them.
Hay's Hair Health, restores the nat-
ural' color to gray hair and no one
will know you. use, it,
• It is not: a dye, It is a hair tonic
that re -invigorates the hair roots and
the ,scalp „supplies new nourishment,
a new lease of Life, for your hair, thus
bringing back its natural color and
luxuriance It removes dandruff.
We guar;inteeit to do this, Yaut,
money will be refunded if it fails af-
ter „a fair trial,
$1,00, 50c., 25c. Get it at our store.
Sold and recommended by W, S.
Howey, Druggist, Exeter, Ont,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undersigned are offering for
sale, that desirable property, known as
the 'estate of the late Elizabeth Kay,
on the South Boundary of. Exeter,
containing one acre of land. There
is on the premises six -roomed brick
cottage, with dry, frost proof cellar
summer kitchen,stable, hen house, all
kinds of fruit trees. These premises
are quite suitable for market garden-
ing or poultry raising. For • particul-
ars apply to -Mrs. John Beattie, Var-
nia, or to John M. S. Glenn, Hensall,
Executors.
OUR FLOURS
You cannot male a
mistake when you buy
flour from us.
R. G. SELDON
Exeter, - C ntario
Monday. evening carrying the beet
wishes of their many ftiiends here. aeasseserasesoaasaaataaer'
men's missionary meeting at Goder-
ich cal
oderich-ca Friday evening last, when some
person proposed to turn the meeting
into' a temperance meeting to organ-
ize a plan to carry the Scott Act.
Rev. Jeaktns of Clinton and Rev,
Fothei-inghain. of Goderich claimed it
was bad form to discuss the ques-
tionat this meeting. Rev. Ford and
Hagar of Goderich thought not, and
Rev. Sharp of Exeter said he was op-
posed to the campaign as it was a
Conservative political move. Confus-
ion followed, "which was only quieted
by adjournment,
HICKS' NOVEMBER FORECASTS
Aregular storm period involves the
14th to 10th, having its centre on the
16th. The moon is at extreme north
declination on the 16th, which fact
will tend to suppress th.e change to
colder which would normally follow
the storms of this period. If tow
barometric areas should cover the
southern parts of the country, with
counter storms. moving out of the
northwest at the time, cold, frosty
weather will spread southward after.
this period, giving an early smack of
winter to states far toward they gulf,
say from about the 17th to the 20:
GUY BROTHERS MINSTRELS
This is the oldest minstrel organiz-
ation before the public to -day, end
Geo. R, Guy, the Proprietor and Man-
ager, was blacking his face in min-
strelsy years before the present nazi,-.
agers o1 performers thought of et,and
he .is not a "has beer yet, but a
comedian tip -to -the -minute, The show
is ai good .as any and better than
most.. and it is patronized by .the el-
ite everywhere. This is. the thirty-
-1'9t'i season, a record none of the
others can show, and, to tell tbe
truth this is a minstrel show that
you can take your' family to see and
not be offended with anything rough
-'.rhe orchestra is fine, the singing el-
egant, thedancing great, the acrobats
woaiderfui, the scenery superb,'' the
c oaturnes pretty and theelectrical cf-•
Teets- beautiful, Go and see sally, real'
first-class minstrel show Friday even
ine at the Exeter Opera House:
Prices 35 acid 50 cents. Seats no:v on
sale at Cole's drug store.
Our Stock
Will Help With
Many a Christmas
a
Gift Perplexity
-When you are purchasing a present, it is a inflater ' of
money and what you want—nothing else. Then this is your
store—for what you want is here and at the lowest possible
prices. A good variety of articles, selected from tbe larg-
est stocks, consisting of
Silverware, Cut Glass,
Fancy China Clocks, Etc.
These goods are new, beautiful, and modern indesign,
and of superior quality. We make a specialty of handliuig
High Grade Watches
All kinds of Repairing done and guaranteed.
MARCHAND
Jeweler and Optician
ician; •
Exeter, Ont.
The Home of High
Class Furniture
We .have our show room well filled
agaiu with Up-to-date FURNITURE
of all kinds. We always try to nave
on hand the best goods"- to satisfy
the wants of our many customers,
It ROWE
Undertaker. and License
Embalmer
Phone 20a
EXETER ONTARIO
Shop now for Xmas
Stocks in Bot right, to
sell right. Fanny China and
Glass Novelties, Fancy Boxes
Elegant Hair Brushes, Combs
Mirrors, in boxes, etc. High-
eat grade Chocolates, & Con-
fectionery.
WILLARD F.i.rrious CHOCOLATES
in our own boxes or in bulk. Try
some.
Special Gold Flab sale thio week
special dis fount to ieh-lois and church
Get next to us
Powell's Bazaar
PHONE 55
33ig variety Store
rcNr] aSz
PHONE 32
MAY
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Men's, youths' & Boys' Fall and Winter
Suits, overcoats, Raincoats, & Odd
Pants For the Month. of November.
This is the biggest Clothing. Sale ever held in Exeter and we promise
big bargains for everyone. We have just opened up $8000 worth of
brand new up to date clothing Specially boughtht for this sale. It will cer-
tainly
pay you to look them over. No matter what you want or what you wish to pay .we, have
the goods right here.
Men's New Suits Youths' New Suits
400 Brand New Suits right off the reel :from the biggest lac-
tory in Canada. Every suit right up to the minute in Style,.
Fit and Cloth.
$18 and $20 Men's Suits for : . 412
$15 Men's Suits for ., $10
$12 Men's Suits for 88
Men's New Overcoats
We have a great selection to show you. The best in the 'and
are here in all the New Overcoat Cloths, Styles, and Colors. if
you want the right thing in an overcoat, Come along right 'fere,
$10, $12, $15 each, ,
Men's New Raincoats
We busy our Raincoats r]ar eet from Scotland where they 'lake
the best. We are showing do zene of the best from the light weight
to that real heavy lined raincoat
Every garment guaranteed to be satisfactory.
Odd Pants
Z00 Youths' Bloomer, and Long or Short Pant Suits. Real nifty
Suits -Just the kind youths are looking for, in the new cloths
and colors.
$12 Youths' Suits ror.
$10 Youths' Suits for $7
$8 Youths' Suits for $6
Boys' ;New Suits
We can give you a choice of 300 Boys' "tony" Suits. 'vloscly
Bloomer Style. The :,:1oths and styles are th.e best that the :hale-
era can produce. Every boy .can get just' what he wants here,
Prices $3, $5, $7
Boys' & Youths' Overcoats
A fine big selection ofTeal manish overcoats for the boys. The
Cloth and Styles just like the Men's Coats, All kinds of cloths
and the new styles that are sure to please any boy that sees them
Odd Pants
250 pair of odd Pants in all colors of Tweeds and wonted $1 to $8 per pair.
Men's Jur Collar . Coats
From $15 to $25 each